Boone High School - Scroll Yearbook (Boone, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 28 of the 1940 volume:

kj'LcvfQbV 2 ff: ffl' A ' ' Cv av EDUCATION IS HE year I94O whlch thus Scrollette commemor ates has been a momentous one The time IS admittedly one of crnsus More gravely than ever be fore our one Ideal democracy as being challenged And the essence the lrfeblood of democracy as edu ohon Our theme then though It may seem rather serlous ns lsartlcularly tlmelv Under the collectnve name of Boone Hugh School Incorporated we are engagnng rn a busnness a seruous busuness the busnness upon whuch all other buslness and democracy depend edu canon It IS our purpose nn thus Scrollette to Ilken our school Os far as possuble to a model buszness establrshment carefully organized and efflcrently adrnrnnstered and thenc to show thus our b s ness In nts varrous phases The OFFICERS of thus organlzatucn are assnsted rn their executive duties by the FOREMEN pictured above John Berg gunror college presudent Jack Cummings sophomore class presrdent Tom Canakes junior class president and Waldo Hageleen senaor class president D15 A 'S-G OUR BUSINE Secondly we have the ADVERTISING STAFF essen tual to the success of any busnness In our classrooms which correspond to the WORK SHOPS we strlve for the fnnlshed product MUSIC has not been neglected as at develops our aesthetnc tast s To make our workers physlcally fnt we have nnstltuted a broad program of SPORTS In order to encourage more lntenslve development of HOBBIES this business has provided an actuvlty pro gram for the workers As an any busmess we m st tram APPRENTICES Ithe Junior Hrghl to take over the work In later years We also provlde for RECREATION In order to develop well rounded workers Then there IS the REWARD or wage In the form of graduatnon which ns the worker s objective In order to Improve our products vse manntaln the staff of RESEARCH WORKERS lthe Junlor Collegel And Ia tly we plcture some of the alumna who are In bus ness for themselves I . f ', -r' ,YV ft .1 .fix ' wr 4. I , . ' 0, I I A . - f. f iw ,,,.,.- V, S I Q S S i 1 , ' I 1 ' I ' ' I - I ' 1 ' 1 ' , . 1 1 ' ' 1 . ' D C . I I I . . . . 1 11 - 11 - 1 1 l I ' ' , . . . . . , 1 ' . . H . . . . . 1 '-A 1 1 1 1 I 1 D ' fr I ' ' ' ' ' ' V I bw - I . . . . . . , L. . . 1 . . . . . . , . . . . I I l D . . , ' 1 1 ' ' . , . 1 1 I I I I D 1 1 - ' I ,- ,KX plz, x.. SCI-IOCDL BOARD 11: ig: :gf e Board ot Directors is a vital part ot administraticn. The members are l'l lu. VVOllOC6', DFSSIGEVWT J R, Ericlqggn L R, Johnscn, secretary A J Eddy l:Oy BOOK H, L. Fisher R, M. Wilson, treasurer U?-' l jf Students' problems are quickly settled when taken to Miss l-larvey, girls' adf viser, or Mr. Fisher, boys' adviser and vicefprincipol, Mr. Evans is our principal, and it is his duty to see that our institution rdns smoothly and with precision. He is pictured with his etticient clerk, Miss Battey, whose tasks are as many as they are varied. Mr, Van Ness, our superintendent, has been particularly busy this year as the result of the construction of the three beautiful new grade school buildings. l-le is shown here giving dictation to his secretary, Miss Benson. The Executive Board ot the Student Council aids in governing the student body. lt includes: Eugene Standley, president, Sylvia Robertson, secretary, Ray Eytcheson, vice-president, and Wilma Berglund, Dick Jordan, Mildred Book, Imogene Carpenter, Maurice Good, and Mr. Evans, faculty member. The Bumble B issued bi-monthly has a capable and etticient editorial and advertising staff including Mary Elizabeth Lees and Virginia Erickson, editors, Mary Ellen l-lo'mes, busineii manager, and Miss Dagmar l-lansen, Miss Wernli, and Mr, Lcngnecker, ad- XHSEIVS. 