Storm Lake High School - Breeze Yearbook (Storm Lake, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1937 volume:

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Wheiiever, in years to come, you turn to this book, may fond memories of your high school days return clearly to mind, just as a lovely melody so often returns to brighten the pathway of life. THE STAFF Dedlznefczutwn am It 1S wxth deep app1ec1at1on of her ureless effo1 ts 111 oul behalf and her smcele helpful gmdance thloughout our fou1 years of I-hgh School that we ded1c1te ou1 1937 Breeze to MISS LURA MCLANE ja 0 fbrve 0 0 i ' T wlm A V' I' I - "3 .A .7'I' ,. - A - Elw' - . Nfl lm Mgr-, lvl, ggi? 34 - , s C . , U V, 7 c 'LW JLIJ 45C ff f77f -swf Juni? 1- ,-. Adfhff R at BREEZE STAFF Editor . . .... . ARLENE HILL Assistant Editor . . VIRGINIA MI:LLs Business Manager . . . AVERY LAUBER Assistant Business Manager ...... BOB WHEAT Athletics . . RICHARD EVANS, DONALD LANE, FRANCIS BULLARD Art ....... PAT POTTER, JUNE SKEELS Social Activities RUTH GIBSON, DOROTHY MICHAEL, ELEANOR HUEPER Music ..... NORMA PRESTON, FLORENCE MACK Forensics . 4 PIOWARD FLORES, WENDELL PENDLETON Calendar ..... HELEN FORD, DOROTHY FAUBLE Snapshots . KATPILEEN I'IARRIS, VELMA OCLESBY, CHARLOTTE TYSON Jokes . CHARLES GUNNERSON, LAMEERT LUEPKE, RUTH DANIELS Typists . . . . . . EVALYN SCOTT, MARIE KELLER Normal Training . . CHARLOTTE WATEIIBURY, VERA PIARJES page our 'M ,gn e-Q5 :YZ L 4 X. F '-A' 'K 2-va uf' ww 4 a '5 fi 4-ML 1 . ,fr 4 lx J-""5" Q. Y JZ l .,.,-un. -iq! I, 1 .M 4 mf in 'J f 'H-A 1 S xf PQCUUY 3 S , Km in Q wa., A , ,Qdgkg J' -F ,.. K 4 ,ng vt.-V a -'44 4941. 1 1.34, vr -F' "Sap ,QW xnzv , y " P d 2' C -J w vm "M page we 5ii'aT::1-M A . gif? . 'Q-gf L . na' '-Q -Pr . 4' .: inf-,L . . 'WUQQFZQ -. . 'sr' fa x'X.2gt.:h,-z iFr6.5w..,"" "5,.,-.-, 35394111 559544, 1'73,,,5g"f'i Nm- '-1'f:x.S- -"ff'yf'zvf -'-3.2-f f '1.,p.,m.'::rf-Q: r-21ay:1,f,'- .-v'- My .3,f31Y '-:Q5.g,f51,i sf:qg1,:.:'1h:,.2 45-gli' , 1135-:M 2 2-' -fr'-S"'-' . 3-IVY'-' Q'--'fT'1iz: "iffy ,ga mr- -11-,-2-if 'As AJS? 'y 221311 ' eif-' 'Qs 'fm-'X 1 .liz -MF' fir'- :X""' ' 'ME-Gin.-, . :f'1"fJiSY'2E1:'- , U21 4 2'-N.?.71..3 W page sn Front Row-Ralph Sheffield, Carl Steffen, H. E. Farnsworth. Back Row--George C. Mack, F. E. Tcllier, W. H. Kaufman. SCHOOL BOARD Storm Lake High School is grateful for this opportunity to express our appreciation for the fine cooperation and helpful guidance the School Board has given. We, the Senior Class of 1937, Wish to thank them per- sonally for making our High School days the most pleasant and happy days of our lives. l 'PF l l l n SUPERINTENDENT A. E. RUBY The Senior Class of 1937 wishes on behalf of the student body of Storm Lake High School, to express their deep appreciation of Mr. Ruby,s sincere efforts to make our high school years so pleasant. P 4 fff , , 'J I j1Y,f,QZ1Vl page seven L-6418.1 W Qt kA'A'2X- CN' V-LN-V-L 'L--LN K KJ gx.x.,-.1 ,U-,1. x. LJLXN 'Y'-js Q "LxfL.-gig, Ng' x., ra, .3 5,1 xfx., Wfkf 2 ,.,,,,fJf x., 9-'xi L Qc., -f N V'-J' O N,x,.x, .fy-X '-r -fr' 'll xxsa N! Qfgq xp N srNA.A.Q... fxhfx, .fy vvw- Wvv. ,J Vxjx-' Q,-.J-Y page czgbt x.fX,'s-g,x,o XAA.L..,. L.. :J J as-9 Lx 1..,.A.,. f Lewcfk fe,-x.. N.A.J 'ig j xx. V-e.,g.,XfC NAA. X x,-,Vx L be .xv fkmbovfgfx, KJV-A-, KL PRINCIPAL LURA A MCLANE Dean of Gxrls We, the Sen1or Class of 1937, W1sh to ex press our apprec1at1on to MISS MCI ane for her pamence, her mterest 111 our Welfare, and her kmd cooperamon durmg these four years of our close Contact Wlth her We leave her w1th our best W1shes for con tmued hwppmess and success 111 the future years 1 GX-X!x-f SJ wg ,,J A f .r 1 A sk J QQ,-L Q G x er QQVLS. '-kdm-dflx. h,. f-.-Q-, ' . - f .' - 1 , Q - 0 O ,0 1 .- . 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'1 eX,,V.,, . 0- -fd " ' U fs X . ,, iQ ' 1 , C .LL W MR. BILLIARD Mathematic: Morningside College B. A. Degree MARGARET EDDY ' English, Latin Cornell B. A. Degree l LOUISE CARLBERG Home Economicx Buena Vista, Ames Columbia University B. S. Degree ' M. A. Degree NORMA KELLY 'K Commercial Upper Iowa University '40, . if WI fl .V 'A Q5 l if ,e,yf,,f4fl0.Kll if ji-WIQJesf'J' J v al? I, XJ! Q50 Ir- . C FCC 5 JJ BAD8 Jafjfrvxjjkgv Eb' jg J I W , mf xx MINNIE ANDERSON Normal Training Iowa State Teachers College Morningside B. A. Degree Columbia University M A Degree MR. W. A. BUTT Mathematics Central College B. A. Degree Ire enjgfggf 70Ll.l" 5'-771543-P up game Bam Q-C57Q'll1ylBS' and Sheff M135 , 'fda ner! year. .T wwf, ' Pagmme C7 au yy, ugh! M WMU. UGA Ad!-7!DlL1l5S-Y . If Q, fy' M ffl iq, CI-ILOIE SERGEANT History University of Iowa B. A. Degree LLOYD BRIDGE SL'iem:e University of Iowa B. A. Degree 1 ' f ,X ELSIE WHITE Typing Fletcher College B. A. Degree MRS. IRIS SMITH Speech Northwestern University B. S. Degree DONALD BURKHISER Manual Arts Iowa State Teachers College B S Degree LAURENE KEPLAR , English Cornell College University of Iowa B. A. Degree M. A. Degree f ji-fsf-,I -Af! lf I k,A.,1.Js--f-' 4 4' ' . ,'viL9'4"-'WI 'YI 113, 'XZIADW' f !'.fi.,f".v1v'aa--4 l-I 1 'f ""' ' 44' K .4,., f fl' Za x.f1!f:f'- ' VL! I Q,-:.,,,,,4f+-1-' . .9 I , CHAUNCEY W. WELCH Physical Erlucation Iowa State Teachers College B. A. Degree Columbia University M. A. Degree GLADYS CAVE Secretaqr lo Szzjwrizztemlcnt .iff V .lf IRIS MANN ' Arls University of Minnesota Drake University B. S. Degree LUCILLE WILSON Physical Education Iowa State Teachers College B. A. Degree IJ' . ,, A 0 ll 6 ' 0 140 5 XVALDO E. scoTT A5 071 Music M S Drake University University of Iowa 1 Institute of Musical Art, - New York City 0 I B. S. Degree K I . I page eleven J-,Zire-U.-y LM,-4 I7-fwf r 'fm' fini-',s?ff l l " ll "X- ' .fl K Front Row-Mr. Bnuders, Mr. LeMay, Mr. Holmes. 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DY' a 4 f BUD MELCHER "Eddy" "Burl, with his hair so sleek, Remimls as all of Robert, the sbeikf' General Course Class'President 3,44 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Debate 3,4g Football 1,25 Glee Club 2,3,4g Hi-Y 2,r3,4g Vice President 4g Class Play 35 One Acts 25 Sextette 4g Student Council 1,25 T. T. 1,2,3,4. TOM HARDYMAN "Gunner" "Like the kitchen fire, He often goes out at night." tg " Q General Course Basketball 25 Class Vice-President 4g T. T. 4. V. XJ .txj Q , Q R. Q Q vlik S533 fs RALPH ALBRIGHT "Smiley,' w . X KLA b X "A young man straight and tall, l y Q. YN A QNX He'll be 'missecl by one a-ml all." 'X x , Xxgkfg ix General Course E Q XXX X R "QT Chorus 2,3,4g Class Secretary 45 Glee Club 3,4. 4 X xg . YN N X X i 9 , x 5 X- PQ X 4 og DONALD WITTER "Donn 2 X' X . "Don, some hot, summer day, May be in the fielil cutting loayf, I General Course Class Treasurer 45 Chorus 3,45 Football 3,4g Glee Club 2,3,4g Hi-Y 3,43 S. L. Club 3,45 Student Council 45 Track 3,43 T. 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Ge11e1'al Course Chorus 3,43 Glec Club 3,4. LORETTA SAUTER "Refte1" "She goes 011 her way, quielly 11'e11z11re, Aml nothing seems to trouble her." N01-111111 Tr11i11i11g Course Chorus 23 Hi-Y-Ecte 3,45 T. N. DONALD LANE "Iorly" "Wc're sure you know him well enough To know 116,11 have you ihink ' him ioughf' Ge11e1'r1l Course B. B. 15 F. B. li Staff, T. T. 4. BEULAH CAMPTON "Camj1y,' "At teeehing will this girl excel A1111 we predict she'll rlo it well," Normal Trni11i11g COIl7'S6 Chorus 2,5,4g Hi-Y-Erre 3,43 Class Play 33 T. N. T. 3,4. MELBA THORSRUD ffMeIby,J "Gay 111111 crrrefreeg she rlances her way through life." C0!l1lll0fCiHl Course Hi-Y-Ecce 4. W T. 3 4. .', f , 1 1 ' " x 1 w X01 pil! I, 'll' I I, 3,1 ,Lf 1 U l ll ilu' ,l "Taj, Clk f IL' -'7,.Q'!, , . . f' ,., f 1 -T' ,c,."' ll llfqfllull--1-7 lil 1,g.1,-'fe :wif -K, V4 ,I lf, ff, .rf 1 Fl.-, . 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'ff' ,"'Q,f, 4 5 ,fy Vg . ' Af, -X , " .f' ,A . , A ' 'f' ,. f. ,CAL il A L lf f C' Q4 Q ' -K K L34-fl "ffl Z-9 -'Q V U' C54 if"-f'-if 'V I. I ' I . . . I 5' , ff , :C A r,, f 4 '- Mfg -Z , L' . -Y -'si'-6 6761 1 Y - , O H ff ff' , ' 7' ,f f f- 4- 'X 'C ' -' f-1 6, ,. f YL 1 1 'I ll . L M595 I nf' -Vg' f . ' ' J .1 he .CUJ 7' 1 l if, ' 2,71 EVALYN SCOTT "Largo" "Inst give her time nnrl she'll get there." Commercial Course Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 3,45 Hi- Y-Ette 3,45 Class Play 35 Orches- tra 3,45 Staff5 Student Council 35 T. T. 3,4. ERNEST FRERICHS "Em" "Than hast surely n name for one of honor, rlecrls, anzl fame." General Course B. B. 1,25 Glee Club 2,3,45 Chor- us 2,3,45 Hi-Y 3,4. ELEANOR MILLER "Betsy, HOWARD FLORES "Slaiier" "Now who can I bother next?" General Course Band 1,2,35 Class Vice President 35 Chorus 45 Glee Club 2,3,45 Hi-Y 3,4-President 45 Class Play 35 One Acts 25 Staff5 Stu- dent Council 25 T. T. 2,3,4. ARLENE HILL "Lenie" "A winning way-some girl, we say." General Course Chorus 45 Glee Club 45 Commer- cial Contest 35 Hi-Y-Ette 3,45 Class Play 35 Orations 45 Sex- tette 1,2,3,45 Staff5 One Acts 45 T. T. 2,3,4. ROBERTA JENKINS ff,Elr'r111or is Il spleielielllass, rrBObbyn Lvf1g1g'ff1f1,??fqggELib'S Ulf' Ln "Whc'1IlBobby comes flown the om-1 rc lr Q1 rse I, ai: L., A Cl b 5'Cl1o 913,45 I -5 - Cab ,N fe ,SlJ5Ui?.j,.9'l,g5 all a fVlC'1l!lly , fx. ll' Spf, -, A I 0lu'i1'l Training nfl- lj!! .V I '4XNJ,drt'f?l5 T. N. T. 3,4- KQJJ ffll Lx 3 N If PI5si cnt? xl jlff JO" All If il ll 'N tlfffjml. Mgr.. ,Q .. . , 7.3, . , Q Ill! lfzfllplll .Tlhjvi 3 RAFA6 pw I FRANKLIN MITTELSTADT X f "Rif-Ref" ffrwmfw "Rafa,s tall ami has bloml hair. She's always laughing, every- where." Comlnereinl Course "A pajmlar youth is he." General Course Chorus 2,3,45 F. B. 2,3,45 Glec Club 2,3,45 Hi-Y 3,4-Treasurer rrWl1lZlIy,, u WN ' Cl101'US 23,45 Hi-Y-Ente 4. 45 One Acts 35 Sextette 45 S. L. ' , ,fl-' yggd- ,g,g,'56-ag! A Club 45 Student Council 4- ' fr' 1 K . ,441 7641 ' , 4 ' . JVE412 . ?reildj:i2v,f fl ,An W ,ALO :X . f Z, 76- Jlldid 1 lf, F M 7' if -in Pr -'YIQYYQ ' -AW! 9. A .rivfvffwf lf '- r fn , f-1 OL. "Aj CLIFFORD DYVAD "Clzff', AIILYSQN MCCLURG 'J A f'Clifforrl is ll quiet lull, Eff,-V ff lt! And nenfr huve we seen him ffl really dm not H fsiomls 5-.'NZ,.' itll' . 'Hmd' But just the same, leave -me -Jn 1 U General Course ulomhn 'ff Cx- J Q 5 B. B. 45 Chorus 3,45 Glee Club Gemwll Comm, fufi, 'V y 7-if 3'4' 5 Glec Club 1. L" ly , -5 ll nf' A f- ' l I .I , ' 3, Il 11' 1 ,. l' , .ff-" 5 ' --34 , A , ' , J ji-, Q M, , . I 5 , -'C sl l Ml - ' . 'C . ..' X J x Y f- Il ,D 1' ,I 'MQ ' f, , . .Q or ' f '-.A "Q" lx I' .x 1 , . . . , u J., I, M X ,. , ,h H3 .s Xl- 'X A 52: X Biff!" '. ' N x l f vs N' Q NF 5 -4 , FORREST HOUSMAN "Dutch" "Not lazy, just davit feel like working." General Course B. B. 2,35 F. B. 2,33 S. L. Club 4. DOROTHY FAUBLE "Dot,' "Dorothy came and left too fast, But her friemlxhip sure' will--' PATTY POTTER "Pat" "She is friendly, jolly, and full Of ffm, Ami well liked by every 0-ne." General Course Cheer Leader 2,3,4g Chorus 2,3, 45 Glee Club 23 Hi-Y-Ente 3,4- Treasurer 49 Class Play 33 Staff, T. T. 3,4--Secretary 4. HAROLD WALL "Tony" "Believe me, I rlozft want a girl, Q,f'E1 e15.if she is a pearl." 1,,',f.v vv b I xg" General Course G4,,,c,.,,l Gly,-5-M V, ' lift 131.53545 Glce Club 3,45 Track 3. Hi-Y-Ente 4' Staff! f' ' ' ' . ,f l- M jj - -1' 'Q ri 1' xl fr - J J r- f' ,gf l lj Lb ' ly lx "Q fb' YJ! V ,l '. 1' ' I, lf 'X l ll-fllll vnh nl ll. af' ff ll f 1 VU-J ,fra if-FV ,L J! ' ' . - K DQIQNA BELL WILLQUQT .V FRANCES NITZKE - his lx Q i W' W" A ff 'lD'o1z'j7 ff QI!,f", "Frarmy', 'fMost'eiferyxlime dJ'M1'.Y9lI'll1igglZ'S f9iP11ll ,of cheer and full of pep, lANJD07l2Id'BIQlh,S thel1exgqf11Iierfgig- Making friemls with every " ,glesflj , l' HX' Off fflky., Mein." X .Il-" ',Gegiger:ll Ooiirse Q th 517 .N General Course Clloggus,l?2,3.lf1rg 'Clee Club' 1,2,3l',4g jClJ,o,rus 2,3,4g Hi-Y-Ette 3,4g T. jx jfHs-3zeEpye,:.3,45l one!Acgg4,f'j jr T. xa,4-Vice President 4, one V V 'f' ' ' 'N '-' Acts 4. W f 1" ri' f .4 Xlfi If .f l s 1,11 Y' K, J -N --Q-, . ,J ,lj .. ll lj J 31 N vj ' . fl XJ ,L V . L, , ,X A' YY . , " ' . . 9 1 V lf' lk lj X ' rpx g' I lglkirngy MATTPIEXVS p N 3,11 ' "D1lfc'b,' " -ne' ' Jail WM t say, "With feel hair, aurl ready smile, Il '1 t the 910 e von the Laura is a friend worth while." ay." Commercial Courxe U1I750 Chorus 2,3,4. Q ' WESLEY RAUSCPI "Wes" YVONNE FASSE "Bon" "His bark is worse than his bite? "It's good to live aml learn." General C011 rse General Course Chorus 1,2g Glee Club 1,2. a 1 4Zff"2e,Lf df! lm "' 'gif' ,' page seve11tee1z ffwfff' 2' -HW ,sq X .rj WCW Wtrn 'Z' D I -ry fl! -lybcg'-5,1205 vijl jfv Y l ,ul gig! L if llyifv I vl! f of U ,, Nb Alja ll l 1 Y I If M. ,fl YJ, J-5.15 11 ..!. U ,-f ffl ., "sr 1 , ' l x J' 1-1 -1 l , v nhl 5.