Brighton High School - Sparx Yearbook (Brighton, IA)

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19 S HA RyXv4 O f SOPHOMORE CLASS Back R-Jw: Robert Fillmore, Duane Van Winkle, Lloyd Courtney, Ivan Gier, Rex Widmer, Wil- liam Madden, George Howard, Ivan Henry, Roger Ackley. Middle Row: Merle Allison, Joseph G-mwey. Patricia Codman, Lillian Hartman, Margaret Mann, Dorothy Bagby, Stella Nash, Ar- lene Stockman. Front Row: Francis Lauderdale, Lathol Guy. Robert Kientz, Audrey Helmick, Norma Eyestone, Doris Robison, Marjorie Hesseltine, Marjorie Morgan, Irene Waterhouse. FRESHMAN CLASS Back Rowg Delbert Hesseltine, Wesley Mullikin, David Horton, David Day, Guy Stacy, Vernon Stout, Evelyn Kirchner, Anabelle Laurderdale. Second Row: Harold Norton, Melba Ingle, Mar, tha Lowe. Gertrude Nash, Helen VVikoff, Myra Jones, Dorothy Weidner, Mary Helen Gorman, Helen Schoolcy. Front Row: Dwight Loeifler. Charles Crandall. Maurice Mineart, Verl Koch. Helen Marie lfaclia, Virginia Cole, Adela JOHN, H4-,ICH P0lt0Il. PHtl'iCi'a S'E21Cy.

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. 19 SPARXii4Oi.... '.':.. '.f:.T ' .Q-in-qu----n SOPHOMORES President--Merle Allison Vice President--Ivan Henry Sec. Treas.--Lathal Guy For two years we sophomores have added our Brighton High School. We took an active part in as football, basketball, and track. Ivan Henry very valuable man in all sports. Some of our in the glee clubs and were permitted to atten state music contests. We sincerely hope that may be able to offer aid to our high school activity, FRESHMEN President--Delbert Hesseltine Vice President--Dwight Loeffler Seo. Trees.--Helen Pacha On Septemher 4, 1939, we little freshmen w bit toward helping all athletics such has proved to be a girls and boys are d the district and in future years we for each and every ere admitted within the doors of Brighton High School. We were properly initiated one evening by our upper classmen and at the close of that remarkable night we were considered full pledged members of the high school. As time sped on many of our boys reported for athletics, three of which received a nBn this year in football which is very outstand- ing for a freshman. Our girls caused a great upheavel in the high school since some of them seem to be a good target for cupid. They proved to be useful in other things as well,because they took part fboth boys and girls, and some r our girls, Helen Schooley, won se although we are freshmen,we have school. V in Glee Qlubg atory. One of We feel that, tance in high eported for declam- cond in the County. been a great assis- In v

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' e,c,1,,l-2- Q EL?lL4 .Orig ew NORMAL TRAINING Back Row: Betty Smith, Emily Mctjlezin, Grace Dunbar, Marie Whitaere. Middle Row: L. E. McAfee, Normal Training Vriticg Hazel Mullikin, Betty Jo Leppert, Betty Jeanne Hoskins, Elsie Stout, Louise Waterhouse, Front Row: Mildred Helmick, Ruth Wolfe, Isabelle Pzicha, Ruth Reighard, Er-wise Ash, Loretta Fritz, John Chuck. COMMERCIAL Front Row: Grace Dunbar, Velma Norton, Mildred Horner, Jean Long, Ruth Rei,Q'hzir'l, Hazel Mullikin, Violet Howard, Shirley Grant, Lucy May G-Jwey. Second Row: Patricia Edwards, Betty Jo Leppert, Loretta Fritz, Mildred Hehnick, Eloise Ash, Ruth Wolfe, Virginia Schooley, Alice Rossingg Instructor. 'fliird Row: Ray Leppert, Rollin Cole, David Wentworth, Harold Guy, Roger Stannard, l-ichard Arnold. Back Row: Bert Wells, Wanda Smith, Elsie Stout, Richard Day, John Chuck, Jean Kessel, Raymond Garrett.