Burlington Community High School - Pathfinder Yearbook (Burlington, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1940 volume:

.., fi? .4 X . 1 L CUHTHCT o f With ll twist of the propel- ler, the l940 Pathfinder gets OH to 11 flying start in pre- senting to students and teach- ers Z1 pictorial record of this school year. The staff hopes that in years to come it will have succeeded in establishing Z1 CONTACT with the activi- ties :ind classes of Burlington highschool. V 4 F3 f WW V940 PIQTQWQI mm-mfmmmsm f vx X X I I F E-. l . fy: iii' .-121 4:5 .' 4 7:1 L 4, 0 'I-'Ir' , l.: ' Q 1:41 5' .ii f .fy 42-:' Q I a 22 0' vfl: rr' I' fr.. ' I rt 'Q' 10 Ari' ' .gf 5 K ' XI , - Published by the Graduating Classes of the Senior Highschool and Iunior College as a project of the Department of Publications. Burlington, Iowa PATHFINDER Bctty Fritzsclic, Editor-in-Chief. Sl' l 1 WI' . . Axfljllzobgllijf Associate Editors, Celestine Paulc, Organizations Editor. Mildred Mummcrt, Classes Editor. Betty Schwartz, Make-up Editor. lim Nesbitt, Business Manager. lack Palmer, Associate Business Manager. The Stay'-I a 4 sf BLACKHAWK Louise I-Iinkson, Editor-in-Chief. Flminc Carter' lfAssoci'itc Editors Ruthmary McDowcll,l H L K' Sterling Lord, Business Manager. Ralph Youngstrom, Associate Business Manager f M,,W ffw I 'age 5 BUHHU UF CUHTHUL CONTROL BOARD Shaping policies, administering finances and issuin contracts t h , g o teac ers are some of the activities of the Board of Education. Mr. Ray H. Bracewell, Superintendent of Burlington schools, and Mr. Robert White, Princi- pal of Burlington highschool, work in cooperation with the members of this group. STABILIZER ln close contact with the highschool, Superintendent Ray H. Bracewell stabilizes the airship's course. A hard worker, his progressive attit d d h' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' u es an 15 accurate decisions give him importance in community as Well as school life. CHIEF PILOT Principal Robert White has iloted th h' h p e s ip t rough air pockets with energy and initiative, introducing character theme assemblies and enlarging the social program. The activities of Burlington highschool glide smoothly under his eHicient leadership. He has shown himself an excellent classroom instructor, having conducted a Iunior social science class six weeks for experimental purposes. TEST PILOTS FLORENCE ALLEN Ilousemnther PAUL BACHER. B. A. Chemistry BERNICE BAUERCAMPER, B. A. English DOROTHY BAUMLE, M. M. Orchestra Director A. H. BECKMAN, B. S. Meclmnical Drawing ELMIRA BLAKE. M. A. Mathematics BETTY BLAUL, B. A. Guidance ANNETTE BLOMQUIST, B. S. Art DOROTHY BOHLKEN. B. S. Vocational Ilomexnaking LUELLON BOWLES. M. A. Physical Education HENDRICK BRUNSELL. B. S. General Engineering EDNA BURHANS. Ph. B.. M. A. Home Economics Director MARGARET CARDLE. M. A. English. Latin NELLIE CURRAN, B. A. Social Science ELMA DAGGS. B. A. Advanced Clothing :mil Foods. HARRIS DANTE. B. A. Social Science ANNE DUGA. R. N. Hygiene, Health Director LUELLA DeKALB. B. A. Typing. Shorthand, English MEDA EGGLESTON Bookkeeping. Typing ANEDRA FALL. M. A. Biology VERGIL FOGDALL, B. A., M. A. Social Science. Journalism THAD FRETZ. B. S. Industrial Arts Printing GAYLE GILDNER, B. A. Home Economics VERNON GINGERICH, M. A. English. Journalism ROBERT HARGITT lvoodworking RALPH HART, B. A., M. M. Music KATHRYN HAUSEN, B. A. Oral English ROBERT HENNING. M. S. Mechanical Drawing ELSIE HOERSCH. B. A. Shorfhand. Office Training HELEN HOWE. M. A. Social Science. Economics 'Tailoring Like the test pilots, who guide ships through diiiicult courses to prove their durability, Burlin ton highschool teachers guide students through courses o study, prepar- ing them for the airways. Page Eight ,Y -p 5 NN lAaoLa.l.Al In addition to their regular classroom routine, the faculty met Wednesday mornings to discuss problems of common interest, and attended the State Teachers Convention in Des Moines and the Burlington Teachers Association meetings. LOUISE HUNT. M. A. English ROY JAMIESON. M. A. Bihle History CARL JOHANNSEN, B. A., M. A. Boys' Physical Education FREDERICK KAMPHOEFNER, B. A., M. A. Assistant Principal ANNA MAE KLOTZBACH. B. A. English and History Assistant HARRY LEAKE. M. S. Engineering LAWRENCE LEAMER. M. A. Economics FAN P. LILLY. Ph. B. English EDWIN LOTZ. B. A-. M. S. Biology MAE LUDEMANN. M. A. Government, Social Science JOHN DUNN MARTIN. M. A. Speech. Stagecratt CHARLES MAXON. B. S.. M. A. Typing. Commercial Law, Salesmanship RUTH MELZIAN. M. A. English MILTON MEULER. B. A.. M. A. Metal XVorkinlz. Mathematics JOHN OATHOUT. M. S. Chemistry CHRIS OSTERTAG Vocational Printing LEROY PEASE. B. A. Counselor FRANCES POINDEXTER. M. A. Latin - MAX REES. B. A. Social Science M IRIAM ROBERTS Librarian WILLIAM SONANDRES. B. A.. M. A. Spanish. English VICTOR SPOHNHEIMER. B. S. Algebra, Biology D. DOYLE STONEHOCKER. B. A.. M. A. Typing, Debate Coach HAROLD TACKLESON, B. A. Athletic Coach JOHN THOMASON, B. S. Mathematics, Athletic Director VERNON TROWBRIDGE. M. A. Athletic Business Manager LAURA WEHMAN. B. A. Social Science. Geography WILI'-'RED WHITE. M. A. Physics LUCIA WILSON, B. A, English MAURICE WRIGHT. M. M. Band Director iii , lk,-sit 3 ..,x siski , af Q55-it Mas. LOUISE cAsPAR :,.- '2,fgi? f.f Q - t . to th p,-img, 1 - acre ar: e ia - fu . Qs ,.,.-if.-mf in if rijafi , if ,J ,i -gg '- ' ' FHCULTU 4 f , 4, .N-135235547 ,, Sii - ' , 2 X Jim wr ,X gc K 6 5 fm x fi, X A X, ' S W ws W 3 eb Ag V 5 K x 2 , X. r M ia ' ei it kc . 6: ,I A, 'V f,ig.:7,. :E-H I ' A f- we f at e 5 H ' f Ya' 3 ,. . 3 -', EN,,,:,.,. :::.a ' Y' 9 ' viviif- - :W 2 A To MR. D. DOYLE STONEHOCK outstanding as an instructo and typist, ace ' inen ' ' ER, r, deb adviser t disci 1' ate coach to students, and em- p inarian, we dedicate this edition ot the Pathfinder. His engaging smile and vigorous personality have Won him the re- spect and admiration of students and faculty. VVe nominate Stony', as our HBE PILUT Page Ten Page Ele van f 41' is A ' 1 .1 :ll The PASSENGERS of our airship-going places, learn- ing new things, meeting new people, and covering new ter- ritories-are the students of Burlington highschool. Cpathfindel' t11I'I1S the on outstanding Seniors chosen by the graduating class. Members named the three girls and the three boys on this page as the most versatile, popular and scholarly. We give you Marjorie Youngstrom, Daryl Danielson, Ioamne Day, Iames Nesbitt, Bill Hansen and Celestine Paule. Priya- 'l'l1ii'1ee-ii Sailing high during the year, at graduation the Seniors Find themselves cruising in zi space of unlimited ceiling. Miss Fan P. Lilly, retiring from the iidvisership of thc Senior class, has guiilcrl the uppcrclussmen through the most important of their highschool years with capable lcziclership. Her subtle sense of humor nncl Emnkncss are attractive to those who knnw her well. In her English classes she inspires the respect nf the students by her sincere attitude toward her work. ABENDROTH, MARCELLA M. l'ersoimliry lqliih, Sliortlmml and Typing Awards, Pep Squad. ABENDROTH. WILLIAM E. Ilnll Duty. ACKERMAN, COLLEEN R. Girl Reserve. Uperetta Cliorus. ADOLPH, HARRIET GAA. ADRIAN, ISABELLE Draimi l'luIu, GAA, Mixed Chorus, Homemom Ufiicer, Leziil in Clirisrmas Play. AGNEW, ARTHUR J. Chess :intl Vlieckers Cluh, Fire Squzul, Honor Roll ll, Pep Squad. ALLWARDT, JEANETTE Alpha, Girl Reserve, GAA President, Cast Member of Life llegins at Sixteen, lionnr Roll V, Hnmeroom Officer, Shrrrtliznid Team, Slmrtlianil and Typing Awards. ANDERSON, EDITH Versmmiity Club, Pep Squad. Seniors ANDERSON, GEORGE M. lli-Y. Drama Club, Fire Squad, SpaniF-lx Club, llall Duty. ANDREW. LOWELL, Ilmuernoin Officer. ANDREWS, JOHN lli-Y. APPLEGATE, JAMES Ili-Y, Radio Club President, llaud YI. ARMSTRONG. HOWARD Rand Yl, Orchestra lY, Junior Cnllege Swing lland. BAIRD. GLORIA Drama Cub, Personality Club. GAA, Ilonieromn Offi- cer, Hall Duty. BARNS, WARREN Trigun Locker Patrol Captain, Fire Squad. llnnnr Roll, llomerumn Oilicer. BARTHALOMEW. CARYL Girl Reserve, Personality Club. BECKMAN, ANNA lldnnr Roll IV, Slmrllxand and Typing Awards. BENNER, BRUCE Cu-Captain of llasketllall Team, llasketbalil Squad, Sophonmre Football Squad. Boys' Glee Club. Ili-Y. lloniernom Oilicer. BERGES, EVELYN Clarinet Quartet, lland YI, Orchestra VI. Clarinet Soloist fur lland and Orchestra, l'lln'n:n' Roll Ill, Shorthand and Typing Awards. BERQUIST, JANET. BINDER, WARREN. BLAKE, RXCHARD ARNOLD llmnernoni Officer. BLANK, WALTER. BLIESENER, SANFORD. BONAR. ELEANOR Second Place in F-tate Novice Typing Division. Typ- ing Team. GAA, Hcnneroom Ofticer, Hall Duty, l'e11 Squad. BRANCHINI, ROBERT. BRATTON, EARL llnnm' Roll, BRELiER, JEAN Girl Reserve, Homeroom Officer, Slmrthand and Typing Awarl S. BRIGHT, ALICE Shorthand Team. Honor Roll V, Shorthand and Typ- ing Awards, llmneruoni Officer. BRISSEY, CARL A. Hon0rab'e mention on All-State Football Team, Football Squad, All-State Track Team, Boxing Cllampiunslliv, lloniernom Ollicer. BROOKS, ROBERT XX're:tling. BROWN, LORRAINE CAROL Personality Club. Hall Duty, Shorllland Awards. BROWN, MARIAN Girl Reserve, Persnnafily Club, llonru' Rnll, Pen Squad. BROWN, PORTIA PAULINE Personality Club, Huuiernnnl Officer, Hall Duty. Slirwtliainl and Typing Awards. Pen Squad. BRUST, BETTE LOU Senicn' Class President. Student Council, Scrib- hler, Alpha, Girl Reserve, Lead in Life llegins at Sixteen and XVhat a Life, Cast Member of Tea1mt nn the Rocks. The Ring and the Look, Rich Man. Poor Man, Orchestra YI, Girls' Glee Club lll, Mixed lflmrns, Uperetta Chorus, Honor Rull, llmnemoni Officer, Hall lluty, BUCKLEY, ROSEMARY Rated a Second Division as a Uontralto in Stare Cnutest, Girls' Glee Club Ill. Minor Leads in The Mikado and The llartered llride. Soloist with lloys' Glee Club and Vesner Services, Girls' Sexlette, Orchestra ll. Special Choruies. llersuuality Club, l'ep Squad. Page lfuurteen Page Fifteen Seniors BUESCH. JACK PKG Managing liditnr, fill' President and Vice- President, Projection Flnlu Secretary. lli-Y Vice-I'reSi1lent, Quill and Scroll, Ilunor Roll Il, llnmerunm Officer. BULT, HERBERT Track. Reserve Fxmlllail Squad. BURG. ROBERT H. llrnmrzlhle Mention in Second Sclmlaslic Salon of Idmtugrapliy, PKG and Ilathtinder Staff l'l1UIUgl'El1'lllE!1', Quill and Scroll, Fire Squad. Camera Cluh Vice-l'resident, Ilmnernom Ollicer. BURGESS. ELEANOR R. M. Girl Reserve llaskethnll and Volleyball Team, Girl Reserve, Honor Roll ll. Spanish Cluh, Typing Awards. BURK. VIRGINIA BURRUS, ROBERT Trigon Sergeant-at-Arxns, Philo. Clarinet Quartet, lland Yl, Orchestra Ill, Drama Cluh Secretary, Ilonor Rull ll, Home- room Otlicer, Cast Illemlaer of Lincoln Llay Play. CAIN, RICHARD Chess and Checkers Cluli. lland IV, lloys' Glee Vluh Ill, Mixed Chorus, Operelta Clmrus, Pep Squad. CAMPBELL. JOHN Student Council, CDC Secretary. Trignn, l'rcxjection Club, Ili-Y l'uhficity Vliairnlan, Llasketliall Squad, Iloys' ll Clulr, Ilunm- Roll Y, Rotary Representative. Tennis: School Singles and Iiouliles Champion, Little Six llouhles Champion. Runner-up in District I,'Sl.'1'A '1'ciurn:nnent, Iluxneruutn Oflicer, Cast llemlmer nf 'l'hree's a Crowd. The Lust Princess. CARMEAN, DAVID Philo, Cast Member ni Life lielzins at Sixteen, The Ring and the Look. IFS a Maller of Life and Dealix, llouor Roll ll. Experimentnfs Clull. CARPENTER, ROY A. lluxing Champinnrhip. Homeronm Oflicer. CATANZARO, JEANNE GAA. Ilersnnality Cluh, Sliurtluunl and Typ- ing Awards. CHRISTMAN. Brass Quartet. BETTY Ilaud YI. Orchestra VI, French Ilnrn Soloist. Honor Roll Il, Typing Awards, CLARK, GRANT Boxing l'h:unpionship. CLARK, PAULINE Personality Fluh, Pep Squad. CLEMENT, JACK Ili-Y llnxing Cll1llIllIl0l'lSlllD. COLLINS, LYLE B. Art Clulu President. llall Duty. CONNORS, CYRILLAS Drama Clulv, GAA, llallet Lead in Ilperetta Clmrusl, Typing -Awards. COX, ROSA BELLE Mixed Chorus, Iloxneronm Ofnoer. DANIELSON, DARYL, Seninr Class Treasurer, Student lfuuncil, CDC President, l'mjection Cluh Secretary, Trigun, Hi-Y.. Cast Member of The Stolen Princess. Ilmmr Roll ll, lluxnernum Oflicer. DAY, JOANNE Secretary and Treasurer of Junior Class, Student