-xv lr ,. . ,L- l.'V" "' 1: l W .i, rw N 1 ,- ,x l . I 1 5 L rg' T' ' 1 l 1 f ,.', , f .f y .1' Ju. s' 7' ll:' 4" U' ' ' fi,-.rural -1M..,f,J rf' I ' . 639'-f4Af?f!l fl I 4 4 ,iff ?Z3""4'1UD' 71912,-fV""" !f!,',.,Q1-,J -ay? f f- X, ' .- , A XA 5 1 p-VJ 'P xg ff Y ij 2,4 ,,.r4.,4-ffzlr ' V' f fly!! ,gf . I-ffm, TMGVTJ 1' Nr- -ZQZ, X 'Ov J r -F 'xr ,- 1 J ' f , .1 ,fv"", I 'K 47" " 15044 f EQJVQVWW QQ fvyff jf IQ!! FLORENEMACK 'fFlop" WENDELL PENDLETON 34 X f ajvf "'Her language treats of quips and "Windy" M A441-'f I-J PW'-V-U "Ever quick with pencil und lg I 63,9 Commercial Course flaw, 'vfJ'Vffl ' i5l1gPg,lgg3,'gS4G1g CQ'-'E 113331 V76 feel bis milling is debate." 'I , gI-- c,grcesra,, G, C jLff4i'f!J?J Alf?-I, 3,43 Staffg String Quartette 45 Band 15 B?,gTa2,3?1gAl.forus 3,43 1' fs -7 ,,,,,4-r T- T- 4- Debate 3,4g Glee Club 45 Hi-Y Li, "'!vIg 3,44 Class Play 35 One Acts 23 X, JJ-X Lp , Stnffg Track 35 T. T. 3,4. 'EM xy M164 f,ggD1fff I I f,,!fj,4f" A MQW, 1, ybkyfjr. , rw, .S-"sn" QW, 1- ,ffjf wiwf I Lf? few I CHARLES GUNNERSON "Bucky" "In debate Charles is fine, And, as you know, itls just bis line." General Course Band 1,2,3,4g Brass Sextette 3,49 Debate 3,44 Chorus 2,3,4-g Glee Club 3,43 Hi-Y 3,43 Class Play 35 Staff, T. T. 3,4. C E 2 5 T 'AREL "Spency" VIRGINIA KRASKY "Ginger,' "just being happy is having a good time." General Course Q NELSl Ney" I ' ef QQM i Ru. is serlate, way with b -lv i1e L lanyllg Tllyfzzggsbe d-stay out some I ' T-Tuff. W , ral Course gg- C0'E Chor ,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,3. C1163-An S G '-:,ClubggkHi- ' fvggzm. - Q - f-X his 34 2 Tifwf- xiii TC' ,VJ SEQ-Jia? is E +L ., aigaigii W' ,MM 'ai QE' Nl . - dt, :. -Cc NX.. 4 C2-as gx ' , 3 ,LI-'ar ROBERT WUI-IEAz'E'-"Bef: Q.oxcLT IIcHAEL ' "Not light berulerl, bIIt,ljgQX-,i Ti "Mik,6,, - I-3:45 llflffffl-D if-L47 t o ble t ouble until Wt , LI Gfllfml 011 V59 mlbler t?oublesr1nc." , - 1,417 Chorus 13 C1 SS SCC! S -li 0 zmerciril Course ,N Cla Vice Pres C 25 Sr 9 C Ea ,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3, :J T- VGA! 5 i-Y-Erre 4g Scaff. M" ' I . J 51" ' lwai ,J eJyp ll N Q I - JJ QMEIE T LESTER CCLUNG "Dave" A ' ' 'fclgog-"' "Blessed is be that expects notb- 1' , fr - ' , ' - Eargixywxxmm and A good Formlfe shall never lie rlisajz- 5 ' J ' . C -e c'al Course l'0i7'te'l'n - F ' Chorus g:?,7lIlgrClommerci:Il Con- Gf'l'1f""l CURVE' . test 33 Glee Club lg Staff. J ,J J rn! f ' 'Nl UWJ lcfilzgf do F yjfaj - fb new W VM' I ' . - ll 5 est I-I iw war" If lf? QM , ' ' ' D ' Q! V' l flfvz- QJM? 0 "V I l 6' I l ' 1 f- ',I1,.., . fI,,:f -ol' 4' A v I I e WTB' AVUVQT nl ' lbw 1 ,wjj JL 'Q 0. AA ' , faq ,I 3 s- f I Its , as ,ff l 1 I .J,,,A5'J ,N rj I flu., I .- 4 , , qw I 9-5 . I il A- Vlipv'-J.. f l- Jjv af ' VZA vt L W-,JJXJIWV ,J is ,TL """ ' s V N5 ' " H, :..f"'a,,.J . s 3, ' fn-9, A . 4 I 0, I C Ng .A ll x. 'K ,Mfr ,tx V -Lk'-' uJL,,! i pjfjf-f' ll 'N J ipfmnhyn 4,3 ,iff L- '14 ,5V,.1.f, QIM1, General Course v,,,.- .J . .". ,ff ll Afwlfh G'-2,13-fb-1Y:.4l1 ff ' 5:rlL,,...- -l,.,f!,x.,-.Lf --- 3-f""""""s-' 5-l 'I-""T-"Q u ll . u f Y Qi, . yur - fx..'L--J 5' "rr ' L "T"""N" O ' ,- '- T . .ab . , g. I ' , n- f uv ' 1' - si 1' Q41 T 1 11,21 l-"-A C' 'Y-'-C 'H X ' ' f"' -.sv -V --f -- H ,. f . ' , . 1 L , 5 Y 5 T 'X V . 5. L. ' . 3 i-fy . XV: ,Lfwfdw If A A , L-A-Jlijxd .'f'g.-Q,..u..,fi,w OK liz.-Lf-L.,-L,.f'.+-wkll 5 BETTY POWELL "Betts', Rlcl-uuun EVANS "Dick" P "Sleeps, eats, and zlaiires-nzoszh ly dancer." Commercial Course Chorus 1,2,3,45 Commercial Con- "It's not fl crime la, be fall- Iusf rr liffle mihruirly, tbnfs all " General Coil rse test 35 Glee Club If ,45 i!Y- Band 1,2,35 Chorus 1,25 F. B. 1, Ette 3,45 OfCl'?fF CES 2-,5LClassi Ililay 35SOrE2 Agts 3,35 4gT. 54, I f f . C 45 ca 5 ru cm: , MM iggupcil 1: K "lf 6 .550 fzlffkxf, ,yl l N' Wh like TW" ,uf Mil, f J iff' ' fy -1 ,GJ ful. f 1 '!,f JH7' '.1 . . T IQQHJEYT 41.01-rx Tigyzl ,VIR 1 I ',M1LLs "MlllSl8,, f ,jikf ,ff Lf' fg141'ZZW"F?ge fixfgfll lnnfl 'rather fair, 57' ffsciwgf ugh! 57715 lligexlalif eyes :xml golilenbairg, K jjfiiofyigglt gowxcwixe willy! ,fb e1ff"H1C0'f"ff I, :qs mv, ' ' glwrcifs 1,2,45 Glee Club 1,2,45 ' ff 1' 'l ,ff fy' , 1-Y-Ette 3,45 Interpretive l f! J . mda Q? infrejll . 5 Cbmfyfag I, nj -,- ,Q Rendmg 45 Class' Play 35 Oni: f " 57 ,f diff, 5. ' Acts 45 Sexterte 3,45 Sraff5 Stu- jdln 4' fjflv dent Council 35 T. T. 3.4. My 5, ,Aj , J- -im i. 537,791 -W5 7.1 gf -5? 4' f I' ,, iplf! ,ff ,gf Q, f QELTYZABETH THOMSON ffpegv "Peg ewfererl school just last fall, But xbe'x like-rl by one and all." ,General Course Chorus 45 Class Secretary 15 Glee Club 1,2,35 Hi-Y-Ette 45 Class Play 35 T. T. 4. MARSPIALL HOLMES "Bar11ey,' "He dill 'llOfl'Ifllg in lJlH'fiC7lllH' and rlirl it well." 1 General Course ' Band l,2,3,45 Brass Sexrertc 1,2, 3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 F. B. 35 Glue Club 45 Orchestra 1,2,3,4. IQATHLEEN HARRIS ' rrKllfF1',, "If Ibis girl you cbrnice la meet, You'll kiioueber by ber rlimplex .v'weet.,' LEONARD JUERGENS ff Edrlyu' ULl'0II!Il'Il is straight aml tall, He mnrle his record in baske!- ball." Geizeral Course B. B. 2,3,45 Chorus 45 F. B. 45 S. L. Club 45 Track 4. RUTH GIBSON "Horse" "This girl sfuclies long enrl bard." X- 'Q Chorus 45 Class President 25 Glcc Club 1,45 Extemp. 25 Hi-Y-Etta' 3,45 Class Play 35 One Acts 25 Orations 45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Sraff5 Sexrerte 1,2,3,45 String Quarcertc 45 T. T. 4. VIRGIL HOLMES "Virg" "Betfer late tluuz 7lC'1ll.'l'.,, l General Course Chorus 2,3,45 Glce Club 3,4. General Course , Url Chorus 2,35 Debate 45 Glce Club l T 1,35 Hi-Y-Ettc 3,45 Onc Acts 45 . ' Staff: T. T. 4. lbp X 1 fi ' - . 'ya 17 5 f ' ' . . Qefy f .Am C' :- - I . . f U? fL4,vLg7 M Adj "Li, . w .- kwa. 5 ' ' -Y an w- ig, . I ,L L. gg ,Y f f . x 1' QSL " page ifineieeiz Q Offrfmffif " ff. 24 5, .J 5 . -1 K il 1: ZTQN M M Q50 I 1 .ffgf ye ees? jj if . , 1 I xellrf ei' 1 iff' auf, w' vw X grow? an I y .0 fi :- l LAY wtf- Q x nf x .serif xv. .QQ si if sf ll 1 a l ,s D I.. eff .. . J J U' ' K' 1 .fgcifbf seeyvdlgflzv I u ,- I af lf 'W nCe ,., YL Aman M430 KM 7 ' Wwfw LM wfwf -U TQVIJIXLGYL . XR G 1 I , . r '. .., R -"'f' sl- ' O. f Ay , Jil 1 . Xi lf' I f ,f agcllvwenzfy 50 mf' CLARENCE RICE "Bus" "A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of 1llE1l.U General Course Chorus 45 T. T. .4g Interpretive Reading 45 Glee Club 4. VERA HAR JES c'VCd,, "A school 7iLl1,!i1Il strict this girl will be, She,ll have success, as you will see." Normal Training Course Art Club 33 Sraffg T.N.T. 3,4- Vice President 4. ELEANOR I-IUEPER "Hoof, "Those -who know her best appre- cfale her most." ,S ,. General Course sriiflghz. 1 RICHARD BRADER "Dick" "Lean, lanky, fair and tall, W'e'll -miss him the same as all, General Course NAOMI MERIILEY "Mark" "Naomi, with her brown. bobbed hair, Never seems to have a fare." If Commer ial Course JAVA J' if 44'-'sf - LAMBERT LUEPKE "Lael: "Lambert some day a professor will be, For he is foml of his books, 1Detectivej, you see." General Coarse Chorus 3,43 Glee Club 3,45 Staff. JANE ScoTT "She has a grand disposition." Commercial Course Cheer Leader 2,3,4g Chorus l,2, 45 Class Treasurer 3g Class Vice President lg Extemp. 43 Glee Club 45 Hi-Y-Elite 4g Class lay Student Council 2g T. ,4. 3g Orations 45 Sextette ,4g ,u ,Y I VIVIA V111 1 a s 1 wins t 7 ch r Q ral A ser J il Acts , l - ff JJ :J H il. X- lb Il' Iggy . - .SJ 1 .' x' I.: :Cl .xp Ch u 2'De A 4- . u ls' Xi n! O 6 Ax ix , W CHARLOTTE WATERBURY "Charlie" "Soon to married life she will go, Where love birrls sing and flow- ers grow." Normal T-raining Course Chorus 3,4g Orzxtions 43 T. N. T. 3,45 Staff. J JOE CAIN "Whistler" "joe never has his lessons well, Of what he's thinking one can never tell." General Course Hi-Y 2,3,4-Secretary 45 Class President lg Glee Club 3,45 One Acts 23 Student Council 3-Sec- retary 33 T. T. 2,3,4. Ri l , , In li . , li-l l HJ! xl "flu if ll -- 1 sf' M1 V - f A . ellvlr Jill? lifil'-fly .7 Q ' ll " if W fl I el all -r I- lflj- 'Il Alllslillll il ,J Jn I yf..1lJ 1 f Aff Jw W 3,1 QA if I In 'ixf 'VA lwxlplig! .lam HX-'liiifjn .wt ,J I f X' Pffd " -W, r 7 , I r dcjci, ,Au ' 2 -5 , d!ff494'9i'L"" T ff!-,701 ,TGAAJ ' f 'I K N , F A J.4!,LAL-4-4 V 6 in ,bfvebf I-.diff-17 , 9,1-f?-Q -f ' fu! 1, K .. 1 . 4. --QQ0 A . 0' 1 f' Y ' MARIE KELLER "Dude" DARWIN EVANS "RedJ' erLoSi?m Chance of lmvingagoad "DgrZf,'i11 in fovfbllll ldellled the 1: -R 'Lf-,J . une." 1116, General Coarse Band 3,43 Chorus l,2,3,4g Hi-Y- Ente 45 Staff. Played the gamex and played them finef' General Course B. B. 1,2,33 Chorus 35 F. B. 1,2, 3,4-Captain 4g S. L. Club 45 Tr '-k 1,2. 5 LA VERNE - R VERY LA .ER "Ahe', rfghe lik go, s5?f711e bllt ',,50lf can he his Sh es to se , , perl ." . ex r 111091 " ll Gen Course er ea 1 e be X Bxa Hd 1,2,3 43 Brass Sexrerte 3,4g ormal iniagvaar d Qkzyrus 2 3Ag F. B. 25 Glee Club C10 us gHi-Y-Ettql , T.R .j 542,33 l s Play 35 One Acts 2,3, The J! Qsclx stra 1,2,3,4g Staff, T. T. , f ' f 3' ,I I I J I jj g 35,4 1 Z! A M. ,l Cf 1 y Ja . W" . JU NE SKEEl'..S "june has a quiet way, but on the piano xhe sure can play." Commercial Course Art Club 39 Chorus 2,3,45 Glec Club 1,23 Hi-Y-Etta 3,43 Or- chestra 3,4g Sta . eilifqfa J If A T A ' 0 z t ll a . slrai t aml has ed i a YU yr rig ere Y Geaer ,Course rus 2,3,43 cc Club 43 One cts 4. he hief, he's THOMAS LOVEJOY "Speed" "Thomas is quiet UQ and calm Dj indeed, But -when he's practicing 'TRACK' he lacks no speed!" General Course RUTH DANIELS "Ruthie" "Brown of hair and brown of eye, Her ambitions look toward the sky." ' Commercial Course Chorus 2,3,4g Hi-Y-Erre 3,45 Staffg T. T. 2,3,4. BERNICE MILLER "Bonnie" "'Determiued! Bernice has won her way, To graduate with as this May." General Course Chorus 3,45 Glec Club 23 Hi-Y- Ette 4. VELMA OGLESBY "Punk" "Why should life all labor he?" Normal Training Course , Staff, T. N. T. 3,4. bv: ywf' K' jfdfwfff 00-MA, Q -nu' PV . T77 -12. 'Ll - 'J' - J .4 ' 'l .Q,u,4',1T5l' -'l"f- it ll' I . Y 4, fl, .1 15.5.1.5 , ,-vvyjn wvg-jf. cj. Q CZJLLK-'a-' -V 5951531-1 X' -. P " 7lI.c..:.,iQJ an-'Lf1,j?,.gJ . as 4 MW' M wef t sw f a,w0JV""'3,. li MJ-uv q-1qAJr"" Ammon. -nvw-mir llfv-.Q..' 5-,q,hUy1.LLAL2f WW. ll-lk 4. s. L. Club 4, Track 2, add J' n 1 ' - , H We ' flflyl f ia ?"aW'J S ., W 1 R5 ww' We IM A .1 ll K Q ,uf 5 1 U. ,-O Qiffll iw I ...YL 'g.,fw'f"' . f-..-.u .f 3 .1 .-If I IH ., , L! find' ' . t V 1 li v 4' XFN' i I, 3 V- es .. 57, fjlvlj I. -- uw RICHARD INMAN FCROOPI3 "Richard is a fmnzy man, For, you see, he's a rarlio fan." General Coarse HELEN FORD "Hi-Em" "Helen, 'wills her reacly laugh, Keeps rm uproar in the class." General Course Chorus 2,3,45 Class Secretary 35 Externp. 35 Glee Club 2,3, 45 Hi-Y-Ente 3,45 Interpre- tive Reading 45 Class Play 35 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 One Acts 45 Staff. CI-IARLES TOOI-IEY - "Popeye" "Charles played football aml baskeiball, foo, Aim' fo his school will -re- -main true." General Course B. B. 1,2,3,4--Captain 45 F. B. I,2,s,4g s. L. Club +- Prcsidcnt 45 Track 2,3,4. NORNIA PRESTON "Norm" "This girl has a sweet appeal, U70 wish her much in Life's Big Deal." Commercial Course Conrmercinl Contest 35 Chor- us 2,45 Glce Club 1,2,45 Hi- Y-Ette 3,4 - Secretary 45 Class Play 35 Orchestra 1,25 Sextctte 3,45 Staffg T. T. 3,4 -President 4. TOM FREDERICSON "Not so fall and not so small, Yet be is knowlz by one ami all." General Course Chorus 2,3,45 Glce Club 2, 3,4. MAIKTHA WILSON "Marty" "She is at her best on zz pol- ixherl floorf, Commercial Course Chorus 2,3,45 Glee Club I,2, 3,45 Hi-Y-Ette 3,45 Interpre- tive Reading 45 One Acts 2,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 T. T. 2,3,4. JULIA FITSPATRICK fPjYVlll3,J! "ks "Indy is fhis'lass'x name, E' V',f."'LQ X:-f 99 Azul 1ue're very glarl she -' -,HL Q37 N came." SL,-"IQ . 5- Q Commercial Course A Chorus 3,45 Class Secretary 25 5,114 19 Y' 5, Glue Club I,2,3. 'W 'v'i:':'T 'lj X, L .J L ,,. f-lf ' I., ,,..."'- - vx il , . ,fx l - aI- w- xx I- ...lfii DJ IDI'-'I W l . 'Q' fx f t 1 - , - -R ZZ . . 1 xx., . 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A - :" ixwf T 1" ,- .1 ,f s- Y " I .,II,., ,. I.. - In I. . . .II I, qv , gf I,. - , tif fb ff' I ' I I If.. B I, I I II Z yr ff! -II .- -ll' I v - ,R ' 1 'rf 1 ' f' i I .- . xx Q' Y ff ' 'AI I, J f. I- I - ax .- .f f A115 -I, . ij. ' . .1 If Ny 'J' . F 14' Af frflf' ' .I J, I I , 4 I I 1 '- f . I . . j - 1 O' t-z 1. - e VZ f , . 1 ' , . E 44 f My X N I I . 