5 ai-Q Miss Shaler, Mrs. Stevens, Miss Podendort, and Mr, Watson, Scrollette advisers, supervise the work of putting out a book pleasing to the student body. This group ot students, with Everett Casey as editor and Miriam l-lalverson as business manager, had the task ot publishing this year book. '95 Bi-annually students are admitted to the Quill and Scroll, International Honor Society for l-ligh School Journalists, as a result ot excellent work on one ot the school publications. They must also be in the upper one-third of their class and be approved by the Noe tional Secretary. Otticers ot the society are Virginia Erickson, presi- dent, Janet i-lill, vicefpresident, Marx Elizabeth Lees, secretary, Dagmar Hansen, sponsor. Twice a week the physics students have laboratory hours. Bob Barnard, Rex Fuller, a n d Ruthanne l-lerrald are busy apply- ing their book learningfl l-lere we see Mr. VVatson directing the work of some future commercial artists 'they hopel. Q' WORKSHOPS ln our workshops or classrooms the students are busy piling up credits which will entitle them to a diploma. By careful planning and selection of electives a pupil may aualify for un- conditional college entrance in either of the vocational courses. Six courses ore offered which are di- vided into two groups: l. College Preparatory Courses A. Language Course B. Social Science Course C. Scientific Course ll. Vocational Course A. Commercial Course B. Arts and Crafts Course C. Agriculture Course In the library you will find students doing every- thing from sleeping to actual studying. l-lere you see a good example of what should be done. lncidentally, Mrs. Stev- ens, the librarian and Scrollette adviser, is in the background. ln this room, under the supervision of Mr. Hart- ley, these students learn to be efficient bookkeep- ers. WGRKSI-ICPS ln order to give the girls practical training for later life, we maintain a modern and convenient home economics room where they learn about cooking, meal planning, and serving, Miss Carmody, their instructor, is shown in the back of the room. Another vocational course offered is industrial arts which includes woodwork, metal work, work in plasf tics and leather. Mr, Robinson is the instructor. ln the first year of mechanical drawing, Mr, Fields teaches the fundamentals of drawing, the use of inf struments, size description, shape description, and visualization. The advanced pupils do machine drawing and architectural drawing. l-lere you see a portion of the sewing room where the girls are making great progress with the eight new electric sewing machines. A capable staff of student librarians assist Mrs. Stevens. Ruth Patterson and Naomi Smith are shown performing one ofthe many necessary tasks. Mr, l3echtel's chemistry students have, as a rule, two laboratory periods a week, except during the spring when they do qualitative analysis or other in- dividual research work. Bob Fields, Virginia Erick- son, and Tom Tesdahl are working on an experi- -Owl x...-1- 'If'-1 ' ment. Although Winona Starner plays more than one instrument it is with her ac cordion tha she entertains us most often at assemblies Our popular s Con stance Arnold Winona Star ner and Mari lyn Arnold sing for us at pep meetings and parties Redeker. National held in Chicago ,VKJCJM I - Snapped at the State Teachers Associa' tion in Des Moines where the band played are band officers: Eugene Standf ley, Robert Fields, Virginia Moss, Phyllis Finley, Donald DeFrance, and Allan The combined g ee clubs, composed of sixty voices, are ably directed bx Mr, l-lakes. At the preliminary state music contest at Webster City the following students received a one rating Eugene Standley in the tenor solo division, Marie lyn Arnold, Naomi North, and Constance Arnold, trio, and Marilyn Arnold in the