Atlantic High School - Javelin Yearbook (Atlantic, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1935 volume:

. 'Y n -- ,' .' s-, ,5. i , 5- ' , g , fs. 1 I Many lox' ' JHVQIIN QQ Fu-15 I 1'. ' Q H A CLARABEL BQUIRIS Editor YLUYD SIITH, lll1lOll ILBGBOI' JR. IISS IBABIB Faculty Advisor HQ 1 4 I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I X 1 x I x 1 X 1' 5- 1' X I x ll xx 'I Kg I' 'S 1 'Q 31 f ' xx . as ,, , it luv 'ff,1lZi M i IL fg fs , - N lg E5 9 ' 5 2' N ,Q AS N H 5,5 Q w1aZ51s:m:Si-'F S 545 I! 'Y efs 2 G 4 ess Iii 9 Q Q S Iii 'H ' W1 'XT . is fi 8 AQ 4 ff I!! g 4 EE :Ii ' 4 if 5: 9 ' :E In O I ll 1' I 0 I. If I U ul 'a O 9 ll Ee I Q. 12 1 4 o '1 Q Q o Q' 9, 'O - .' 4 -Il 'Cf' Ng . . iii '-.0 's.0 . 4 f8,e,oCflf0.JC1,rvU MQW 5 tffbufqgaljtkb ' af J,?jT5s! a?.!935 755 I EDN IN PERCY CHASE We hope that the Javelin of 1955 will help to make more lasting the memories and associations of your High School Days X x IIUNTENT5 lj I '.f,l I!--2 T '!:-ll' f I Q .XX lil..-Q-1 I I:-I IF-Q-, IN MEIIORIAII HOWARD M. HERBERT, JR ' BOARD OF EDUCATION ,Z f .at liiiu Standing: W. R. Remein, Walter Gregersen, E. H. Busse, R. D. Morrow. Sitting: S. J. Marshall, W. R. Jones, Miss Elsie Wendling. Ur. W. R. Jones has been a member of the Board of Directors for seventeen years. For the last fourteen years of his term, he has served as President of the Board. Mr. Jones euperintends the needs of the High School. lr. R. D. Morrow has been a member of the Board for ten years. He assists Mr. Jones in the supervision of the High School Building. lr. E. H. Busse has served in his position for six years and is supervisor of the Lincoln Building. lr. 5. J. larshall, who has been a member of the Board of Educa- tion for eight years, takes charge of the Jackson Building. lr. W.Gregersonhas just completed his second year on the Board He has charge of the Grant building. lr. W. n. Remien, treasurer of the Independent School District, serves 5 treasurer of the Atlantic Public Schools. kiss Elsie Wendling is the efficient Secretary for the Board of Education and has served in this capacity for eight years. A new athletics committee has just been appointed. This com- mittee consists of E. H. Busse, R. D. Morrow, and S. J. larshall. 10 4 STUDENT COUNCIL Back row: Mr. Knipfer, Genevieve Walter, Fsther Seltz, Menney Mallette, Paul Hartkopf, Dagny Petersen, Verica Galiher Front row: Robert Heath, 'rma Thomson, Barbara Ann Jones, Delores McConnell, Dorothy Smith, Dorothy HUPP. Frances Desmond, Officers President ---- - ----- --------- - --------- vice-President ------- -- -------- ---- -- Secretary-Treasurer----J-- ---- ------------ Faculty Advisor ----------------------- Representatives Seniors Miss Ray1's Home Hoom-- ---------- ----- ---- Irs. Busse's ------ -------- - -------------- - lr. Goeken's ----- -------------------- ---- - Paul Clemensen. Paul Hartkopf Esther Seltz Robert Heath G. G. Knipfer Esther Seltz Paul Hartkopf Kenney Hallette Juniors Miss Armstrong's Home Room- --------------- lerica Galiher Miss Praser's ' ' ---------------- Robert Heath Miss Pr1ce's ' ' ------ ---------- Dorothy Smith Sophomores Miss Anderson'e Home Room ----------------- Paul Clemensen Kiss K1uever's ' ' ---------------- -Barbara Ann Jones lisa La1rd's H ' ----------------- Delores McConnell lr. Lockridge's ' ' ----------------- Genevieve Walter Freshmen ' Miss BeekI1th's Home Room ----------------- Frances Desmond Miss Busse's ' ' ------------- ----Dagney Peterson lies Temple's n ' ------------- ---- Erma Thomson Miss Zell's ' ' ----------------- Dorothy Hupp The Student Council is the representative body of Atlantic High School. The members work out the different problems con- fronting the student body, acting as a median between the faculty and student body. The organization is composed of one member from each Home Room. 11 FACULTY J. P. STREET, SUPERINTENDENT TO THE CLASS OF 1935--COURAGE Your high school days are about over. Iour euooeesee and failures, your days of joy and your hours of disappointment will soon be e closed chapter ln the history of this high school. In eplte of the fact that most of you have been very busy, your lite to a large extent has been ears-free, sheltered, and parent directed. In the new lite which you are about to enter, you will oe more dependent upon your own initiative and Judgment. A few ot the favored ones will be able to enter oellege et once, thus eontlnulng their training, but for the present at least, lost 0!,ybu Illl have to welt. This waiting ls the hardest ot all. Under these eondltlons, to keep up your courage and maintain a oheertul, optomletlo, attitude toeerd l1!e, will require moral courage ot the highest type. ly wish for you is best expressed in the words of Park Benjamin in his short poem. 'PRESS ON' 'Press on! Surmount the roeky steep, Climb boldly o'er the torrents erehg He tails alone who feebly creeps, Hs wine who dares the hero's march. Ee thou a hero! Let thy might Tramp on eternal snows its way, And through the ebon wall of nlght Hew down a passage unto dey.' WMM FACULTY G. G. KNIPFER, PRINCIPAL TO THE GRADUATES OF 1955 The completion ot your high school course is just the beginning of education. lay you leave A. H. S. as individuals who are self-dependent in learning. le believe that you have an attitude ot appreciation, proper ideals, habits, and interests. Your sincere effort, cooperation, and friendly attitude have been a true inspiration throughout the school. 15 lary Helen inderson B.A. U of Iowa U of Wisconsin Clarinda, Iowa Social Science Ed P . Barrows B.S. Coe College U of Illinois Atlantic, Iowa Ath Director, Com Law Alma Beckwith B.S. U of Minn. Winona St. Teachers Atlantic, Iowa H1 story , Citi zenship Allen Boller B.S. k l.A. Iowa State College Atlantic, Iowa Asst. Ath Director, Ia Grace Busse A.B. Redfield, S. Dak. l.A. U of Iowa U of Chicago Atlantic, Iowa English, Journalism larian Busse B.S. Union College U. of Ohio Atlantic, Iowa Home Economics lellle Clare Fraser B.A. Grinnell U of Iowa Grinnell, Iowa lathematics, Latin Carl Goeken B.S. Iowa State U of Nebraska Atlantic, Iowa Agriculture k Science Gladys Kluevlr B.A. Iowa St. Teachers U of Iowa Atlantic, Iowa Latin, lathematicl W l n Training Aleda Laird B.A. Tabor College l.A. U of Colorado U of Iowa Tabor, Iowa Normal Training, English Lowell Lockridge B.A. Ames Drake Atlantic, Iowa Science and Band Ansel lartin Simpson College U of Iowa Atlantic, Iowa lueio ' Chrystal Price Southwest Missouri B.S. U of Iowa Grundy Center, Iowa Commercial Cleo Rayl B.S. Iowa St. Teachers Afton, Iowa Commercial lary Elizabeth Temple Grinnell B.A. U of Iowa Osceola, Iowa English, Physical Education lartha Zell B.A. Iowa St. Teachers U of Chicago Hanson, Iowa Mathematics larJor1e Armstrong B.A. U of Dubuque U of Iowa Atlantic, Iowa English Aletha Ripley B.A. U of Iowa Atlantic, Iowa Drematics ATLANTIC HIGH SCHOOL 'LDYALTY' 'We're loyal to you,At1ant1c High, le'11 ever be true,At1nnt1c High, We'11 back you to stand, 'Neath the best in the land, For we know you have sand,AL1ant1c High, So,smash that b1ockade,At1ant1e High, Go crashing ahead,At1antic High. Our name is our fame protector, 0n,boys,tor ne expect a yigtory for you. Atlantic High- 16 CLASS OF 1935 -I- Richard Voss Phul Hartkopf Vice-Pres. President Donald Pittman Sec-Treas. SHIIOR HGIE ROOM ORGANIZATION llrs. Busse's Home Room Officers: First Semester Second Semester President Zoe Boeeck llyrle Hoffman V, Pg-ggiqgng, lyrle Hoffnen Elizabeth Ann Hoffman Seo-Trees Elizabeth A. Hoffman Evelyn Hansen Honor Roll: Helen Betten Zoe Boeeck lqry J co lyrle Hoffnen from-zen lege. ' 'M 'mr' ' lies Rey1's Home Roan Officers: First Semester Second Semester- Presldent Lssrence lilliens Lawrence williams V. President Glersbel Squires Clsrebel Squires Sec-trees Howard Sien Junior Smith Honor Roll: Opel Rotbe, Esther Seltz, Junior Snith, Bertha Snyder, Arlene Sothmsn, Clerebel Squires, Lawrence lilliems. ir. Goeken's Home Hoon Officers: First Semester Second semester President Donald Pittmln V. President Owen lleredith Sec-Trees Bernede Nenen Honor Roll : Alyce Leng, Ruth Linn, lenney llmllette, Robert K1 dccurdy, Berneds Neuen, Cole Pryor. 