5 .. A TRIP T0 NEW YORK IN 1950 While shopping in one of the leading food markets, McClurg 85 Mack, I happened to see an old school mate, Helen Ford, now a physical training teacher in dear old Alma Mater. We visited for a while and I learned from her that a great many of our former classmates were in New York. As my vacation was about due I decided to go to New York and look up some of my old friends and so the following week I took a plane to New York. You can imagine my surprise when I found Earl Rosenberger in the pilot seat with Julia Fitspatrick as air stewardess. In no time at all I arrived at my destination and immediately took a taxi to the Hotel New Yorker where I had made my reservations. The first familiar person I saw was Francis Bullard, now a bell hop, who rushed to take my bags, greet me, and escort me to my room. After resting a few hours I dressed for the evening and went downstairs. Who should I meet there but Tom Lovejoy, manager of this exclusive hotel. He appeared to be the same old Speed, "The Ladies Manf, He insisted on taking me to the Red Lantern Club and as Tom knew nearly everyone there I felt more at ease. On entering the club we checked our wraps. It was beginning to seem like a reunion when we saw La Verne Bernard and Laura Mathews who were the harcheck girls. We were met by Arlene Hill who had succeeded Charlotte Tyson as personality hostess. We were ushered to our table and ordered dinner from Ernie Frerichs, head-waiter, who was assisted by Forrest I-Iousman and Lester McClung. just then, Tom called my attention to Tom Stewart-big soup and pickle chaser for Heinz. He had left his beloved wife, Lela Milton, tending the 58th variety on his Arizona ranch. We also saw that lie had two attractive follies girls: Ruth Daniels and Marie Keller. Another familiar figure then stopped at our table-that of Kathleen Harris, cigarette girl, who was unable'to make a sale as "Speed" still rolls his own. Wfhile waiting for dinner we danced and, nearing the orchestra, we saw Avery Lauber as leader. Other familiar faces were those of Paul Vaughn, Marshall Holmes, and Charles Gunnerson, who were busy swinging it. Everyone cleared the floor as Forrest Wise, master of ceremonies, introduced the first number of the floor show, Cain and Lane, comedians, who put on a clever drunk act. After this performance we were entertained by the glamorous Bernice Miller, blues singer. After eating dinner, Tom pointed out other people who were just being seated-Xvendell Pendleton, a famous crim- inal lawyer and his wife, the former Patricia Potter. Other celebrities were the lovely Rafa Shannon, star of "Gold-Diggers of 1950" and her director, Tom Hardyman. Miss Shannon was wearing a gown designed by Wilsonia, famous designer for Hollywood stars. While we were visiting, Tom told me that Lambert Luepke had formally been employed as dishwasher but due to the excess breakage of glassware, he had been discharged. He also said that Charlotte Waterbtiry and Dorothy Michael had been guests in this hotel several weeks agog they had come to the city to secure jobs in the Witter follies now running on Broadway. As they had succeeded they had moved into a penthouse on Sth Avenue with ,Evalyn Scott and Naomi Merkly who were also employed by Don. Tom sat up and took notice as Maestro Wise introduced a chorus of cuties, consisting of Beulah Campton, Eleanor Hueper, Loretta Sauter, Melba Thorsrud, Donna Belle Will- Lbagc zfzuenzfy-fofir cutt and Norma Preston After that we were entertarned by a tap dancrng team composed of Mar yory Frgr and Bob Wheat They had just fmrshed an engagement on the Inman Yeast Radro program and by the way are now as popular as the Roger Astarre team of 1936 After the floor show we notrced Nlrss Frances Nrtzke Olymprc swrmmer berng escorted by Wesley Rousch man about town We danced for a whrle and were ready to leave when a grrls trro was rntroduced We thought we recognrzed the vorces and found them to be those of Jane Scott Vrrgrnra Mrlls and Ruth Grbson We saw Popeye Toohey heavy werght champron and Betty Powell debutante just enterrng It was gettrng late and we decrded to leave as the next day would be full of adventure Suddenly a lot of borsterous laughrng and commotron were heard We soon learned that rt was Vrvran Tuttle Melclaer wxdow of the late Eddre rrch jeweler In her party were Ruth Farel Clrfford Dyvad Roberta Jenkrns and Harold Wall Tom then called for hrs car whrch was drrven by hrs favorrte chauffeur Dar Evans who took us back to the hotel The doors of the hotel were opened by Drck Ilvans and Ralph Albrrght who were stately rn therr doormans unrforms As Tom left I asl ed hrm rf he were strll rnterested rn darl harred Peg crgarette grrl at the Club he replred that he was past her class now I retrred very happy that I had seen so many of my old frrends Euly rn the mornrng I was awakened by June Skeels who occupred the surte next to name She was now a famous composer and was practrcrng on her latest prelude I that we have breakfast rn a waffle shop vshxch was owned and operated by Yvonne Tasse and Eleanor Nelson Whrle eatrng we learned that Eleanor Mrller and Rrchard Brader had announced tlaerr engagement and were plannrng to lrve rn New York The follovsrng afternoon we vrsrted the aquarrum and art museums also the zoo where we saw Fred Mrttelstadt feedrng the monkeys June decrded she would Irke to return to Storm Lake and srnce she was afrard of planes we journeyed home on a bus We were drrven to our destrnatron by Tom Fredrrkson After drrvrng several hundred mrles mrsfortune overtook us and We had a punctured trre The bus drrver sard rt would be qurte a whrle before we could contrnue une had notrced a coffee shop about a mrle back and suggested that we wart there We were rndeed surprrsed to frnd Wanda Ford a farmer s daughter sellmg cold coffee and grnger cookres She told us that Vera Haryes had been vrsrtrng her but as Vera had been used to the crty she found rt rather dull and she had decrded to vrsrt Velma Oglesby harr stylrst rn Chrcago When vt e got rnto Dubuque vr e bought a newspaper The headlrnes blur ted Publrc Enemy No 1 Caught On readrng further we drscovered rt vs as Vrrgrl Holmes who had been betraved by hrs former sweetheart V11 grnra Krasky I hope mv frrends that you have enyoved thrs trrp rnto the Future Land as much as I have Two well I nown and wclous rba1rzcfe1s Bumpfoot mul Fig page twevzty fnfe 3 C I I I. . r ' ' , , 4 , 1 " c I I . I . S . I . . I . 3 C ' ' n li . C C I . , . . I I . . I I K I . . . . . I I I I I . I . I I I I . . I . I I . K A n I . I . I I. . I 6 B I . I . I I I . I . I. I . K I. I I I C n A - 4 K . I I . . I , . I I I I . . . . . II- .I I . . I . . . ' , ' . . - 2 ' . I I . I . I S I . .I . 4 rl I G . I . . . a walked in and asked her if she remembered me. Much to my surprise she did and suggested I. I . . K . I I . . . . . I . . I I I, II . II. . . I I I I I . . . G I I . I . I . I II I I I I . I ,, . I I,, I . I . . I . . I I . , . I . I. . I ,- gf , f ' . ,' , ' - Last Will and Testament of Class of 1937 We, the Seniors of Storm Lake High School, of the city of Storm Lake, county of Buena Vista, and state of Iowa, finding our duties in this Institution of Knowledge about finished, do make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. We, the Senior Class, give and bequeath unto the Juniors of Storm Lake High School, our seats in the assembly together with the dignity, good will, and cooperation that has been ours. I, Howard Flores, hereby give my little yellow car to Keith Pierce, so that he can get to school on time. I, Arlene Hill, hereby bequeath my dramatic ability to Norman Fethkenher, with the sincere hope that your greatest ambition, to play Hamlet, will be someday accom- plished. K I, Richard Evans, give to Donald Evans my ability to cook meals while the folks are away. I, Jane Scott, do bestow upon Juniorette Vilas a few of my masculine admirers. I, Forest Wise, hereby part with my studious mind and do give it unto Dudley Paulson that he may use it to the best of his ability. I, Donna Belle Willcutt, give unto Donnabelle Satterlee my basketball technique-what there. is of it. I, Darwin Evans, bequeath to Bert LeBeck my pretty curly hair, on the condition that you promise to keep it well combed. I, Evalyn Scott, give to Lorene Bram my ability to type without getting my fingers caught. I, Ernest Frerichs, bequeath my ability to squeal around corners on icy streets to Jack Spooner. Watch out, Jack, you may not be as good a driver as I am. I, Norma Preston, give to Deloma Pollock my ability to watch other people eat at the Sugar Bowl, without asking for a bite-fit's an accomplishment very few people ever realize.j I, Donald Lane, will give my cheerful smile and pleasant disposition to William Gibson. I, Ruth Farel, bequeath my ability to keep out of trouble to Dorothy Rabiner. I, Bud Melcher, give my ability to take Cherokee girls to Sioux City to Francis Pendleton. I, Ruth Gibson, alias "Lola Lousef' because I play both guard and forward in basketball, give my studious mind to Lloyd QChickj Thieman, with hopes that it will be treated kindly. page twenty-six I Wendell Pendleton, will n1y wly w1tl1 Women to Tom Chapman I Avery Laubet, beque Ifll unto DLIWHC Clemons the 1T111'1'1gC1T1Cl1TI of the Annual for 1938 I Helen Fo1d give unto 1net Pr1ch11d my ability to 1'I1'1.liC 1pp1op11ate f1ces just 'ls the teachei glances my W1y I Betty Powell, beque1th unto Mqbel Lovejoy my leldeiship in th1s Instltutlon I Floience M1ck, give my knowleclffe of music to 1111111 Stewalt I Tom Stew1rt, give my studious 111: to Rly I-Inleman I M1lj0F1C Flgi give unto M1V1s Sh1rp my 1h1l1ty to quauel with tl1e stronger sex I Fouest I-Iousmfln, pass on 111y 1h1l1ty to put s1lt 1n gnls h11i to Don 11d Price I Peg Thompson, le1ve my love for frozen rnalted I'I11lliS to Je1n Jones I Flances Nitzke, lelve my 1thlctxc 1h1l1ty to ICl1 Krout I Bob Wl1e1t, give my abihtv to get kicked out of class to Ciaig Johnson I TIIOUIWS Lovejov, p1ss on n1y speed to Ruth Bice it s rather worn I Joe C1111, give my .1b1l1tv to d1nce xn coineis 1t the school dance to J1ck QBo1le1m1ker Richards I Lel1 M1lton, give my sex 1ppe1l to June Steig I St1nley Te1chout, give my seciet gnl fuends to Floyd Latt1, I hope you c1n find out their n1111es, Floyd I couldn t I Ruth D1D1ClS, gn e my native Chaim to I oinx G1un1g I Tom I-Iaidyman, g1VC to Tom Nash my youthful swagger w1Lh the hope th1t you won t exeit vouiself I Vnginm Mills beque1th to Albelta Johnston my ability to find my Way 1round 111 large city, namely Om1hz1 I Clarence Rice, pmss on my l'11fCl1 hiking ability to W 1yne Peters, you ie lucky to hwe someone who c1n give 1t to you I hxd to le11n by myself I, Kathleen HTIYIS, glve my technic of running fiom cows acioss fields to Je1n Rodd'1 oi anyone else who might W'I11f to tiy lf page twenty seven , - i 1 ' . , ' 2 . A 2 . . J A K 2 4 . . . . . l , ' I D J. .. ' . , . . 1 " . , .... . . , I. J I C I Q , ' I z . - ' . ' ' . . 3 I' 4 l ' ' , . I . . I, Patty Potter, give my Cheer-leading sweater to Elsie Swanson-treat it gently, Elsie, ' 9 . . , . ' - 1 ' . . ., C 6 . . I -, 1. l L I ' Q . , . , . ' " ' ' , ' z ' ' . , . ' A , . ' - L , Q 4 I , .p . .K . , L 4 .. . G . H , . . . l . . ,. . . , 1 ,I V I , 4 - 1 4 page twenty-eight CLASS SONG Tune: "In the chapel in the Moonlight." Now We leave our school behind us, But We hope you,ll carry on, Just remember how We love you, Although We are gone. As the years go rolling onward, May each care become more light, And may you remember us Witlm memories bright. As the long years glow with promise, And then slowly dim with age, We look back upon our high school days, As a golden printed page. So goodbye to you dear friends, Please think kindly of us all, And forgive our parting tears, As they freely fall. ' -Kathleen Harris Helen Ford Ruth Gibson Class Flower-Yellow Rose Class Colors-Orchid and Silver Class Motto-Lead, not follow. .Jp- Y W "Pr 35255532 , 4Zfi1-H' Q-'yt .sh 'Q f Efiw' C I fiwigvfw fi? 6593.2 if qi 'gig Q!! 525+ ffff my Ns ,. 'gag' QM Ng 0,1214-f. W as 1. A4 Ju 2 f ffs. 9' 'YW " -01 Lrg Ms W nffq ffl' a'-M' 'Si'-3 'ffriix X x if 'ff f ,M xx, AS' g,1w4i'f.s Cwgwika v. QW :Sv u N Wig-4 W JUUIQQS P agf humfy mne ,.9 , . .14 lf' .N .M ' IJ' . '.' A,-2 it Wm. In ,V z,,.. v. ' 1 ., 1 , EY :J f I ' iw' .li W 5 1 W " s - + Q ' ff ef l . 