Albia Community High School - Screech Yearbook (Albia, IA)

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Sophomore Class S t'FRIGl-ITENED Freshmen we entered Albia High School in the year of '34 to become members. As usual we were the victims of many pranlcs and much criticism, but in spite of this, we loyally stood by our school in athletics, music, dcclam, and scholastic 1 nonors. Now as the sophomore class of '35 and '36 we have become prominent members. This year one of the girls of our class, Eunice Dellfloss, won second place as a Valentine queen. We have three boys who received letters in football this year, they are, Maurice Olson, Homer Wilsoii, and Fred Christensen. Homer Wilson was on the second all-conference team. Also three boys played basketball, lwut none received a letter for that sport. Three other students, Jacob Cozad, Dolores Bettis, and Grace Feehan did well in declam, and we are very proud of them. Many other members took part in music and the various organiza- tions of the school. There are about one hundred and thirty in our class. We had a grand time at our party that took place in April. Now that we have a good start we expect to do more for our school in the following two years. I. Back Row-Charles Earney, George Davison, Bob Flynn, Eunice DeMoss. Kenneth Crabb. Charles Coon, Paul Benson, Jacob Cozad, Melvin Clark. Lorenee Anderson, Lloyd Goode, Laurence Barnes, Chloe Dooley. Third Row-Fred Christensen, Floyd Bilffingrton, Harold Bennett, Verne Claver, Charles Bogard, Jack Spinks, Walter Boldrini, Grace Dicks, Frances Boyer, Marian Bohy. Second Row-Roberta Elder, Ferne Case, Ina Deaver, Helen Louise Benson, Dolores Bettis, Clair Caudill, Burrell Benjamin, Lucille Cozad, Florene Crowe, Maxine Chidester. First Row-Dorothy Goode, Rxrena Bates, Helen Brown, Charlotte Davis, Marjorie Bettis, Ma:'garet Danes, Grace Feehan, Ruth Asher. ll. Back Row-Ollie Kaldenberg. Mary Miller, Maurice Olson, Robert Hunt, Elton Hogir, Evan Jones, Kenneth Menefee, David Grayson, Benjamin Gordon, Vera Newman, Betty Mock. Third Row-Erma Johnston, Dorothy Love, Fred Miletieh, Delia Lowry, Ida Kietzman, Hugh Moore, Phillip Hassman. George Klobnak, Rex Lawson, Joe Lapsey, Marjorie Long. Second Row-Ruth Hinton, Thelma Hope, Eileen McCann. Nina Griftin, Velma Ford, Jessie Hoffman. Barbara Kline, Marjorie Stnnfield, Barbara Lathcn, Roselle Kirkman. First Row-Jack Morgan, Gladys Howard, Bill Hamilton, Cecil Hoover, George D. Miller, Dallas McGinnis, Faye Hjort, Henry Hammond. III. Back Row--David Strielf, John NVilliams, Jess Welt, David Watson, Frank Raymie, Paul Kausalik, Dean Parenza, Albert Sulentic, John Trenshaw, James Shelquist. Third Row--Alberta Tedford, Dorothy J. Scott, Carl Sulentic, Junior Van Klaveren, Harold Peter- ,son. Eugene Shehan, Edward Weller, Homer Wilson, Andrew Vandolah. Second Row-Louise Swartz, LaVera Sutton, Dorothy Jean Walton. Barbara Romp, Lola 'Wlvited, Velda Stokes, Frances Woorleock, Naomi Williamson, Verna Vitko. First Row-Bob Trussell, Burton Wilkin, June Zaring, Betty Stevenson, Donald Vaughn, Clifford Rogers, Maxine Tyrrel. 24

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Freshman Gloss E, THE FRESHMAN Class of 1936, are justly proud of our representatives in the activities of the Albia I-iigh School. Although being at the botton of the ladder of success We will soon be at the top. In the high scho'ol band twenty-one members are freshmen. Three take part in the orchestra. Wfe are represented in basketball by John Mattisg in fc-ftball by jack Palmer, who, in addition to his athletic letter, received conference and state honors, Cleill Vffarner and John Mattis were also members of the squad: in the declamatory home contest by Helen Gru- bisich and Roy Forsytheg in Glce Club by both boys and girls, in a contest for a Valentine Queen by Lois L. Wfilson who was an attendant of the Queen, and by Lois Willson in the all-high school play. Our party held in April in the high school gymnasium was a real success. OFFICERS President .,.. . . ,Tony Brozovich . Vice President .. ...Lois L. Wilsoii Secretary ..... ,...... J im Hartzcll Treasurer .. .,.. Roberts S. Reeves Sponsor . ..Miss Reddish I. Back Row-Ray Allison, Arthur Beadle, Everett Coizhlan, Marion Allen, John Arlkinson, Clarence Cottrell, Albert Bates, Eugene Baker, Elmer Boldrini, Gail Chambers, Wayne Ferris, Jos:-pli Cernich. Thirrl Row- -Mildred Allen, Betty Doiy, Mary Baxter, Lois Coulter, Verla. Bates, Floyd Barnes, Edwin Bree-af-, Barbara Alin, Grace Calhoun. Second Row-Leila Cooper, Ruth Campbell, Bernice Clapp, Robert Bates, Tony Brozovich, Bill Ilern- stein, Donald Blomgren, John Sulentich, Mary Bloodworth. First Row-Ruth Comstock, Keith Flwers, Helen Couehlin, Helen Day, Kathleen Clark, Kathryn Davis, Dorothy Delkaies - ll. Back Row-Grace Gibb, Roland Kolling. John Mattis, Dean Jones, Eugene Lone, Ralph Gntchcr, Donald McBride. Carl Johnson, Mansel Louis. Roy Forsythe, Theodore Foster, Charles I-Inrper Third Row-D-:Brock Foster. Judy Garrington. Jean Milligan, Glen LaMar, Lloyd Mariner. Henry Hicks, Howard Rowe. Louis Glusford, Jim Hartzell. Second Row-Lillian Miller, Helen Grubisich, Ruth Freed, Grace Miller, Zella Grimes, Alma Gladson. Louise Glasford. Frances Griffin, Evelyn Manxzle, Ethelyn Gillaspie. First Row-Junior Lewis. Vernon Hersman. Virginia Maneor, Grace Dicks, Anna Mae Maneor, Ruby Howard, Helen Miletich. Ill. Back Row-Billy Shepard. Charles Rowe, Alvin Rouse. John Salato, Maxine Ross. Blanche Rouse, Lucille Rouse, Carl Sylvester, Max Ostring, Robert Overmyer. Third Row-Earl Reese, Mary Jane Scott, Emery Peterson. Geraldine Mitchell, Mary D. Morrissey, Edna Slielnuist, Ruby Shelquist, Iva Perry, Mary O'Neill. Second Row-Ruth Ann Scott, Helen Saunders, Martha Serefg, Mary Nall, Mary Ellen Prothero, Louise Norman, Martha Prothero, Mildred Shovlain, Billy Morris. First Row---Delmar Scafingzer, William Montgomery, Robert S. Reeves, Robert D. Reeves, llielnnrd Rinehart, Edwin Rhoads. 26