18 Oven Ileredtth Robert Milford Eldon llillerd lford, Rebel ROBERT CATTERTCN DOROTHY ANKER nPersonel1ty plus. Need we G.C. 1,2,3,4Q iixed Chorus 1,2,3,43 H.R. 13 Operetta 43 Student Coun 1,33 Sextette Z, say more?U 1,2,s,4g G.R. Band 2,33 3,43 Triol3 G.A.A. 53 G.C. Office 43 Class Pres 53 Pep Club 1,2Q Prod Stafi Class Play 3. PHILIP ANDERSON 'Honor goes where honor ls dll6. G.C. 2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 233,43 H.R. Pres 53 Prod Staff Operetta 43 Football 1,2,3,4Q Basketball l,2,3,43 LLOYD JENSEN Track 2. 'He makes a hit with the ladies, and they make a hit with hlm.' Home Room President 13 F.B. 23 Basketball 53 Student Council l. ZOE BOSECK 'A friend to everyone and everyone's her fr1end.' G.C5 5 4' T O T 3 4' H R Pres 4' Operetta'-43 Javelin 51.Lff'-12 'r.o.'r. 'vice Pres 33 Pres. 4. MYRLE HOFFMAN She puts her worries down in the bottom of her heart, Sits on lid, and smiles,' G.C. 2.5.45 Mixed Chorus 43 G.R. 1, 2.5.43 H.R. 2,3,43 Oper. 43 Javelin starr 43 G.A.A. 3,43 G.A.A. Pres 3,43 G.C. Sec 43 Cheer Leader 5.43 Prod Staff Class Play 3. EILEEN JO NSON 'Sets the Wind ln that oorner.' 3.3. 2,5,43 Needle Sta!! 4. ROSE CAROLINE BLOCK 'I should think your tongue had broken its oha1n.' G.C. 2.5.42 Mixed Chorus 43 0.R. 1, 2,3,43 Class Play 33 Operetta 43 Deolam l,2,5,43 G.R. Office 43 Needle Staff 43 Dramatlo Club 2. RONALD BRITTON 'Any place I aang my hat la Home Sweet Home to me.' G.C. 5.4: lixed Chor 5,43 H.R. Pres 33 Class Play 3,43 Operetta 43 Band 1,21 F,B. 2,3,43 B.B. l,2,3,43 Stud Coun 1,33 G.C. Office 43 Class Office Pres 13 Needle Staff 43 Track 1. 'Greater men have lived but I doubt lt.' Perry I-l.S.3 Ames 1-1.s. ofc. 2,53 nuxea char 2,53 H.R. 2, F.B. Manager 53 B.B. 23 Boys Quartet 3. KABEL KRAUSE 'Let us have peaoe.' G.R. I,3,43 T.O.T. 3,4. 19 IONE ELLIOTT 'shows us how divine e thing women can be.' Oakland H.S. 1,23 Carson 53 G.C. 43 llxed Chorus 43 G.R. 43 Operette 4. IARY LOUISE COCKLIN 'Goes her own way and bothers no one.' G.C. 51 G.R. 53 Bend 4. RANDY IGDERMOTT 'As to my principles, I glory in having none.' H.R. Office 13 Javelin Stuff 43 Band 1.2.5.4: Pep Bend 2,43 B-B- Manager 3. RUTH LINN llndividuality and Brilliancy of mind are her best known qua11t1es.' Band 1,2,5,43 Glee Club 2,5,43 Sextette 43 llxed Chorus 43 Orchestre 2,43 Wood wind Quintette 53 G.A.A. 53 G.R. 1,2,5,43 Stud Coun 13 Operettg 45 Jr. Clase Play 53 Drsm Club 23 Needle Staff 43 Nat'l Honor Society 53 G.R- Cabinet 5,4. PHYLLIS LAHBERT 'She that was ever fair, and never proud, Had 5 tongue at will and yet was never 1oud.' G.R. l,2,53 Needle Staff 4. IARCELLA JEAN DUNHAH 'Would there were more like her.' G.C. l,2,5,43 Mixed chorus l,2,5,43 G.R. 1,2,5,43 Prod. Staff Class Play 51 Operette 43 Sextette 2,3,43 G.R- Off. 13 Needle Staff 43 Orchestre 23 G.C- Off. 4. ELIZABETH ANN HOFFMAN 'I never dare to write as funny BS I csn.' Glee club 2,5,43 Mixed Chorus 43 0.3. 1,2,5,43 H.R. 5,43 Class Plays 5,43 Operette 43 Declem 1,53 Dram Club 23 Needle Staff 4. IANNEY IALLETTE 'With a load of educated lumber ln his heade' H.R. Trees. 53 Bend 5,43 B.B- 53 Student Council 43 Orchestre 43 Needle staff 43 Leon H.S. l,2. HELEN BENTON 'She is silent, she is shy, But there's mischief in her eye.' G.R. 5,43 T.O.T- 5,43 G.A.A. 4. NAR! DINIG 'What? No Romeo P G.R. 1,2 5,43 Javelin Staff 43 Declnm 13 Pep Club 2. IABEL HeCURDY 'Her ways are ways of pleassntness and all her paths are peace.U 0-PL 1.4: T.O.T. s,4. EUNICE KILLER 'Knowledge is brightened when crowned with slmpllo1ty.' GQC. l,2,5,43 lixed Chorus 43 G.R. l,2, 55,43 Operetta 43 Needle Staff 43 ROBERT MILFORD 'His bark is worse than his blte.' G.C. 5,43 llxed Chorus 3,43 H.R. Office 2,43 Class Play 52 Operetta 43 Band l,2, 3,43 Pep Band 43 Stud Coun 23 Class Office 23 Needle Staff 43 Orchestre 2,4. VIVIAN IILLER 'I'll speak ln a monstrous little volce.' 0.0. 33 Mixed Chorus 33 G.R. l,2,33 G.A.A. 3. BERNEDA NEWIAN 'A lot of splendid virtues in one g1rl.' G.C. l,2,5,43 Mixed Shor 2,5,43 G.R. l,2, 5,43 T.0.T. 5,43 H.R. Office 1,2,3,43 Class Play 33 Operetta 43 Javelin Staff 43 Stud Coun 13 Sextette 2,5,43 G.R. Seo 43 T.O.T. Sec 43 National Honor Society 5. ALBERT IAHHIQUEZ 'Blessed is he who expects nothing, for he shall never be dlssppolnted.n Home Room Office 13 Football l. DONALD PITTIAN 'I admit I like the girls. 1here's no argument.' H.R. Pres 43 Football 43 B.B. 2,53 Stud Coun 23 Class Seo 43 Needle Staff 4. NORIA PETERSEN 'You know I say just what I mean, And nothing more or less.' G.R. 1,2,5,4Q Dramatic Club 23 Needle Staff 4. KATHRYN PARHLEY 'nUntwlstlng all the chains that tie the hidden soul of harmony.H G,C. 1,2,3,43 lixad Chorus 2,3,43 G.R. 3, 43 Operetta 43 Band 52 Girls Sextette 5,4. WILKA POLLOCK 'vanltyl Oh, Vanity, Where's my powder puft?' e.R. 1,2,s3 mn. ornca 13 G.A. A. 5. 21 IARJORIR RASIUSSIN 'lhat, ly dear Lady Dledaln, art thou yet liv1ng?' 6.0. 2,5,45 llxed Chorue 45 6.R. l,2,5, 45 T.0.T. 5,45 Declan 15 Draletlc Club 25 Pep club 55 OPAL ROTHE 'Hal ehe not treaeuree that hae frlende?' 6.3. 1,45 Librarian 5,45 Needle Staff 4. IAXINB ROWLEY 'And unextinguiehed laughter ebakee the sklee.' H.R. Off. 55 B.B. l,2,55 6.A.A. 5,45 Needle Staff 45 6.A.A. Off. 4. LUCILLI REYNOLDS 'le call it only pretty Luc1lle'e Iay.' 6lee Club 55 6.R. 1,25 H.R. Office 55 0.A.A. 5,4. CLEO RUHR 'len lay cone and len lay go.' mn.L25mA4.5. CLARABIL SQUIRES 'Loya1, Capable, and Lovable.' 6.8. l,2,5,45 H. R. Off. l,2, 5,45 Clase Play 5: Javelin Staff 45 6.A.A. 5,45 lat'l. Honor 55 6.8. Office 55 Claee Offlcee 2,55 Dral club 2. HAZEL KA668 'I oln thoughts are my C0lPlh10hle' 6.8. l,2,55 H.R. Office l5 Stud Coun 15 Pep Club 2, Dramatic club 2. ISTHER SELTZ 'Aleaye happy, elillng, and elnglng.' 6.6. 2,5,45 llxed chorus 5,45 6.8. l,5,45 H.B. Off. 55 Operetta 45 Javelin Staff 45 Declan 15 Stud Coun 45 Prod starr Play 5. LOIS SQUIBIB 'Curly locke, curly locke, 'here have you beeni' 6.8. 2,55 T.0.T. 5,45 sO0'fPllle 1.0.1. 5. ILINOR BTAIP 'She Iae ae good ll ehe uae falr--To kno! her uae to love her.' 6.8. l,2,5,45 6.C. 55 1.0.1. 5,45 H.l. Off. 2,55 Javelin Staff 45 Stud Council 55 6.A.A. 5. HBOIA BRINDLEI 'I'm sure care ls an enemy to l1fe.' 0.3. 5,43 1.0.1. 5,43 larne H.B. l,2. JUNIOR SMITH 'If he had any faults, he has left us ln doubt.' 0.6. 43 lixed Chorus 43 Operetta 43 Javelin Football 52 Basketball 43 Prod. Staff Play 53 IARJORIE GILL 'Quiet in appearance unknown.' 6.5 l,2. ELOISE UAYBERRY 43 H.R. Off. Staff 43 Band 23 1,23 0.6. Off. Class Play 4. with motives . 5,43 1.0.1. 5,43 larne HQS. 'Not flashy but glowing always.' G.R. 1,2'5'4Q T.0.T. 5,43 G.A.A. 3. FREDERICK NEBI 'Just walt 'til I aspire to play 0abr1el's horn P 0 C 4 llxed Chorus 4 . . 3 3 3.8. 83 Band 1.2.5343 5.3. 2,53 Stud coun 52 Small music groups 5: Hat'l. HUIDP 53 Claes Off. 2,55 Needle starr 43 IARY JANE COIGER 'As merry as the day is 1ong.' 0.R. 1.2.5.4Q Javelin Staff 43 G.A.A. 3,43 DfBlBt1C Club 23 Pep Club 1,2353 G.R. Office 43 Orchestra 2,4. L CILLI HIATT 'I doctrine is to lay aside my contentions and be eat1sf1ed.' Bed Oak H.S. 23 Band 534. HILGA LANG! 'lhgm 1 said I would die an Old laid, I did not think I would live till I were marr1ed.' llk Horn H.S. 1,23 G.R. 5,43 1.0.1. 