4. ,,- u " X 5 , Abi 'x ' I' .." HOME ROOM IV First Row-Jack Farmer, Harriet Brown, Norman Fethkenher, Iverna Dexter, Roy Davidson, Lorna Grunig, Otto Boettcher, Eleanor Albrecht, Duane Clemons, Miss Kelly. Second Row-Donald Evans, Frances Hindc, Ray Hirleman, Marie Beck, Marjorie Hcikens, Evgenia Denison, William Gibson, Charlotte Hoch, Robert Grohe. Third Row--Ted Fullenworth, Vzxleria Davis, Donald Barels, Avis Hopkins, Dale Hill, Lorene Bram, Maxine Broessel, Orville Godwin. Fourth Row-Frank Dukette, Geraldine Goodness, Bud Farmer, Tom Chapman, Marianna Elk, Paul Hammerly, Erwin Clough. , .O , fy. fnffi,'?'EJ,4JjU -sf We f We HOME ROOM V First Row-Mr. Billiard, Lowell Larson, Vivian Jordan, Dudley Paulsen, Donald Meyer, Alberta Johnston, Robert Lowry, Floyd Krenzicn, Janis Hughes, Carroll Nelson, Howard Newell. Second Row-Marshall Meier, Janet Prichard, Vivian McClurg, Dorothy Rabiner, Deloma Pollock, Dorothy Ann Mack, LaVerne Jeffers, Eunice Peterson, Claude Jensen, Orville Godwin. Third Row-Henry Ivers, Violet Newell, Dick McGee, Helen Imlay, Mildred Miller, Lorraine Miller, Viola ' Nelson, Bert LeBeclc, Floyd Latte., Craig Johnson, Donald Hussey. page thirty HOME ROOM VI FIFSC Row lack Prmce D0l0Ll1y Soper Bob Shannon Margueute Thayer Donald Prxce Une Swanson Ted Walrath Iaman Stewart Quentm Sharp Jumorette V1l1s M1ss Keplar Second Row lxexth PICICC Bob Peterson Eleanor Scott H'1rr1et Wxlson Vxrgmla Voylcs Lck Rnchards Bermce Rausch June Stelg Vxctor Schuclkc Mavrs Sh1rp Ke1th W ll Tlnrd Row-Clnrles Pomt lean Rodda Orlan Sauter Dons Smders Carolyn RlCl13fdSOH Wayne Peters Lloyd Thxeman Donald Peterson Donna Belle Satterlee jmck Spooner TRIBUTE TO JUNIORS In th1rty fOUl to l11gl'1 school came, A most outstanclmg class, In brarns, 1n brawn, 1n every Way It all othe1s d1d surpass But now lt 1S a chfferent tale F1 eshmen and Soplnes are punk, They re gawky and g1een and the That most of them W1ll flunk teachers say, The Jumor class We fmd 1S best The standard of the school W1th the1r super1o1 Wlt and m1ght The Whole school they can rule Even fO1 the 86111018 There 1S not much to say, They re stuck up and homely and crazy as loons You d thmk they were here to stay So three more cheers for the Jumors, Woe unto the school when they re gone T1s a shame that II1 a year they go For who W11l carry on? And th1s my fnends IS a tr1bute, A tr1bute rare and great Wlthout exaggerauon To the class of tlnrty e1ght By W1ll1am G1bson page ibn ty one 4 . fl' 1' I 3 3 1 ' I ' I . .i . . ,b . , ., ., . I ll' D 5 9 1' 9 1 1 '1 ' 11 H- . '. I . Y . ' 1.' l 5 ' 1 l Y ., , ' . ,z . -4 . - . , 1 . . . a , . . . , :- . , . . ' - THE JUNIOR CALENDAR OF 1950 Qas predicted by the seersj 1. Mabel Lovejoy ......... .,...... A ctress on Broadway QGold Diggers of 195 op 2. Doris Saunders 3. Bud Farmer ,...... 4. Jean Rodda, ,....,, ----...-Cosmetician for Lady Esther -------.Opponent to Joe Louis --.-.,L,Reporter for Daily Reminder S. Victor Schuellce. ,..... ........ R ejmblicarz Senator from Iowa 6. Donald Price r,....... ........ 7. Duane Clemons. ...... ..... - -- Editor of Alta Advertiser 8. Richard McGee. .,.... ,..,.,., P rofessor of English at Juanita 9. June Steig. ..,..... - 10. 11. 12. Janis Hughes ....,.. 13. Dale Hill .5 .... . 14. Mavis Sharp ....... -.-.----Our Shirley Temple of 1950 Dorothy- Soper. ........ ........ A ppearing on Camel's Caravan Bob Peterson. ........ ........ A s Shoe Shine Boy I -.-,,-,-Employed at Metropolitan Opera House --.--,-.Minister of "Little Church around the corner" T. Teacher of S. L. H. S. 15. Patricia Olson ....... ........ F irst Wonaan President of B. V. College 16.1 Ted Fullenworth. ..... ....... P resident of our United States 17. Jack Richards .....,, .... . "gag writer" for the sensational comedy team of "Chapman SC Hirlernanu' Making debut in Hamlet fShakespeare's immortal playj 18. Helen Imlay ......... .,..... . Air Stewardess ' 19. Paul Hammerly. ..,... .... . "sit-down" striker K 1 M 20. Juniorette Vilas, ....,. ........ R eno's annual customer HMM W , J 21. Donald Meyer.- ,...... .The Robert Taylor of his day ffl Li,,..,,n,,,lfl'-f5lJ"A!y . if " f 4' 22. Robert Grohe, ....,. ........ T he second Fred Astaire Z sffzif j7f'i3"Yj JV rx' 23, Maxine Broessel, ,,,,,, ....,... E ngaged with Bennie Gooclmaifs Orchestra? Q .,,, 24, Marianna Elk ...,.... .,..... . Runnin' a Wild West Ranch Cthe outcdmevof If admg J, Q, PJ 1 I' Zane Grey s booksj .5Jg11,f-lf , ,7 ' 1 ' . . ' 4? 25, Don Evans, ,,,,,.,. ........ C artoonist for New York T1mes ,f,-f I ,V 1-f 9 L' 1 ,LTI 26, Elsie Swanson 4,,,.,. ,,,,.... A uthoress of book, "Come-up and seelfne somftime 'lv if 2 .-defies" "' 27, Vivian Jordan ...... .... . "Miss American-1950 ' I 1 gf , 28, Keith Pierce .,,.,,... ....... . Running a pop-corn stand ffiiww ll' page 1fbiriy4 two l I P J ,x -A7 7 , V ' u ff-:fl D siyuliftf .1'f:'f.A5L'y4gf:ffn . -- Jyk, -f -- .x3a,,, ,3 .L vvflwifiw , 35. ,QQ fav TSW . .,A-- .:J'557??i: '5: kv 7-F443 +1rM.z.' .4-is1Lfff'y, :J .Inf .r - wnggggifr mm wiiflsy' , SCDPMQW PQS page thirty- fbrce V I-IOME ROONI VII First Row-Eugene Fortune, Arlene Feldman, Bob Geisinger, XV:mda Coulson, Raymond Burgess, Doris Dyvnd, Herbert Andrews, Vinonzi Frerichs, Jack Emmanuel, Miss Sergeant. Second Row-Walter Feth-kenher, Carl Carlson, Neva Benberg, Kenneth Bolt, Selma Buekendnhl, Leonard I-Iurliss, Norma Benberg, Esther Carlson, Flora Eickhoff. Third Row- Howarcl Gunnerson, Audrey Arrowsmith, Phyllis Coats, Chrisouln Denison, Anton Hansen, Ruth Bice, Leone Evans, Lloyd Davis. HOME ROOM VIII vid Newell, Margaret Haines, Gerald Iverson, Pat Olson, Charles Reed, Lois Morse, Dwayne Madson, Mr. Burkhiscr. First Row-Da Second Row-Francis Pendleton, Lucille Michelson, Dick Laird, Vcrlin Johnson, Phyllis Jones, Darrald Lnuber, Evnlyn Litchenberg, Irene Hammer, Henry Miller, Elma Luepke. Third Row-Helen Harjes, Donald Jennett, Grace Hnmmerly, Richard Kidman, John Miller, Everett Nitzke, LaVonne Lnbron, Orville Lucpke, Dorothy Nitzke, Dwight Jennett, Ida Krout. page fbirly-fam' HOME Room IX A ' First Row-Dorothy Witter, Maxine Potter, Russell Robinson, Norma Shaffer, XVillis Ruge, Ardath Peterson, Kenneth Shannon, Doris Preston, Roland Sundeen, Harold Witter, Forrest Sievers, Alice Swanson. Second Row-Betty Whitney, Theryll Robertson, Lois Rindernetht, Virginia Sorenson, Harmon Ruliffson, Bernzxdinc Soenksen, Frank Scott, Marion Thompson, Harold Shannon. Third Row-Bruce Rhinehart, Harriet Wlhitney, Dwayne Samsel, Mary Belle Spooner, XValter Wilde, Ardith Post, Bill XVnlters, Dorothy Spooner, Lorene Steig, Herbert Swanson, Miss Carlberg. PROUD SOPHOMORES You've heard stories about Seniors, proud and haughty, About the Freshies, green and naughty, About thejuniors who always have their way, But about we Sophs they never have much to say. .1 . Y, Y We inconspicuous Sophs go to school from day to da Worliiiigiliard when We Work, playing when We pla , No matter how much hard work we all do, .Wfe iiever get credit when credit is due. But next year welll be Juniors having our say, Then when we,re Seniors, Weill sure have our day. But in our high school career We've had a swell time, And We'l1 hate to graduate in '3 9. ' V --Virginia Sorenson ,-1 K' f " L ,Jw 'M A ' i 14' s ' lf . ' i , viii! lf' ",'1ff"V 1 1 fi l tix 1 i ro'-' A , , ,ly-'ly W I, , ,f .17 K - i H, ffl " 1 ' . fl l J" i IR ' ,3 I ffl-f lv .',' X 1 i fwf fs l l ' f J 1 4 M ' Y N, F . f ' ,. ,. -Y ' ' . 'ill' 'ily f I," " W ljjfj Z, 'Iii' y I 'L fb, .1 3,-rs ',V,' .' 7 ' ,', -' 'Z -mf' ,W Ip' , I .- w ' ' l I . s .,' 1 1 - I 1 , I, ' Y u 3 ' i 1 ' ,vi 1 J Tl J ' W A In 'X X f , ill I ' , ,V ' 5 .1 1 , x, .1 .f 1 v i 1 , ,v.- jmge ihirty-fifue JUST IMAGINE- I-Ierbert Andrews-when he isn't saying, t'I'm from Missouri? Neva and Norma Benberg-when they couldn't play basketball Ruth Bice-without makeup. Doris Dyvad-without artistic ability. Jack Emmanuel-not getting A's. Harley and Howard Gunnerson-not being twins. Grace Hammerly-satisfied with her height. Don Jennett-without long eye-lashes. Verlin Johnson-stumped on a geometry problem. Dick Laird-without a Model A. Lucille Michelson-Harriet Wliitney-without their giggle. John Miller-without Alice Swanson. Willis Ruge-being dark. Carl Carlson-being tall. Phyllis Jones-missing a dance. Walter Wilde-witlm straight hair. Russell Robinson-staying home. Virginia Sorenson-not talking. Dwayne Samsel-keeping anything to himself. Harmon Ruliffson-not being President of the class. Darrald Lauber-not being fun. Chrisoula Denison-not talking back to a teacher. page thirty-si.v 4 :--. - -:T 'Q '-rg 'cv' fm- dj' aww .,.: 55' . ami' ... " I' - 6-- SQ-.ig .ma-' "' ,N .rZ'. ai" 'fa .m".-aim 255-iiffwrbb. ..i12Yw??4f'3, ?"l5?. :wr 1-- ffnw-rsefffkw -1-my if :dpiraif 1 .mf eifggmggg 1 msg J.. ,N is WQSMWQU page zfbirtyqrfvevz . - .....- ' . ' 1 yf F ,f V V'-- 64'LaQrffe4A M Vcfpiylkf AQ D! Myra 4f,f,4,z' ,UMQZJ W7 cf , . K 'Qgkwfff V 1 K! Lf ffff .Zn 771411 ffizgfcf ,ff fl-"' 'Wi' ' 44412: 1' fi Veg. .Q Cf if . ' wf Qgbiffl ,f ,-, . ,I 'J I x7'7fL,1Q,J9'IE ROOM X First Row-Marvin Bach, Elaine fylari-gmt, Harvey Dyvad, Fay Dcppe, Marie Hussey, Lloyd Ehlers, Ruby Greime, Raymond Hansen. Second Row-Alvin Gruber, Arlene Deppe, Fidella Barr, Earl Delp, LaVon Holmes, Geneva Juergcns, Marlyn Fethkenher, Eunice Illum, Mrs. Smith. ' Third Row-Jean Davis, Barbara DeLand, Doris Lou Hughes, James Chamberlain, Waxida Anderson, Maxine Anderson, Charles Feldman, Mary Canelakis. HOME ROOM XI First Row-Tom Nash, Dorothy Mictclstadt, Jim Hollison, Betty McGee, Norman Kolb, Ilo Larsen, Donna Mae Lessmeicr, Kenneth Litchenberg, Shirley LaGrange, Mr. Butt. Second' Row-Dick Moses, Duane Marmec, Lea Kidman, Donald Hayes, Maurice McCabe, Verna McDer1nor, Lorna Meinl-ring, Patty Mack, Bob Jorgensen. 'Third Row-Frank Mills, Doris Mictelstzidt, Lucille LeBeck, Suzanne LaGrange, Dick Kearney, Margaret Krasky, Madonna McCabe. - ' page thirty-eight ,fu 4 - .. f f A ' .gags K, l I V J , 1. I !c""'i'W i"""' :s'l'l' if ' X 4, ffff viii :Ll-ir V l y1'1fi'!,"':'A'j , iv' f, WT" 71 an -' V if I i In - , ,- . J .xl fl 'l 'A 57 f ' Y f lf?" ' t Diff' Q 1'-gi C1217-'ef-is -4 sf. fwfl .fa-3571 1,1 ,gjtf-',.,,f ,f It . 71.5 Y 8 V' l :Ff- , 1' 1 ELK, 1 5 f 'I' 5 ' 'I If F U r 5, 1 I l ' . 7 i fi M ,ff .- ' - ' l ,f f . fx ,gf if ' .. 1 ..f- HOME'-ROOM X11,,,QQt -g4..L Me.,-'sniff ,First Row-Marvin Walleiidorf, Joy Stork, Don Scliuler, Yferleeiwaite, Kenneth Ruby, Lorraine Totman, I N V Bob Nelson, 'Dorothy Watt, Donald Oglesby, Miss Vfliite. ' I QQVQ. -f""L- ,P "C!Second Row-Rxitlrslmeffield, Ruth Sharp, Elsie Scott, Imogene Nitzke, Melvin XVcitzel, Betty Turner, Ruth Rabiner, Earl Reding, Mary Peterson, NValtcr Tyson. f Third Row-Dick Tliorpe, Polly Prichard, Jack Renshaw, Norman W'illcutt, Margaret Parsons, Peggy V n ,Pricl1ard, Denise Peterson, Donald Tcachout, .Lgone Vandestecg, Donald Yan Cleve. I ..-" . 1, A V f eg ,, , ,I-,Jr V---1 I 5.1, , f K "' t J" ef l e ,uf '-1" -hifi Lfilff'-fi-' "" - f 1 I I i '- -' .- Lil' I l . s Y . if: ' r ,rv ' AF ,Y V I ' 'f7I41r I 1 f' -ue 1' ' 'NSCLATION ef-:W T1-f .fa-qiig: ' . f' ,, ',, "-f' w They call us Freshies, but what care We, 'iff gfi, ' School rolls along just the same, 1 ff ,,-1yL14.ff-If l 1 ff For what is better than fresh young starts . To send us on the road to fame. if, . D V " Nqe have English, algebra, and manual arts, General Science, Latin, and gym, We Work with our head, our hands, and our feet, Who says, We,re not keeping in trim? or all the four years, this year is the best fOf course it is all that We'Ve hadj We may get "f's" and We may get "a,s', ' But it isn't so terribly bad. -Dick Moses i l 1 1 1 page zfhirzfy-11ine page forty if ESQ Mini' g -iii? DTM LU! CS page forty-one . . "C O1 '. . " . Qflxz Aff! 9 .A Qksf, T C' ' ,. J' " .Q Q l -Q1 Pi " , X X! I 7 QL!! U . , . xi ,gy-:"'w . fl Q ' f lf jf . ff-L--XX 'ixgf 5,6 'il '12 IJ . jj l DP wf -f f Nik, QL-JN -.., wg. 'AD -- 1-- Cf of l . fl .ffl -,xii Q f G. 3 - X Q- '1 fu' K -Q Si fl- C fsiffk If 'fu V X 'D .5, T. . Q CN ,L Wy JP ,JSM Ji, mf "mg xy RJ .SW An f'lJ if J-0 x ov' .J ff N . aj j f 'vi J ffl! ll! "jj 3 V Par Porter, Mincelsradc 9 J Q J :fl nj jfs Carl Carlson, Dick Moses J ' ' X l X 5' ff ' FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! 9 Storm Lake Fights! STORM LAKE FLIGHTS!! STORM LAKE FIGI-ITS!!! xx. 11,52 X x, G ll page forty-two CHARLES TOOHEY Basketball Captain, '37 DARWIN EVANS Football Captain, '37 .Q X :Q 'Qld is gl fu KV, "Hu ,,,. X. .