Council, Attendant tn llulneconling Queen, Alpha Vice-Presirlent, Fmrilllller, Girl Reserve President and Prngram Chairman, Cast Member uf Rich Man, Pour Msn, The Ring and the Look. Madrigzll Chorus, lland II, Orchestra Il, Excellent Rating in Interpretive Readfng, Girls' Glee Vluh lll, Mixed Chorus Ill, Operetta Clmrus, Special lflmrnses, Girls' Sexlette. llonm' Roll Y, llmuernoln Officer. DEBREY, ANDREW Radio Fluh. Operelta lflxnrus. DEHAGUE, JACK ALBERT Ilumerooxu Officer. Pep Squad. DEWEIN, WILLIAM G. llonor Roll, Track. DICKSON, NAOMI l'ersoua1i1'y Cluh, Hall Duty. DIERCKS, GLORIA Personality Club. Hall Duty. Ilnmemom Officer. DOCHTERMAN, MARJORIE Hall Duty, llumeromn Uflicer, Office Assistant. DODD, HAZEL Pcrsnnality Clulm, Ilall Duty. llumeruum Uflicer, Pep Squad. DODDS. CHARLES Typing Awards. Seniors DOWNING, DARYL R. DREBENSTEDT, ARTHUR Typing Awzirds, DREBENSTEDT. FRED M. DUNEGAN. EVELYN. DUTTWEILER, WARREN Ilaiketlmll Smtuzttl, llciys' ll Club, Ili-Y. llnmeronm Otticer. EDEN, JOHN G. EISENHART, WILMER V. III Student Council, Philo Treasurer, Pm- Jectiun Club President and Vice-President, Trigun Secretary, 1Ii-Y, Reserve llztfketbzill Sqnzul, Athletic llmtrd, Track, Madrigal Chorus, Boys Glee Lluh ll,' Mixed Cbnrus ll, Operetta Clturtis. Il. Special Chur- uses, Ilnys' Glee C.ub President, Ilcnneruuni Otticer, Pep Squad, Typing Awards. ELL'IOTT, JEANNE Girl Reserve, CAA, Orchestra VII, Music lt, Special Orchestra Groups. llall Duty, Slturtbancl and Typing Awards, ELLISON, LE ROY ELTING. ROBERT ERICKSON, PAUL Triutnt Vresitlent :intl 'l're:tsul'l:r, Orchestra VI, Htinteroonl Officer. ERTZ, HELEN L. Girl Reserve, Personality Club, GAA Iioztrd Menl- ber, Ilcnierontn Oftin-er, Typing Atrnrds. EVERSMAN, MILDRED llnnd YI, Operettzt Vlmrus, Mixed l'lmrus, Typing Awards. EWINCER, WESLEY CDC Treasurer, 'I'rignn, Ili-Y, Athletic Ihmrtl, Tennis. Spanish Club. llmnerontn Ofticcr. Other Ilnnnrs from linrt lladison Iligltscliool. FEHSEKE, VIRGINIA Music li, Girl Reserve, Cztniera Club, GAA I3U:tt'tl, Orcliestrn VI, Operetta Cburus, lloinernum Officer, Slturtliztnd and Typing Atrztrds, Pep Suuacl, FELLINGER, ROBERT junior tflztss 'l'reztSurer, Student, Council, Rntnry Representative, VDC. Tritzun Serizezint-:tt-At't1is and Locker Captain. Radio Club, Cast Member of Life begins at Sixteen. 'l'eupnt on the Rocks, Ilunor Roll Y, llomeroum Oiilcer. FISCHER, PAUL 'lirigrnn Sergeant-:tt-Artns. llmnertuun Officer, Ilttll Duty. FISHER, ARLENE MAE Typing Awartls. l'ep Squznl. FORD, MARY Hnnnr Roll, Ilztll Iluty, Ilnnterornn Otlicer. Shurtlutnd :uid Typing Awards. FOUTS. EUGENE E. FREEDMAN. PATRICIA Student Council, Ilypittia Secretary. Scribbler, Girl Reserve Prugrnm Ultttirnimi. Cznuerzn Club, GAA, Cast ltletnlzer nt The Ring and the Look. Band Yl. Orchestra VI, lflutc Trio ll. Ilonur Roll V, Ilumeromn Ofticer, llztil Duty. FRITZSCHE, BETTY Vntltftntlcr Etlitnrfin-Cltiei, Quill and Scroll, PNG Newsbawk. Scrihbler Secretary. Alpha Treztsurcr, Cast Nlemhcr of Objections Overruled, The Glnwst Stnry, Ilntmr Roll VI, Iloniernnnt Officer, Ilzdl Duty, Shortlmntl :mtl Typing Awards. GALLAGHER, MARJORIE Student Council, Ilypzttiat, Girl Rererve, Orchestra VI, Mztdrigal Clmt-us. Girls' Glee Club Ill. Mixed Chorus Ill, Special Clmrttses, Ilonnr Roll ll, llotnernoni Officer, llztll Duty, Typing Awards. CALVIN, HELEN Ilypatizt l'r0gr:in1 Clmirttlntt, Girl Reserve Vice- Prcsitlent, Drntna Club, Girls' Glen: Club lll. Mixed I'lmruS Ill, Oper- ettn Clmrus llI, Special Clturnses. GARRETT, BONNIE. fiirl ReSurt'e, l'ersnna1ity Club, Girls' Glee Club, 'I'y,ing Awards, Other II-nnurs from Detroit lligltsclmul. GERBER, MAXINE Girl Reserve. Persnnztlity Club Publicity Clmirxunn, Cast Metnber ni The Lust Princess. GAA, Slinrtltztnd and Typing Awards. GERDES, JOHN 5-tndent Cmittcil. PNG liusiness Mazinger, CDC, Qui'I and Scroll, Ili-Y Vresizlent, Cast Member of What at Life, Soplmninrc Cltatnpimiship I'leb:i1'e Teznn, Honnr Roll II, Ilmueroom Officer, llztll Iluty. GIESELMAN, DORIS I'et'smmfity Club. Hall Duty, Typing Awnitls. Page Sixteen Page Scxeuteen Seniors GILSON, KATHRINE Typing Au'ardS. GLANTZ, DICK lfnntliall Squad, llasketlrall Squad, llafehall. GLENN, DOROTHY PNG Editor-in-t'hiet'. Seuiur Class President and Secretary, Student Cuuucil, First l'lace in Feature llivisiuvn of Drake Creative Awarcls, Quill and Scroll, Alpha, Scrilibler, Girl Reierve, Ilonnr Roll Ill, Girls' Athletic ll, Spanish Clnlr, Ilumerooni Ofticer. GLOOR. TOM Trigun Vice-l'resident, Honor Roll. GNEKOW. RUTH H. Iland, Girls' Glee Club ll, Blix:-il t'l1m-us, Short- hand and Typing Awards. GOESER, ROBERT Varsity lbeliate Squad II, Degree nf Distinction in Natiunal Forensic League, Snpllmnure Championship llelmate Team, Student t'unncil, Literary ll. Philo Presirleiit and Secretary, lloys' Glee Cluli, Uperetta Chorus, llunnr Roll VI. llnnieruoni Oliicer. GRANER, MARIANNA J. Girl ReScrve, Persrmality Cluh, GAA, Swim- ming Department Head. llall Duty. Pep Squad, Typing Awards. GRANT, LLOYD A. Vast Member of Little Father of the NVi.ller- new, George lYasliixif.ztnn Day I'lay. llounr Roll, llall Duty, Typ- ing Awardi. GREEN, MARCELEEN MAE Hypatia Treasurer, GAA Treasurer, Girl Reserve, lland Vl, Girls' tilee Cluli ll, Mixed t'huruQ, tlperetta Chorus, Special Clmrnses, District and State lland Meet, Iluniermun Officer, GRIFFIN. FLOYD Ili-Y, GRIFFITH, ALICE RUTH Girl Reserve, GAA, Girli' Ulee Club ll, Mixed Chnruf-, Choral Concert, Pep Squad, GRIITFITH, DON E. l'8zG Make-up Editor, Quill and Sgroll, Philg l'i'efnlent and Vice-l'rcside1it. I'r0jectinn tflnli l'reside-nt, Cast Member of lYhat a Life. VYashingt'on Day l'lay, Hi-Y Activities Chair- man, Frmtlsall Squad, lloys' B Cluli, llasehall, llnys' Glee Club, Mixed Churus, Operetta Vlmrns, Ilomemum Officer, Hall Duty. GROFF, ROSE MARY Girl Reserve. Personality ljluli Vice-President, GAA lloard Memhc-r, llunur Roll, llall lluty, l'ep Squad. GROSS, WARREN Ili-V, Art Cluli President and Vive-llreeirlent, l'ep Squad. GUGELER, DONALD lYrestling, Boxing. GUGELER, JAMES Rarlin Club Secretary and Treasurer, lfnntlsall Squad, Track. Pep Squad. GUMM, DOROTHY L. Typing Award-, l'cp Squad, GUMM. MAXINE Uperetta Chorus. Special Vlinrusvg. l'ep Squad. HACKER, PEARL Drama Club. Ilonor Roll lll, lluinertniun Ufticer, Ilall Duty, Filwrthand and Typing Awards, HAGIE, LAIRD Trigun President and Secretary, llonnr Ro'l, llulnc- mmn Ufticer. HAIST. PERRY, JR. Tennis Team, ,lnniur Tennis l'l1ampifin, Ili-Y. HALLGREN, DOROTHY llmuermnn 0Fticer, 'l'ypim: . twar1.ls. HAMMJE, ANNA K. Pcrsoxiality Cluli. HANCER, PAULINE Uperetta Chorus, llancer in The llartered Bride. Rhy1lim un Parade, Spanish lfluln Yice-President and Secretary. Ilunnr Roll Ill, l'ep Squad. HANRAHAN, VIRGINIA Hypatia. GAA. llouur Roll Y. llomernom Officer, Slitmrtlxand and Typing Awards. ' HANSEN, BILL Student Council, PKG Advertising Manager, Sectmd in State Atlvertiiiing Selling. Cheer Leader, Philo, Trigun, lli-Y Social tfliairnian, Vast Memller of Rich Man. Poor Man, Runner-up in District Tennis Meet, lloys' Ll tiluli, Reserve llasketliall Squad. llmm-mom Ufticer. HARRIS, JEANETTE MARIE Girl Reserve, GAA, l'ep Squad. HARTMAN, JANET l'ersunality Club, Operetta Clmrus, Typing Awartls. 'Y Seniors HARTMAN, MARY J. Personality Club, Operetta Chorus, Hall Duty, Pep Squad, Shortliand Awards. HASSEL, ARTHUR Chess and Checkers Club, Pep Squad, Typing Awards. HATFIELD, MARIAN Interpretive Reading Contestant at Iowa City, Drama Club Secretary, Cast Member oi XYhat a Life. Ile a Little Cuckoo, Rich Mau, Poor Man, Honor Roll ll, Mixed L'horus, Op- eretta Chorus, Special Chorus, Ilmneroom Officer, Typing Awards, HAWN, NEVA J. liall Duty, Pep Squad, Typing Awards, HAWN, WILLIAM Hall Duty, Pep Squad. HAYES, JEAN Operetta Chorus. Honor Roll, Hmueroom Officer, Shorthand and Typing Awards. HAYS, PATRICIA Drama Club, Ilonor Roll, llomeroom Officer, Short- hand and Typing Awards, 'Hall Duty, Pep Squad. HECOX. FRANCIS. HERIN, LOLA ANNA Girl Reserve, Art Club, Shorthand Awards, HIPPE. RICHARD. . HIPPE, WANDA Girl Reserve, Drama Club, Operetta Chorus, Special Chorus. Typing Awards. HODGES, BETTY Alpha Treasurer. Girl Reserve. Rand Vl, Oneretta Chorus, Honor Roll IV, Homeroom Officer, Shorthand and Typing Awards, NVinner oi Alpha Spelling Contest. HOELZEN, ELMER Ili-Y, Boys' Glec Club III, Mixed Chorus. Operctta Chorus. Special Choruses, Homeruoui Officer. HOFFMAN, ALICE MARIE RHS Representative for Vocational Home- making Conference at Ames. HOFFMAN, EDWARD Hand VII. HOGBERC, HAROLD Captain of Football Team, lioys' H Club, All State Track Team. Track, XVrestling, lioxing, Drake Relays, State Track Team. HOKE, HERBERT, JR. Art Club, Track, Hall Duty. HOKE, YVONNE l ersonality Club, Shorthand and Typing Awards. HOLMBERC, JACK Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Special Chnruses, Pep Squad. HUMPHREY, ROBERT Fire Squad Sergeant-at-Arms, Iiunxernoni Offi- cer. Hall Duty. Other Honors from the La Grange lligh School. ILKENHONS. GERALD H. INCHRAM, GAIL H. Typing Awards. INGHRAM, IOLA MAE Girl Reserve, GAA Tumbling Instructor, Cast Member nf Life Begins at Sixteen, Honor Roll V, Honieroom Officer, Shorthand antl.Typing Awards, T'ep Squad. JACOBS, MERLE Projection Club Chief-Mechanic, Radio Club Vice- President and Secretary, Ilrmor Roll, Ilmneroom Officer, JARVIS, CHARLOTTE Alpha, Operetta Chorus, llonor 'Roll IV, Home- room Oflicer, Typing Awards. JENSEN, MARY Hypatia, Girl Reserve, Cast Member oi Be a Little Cuckoo. Orchestra VI. llonor Roll V. llomeroom Officer. Attendant to Honieconiimz Queen, Accompanist to: Girls' Glee Club, lloys' Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, Operetta Chorus. Girls' Sexterfe, lloys' Quartet, Tenor. Mezzo-Soprano and Lyric Soprano Solo. JENSKY, ROBERT Hi-Y, Drama Club Vice-President, Fair and Supe- rior Awards in Iowa. Niue for Two Years. Cast Member of XVhat a Life, Life Begins at Sixteen, Rich Mau, Poor Man, Christmas Play Cast, Band ll. Honieroom Officer. JOHNSON, DALE Typing Awards. l'aLZc Eighteen Paxe Nineteen l l l l 1 1 l l Seniors JOHNSON, PHYLLIS VIRGINIA GAA Connnittee Chairman, Home- room Officer. Typing Awards. KARLE, WILLIAM Boxing Championship, Xlirestling, Athletic Board. KEITZER, CAROL Personality Club, Operetta Chorus. KESLER, NINA Personality Club. Homeroom Officer. Shorthand and Typing Awards. KIERSEY, TOM tlloxing. Track. KINDIG, ORVILLE CDC Treasurer. Basketball Squad. lloys B Club, First in Little Six Tennis Doubles, Runner-up in State and Oskaloosa Tennis Tournament, Tennis Squad. KIRBY, REX Baseball. KIRKLAND, DARLYNE First in State Feature XVriting. Editor of Radio Press. I'8rG Newsliawk. Quill and Scroll. Alpha, Girl Reserve, Cast Member of What a Life, Life Begins at Sixteen. lt's a Matter nf Life and Death, Attendant to Homecoming Queen, Honor Roll, Home- romn Officer, Hall Duty, Pep Squad, Typing Awards. KNUTSTROM, EVELYN GAA, 'Tumbling Club, Pep Squad, Typing Awards. KOELLING, DON Philo Treasurer, Trigun Vice-President, Projection Club Vice-President. Hi-Y Chaplain. Cast Member of Life Begins at Sixteen. Boys' Glec Club III, Mixed Chorus, Uperetta Chorus, Special Choruses, Spanish Club. Honteroom Officer. KOOISTRA, RALPH Hall Duty. , KOWSKI, EDWARD Boys' Glen Club, Mixed Chorus. Operetta Chorus, Special Choruses. LANGER, MARIE Personality Club, GAA. Pep Squad. LAUREN, HOWARD Hi-Y. Camera Club. Fire Squad. LAW, WELDON CDC, Honor Roll, Operetta Chorus. LEAVERTON, BETTY LEE Girl Reserve, llrama Club. Sophomore De- bate Team, Cast Member of XVhat a Life, Life Begins at Sixteen, Essay un American Deluozzrncy, Honor Roll. LEHMAN, JEAN Drama Club, Vast Member of Life llegins at Six- teen. Orchestra VI, Girls' Glee Club Il, Mixed Chorus, Operctta Chorus, Honor Roll ll, ' LEOPOLD, MARGARET Girl Reserve. LEYES, LEONA. LIETSCH, BETTY Girls' Glee Club II, Mixed Chorus, Operetta Chorus. LINDGREN, HAROLD Drama Club, Reserve liaslcelball Squad, Minor li, Lincoln Day Assembly Play, Ilonzeroom Oflicer. LINDQUIST, CHARLES E. Trigun Locker Patrol Captain, Cast Member 'l'XYhat a Life, Drama Club Treasurer and Stage Manager, Spanish u 1. LINDQUIST, KENNETH Stagecraft few, LOHMANN, TED LONG, BERNICE Personality Club President and Treasurer. Hall Duty, Typing Awards. LONG, KATHLEEN Personality Club, Shorthand and Typing Awards. LOOKER. WILLIAM M. LOSERTH, KENNETH E. Baseball. Seniors LOX, JOHN, J. Hand ll. LUNDELL, TOM Hi-Y, Boys' ll Cluh, Football Squad. lioys' Glen Club II, Mixed Chorus. Operctta Chorus. LYONS, GEORGE EDWARD Cast Member of What a Life, lt's a Matter of Life and Death, Drama Club, All State Quartet, Operetta Soloist. Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Special Choi-uses, Ilnnor Roll, Ilomeroom Officer. Spanish Club, Christmas Play. XVrestling, lloxing. LYONS, RONNIE P8zG Sports Editor, Philo, Trigun, Honorable Men- tmu in Editorial NVriting in Drake Creative Awards. Quill and Scroll, llasketball Squad, Boys' B Club, Honor Roll, Honieronm Officer, Hall Duty. Typing Awards. MACK, MILDRED Homeroom Officer, Pep Squad, Typing Awards. MALLONEE.. RUTH Pep Squad. MARSHALL, RICHARD Radio Club. MARTIN, HELEN MATSCH, BILL Stagecraft President, Cast Member nf lt's a Matter of Life and Death, Hi-Y, Radio Club. Athletic Board, Ilumeroom Oiiicer. MAURER, WALTER NVrestling Championship, Typing Awards. MAXWELL. PAULINE Shorthand and Typing Awards. McANALLY, BETTE Girl Reserve. Office Assistant. Typing Awards, Hall Duty. McCARTNEY, ROBERT Fire Squad Captain, Football Squad, Pep Squad. McCOLLOCH, RICHARD Honor Roll. MCDONALD, BETTY GAA Treasurer, Drama Club, Girls' Athletic B, Operetta Chorus, Hall Duty, Pep Squad, Typing Awards. McGRUDER, MARJORIE Operetta Chorus. Hoiuerooxu Officer, Hall Duty, Shorthand and Typing Awards. Pep Squad. McKIM, SHIRLEY PKG Associate Editor, State Championship in Newswritiug, Student Council, Third Place in Drake Creative Awards Newswriting, 'Hypatia Program Chairman. Honorable Mention in Inter- view XVriting, Orchestra 11. Cast Member of NVhat a Liief' Tulip Time, Girl Reserve, Honor Roll V. Llomeroom Officer. Hall Duty, Typ- ing Awards, MEI-IAFFY, DWIGHT Hi-Y. Archery Club Secretary. Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. Typing Awards. MELLER, HENERY MENNEN, JIM Proiection Club Vice-Presitlent, Stagecraft Crew, Foot- ball Squad, Track, Position on All State Track Team, lllaseball, Home- rooni Officer. MERCHANT, LOIS W. Operetta Chorus, Homeroom Ofiicer, Shorthand and Typing Awards. Hall Duty. MESSMER, WARREN R. Archery Club President, Athletic Boarrl, Pep Squad. MILLER, JEANNE PKG Adman. Quifl and Scroll, llypatia, Drama Club. Girls' Glee Club, Special Choruses, Honor Roll, Humeromn Ofticer, Hall Duty. Typing Awards. MILLER, MARGERY CATHERINE Personality Club, Operetta Chorus, Pep Squarl, Typing Awards. MILLER, ROSS Camera Club. MOELLER, WARREN Senior Class Treasurer. Projection Club Secre- tary, Trigon. Iii-Y, Member oi Sophomore Championship Debate Team. Cast Member of Little Father oi the IVilderness, Honor Roll VI, Homerooni Oflicer. Pep Squad. MOGREN, LORRAINE PKG Feature Editor, Girl Reserve, Cast Mem- ber of NVhat a Life, Rich Man, Poor Man. Other Honors from Des Moiines and Davenport Highscliools. MOORE, SAM Radio Club. Page Twenty l l Parte 'liwenly-one Seniors MOORE, WILLIAM Hi-Y, Football Squad, Track, Pep Squad. MORAN, FRANK E. Fire Squad Chief, Camera Club, Radio Club, llatld Vl. Orchestra VI, Mixed Chorus. MORGAN, JAMES Hi-Y, Boxing Championship, Hall Duty. MUMMERT, MILDRED Student Council, Pathfinder Classes Editor, Quill and Scroll. I'8zG Newsliawk. Scribbler, Hypatia Program Chair- man. Girl Reserve Social Chairman. Honor Roll IV. Cast Member of Rich Man, Poor Man, The Lost Princess, Hall Duty, Typing Awards. MURGUIA, DOROTHY Shorthand and Typing Awards, MYERS, JACK NELSON, CAROL Alpha President, Girl Reserve. Soprano Soloist in Music Contest, Madrigal Chorus, Girls' Glee Club Il, Mixed Chorus lll. Lead in The Mikado. Special Choruses, Honor Roll V, Typing Team, Literary ll, Individual Accuracy Award at District Meet, Home- romn Officer, Shorthand and Typing Awards. NESBIT, JIM Business Manager ni Pathfinder. Senior Class Secretary and Vice-President, Lead in What a Life, Life Ilegins at Sixteen, Vast Member oi The NVonder Hat. The Ghost Story. CDC, IIi-Y, Ilnys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Operetta Chorus, Homeroom Oliicer. NIXON JAMES Track, Baseball. NORMAN, MARGARET Pep Squad. OBERHAUS, JACK Tumbling. OETKEN, FRANK Iloys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Operetta Chorus, Ilrnnerooln Utiicer. OETKEN, WILMA Hypatia, Orchestra Vl, Girls' Glee Club ll. Girls' Glee Club Librarian, Mixed Chorus, Operetta Chorus, Honor Roll. 0'KEEFE, RADAH E. Girl Reserve, Personality Club. PALMER, JACK Associate 'Business Manager of Pathfinder, PKG Sports XVriter. Trigon Historian, Quill and Scroll, lioys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Operetta Chorus. PARMETER, KATHRYN Mixed Chorus, Pep Squad. PAULE, CELESTINE Jnmior Class President and Vice-President, Slu- dent Council, Organizations Editor of Pathfinder, Scrilvbler Vice- President, Alpha Vice-President, Girl Reserve, Inter-Club Council Repre- sentative, PKG Newshawk, Cast Member of Rich Man, Poor Man, Tea Pot on the Rocks, Ilumeroom Ofhcer, Hall Duty. Mixed Chorus. FENCE, EILEEN J. Personality Club, Honor Roll, Other Honors from St. l'aul Highschool. PERKINS, MABEL. PERRY, BETTY Personality Club, GAA. Spanish Club, Hall Duty. PETERSON, RICHARD LEE lloys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Track, Wrestling, lloxing, Homeroom Officer, PIERCE, SHIRLEY M. Girls' Scxtette, Girls' Glec Club lV, Girls' Glee Club President. Madrigal Chorus, Mixed Chorus Il. Uperetta Chorus Il. Special Choruses, Girl Reserve, Shorthand and Typing Awards. PIERSON, LEROY POGGEMILLER, EDITH Personality Club Treasurer and Vice4PreSiLlent, GAA, 1.613 Squad, Typing Awards. PUDDICOMBE, VIOLA GAA lloard Member, Pep Squad, QUINN, KATHLEEN Girl Reserve, Other Honors from St. Paul High- school. REDMAN, IRENE Girl Reserve, Personality Club, Girls' Glee Club ll, Mixed Chorus, Other Honors from Uttuinwa Highschool. RICKMAN, MILDRED Personality Club, Honor Roll, Ilolneromn OPE- cer, Hall Duty, Shorthand and Typing Awards, l'ep Squad, Seniors RILEY, EILEEN Scribbler, Alpha. Girl Reserve Treasurer, PKG Atl- urtn, Cast Member oi Life Begins at Sixtccn, ' Cltristn1as at the Quinn's. Rich Man, Pour Man. Band IV, Spanish Club Vice-Presb dent. Homeruuni Ofticer. ROBERTS, ANNE E. Associate Editor Patlthnder. State Champion- ship in Ad writing. Quill and Scroll. PMG Newsltawk. S-cribbler, Alpha Secretary. Sophomore Debater. National Forensic League. lland IV, Special Orchestra Group. Orchestra V1. Honor Roll V, Ilumerrmtn Oflicer. ROBINSON, ROLLAND Football Squad, XYrestling. llall lluty, ROCKENBACH, RUTH ELEANOR Alpha, fiirl Reserve, Persnnlxlity Cub President, GAA, Girls' Glee Club lll. Mixed Clmrus. flperetta Chorus, Special fflmruses. Hall Duty. ROCKHOLD, ROBERT PKG Allman, Captain ol' Cheer Leaders, Trigun. Ili-Y, Stagecraft Secretary, Cast Member ni What a Life. The Ring and the Look, lt's a Matter of Life and Death. Drama Club. RODGERS, EDWARD Honor Roll. ROESCH, JACK H. Trigmt, Archery Club Secretary, lland Yl. lloys' Glee Club lil. Madrigal Chorus. Mixed Chorus, Cast Member of the Mikado, The Bartered Bride. Special Chorus, Honor Rnll, Hotne- room Officer. RHODE, KERMIT lloys' Glee Club ll, Mixed Chorus. Special Chorus. ROLF, BERNICE Pep Squad. ROSEBERRY, GLADYS MARIE Personality Club, Mixed Chorus. Houteroom Ofticer. Shorthand and Typing Awards. ROTH, MAX Art Awards at Tri-State Fair, Honor Roll. Track, Hall Duty, Homerootn Otiicer, Typing Awards. ROTHLAUF, ROBERT A. Co-captain of Football Squad, Tackle on All State Squad, All Little Six Football Team, llcys' ll Club, Athletic Iluard President, Fourth Place in Little Six Shotput Cumpetitinn. ROTTMAN, DOROTHY Drama Club. Archery Club. Cast Member nf A Sign Unto You, llomertmm Oflicer. Hall Duty. Shorthand and 'Typing Awards. l'ep Squad. RUDD, GUY LEON Iiotnxr 'Roll ll, Hall Duty, Shorthand and Typing Awards. RUSSELL, ROBERT IILY. Chess and lflteckers Club President, Hunte- roctm Officer. Typing Awards. SALOME, HELEN LOUISE Girl Reserve, Personality Club. llounr Roll. Shorthand and Typing Awards, Pep Squad, SANDERS, STANLEY Senior Class Vice-President. National Forensic League, Student Council. CDC Vice-President. Trigun, Hi-Y Treasurer, Cast ltlcmber nf Teapot un the Racks, Rich Man, Poor Man. lluys' Glen Club ill. Mixed Chorus lll, Uperetta L'hurus lll, Special fTl1u:'uses. lland Yi, Drama Club, Htiinur Roll, Ilmuerofmt Officer. SAUTER, GEORGE C. lland Vi, Orchestra IV, Camera Club, SCHAEFER. BETTY LOU Seruntl in State for Accuracy nn Typing 'l'eatn, Literary ll, Alpha, Girl Reserve. Personality Club Secretary, linnnr Rull, llnlneroont Ufl-icer, Shorthand and Typing Awards, Pep Suuad. SCHAEFER, KARL Vast Member oi lt's a Matter ut Life and Death. Tttutbling, Assembly Guard. SCHAUENBERG, PATRICIA Alpha Secretary. Girl Reserve, GAA, Cast llletnber nf Rich Man, l'unr Blau, Hand Vlll, Orchestra Ill, liunor Roll Ill, Girls' Glce Club, Uperettrt Chorus. llnxncruoin Oflicer. Typing Axrardfs. SCHLARBAUM, JEAN CARALYN Orchestra VI. lland II. Special Or- chestra Gmups, Operetta Chorus. Pep Squad. SCHMIEG, RICHARD Radio Club Treasurer. SCHMITZ, FRANCES Archery tdub, llall lluty. Shorthand and Typing Awards. Pep Squad. SCHULZ, ETHEL J. National Forensic League. Yarsity Debate Tcanl, Alpha, Girl Reserve, llnnur Roll Y, limnerumn Officer. Sltnrtliantl and Typing Awards. Suphonurre Debate Team, SCHWARTZ, BETTY Make-Up Editor uf the l'atbtinder, Quill and Scroll, PKG Newsliawk, Girl Reserve. Orchestra VI, Drama Club, Cast Bletnber of 'l'bree's a Crowd, lic a Little C'ucknn, Special Or- chestra Groups. Hall Duty, Ilnmeromu Utihcer. SCHWARZ, WARREN P. Tutnbling, llonteruutn Officer, SCHWENKER, CHARLOTTE A. Girl Reserves, Girls' Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, Uperetta Vhnruses. Special Fltnruses, llonnr Rull, llrune- rnmil flllicer, llall Duty. Pep Squad. l'a tie Ttren t y- t wrt Page Twenty-three Seniors SCHWENKER. MARIAN Alpha, Girl Reserve, lilrznna lflub, GAA, liirls' Glee Club lll. Mixed Chorus. Oneretta Cltorus ll, Special Chorttses, lltnneroom Officer, Pep Squad. SCHWERIN, KENNETH PKG Print Shop. SEIBERLING, BETTY lltnnerotnn Otticer. SHAY, JAMES Reserve linsketbnll Squad. Minot' ll. SHEAFE, ANNETTE PKG News lftlitor, Quill and Scroll, llyputia, Girl Reserve, Cast Member of The Ring and the Look, Rich Man, Poor Ilan. linnnr llul Y, llonterootn Officer. SHEPPARD. EDGAR SIMON, RUTH Interpretive Re-adintz. Lite:-:try lt. tfztst Member of What a Life. lt's at Matter of Life and Death. Nile n Little ffttcl-mo, The Ring :ind the Look. Rich Mun, Poor Man, Ilypatigt President and Vice-l'resident, Scribhler, Girl Reserve. Spanish Club President, llonor Roll Y, llotnerotnn Officer. SIMPSON, WANDA Ilall Duty. SISCO, HOWARD Football Sqtnul. Honorable Mention on All-State 'I'eani, All Little Six lfnotbztll Squad, XVrestlim:, ltoys' B Club, Box- ing. Ilonternum Officer. SMITH, FRANCES Honor Roll. SMITH, JAY Honor Roll. SMITH, ROBERT llmtur Roll IV. SMITH, VIRGINIA MAE. SMITH, BILLY Art Club, State Track Meet. ltoys' B Club. SMUZER, VIVIAN Personality Club, Ilonor Roll. Pep Squad. SODERGREN. DICK Rotary Renreseumttive, Athletic Board President, Ilmmr Roll. Tennis, llaseball, Boxing. SORENSEN, EARL P. Assistant Fire Chief, Fire Squad, llnmeroom Officer. STAAT5. ALLENE STADTLANDER. DOROTHY Special Vhorus. llotnertmni Oflicer, Tyn- ing Awards. STARK, EVELYN M. llall Duty. STATTER, JACK STEIN, MARGARET ANN Scribbler President, llypalia Secretary, Girl Reserve Athletic Representative, lixmd V, Urchestra VII, Girls' Glee Club, Operctta Chorus. Music B. Hand and Orchestra Contest III. Honor Roll VI, GAA. Honteroom Officer. STEIN, MARY LOUISE Hypatizt President and Tr,easurer, Scribbler 'l're:tsure1', Orchestra Yll, Girl Reserve Cabinet, Cast Member ui 'l'hree's a L'rowcl, Life Begins at Sixteen, Htntur Roll Ill, Music ll. Orchestra Contest lll, Otveretta Chorus, GAA, llomeronnt Oflicer. Pep Squad. STICKLER, KATHLEEN Personztlity Club, Art Club. Hmneroorn Officer, Pep Squad. STIEFEL, MARJORIE. State Contest Typing Tezun, Literary B. Cast