Atlantic High School - Javelin Yearbook (Atlantic, IA)

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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

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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-

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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 .