-1 " xv. , gs C. ,I 5 .1 . A.. . STORM LAKE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Storm Lake 19 Alta O Opening the season against our old rival, Alta, on our home field, the Tornadoes showed outstanding strength on both offense and defense and turned in a decisive 19-O victory. Toohey counted two touchdowns, and "Red" Evans blocked a punt for the other. Storm Lake 0 ' Sac City 7 Sac City, boasting one of the best teams in the history of their school, scored a lone touchdown five seconds before the half to eke out a narrow victory over the Tornadoes. The game, played on Sac's field was very interesting, and, although we lost, we were proud of our team. Storm Lake 0 Spencer 0 Playing on Spencer's field under a strong wind, the Tornadoes, although coming very close several times, could not push the ball over the goal line. Nevertheless, they showed that good old "do-or-die" spirit, and Spencer was forced to retire scoreless also. This was our first Conference game of the season. Storm Lake 19 - 4 i Spirit Lake 0 ' Playing on our own field against a strong south wind, the Tornadoes swept the powerful Spirit Lake Indians off their feet to bring home a 19-0 victory in the second Conference tilt of the season. Toohey was responsible for two touchdowns and Paulson caught a pass in the third quarter and ran 20 yards to convert it into a touchdown. Storm Lake 6 Ida Grove 0 ' Reversing :QQ 62-6 defeat at the hands of a strong Ida Grove team last year, the Tor- nadoes returned with a 6-0 victory this year. The highlight of the game was a 20-yard run by Otto Boettcher, left guard, for the only touchdown after intercepting an Ida Grove pass. Our whole team played heads-up ball and showed exceptional form. Storm Lake 20 Emmetsburg 0 This was our third conference game and was played on our home field. As usual, our Tornadoes rewarded us by turning in a decisive victory. Floyd Latta, our right half-back, turned in a star performance, and was responsible for two touchdowns. Sauter, our hard driving full-back marked up the other touchdown and also the extra point. Storm Lake 9 Estherville 21 Although playing a good game, the Tornadoes were forced to take the small end of the score in their first Conference defeat of the season. The game was played at Esther- Ville on an icy field and the giant Esthers took advantage of the breaks to score three touchdowns and extra points. The Esthers were the undefeated and undisputed Cham- pions of the Lakes Conference this year, but the Tornado linemen completely outplayed them. Storm Lake 0 Cherokee 0 This game, our fifth Conference clash of the season, was played on our home field in the afternoon. Although the Tornadoes were held scoreless during the game, the Indians were also unable to score. The Tornadoes turned in a very fine performance. Storm Lake 19 LeMars 6 To end one of the best Football seasons here in many years, the' team turned a 53-0 defeat at the hands of the Bulldogs last year into a 19-6 victory in our last Conference tilt. The honors were well divided, with Chapman, Mittelstadt, and Ruby, our standout freshman fullback, accounting for the touchdowns. The game was played at Bradford field. A , . page fo1'1fy-three U Vi, 1 '. I "Z X ll lvl' 1 1 HL v,J,"y'. 1, ing XJ' , JA," A x' 'VNU L' . I 4 tx V "I L, -:,"M'l , ,, ,nf J 0 d ki fy! VLA!! , VU Aw-WM . Q lf?-jf M .L ,i 'W if W ,o l "M , .wa . yml' Q I wt. J. ff.. 5-'fl l ,sal 1' fx JV Utlfbn . FIRST TEAM First Row-Charles Reed, Ted Walratli, Otto Boettchcr, Duane Clemons, Donald Wfitter, Leonard Juer- gcns, Richard Evans, Norman Fethkcnher, Darwin Evans, Dudley Paulsen. Second Row-Paul Hammerly, Kenneth Ruby, John Fcthkcnher, Orlan Sauter, Kenneth Shannon, XVayne Peters, Floyd Latta, Frank Mittelstadt, Charles Toohey. Third Row-Mr. Burkhiser, Tom Chapman, Bert LeBeck, Bud Farmer, Bill XV:xlters, Dwight Jennett, Mr. Welch. ' FOOTBALL SQUAD First Row-Don Evans, Harmon Ruliffson, Frank Mills, Anton Hansen, Norman NVillcutt, Bob Peterson, Morris McCabe, Darrald Lauber, Harold Witter, Marlin Fcthkenher, Don VnnClcvc, Keith Pierce, John Miller. Second Row-Ted W3ll'3fll, Otto Boettcher, Bert Lelieck, Paul Hammerly, Dudley Paulsen, Kenneth Ruby, Richard Evans, Don Wfitter, Frank Mittelstadt, Bill Walters, Bud Farmer, Charles Toohey. Third Row-Floyd Latta, Stanley Teachout, John Fethkcnher, Leonard juergens, Charles Reed, Norman Fethkcnher, Duane Clemons, Orlan Sauter, XVayne Peters, Darwin Evans, Kenneth Shannon, Tom Chapman, Jack Richards, Dwight Jem-iett. Fourth Row-Dwayne Madson, Don Jennett, Ted Fullcnworth, Floyd Krenzicn, Norman Kolb, Frank Scott, Francis Pendleton, Marvin Bach, Don Schuler, Ray Hirlernan, Forrest Housman, Don Peterson. page fo-rty-four FOOTBALL LETTERMEN DARWIN EVANS CI-Ionorary Captainj "Red,', playing at the left wing position, well earned his title as Honorary Captain for the Storm Lake eleven. "Red,, played good ball all the way through the season, block- ing many punts and breaking up many passes. He graduates this year and will be greatly missed by his succeeding team mates. DUANE CLEMONS "Clem," covering the right end of the line, did an exceptionally good job blocking punts and stopping end runs. "Clem" has one year left and is expected to carry the pink and green home with another winning team. I FRANKLIN MITTELSTADT "Frank," playing his second year at the center berth, played fine ball all during the season and could be depended upon to give the team some accurate passing. Frank gradu- ates this year. CHARLES TOOHEY "Popeye,', playing that kind of football everyone likes to see, well earned his halfback position. He was a light man but he had a deadly tackle and was Il good ball carrier. This is "Popeye's" last year but he will be remembered by his Storm Lake High classmates as a good, all-around athlete. l FLOYD LATTA "Whitey" substituted freely for Toohey. Both played the half position and Latta, like Toohey, was a good ball carrier and punter. This is his last year of football for Storm Lake High School. ORLAN SAUTER "Orlie," at the position of fullback, exhibited some very fine smashing, tackling, and blocking and will be back next year to help the pink and green through another successful year of football. LEONARD JUERGENS l'Eddy," playing at the half position, exhibited fine ball as a good blocker. Eddy was a consistent ball player and will be missed greatly next year. NORMAN FETI-IKENI-IER "Lank," playing right tackle, was out there doing a good job of tackling. He played a very good game of football during the whole season. He has one more year left and weire all expecting a lot of him. DONALD WITTER 'iDon," at che left tackle berth, played bang-up ball game all season. This is "Don's" last year. TED XVALRATI-I "Ted," a consistent blocker, was "in there" on every play and was responsible for the success of many plays going through his side of the line. He will be back next year. page forty-five . OTTO BOETTCHER Otto, a hard driving guard, played good ball all during the season and was always where he was most needed. Otto has another year left. V DUDLEY PAULSEN "Dud," another one of those hard hitting juniors sharing equal honors at the center berth with Mittelstadt. He improved rapidly during the year and is expected to have more of that accurate passing from the center berth next year. A TOM CHAPMAN - "Tommy" did a good job of calling the signals as well as carrying the ball for some good gains. He was also a good blocker. See you next year, Tom- JOHN FETHKENHER "Johnny,,' playing guard on eitherlside of the line, proved to be very efficient on both the offense and defense and will prove to be much more so in his next two years. RICHARD EVANS - "Dick," playing his first year for the pink and green, played good ball at the right tackle position. You could always depend upon him to stop those plays. This is "Dick's" last year. KENNETH RUBY "Kenny," for a freshman, proved to be good competition for "Orlie" as Ruby also played in the fullback position. Ruby has three more years left and we are expecting much from him. X MARSHALL MEIER "Marsh," playing at the left wing position, will prove to be a good man to fill the shoes of Darwin Evans who graduates this year. "Marsh" can always be depended upon for getting in there and making those efficient tackles. He will be back next year. JACK RICHARDS "Richards,', light but mighty, proved to be a good man for the quarterback position and he seemed to put pep into the team. See you next year, too, Jack- XVAYNE PETERS "Pete," substituting for Toohey, played consistent ball all the time he was in there. He will be back next year and we are expecting much of him. FOOTBALL BANQUET The annual football banquet was held Friday evening, November 27, 193 6. There were about 100 in attendance. Following the dinner served by the Home Economics Department, talks were given by Mr. Jarnigan, Mr. Burkhiser, Mr. Ruby, Mr. Welch, and Duane Clemons. Mr. Sheffield acted as toastmaster. Letters were presented to the boys, and Duane Clemons was elected captain of the 1938 football team. page forty-six ,J-Q!-pvmiv '-. N f Q D144 4 I +,..4'3CW""'f5Z"' ,jf IgM,-.fyfg 2 f . , . 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V a 'E :Ri 'ihf 5 X fx 3 2 V C if ,Q NN ,, 3 L' 5 Q, 1 -,mx 3 X iff? K3 15 'E ik K5W1 5: 115131142 fQ1'fsv-Sfvm 1' N: S 'Q Q 'X in K' N35 X NX' ' - "Ka, sf! my X Qs 55 --'? XT X 'X ' - x E 53 I? W. M YE Q'-2 W, ' ,, . 751 ., A 'P b wx. ., ff .2 we ' xx' X5 Q2 9' it X34 NY' lx SEX X K 'Li' '-V . WS -" Us X x 'NN K S, ' ' -- ., I 1 K 'g AQQQAL Lib X X v gjf'-if-f5,' ' , W Aw 4 A yxirx. NN Q X. ,, i xxx-1 K 'V ,X X E gx X115 X, X- J X-ij T. 4' L". 'N l In WA M, qw . Q - Sf ' IQ A -- X NX 'R I .' fs, 1, gl-I Y K xi' "Q, xt, E S 3 Ei 'ff 3 D: xx . L' YY 'X ' ' RL X QNXQY. r 3 Q1 4? ff Q' 1 2 FIRST TEAM Mrl Burkhiscr, Keith Wall, Dunne Clemons, Leonard juergens, Clifford Dyvnd, Ted Wnlratlm, Orlan Sauter, Tom Chapman, Marshall Meier, Bert LeBeck, Lloyd Thiernan, Charles Toohcy, Mr. XVclch. BASKETBALL SQUAD SECOND TEAM Norman Kolb, Duane Madsen, Onto Boettcher, Kenneth Shannon, Bob Nielson, Bill Walters, Donald Jeni-iett, Kenneth Ruby, Dwight Jennctt, Johnny Miller, Frank Mills. page forty-Aeigbt Name Chapman ,. ,,,.., , Toohey .....,... Clemons ....... Sauter r ,.,. A. Juergens ...... XVall .....,.,. LeBeck ..,., Thieman Y.... Meier ...,... Dyvad ........ 2 ........ Wa lra th ..,..A. Record of Players Personals Field Goals Free Throws Total Points -,.-. 3 8 9 1 216 -,-., 2 3 4 5 1 1 6 44 22 5 9 .,.-, 44 34 8 4 -----, 2 6 2 6 73 --.-. 22 2 1 44 ----. 9 17 36 ...-. 4 2 5 .- 0 1 2 ..--. 10 9 2 3 -. 0 0 0 LETTERMEN Charles Toohcy fCaptainj, Leonard Juergens, Clifford Dyvad, Keith Wall, Tom Chap- Storm Storm Storm Storm Storm Storm Storm Storm Storm S torm Storm Storm Storm Storm Storm Storm Storm Storm Storm Storm Storm Storm Storm Storm Storm man, Duane Clemons, Orlan Sauter, Bert LeBeck. Harold Wall, Francis Bullard fStudent Mgrs.j S easorfs Games l Lake ..... 38-XV Sioux Rapids ....., Lake ..,.. 47-W Cherokee ,....,.. Lake ...... 12-L Emmetsburg .,... Lake r..... 19-L East Sioux City ,,,... Lake ...,.. 19-W Sac City ......r...... Lake ...... 24-L Spencer ........., Lake ...... 21-W LeMars C ...,.., Lake .,,... 15-L Sibley ,... ' ....,........ Lake .... . .,.. 3 3-W Alta .LL ...........- W.-- Lake ,,..r,..,,,. 34-XV Spirit Lake ..,.. , .,....... Lake .L .... 2 S-W Cherokee .....,,. Lake ,...., 3 4-XV Fort Dodge ....,.., Lake .,.... 2 S-W Alta ......,.,......, Lake ,..,., 21-W Spencer .....,,,-, Lake -- 23-W Emmetsburg .... . Lake ............ 2 8-W Sibley -L ....,,....r Lake, ...,.,, ..,...,..,.,... 2 6-L Spirit Lake ....., COUNTY TOURNAMENT Lake ....... ........e,..,.. 4 0-W Albert City ..,. Lake .,,..,, .,,............ 2 3-W Newell ,.........,. Lake ....... ..,........,...... 3 3--W Sioux Rapids ,..,., SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Lake ,,r,,,, ,.,,-,,,,,,..r.,.. 3 S-XV Alta ,,,.,,.,.,..r...,.. Lake ,,r,,,,, ,..,,.,,.,.,,.. 3 2-W Sutherland ....,, DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Lake ,,,...,,,,,, 2 S-W Emmetsburg ,.,....., Lake .,r., 22--L Sibley .........,. Y TOTAL POINTS Lake .....,... 660 Opponents ,.,,. 15 -,,-.--.. 14 HL.- 16 28 18 31 20 ,, 21 13 25 8 28 23 17 H--- 15 13 28 . ..... 20 18 --,-- 21 ,-.t,-- 26 - ,... 17 -,,,, 26 24 ,,,r-.