Member of Wlmt a Life, lt's a Matter of Life and Death. Teapot on the Rocks. Rich Man. Poor Man. Girl Reserve. Drama Club Presi- dent, Honterootn Officer. Typing Awards, Hall Duty. STINE, NETTIE MAY Hypatia Tt'e:zsurer. GAA Secretary, Honor Roll Ill. Ilcnnerotnn Officer, Shorthantl and Typing Awards. STUCKER, JOY PAULINE Pep Squad. SULLIVAN, ORAIBELLE Typing Awards, Other Honors from New Ltmtlon and llonnellson lligltschools. Seniors SUTTER, GRETCHEN ANN Student Council. l'KG Assistant News Editor, Alpha, Girl Reserve Secretary, Band IV, Spanish Club Presi- dent, llralua Club. Honor Roll. Hoiucroom Oli-icer. SWANSON, LLOYD J. Assembly Guard, lloxing. l'ep Squad. SWAYNE, HELEN Girl Reserve, Honor Roll ll. TATUM, ARLO D. PKG Feature Editor, Cast Member oi Rich Man, Poor Mau. Honor Roll. Soloist at Christmas Yesper Service, Blailrignl Chorus, lloys' Glee Club. Operetta Chorus, First in Amateur Contest, Other Honors from Oskalnosa and lies Moines lligllsclumlg. THOMANN, VERA ARLENE Student Council. Fast Member of What a Life. l'ersonality Club, GAA, Honor Roll, lionieromu Ofticer, Short- haud and Typing Awards. THOMANN, WANDA JEAN Drama fluh, Honor Roll. THOMPSON, BETTY JANE Girls' Athletic ll, GAA, Vice-President Archery Club Secretary. Vice-President and President. Uperetta l'lmrus, Ilomeroom Officer, Typing Awards. l'ep Squad. THOMPSON, KENNETH Basketball Squad, TIMMERMAN, LEROY Football Fqnad, llomirabln Mention on All State Football Squad llasketball Squad. lloys' ll Club, Track. Ath- letic Poard. Football Student Manager. TRAINOR, ALICE IONE Shorthand Awards. VAHLE, JEAN llnmernnnl Officer, Shortliand and Typing Awards, l'ep Squad. WAGLER, LEONA Hypatia, Girl Reserve, PNG Newshawk, GAA, Girls' Glee Club lll, Mixed Chorus, Operetta Cltorus, Special Chorusei. Hnnor Roll. Typing Awards. WAGNER, ETHEL Girl Reserve, llrzuna Club, Art Club, GAA, Girls' Glee Club ll, Mixed Chorus. Shorthand and Typing Awards. WALKER, CONSTANCE Excellent Rating on Art Poster at iowa City, Alpha Treasurer, Girl Reserve. Honor Roll II, lland IV, Girls' Glee Club Il. Mixed Chorus, Operetta Chorus, Special Choruses, Typing Awards. WALTER, VIVIAN Alpha, Girl Reserve, WASSON, CARL Second Place in Iowa State Mechanical Drawing Con- test, Honor Roll. WATSON, EFFIE L. Personality Club, llomeroom Officer, Assistant to Mr. Leake, Typing Awards. YVEDERTZ, KENNETH E. WEINREICH, DOROTHY Shorthand and Typing Awards. WELCH, RAYMOND Fire Marshal. lfootlutll Squad, llomeroom Officer. WELLS, MARTHA GAA, Homeroom Officer. WENDLANDT, PAUL F. HLY. Sophomore llasketball Squad. Athletic Board, Sophomore Tennis Champion. WESNER, JAMES CDC. lli-Y. Boys' Glee Club, Operetta Chorus. Special Choruses, Spanish Club Treasurer, Homeroom Officer. WESTFALL, HARRIET GAA lioard. Hand III. Orchestra VI, Girls' Athletic ll. Gir's' Glee Club IV. Mixed Chorus, 'lperetta Chorus, Special Cliornses. Honor Roll, Homerooin 0Fficer, Typing Awards. WHALEN, BETTY Girl Reserve. l'ersonality Club. Typing Awards. WHITCOMBE, WESLEY M. Camera Club Secretary, Treasurer and Vice-l'resident. Fire Sflllilil, Operetta Chorus. WHITE, RICHARD Fire Marshal, Ilomerouut Ufiicer. WHITE, SHIRLEY Associate Editor of Pathfinder, Scribbler. Alpha, P8zG Newshawk, Quill and Mroll. Cast Member of Life Begins at Six- teen. Rich Man, Poor Man. Orchestra VII, Special Orchestra Groups. Girls' Glee Club Ill, Mixed Chorus. Oneretta Lihoruses, Special Clioruses. l-Ionor Roll VI, llomeroom Officer. Hall Duty. Page 'Twenty-iour l Page 'l'wcnly4livc Officers ,Senior class oliicers, with the guidance of Miss Fan P. Lilly, have held the stick in the promotion of the Senior party, the class play, What a Life, and the formal ban- quet. Graduation announcements and cards were also in the charge of these students. 6' Senior Class Officers are: lletle Lon llrust, james Nesliitt. Daryl Danielson, Dorothy Glenn, XV:irren Moeller and Stanley Sanders. Seniors WIDICK. VIRGINIA M. Girl Reserve, Persmiztlity fflnh. Honor Roll, llfuneromu Officer, Hall Duty. WIEMANN, HELEN P. Personality Club, Operetta Clmruses, Hall Typing Awards. Duty, Girls' Hall Duty Assistant. WOLBERS, BETTY . WOLBERS, MARSHALL F. Ili-Y Secretary, llornrralrle Mention on All State lfootlmll Squznl, lloys' ll Club. WOOD, VIRGINIA Girl Reserve, l'ers.rm:ility Clulw, GAA, Hall Duty. Pep Sriuazl. YALEY, MAXINE M. Personality Duty. Clulw, GAA. Ilomerooin Ofucer, Hall YOUNGSTROM, MARJORIE Junior Cluh President and Vice'President, Ilumecmning Queen, Student Council, Literary lloard, Scrihhfer, Hypatia, Girl Reserve, l'SzG Newsliawk. Radio Press Commentator, Quill and Scroll, Cast Meniher ot' The Ring and the Look. llc a Little Cuckoo, Rich Man, Poor Man. Band II, Madrignl Chorus, Girls' Glec Club Ill, Mixed Chorus III, Operetta Choruses Ill, Special Chor- uses, Honor Roll V, llomerooni Otiicer. llall Duty. ZABLOUDIL, WARREN Orchestra VI, Football Squad, lloys' B Club, Sophomore llaslcethall Squad, Track. Ilall Duty. ZAISER, GEORGE, JR. Football Squad, Honor Roll, Fire Marshal. llrnneroovn Officer. ZIGLAR, DOROTHY Girl Reserve, Art Cluh Treasurer, GAA, Pep Squad, ZURMUEHLEN, ROBERT Trigon Trezisurcr, Honor Roll ll, Homeroom Otncer. SOVERN, RAY Foulhall Squad, Minor B. Honor Roll. Q, oi 'sg' Q it I Qs.-1' wa Is it the mumps, Rosie? Ruth and George take in the sunshine. Masterminds Morgan and Czlrmenn. Bob escorts Helen home after school. Dick helps Kay on with her co11t?! In the Spring the football pl:1yer's fancy turns-and Bob is no exception, is he Frances? li. B. :intl B. lf. dash clown for a coke. He-man Hansen tells Io Day ull about it. Ralph and Pauline have ai quiet chat with no one around? Jerome and Bing studying QFD on the lawn. Like lim's glasses, Nun? Spring fever- but it's an epidemic. Fay's Hrst day back to school. The old steaclies- Marge and Iohn. Pat, Connie anal Carol take over while Burrus and Iensky look on. Kirk Kurs Kapers. 'l'wem! scven CLIIHBIHH With one more year to go, the Iuniors are still CLIMBING to greater heights. Under the leadership of the class oflicers and the Adviser, Miss Mae Ludemann, the class pre- sented the three-act play, Spring Fever, and held a party entirely for Juniors, the first in the history of Burlington highschool. Junior Class Officers are: lirlscl Schweizer, Gloria XN'eiser, Betty Heinecke, Jean Payne and Rnlvcrt Damn. Adviser. Miss Mae Ludernann. Mr. Bacher Members of Mr. Bacher's Homeroom are: R. 5I'Lzu1ghlin, l'. Vzrrmeler, R. Varlcer. J, Perry. C. l.m.::ln. G. Peterson, C. Pllilzilmuln. li l'rmzh. Y, Long, S. Snider, R. Rehm, J. Payne, IL Nuss, . l.m'd. CC. Niukelson, N. Pluck. XV. l'iCliL 1', H. l'enrs0n, Hr, Paul ll:1r'her, ll. Phillips, ll. Lunrlell, li. l':u'ker. . 1. ll, Paulus, D, I'q-yuneyer, l'. Nic-mznni. R. Owens, H. Pryor, Y. Ilelierlirzm, J. Nenfner. Miss Bohlken Members of Miss Bohlken's homeroom are: ll. Knehler, M. Swznnder, C. Melcllcr. M. 'l'1'umhnll, M. L. XYaIsh. J. XYassml. R. XVill1er. ll. Vcnnarll, J. Known, l'. XYZHIIEIH, J. lllaul, M. Swan. F. Torn. II. XVnnrienlrcrg, V. NYn1rlin, V. Turner. N. Carter, T. NV:aIliS. J. VVaIdrn'f, ll. Uyrton, ll. 'l'hun1son, C. 'l':lylor, R, XV:1lkel'. XV. Tiemeier, Miss l'lorritl1y Iluhl- kcn. W. Sylvcsrnr. M. A. Miller. W. Knotts. .1 Miss F0111 Members of Miss Fa.ll's homeroom are: C. Harris, B. L. Near, J, Green, li. llainline, IS, Heinecke, T. Hal.gx'en. E. Happ, A. Miller. R. Mogren, N. Ilecox, R. Hahn, J, Gustafson, R. llnssel, F. Gooch, R, Sullivan. A, Hendrickson. N. Uinman, M. Hoff, E. L. Hicks, Bliss Anedra Fall. J. Hallgren, D. Glenn, J. llarner. AI. Hasiy, II. Hayes. R. llulmberg, A. Ilnrtxnun. I.. llnhfw. Y. Grant, D. Mohler. Mr. Fretz Members of Mr. Fretz's homeroom are: F. Lauc. M. Kronberg. J. XYells, B, McC'1m'en, I. XYest- fall. H. Lnuver, H. McLean. M. Krekel, E. Luleneuger, VV. 'Krel1lsiel, C. Lyon, F. Lewis, A. Krekel. D, I.imlstzuIi. E. Lindy. E. Krekel, C. Lange, A. I.eu1ml1I, ll. Luke, R. Lorber, Il. Lipnert, Il. I. McDaniel. l. Kupfer, I. Lauer, li. Larkins, Mr. Tllznl ll. Fretz, A. Lindquist, 1'. Lesscnger, J. Kurtz. uniors Miss Bowles Members of Miss Bowles' homeroom are: I':11-fe 'I'we:1ty-ei A. Strec-dheck, K. VaI.eu, D. Shivers, H. Smith, Y. Sum- mers. J- Stine. K. Sorensen, J. Studgell, R. Slniill, M. E. Spitzlniller, F. Sluhler, M. Stoermer, l'. Stempel, R, Suclegren, M. Vifisfshmeir, NY. Anderson, I, Sleater, C. Sny der, D. Horn. XV. Smith, V. Shnster, Miss Luellen llowles, D, Seiflcen, A, Dislerickcun, II. Smiih, Mr. Brunsell Members of Mr. BrunselI's homeroom are: l'. Metcalf, ll. Andrews, Milton Miller, Mary Frnnn-es Miller, l'. Muchlmlz, K. Jullnson, C. Meyer. I., Gnrman, E. Zilzxrtindale, R. NVickerl1:nn, V. Mapes, J. Massey, A. Moore, K. Moyer. J, Ninzlrd, M. Nan, Gallnrailll. .L Mohler. C. NYeyer, Y, Miller, L. XVaIker, Mr. II. A. Hrnnsell. Merril Miller, lilzxrgnret Miller. lf. Miller. l.. jnhnsnn, E. Hasty, C. Gornlzul. Pa gc Twniity -nine I H771 OPS Miss Hunt Members ol Mlss Hunt's homeroom are: C. Alfred, ll. Gcriloni, R. Tlininpsuil. M. Myers, C. Asclloff, C. Bacher. J. llilkcf- ll. Andrew, D. XYalkcr, C. llnuer, ll. llicksnn, ll. llzilin, IC. Admns. R. llemler. R. llnrimrd. R. Benkert. C. llerquist, Il. Anderson. I. Archer. ll. Arm- son, D. llershee, M. Allwzirtlt. G. llerslicc. J. Risclmff, ll. Augsliurptcr. l'. llairll. R. llinilcr. Miss Louise Hunt, H. Adams. ll. Smith. Mr. lohcmnseri Members ol Mr. Johannsen's homeroom are: E. Schweizer, R. Rcnscli. J. Riepc, J. Ryden, 'l'. Rowley. XV. Schmitll. E, Conrarl. R. Richardson, L. Shank, D, Rnlwinson, R. Seaman. R, Rockenlmch, H. Rickman. E. Rodin. K. Setterhurst. 1. Ricpc. R. Scliacffer. 1. Davis. Saltlcr. ll, Senver. VV. Sliarkey. E. Seiherlinlr. J. McKay, Mr. Carl jnlmnnscn, L, Rosencr. Il. Rlicinschmidt, Miss Klotzbczch Members of Miss Klotzbach's homeroom are: Ii. llurroll, li, Hohlkcn, Y. lferrimztnn, R. llmwn. IG. llliss R. llrncnger. ll. llrenr, N. Clmplnzin, A. Sniillx, N. Ilrneg, I, lluckley ll. lh'nn'n. l'. llutler, l. llryan, E. Bxirkv, ll, Royle. ll. llolillcen, N llrnwn, R. llriylc. V. llmriks, D. lloyd, Miss Anna Klolzlmcll, ll. llnlslcen ll, liurrus. Mr. Octthout Members of Mr. 0athout's homeroom are: G. Ryfler. I.. Ricks, E. Barnes. A. Sclmch, A. llurgus, B. Armpriest, K. Daniel:-011. J. Rule, J. Gzzrcn. M. l'emlletnn. R. Ilncliauzni, H, Scliwarlz, A. Cline. R. Rancr, A. Cnnnr, Il. Harker. M. Collin, L. Schulze, XV. Conrad. M. Cune, R. lircncke D. Czirlsnn, J. Roden. M, Ilzallgrcn. Riccklmff, Il, Gcffcrs, Mr. John Oatlmut, M. Schranz. R. Hazel, A, Concznnion. Mr. Sponheimer Members of Mr. Sponheimer's homeroom are: XY. Morgan, ll, Hurst. R. Kindig. J. Jackson, Il. Kowski, XY. Stoermer. R. Junes. li. Kearney, D. llult, K. Knoll, R. Kiuermnn, V. Kuleff, K. Jones. R. Jamieson. M. Kranzler, R. Tiemeyer. L. lm, B. Kiene lein. J. Townsend, M, Iluth. R. Knotts. ll. Johnson. Mr. Victor Sponheilner. M. Kester. R. Knopp. . Miss Wilson Members oi Miss Wilson's homeroom are: A. Phillips, S. Cartwright, II. Doty, D. DeNV:1lt, L. Cnrier, ll. Funk. P. Gallerick. C. Courts. S. Ekdnle, R. Egan, M. iliaxnpngne. ll. Ditto. ll. llnzel, G. DeWitt, V. Collins, I. DeAntonio, F. l'JeWein. E. Delmer, IJ. Dowell, L. Gerdes, M. Edwards. Mis Lucia NVils0n. F. Crane, B. Cferen. U. Dirlerickson. C. Powell, D. Elliott, J. Dwight, Comstock, R. Danni. ll. Drehenstedk, I'. Carlson. C. unions Miss Poindexter Members of Miss Poindextel-'s homeroom are U. Scssicms. J. Hahn, D. Fnmklm X Gdllmmltlx Iflnyll, L. Fritz, I.. Fine. J. Florlin. M. Genloin, R. Fisher x R Fifi Stuerxner, G. Gemers. J. Etheridge, G. Fritz. M. Fung he n N iss Irxn ces Pnimlexter. I.. XVilli:lms, IJ. lxlmtts XI Cmns R. Gustafelmi, M. Ertz, R. Geren Nl lnhnrf. 1' Geruml , 1. Penilmerlun, V. Giese. Mr. Soncmdres Members of Mr. Sonandres' homeroom are I.. Yaley. l. XVi1rI, XV. Vllellerlz, mn, l.. Vlfilliunls. XV. XVehh. R. XX'ieh. I. Mason, G. Rowley Young, J. Scllnpp. M. XVischnleier, I'. Nelson, IP. XYhulen, G. XVeiFer, L. XVeinrich R. Durzm. M. Weslerheck. Mr Vulln nn Norvnnlres I3 XVnellner, F. While. W. Linro4l. -N f ' ... 