3,43 BBRTHA R. SNYDIB 'The sunshine ls red shines on her head.' when lt o.n. 132,543 u.n. :sg Clase Play 5,45 Nat'l. Honor 53 leedle Staff 4. COL! PHYOR He denies the old adage: 'Have no thought for the 'lcrrcw.' H.H. Office 13 Javelin Staff 43 Band 1,23 Football 3.4. ALICE CLA K 'Let us llve while we llve.' G.R. 5,45 Basketball 2. OWEN-IEREDITH 'Silence is richer without hle tamlllar treed.' Griliold H.8. 13 H.R. Oftlce 43 Band 25 Football Track 3,4g Prod. Play. 5,43 B.B. Bi Start Jr. Clase RICHARD VOSS 'You lay trust H.R. Off. 1,33 Javelin Staff 43 Claes Off. 4. RAI IGILFRISH Claes Play 52 FOOYDALL Z,5,4g hll in the dark.' 'lould that we know the thoughts lurk ln her braln.' G.R. l,2,3,4g leedle Staff 4. RUTH JENSEN 'She'e a vineone, vee th1ng.' G.R. l,2,5,45 H.R. Office 23 Pep Club l. IILIA ODI! 'Her looks deceive her.' 6.3. 1,25 H.R. Secretary 1. ROBERT HILL 'Llte'e no longer lf ve hurry. larne H.8. l,2. IARY GOIKII 'Young ln llnbe, ln judgment o1d.' 0.8. 1,2,5,4: Band 8,35 G.A.A. 3,45 PHYLLIS SIILIY 'In cale Phyllis one vaet, lubltlhtlll enlle.', 0.8. lg 0.A.A. 5,43 G.A.A. Offlcee 4. IRIIST SORINBON 'Don't tllnoh, don't foul, but hit the llne herd.' H.R. Ott. lg B.B. l,2,5,4g Football 2,3,4g Track 2,3,4. that IAE C. IARREN 'Self trust is the first secret of euoeeee.' G.R. l,2,3,45 T.0.T. 5,43 G.A.A. 3,45 Dramatic Club 23 Pep Club 2. RAIONA SIIGER 'Every joy il gain, and geln le geln, however elell.' PAUL SAHDHORST 'lhletle, end she'll cole to you.' Prod Sta!! Pley 33 Orchestra 43 Free of Orchestre 4. PAULINE IALDAU 'Cookery hee become en art, e noble eo1enoe.' Wlote 8.3. l,2. VIRGINIA IHEELER 'The grese etoope not, ehe treads on it eo llght.' G.R. 1,2. LAURETTA WASHER 'Deep ln her heart e pleelon for fun f10ll, In spite of troubles, etorie end Ioee.' 6.3. l,2,5g 1.0.1. 5,4. ELIZABETH E. IH ATLEY 'Here for buelneee and eleeyl on the Job -' Javelin surf 45 G.A. A. 4. HARQLD IILIIIB '1'l ue sober ee e Judge.' Abrehal Lincoln High School lg Bend z,a,4. , LUCILLI ZUUH UDon't try to compete with the lun. It was here !1ret.' 0.8. l. BILIII ZUGH 'I een think of e lot more interesting thing! to de then toaetudy.' .R. l. 4 IIRIAI BRILL HART 'From head to foot she is ell-- em1lee.' 1 G.R. I,3,4g T.0.T. 3,4. LAWRENCE WILLIAMS 'A reading machine,e1weys wound up and go1ng.' Stuart H.S. Ig H.R.of!1cer 43Band 2,3, 45 Class Officer 3gNeed1a Staff 43 Production Staff Claes Play 5. K ELEANOR KNOP 'A fair exterior ls a silent recommendat1on.' . 4 e ISTHBR EDWARDS 'Jby rleee in me like Q eumler's IOPAQ' Cumberland High 1,2,3: 0.3. 4. ROY BARON 'If I chance to talk e little wild, forgive me.' Glee Club 43 Mixed Chorue 4g H.R. Off. lp Operette 43 Football 2,3,4g B.B. 53 Student Council l. HELEN PITSENBERGER 'Her voice wee ever soft, gentle end low--en excellent thing in ' IOIIBD 4 ' G.R. 3,45 T.O.T. 3,43 0.A-A. 3,43 larne H.S. l,2. MARY lcIAHON '0h, for e thousand tonguee.' G.R. l,2,5,4g T.0.r. 3.4. ALICE PAYE LANG 'Don't take IO eerlouely.' Culberlend H.s. 15 0.5. Bi Javelin Ste!! 4. ' neon ncaa: 'Por lhet le love without e loverf' Gene 1.e.5,4: GeAeAe 3.4: ILDOU IILLARD 'Though I'l elleye in e heete, I'l never ln e hlrry.' 0.3. g.g-1r e. 45 football 45 Cheyenne H.8..!,8g Corning R.8. 35 4 ' Ceeey H.8. 3. 26 G.R. 2,3,4gT-0.T. 5,43 Vice-Pres T 0 T 4- WILLIAM JONES 'Unless someone chokes him f1rst,he'll talk himself to death' Glee Club 2,3,4gl1xed Chorus 5,43Class glayk5i0peretta 4gB.B. 2gNeedle Staff 4g rec . ARLENE ANDERSON 'She is si1ent,she is shy, But there's mischief in her eye.' c.n. 3,45 r.o.T. 5.4. KAXINE RETZ 'The twinkle in her eye always seems to indicate she is going to say some- thing br1ght.' G.R. I,2,3,43 G.A.A. 3g T.0.T. 5,4. GLENN HARRIS 'I have often been told by my friends that I was too modest.' Glee Club 4g Class Pleys 3,43 Operetta 43 Band l,2,5,4g Pep Bend 43 Orchestra 1 GERALD KAY 'Every lan has business and desire.- Besketbsll 5,4. LOIS I. PALIER 'There ere veins of diamonds in her eye.' G.R. l,2,5,4g G.A-A- 5943 EVELYN ANDERSEN 'Inch wit in her contained, but it must be sought.' 0.3. 5,45 r.o.r. 3,4. JAIES WOODS 'A Woods who delights in woods.' Prod. sts!! of cless play 5. WENDELL PELLETT 'Disguise our bondage es we will, Tis lolen, women rules us still.' Glas Club 5,43 lixed Chorus 3,43 0Psretts 43 Football 2,5,4g B.B. 23 Prod. Staff, Operetts 4. GENENB B. GRUBB 'But there's nothing bel! so sweet in lite es 1ove's young dreem.' 6.3. l,2,5,4g Prod. Ste!! Class Play 5. 27 IVELYN HANSEN ' 'Nothing great was ever achieved without enthus1asl.' c.n. a,4g H.n. see.4g o.A.A. 5,4. RALPH IBSTPHALEN 'If all the world were wise, how lonesole I would be.' JOB KRAIBECK 'A fine boy, but he needs to grow up a b1t.' Football 5,43 B.B. 53 track 5,45 larne H.S. l,2. BETTE KING 'legnltlcent spectacle of hulen hepplness.' 0.3. l,2,5,4g Pep club 1. A LEN! SOTHIAN 'larks, not men, have always been n alu.' Cumberland H.S. lg Girl Reserves 4. PAUL HARTKOPT 'Is this that haughty: Ssllant, gay-Lotharioi' 0.0. 2,43 lixed Chorus 45 H.R. Off. l,5g Class Play 5g Operetta 45 Football 5,45 B.B. 1,2,3,4g Student Council Pres. 45 6.0. Sec. 49 Class President 43 Track l,2,5,4. BERNARD DESIOND 'He smiles on the world and it smiles back on him.' Mixed Chorus 5,45 Operetta 4. VALLIE L. LARSEN 'A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any lsrket.' 6.8. l,2,5,4. FRANK KJAR 'I was not always a lah of woe.' Glee Club 45 lixed Chorus 4g Operetta 4: Football 2,5,4g Basketball 2.5. IDBRAIII I. HBDRICK 'Young fellows will be young tellows.' H.R. Seo. lg Football 5,45 Basketball l ,Z . FLORENCE FORD 'She is often seen but seldom heard. G R. I,2,5,4, GLENN FUDGE ountry Gentleman' Arlene Andereon Ivelyn Andereon Philip Andereon Dorothy Anker Roy Baron Helen Benton Role C. Block Zoe Boeeck Miriam Brillhart Neona Brlndley Ronald Britton Robert Catterton Alice Clerk llary Louise Cocklln lery Jane Conger Bernard Deuond lary Dlmlg lnroella J. Dunham lether ldoarde Ione llllott Florence Ford Kenneth G. Fudge lary Ooeken lerjorle Gill Genene Brnbb helyn Hansen Glenn Harrie Paul Hartkopf Lorrelne Hedrick Robert Hill Lucille Hiatt Ellllblth Ann Hofflnn lyrle Hoffman Lloyd Jeneen Ruth Jeneen IHBIBS OF CLASS Ol' 1935 klleen Johneon Iillln Jonee Gerald Kay Bette King Frank Kjar lleenor Knop John Krembeck label Krauee Phyllle Lambert Alyoe Leng Helga Lange Vallie Lareon Ruth Linn lemey llellette Albert lanriquez llolee laybetry Omen leyberry label llecurdy Randy lchermott Bee llollfreeh lery lolehon Owen leredlth Robert lllford lldon llllard Eunice liller Vivien liller Frederick lebe Berneda Nehan lilme Odem Lolo Palmer Kethryn Parmley lendell Pellett Horne Peterson Helen Piteenberger Donald Pittman lilme Polloek Cole Pryor larjorie Raemneeen laxlne Retz Luotlle Reynolds lleola Rogge Opal llothe laxlne Rowley Cleo Ruhr Paul Bandhoret Bother Belts Hazel Bkegge Boiard Slen Pwllle Bniley Bertha Snyder Junior Smith lrneet Boreneon Arlene Sotllan Clerebel Squlree Dole Squlrel Iltnor Stenp Ramona Swlger lillerd Taylor Richard Voee Pauline laldeu lee lerren Lenrette leemer Relph leetphalen llizebeth Iheatly Virginia Wheeler Herald lllkene Lawrence Iillieme JICI lood Eileen Zuch Lucille meh CLASS OF 1956 Officers: President of Class of 1956 ------------ - ----- ---John Spence Vice rresldent- ---- - ------------- - ----------- --Earl Thomson Secretery-Treesurer----- ------ -- ---- --- ------ --Robert Hover Home Room Presidents: lies Armstrong's H. B. Earl Brehmer Claribel Goodwin liss Fraser's H. B. Robert Miller Evelyn Jessen llss Pr1ce's H. R. Cornelia Shrauger Dennison Parrott Honor Roll: Earle urehmer, Ruth Brewer, Marguerite Carroll, Esther Clausen, Merica Galiher, Shirley Gladson, Clarlbal Goodwin, Ivan Pedersen, Robert Heath, Donna Hover, Jeanne Howarth, Zella Belle Nichols, Betty Rapp, Carolyn Goddard, Evelyn Jeseen, Robert Neyer, Robert llller, Dorothy Larson, Richard Lassen, Pauline Lindenan, Dorothy Smith, June Ulbrloh, Eva Vernon, Laurie Robinson, Geraldine Winchester. MISS ARHSTRONG'S HOME ROOH Back row: Gerald Brillhart, Gerald Will, Joe Gunter, Ivan Pedersen, Nels Fuglsang Paul Israel, Farle Brehmer, Floyd Dean, Clair Gill, Fussell Collier. Middle row: Esther Clsussen, Ruby Cullen, Agnes Connor, Merica Galiher, Edna Brown, Carol Askey, Mildred Burg, Joyce Barnett, laura Buckley, Ruth Brewer, Bernice Gavin. Front row: Melba Felt, Marguerite Carroll, Claribel Goodwin, Shirley Gladson, LaVonne Burg, Gladys Donaldson, Neoma Gerlach, Alice Traum, Wilma Couts, Hazel Dimig, Dorothy Darrow. 