--,4-90 page forty-Him? im 5 SWLY Lil- Slgl. glqjilir My V V: ,Wafer 2" if '-f. -' 1 ii- , tn-, . ,' ,, ., 1. '-'if .fu j1, ' 1 -' , f + u me T TRACK 1936 First Row-Charles Toohey, George Van Buskirk, Orlan Sauter, Paul Sheffield, Bill Scott, Dwight jennett, jack Richards. Second Row-Mr. Burkhiser, Thomas Lovejoy, Leonard Juergens, Bob Kolb, Kenneth Flohr, Dunne Clemons, Mr. Welcli. Outstanding Track Stars Of 1 936 ' BOB Korn KENNETH FLOHR This year's Track team not only did well in the County Track meet but Won high honors in seven other big meets. They began the season with the Pocahontas relays. Kolb set a new record in the shotput, Flohr Won the high jump, and the two-mile relay team, Scott, Lovejoy, Sheffield, and Van Buskirk, hung up a new mark in this event. In the Drake relays the two-mile team placed sixth, rating well up in the top half. page fifty E At the Lakes Conference the Welchmen scored 25 points to tie with Cherokee with Kolb setting a new mark in shot and discus. At the triangular meet, Alta, Sac City, and Storm Lake, the pink and green scored 75 M points for an easy victory. The District meet was held at Cherokee, with the Tornadoes win- ning 38 points to finish in fourth place. Kolb tossed the shot 48 feet 8 inches and the discus 132 feet 7 inches. These marks were Kolb's best of the year. Flohr also put his best foot forward with a high jump of S feet 10M inches. In the Estherville meet Bob Kolb contributed one of the four shat- tered records which marked the Annual Estherville relays. Kolb scored 9 points for the Tornadoes, giving the best performance of his career. He heaved the 12 pound ball 48 feet 6M inches, more than a foot over his best previous mark, to shatter the meet record. Storm Lake tied with Marathon for 8th among 32 schools. The County meet at Alta was another easy victory for Storm Lake, scoring 62 M points they finished in the lead. Bob Kolb, Kenneth Flohr and the Tornado mile-relay team came back home from the State meet at Ames with the highest rating ever won at this event by a Storm Lake team. They finished with a tie for 12th place with Wilson High School of Cedar Rapids. Kolb placed third in discus and won fifth in shot. Flohr took third in javelin throw and narrowly missed landing in the scoring columns of the high jump. Their time was not fast enough to qualify for the finals, however. Storm Lake finished well above some of the other larger schools in the State. Kolb shattered the record of 11 of the 12 events he entered in. In closing the files for the Track of 1936, a very successful year, we wish to express our appreciation to the track lettermen: Kolb, Honorary Captaing Flohrg Van Buskirkg Tooheyg Lovejoy, Sauter, Clemonsg and Dwight Jennett, and to the man behind the team, Coach Chauncey XVelch. Almgr' fiffy-one page fifty-two Wi rr mf: mg, -5 212 Q., W' 'L 9:2 45 ,if w, ,. 1, .' L 231 ' .n r is 'Tiki 3:41, 4-.Q T1f.,5y-3 , f'?9.?H gsm. .fag unit, 'wh ,- JZ 252, fx, fm. -ffm ff Q?'K'.zQs5 gb? Wir-3 ..., , .. . "Q " . -n- "1 e. + -' 'i ii , fu . -'tix P? .A Ve, .. ' L' :bk 3.5-Q.. sa-Q .' :,,,, .. .5 :J--.' 1.14 if 1.11: -"?4f?'112 :F 4 -fl'-QL -:TJ .sz -.Fifi QCTIVWLS 1 1 l. I .F P" . 1 f' ' Ill. . , , .3 ' . "J I 'I ,LV ,, f .J ., wi' if ,J f, ' - V, fi ,V J' XJ A I ,,X3SJ"r , fi 'fl if I I 1 lflw Nfrr J Q lf Q U11 V f l r jf i ji az! 'jf' V fl H I, ,f I. "fp dial " " l' ff iw ,fi if n ill ff!! ,ji fl li ri' f fl 5, ff' First Row-Bruce Rhinchart, Keith Pierce, Miss Keplar, Miss McLane, Miss Carlbcrg, Dick Kearney, Charles Feldman. Second Row-Mavis Sharp, Virginia Mills, Don XVittcr, Richard Evans, Jack Emmanuel, Maxine Broessels, Audrey Arrowsmith. Third Row-Donald Jcnnett, Bert LeBeck, Donald Bnrels, Franklin Mitrelscadr, Evalyn Scott, Dorothy Watt. STUDENT COUNCIL Sponsors ........ Miss McLane, Miss Keplar, Miss Carlberg President ........ - ......... - ....,. - ........... Franklin Mittelstadt Vice President ............. ,.,..,.... R icharcl Evans Secretary-Treasurer ....... ..... ..... ...... I Q e ith Pierce There are 12 student members and 5 student advisors on the Student Council. They convene with their sponsors the first and third Wednesdays of each month. The purpose of the council is to promote understanding and harmony between the faculty and the students. During the first semester, the organ- ization established an efficient traffic system, and it has also sponsored all the school dances. On October 29, four members attended the annual Student Council Conference at Spencer, at which were representatives from all the schools in the Lakes Conference territory. The conference was held to encourage student leadership. page fifty-four C' ,Q l First Row-Robert Whiteside, Donald Bellows, Junior XVillfong, Bud Mack, Jack W'atkins, Dcne Abben, Richard Garrett, Raymond Hanson, NVayne Peterson. Second Row-Duane Vilas. Marlin Fethkenher, Donald Schuler, Merlin Milton, Lewis Voyles, Ivan Delp, Edward Van Cleve, NVayne Schulcr, Mr. Burkhiser. Third Row-XValtcr Tyson, Frank Mills, Donald Hayes, XVillis Straun, Charles Feldman, Norman XVillcutt, Paul Denison. Fourth Row-Lawrence Darnell, Kenneth Litchenberg, Bill Arnett, Roland Fethkenher, Lyle Sievers, Max Paulsen, Donald Teachout, Dick Thorpe. MODEL CLUB The Model Club is composed of 30 Junior High and High School boys, under the able leadership of Mr. Burkhiser. The acting president is Dick Thorpe, and Norman YVill- cutt is Secretary. Purpose: To further boys' interest in Woodcraft. ART CLUB The Art Club held regular meeting each Wednesday' afternoon. In the fall, they sold little yarn dolls that were pink and green, school colors, and used the money to help buy a design book for the Art Department, First Row-Peggy Prichard, Lea Kidman, Ruth Sheffield, Susan LaGrange, Miss Mann, Lorraine Totman, Betty McGee, Margaret Krasky, Alberta Johnston, Mary Canelakis. Second .Row-Frances Hinde, Mavis Sharp, Barbara DeLand, Bonnie Manzer, Maxine Potter, Bernice Rauseh, Norma Shaffer, Eleanor Albrecht. Third Row-Doris Mittelstadt, Polly Prichard, Dorothy Mittelstadt, Wanda Anderson, Jean Jones, Mar- garet Parsons, Eunice Peterson, Imogene Nitzke. -,V jj!! j 1 ,Y , w fill fl 7 U 'W' W W U? M -ff! IJ. fl who CWM"-.f-fl fri ll 5 yt' fi ,fgyj Wy- ,gifbifl r,ff',ef',, fri" ffl 'b ,gr ,mf Iygivj 4 Jwfwfllw fgijfxy! fi fi If X 'V . Jivff I af T lu ioir in ifl',irf' ,ii all 4 mel Wffffy-five I x0 U- 1,9311 ,,., In .X llixjxl vt ,451 A fy? .. 'Vw -1 ,Lf U , . ji-Y . ,, , J ' l If r l J j ' AV. rx ffl--' My! . Hd-,f,.' J 1, ' ' f or W is -lofi t w , ' 1 ,.f . il w ii 'J ,M- J J QS, A Hwgj 'dj uf. as AW',,V0,liif fp A , Q2 If sa aliyllfjax K If Qi., fxjjw V1.1 1 1 if ,lf if f .Li y ri lr as Q f First Row-Bud Farmer, Bruce Rhinehart, Bill NValters, Victor Sehuelke, Norma Preston, Mavis Sharp, Pat Olson, Dorothy Soper, Marjorie Figi, Arlene Hill, Helen Ford, Ruth Gibson, Virginia Mills, Miss Kelly. Second Row-Mr. Billiard, Frank Dukette, Avery Laubcr, Harmon .Ruliffson, Frank Scott, Dclorna Pollock, June Steig, Dorothy Rabiner, Ruth Daniels, Pat Potter, Florence Muck, Frances Nitzke, Peg Thomson, Martha Wlilson, Carl Carlson. Third Row-Ray Hirleman, Jack Richards, Howard Flores, Franklin Mittelstadt, Jane Scott, Evalyn Scott, Kathleen Harris, Darrald Lnuber, Bob Wlieat, Keith Pierce. Fourth Row-Tom Chapman, Charles Gunncrson, Bud Mclchcr, NVendell Pendleton, Duane Clemons,'Don XVitter, Clarence Rice, Joe Cain, Donald Lane, Tom Hardyman. TORNADO TROUPERS Sponsors ...,.. ...... M iss Kelly and Mr. Billiard President ................................ Norma Preston Vice President ............ ..... F rances Nitzke Secretary-Treasurer ..... ............. P at Potter Tornado Troupers is the pep club of the high school and has done much to promote interest and enthusiasm in ath- letics. There were 48 members this year. Eighteen of them were initiated in October, by being made to dress like little children and ride to school on tricycles. The Troupers spon- sored Homecoming Which was held the 29th and soth of October, and also had charge of several novelty pep meet- ings. It can safely be said that the success of our football and basketball teams this year was due in part to the inspiration and enthusiasm created by the Tornado Troupers. page fi f ty-six First Row Helen Imlay Velma Oglesby Lorene Bram Eunice Peterson Bernice Rausch Virginia Voyles Valeria Davis Charlotte Waterbury Second Rom L1Verne Bernard Vcr1 Hargcs Bcuhh C1mpton Robcrm Jenkins Miss Anderson Mildred Miller Loretu Sumter NORMAL TRAINING The Normal T1 aining Depai tment, under the splendid year, there are thirteen gnls, seven Seniors and six Juniors On September 16 the unior girls were lnitiated into the T N T Club Throughout the year there have been several potluck dinners sei ved at the homes of the different Senior girls On Friday preceding Mother s Day, ch girls entertained their mothers in the High School Dining Room In compliance with state requuements for the Normal Trauung certificates, the Sen1or girls observed and taught foi four days in the 1111 al schools of this county page 1 ty sewn supervision of Miss Anderson, has made great progress this I J J . . . . . . . I . i . . , C . f'f - I'Il-Y-ETTES First Row-Kathleen Harris, June Skcels, Arlene Hill, Donna Belle XVillcutt, Marjorie Figi, Ruth Daniels, Pat Potter. Second Row-Virginia Mills, Beulah Campton, Norma Preston, Martha Wilson, Betty Powell, Loretta Sauter, Ruth Farel. Third Row-Helen Ford, Evalyn Scott, Florence Mack, Ruth Gibson, Frances Nitzke, Miss Wilson. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL President ..... ...................... I- Ielcn Ford Program Chairman ................. Evalyn Scott Vice President ......E.............. Ruth Gibson Service Chairman .................... Ruth Farcl Secretary -.-..................... Norma Preston Social Chairman ..................... Arlene Hill Treasurer .......................... Pat Potter September 24: We enjoyed a picnic at the south end of the lake, followed by a movie. October 26: We had a potluck supper at Beulah Campton's home. November 23: Informal initiation. At this time, 39 junior and senior girls were taken into the club, thereby by increasing our membership to 58. At 6:30 a dinner was served by the new Hi-Y-Ettes, after which an interesting toast program was presented. December 7: Formal initiation. The 39 new members were formally admitted to the organization. After the ceremony, we played games and had a light lunch. February 25: We were served a noon luncheon by the Home Economics Department. During the year we had regular meetings once a month. As our Christmas project, we supplied a needy family with a basket of food and several boxes of clothing. NEXV MEMBERS OF I-11-Y-ETTES First Row--Marianna Elk, I.aVerne Jeffers, Alberta Johnston, Deloma Pollock, Dorothy Rabiner, Lorene Bram, Maxine Broessels, Mavis Sharp, Dorothy Soper, June Steig. Second Row-Miss Wilson, Marie Beck, Dorothy Mack, jean Rodda, Marguerite Thayer, Roberta Jenkins, Rafa Shannon, Eleanor Miller, Eleanor Scott, Janis Hughes, Carolyn Richardson. Third Row--Frances Hinde, Janet Prichard, Dorothy Fauble, Lorraine Miller, Avis Hopkins, Helen Imlay, Donnabclle Satterlee, Harriet Wilson, Jane Scott. Fourth Row-Bernice Miller, Dorothy Michael, Marie Keller, LaVernc Bernard, Janaan Stewart, Ivcrna Dexter, Lorna Gruni, Peg Thomson, Melba Thorsrud. page fifty-eight First Row-Bob Peterson, Jack Richards, Keith Pierce, jack Spooner, Paul Hammcrly, NVilliam Gibson, Wayime Peters, Marshall Meier. Second Row-Quentin Sharp, Avery Lauber, Tom Chapman, Howard Flores, Dudley Paulsen, Bud Farmer, Ray Hirleman, Duane Clemons, Mr. Bridge. Third Row-Charles Gunnerson, Bud Melcher, 'xVenclcll Pendleton, Ernest Frerichs, Donald Witter, Franklin Mittelstadt, Joe Cain, Charles Point, Thomas Lovejoy. HI-Y President ............ ..... H oward Flores Vice President ...... ..... B ud Melcher Secretary ...,..... ...........,........... J oe Cain Treasurer .........,..........., Franklin Mittelstadt This year the Hi-Y Club, under the able leadership of Mr. Bridge, was a very effective organization. The membership was increased from 9 to 25 by initiating, formally and informally, 16 new members. Meetings, in combination with dinners served by Miss Cai-lberg and the home economics classes, were held every two weeks at noon on Tuesdays. The Hi-Y boys had charge of the check room during the County Basketball Tournament, to raise money for the Quad State Fellowship, held at Sioux City on April 2, 3, and 4, at which time they were represented by two basketball teams. The new Hi-Y members for this year include: Ray Hirle- man, Jack Richards, Duane Clemons, Tom Chapman, Paul Hammerly, Williain Gibson, Jack Spooner, Keith Pierce, Thomas Lovejoy, Bob Peterson, Wayne Peters,.Dudley Paulsen, Marshall Meier, Bud Farmer, Charles Point, and Quentin Sharp. page fifty-nine First Row-Kathleen Harris, Stanley Teachout, Vivian Tuttle, Jack Emmanuel, Harley Gunnerson, William Gibson. Second Row-Bud Melcher, Wendell Pendleton, Miss Sergeant, Charles Gunnerson, Frances Hindc. f- 1 I . la , , A, .M .vw , pf I, ,df-ff.fff':fffJ , C T , at f' V,-V A ,A lj p gmqzuf- fly-Cat, 1 ,,c,f,5,,rw 17040 eacaiu 2' ' Q 4 Q ,, , to I, 1' fu .2 V- Wvfam ,HJ ,L V J ' fl, 4" 'ks - , . a 1- ' 'T ffflifgif if ft., DEBATE 'T ' ', -X 5-fi l 1' ,UMM-QQ ,q,L,lA!9f if , The question for debate this year was: "Resolved, that all, grew ' electric utilities should be governmentally owned and operatedf' Q 1 JJ The affirmative debaters were: A Wendell Pendleton, Bud Ax, Melcher, Vivian Tuttle and Stanley Teachout. Negative de- baters were: Frances Hinde, Charles Gunnerson, Jack Em- ,- E'-66-Uv manuel, and Harley Gunnerson. Kathleen Harris and William I I ! Gibson alternated the affirmative and negative respectively. Practice debates were held with LeMars, Cherokee, and Rockwell City. The team was entered in the Four State Tourna- I , - L-161 J ment at Spencer and the district tournament at Spencer. Miss E1 Sergeant coached the group throughout the year. ,F I fa . -fr'-flfa l uf T -047 'V'-4. C if SQL ,JZ .z . page sixty -'-0 I-j , ,fafyi Lf',,A'4f11!f'f5""" 9 f- ,77fH 'I 'J .5 " " , if lj 5,11 ff' . . . ., and . 