9' waiwals' :ure Tlnirtyfu Lunning and Bemon, Crokcr anal Murray swing out at the Sophs' party. You may think thretfs 21 crowd, but Hob Fawcett tloesn't seem to mind when thc girls arc Anita :mtl Marmie Leopold. Isabelle and Chuck look on as Phil Stenipel Cmust he near-sightetlj studies at close range. Recess for the Fire tlrill. After school. The winclow sent seems to be popular with Mil anrl Dick. More Spring fever. CEILING ZEHU Flying low for the present, the Sophomores have begun their climb toward' higher altitudes. One step upward was the Sophomore party, I1 new activity for the class, sponsored by the Alphas and Philos. Miss Bcxuerccxmper Members of Miss Bauercamper's homeroom are: A. Crolcer, M. Newell, G. Selirznnm, D. Knhrs, R, Reed, I.. Lines, C. Ilruntmeycr. L. Almott, R. Glaser, J. Hall, R, Henry, W. Freitag, lf. Martindale. II, Asliy. M. Trosen, L. Roth, R. Morgan, K. lijork, G. Kelly. R. Singleton. R. XVoIverlon. ll. Dickson, II. Stoneking, Miss liernice llruiercampcr, M. Elliott, L. Im, G. Maliaffey, Miss Ccxrdle Members of Miss Cardle's homeroom are: ll. jullannsen, ll. Kemp, I.. XYhur1un. J. llrener. ll. XVallace. R. Adolnhsnn, B, Cllriss, D. Mason, M. Reid, J. Menke. I. Bnmgnrdner, R. Morrison. B. Xeilsen. ll. Loeffers, 13. llzuhb, NY. Strauss, J. Cnd- debnck, J. Vnisel. ll. Gnntz, R. Gnrhznn, Miss Margaret Cnrdle. R, Schulz. A. Hand. Miss Dcrqqs Members of Miss Daggs' homeroom are: L. XVallen. E. Garret, li. Wickerhamn R, llurnnrin, G. Bunch, R. Meyer, R. Ilugfund, C. llrissey, G. 'I'enlmz1i, fi, Lznnlingz, D. liriuksnn. ll. Anderson, IL Tllonlunn, K. Yennard. H. johnson, E. Bliss, C. Uzunernn, M. Duty, NY. Clark- son, J. Kenner. E. Pershing. K. Long, V. Smith, F, Sage, Miss Plum Ilnggs, M Prox, E. Shntte, XV. Kindig. Sophomores Miss Blake Members of Miss Blake's homeroom are: C. Swander, E. Engstrcrm, Ungleslzee. A. Schulz, G. Rundorf, I'. Vk':Allace, I.. Cardy. U. Alfred, N. Distelhorst, lf. Kiehne, E. Lundess, G. Mo- sena, Bacher, J. Popp. P. Cummings, J. Smith. J, Gorman. G. liriar, A. Zach- rneyer, R. Logan, M. Peckhzun, R, llillynrd. C. Gardner. H. XVick, J, Johnson, Bliss Elmira llluke, J. Clark, II. Mennen. V, linrgus. Miss Blomquist Members of Miss Blomquisfs homeroom are: 1'. Parker, XV. Brown, H. lirucewell, V. Kel'er, XI. Henry, D. Mariin, V. NVeyer, II. llerges. V. Lindquist. C. Aschuff, ll, Dickey, J. Frank- lin, H, Moore. I. Aznlu. D. Pierson. P. Hole, M. Nelson, J. Stockdale, l', Chann- pnfzne. J. Redman, Miss Annette Blonlquist. L. Tmsen. F. Koestner. L. Srniiz. M. Wagier. IP. Glxnnz, D. Shearer, V. McKinney. Miss Hczusen Members of Miss Hauselfs homeroom are: J. Sknrup, J. Augustine, D. Kottemann, J. Gallagher. NV Lippert. J. Sooten, C. Rudd, D. Black, M. Miller, D. Dickson, I Bruxmneyer. Il. Glenn. D, Martinsun. C. Worton, B. Hammerck, XV Tmsen, IS. Paxon. R. Reeves. E, Stranburg, D. Engle, Miss Katheryn Hansen, R NValker, D. Hester. Mr. Ictrnieson Members of Mr. Jamieson's homeroom are: I. lbarnold, M. A. Anderson. R. Olverhaus, K. Iiuttrick II. Ford, I'. Schwartz, C. Duwell. I J. Lowe. C. Baxter. J- Horn, I. Fnhlgren, P. Middle' man. W. Clifton, K. Snyder, B. Lnnt. M, Walsh. P. Rheinschmidt, E. Blume, B. George, Mr. R. NY. Jamieson, I'. Gregg. J. May. J. Vittetoe R, Myers, B. Zerneke, J. Sander, XV. Kizer. R. Johnson, Il. Peterson, R. Brocklcmzln. ' . Mr. Tcrckleson Members of Mr. Tackleson's homeroom are: A, lloeclc, M. Toppiniz, B. Doyle. K, Fladf. M. Corlctt, J. Carpenter. l . Sullivan. A. Konus. I. Head, R. Rieke, M. McCartney. M. Lelmeck, ll. llrown. A. Dehner. NY. Neill, L. Hull. A. Rayer, D. Vugelgeszmg, L. Schwerin, 1'. Mack. M. Philalmuni. E. llehtz. l. Kallchrenner. M. llzuzndler. A. VX'est, Nr. llzmvlal Tackleson. M. Mil'er, E. XViIlEnms. M. Andrews. Mr. Thomason Members of Mr. 'l'homason's homeroom are: L. Schultz, R. Rust. P. llringer, ll. DiSYGlli0l'Sl. M NVick. D. Meyer. G, XVallen. B. Garfield. M. Baker. N. Ilnrl- man, P. Noelke. M. Zziiser, IJ. Van Usdol. lf. Moser. J. Kiersey. ll. Hobbs. XV, Engstrom. R. llliesener. F. llnrroughs, E. Allen, J. Landers, M. Mathnis. Sophomores Miss Lilly Members oi Miss Lilly's homeroom are: J. llrnn-n. K, Park. C. Reine. T. Madison, C. Arnold, VV. Schwerin. J. Tnrn. R, Waggoner. Tl. Cousins. R. Leinart, R. Riel-ce. E. Koelling, L. Hage- xne'er. M. Liederman, K . Gihhs, R. XYillson, R. Kronberg. B. Nelson. J. Scheiffer. Miss Fan l'. Lilly. M. Flndin. A. Delnynes. M, Hunger. R. Miller, I.. Miller. J. Stark. XV. Picker, A. Bloomer, A, Ebert. J. lIe'ms. Miss Melzicxn Members of Miss Meilzian's homeroom are: ll. Melmffey, R. Pierson, lf. Aslxy. ll. Muelln, A. VViscl1 meier. R. Siewart. M. DeVilbi5. ll. Park. M. West, R. Ellen. Z. Schaffer. T. Brown. A. llunl. C. Halcerty, R, Benson. D. l.ixnlqnis1. I. Ilenlan, E. Catmiznro, Miss Ruth Mel- zian. V. lloyd. l', Gfmn, L, Riffic, ll. Reckner, E. Canterbury, K. Schilll, M. Koenig, M. Nel- son. R. Cowen, V. Kearney. Pmge Tlurty-Eve , . JW Side bps s .ggyfw 32, Nothing like the Goal Post for -a bite of lunch and a bottle of pop. Helen and Iitlsel have been sticking to the straight and narrow all along this year. Nice goin'. Etta Lee Hicks seems to take the place of NVcs Mattlick as she helps Marie on with her coat. Bob :incl Willie . . . thut's all there is to say. Only Zl bag of potato chips separates them. Don and Dick . . . now, there's two up and comin' kids. That makes twice we've caught you up there, Don. Two more Sophs during their noon hour. Dot, Butch and Betty seem to be waiting for someone. The lawn got to be quite a habit. Ita, Parker and Cochran don't believe in tlivitling ap- ples, they bring their own. Thz1t's one way to pose for thc camera. Arc they coming or go- ing? You figure it out. ,Way back in the corner? Oh, that's Ralph Butler. Again we say, Ex libris. Maybe they take turns opening the cloor, NVho knows? l . Z MV!! font ol Room Page Tlurty six lim Gugcler takes over thc controls of thc central- ized sound system. Mary Ienscn and Bill Morgan read thcir scripts while Stanley Sanders awaits his cue. Carmean announces a short pause for station iden- tification. A speaker for every class- room. A Marge works up a radio skit. Mr. Oathout's homeroom listening in on the regular daily broadcast. I-lclcn Swaync, Betty Near and Bob Burrus in a class- room dramatization. Io vocalizes at the Senior party. Sound effects by Apple- gate. Dave and Carol in the control room of the Philo sound system during an Alpha Great Music pre- sentation. Tl ty s The past year has seen a broadening in scope of the clubs, giving greater oppor- tunities for training STU- DENT PILOTS. Develop- ment of leadership is the keynote of the Burlington highschool clubs. ENGINEERING CNEIN Student Council Members of the Student Council are: NY. Eisenhart. D. Glenn. S. McKim. R. Rockhold. G. XVeiser. E. Schweizer, J. Payne, P. Freedman. J. Gerdes. -B. Dickson. N. Mununert, G. Sutter. D. Danielson, J. Day, Paule, R. Goeser, li. llrust. J. Campbell. R. Fellinger, V. Thomann, S. Smitlers. C, Bacher, Mr. Robert White. U. George. R. Daum. M. Youngstrom, B. Hansen. As representatives of the student body, members of the Student Council give Mr. White a cross- section of student opinion on various school problems and help to decide questions on which there has been no set policy. Definite projects are undertaken by members of this group. This year they approved club constitutions, supervised the recording of honor points, and planned the Ten Honor Point banquet, had charge of the Lenten services, character theme and button assemblies, and made Service Award rec- ommendations. Student councilors, chosen at large and by clubs, are an informal group, having no officers. i l Page Tllirty-nine Girl Reserves Members of the Girl Reserves are: IJ. Sessions, ll, l'nhren. M. W'aIsli. ll, llazel. A. W'ist:hmeier. W. Himae. M. Stein, ll. lfltulin, M. Gramer. XV. Suhinislt, D. Knhrs. lJ. Zemer, M. Galla- gher. M. Schwenker. li, Riley, f'. Snyder, II. Stein, C. Ita, J, Cochran. ll. Morgan, G, Wallen. l'. Parker. M. Jensen. ,l. Miller, I., Nlog1'cn. G. Kelly, M, Swan, E. Gertlmn, ll, jn- hannsen. R. Grnff, E. llnhllcen, XY. Smith, ll. Nan. P. XVatnem. J. Sleater, .l, llurn. Koelling. M, Holy. ,l. Gallagher, D. Ileauchzunp, M. Anderson. l'. Cum- mings. M. llnuizh, ll. Galvin, I.. lm, ll. Krnnzler, M. Sleater, M. XYalsh, J. Sander. HUHLUHUS Tin can and pot-luck suppers, and toy dances make up the recreational side of the Blue Triangle, which holds its regular meetings every other Monday nights. This year, under the guidance of Miss Dorothy Bohlken, Mrs. Harris L. Dante, and Miss Kathryn Avery, the girls held a tri-state Girl Reserve conference, Christmas candle lighting service, a series of boy and girl discussions, week-end camp, com- piled a library at the Y and held a Girl Reserve Tea and Mother and Daughter dessert. An outstanding event of the year was the sponsoring of the duo-show, Mikado and House of Seven Gablesf, N With its main purpose the fostering of Christian ideals among its members, the Hi-Y holds dis- cussions, brings in outside speakers, and has occasional joint meetings with the Girl Reserves where boy and girl relations are discussed. As definite projects the club helped promote the lunior Red Cross drive and sponsored the Penny carnival. i Hi-Y Members of the Hi-Y are: F. Grillin, D. llult. R. Fawcett, Il Hansen. IJ. Danielson, M. NVulhers l', llaist, l'. XYe1nllanilt, ll. Brown, R Rule. ll, licnsun. J. Riepe, ,l. Sehupp. ll, Dickson, ll Lunxlell. C. llerquist, J. Iiuescli, J. Camp hell, R. llutler, J. Cercles, J. Flotlin P. Stempel, C. Asclioff. XV. Gross, Il. XYunnenherg, R. Mc Laughlin. D. Griffith, K. Snyder, R lluelizmaii, R. Sfullivan, M. Collin, R. Tie meier, S. Sanders, R. Mntscll. J. Ralston. F. Sage, ll, Jamieson, A Miller. R. Olierhuiis, R. Meyer, A lkloomcr. .l. McKay, C. Aschoff. , SKU PHTHUL The highlight of the Alpha's social program was the annual Mother and Daughter banquet, where merit awards were given for scholarship, participation in the club and participation in outside activities. Carrying out another yearly custom, Alphas gave a picnic in Perkins park for the faculty members. The resentation to the school and rnanavement of a new sound s stem for dances in the P Q Y girls' gym was a major project of the Philos. Sponsoring the after-game dances helped to pay for its installation. Alphas and Philos cooperated in promoting the Sophomore party, the Big Sister program for instruction in dancing and the Great Music series, which presented classical recordings to interested students. Page Forty Alpha Members oi the Alpha Society are: 1 NV:nIter. l'. XY:atnem, J. Payne, ll. Brust, S. NVl1i1e. J. Day, B. Schaefer. E. Schulz. Ii. Kearney, G. Sutter, E. R'Iey, V. C. Panle. M. Gerdom, IS. Ifritzsche, B. Near. C. Meyer. M. Schwcnlcer. D. Phillips, Nl. Stoernxer, ff, Bacher. l'. Schrnxenberbz. C, XVaIker. A. Rolzerts. C, Nelson, D. Kirkland, I. XYeStEall, M. Allwardi, A. Lindquist, L, Ita, E. Gernlonl, H, Hodges, ll. XYlxi1e, D. lloyd, V. Ferringlon. Jarvis, I. Sleater. ll, Royle. Miss Frances Poimlextcr. Il. Holstein. II. Adams, 11. Punk. V. Cmnt. Philo Members of the Philo Society are: NV. Eisenhart, D. Carmean. Il. flan- sen, Il. Sharkey, IX. Ditto, P, Stempel, C. XYeyer. R. Lyons, G. TleXN'itt. 13. Burrns, R. Eisenhart. Mr. Max Rees, T. XValli5, B. Goeser. ...,'.,,.u,amm,,., .V .N , .,...,., Q Sllll PHTHUL Page Forty-one Sponsoring a number of special assemblies for Armistice day, Thanksgiving and Washing- ton and Lincoln birthdays, the Hypatians also held a Locker Clean-Up week and helped with the Children's Crusade for Children. In addition to their own Mothers' Tea and a picnic, they gave a picnic in honor of the Seniors in May. Serving as a Booster club this year, the CDC's sponsored a Homecoming Week climaxed by the Keokuk football game and furnished the dog-house idea for the game with Ottumwa. At the basketball games they distributed an Honor Code and sponsored a score-guessing contest at the district tournament. An additional activity was the introduction of the Senior play. Hypctticx Members of the Hypatia Society are: XV. Oefkcn. E. Nami, F. Gooch, M. Gallatrlier. H. Pearson, I.. Shank, R. Simon. Tl. Bliss. J. Jackson. M. Jensen, Mary Stein, S. McKim, B, Hienecke, 1'. Freedman, A. Cochran. L. Rieke, Margaret Stein. H. Spitzmiller. 