Armstrong High School - Tiger Yearbook (Armstrong, IA)

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W 'KI'-7 Joy Arlene Place March 9, 1936 Joy rises in me like a summer's morn. Glee Club 2,3,4g Pep Band 2,4g Junior Play, Brass Sextette 2, Tiger Tales 3,4. Wayne Errol Hoffmeyer '-H' July 17, 1936 You'd neverguess I'm naturally bash ful. Basketball l,2,3,4g Baseball 35 Glee Club l,2,3,-lg Student Senate 1,25 Boys' Quartet 3,4. f 2 r LaVonne May Pedersen QTootieJ Ian. 6, 1936 'Prefers the Navy for a good rea- son. Glee Club l,2,3,4g Junior Play, Student Director, One-Act Plays 1. J 1 I' f, Eddie Orrin Helgason QBearJ Nov. 3, 1936 He doesn't care to be seen, as lon as he 's heard. Baseball l,2g Glee Clui l, 2,4. Karen Regina Questad April 1, 1936 When she 's anurse, her patient's pulse will skip. Basketball l,2,3,4g Glee Clubl,4, Bandl,2,3g Pep Band 1,23 Jun- ior Playg Student Senate 33 Cheerlead- er lg Sax Quartet and Sextette 1.2.3. 12

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.3-. John Leo Fothergill Sept. 17. 1935 World's no setter if we worry. Life 's no better ifwe hurry. Basketball 2.34 Base- ball 2,3. if ii Nr Marilyne Yvonne Porter Nov. 4, 1936 Men! I can't get along with them: I can'tgetalongwithoutthemf' GleeClub l,2,3,4g One-Act plays 2,335 Majorctte l,2. .x . ' ' it A5 Serle Charles Mitchell ilvlitchj Nov. 8, 1936 Never let studies interfere with your education. Janice Paulina Hudson June 23. 1934 fGraduated after first semesterj A good heart is better than all the heads I. .7 I Robert Kenneth Schwartz QBobJ Jan. 14. 1937 Fullof fun and liked by everyone. Basketball 1,2,3,4p Baseball 1.2.3. 4g Band 1,2,3,4g Pep band 1,2,3g Junior Play: One-Act plays 23 Stu- dent Senate 1.2g Boys' Quartet 2.3, 4g Instrumental groups 1.2.3,4g Ti- ger Tales 1,2.3.4g National FFA Band 4. in the world. Glee Club 35 Basketball manager 3.

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY One br1ght day 1n September of 1941 twelve of the present sen1or class Jane John Wayne Edd1e D1ck Judy Jerry LaVonne La Donna Karen Mar1e and Freddy were launched on the b1ggest venture of the1r 11ves w1th M1ss Lawton helpmg them adjust to the Kmdergarten They sa11ed through f1rst grade w1th M1ss Fear at the helm In second grade Wayne left but Serle Jomed them M1ss Skovgaard was teacher then Bob Marxlyne and Roger arr1ved mn the th1rd grade then under M1ss Du shmske s d1rect1on They had fourth grade w1th Mrs Saul ga1n1ng 1n the meantmme Joann and Janet M1ss Johnson taught them the1r f1fth grade currxcula ln s1xth grade Lou1se Bernard and Dor1s Jo1ned them m seventh Jack The1r Jun1or h1ghteachers 1nc1uded Mr Campbell Mr Powers Mrs Haworth M1ss Clark Mr Dawson and Mr Jacobs After a br1ef 7 year sojourn at Halfa Wayne returned 1n the n1nth grade makmg a total of ZZ of the present class wh1ch entered h1gh school together Durlng the sprmg of the1r sophomore year Joy sparkled 1nto the group and Bob Petersen began h1s Junlor year here at AHS Jan1ce was w1th them ers were Mr Bentz Mr Bogard Mr H1nk1ey M1ss Morse Mr DeKoster Mr Holdren M1ss MacDonald Mrs H1nk1ey M1ss B1ll1ngs MISS M1tchell MISS Mantz Mr Hanson Mr W11lard and Mr Knapp FOR SENIORS ONLY Maybe on some ra1ny day you'll read th1s and 1t'11 br1ng back pleasant memor1es Remember the 1mpr1nts we made of our hands 1n11tt1e clay c1rc1es to present to our parents? Th1s was one of the h1gh pomts of K1ndergarten as was our Rhythm Band Everybody fought to get the clapper or tambourmes rather than the less favored drum st1cks ln f1rst grade we churned butter and ate some on crackers Somebody presented a 11tt1e to Mr Ortmeyer Other memor1es of the lower grades our v1s1t to the creamery how every class before us got to take a tram r1de to Maple H111 and we got gypped out of lt all the sweet 11tt1e mnocent notes that used to be passed the Chr1stmas and Easter greetmg cards and presents that we'd make out of paper and proudly present to our parents and the luncheon cloths we pamted p1nkflam1ngoes on In e1ghth grade the v1s1t of Welp's Hatchery at Bancroft and the graduat1on exerc1ses 1n Esthervmlle were the b1g thlngs Certam classes extra curr1cu1ar act1v1t1es assembly programs the Jun 1or semor banquets and Sk1p Day are the h1gh school events best remem bered It's been a comb1nat1on of work and fun We've hked lt There were some we lost along the way But I don't care We turned out okay' 13 I 1 l ' I . f Y I J I f . ', - . I , - . g 3 . . . . , . . y , . . . z . , I ' Y ' I ' I for only half a semester, taking the total bacK to 2.4. Their senior high teach- ' Y ' , ' . I l Y ' Y ' Y ! ' 7 l l . U . . 5 . 3 . . 3 . . . . , .