soprano solo diyision, Ernie Marshall our assistant drum major won second place in the American l.e gion contest MUSIC Our twirlers, Ruth Anne l-lerrald, Ethel Likely, Ernie Marshall, and Annabelle Hodgson, have received much favorable comment from other schools. Jay Flockhart, Willis Mclntyre, Allan Redeker, William Sandbloom, and Leonard Cameron have organized a swing band that can really swing it . The orchestra plays at music festivals, plays, operettos and other school func- tions. lt meets first period for prac- tice. Mr. Fields directs it, and also the band. The marching band performs at football games during halves. This year it is attired in new uni- forms, made possible by the ac- tivity fund and the efforts of the band mothers. Fw Q VJ! 'E'-9' -if 'Lx W Hiya- dx, Miss Jones, girls' physi- cal education instructor, illustrates the proper way to use a bow and arrow. Pictured at the left are Boone l-ligh's peppy cheer leaders: Art Carver, Virginia Erickson, Betty Lee Winfield and George Brown. The girls, as well as the boys, take advantage of our fine indoor pool under the watchful eyes of competent lifesguards. Mr. Hill and Mr O'Conor, our new football and bas- ketball coaches, have made a place for themselves in the hearts of the students. The whale school turns out to bid our football team bon voyage and the best of luck, with a few cheers and yells, on their departure for Oskaloosa, their first out-ofetown game. .M NWNQ-N Y The school climaxed home- coming with the selection of its queen. After the football squad nominated five popular girls, senior high chose Betty Munson as i939 Homecoming Queen. The girls nominated were Kathleen Johnson, Betty Larsen, Dorothy Erickson, Bet- ty Munson, and Jcan Wilson. L PORT A crowd of students and shoppers are shown watching the Homecoming Pa- rade. For the first time, the schools in the conference organized sophomore teams. Here is Boone's team, coached by Mr. O'Connor. Our basketball team played many games, the most successful being the one in which we defeated Ames High, the runnerup in the State basketball tournament, This game was played on our own floor. The football team, which showed scrapping spirit in the face of de- feat, played several games besides its regular conference Schedule. Golf has come to be one of the most important sports at Boone High. Last year up to the time of the state tour- nament, in which we finished fourth, we had lost only one meet. The team was composed of Hugh Powers, Edgar Updegraff, and Robert Allender with Charlie Updegraff and Rob- ert Kelly as alternates. Edgar Updegraff was the State High School champion and runner- up in the State Ama- teur nneet. Dick Jordan, Charlie Updegraff, Kenneth Anderson, Bill Doran, Dick Eckberg, and Fritz Taylor are members of this year's team. Al- though we had played in only two meets when z the Scrollette went to press, we had a full schedule ahead cf us. The Art Club, under the copoble direction of Mr. Wotson, hos token up designing, commercial ort ond work in cloy, The newest project, however, is the murols which odorn the holl on the third floor. A portion of the sport section is pictured. The debote teom, composed of Robert Kelly, Horlon Herrick, Dick Eckberg, ond Bill Doron, hos been de- bating the topic of government ownership of roil- roads. Among the mony octivities ot Boone High is the Stomp Club under the sponsorship of Miss Hondy, These philotelists meet sixth period every Mondoy. The l-low-do-you-do-it club wos orgonized so thot the students would le-:Jrn proper etiquette ond the refinements of well-educoted people. l-lere ore Vonis Anderson, Kenneth Anderson, Phyllis Finley, ond Loren Downey demonstroting correct toble monners. 