1. Volllncr, RI. Nan, A. Slicafe. E. llohl' ken, M. Allwardt, N. Stine-, V. Hanra- lian. D. Carlson. M. Green. H. Galvin. L. Vllagler. R. Brown. Miss Margaret Carflle, N. Brown, M. Young- slrmn, J. Miller. CDC Members of the CDC Society are: J. Cerlles. NV. Ewinger, D, Hult, VV. Law. J. lluesch, J. Wesner, I. Campbell. Mr. Harris L. Dante. O. Kindig, D. Danielson. J. Nesbitt. T. Lord. J. Riepe. Mr. XVil1iam Sonandres. R. Geren. Sanders. J. Cahn, R. Bu- chanan, R. Daum, II. XVunnenburg. K. Danielson. J. Ralston, R. Sullivan. Page Forty-two .Slill PHTHUL Selling candy and ice cream at all the games, and sponsoring weekly nickel dances and occasional tag days, the Scribblers earned more money this year than ever before since their or- ganization. The money will be used to help pay for the public address system installed last fall. Trigon boys ushered at all BHS basketball and football games, concerts, plays and activity button assemblies. Every week members check lockers and in the fall and spring decorate the gym for the football and ten honor point banquets. Scribbler Members of the Scribbler Service Cluh are: R. Brown, D. Glenn, C. Pnule, P, Freedman. M. Mummert, Il. Fritzsehe. R. Simon. S. Xkfhite. A. Roberts. B. Heinecke. Margaret Stein, Miss Kathryn Hansen, Mary Stein. I. Day. I. Payne. E. Riley, N. Brown, B. Ilrust, M. Youngstrmn, II. Pearson. M. White. Triqon V Members of the Trigon Service Club are: R. Znrmuehien, R. Eisenlmrt, C. Um'- ris. T. XVal1is, R, Tieineyer, R. Buchan- an. XV. Starkey, S. Sanders. I. Camphell. I. I'alme1', T. Gloor, K. Rockenbach. L, Hagie, A, Knrf, R. Lyons. R. Feilinger. J. Roesch, NV. Ewinger. Mr. R. T. Henning, I. Riepe, R. llurrus, M. Coffin, XV. Eisenllart, P. Fisher. D. Koelling, XV. ljarnes. Mr. Milton Mueller. R. Brucgger. J. Gahn. M. Gunsolley, R, Rockhold, C. Lindquist, D. Danielson. XV. Hansen. Page Forty-three SIN PHTRUL Although Stagecrafters are in a regular combination class with credit, they spend much of their time out of school building and painting scenery for all school dramatic productions. Students in Stagecraft choose the members of the following year's club. The only organization in Burlington highschool which assists with the curriculum, the Projection club shows movies for classes, parties and assemblies. The boys locate and order films in compliance with teachers' requests. They also do most of the servicing of their equipment. Stcrqecrcxit Members of the Stazecraft Crew are: A, Phillips, VV. Marsclz, S. Ekrlale, B Rockhold. F. Torn. J. Mennen. C. Harris. I. Dwight, L Carter, R. Ilruegger. Projection Members of the Projection Club are: Eiscnhnrr, f. Riepe, J, Fioain, II. NVunnenhe1'g. I. Cahn, C. Harris. Koclling, J. Campbell. J. Bueseh, G. lVl1ite. R. WV. Eisenhart, M. Coffin. J. Mennen, M. Jacobs. 14. Tiemeyer. D. Danielson, Mr. llfilfrnrl White. l'. Pemberton, D. Page Forty-four STUHT FLUEHS Chess cmd Checker Club Skill is developed in the game of chess by the frequent practices of the Chess and Checker club. Practice games anl tournaments were held with Horace Mann Iunior high. Evan Peters-in won the championship and Don Ralston was runner-up in the chess tourney held within the club. Drcrmot Club During the year the members of the Drama club presented plays at Thanksgiving and Christmas for the high- school assembly, and several Shakespearian skits for the Shakespeare club. The climax of their season was the production of the play The Trysting Place at Iowa City Play Festival where they received a rating of Uexcellentf' . Spanish Club The Spanish club, in its First year of or- ganization, has sponsored six Saturday night dances at the YMCA, purchased a ping-pong table for the boys' gym and held numerous social gatherings for its members, including picnics. Members of the Chess and Checkers Club are: D. Ralston, 13. Neff, J. Menke, F. Kielme, R, Atlolphson. H. Orton. T. Brown, L. Williams. M, Conner, C. Baxter. T. Madison, M. Krekell. R, Logan, E. Peterson, Mr. Victor Spolmlxeimer. I. He- man, I. Kurtz. Members of the Drama Club are: li. Jensky, G. Kelley, A. lloeek. Il. Hayes, G. Anderson, G, XVeiSer. S. Ekslale, IE. L. Hicks, C. Lindquist. E. Adams, A. Schulz, D. Gerslom, M. Andersen, D. Dick- son, A. Tatum. VV. Hippe. R. Fawcett, J. Cochran, E. Rodin. l'. Hacker, C. llacller, M. Stiefel. I. Lehman, J. Sanders, l. Adrian, F. Sage. ll. McDonald, B, Jamieson. J, Townsend, M. Flodin, '17, McBride, M. Hatfielll, Miss Lucia XVilson. G. Lyons, J. Cummings, If. Jones. Members of the Spanish Club are: G. Lyons, E. Riley, ll. Hurst, J. Ilugg. ll. Johannsen, E. llurgess. J. Hall, S. Mclilm, K. Danielson, M, Myers, R, Simon, VV, Morgan. G. Sutter. N. Brown, D. Ziemer, P. Gregg. J- llryzint. G. Anderson, C. Snyder. J. XVells, A. Leopold, Mr. XX'illiam Sonandres, P, Hanger. l A P age Forty-Eve SlUIll FLUEHS Art Club Boosting plays and concerts by making posters is the main objective of the Art club. Art students made a survey of all the pictures in rooms and all the books in the library to determine what was needed in BHS. Their final project of the year was the making of decorations for the Senior class banquet. Personality Club Most of the work of the Personality club is done within the organization itself to improve and develop the person- members. Outside speakers- talked to the girls, stressing various phases of personality. In addition to a picnic, and several parties tor members only, the club sponsored an assembly for all girls of the school, at helpful personality hints were presented. alities of its mothers' tea, which many Fire Squctd Fire squad of the Burlington highschool is 1 of twenty volunteer boys whose serve the school in fire preven- a service club purpose is to tion and planning fire drills. The squad has undertaken several new tasks, including organization of fire squads in the school system and supervision of fire drills in other schools with the aid of Fire Chief Robert Collatt. During Hre prevention week the members made speeches before the service clubs of the city and throughout the year they have inspected all the schools in the system. Members of the Art Club are: NV. Gross, J. llerquist, E. llfaguner. Il, Hokc. histol- liorst. M. Newell, R. Tompkins. I.. Schulz. V. Follins. M. Mallailey. V. WL-yur. X. Hecox, w X R. Leipert. A. Raver, J. Bryant, Miss Annette lllomqnist. Y, Hrmra- han. ll. Thomann. Members of the Personality Club are: A. Hammjc, P. Metcalf. V. Snmzer. R. Nut-kt-nlmeli, M. Langer. V. Fluke. T'. Maxwell. G, Uiercks. A. XViselimeier, l. Ilumgardncr. K. Long. Tl. Vllhnlen, G. Roseherry, Il. Salome. li. Poggc- miller. R. Groff. ll. VVeimn-n, ll. Keitzer. ll. liilffeli. Il. Barnes, l'. Nelson. A. Burgess. L. llrown, M. Granger. I. Catanzarn. M. Gerber. M. Miller. N. Kesler. V. Thomann. M. Miller, Il. Long. D. Giese'man, 4 V. Widiek, R. Eden. H. Dodd, fl. Ertz. C. Taylor. Bl. J. llartllmll. Miss Elma Daggs. E. Anderson. J. Hartnian. I'. llroivn, G. Baird, Members of the Fire Squad are: R. Humphrey, M. Collin. P. Pemlicrton, E. Sorenson. XV. llarnes. V. Turner. P. Butler. ll, Dickson, W. Wliiteonlll, F. Moran, K. Danielson, E. Snrllcr, R. Aflolnhson. E. Rodin. G. Anderson, A. Miller, VV. Trosen. Mr, Paul Iiaeher, R, Miller. J. McKay. M. lfX':-Lgler. Page Forty-six STUHT FLUEHS Camera Club During their meetings the members of the Camera club discuss photographic technique and listen to occasional out- side speakers on various phases of photography. The boys have helped to take pictures for the Pathfinder stalf. Mr. Oathout, club adviser, took numerous photographs for the Pathfinder. Archery Club The Archery club holds its weekly practices in the girls' gym or in the stadium. Members make their own arrows, some of which they sell to the girls' physical education department. A few carve their own bows. In May the members made a bicycle trip into the country for a picnic and shooting practice. Radio Club Members of the Radio club enter into tech- nical discussions at their weekly meetings and hold frequent contests in radio building. On occasional Held trips they study the equip- ment of the police station, radio range and various amateur sets. ,. - - r Members of the Camera Club are: XV, XVhitcombe. XV. Engstrom, M. CofFm. A. Severn, J. Flndin. A. Miller. R. Miller, Mr. John D. Oathout, T. Wallis. Members of the Archery Club are: B. Thompsdn, J. Roesch. A. Hunt. B. Anderson. E. Broeg, ll. Ralston, L. Fine. R. Ilolmherg, R. Mogren, M. Nvesterbeck. D. Kohrs, Miss llernice llauerczunper, J. Horn, R. Meyer. K. Bjork. Members of the Radio Club are: R. Marshall, C. Keller. E. Rickhoff, V. Turner, I. Applegate. D. Meyer. R. Uffleman, I, Gugeler. A. Dc- llrey. R. Rockenlxach. M. Jacobs, 13. George, R. Miller. Forty-s Caught in the whirl of ac- tivities these BHS students are cruising along in 'their extra-curricular organizations. Outstanding results have been shown in these groups by Win- ning state and national contests. K A 4 tx ff AEKIAZ ill' llfl7lE5 Danny almost loses a pig-tail to Soupy. According to all good rules, Iohn Galvin gets his lady, Helen Pearson, in The Bartered Bride. Grandma p u l l s the Strings - even in the play! Charlie Lindquist shows who's boss in a Drama club production. Look out be'ow when Stagecrafters Phillips and Brucgger finish the set, Pat, Ev, Millie and Helen Working CFD on operetta costumes. The Iunior class first made us think about Spring Fever. You guess which one is The Lost Princess. Sophomores' Pampered Darling. Drcrmcxtics Most pretentious ot all productions ever undertaken by this highschool was The Battered Bride, a comic opera presented by Mr Ralph Harts music classes The Iunior class play, Spring Fever, and the Senior production, What a Life, both under the direction of Mr. Iohn Dunn Martin, drew the largest audiences in this years dramatic schedule Six one-act plays, under the direction of Miss Kathryn Hansen, completed the dramatic program of the year Presenting plays in both the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies, the Drama club, under the directlon of Miss Lucia Wilson, also produced The Trystlng Place, for the Iowa City play festival Declamation winners in the Iowa Nine contests, coached by Miss Kathryn Hansen and Mr. D. Doyle Stonehocker, are: Ruth Simon - Superior in the dramatic division. Robert Jensky- Superior in the dramatic division. Gloria Vlfeiser-Snlierior in the hunmrrmns division. Robert Maisel!