50 MISS FHASER'S HOME ROOH Front row: Betsy llussen, Kathryn latthews, Eleanor Harding, Edna Iecnrdy, Clare Walton, Eldon lleyberry, Alethe Sothnen, Lulu Krogh, Peullne Llndelan, laxlne lcCe.rty, L1 llien Oler. lllddle row: Robert Heath, Howard Nelson, Peullne Herman, Dome I-lover, Carol Goddard, Evelyn Jeseen, Jeanne Howorth, Bernice Nelson, Betty Rapp, Zell: Belle Nichols, lilbur Knop, Warren Irlsh. Beck row: Richard Lassen, Donald Hertkopt, Robert layer, ceoll Knop, Clifton Lacey, Robert lllller, lerrlll Ostrus, Robert Hover, lervln Nelson, Robert Leng, Robert lost. KISS PRICE'S HOME ROOM Front row: lerle Zellner, llldred Smith, Dorotlw Reynolds, Hazel Voss, Eva Vernon, June Ulbrloh, Dorothy Soreneon, Letha Watson, Jsunlta Sohooley, udd1Jee.n Roos. R2:::lZn?HS::::5y0g:::d1::x::negee:er. :Qldred ne-un. Ames non. C I Ol' Back 2g'rnelg. Shreuger, Kenneth Ssolley, Glein Pagel:-sim. Shu' Dorothy S-nh' - vi Rasnuseon Ear 1 Thomson Donald lebst 36 5 t lm, ' Q er Jil Pross Chgltgr spinglin ry Sehuler. Howard Renlen, Edgar Pedan: Casper Sdiilllll, John 51 IISS ANDERSON'S HOKE ROOM Back row: Daryl Clabaugh, Roy Dugan, Dale Cornell, Leo Cushing, William Bennett, P 1 .au Baker, Ballard Beekman, Earl Beener, Kenneth Drake, Jack Bell. liddle row: James Angel, Ivan Brix, Billy Bruner, Billy Cook, Carl IcCuen, Emmert Aagaard, Harry Duskin, Paul Clemensen, Junior Bopp, Jack Anderson. Front row: Dema Berry, Marvel Darling, Mary Jane Gaines, Jean Akin, Illogene Baxter, Irma Christensen, Ellen Christensen, Yvonne Boseck. MISS KLUEVER'S HON ROOM Back row: Jack Lewer, Howard larshsll, Roy Jeaaen, Harry Kuehl, Sam Johnson, Carl Jepsen, Donald Hansen. llddle row: Oral Gibson, Lucille Hutchins, Maxine Lang, Margaret Manuel, Dorothy Lang, Betty Larsen, Maxine layehsma, Margaret Latferty, Anna Jipsen, Beverly Layton. Front row: Evelyn Kuhl, Viola Joyce, Barbara Ann Jones, Iargaret Fulks, Cecil Kopesky, Dellabelle Herbert, Ruth lsglll, Esther scart, Gladys Ford, Vivian Letfinglell. 32 MISS LAIRD'S HOME ROOM inserv- Back row: Gail Hunter, Paul Pellett, Lars Nielsen, Howard NcElfrish, Lester Murphy, John Pipgrase, Rea lcCuen, Donald Peterson. liddle row: Katherine lewhirter, Imogene lehlmann, Opal loFadden, Gladys Netz, JaneIeyer, Jackie Peacock, Buelah Peterson, Avery Murray, Harriet Paulson, Freda Peterson, Helen Presnall. Front row: Betty Jean Neary, Evelyn lewhirter, Maxine Ploghoft, Margaret Rasemussen, Delores lcconnell, Jean Pickins, Fvelyn Peterson, Agnes McNamara, Hazel Rich. MR. LOCKRIDGE'S HOME ROOM Back row: Earl Zellner, Herbert Welsh, Glen Studyvin, William Strutz, Frank Todhunter, Clyde Willis, Marvel Schaake, Raynold Webster, Clifton Sauer, Donald Tompkins, Willard Roeske, Robert Riggs. liddle row: Bernadette Storbeok, Ruby Turner, Rita Thomson, Elfriede Skaggs, Ruth Seltz, Genevieve Walter, Helen Wieeler, Roselle Turk, Darlene Sunderman, Lela Turner, laxine Stevenson. Front row: laxine Shepard, Dorothy Udo, Leona Rothe, Laverne Sothman, Florence Sorenson, Erne Rasmussen, Opal Worth, Muriel Welsh. 53 MISS BECKWITH'S HOME ROOM Back row: Lucille Getz, Louise Gaulke, Bernice Burke, Verna Doneleon, Harry Broln Donald Gaffe, Wayne Collier, Jessie Berry, Maxine Cavln, Gerald Dean. Middle row: Mildred Becker, Marjorie Glea Foute, Shirley Brlllhart, Lavonne Carlson, Reno Lyman, Albert Clark, Robert Goeken, Louie Frank, Kenneth Beekman, Robert Britton. Front row: Virginia Carroll, Viola Duekin, Arlene Keller, Betty Broln, Ethel Brehmer, Lola Mae Drager, Frances Desmond, Lois Elliott. MISS BUSSE'S HOME ROOM Back row: Harold Lund, Harold ladieon, Yvonne Pegel, Avia Nelson, Dagney Peteraen, largaret Nagel, larle Rogge, Lyaan Roberta, Charles lartene, Donald llltord. llddle row: Lola Lindeaan, Louise lorrov, Dorothy Ploghoft, Virginia locrary Clara Nielsen, Thelma Nielsen, Buelah Nelson, Doris Nelson, largaret leredith, Kathryn leNlernay. Front row: Elma Jean Preston, Katherine lclehon, Betty Raeauaeen, llldred Riggs, lary Rotherham, Betty Jane Preston, Virginia Neiman. N 54 MISS TEMPLE'S HOME ROOM Beck row: Lester Kluever, Carlton Henson, Deweyne Lelis, Richard Draeger, Robert lelton, Robert Lewis, lsx Stengel, Frank Tucker, Floyd Turner. Iiddle roi: Nadine latson, larjorie Heath, Pauline Jensen, Adelene Squires, Lorene Sorenson, Betty Helton, Virginia, Shrauger, laxlns Iatson, Alles lelters, Annls Jens Sherwood, Jean leloher. Front rosg Vlols Schmidt, Clara lorley, Jean Tosllnson, Lorene South, lsry Ellen Sslth, Alena Taylor, Arselde leleh, Iris Thomson, Ross llutt, Lois Slevers. MISS ZELL'S HOME ROOH l, ,.. gall! if'BM A... -- Back row: Harold Lang, Sam Levine, Grover Lehmkulh, Edvard Hits, Donald Knop, Arnold Larsen, Charles Johnson, Chester Laursen, Billy Kelso, Raymond Johnson Middle row: Byard Heiken, Charles Hunt, Rodney Jensen, Howard Kuhl, Kennard Kennedy, Milo Kline, Norman Larson, Billy Lassen, Wilbur Layton. Front row: Derleen Jensen, Vera Ruth Knutsen, Dorothy Kloppsnburg, Elizabeth Harris, Ruth Howarth, Dorothy Hupp, Lois Khop. 55 Officers: Presidents Honor Roll: Officers: Presidents Honor Roll: Class of 1937 Prll1dlnt-- ------------ ------John Pipgrass Vice President- -------- - ----- Oral Gibson 8ecretary-Treasurer- -------- -Herbert lelch of Home Roo! JBC! Anderson ----------------- Kiss Anderson'a laxlne Lang, Violet Fleming---lies Kluever's Jacqueline Peacock, Jane leyer--lies La1rd's laxlne Shepard, Eltrieda Skaggs,-Ir. Lockr1dge's Ivan Brix, Paul Cleaensen, Oral Gibson, Donald Hansen, largaret Fulks, Barbara Ann Jones, Evelyn Kuhl, John Pipgrass, Delores lcconnell, Imogene lehlmann, Rita Thomson. Class of 1958 President- ---------------- --Donald Milford V1ce-rres1dent----- ------- --Marjorie Heath Secretary-Trea:urer-- ------- Robert Britton of Home Room Frances Desmond, Lucille Getz,---Miss Becks1th's Betty Jane Preston, Donald Milford--liee Busse' Nadine latson -------------------- Miss Temple's Ruth Hosorth, Charles Hunt ------- Miss Ze11's Frances Desmond, larjorle Glea Fouts, Betty Jane Preston, Avis Nelson, Yvonne Hagel, Dagney Peterson, Lois Llndeman, Donald Milford, Lester Kluever, Maxine Watson, Clara Worley, Noma liuff, Ruth Howarth, Charles Aunt, Dorothy Hupp, Wilbur Layton. 56 P V l NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ' 1 -Y if Y ,, 1 ' J, ffm sn,- L Clarabel Squires Ruth Linn Berneda Newman Frederick Nebe Bertha Snyder Members of the Class of 1935. Elected to membership in the Atlantic chapter of the National Honor Society in Hay, 1954. 38 DECLAMAT ORY i nn- HOW . . . P'T'f Y'F! f f' f Y'f5 P'I T' gg -4: Q-I E sgggggggesg Eggigg 3 vi . ..2:es' x gg . zggegmgga E QEEEQ. g E 'Q H e- 5 ss? g 5:0225 E Q ga 5 :ag a 5 -Eu' a 2 Pl V' 0 'U P U U' Il gs s N I : ZPEE - E E Q E 8 32 S Q E E Z 5 t E E 5 , o -G' 5 E E 2 S E Q 2 Pl P' D 5 O 2 E Q 5 , Q s 0 0 0 O a E www Harry: an a g'::g':Eisa ggH:EE 3 - -4-4 ar-m E-4--Q 3 G a 9 Q a ' : f5 Es5 w 3 H as E 5 25 s .