'lr 'lr 'lr HOBBIES Two yeors ogo through the efforts of Mr. Evons ond the student council, it wos voted thot sixth period be used os on octivity hour. Before this, time hod been token from the closs periods for octivities. The new plon hos prov- ed beneficiol in thot neither octivity nor closswork is interrupted. The students of Boone l-ligh hove some thirty-five octivities from which to choose o worthwhile hobby. In oddition to those pictured on this poge, there ore the Agriculture Club, which hos been studying the prin- ciples of judging live stock ond groin, the Rodio Club, the Home Ec Club, which hos conducted discussions on etiquette, interior decoroting, em- broidery ond knitting, the Commer- ciol Club, the Drivers' License Club, the Girls' ond Boys' Gym Clubs, the Girls' ond Boys' Glee Clubs, the Boys' Science Club, the Theotre Guild, ond others. The Building Committee, which wos introduced by the student coun- cil ot the beginning of the second semester, might olso be listed os one of the worthwhile octivities in our high school. It is the duty of this committee to toke chorge of locker keys ond bicycles ond to keep order in the holls ond visiting rooms. There is no better troining for citizen- ship ond worthwhile use of leisure time thon thot goined by porticipot- ing in some octivity or hobby. Each Yuletide the Social Science Club places a tree in the hall and supervises the gathering of food and H Q B B I clothing to be given to the Salvation Army for distribu- tion. Miss Stena Hansen directs the various activities ot this busy club, Every day during sixth period Miss Lamb coaches a group of students in various speech activities. Be- sides broadcasting over WOI they have given pro- grams for various Boone organizations. Here are a few members ot the Camera Club devel- oping pictures in the dark room, Under the super- vision ot Mr. Cunningham and Mr. Bechtel the stu- dents have learned the fundamentals ot developing, printing, and enlarging. A tew members ot the Chess and Checker Club try to solve a knotty problem. Mr. Piper is club sponsor. ES Dr, Paulena Nickell, Professor and Head of Home Management of Iowa State College, conducts a guide ance group in Homemaking and Related Careers during the Boone Vocational Conference. REWARDS Receiving the highest honor awarded to high school stu- dents, twenty-eight seniors were elected into the Nation- al Honor Society and permitted to wear the flaming torch and keystone pin, Members are chosen on the basis of scholar- ship, leadership, character, and service, The officers for this year are: Frank McGaffey, president, and Mildred Book, secretary. Other members of the society are: Robert Allender, Betty Anderson, Shirley Betzender- fer, Imogene Carpenter, Ever- ett Casey, Arthur Clarke, Vir- ginia Erickson, Robert Fields, Betty .lean Gutterridge, Harlan Herrick, Janet Hill, Bill Kad- ing, Robert Kelly, Leona Krug, Mary Elizabeth Lees, Dovie Lee, Carl Leiden, Ashley Phipps, Myron Piper, Sylvia Robertson, Catherine Schwien, Naomi Smith, Eugene Stand- ley, lla Statton, Arlene Willis, and Joan Wilson. sf ff With an all girl cast, the The' atre Guild presented a mystery drama, Yorkshire Pudding, directed by Miss Ringland. The cast, from left to right, was as follows: Pat-Bernice Parrish, Phil - Donna Pulver, Mrs. Dawson-Mary Beghtol, Pa- mela Dark-Doris Wiernsber- ger, Una - Corrine Scott, Maud E Mary Jane Taylor, Janet-Betty Lee Winfield, Dora-Thelma Richards, and Lady Spate-Mildred Stump. APPRENTICES A scene during the dental survey. Mrs. Carlson, school nurse, is seated at the desk taking down the data. Dr. Allender is inspecting the teeth of Ruth Baker, while Wilma Berg- lund, Peggy Page, Jane Nichols, and Dorothy Wright look on. The junior high basketball team, coached by Mr. Lamb, met with only one defeat this year. From the looks of the