-Excellent in humorous division. Marie Myers-Good in ora- Inrical declamation and original oratory. Charles ll'eyergGood in or- aturical declalnation. Dctbalers and their individual ratings are: Robert Goeser-Superior at Cue college tournament. Supe- rior in Iowa Nine exlempora- neous speaking. llornthy Kuttcmzin - Gold medal winner at Coe. most out- standing girl delrater in Iowa. George IleXYiti - Superior rating in the state tournament. lim-is Glantz S Excellent in lmva N i n e extemporaneons N1-eaking. third in the district. Ethel Schulz. Eileen Ilapp. The debate squad won their way into the Hnals of the stflte tournament, won the district championship, and won hrst pl me in Mustatine girls tourney in the Sophomor tournament at Mount Pleasant and in the Augustana and MISS KATHRYN HAUSEN MR JOHN DUNN MARTIN MR D DOYLE STONEHOCKER Page Tifty Ad-men: J. Gercles J Miller R R SKU Second-Year Journalists: D. Glenn, J. Iluesch, McKim, A, iheafe. R. Lyons, D. Crimlh, A. Ta- tum, L. Mogren, Purple cmd Gray Steiff Under the leadershi of D h p orot y Glenn, editor-in-chief, and lack Buesch, managing editor of the Purple and Gray, First- and second-year journalists have secured high honors this ear ' ' ' ' y , receivlng a National Championship from All- Columbian in news writing, Medalist rating in Columbia Scholastic Press association, All-American rating in National Scholastic Press association and second place in the Iowa Highschool Press Writers' conference. Individual First rat- ings in the state were won by Shirley McKin1 in news writing, Dorothy Glenn in features, and Anne Roberts in ad writing, while William Hansen was award d . e a second place rating in ad selling. . . . , . ockholtl, B. llnnsen. Riley, First-Year Journalists are: R Tiemeyer, R. Sullivan, A. Cuclirau, J. Rule, R. Ili-uegger, J. Wells Nl ll. lleinecke, M. Nlfliite, B, lluclianan, Allwz l ' M. C',l'l' 7 ' ' n in. XX. 5lxarltey. mi, R. llmwn, N. llrowni Avi Grant, L. Rieke. J. Jackson. G. Sutter. fiww, 1 Page Fifty-one IURITEHS Pathfinder Staff Members are: li. lfritzsche, I. Nesbitt. M. Mum- murl. C, Vziule, J. Palmer. A. RoI:ertS. S. Xvlliiif, ll. Schwartz. Pathfinder Stuff After the election of Betty Fritzsche as editor-in-chief and Iames Nesbitt as business manager, the Pathfinder staff was organized and began work in producing the 1940 an- nual, early in November. With the other journalists, the staff members attended the National Scholastic Press Asso- ciation convention in Chicago. The business managers had charge of selling the book and distributing Senior pictures, while the editorial staff wrote copy, took pictures and made up the pages. ' Advisers Pathhndcr Nlr X J Ginsench Purple and Giaw Nlr Xexgil S Togdall Print Shop Xlr Chris Ostertig Print Shop Boys: Radio Press Association: ' ' ' ' ' R S I ren M. Ynungstrom, D. Kirkland, Miss lx. bclmerin. . nters. ' Swnnsml, J. Smith. E. Britton Kathryn Hansen. Adviser. Orchestra members are: E. Adams, M. Andersen. II. Armstrong, F. Aslihy, l . Bacher. E. Berges. Il Berges, R. llliesner. E. Ilohlken, B, Ilrust, l. ltumgardner, R. Bur:-ns, E. Can- terliery, ll. Carlson, T'. Champagne, ll. Chriss, B. Cliristman, J. Cochran, J Cudclebaek, D. Dickey, J. Elliott, D. Erickson. P. Erickson, V. Fehseke, V. Ferrington. D. Floyd, P. Freedman, M. Fry, M, Gallagher. D, Gerdoxn E. Gerdom, D. Geren, J. Herman, R. Holmberg, B. Hulsteen. I. Horn, C. Hugg, Il. Hurst, M. Huth. C. Ita, L. Ita, J. Jackson. li. Jamieson, M. Jensen, R. Jones, M. Joplin, G. Kelly, E. Koelling, J. Leh- mann. D. Lant, A. Lindquist, '1'. Madison, M. Mahaifey, F. Mcllride ll. Meyer. R. Meyer, A, Miller. A. Moore. F. Moran. M, Nan, M, Newell XV. Oetken, ll. Owens, J, Payne, II. Pearson, F. Riepe, A. Roberts. G. Sauter P. Sclmuenlzerg, C. Schilh, J. Schlarbaum, Jl. Schwartz. I'. Schwartz, L. Shank J, Smith, M. Stein. M. Stein, P. Stempel. M. Stoermer, R. Sullivan, R. Tom kins. L. Trosen, XY. Trosen, M. Trumhull, D. Van Osdol. ll. Vkfestfall, G White. M. NVhite, S. White, XV. Zahloudil. Orchestra With ninety members, the largest in the history of Bur- lington highschool, and an increase in school support, the orchestra was able to perform its annual concert in the Memorial auditorium, initiating the use of that building for school functions. Another feature of the concert was a mixed quartette which sang to the accompaniment of the orchestra. In the spring Miss Baumle's instrurnentalists played in the Iowa City Music festival and the Burlington All-School festival, both the Hrst of their kind entered into by Burlington highschool students. MISS DOROTHY BAUMLE. Instrumental Contestants In individual contest work, Helen Pearson, cello soloist, was outstanding among the instrumentalists, as she was given a Hrst rating in the state music contest at Fairfield. Betty Christman, French horn soloist, and Evelyn Berges, clarinetist, received Firsts at the district contest, where a clarinet quartet and brass quartet were rated second. THE HIR MR. MAURICE WRIGHT Band Besides playing for basketball and football games, the band took part in all school and city parades. Last fall, when the navy band concerted in Burlington, the BHS band played during the intermission. Mr. Alvin Edgar, of Iowa State College, was guest conductor at the annual con- cert in November. On April 23, the concert band held a clinic for parents of members, and on May 4, the band traveled to Iowa City to enter the Iowa City festival. The final performance of the band was at the All-City festival on May 9. Band members are: E. Adams. I. Amulegnte, II. Armstrong. ll, llnzel, R. Bazel, IZ. Berges, II. Ber ges. V. Illydeulxurg. TI. Ilracewell. R. Burrus, R. Cain, Il. Christman, B. Crocker. I. Day, ll, Fawcett, P. Freedman, XV. Frietag, M, Fry. L. Geriles, IJ. Gerdum. E, Gerclum. R. Gnekow. M. Green. J. Hermzm, B. Hodges. E. Hoff man, R. Ilolmherg. M. Iluth, C. lln, L. Ita. ll. Jamieson, R. Jensky, R. Johnson. F. Jones, Il. Kearney, VV. Knotts, M. Krekel, D. Lant, I'. Lessenger. T. Lord J. Lox, V. Masters. F. Mcliride. R. Meyer, A. Miller, F. Moran, M. Nau ll, Paxon, H. Pearson, E. Rickroff. E. Riley. A. Roberts, J. Roescll, A Sanders, G. Sauter. l'. Schztuenberg, M. Stein, P. Stempel, R. Sullivan G. Sutter, C. Taylor. V. Turner. D. Yan Osdol, J. Vollmer, Al. NVagler. C XVnlker. G. Vl'eiser, II. NVestfztll, G. White, M. 'Nhite, II. NVick. ll. NVils0n. MR. RALPH I-IART Page fifty four IUIHGS Ui SUNG Broadening out this year into a wider variety of activities, the vocal department added a Christ- mas Vesper concert, the Iowa City Music festival, and the Burlington All-School festival to its usual performances. The mixed chorus, as a representative group of the Iowa City festival, was asked to sing over Radio Station WSUI. The girls' glee club also was honored, receiving a plaque as a reward for out- standing merit. As regular annual performances, music students, under the direction of Mr. Ralph Hart, presented a choral concert, sang for Baccalaureate services and presented the comic opera, The Battered Bride, the most difncult ever attempted by BHS vocalists. Burlington highschool vocalists who received first ratings in the state music contest at Fairfield are: Rosemary Buckley, contralto soloist, Carol Nelson, soprano soloist, the girls' Sextette, composed of Rosemary Buckley, Ioanne Day, Jeannette Glenn, Elizabeth Koelling, Shirley Pierce and Mary Swan, and the Madrigal chorus. Arlo Tatum, baritone soloist, who rated second in the state contest, was asked to sing over Radio Station WSUI as a representative of the Iowa City Music festival. Mary Swan and Rosemary Buckley also were soloists in the festival, Rosemary receiving a special medal for outstand- ing work. e ' A Mixed Chorus ' Members of the Mixed Chorus are: Adams. Anderson. Andersen. Ashy, Ashby. Baird, Barnes. Bazel, Beauchamp, Benson, Berizes, Binder, Bliesener. 'Blume. Bock, Boyle, Bracewell. Brenneke. Brooks. Brown. Brust, Buchanan, I. Buckley, R, Buckley. Burgess. Burrus. Butler, Cain, Canterbury. Carlson. Champagne, Collins, Conor. Cox, Cuddehack, Daum, Joanne Day, Joyce Day. Dickey. Dickson, Didericksen, Edwards, Eisenhart. Ekdale En- herg. Eversman. Fawcett. Freedman. Fry. Gallagher, Galvin. Garrett, , Madriqcrl Chorus Members uf the Madrlrzll Chorus are: J. Roesch. A. Tatum, E. Miller, M. NV:-igler, R. Meyer, P. Butler XX Eiseuhart. C. Harris, D. Gerdom. S, Pierce. C. Nelson, H. Pearson, R. Buckley, A. Krekel, M. Gallagher M . Sch wenke r, J. Day, J. Payne. M. Joplin, M. Swan, M. Youngstrom. J. YVestfall J Vollmer. J. Glenn, M. Nau, B. Heinecke. D. Dickey. Mr. Ralph Hart Garfield. D. Gerdom. E. Gertlom, Glantz. Glenn. Goeser. Gorman. Griflith, Green, Gustafson, Hall, Hallgren. Harris, Hasty, Hatfield, Heinecke. Hendrickson, Ilinpe, Hoelzen, Holstein. Hnrn, Hull, Huh, Hurst. L. Ita, C. Ita. Jamieson, Jarvis, Jensen, Johnson, Jones. Jonlin, D. Koelling. E. Koelling. Koenig, Kowski, Krekel. Lant. Leitsch. Lind- quist, Linnert, Lundell, Madison. Martenson. Martindale. May. Mc- Bride, McDaniel. Mennen. D. Meyer. R. Meyer, Micltllexnan. E. Miller. J. Miller, L. Miller. M. Miller, M. F. Miller, Moore, Morgan, Moyer, Nau, Nelson. Oherhaus. F. Getken, XV. Oetken, Owens. Palmer. Paule. Paxson, Payne, Pearson, Picker. Pierce, Redman. Richardson, Rieke. Roekenback. Roesch, Rhode, Sanders. Schanenherg. Schulze. Swenker, M. Schwenker, Schwerin. Shank, Sharkey, Sherer, Smith, Snyder, Spitz- miller, Sodergren, Margaret Stein. Mary Stein, Streedbeck. Swan. Tatum, Traman. Vahle, Vollmer. Vennard. VVai-Zgener. L. XVaglcr, M, Wagler, Vilaldin, Vlfalker, G. Vllallen, L, VVallen, lNeiser, Vlfesner, H, NVestfall. J. XVestfall, G. XVhite, M. Wfhite. S. XVhite. VVick. Wil- son, Youngstrom. CUIHPHHIUH LUHUS Looks like thc fellows are enjoying n snack at the lieldhousc. Bottoms up, Don! lt's Harold Hogberg and one of his big 'KBsf' 'Twus the Wednesday before Christmas, VVhen Hill Morgan played Santa To the kids of Bl-IS. They're off for the music contest with Mrs. Maurice Wright as chaperon. Icanne thinks Hcrbic's pretty nice, but that isn't half of what Herbie thinks of Ieanne. Howard has to have u strong arm to carry that buss horn around, but he sure can make music come our of it. Time 8:25, and school starts the same for Wanda and Marianna as it does for the rest of BI-IS. Recognize these? If you don't, turn to Page 56. Maybe you can match 'em up. 'I'uck and his men certainly drew a crowd that Friday. Is that at Davenport paper you'rc looking at, Lorraine F Hob and Don! VVhen you come to highschool lI'S time to stop playing 'Lcop and robbers. And how long have you been flying, Miss Kirk- Iandr asks Inquiring Reporter Fellinger, Candy, peanuts, ice cream, potato chips, rc- memberF Scribhlers, of course. SUHHIHG Page Fifty six A refreshing rest after three periods. Sorry, three more to go. Everyone checks out with me. states Mr. R. XVhite as the music group travels up to Iowa City for three days. Debate, debate and Rose- mary Benkert. It's Katherine Knoll and Vivian Walters. Pat, Ieanne, Cel complete ll day's work and head for town, Arcn't Mari, Ruth and Annette lucky? They have time to go home for lunch. lack Roesch and his many admirers. Wc're from I 0 W a , I-O-W-A, so sing Mari and Kirk as they perch upon a farm implement. These seven girls really know how to play the bass viols. A surprise fire drill sends the entire school out for fresh air. Miss Gilroy of American Airlines signs autographs for several of the school's students. Page Fifty-seven Htmnl slums just as stunt pilots in air- planes must spend much time in obtaining perfect coordina- tion of mind and plane, atheletes must develop similar coordination in mind and body. 1 r Mi PQ . MR. HAROLD TACKLESON. Footbctll Footbotll Scores Burlington Highschool Opponents Roseville ,... ........,.... O Washingion ........ a 4....... 0 Muscatine .,..,.... - ......,,, 6 Sigourncy ...- ,.... H ,..... .. 0 Mount Pleasant ....,...-.., 7 Fort Madison 0 -.--- .... - ...... Fairfield ,.,,.. ... -..mi 6 Gttumwa .... ......., a 13 . .... - ....... Keokuk .,.... -...--. 17 Page Fifty-eight Placing second in the Little Six conterence, the Grayhound tootball team, led by Co Captains Harold I-Iogberg and Robert Rothlauf, won seven games, tied one and lost one. Undefeated in previous tilts, the Burlington eleven met Fairfield and tied them, then Went on without a loss until Ottumwa handed them their first setback. Although In individual honors, Robert Rothlauf, tackle, rated a place on the second All State team Howard Sisco, endg Marshall Wolbers, center, Edsel Schweizer, back, and Carl Brissey, back, were given honorable mention. In the All-Little Six team selections, Robert Rothlauf and Howard Sisco made the first squad, while Carl Brissey and Edsel Schweizer were given positions on the second eleven Members of the Football Squad are R. Johnson, D. Darnold R. McLaughlin, R. Wilher I. Massey. R. Voitelgesang, I, Hen-ian. Mr. Leroy tfease. X. Galliraitlt, D. Cowles, NV. Zaliloudil, XV. Moore. R. Rothlauf. L. Carter. Coach Harold Tacklesou. B. Lundell. G. Rowley. B. Glenn, T. Luntlell, I. Franklin, R. Giffen, R. Mc- Cartney, E. Schweizer. R. Glantz. G. Bruntmeyer. J. Stockdale, II. Sisco, M. Wolliers, D. Grifhth, R. Morrison, C. Brissey. J. Mennen, I, Ralston, H. Hogberg. C. Swanders. H. Brown. B. Fry, E. Burrell. I. lVei- man. Sf. Dwight, A. Phillips. the Grayhounds won all their remaining games, the season ended with Fairfield ahead in the Little Six. Page Fifty-nine Basketball Co Captains Benner and Schwei- zer, Duttwciler, Kindig, Kelly Kitterman, Tomey, Parry, Mor rison, Sorenson, Butler, Lyons. With nine wins and five losses, the Burlington Grayhounds ended their basketball season in third place in the Little Six conference. Muscatine proved to be their toughest opponent, while their hardest fought battles were against their neighbor to the south, Fort Madison, who defeated the Grayhounds in the first round of the sec- tional meet. Edsel Schweizer, this year's co-captain and next year's captain, was rated guard on the All-Little Six basket- ball squad, while Bob Kittcrman and Bruce Benner, co-captain, were both placed on the honorable mention basketball squad. Botsketbotll Scores Burlington Highschool Opponents 22 ,,,..,.,..,,......,. Muscatine ......,.V,,,i...