-2, 5 H3 vEsEg53: 555855 U 5 nu Q: gun 5 g Sis gf W 5 f an Y E Multum ..- . Meme Takes Papa on e Picnic The P.1'.A. Progrm A Mothers Bequest The Lent my of School . The NldOl'l llltee . Scene at the mill!! Station :- Own Margaret Meredith Jane layer lma Jean Preston glrginia Slfreugel' amea e Base Cfuglack 7. 'Art fbrobe Ruth Brewer S. Let Btothetly Inv! Qmtlnue 01811581 l1ll . Little Brother V111 IBXUB ShBpa!d . Aunt Jme Jean Tomlinson Critic Judge, Hrs. Bla Biggs, Anita,Iom Earle Bremer, Jeanne Howarth and Virginia Shranger lere the winners. The foul' 5611001 WUC!! Il! held at Qillold, lith Grillold, Atlantic, LGI- il and oowetlng. hret plaoee in the Oratorlcal and Dramatic divisions were E11 by lane Bremer am Jeanne Haworth. A! the Bub-diittlct Omtelt M14 in Atlantic, frldlly, llatch 1.5!-h, B219 RISK! If JBBDDB milf!! ll!! lgpill IUIIIBIU. llrle Broiler Ion nut maori 5 third time at the Pre-District csnteet held at Qlklmd - tid! llloled hill to Advance to th District Oantelt et Shen- IDMIIA. lfl. AISH!! BRIO! Rlplby le! th! mach. 59 'A LUCKY BREAK' Book row: Glen Pagel, Howard Renlen, larle Brelmer, Joe Gxmter, Jalee Prose. Front roi: larguorlte Carroll, Cornelia Shrauger, Dorothy Beith, Donna I-lover, Evelyn Jeeeen, Jeanne Haworth, Betty Rapp, Pauline Lindelan. CAST lartha Iullet, Proprietor of Hotel llullet-------------------n lore lullet, Her daughter-u ----- -- ----------- -------- ----- --- ----Jeanne Hoeerth ------Evelyn Jeeeen 113133 hiding' 3.3-'Ang---..-.---------------------..------------.lgr8ugr1tg cgrg-911 Bgnq xggghg, alpgr-galgglan-Q--Q--.-----.--------- -.-. Q-----.----------Jil avg.. Abner Ketchum, His uncle----------------H ----- --------------- Ire. Barrett, A gueet-------------------------------H----- Claudia, Her daughter---u---------------------------------u Toeny Laneing, A pa1nt.er-------------- ---- ----------------u John Bruce, A men of bueineee---Q-------------u------------- -------Glen Pegel ----Q--Q-Bgtty -----Dorothy Beith ------Bolerd Belton -----lerle Brehor Chas. lartln, General eanager for Bruoe--------------------------------Joe Gunter Belle' leclatt, A gueet-------- ---- --------- ---- ------------------Pauline Llndeem jlghjba Sptngfgr' A guggf,.-------- ...- Q------.------Q-----Q---Q---Q-D.-gg agygp uphgcgg Spingggr. A sq.31,-.--------Q------Q-.------Q---..----xcgrngn. sh.-Q-'gr Directed by Ire. Aletha Butler Ripley Cohitteee Bueineee and edvertieing--Robert loyer--Chairman, Carol Aekey, 31111-1gy Gledeon, Iilbur Knop, Alice Trane. Stage end Furniture--Earl Thoeeon--Chairmen, Howard lleleon, Dorothy Reynolde, Laurie Robinson. Proportlee--Cleribel Goodwin--Chelrlan, larice Gallher, Demq John Spence. Costmee--Ruth Brewer--Chairmen, Joyce Barnett, lorvln lleleon. 40 Parrott, 'The Goose Hangs High' presented by The Class of 1935 Atllntlc High School lay as, 1955 8:15 o'clock The Cast Bernard Ingals, the father ------- Eunloe Ingale, the mother ---- - - - - Lois, a daughter ------- - - - - - Bradley, a son ------ ------- Hugh, sn elder son - - ----- - - - Irs. B adley, Eunlce's mother ------ Noel Derby, a friend of the family - - - Los Day, an aspiring politician ----- Julia lurdock, a sister of Eunice- - Ronald lhrdock, Hugh's cousin ----- - Dsgnla, H gh's fiance ---- ----- - Elliott Kimberley, a crooked polltlclsn- Director: Irs. Aletha Colnittees: Stage and Furniture ------ - - Costumes - - - ---- ---- - - - - Properties - - - - - - - - - - - - Finance -------------- 41 Paul Sandhorst Elizabeth Ann Hoffman l rle Hoffman Ronald Britton Cole Pryor - - - Ross Caroline Block Donald Pittman Glenn Harris Bertha Snyder - - - Junior Smith Phyllis Lube:-z - - - lillian Jones B. Ripley Frank KJar lendell Pellett Zoe Boseck - -Clsrsbel Squires Ruth Jensen Lois Paluer larjorle 0111 - - -Otsl Roths I leon Johnson Gsnsne Grubb Rss loilfresh Iles Fraser Esther Selts James Iced DON ALONZO'S TREASURE Beck row: Ronald Britton, lllllel JOROI. lerle Brehner, lerrlll Oetrue, Robert llltord, Robert Heath. Front roi: lgrle Hoffman, Ruth Linn, Kathryn Pnrlley, Delores loconnell, Bernede Neiman, Dellebelle Herbert. directed by Ansel C. lertin Dramatic eeeletent Aoeolpenlet Ire. Grace lertln Betty Repp Cnet of CHAPROQCFI lin order of their eppeerenoej Don Diego Anselmo de Gonzalez ----------------------- Suzanne --------- -------------------- ---------------- Doloree- ---------------- --------- - ---------------- - Lollte ------------ ------------ ---------------------- lenuel ----- --- ------------------------------------Q- ----lllllel Jane! ---Berneda Newlen Kathryn Parsley ----lqyrle Horxun ----larle Brehler Paula ---- - ----------------- - ---------------------- --Dellabelle Herbert Ajax We1lop--- Ire. le11op--- ---Robert llltord --------Ruth Linn Elaine ---------- ---- ---- ------ --------------------- -Deloree loConnell Slim lelone--- shorty s1mmon. ---------- ------ -------------- -------- s111y loNood1e--- ---- -- ----- ---------- -- ------ ------ COIIITTEIS ---lerrlll Oltrue ---Ronald Britton -----Robert Heeth Publlolt 555 Ticket ggleez Frederick Bebe, Elizabeth Ann Hotfleh, Role Caroline Block, lunloe Killer, Paul Hertkopt. 52553 Settl : Paul Iereel, Junior Sllth, Lucille Hutchins, lltrede Skaggs, Howard Renlen. Qggggggg egg Pro ertles: Jenn Dunhel, John Spence, lendell Pellett, Dorothy Larson, Corne le Shreuger. 42 HIXED CHORUS Back row: Glenn Harris, Chester Scybert, Roy Baron, Phllllp Anderson, Earle Brehmer, Frederick Nebe, lerrlll Oetrus, Frank Kjar, Howard Remlen, Paul Israel, Robert lllford, Wendell Pellett, William Jones, Junior Smith. llddle row: Billy Kelso, John Spence, Kathryn Parmley, Esther Belts, Elizabeth Ann Hoffman, Dorothy Anker, Ruth Brewer, Betty Rapp, Eunice llller, larjorle Rasmussen, Robert Heath, John Plpgrcss, Ronald Britton. Front row: Berneds Newman, Louise Iorrow, Armelda leloh, Cornelia Shreuger, Dorothy Smith, Delores loconnell, Rose Caroline Block, Jeen Dunharm, Lucille Hutchins, l rle Hoffman, Ruth Llnn, Ione Elliott, Nadine lsteon, lr. lartln. One of the most outstanding music groups in High School during the year 1954-35 has been the Mixed Chorus. Grganizatlon was completed at the beginning of the second semester. At the District Contest in Shenandoah the Mixed Chorus was ranked as Superior, and was therefore eligible to com- pete in the State Contest at Iowa Clty, May 5, 1955. Members First Sopranos: Ruth Brewer, Delores McConnell, Eunice Miller, Kathryn Parmley. Second Sopranos: Dorthy Hnker, Rose C. Block, Myrle Hoffman, Ruth Linn. First Altos: Marcella J. Dunham, Ione Elliott, Lucille Hutchins, Louise Morrow, Esther Seltz, Dorthy Smith. Second Altos: Elizabeth Ann Hoffman, Berneda Newman, Betty Rapp, Marjorie Rasmussen, Cornelia Shrauger, Nadine Watson. First Tenors: Roy Baron, John Pipgrass, Howard Remien Second Tenors: William Jones, Wendell Pellett, Junior Smith, John Spence. First Bass: Ronald Britton, Glenn Harris, Frank Kjar, Robert Milford. Second Bass: Phil Anderson, Earle Brshmer, Paul Israel, Frederick Nebe, Chester Sybert. ' Ansel C. Martin, Director. 