54.1 Jezrfw r4f"'4'2'c"' ff-lf'-if ,. I J," , -f :.- I-Jffff-f 1 5. , 1 A . A " SWSQQQ 'jp .. ,,zQ-f-- -f,,-4' sf?-zf.,, 4,1 Q eitfv, , ur' ,fr ef' Lfff' -f " I - , ,f I NJ TTYL I fx! V Zjgg '-'CLMIT ' .fy-t4,j.Lw'a ,fiizae-fu -I ,f,,,.,:f,if"'l' 'Via'-"' ""'i"s"'iA -"IMT Id.--5" , f -.,-- ' 1' ' 'T' ' 1, 'R' J ff' - '27.g td?-ff. . 4' Que 4f4'1,4.,Qff' ' ef,1,.ffi,-. X., mf' ,fl 5, ,Af "3"""'f'IT '17 -f if " f 77 7' ,ffjiyl 'Tl' V' T I 'Tk ' f' 'P' -f'1f'f2ffi 'ffl fqlfffhll 'F-A: It T9 fini -f11.,.f-,Q SPEECH DEPARTMENTW"'1'f',,f"'f- f-Jai:-:jg 2,737 t . This year, our Speech Department has been stressed unlike other years. There have .i7'f'1"f'1 ff ff. been three contests: Extemporaneous, Original Oration, and Interpretive Reading. Prelim-f, V, Q., V, I' ri, inary contests were held in each of these sections on different occasions preceding the' ' semi-final and final contests. EXTEMPORANEOUS The preliminary Extemporaneous contest was held December 4. The entire student body took part and two I l winners were selected from each Home Room. The semi- final contest was held in January, the winners being: Jane Scott, Donald Price, Frances I-Iinde, and Jack Emmanuel. The final contest was held February 9, 1937, with Don- ald Price winning first place. He represented Storm Lake High School at the district contest at Spencer on February 19, 1937. DONALD PRICE ORIGINAL ORATIONS This new phase of speech instruction was added to the curriculum only this were members of the contest were: Arlene Charlotte Nllfaterbury. year. The preliminary contestants speech class and the winners of this I-Iill, Jane Scott, Ruth Gibson, and The final round was held February 9 with Jane Scott She represented Storm Lake High declared the winner. School at the district contest at Spencer on February 19. JANE scoTT M INTERPRETIVE READING This section was also a new and entirely different feature of speech instruction which was introduced this year. The entrants of this contest were members of the speech class and semi-final winners were: Martha Wilson, Helen Ford, Virginia Mills, and Vivian Tuttle. pf I-ar' At the final contest on February 9, Helen Ford was pronounced the winner. HELEN FORD page sixty-one Aj '41 ,yr .,-5' page sixty-two HOME-COMING This year, for the first time in history, our high school had a "Home- coming" celebration. Thursday night, October 28, the entire high school and some of the alumni, led by the band and the football boys, marched up town and had a pep meeting in the middle of Main Street, from there we proceeded to Bradford Field, where, grouped around a huge bon-fire, we were led in some more yells. Then we listened to speeches given by Herbert Thayer, Mr. Butt, and Darwin Evans. Friday afternoon we had a parade, consisting of clever floats made by each of the four classes in high school, the Art Club, Letter Men, Normal Training Girls, Tornado Troupers, the Hi-Y boys, and the Hi-Y-Ettes. Friday night, Storm Lake played a very successful game with Emmets- burg, winning by a score of 20-0. We all had so much fun that we hope "Homecoming" will continue to be one of the important events in the yearly calendar of Storm Lake High School. FETE DE FOUS The annual High School Carnival was held Friday night, December 4. The first part of the evening was spent in visiting various booths, stands, and sideshows. There was everything from an exhibition of the Dionne Quintuplets to a very fascinating-and hazardous-Spook Alley. Then the floor was cleared for a tug-of-war between the grade schools and a basketball game between St. Mary School and Hayes. I At the conclusion of the basketball game, the crowd attended the Orpheum in the auditorium. The program included a Spanish Dance' given by Mavis Sharp, Avis Hopkins, Iverna Dexter, and Norma Preston, a one- act play entitled, "The Doofunny Familyn presented by Mr. Butt's Home Room, and under the direction of Helen Ford, and a clever minstrel show under the direction of Miss Wilsoii. During the evening a blanket, a turkey, and chickens were awarded to holders of lucky tickets. On the whole the Carnival was one of the most successful we have had. pagr sixzfy-ilirre page sixty-fam' MAY FETE, 1936 May Queen ...,.,w,......,......,,.................,. C ,.,......,....,.., Marjorie Mittelstadt Queen's Attendants ......... .....,...........,...,..... S enior Girls Crown Bearer ....,.,......,. ...,......,,............... C orrine Keith Train Bearers ......,.....,................,..,.....,......, Don and Dean Mittelstadt CORONATION CEREMONIES - Entrance of the May Queen and her attendants. Crowning of the May Queen. Dance in honor of the Queen by the Senior Girls. CORONATIGN FESTIVITIES A review of the months: June .........,.,.......,..........,......... . .........,.,.,.,.... Tennis Routine-Sophomore Girls July .................,,...,.......... ........ P atriotic Drill-Seventh Grade Girls August ,...,.., C...'lBoy, My Driving Iron"-Junior Girls September ...,,.. ...,., . Football Routine-Junior Girls October .....,.,.. ....,.. . Dance of the Witches-Freshman Girls November ...... ,......r A mpleforth Sword Dance-Junior Girls December .,..... January ........,. February .,,..,,,, March .....,.,. April .........,,....,.. -------.Swedisl1 Christmas Dance-Freshman Girls .--.-,..Mock Fight-Freshman Girls -,--.-.,Parade of the Wooden Soldiers-Sophomore Girls American Country Dances-Eighth Grade Girls .-----..Stunts-Eighth Grade Girls May ,..... C ,.,.. -n ....,.,..r....... - ..,........... .. ...,..... XVinding of the May Pole-Junior Girls Recessional Pianists-Norma Preston and Janet Prichard JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET-1936 The annual Junior-Senior Banquet was held Friday evening, May 8, at the Storm Lake Country Club. Those in attendance were members of the junior and Senior classes and the high school faculty and their Wives. The theme of the banquet was "A Night In Venice," which was cleverly carried out in the decorations and toast program. Blue and silver, the Senior class colors, predominated. The program was as follows: Gondolier .......r.--...... v....,,.V.... C .....-.. ..................... B u d Melcher Welcome .,,........ .......... F ranklin Mittelstadt Response ............,,.. .......... C .... . Paul Sheffield Night in Venice ....... ....... Y ....... ,Arlene Hill Italian Skies ........... C ............,, ,..,,.,. B ill Hartman Gondola ..........-.......-- .............. ....,... M i ss Sergeant Happily Floating .........f-..... ...........................v....,..-,.r,.,...... - ,..........,....,....,. B ette Quirk Thuniming a Guitar .,..r................................,..,...,...................,,......,,...,.,,,r.,,,,,,,,,,,, Mr, Ruby During the banquet, musical entertainment was provided by Carl Moltman, Donald Price, and a group of sophomore girls. After the banquet the remainder of the evening was spent in dancing to the music of Carl Nebbe's orchestra. Between dances the group was entertained by Misses Martha Wilson and Melba Thorsrud, who performed a Spanish dance, and by the Gay Trumpeteers, Marshall Holmes, and Avery Lauber. page sixty-fi-ve First Row-Donald Evans, Iverna Dexter, Richard Evans. Second Row-Alberta Johnston, Frances Hindc, Virginia Sorensen HIGH BREEZES The high school, not having adequate facilities for printing a paper of its own, was extremely fortunate in securing a portion of the regular Storm Lake paper for such a purpose. Our school paper consisted of three columns in the Storm Lake Register, which is published every Tuesday afternoon. In it were classroom write-ups and original poems or articles by the students, as well as news of extra curricular activities. There was a special holiday edition during the Christmas vacation. In February, the staff sponsored a contest to select a name for the paper. Miss Anderson, submitting the clever name, "High Breezes," was declared the winner and presented with a box of candy. The people with the fifteen best names were each given a small prize. The staff was changed from time to time during the year, but the most permanent corps of newspaper workers was as follows: Sponsor ...................... - ................................. Miss Eddy Editor ,,,,,.......-..-, ..... V irginia Sorensen Assistant Editor ...................................... Frances Hinde Reporters .,,,..........., Alberta Johnston, Richard Evans, Donald Evans Typists ....,.......,.,.,...,,........ Marie Keller, Eleanor Miller We all appreciate the effort and work put forth by all the members of the staff to make our high school paper one of the best and most inter- esting of its kind. page sixty-six SENIOR CLASS PLAY OF 1936 The Senior Class of 1936 presented "Skidding"-a three-act comedy under the direction of Mrs. Iris Smith, on May 26, 1936. Aunt Milly .....,.., ......,, 0 ra Marie Mickle Andy ,....,,...,.,,. ,.............,. M erle Bolt Mrs. Hardy ........... ......... I -Ielen Fisher Judge Hardy .,,,. L ......... ,,...... B ill Hartman Grandpa Hardy .,...,... ........ ,,.. L B ill Scott CAST Estelle Hardy Campbell .... Dorothy Kidman Marion Hardy ........................,e Ruth Iennett Wayne Trenton III .................. Bill Ruliffson Myra Hardy Wilcox. ii.. - ......, Fanny Treloar Mr. Stubbins, ........... - .......... Herbert Thayer JUNIOR CLASS PLAY On November 9, 1936, the Junior Class presented, under the able direction of Mrs. Iris Smith, a three-act comedy entitled, "The Haunted House. as CAST Morgan, the Tramp .,...,.. .... . .-.Henry Ivers Emily, the Bride. .......... ,,..,..... M avis Sharp Jack, the Tramp ..............,... Williani Gibson Thomas, the Chauffeur .......... Lowell Larson Duncan, the Author ....,.,.....,,.. Donald Price Helen, the Wife. .... ---..-.Alberta Johnston Isabel, the Girl. .,................ .Deloma Pollock Ezra, the Constable -L ............ Donald Evans Ed, the Milkman. ..,,...,..r.........,.. Bob Lowry Grogan, the Detective ......,. - ...... Dale Hill Evans, the Father .,...,,.,....,.......... Jack Spooner ' ONE ACTS On March 30, 1937, three one-act plays were given, under the direction of Mrs. Smith. The plays and their respective casts were as follows: NEIGI-IBORS TPIE RING AND THE LOOK Miss Ellsworth. ........,,. Donna Belle XVillcutt Tommy Tuttle ,.,. .............,.... R ay Hirleman Peter ..i............. - ..........,. Richard Brader Marian Tuttle ............,..,,...,.,,.. Betty Powell Inez. ...,...,, ...,,... K athleen Harris The Maid. ......,.... ..,1.,... S uzanne LaGrange Grandma ....,. ,..... ,.,. V i vian Tuttle Billy Martin .,...... .......,.. D uane Clemons Miss Trot ....,... .,,.... V irginia Mills -.------Helen Ford Miss Abel ........ ---.,--.----Arlene Hill Miss Moran ...... ,-.---...Tom Stewart Ezra.- .......,. .. Mrs. Tuttlew, .......,... Frances Nitzke Doris Moore .,..... - ......... Doris Lou Hughes Clair Burnham .,.,...... ,..,.,. , Lorraine Totman Evelyn Granger ............ 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V. .V 'Q -V' :V-J-VV. x Rr REL.,,':s12hfi94,J'-A-VV,-:V:Vf?gsa.V1-' iSA.'?fa.V1:V Sf", k 'f' '12 -T4 -1' fn' "S'1?f55'3J" V 22-1' .f3'u'::,?1an' J.: A. 5 V Va. ', ,V , ' ' ' 8" 6.5.-,Liza-,155 -1,-3.3 'V ri" 'VJ 1-J." V.' : 'AI 50?-I 1" 'V '5 ...E5-fr :TIA-V.qi:lS." Ti' l .v 2. XMI' ORCHESTRA Violins-Ruth Gibson, Helen Ford, Dorothy Ann Mack, Dorothy Watt, June Skeels, Doris Hughes, Doris Mittelstadt, Gloria Iverson, Orville Luepke. V iolas-Joy Stork, Ruth Sheffield. Cellos--Florence Mack, Patty Mack, Wfanda Coulson, Elizabeth Watt, Verlin Johnson. Clarinezfs-Bob Lowry, Evalyn Scott, Dorothy Mittelstadt, Claude Jensen. Comets-Avery Lauber, Donald Meyer. DTIZIIZLIIZETX-J2Ck Richards, Lorraine Totman, Donald Barels. French H01'7lS-M3fShHll Holmes, Alvin Gruber. Trombone-Kenneth Ruby. Flutes-Janet Prichard, Phyllis Jones. Bassoofz-Virginia Sorenson. Oboe-Nina May Rindernecht. 