boys in the pool, one would surmise that they are having plenty of wet fun. Mr. Eoin coaches the junior high and junior college basketball teami. A corner of junior high study hall is shown. The speck on the platform is Mrs. Belden, who keeps a watchful eye on her charges. At the front- table by the shelves are the student librarians. In planning for the future of our football teams, students of the Junior l-ligh School are taught the fundamentals of the game and are organized in a team. They have a schedule in which they meet other schools during the season, This last year the young students enjoyed a most success- ful year. Meet our first undefeated junior high football team. We M gg U 'M ' 'e :wr ' we Stanley Redeker and Robert An- derson are off on their bi- cycles. Wanda Piper, Mary Jane Taylor and Saralyn Wyler wade in the creek at the Ledges State Park. Faye Martin poses on Hi Y's and B, YA Ettes Our boys' adviser, Mr. the cannon, just so you trip the light fantastic Fisher, takes on an ad- won't forget the old at the Boys' Y Camp. viser of his own, city park. The call of the wild lures Calista Olander, Jeanne Johnstone, Alyce Nicholson, and Doris Wiernsberger to the Ledges State Park, where they rashly brave a rash. On the porch of the spacious Y. W. C. A. build ing you see Imogene Carpenter and Janet Hill In the center is Miss Katherine Lindbloom, gen eral secretary, who, aided by a leadership com mittee, directs girl reserve clubs for students of all ages. Our students have appropri- Mildred Boak and Juani- ated the City Park as 0 play- to Brewer get G breath of ground. air between classes. Naomi Srnith, Virginia Heitkamp, Betty Wright, Darlene l-leitkamp, Margaret Benson, and Shirley Bet- zenderter are off on a hike. Zoe Wilson, Gretchen Schroeder, and Betty Halverson are seen here trying to acquire a tan at the Boone Municipal Pool. lla Mae Johnson and The teachers are as crazy as the students. Here you see the teachers at a l-lardtimes Party, Miss Weber and Mr. Fields won prizes tor the most appropriate costumes. Kathleen Johnson pose in the park. FJ I 1 ADREON, ROBERT Commercial 11'1111111:1l1 1. I. 51. 'l'I':11'1i Z. ALLENDER. ROBERT Scientific I1'1111I11.1l1 1 I. 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The cast of characters was as follows: Seated: Josie4Marian Allen' Phoebe Weed-Elizabeth Hand- schin' Mrs, Woodhouse-Avis Dodge' Mrs. Rita Weed-Helen Barrows. Standing: Emery-Jerry Wells' Maude-Helen Sublette' Ed- Leland Rectort Mr, Woodhouse-Kenyan Wissler' Button- Donn Stewardg and AI-Bill Chance, JR COLLEGE Only a few of us realize and appreciate the fact that we have, in the very heart of our school, perhaps the most valuable cul tural organization of our com munity our own Junior college Established in l927 this insti tut on has stood the test of time twelve almost thirteen years years which have proved to be a real test N w in l94O t still remains half again as large as the year of its birth when fifty students registered for the oppor tunities it offered The total en rollment in the thirteen years of its existence has been 743 stu dents seventy-four of whom are in the l939-l94O registry. The enrollment reached its highest point last year, when eighty-five students registered in Boone Jun- ior College. lt is gratifying to note that over fifty per cent of all students who have enrolled have continued their education by transferring their credits to some advanced college or university. The success of this growing or- ganization may be attributed Although they had a poor season, the J, C. Bears rallied and showed plenty of fighting spirit JR. moinly to the efforts of J. R. Thorngren, Deon of the Junior College since it wos first creoted. Other members of the foculty in- clude Korl Longnecker, Ciroce