45 CEJIEULSS' CEIJEHE C3IJU1 Back row: Donna Hover, Dellabelle Herbert, Marjorie Rasmussen, Ruth llaglll, Cornelia Shrauger, Dorothy Snlth, Zoe Boseck, Elizabeth Ann Hoffman, Berneda Newman, Elfrleda Skaggs, Dorothy Ankar. Ilddle rom: Betty Rapp, Eunice liller, Ruth Brewer, Kathryn Parmley, Virginia Snrauger, Esther Seltz, Ruth Seltz, Jackie Peacock, Carol Askey, Joyce Barnett, lr. lartln. Front row: Nadine latson, lone 3lllott,!Vonne Bogeck, Jean Tomlinson, Delores lcconnell, Rose Caroline lock, Jean Dunham, lerle Hoffman, Lucille Hutchins, Louise llorrov, Armelda Welch, larlel Welsh. W Director Alllol C. lartln President----u ------- ---------- ------ --Dorot-IU Anker S.cl-.f,.ry-------------------------------'yr1. Hgffggg 1.'raasurer--------------------u ------ --Louise llorrol Lmurar1an--------------------------ne11.belle Herbert lanagers------laroella Jean Dunham, Cornelia Shramger First Sopranos: Dorothy Anker, Bose caroline Block, Yvonne Booeck, zoo Boaook Ruth Brewer, lunloe Killer, Katherine Paraeley, Ruth Belts, Jean Tomlinson, Armelda leloh. Second Sopranos: Joyce Barnett, lyrle Hoffman, Lucille Hutchins, Ruth Linn, Delores Ioconnell, Louise lorrol, lsther Belts, Virginia Shrauger, Elfrleda Skaggs, larlel lelsh. Altos: Carol Askey, Jean Dunhl, lone llllott, Dellabelle Herbert, lllsabeth Ann Hoffman, Ruth lagill, Berneda llensn, Jackie Peacock, su-Joris Rasmussen, Cornelia surauger, Dorothy Smith, ladime watson. l 44. l ,jf ' BOY' S GLEE CLUB Book row: Glenn Harris, Junior Smith, Donald lobster, Janos Prose, Lester lurphy, Paul Israel, Howard Romlon, Robert lilford, lendoll Pollott. liddlo rom: Chester Soybert, Philip Anderson, larlo Brehler, Irodorlck lobe, lerrlll Ostrus, Frank x3ar, lorvln Nelson, Ivan Pederson, Roy Baron. Front rom: lr. lartln, Paul Cloaonmon, Billy Kelso, Robert Heath, B mold Britton, John Spence, lllllan Jones, John Pipgraes, lillial Bruner. First Tenor Roy Baron Billy Bruner Paul Clemenson ' Billy Ke180 lerrill Ostrus John Pipgrass Howard Remien President .. , Philip Anderson Secretary .. ..............rreaer1ck Nebe Treasurer......................John Spence lanagers .....Roneld Britton, Robert Heath Librarian ....................Junior Smith Acoompanist ...................Jean Dunhal Ansel C. Iartin, Director Second Tenor Bob Heath lendell Pellett Ivan Pederson Junior Smith John Spence Donald Webster William Jones First Bass Ronald Britton Bernard Desmond Glenn Harris Frank KJar Robert lilford lervin Nelson James Proes Chester Scybert Second Bass Philip Anderson Earle Brehmer Paul Israel Lester Murphy Frederick Nebe THE ORCHESTRA Direotor: Aneel C. lertin President Secretary-Treeeurer Firet Violin! Peul Sendhoret Cerolyn Godderd lery Jene Conger Norle Petereen 'Cello Robert Sendboret Clerlnete Robert llltord Cecil Kopeeky Trulpete Eerl Tholeon Robert lertln Pleno lerjorle Glee Ponte Peul Bendhoret Cerolyn Godderd Beoond Violins Berbere Ann Jonee Dorothy leglll Cerlton lertln Ruth Selte Yiole Schmidt Double Bene Clere lorley Flutes Ruth Linn llnney Iellette Horne Robert Sehvendt Ruth legtll Trombone Gornelle Shreuger THE BAND Director: Lowell Lookridge President. . . . . . . . Frederick H. Nebe Secretary-Treasurer . . . .Cornelia Shreuger Baritone Horns Tronbones Howard Remien Earle Brehmer lary Goeken Cornets Frederick Nebe Paul Clemensen Earl Thomson Donald lilford Annis Jana Sherwood Chester Laursen Baritone Sax Lawrence Williams Flutes Ruth Linn lanny lalletto Betty Brown Elaine Hellman Snare Drums Billy Williams Jessie Berry Margaret leredith Soprano Sax Lyman Roberts Oboe Barbara Ann.Jonee 4? Paul Israel Cornelia Shrauger Dellabollc Herbert Alto Horns Ben Spurlock Robert Sobwandt Ruth lagill Gladys lilken Tenor Sax Erma Thomson Clarinets Robert lilford Cecil Kopesky Harold lilkens Billy Bruner lary Louise Gocklln Marie Cushing Lorraine Goetsch Nels Fuglsang Robert Lambert Francis Cameron Carl Nord Base Drul Randy lcbernott Drum Major Paul Clemensen CPIPUD IIEEHEITVIE CZAIBIJHIET Back row: Iyrle Hoffman, Cornelia Shrauger, Evelyn Jessen, Jeanne Howarth, Betty Rapp, Berneds Front rom: Barbara Ann Jones, Rose Caroline Block, Dellabelle Herbert, Ruth Linn. GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserves was established here ln 1926. The National purpose 'To find and give the best' has been The organization dress high by the meetings, parties, plays, and community, which are carried This year booklets entitled These oontelned the programs for Officers Pree1dent--- ---- - ------- - Vice President ----------- Treasurer- ------- -------- carried out through all of these years. school girls together ln one friendly group and other activities of benefit to the school out during the year. 'Galloping 'round' were given to eaoh member. each meeting. for the Year 1934-35 -- ---- ----- ---- ---------Evelyn Jessen --- ------------- ---- ---- Ruth Linn --- ---- - --------- -------Barbara Jones Secretary- ----- -- --------- -----------------------Berneds Neuman Adyiggr. ---- ------------- Chairman of Chairmen of Chairman of Chairmen of luslolans ---- - ----- ------ Program Committee ------- ------ -------Jeanne Hosorth Sooia1------- Service- ----- Dremetle- ---------------- ------------Rose Caroline Blook ------- ---- -------------Nellie Clare Fraser ------- ---- ---- ----- ----uerle snr:-an ------------------------Dellebelle Herbert ------------------------Betty Rap Cornelia ghrauger n 423 I I I I I I I I ll. G. A. A. CABINET Beck row: lin Temple, Phyllis Smiley, Evelyn Henson, Cornelia Shrnuger. Front row: lyrle Hoffman, Maxine Rowley, Harriett Jlplen. 'v'.'H0'S WHO Bernede. Newman and Virginia Newman 12. Geraldine Winchester 13. and Robert Hill lu. Bertha Snyder -mm 12: James Angell Merrill Oetrus 17. Joyce Barnett Helen Benton Rose caroline mock serum snyaer 18' num Bild msrner Seltz. ' 19. Billy Kelso and Mary Goeker 20. Loui ee Morrow 21. 22, 49 Maxine Lang Jackie Peacock Mariel Welsch Clarabel Squires Mary Jane Oonger, Ruth Jensen, llyrle Hof man Myrle Hoffman, Maxine Rowley, PhY11lB L8mb91't Ruth Linn, Eleanor Adams, fmtn Jensen, Mary Jane Oonger Wilma COLWS Helen wissler Ruth Jensen, Clarabel Squires, PhY111S L8llb81't R-ith Linn, Maxine Rowley, Eleanor Adams U8.1'g8l'6t Fl1kS Randy lCm1'lll0tt W THE NEEDLE W Lawrence Williams Editor Editorial Staff Heel Editor . . . . . . . . . Ruth Linn lake-up-Editor. . . . . . Donald Pitman . Elizabeth Ann Hoffman . . . . lanney lellette Jean Dunham . . . .Phyllis Lambert . . . . Ronald Britton . .lilliem Jones . . . . Hee lcE1freoh Frederick Hehe Eunice liller Columnist . . . Copy Reeder! . Proof Readers Sports lrlter Headline Writer . Features . . . Exohnnge Editor THE STAFF Norma Petersen Advertising Manager Business Staff Assistent lenager .... Eileen Jqhngon Circulation lannger . . . Rose C. Block Auditor ..-... . .Robert lllford Typlsts . . . . . . . . Bertha Snyder Opel Rothe Faculty Advisor lrs.Grece Busse 50 THE 1955 JAVELIN Clarabel Squires Junior Smith Editor Business Manager Assocxaze manor -------- ---- ---------- - ----- Esther senz Assistant Basiness Manager --------------- ----Cole Pryor nt minor ------------------------------------- naman ucnez-mon Literary Editors ------------------------------- Zoe Boseck, Berneda. Newman Activity Editors- --------------------------- --Dorothy Anker, Dick Voss Photograph Editors- ------------------ - -------- ll yrle Hoffman, Elinor Stamp Typists ------- -- -------------------------- --llary Jane Cougar Mary Dimig Alyce Lang, Elizabsth wheatly l'8w1tY---- -------- ------- - ----------- - --Nellie mare Fraser 51 FOQTBALL Back row: Donald Pittman-lgr., Owen leredlth, Howard larshall, Lorraine Hedrick, larvel Bohaake, Lester llurphy, Reynold Webster, Roy Baron, Frank Kjer, Cole Pryor, Donald Geffes, Donald Lewis, sam Johnson, Paul Baker, carl locusn, Robert llller-Igr. Ilddle row: lendell Pellstt, Dlok Voss, John Krambeck, Floyd Dean, Phil Anderson, Leo Cushing, Ernest Sorenson, Paul Hartkopf, Roy Jsssen, lerrlll Ostrus, Cecil Knop, Robert Lang Bill struts Dale co ll. rne Front row: lr. Boller, Harry Brown, Herbert'welsh, Rea locuen, Charles sunt, Jesse Angell, Gerald Dean, Raymond Johnson, Emmert Aagaard, ers Nl s sen, James nrlght, Frank Todhunter, Paul Pellstt, Bill Cook, Ronald Britton, lr. narrows. Mtn six IBQLLIBIS returning, Atlantic Hlgn School opened the 1931+-35 football season by playing and defeating the strong and sturdy fellows from Lennox High, BQZSIIDBI' lllth. mining skill end confidence, the Atlantic team was able fm Sqtember 21st to bring thmselvee another victory, ln defeating Audubon High Bonool, with a score of 32-7. Thus tue season was 'off to a good stert'. 