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GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Dorothy Michael, Lorene Bram, Jane Scott, Lucille Michelson, Eleanor Albrecht, Donna Belle Willcutt, Janis Hughes, Deloma Pollock, Wanda Coulson, June Steig, Ruth Gibson, Helen Ford, Florence Mack, Arlene Hill, Betty Powell, Dorothy Witter, Martha XVilson, Alberta Johnston, Virginia Mills, Janet Prichard, Vinona Frerichs, Phyllis Jones, Norma Preston, Mavis Sharp. page seventy-two MUSIC DEPARTMENT K A very unusual spectacle took place when our band performed at the Sub D1StF1Ct Mus1c Contest th1s year Avery Lauber was g1ven the honor of dxrectmg the band through one of thelr numbers Th1S band recelved a Super1or ratmg and lt was the behef of many that th1s unusual feat was for a large pa1t respons1ble Th1s year Storm Lake H1gh School had an orchest1a of 31 members They also 1ece1ved a Superxol rat1ng 1n the Mus1c Contest The G1rls Glee Club was composed of twenty four members They came out on top wlth a Super1or rat1ng after s1ng1ng two well known numbers Star Lullaby and Ch1nese Lullaby Storm Lake I-hgh was very proud of the1r M1Xed Chorus th1s year In the contest they sang Phylhs and Thls 1S the Day wh1ch resulted 1n a Superlor ratmg Th1rty slx voxces part1c1pated 1n th1s chorus and we re proud of every one of them Solo1sts and other mus1cal groups wh1ch entered and recelved Supeuor ratmgs were as follows Avery Lauber Colnet Bob Lowry Clarmet Dudley Paulsen Tuba Marshall Holmes French Horn Charles Tenor G1rls Sextette Patr1c1a Mack Cello Brass Sextette Stung Quartette Those recexvmg lowe1 ratmgs were V1rg1n1a M111s Soprano y Stork V1ola Dorothy Ann Mack X7l1Ol1I'1 Bettv McGee Saxophone Suzanne LaGrange Snare Drum A11 the contestants who rece1ved Super1or 1n the Sub D1str1ct Con test wxll compete at the D1str1ct Contest to be held at Ida Grove on Aprxll 2 3 gwg S PM aw N M4 .AAWWMM UWM XZ, !4,.,,,,,,.,,..-,4.!.r,,.,,.f,.7,-SA4.-4Afa6f,-. away f....W4.n-!..,v all 21497 Z fv 'F ffzi- Laing V 64,4 pa ese1fe11ty three A fmaaw!7zzf,,z.2.afMa4 ,M ZMWWWV 3 A T fe A . , pl pi - . . . . : , as . , -I . 1 s N ll U D -n ' s , s , 9 gt. 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K , N X U A -1 XX . y Qw N5xaeK1.fXS.XN v f -N NX ' I A A X X mQ ww QQ issidxyixki CALENDAR August 31 Hr How was thc. vacatron9 These were some of the remarks heard on thrs the dw of be rnnrng Freshmen, freshmen everywhere plus four new teachers' September 1 The real month and dry of bevrnnrng Schedules some good 'md some not so good but 111 of them permanent for one semester September 2 3 School began at 8 00 and we had the 'rfternoon off because of the Legrorr Day and Old Settlers Day QI wonder how mrny hrgh school grads were back for Old Settlers D1y J September 4 Class offrcers were elected todfry Seems as though the stronger sex pre domrnates' September 8 Maguzme sellrng started today Bet the town xrrll be swamped wrth pests for 1 week' September 14 Who were the srx Senror grrls th rt rnvaded the crty of Hanover and at tempted to sell the natrves mag1zrnes9 September 16 The Senrors recerved then cox eted prrzes for rmgazrne sellrng plus the certrfrcates wrth red and gold seals I wonder who the grrl was that threatened to krll a fellow Senxor p'rl wrth r Bowre knrfe th'rt she euned rn the nforementroned campa1gn9 September 23 Georfve Barrett gave us 1 lecture on snakes Suzanne L1Gr1nge and m Hollrson held the lrttle sprrtes for hrm whrle he chatted wrth us Wonder how they fe t7 the show and those elegant caramel suckers September 25 Peppy pep meetrng up town Wfon our frrst football game thrs ve1r wrtr Alta 19 to 0' September 30 Natronal Musrc Contest wrnncrs uartet entertarned us today Boy that bassoon player ' ' October 12 I got A plus Wlmo do you thrnk you are, 'lI1YllOW7 You ve guessed rt report cards You bctcln ' 1 October 14 Some of the sweetest lrttle boys and grrls vrsrted school todav Trs rumored they got thcrr prctures t1ken Guess they were called New Tornado Troupers October 29 Hrgh School Homecomrng Festrxrtres started tonrght wrth a rrp roerrrn pep meetrn up town md 1 bonfrre rt Bradford Iqreld October 30 Homecomrng Parade thrs rfternoon Pep personrfred' Drd anyone see all those go1ts9 We won our grme wrth Ilmmetsburff by the breath tfrkrng score of to 0 ' October 31 Hrlloween Pranks' I wonder rf anyone saw a lrve ghost ' November 9 Junror Class Play Drdn t B111 Grbson make a handsome Brrdegroom9 page sevefziy fwe -me -!n ex . t x ' .ns A I , ' T, A I g ' l A - 1 . - Z. . . . 1 I A L L U' . I '-T K T 1 ' 4 ' ' '. -' , - 4 . . : . . ' A L C - L n 6 .C I zz , as . . A B I . A . A . I ., . ,, . I . . ' - 'g . ' . ' . . z '. Ji l . September 24-I-Ii-Y-Ettes had a Weiner roast on the south side of the lake. Then came I G . h Q . - - . A 4 .I . i K .1 Cl- n I Tru as cc ' 4 as 5 I l I - ll 1. 1 4 I L 3 . L I 1 a -H . . .'. . In l . . . -1 .. , - . , I I D I 4. 5 1 ' '. ' 2 ' . ' ' ' . I . . 1 . O -Q 1 1 A . 1 . . . , g - . 20 . I l l A , A ' ez f n 'ln K K n A K L u November 11-N0 school! Football game: Cherokee-0 Storm Lake-O! What a game! Who saw the "Black Cat Mystery"? November 20-Last football game for the Seniors. Tornadoes-19 LeMars-6. Also first school dance with the school jazz orchestra playing. November 24-Barn Dance Frolic. Yippee! XVa-hoo! Eoooooooo! November 25, 26-Thanksgiving vacation. Turkey! Sleep! December 4-Fete-de-Fous! Weren't the quintuplets pretty? I heard that the Spook Alley really slayed them. Of course I didn't try it-Eeeeek! December 8-Won our first basketball game this year with Sioux Rapids. It looks as if we'll have a good season. December 11-No school! Teachers took time off and visited Cherokee. Not that we minded in the least! December 18-Senior Class put on the annual Christmas Program this afternoon. What an abundant supply of Christmas trees! Merry Christmas-two full weeks of it ! l I January 4-Back again to the realm where men are men and women are just as good! January 15--No school today because teachers were averaging semester grades. I knew there was a catch in it-somewhere ! ! january 18-Second semester started. Game at Alta at night with the Tornadoes on top. January 29-Another game wich Alta tonight. We won and therefore we still have the bucket-with another tack in it. February 5-The Music Department gave its annual concert tonight. February 9-Oration, extemporaneous, and interpretive reading contest tonight. February 11, 12, 13-County tournament here. The Tornadoes flashed straight through and won the finals! February 19-Another school dance tonight. Who didnit see Gangster's new sweater? March 3-The Morningside String Quartette played today. I certainly liked their ren- dition of "Turkey in the Strawf, March 10-Had two assembly programs today. Mr. Harrison gave us a talk on Sing Sing Prison, and the Hanscom players presented a four act comedy. March 10-13-District Tournament at Sioux City. Tornadoes were defeated by Sibley in the semi-finals. March 18-20--Sub-District Music Contest, here. Storm Lake carried off fifteen superiors, four excellents, and two goods. Nice work, musicians! March 22-2 S-This week we had the pleasure of hearing a series of short talks on Holy Weelc given by the various ministers of the city. March 26-29--N0 school ! ! ! Easter vacation! March 30-One-act plays were presented tonight under the capable direction of Mrs. Smith. They tell me that the play casts really worked hard on these plays ! ! April 1-Goodbye fellow schoolmates ! ! Sorry, but this manuscript has to be rushed to press! page seuevzty-six PW. ffm cgi A Q55 141 -Yi, ,,f. 1.45 ef fu- E W ' 'wx N J in Yuki f f M XX f qgig!:5,1Qf..., HY ,, 1. . f .Cf jr WHL f ?,..'1H"'-.1 :saga-1T' 15' c If-A it uf, 'ii ,Q 1 A Y' 4 "' L fr Jr. 5 . :N ,EL QQ? ' 1 QL '33 Mui? 7' A 'NL ff A M-31? 'Rm . 6523 Qilfh lg 'sv R W Q0 , 'Rai' ga, wymjggw ,QWAB al' vb A535 if ,qv ,fin 9 , 125, 3-,iw 'Ln ff' if x, wlpx' 4.-.e Q 'Q r JQHLS V. -.. I4 f'3R-fsffajlh fr r 552, ' 15.1 Jfngflyw S91 V1 fl J A 1 " ,,, 42 3 j2,5,,xnf:Dg+, ,K ,px si +4 F, 9-.2 vcr fs,'a,X3fq.vw,,,: Us page vevenfy mfen LAUGHS Mr. LeBeck: "My boy, think of the future." Bert: "I can't. It's Peg's birthday and I have to think of the present." ::- rl- :I- Deloma: "Do you want to see where I was vaccinated Wendell: "If you don't mind showing Q, me. an Deloma: "Right over in that office there with the doctor's sign on it." Barber Cwaving bottle of hair tonicj: "Will you have anything on your head when I'm through?" Popeye: "I doubt it." .Harriet Whitney: "I wish I could fall in love."' Lucille Michelson: "Well, you'd better fall into something pretty quick, because the shade is up." Ray I-Iirleman fin a poetic frenzy as they strolled along the shorej: "Roll on, thou deep and dark blue ocean, roll on." Lorraine Totman: "Oh, Ray, how won- derful you are! It's doing it." Mr. Preston: "Does my daughteris prac- tising bother you very much?,' Neighbor: "No, but tell me, why doesn't Norma take off her mittens when she plays?" sg. sg. :5 Panhancller: "Gimme a dime for a sand- wich, mister?" Keith Wall: "Let's see the sandwich first." Kenny Ruby: "Why is your face so red?" 9: Virginia Mills: " ,Cause. Kenny: "Cause Why?,' Virginia: "Causemetics." page sewrffy-eight Miss Keplar: "I only wish that I could be your mother for one week." Craig Johnson: "I'1l speak to father aboutitf' Frank: "Mr, Prichard, I have been going with your daughter for five years and-3' Mr. Prichard: "Well, Frank, what do you want-a pension?" Ardath Peterson: "Look, at that funny man across the street." Doris Preston: "What is he doing?" Ardath Peterson: "Sitting on the ground talking to a banana skinf' Miss McLane: "I-Iow far off from the right answer to the first problem were you?" Floyd Latta: "About four seats." Donald Barels: "Care if I smoke?', Dorothy Fauble: "Heck, no, I don't care if you burn up." Donald Meyer: "What do you say to a tramp in the woods?" Mabel Lovejoy Qgreatly offendedj: "I never speak to them." Mr. Butt: "What distinguishes men from animals? Lorene Bram: "Men have money!" The lights were lowg the fire was falling into glowing embers. Donna Belle and Russell were seated on a long sofa before the fire. It was so cozy there-just they two. He gazed with a gently questioning look at her. She looked at him and sighed. Each was wondering-who was going after more wood. GIF GLES Kathleen I'I1rr1s evctendmg cont11bu t1on boxj W1ll you help the Workmg G1rls Home s1rP Speed Lovejoy Why sure How fu away do they l1ve9 0 Cun Women 'uen t wh It they used to be Jody Lane No they used to be 1rls uentm Sha1p May I have the last dance w1th you? Ruth Damels You ve just had If SOMLWOMENTALKTHEWAYTI-IIS LINELOOKS Mr Preston What t1me d1d Herb leave last mght NO1mR7 father Q Three she sud to he1self IS '1 quarter of twelve Ave1y I am hke 1 t1ee I am rooted at your s1de CClock str1kes elex en th1rty Helen Yes but you never leave do you? Avery put forth Betty Turner w1th an 1nqu1r1ng m1nd stood at her 1nothe1 s knee and f1om the CXPFCSSIOI1 of her flee was ev1dently evolv1ng some knotty problem Mrs Turner What 1S It Betty? Betty fsenouslyj If I grow up and marry shall I have '1 husband hke Papa? Mrs Turner fduufullyj Yes dear I hope so Betty And 1f I don t ma.1ry shall I grow up l1ke Aunt Susan? Mrs TUIHCK Ihope so Betty Well I am 1n a f1X Duane Clemons A thlng of beauty 1S of great expense Donald ennett What tune 1S 11: when the clock strlkes tl111'tC61'17 Dw1ght Jennett Pl.-111116 the clock was 1ep111ed Howa1d What s the d1fference be tween tl1e North and South Pole? Huley All the Cl1ffC1Cl1CC 1n the world found 011 Duane Marmet s entry card QUESTION GIVC your parents names ANSWER Mama and Papa Dorothy M1ttelstadt Let s gxve f1fteen rahs fo1 the ehaperons who can be deaf dumb and bl1nd Polly What house pet 1S If that 15 so gene1ally admlred sought after and Val ued yet more abused tmmpled upon k1cked about looked down upon and beaten mo1e than any other? Peggy I don t know Polly A carpet Donald Pr1ce A person who s1ngs at the top of h1s vonee for an hour upon ar1s1ng w1ll not be troubled by lung trou bles 1n h1s old age The chances are that he won t even be t1oub1ed by old age A SYNOPSIS OF ALL GRAND OPERA The IICIOIHE s husband bestows h1s af fectxons upon another I-Ie IS d1scovered by the hero1ne s lover and promptly strangled Hero1ne then pursues dead hus band and stabs 111111 1n the stomach after wh1ch she d11nks POISOD and checks out Her lover then smgs lumself to death and the plot ends for lack of further mateual DHIWII1 Evans page .SC'IJUl1i3I mm' .7 . ' . .. . U '. . . . Q . - . . ' . K! ' ' 31 - : ' ya 3 ' UF i? FP - . u . . , . 4 I U ' ' ' - as f ' l L a ' ' il sg. sg. sp . - ,L . . ' . U . 9 . ' I' U . A n 1 C L ' as ,L :L ' 11 0- as . D U , A . , b . I - Sl 21' il' il' 4 . 1 . U . A . - A ' u c . ' ' Q . . . . ,, ' 71 u C V u 2? I5 25 - - me a - - aa - . K . L a .L .L .L C 1 f - -1 I . . , . c . 'I v . 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