Slosson, Ethel Whitney, Welker Bechtel, ond l-l. L. Cunninghom. Clorence Boin, cooch, Cotherine Jones, physicol director, Sybil Lomb, dromotic cooch, Kenneth l-lokes, musicol director, ond Zoe Stevens, librorion, olso serve the junior college. Regulorly offered to the stu- dents who desire to complete four yeors of college work is the Liber- ol Arts Course, requiring two yeors of junior college for comple- tion, ofter which the groduotes in this course moy tronsfer their credits to olmost ony university of the middle west. Our junior college is still in its youth, it is true. But in these yeors of higher civilizotion, when the preservotion of our demo- crocy is constontly becoming more dependent on the educo- tion of the people, who knows in- to whot greot institution it might develop, in twenty yeors, or even ten? Q: :gt ,ge Accomponied by Deon Thorngren ond their director, Mr. l-lokes, the Boone Junior College Mixed Chorus journeyed to Eagle Grove to toke port in the Junior College Music Festivol. ln the spring the chorus mode o short tour singing ot vorious Boone County High Schools. CCLLEGE - Your life will not be in donger with boys like th i s potroling th e streets oround o u r school, Donn Steword is pictured, other sofef ty potrol boys ore Ken! neth Finch ond Edgor Corlson. D e o n Thorngren is populor with the J. C, students os well os members of his high school closses, In the oct of disecting jelly fish in the junior college lob ore Bob Cronmer ond Normo Jeon Cline. FACULTY MISS JONES She teaches the gurls the best thnng IH lute How to keep bodies fat and forget worldly strnte Muss Catherane Jones Cottle for short ls a favorlte ot many full of jokes and retorts MR THORNGREN J R Thorngren as has name Dean ot Junior College For many years he s played the game Ot guvung tudents knowledge MISS SHALER Short and plump and sort ot tough Whale nn her class you can t oct rough When he s around you cannot shark Cause boy oh boy she makes you wor M R WATSON Doctor Watson ns hrs name Hrs personallty s brought hum fame He who does so nattlly dress Tea hes art at B H S MR HARTLEY Mr Hartley s dark and tall Whrle In has class you hut the ball When you try to get some rest He slaps you wlth a nlce hard test MR QUINN Hrs pleasant tace we shall see no more In the halls of old Boone Hu As a teacher my trnends he was never a bore M ulnn was an all right guy MR HILL All the gurls around hum tile Falling tor hns sweet smule Ot most ot the teachers they get their trll But ot Coach Hull they never wnll MR BECHTEL Don t have Bec It you don t want to work Hell slug you sure It you re lazy and shark He s small IH stature b t bug IH branns It :sn t our knowledge It s the text he blames RI-IYME MR FIELDS He leads the band and the orchestra too ln Mechanlcal Drawung he makes the studes stew Has humor ns sublrme It s seldom he s surly He s short and stocky and hns haur ns curly DREAM OE THE CLASSICS lWuth apologies to Poel MISS LINDERBLOOD Once upon a P M dreary a class pondered weak and weary Over Julnus Caesar lthe old conceuted bore'l Whlle It nodded gently napping suddenly there came a tapping Twas the teachers angry rapping rapplng on the cla sroom floor How many have the lesson? crued she angry to the very core They rarsed thelr hands all twenty tour And Mnss Llnderblood quoth Well torevermore' MR EVANS Luke a ghost he tlnts about the halls Now you see hum now you don t You lust can t be where Evans won t MR FISHER There s no need to tear has frown or has height Hrs bark youll find out as worse than hls bite Meet hum and suffer the Iokes that he s told And youll tnnd Mr Fnsher a man of pure gold MR CUNNINGHAM ll dock ya cn t t Well whadla sposed to learn? Speak up there Jones' Ya know nt s your turn' Hrs words are stern has humor mellow But Mr Cunnlngham s a regular tellovx Student photographers who contrlbuted pnctures tor thus book are Everett Casey edntor nn chuet Arthur Clarke lla Mae Johnson John Whrtaker and Eugene Crandall 4 V 11 - 11 J ' ' ' I I , . , 4 . . . . , 1 A - - I , s , ' ' 1 1 I . , . . ' ' ' 1 - 1 I Q . , . S 1 1 1 ' - , , kv , , , 4 . s . II l Il ' I . . , I . . 