1990 Rlmlm Atlantic - 19 Lennox - O Atlantic - 32 Audubon - 7 Alllntie - 25 Geenfleld - 13 Atlantic - 22 Bhmsndoan - 0 Atlentlc - 19 mrnlng - 0 Atlantic - 7 Villlsca - 6 Atlantic - 0 Clarxnda - 6 Atlantic - 7 Q-eston - IAS Atlantic - 7 Harlan - 6 Atlantic - 19 Bd Os! - 0 llghteen lmbers ot the football wud and the two managers received their 'A' s' for the 193i-55 football season at an LIICEIY held lebruary IIS. mam H. P. RRG!! prelented the letters to the f011Ul1lll plbete, Philip Nderson, n-nest an-emn, me von, Jena xnabeak, run an-tmpr, mama anmn, cum Iitidlf-h, llldell Pellett, by html, 0:19 PUDI, Loraine Hpdrld, hulk Kjet, noyu nam, any Jenna, Leo owning, oacu mop, mum Lang and sm struts. bbsrt Hiller and lkmsld Pltmn, tem managers, were also given letters. At a helmet given Ivy mad: Barron and Chad: Boller, .Pnlllp Anderson was elected Honorary motun ot tbs 1934 season. 52 BASKET BALL Back rcs: Carl lc Cuen, Robert Lang, Donald Gaffee, Cecil Knop, larvel Shanks, Bill Strutz, Gerald Kay. llddle row: Donald Knop, Leo Cushing, Howard larshall, Hoy Jessen, Merrill Ostrus, Ronald Britton, Lester lurphy, Owen leredith-lanager. Front row: lr. Barrows, Floyd Dean, Robert Hiller, Ernest Sorenson, Paul Hartkopf, Phil Anderson, John Spence, lr. Boller. The basket ball season of 1934-1955 was the most success- ful Atlantic High School has had for many years. Ten games out of a total of fifteen played were victories. Seven out of ten conference games were won, which gave us a standing of .666 and .700 respectively. Our conference standing has in- creased from .400 to .600 to .700 in the last three years. The four lettermen who graduate are Ernest Sorenson, four- letter man, center and forward, Paul Hartkopf, two-letter man, guards Ronald Britton, two-letter man, forward: Phil Anderson, two-letter man, forward. The following men received additional honors: Floyd Dean, guard, conference-first team. Ernest Sorenson, alternate, conference-first team. Philip Anderson, conference-honorable mention. In the state selections Sorenson and Dean were given honor- able mention. Coach Barrows believes that the prospects for the 1955-1956 are good and expects the conference standing to be raised. 53 'Ati-,- CHEERLE 595 1 ff' f . f EJ Dol? 0TH Y BEKWEDAWEARL ' ff. 4.4 V 4 ,M 7 .K 72 ': ..4f X K z 'T' , M4 3 'w ' . X, ' 3, 'J A ' ' mg' L 'ig L, Qi Gm. A. BAS KETBAL1. G-fA.A. voLLfr5,4LL XVIAXVAGEHS . , .VA4 LDV! A W x - x L ,V 5a 7-, - GE IVEXVE 54 ' . 4 . j BOLLER ' S BUDIDIES Harlan Avoca Clarinda Shenandoah Red Oak Villiuoa Creston Clarinda Shanandoah Carroll Villisoa Creston T.J. Rod Oak Schsdule 1954-55 14 Atlantic 19 ' 14 ' 19 ' 12 n 17 ' 15 ' 22 ' 55 u 16 ' 18 ll la I 40 I 27 ' 55 T. O. T. CLUB Beck row: lllsa Coute, lloise layberry, Ruby Cullen, Zoe Boseck, las larren, Lauretts lesser, Helen Benton, Lois Squires, larjorle Rasmussen, Berneda llevsan, lary llclahon, Edna lcCurdy, Aletha Sothman. liddle roe: Klee Laird, Alice Trans, Arlene Anderson, label locurdy, larjorle Gill, Eleanor Knop, Helen Pltsenberger, Dorothy Pont, Elinor Stamp, Heoma Brlndley, llaxlne Bets. Front roe: Glea Paulson, lelba Felt, Hazel Dlmig, Harriett Hollen, llldred Remlen, Helga Lang, label Krause, Letha Watson, Lllfllan Oler, Dorothy Dsrros First Semester Second Semester President ----- ------Zoe Boseok President ----- ------ I ills Coute Vice President ------ Eleanor Knop Vloe President- ----- Letha latson Secretary-treasurer-Berneda Nellsan Secretary-treasurer-lildred Renlen Faculty Sponsor--lies Aleda Lalrd lelbers Seniors--Arlene Anderson, Evelyn Anderson, Helen Benton, Zoe Boseek, llrlas Brlllhart, lleoma Brlndley, lar,1orle Gill, Eleanor Knop, label Krause, Helga Lang, Gladys lartens, Eloise llayberry, label, lcCurdy, lary lellahon, Berneds Neelan, Glea Paulson, Helen Pltsenberger, larjorle Rasmussen, laxlne Rota, Lois Squires, Elinor Stalp, las larren, Lsuretta lassmer. Juniors--lllsa Couts, Ruby Cullen, Dorothy Darrow, Hazel Dlmlg, lelbs Felt, Harriett I-lollen, Edna llccurdy, Lillian Oler, Dorothy Pont, Illdred Rsmien, Aletha Sothman, Alice Traus, Letha lstson. Post-Graduate--lerguerlte laher. In Septesber, 1954, under the sponsorship of lies Aleda Laird, the T. 0. T. Club, ooaposed of all Junior and Senior students taking the Normal Training Course, entered upon its titth year of activity. The meetings have been held the second lednesday of each sonth at the hoses of the sesbers. The progress have been both social and instructive. se Q 6 Q . xv S ' 5 f Mig, Afz'ww ,V Kai QEY 040 Jfwso 'Fw W' 4 if E H f. r rf' V 6 S D sr F7 P 5 is I Q . rf, ,,,. C A P Cas W johwsofy cours CONGEF WEA Rf sa September September September September September October 2 October 3 October October 5 October 6 October 22--Nothing happened today. Ien't November l--Vacation for all but teachers. C ALENDAR 5--Labor Day! And 456 pupils begin laboring. 6--Weather forcast-fair. See the balloons? 12--G. R. Club organized. 14--Lenox falls. Not so bad for a starter. 25--Sophomore party. Sweet maids, sweet lunch, tomorrow sick students. --Freshmen party. --A Senior breaks record for tardlness. 4--Eventtul Junior Party. --V-a-c-ashun -9--Worry! Worry! Cram! Cram! This ls the day Of 6-weeks' Exam. that strange? Cstate Teaoher's Convent1on.J November 5--Senior party. lore fun. NOYBDDSP November November November November December 15--A hunting trip to Sunny Spain 29--Turkey Day! Yum 50--Vacation again. 21--A. H. S. entered for 'Don Alenae's Treasure.' 19--Exams! Exams! Weeping here--there--everywhere. 28--Rev. Chambers speaks at Thanksgiving program. Yum. We took Red Oak like we took the turkey. See U' BO0De Christmas festivities by presenting a gym frolic for band benefit. January l--Happy New Year. January 17--Orchestra makes first appearance in assembly. February 4-5-7 Virginia Shrauger, Jeanne Howorth, and Earle Brehmer wln ln Preliminary Declan contest. February 21--Juniors present 'A Lucky Break'. February 22--Wash1ngton's birthday. lhat we want to know ls-- lt Washington were an honest man, why do ell the banks close on his birthday? larch 21--Why all the vacant seats in the assembly? Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs appear on the Stage. April 4-5-6--Iarblers go to Shensdoah for District luslc Contest April 7--Spring vacation begins. lay 13-14--Seniors bid farewell to good old A. H. 3. by taking last slx weeks' tests. lay 15--Senior Class Day. lay 19--Baccalaureate Service. lay 20--Benlor Glass play, 'The Goose Hangs Hlgh.' lay B4--Commencement. 59 Junior Class Will Present Play Feb. 21 A Lucky B5 To Be civ- en At Iowa Theater. Seats 25: - 35c. sale at Cole's jewelry store day morninz at B o'clock. leata will be 25 cents. A for grade school children held in the altemoon at 3 p. mission will be 10 cents. This nlav is a farce in three acts by Zelda Sears. and originally ran in New York with George Mac- Farlane as star. It is a lively com- edv of small town life A Lucky Break, junior claas play, is to be given at the Iowa theater, February 21, at 8:15. Re- served seats at 35 cents will go on Wednes' Regular matinee will be rn. Ad- Atlantic Team Tame: Crack Clarinda Five The Atlantic Trojans scored a hard-earned 15 to I4 victory over one of last year's co-champions. the Thr ugh the Needle's Eye Xin.. EC, 'Is Q Andffgo 1 4. The game was a thriller Ny 033 I A. H. S. Sets New Honor Roll Recon cnrind. cmiiuis, Friday.. .nm Q X h 'allies g Q In W'f ': stunt f A ollxh there was hut little sc 6 1 Anderx 0 Blok Juan' chu FN . ,, E t the half the score was 5 'mining ziconomics , Nma- 2, with Auntie iii uni gi , J. fn and Trl.: mite fl-of nda led only onee in Sf V54 Xb' Psdayq oc 'Tug C0 li the me and then only fo -5' 'lf its 9 mlffe 5 tober mpln th third . , 1 nk' ect' ee to regain the leak 900 Q sa' Gi-.pskiief 6,04 'rg' Otto :Li mn was unique in the fact V 0 U If e 'mid we 3 y e time this yea tl the Trojans imme wfw se 94' I 4 at ha H Conn 1' Th' T . is ecord has been broken. The with 4 names on the honor roll tl F x an e, 4 tb as compared to 66, the previo hole lame was played with. 6 Q we f+ :xplagilfter ciggkhow .Egg hflwyifrd, made last term. vu! bein: Called on an Q? N 'He ,nd diffs,-en, 'Bre4,a i'1'lie junior- min isis ui. ii layer. In the elvsinz mi Ji 0 . ch ii. ,H the C, Ph-ue, ' ui 25 ut the seniors an e score 15 to 14. Bram 6 hen' Newm d Ou: of enfants '-lf ,B ' 22 Mme, I da scored, but the 0 6 'r-p Hti,,E an showed town, MPI' eahmen can lm,.ndiedid 'z ' ' ' e ch, the X Imaam were n 45 G 00. Q win-1, were nz use Xe qphomori lit' Ho I 4 fi, fi, Q, is -. t - cl ' J 6 e Carroll Esthi Tm. L. Q Q 0 l db -ry. Arehmer, Rui ladeon Carolyn G04 I . I , U The story csnten arounnd John iv, A ' X el Goodwin Jeanne H1 hen gh 9 e ' fl, 6 'DA xl A Couts, lleriea Gal as U ' Q 9 Q X X X 5 O ' '. ... qi' K 4 9 I '25, , i B . h ft an absence ofm Q-605' 4 9 O Qi 0- 6 , twr:l'l:1 gesrsj rzlturns to the Con-5' we QJQJQQQQQ QB W1 Q Lindeman, Robert lfeye ii-nine vin.-e of iii. bsvima, , 1- 44? jf, 0 34,623 9- Y' 'I' 6 Miller zen. Belle Nichol U x nna Hover Evelyn Jesse: , an, mon f Q5 ' 54 s Y 06' X we Dorothy Smith, June - - . ---. 9 ' . 'v .590 qi , Q e e 0, Q 0 W I 'app, lauris Robison, Aletli 0,4 as 4- xl if - vm De sir. 8,5 serif, nf ya. -'P f . C 1 n U ' ir ' 9 o Q, e e Traum, Eva Vernon, an ol! All-HQWIK 8 SIX 'zoo Page 'fa iq' ff at , fee' ofwani Winchester- ey faq :faq 4 1 A -'X F '36 6 Nike: gysafgxgieer -e: Helen Benton, Zo i , E J , 6 Three Trojan warriors were nom-in 'Q Q,'45'44 y 56,9 X5' ,wav ' emi Jn? Conga' in inatsd. by the coaches of the Hawk- st as 'l ff 6 ad 33,50 ollaxerfqaevlo EEN: ?:egmHm:: eye Six conference to a position onm 5 v 1' 11110 nee 593933 'Q ,,. che ' Bonn mmm ai: '5E.3? 0' iii Q L '21 W' swkifszii 4 fx b we in., W. - 053, oy , d- e. e' 4- - ,m'. - - ' Ernest Sorenson were thosini-ee? f'f N 553' 64 Sie me, f Q ' ffgnof ew' vofigpigzzl EQ,lE'i,':f:r hguzrhgiz Lfflrglzcei. big? Krambeek ,f 5 ,, 'Q-Q: Ja? dia, A f X une t. ifih- snlli Arlene sileiisisii cm , I on t If I . wx I.. 7 Q U . . team. f. G fi 'ZW' H - to . l In the line ne 'Z 0 , 1 0 I ' A T xx lgreed out - 0 K on ,wifi - Clean, iiw, f cv 03,0 Q, kV,,30,g I Dick, garne. ,, new 5:4 lseytdu 19 in . A H , ' Phi and was . 1 A In mlkinzz 0 . qi AL . ' PK lining holes fo . fast ste U. backs to plunge enfrough. Whig 5 came to taking advantage of lhegg holes and also making his own, eg,-. tainly none exceeded Dean and Sor- enson. Both could run, plunge, kick, llld ples. They were always dangerous and certainly two of the best hacks in the eonfere e. This ia Sorenson's second ye n ui, All Hawkeye first ff his sophomer year he ond team. He al 438 cp 19 mention on . lowing kk Vo ,901 .A Q X v, fvqe -f iron SW' N Www l I gulres, Bertha Snyder, ann L. Williams Gets Quill, Scroll Pin lawrence Wm editor of the Needle, has been elected to Quill and Scroll national journalistic fra S :Vs ' wrniyy. and was presented with the 5 X df' vii' eq -V' road or ufflcinl pin last Tuesday by his in- 'K X H n at I ' M l on Nl , ' 'A l ' H wi... iq . Q Nt To B' C06 58 l 99 55 g ef f 'but nts ,- 1 mls 54 5:52, Q have First Annual At X 0' usmfb -5 j 2:' A so 'I' 'I K X . . ' o ee , o A Cher week! or' ' ' L 'Abt' A 8, a me T 6,519 up 054357: mas Frolic W, .. :, yi ' .,, ii ii To Be Held team fo' 'Qs Q5 Bk if lam y I o vi Q- ' 'V by 0 mlm ol t shed 'ex 'sd' 5 G 6 0 E A ' Ea.: Ja, 'N' xbgJV1 f'fdlp ' W' 5I'7',B 'Qif ' 352630 Ee ., . f. GMX 4 x--are-I To Aww lv f . Ya C' AW-il' F vi xii :ii W' nd urlv, mga-1 ofa '5f'0?'e:':6Zf'0 4 Q 'at Legion Hall, of 9 - an H v. 45 0:60 4:40 o 54 4' vw Q -22.0 Q , O .0 ,nchegira sind, UQ' R i 'f,iQ.'5'94'o4 614,02 sv Ce ec. 21. v' yt is Red Oak ssive Victory 'U -ga sa Sus: :e me -2 U Q .H an 5 -4-0,3 'li Fill 6 r e '1 Jo' f.ZW3 '2o1 4 P+ 3+'vfV'+ 'n Q 5:04 ei: 49 'iii-off 62316 234' ab' Zia? Jvqqfxlze ' 3 'i'5'e? 1-ffm ' 'J . 9 ' 0 V1-4 ' o' Q' '56 6' ' Q .'w,vf'q::6 elf, ego, - 041-ef 1491-dgpvef , 'J' I I 49 ' ' . 9-.3 f?fn'b.f 1 X 94 f. Q -0, vi. 'U Q if f . fu. . -'Mm i C- . . 1' i 4 tv ,hhhl niiiais SQEAQ . 0 M GQ!! Q gl:-:a band gh 22i'4gg hgczggtvsilgenual lilhrlgtlghs viflastivrl Ile- Q .1-QQ, Q Q M- v guru- I4-hedfeqpe qppo ze, 3 V07 04095 fr 21, Superintendent J. P ' 0 e V - , 1, I' lla' l 'A' 4 Q '.et announced today. The festival . Q. , ,945 3, og, 'gg Q Wolf, in 5f'.1,,f'm41.fe f W. 1 if 4'o4:0q L1 be held iii the American Legion .' 238, 094, Q 'oi 1' e . O ie rhyme 2 ,ool?u.,e,-1 UI f 4 inn. It win take nie place of the 3 F 0513441 569049 if 6 Q4 and V ltglirg gamble lil' gn 9 Gym Frolie formerly held every 4 5 0 4 is Q 1 e Q swf!-F' Pg Hg PBI pf year by the girls' physical train- - ' 'Uris 'sins 'iw - wi. fi- fn L .4 Q. .ao 4-,, 0 , Q h rn as 1 - . . S g classes 3 , 'J' Q 'Q 'ha 0 Us 'ff 45 O 1 nah sa? Rivlfeveiv pei' Q 5 6 14 E s 'I 454. 72:95 'lf' :'i5': 's 40,-9f1f ' '-v ' me so ve' wif Q0 '64 mc T Ed P Barrows athletic di - .9 , , -,t X , i , Q Q 1 1. ii.. Emi-gi Joie amir, v 4 'B e' 0 94 -1 W- tv 0' 0 . omifm. ,ut pflz 'fn' 59' '. M , w C hr - 1' G Voqo igtqrpqfgdfvsoqozq V oo 010, ago! ,-:Cen hewms Q. e, 0 x V 0 v ls ayne am In gir s I r Q- , . . - . -'Q' . 4 0 1 Q Q Q I 04 he V b Q, re! Ir 40 training instructor and 4? 66:4 Zoofqe ?go'7Q.,3'y 4031 215 'Qifie ive xliguuvhygfl 'Zr '59 0 6 Q0 T. Boller, assistant: athle- lg 0' 0 qv--Q 2' 59' 'ge . 9-W , M.A lC.Mrtin. lq6?0o':0 05090, gl: 3110, 1.0 .bvqjii 5f5.4'49,sa in-xin-nd will :Scum G essays eval. :vm :ze dm-ge of T alfa 7 Qqvohea gil- ' '0o.o eoq,'5i 'fl elrxtfg al woaundation lat 00 1 4, 94 K'w,0'a'llrs. James Braman, G1 'I 231,60 'Q 47 9 fr ob, Q Q, 917, 946 ore nicitnt effo Q4 Q9 N90 kb W' el-04? x -struetor, will have 5 0 0 ' 0' 9 90: 6145- o1ss.6n 55,2 had UU - Q -4 ,7,:.e'i bf .... 9. .0 X loci, -30460 ob? -mes. V 5 '9 4' 1 ' will take part me 99 4 e , l Qxqyxb 'z,,Z.egr b,,. d gymnasium .0 ww! o'z's'? A ' the Pm' ,Q Gfoezvz e ,e5c,o Sffxz- round, l ,665 vow. , lv, 05'b,4'.re be- .' 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's lv: ' f A ,fgvfhif ' J' 'E' 4 ng E . , y 1 7 24,1 QQ I r f W 1 , w N., ...Ax '91 u A N I t I Pl If .,.. , ,. V' fy ' . .15 ,Q ' ' ' '-4: . f -.Zin , ff 1 We wish to personally thank everyone whose fine cooperation has made the publication of the 1955 Javelin possible--especially lr. R. ll. Graham of the Graham Studio, llr. H. G. Veed and lr. Harley Johneon of the Photo Finishing Company, the ll. I. Welch llanutacturing company and the following alumni frien and Atlantic business and professional men. Dr. E. C. Montgomery Aflhhtld Shoe Co. llr. L. H. Pine Ruthe Alyoe stevanuon Reglnald Larson Snlley'e Irs. James Braman Ire. Leona Paulson Dr. Welton Knarr Dr. Lentil Dr. Harry Hall Jeanne Christensen Ire. layne Camblln llr. John Rabe C. E. Cole Oleans' R. l. cockshoot Lester Beldlng Strut: the Tailor llalone Seed Co. Atlantic State Bank T. P. Breheny Sauer and Dahlberg lr. Ziegler Harley Johnson llise Gertrude Bernard llr. E. P. Chase R. H. letcalf R. D. lorrow Zurfluh's Greenhouse Young'e Furniture Co. Ivan Shearman llsle Bernholdt 'Georgia Wrne Jr. Gilleland Elaine Smith Irs. Howard Herbert The Start. x J '.--..Al tt'r awt- .J .w,, . ds