1 - 1 c . . . - , II II 2,1 :jr 11: I A I ' 1 . , I I ' Down the staurs and along the walls. :j: :j: :ja - I 1 I I' 1 I - I I . ' l , , - . 4 ,I I ,, r. Q - . I A ' I . t': it fl I I I ' . . . , I I ' ' ' , , . I . . I zj: 5: 11: II I Il II ' I ha I -- , II I - I ' 4, 1 11 - 1 11 I ' I ' I I . I I ' . . I ' 'I ' ' ' 1 1 . , u , - 1 - 1 ' I I : , - - , I A I I Boone l-lngh School graduates have found worthwhile posntlons In many fnelds not only ln Boone but IH other cntues throughout the United States On thus page you see a few of them whom our can dad camera man happened to sur pruse at theur work lt as always nlce to keep IH contact wlth form er students Harlan Weeks ns a reporter for the Boone News Republrcan Janrce Wegele and Gene vleve Wnlson also are employed at thus offlce JCI! Rudy Carlson k eps the automobiles run Hattae Hults serves tomers wlth a smile S WCG 905 Gnd O'l5 Robert Ernckson us a l-lap Morrls rs also a clerk nn Peoples Clothnng Store The Western Unlon clerk t Peoples office e m p I o y e s Clothing Store Walter Flockhart Ray Malmberg, formerly manager of the Drlve ln grocery, IS now working In Des Molnes I ' ' n y U ' H - f l the Drive ln cus- ning with C i f i es ' a 5' E ' A A22 -aka is ll Il ' ' ' Y 1 X We wash to thank the tollownng patrons ot the school tor havlng helped make thus book possible It as hoped that all who enjoy the Scrollette wnll show their appr cuatton by gnvung these busnness and protessuonal men their support audi Lu Dr R B Allender Dentist 5 J Anderson Plumbing Boone Blank Book Company Boone Darry Inc Boone State Bank and Trust Company Boyd Bottllng Company Brtant Baths Carswell Motors Cntuzens Natuonal Bank oan Grocery Sparks 6' Paulson Meats Coca Cola Bottlnng Company ary Cottee Shop Helen Dahlren Beauty Shop D C7 M Shoe Store X-GK Dolly s Shop Donaldson s Grocery and Market Doran C7 Doran Attorneys Drnve ln Grocery and Market R T Duckworth Insurance Dyer Jordan C7 Dyer Attorneys Farmers Creamery Fnnley Beauty Shop Fox Studio Gntt Mart Dr R E Gunn Leonard E Hanson Plumbing and Heatung S Hanson lumber Company Hawkey Launderers Dry Cleaners r-lerrald Drug Company Ho'comb Prnntrng Company H S Hall Den Hock I welry and Optical Companx.. Dr O V! Julander Dr T E Ka Twnce regulat ew amount tor advertzstng Three cr more tumes regulation amount for advertising JV Kastner Abstract Company Kemble Smnth Greenhouse Jule Kueck Jeweler Lannson Boone s Photographer Dr C W Lukely Luncoln Tavern Waldman and McEntatter Lupp rt Bros General Contractor McCaskey s Cate McHose Electrvc Company Mlller Drug Company Drs Myers Whrtehnll and Whstaker P T Nelson Sons Lumber Company D J E tt O Connell Bros Drugs H+? V Patterson Insurance Agency Peerless Danry Products Company J C Petersen Company Red Arrow Stores Redeker Furniture Company Rnekenberg s Rnalto and Prnncess Rocho Bros Inc Ruschmeyer Beauty Shop Dr R E Sadler Dentust Schmvdt s Ready to Wear Smuth s TaxuServ1ce Soft Water S rvuce Dr H J ples Dentlst Spurgeon s Standard Prcntlng Comp Dr C L Updegraft Wester Furnuture Cc mpany Whnte s Dress Shop Wilson Drug Ccmpanx X J ,M f M, pt: :Ze ::: - J , I A 14 2 I I ' I - - ' e ., s f P 9 ' X 5 'XJ . . irc , S , 4 . V :gf Y V 1 lk it 'T . l F r. . . Nu Ng l I JIT T?-QL I O I Otis Lumber Company X 3: , Q r Sli ' ' tlt T - T ll ' X: X . C A . SX . . E y X 3 I ' . , . S ' ' Dr ...' , tist y I I . ra -1-7 I - I , f egtbvrizll F-, I I ' , 4 . . ne ' Q i I: ' J .