--., 36 25 ,,,,, ,,,,,,...... M uscatinc ........ -. ........ 36 30 ,r-,,,,,,,,,,, Mount Pleasant .,,........... 15 41 --,- , ,,..,,,, Mount Pleasant ,, .... ..,.. 26 49 H., ,,,,,...,,... Washington ....,. ...Y V 27 28 ,4,,. H ,,,,,,,,. Washington ...,., -... 18 29 ........,,............ Fairhclcl ......V ..... 2 2 42 ..,,..,.. e .....,.,... Fairfield ....... , ...,. 27 26 ,r.., , ,...,.....,,.,, Kcokuk ,.,,...,..,,,,........ 17 lil ...- ,... .,,,. O ttumwzi ., A .,.. ,W 21 20 .... M ..,..,..,.,... Ottumwa .,,.. ..... l 9 SECTIONAL 22 ..... ..,.. - Fort Madison MW- ...... . 33 34 ..... -.,. Fort Madison 32 MR. LEROY PEASE. Baseball attracts quite a number of girls in gym classes. Yes, Fred, we sec you have muscle. Patty GiHin socks the ten- nis ball with easy grace. Bill Hansen swings that racket with plenty of the old oomph! You're not stretching that pole a bit, are you, Red? IHHHEUVERS PhotoHash bulbs got this shot of the Burlington vs. Ottumwa game. Football, and again the Iuniors and Sophomores get a workout. Captain Brissey shows the class how to pole vault. Fight! Fight! Fight! lack Archer leads the school in yells at the games. as ff? ? Q 3' 2 A GAA Sponsoring a spring play day for ten visiting high- schools and a play day for Iunior highs was part of the work of the Girls' Athletic association. During the year they backed after school volleyball and basketball games, and tumbling and social dancing classes. Hikes, potluck suppers and playdays are all a part of their activities. Members of the Girls' Athletic Association: N. -Ilroeg. H. Lauver. D. Krekel, N. Stine. A. Strecdlmcck. E. llonar. l. XVild, M. Gcrdom. Il. Westfall, M. Walsh. M. Bohlkcn. M. Gramer. E. Krckel, R. Grof. ll, Mcllonalrl. J. Allwardt. J. Ryden, XY. Schmidt. l'. Johnson, M. Allwarflt, H. VVestfall. M. VVelIs. Il. Chris. I. Inghranl, V. Thoman, V. Linllquist. ll. Armson, Miss Lnellnn Bowles, A. Lindquist. M. Peckham, E. Bliss, L. Miller. A. Griffetll. A. Rayer. M. Ertz, M. Penfllcton. M. XVnlsli. Il. Ertz. J. Stine. M. Flock, ll. Thompson. Brisscy and Smith run a few laps around the track. Fifteen minutes to change clothes and get to next period. Tom Kiersey hurdles-he's good at it! Spring football catches the cye of many Iuniors. These fellows certainly know how to swing a racket. Icanctte Sander l e a r n s how to play tennis in gym. THILSPIHS Page Sixty two On warm spring days, gym classes hikc clown to the fielclhouse. A pineapple turnover from the Goal Post completes the noon lunch for these fellows. Two of our most versa- tile junior girls, Carol and Anita. These girls moclclccl the clothes they made them- selves in the BHS style show. Sanford and B a r b a r a Pohrcn seem to be in a hurry to get away from school. lt's Bob and Margaret Icnsky's car, hut Carol Melcher and Isabel Adrian occupy the front seat. Legs and feet of all kinds are seen under the bleachers at the fieldhouse. Watch that stufl, Roy. You too, Pat. Puppets occupy all the spare time of Betty Franklin and Virginia Winlick. ge Sixty-lln The graduates of 1940 have linished their Hrst two years of college life. There are those who will be content to stay on the ground and not try to Hy on to unknown destinations, but there are many who will not be satis- fied with so little training and will TAKE -OFF to new thrills and adventures. j X 1 00 17 f ff! f X df -Il H H E ,fgyff f 1 4 ' vpiglf, 0 0 ., 4 J 07 ' ll fig. 0' I? fl N T if I The Sophomores chose Mr. SUPHUIHUHES WENDELL ALLSUP, Burlington Experimentors, Men's Union. Semester Roll l2l. , FRANCES JO AXMAN, Burlington Girls' llzisketlmll Team, Collegizm. BETTY IRENE BECK, Burlington i Girls' Y', Vested Choir, Uperetta, Little Sym' phony, Semester Honor Roll 133, Acconinanist at the J. C, Music Contest. PI-IILLIP BEEBE, Wever, Iowa International Relations, Men's Union, Track. llnnor JACK L. BIRKENSTOCK, Burlington University of lowa tl and 21, Nlen's Union, Men's Y . lioothall, llaselmll. DOROTHY LENORE BLANC. Burlington PATRICIA BOWEN, Stronghurst, Illinois Chi Upsilon, Vested tflmir, Class Uflicer, Stu- dent Council Secretary-Trezisurer. LUCILLE BOYD, Burlington President, Secretary-'l're:isurer International Re- lations, Vice-President Girls' Y . Vested Choir, Unerelta, News Editor. Editor-in-Chief Col- legian , Semester llonor Roll l3l. RICHARD L. BUCHANAN, Burlington Exnerimentors. Secretary lnterimtimml Rela- tions. Men's Union, Track, C. A. A. ROBERT N. BYLER, LaHarpe, Illinois Experimentors. Men's Union. Semester Honor Roll til, Rotary Representative, . RICHARD CANELLA, Burlington Mcn's Union. FLORINE CARTER, Fort Madison, Iowa Tlmlian, Vesterl Choir. Operetta, Three-Act Play, Associate Editor lllnckhawk , Semester Honor Roll t3J, Highest Girl in Freshman Ex- mns lor Class of I9-40. Girls' Y . DALE CORNICK. West Burlington, Iowa Tlxalian, Men's Union. Me-n's YH, Vested Choir, ANTON DIDERIKSON, Burlington Men's Union. DOROTHY MARIE DOTSON, Mediapolis, low - Thalinn, Semester Honor Roll 123, SUE ENBURG, Burlington Vice-President l'hi Sigma, Girls' Y , Cnptzxi of Girls' llztsketlxall Team. MIKE FLYNN, Burlington Men's Union, Debate, One of Top Six in State for Radio Speaking, CARSON FOGGY, Burlington Men's Union, Men's Y , Sophomore Trertsur- er, Student Council. Semester Honor Roll l37. EARL P. FRANZEN, Burlington Experimeutors, Semester llonor Ilnll 431, Sec- ond in National Drawing Contest in 1939. Ro- tary Representative. JOHN CALVIN, Burlington Men's Union, Soloist with Vesterl Choir. Operetta Lead. Tenor Solo. Iloys' Quartet, J. C. Music Contest. Freshmen clcctcd Mr. Onthout. I ge Sixty-four Following the annual custom the Sophomorcs and Freshmen got together and elected class advisers. L- Sronchockcr and the Nineteen hundred and forty found eighty-one st dents completing their Hrst two years of college. This group has had the distinction of being the largest graduating class in the history of the Iunior College. Many of the students traveled from other southeastern Iowa, and western Illinois cities to attend classes. Those farthest from home were Iohn Law of Detroit, Michigan, and Paul Weirich of Evanston, Illinois. Page Sixty-tive Sophomore class officers for the two semesters were Keith Gibson, Lorraine Paule, Ralph Young- strom, Pat Bowen and Sterling Lord. Outstanding accomplishments included the dance spon- sored by the newly formed Menis Union for the express purpose of remodeling the men's lounge. Because Henry Busse was one of the most popular dance meestros of the season, several hundred dollars profit was cleared. The result was a black, red and chromium layout dazzling the eyes of all who viewed it. This lounge was the cause of many envious looks on the part of the girls. DOROTHY GALLAGHER, Burlington President. Secretary l'hi Sigma. Girls' Basket- ball Team. Girls' Y , Vice-President Student Council, Semester Honor Roll 131. Little Sym- phony. Oneretta, Attendant to J. C. Queen. GLENN F. GEHLE, Fort Madison, Iowa Men's Union. KEITH GIBSON. Medlapolis. Iowa Thalian. Experimentors, International Relations. Semctary-Treasurer Men's Union, Men's Y , Yestetl Choir, Operetta, Football, Three-Act Play, Prcsiilent Student Council, Debate, Semester Hon- or Roll till. Member of XVinning Squad at J. C. Tournament, Junior College Representative at J. C. Conference in Des Moines. President Fresh- man and Sophomore Classes. KENNETH E. GIESELMAN, West Burlington. Iowa Men's Union. Blen's Y , Vestetl Choir, Little Symphony- Tennis, BEULAH LENORE GOODY, Burlington Little Symphony. ROBERT GRANNAMAN. Burlington International Relations, Men's Union. JOHN HAMILTON, Burlington lloard of Directors, Men's Union, Men's Y , Little Symphony, Debate. EUGENE R. HANSON, Burlington lnternational Relations, Men's Union. Vested Choir, Oneretta, Debate, Semester Honor Roll lll, Track, C. A. A. MARETTA HAYDEN, Burlington I'hi Sigma Vice-President, Vesterl Choir S0- loist. ADELAIDE HEINECKE, Burlington Phi Sigma, Girls' Y , Vested Choir. Operetta, Little Symphony, Girls' Basketball Team, Se- mester Honor Roll 131. MARC HERWEG, Burlington Men's Union, Vested Choir, Boys' Quartet. J. C. Music Contest. RICHARD GEORGE HIGGINS, Burlington lNlen's Union, Vested Choir, Baseball. LOUISE HINKSON. Burlington Thalian, Vesterl Choir, Editor-in-Chief Black- hawk. DONALD HOCK, Burlington Men's Union, Football Co-Captain. Basketball, llaseball, Member ot' Winning Team, at J. C. Ilaskethall Tournament. RUDOLPH S. HOLSTEIN, Burlingon Experinientors, Men's Union. DEAN J. HOUCK, Burlington Secretary Experimentors. Men's Union, C. A. A. RAYMOND HUEHOLT, Burlington Men's Union. MILAN JOHNSON, Lal-larpe, Illinois Men's Union. EUGENE H. KILGORE. Burlington Exuerimentors. Men's Union, Semester Honor Roll l3J. Golf JANE KOEPF, Burlington. Chi Upsilun, Girls' Y . Sophomores WILLIAM KRATZ, Burlington Men's Union, Vestetl Clmir, Operetta Lead, Sn- loist, Boys' Quartet. J. C. Music Contest, JOHN D. LAW, Detroit, Michigan Men's Union, Men'S Y , Football. EDITH L. LEOPOLD, Burlington Chi Upsilnn Treasurer. PHOEBE LITTLE, Burlington Monticello College '1 and 2, Chi Unsioln, -esied Choir. EVELYN LOHMANN. Wes! Burlington, Iowa Semester Honor Roll Ui. STERLING LORD, Burlington Men's Union Social Chairnmn. President Meu's Y , Basketball, Business Manager of Black- hawk , Assistant Editor Collegian , Presiflem, Treasurer Student Council, Tennis. Semester Honor Roll l3J. CHARLES R. MAGEL. Burlington Ames ll and 21. 1len's Union lloard nl Gov- eunrs, Tliree-Act Play, Student Council, Se- mester Ilnnur Roll. . ALLEN L. MASTERS. Burlington Little Symphony. J. C. Pen Band. HUGH M'.CARTNEY, Burlington Cn-Captain Football, llasketliall, llasehall, Hem- lier of Winning Squad :it .l. C. Basketball Tourn- ament. Must Eligible llaclielor. RUTHMARY McDOWELL, Burlington Chi Upsilun Secretary, Tlnilan, Girls' Y , Vested Choir. Uperetta, Little Symphony, As- sociate Editor, lllackhawk , Three-Act Play, Contest Play, Honor Roll Ill. MARY JANE McINTlRE, Middletown. Iowa Tlizilian, International Relations. Vesteil Choir, Oneretta. HARRIET McKAY. Burlington Thalian, Girls' HY . Vested Clioir. HUGH MQLLZAURY, Burlington Men's Y , Men's Union, llasketliall, Vice-l'1'es- ident Student Council, Semester Honor Roll ill. Golf, Tennis. MARIAN MEYER, Burlington l'l1i Sigma, 'l'h:tli:in, President. Social Chairman. Girls' HY , Vested Choir, Oncretta, Semester Ilnnm' Roll ill. EDWARD OSTERTAG, Burlington , Exiseriinentnrs' President, International Rela- tions, Men's Union. JOE PARKER, Burlington Men's Union, Vested Choir, Football. Student Council, C. A. A, LORRAINE PAULE, Burlington Vice-Pre:-zirlc-sit. Chi Upsilon, Treasurer Girls' HY , President Freshman Class, Vice-Presidem, Trezisurer Suplmrnore Class, Student Council. -Attendant to J. C. Queen. EDNA PETERSON, Burlington. Chi Upsilun Treasurer, President, Girls' HY . VERNON C. PIERCE, Burlington Vice-President, Secretary, Experinientors, Men's Union, Semester llonor Roll i2J. Rotary Repre- sentative. BETTE LEE RHEA, Burlington President l'hi Sigma. Tlializin, Girls' Y , Stu- dent Council, Semester llonor Roll ill. I. C. Queen. H., ,.- Page Sixty-six For the second consecutive year the Burlington lunior College basketball team captured the Iowa State Champion- ship. This year they gained it by beating Creston in a thrilling overtime game. But the Hawks had another trophy to gaze upon. They were challenged by Morton Iunior College of Chicago, who held the Illinois State Championship, to an after-season game. To the great sur- prise of the visitors, they were beaten decisively by the Blackhawks. Page Sixty-seven Freshmen chose Betty Miller, Geneva Iohnson, Helen Cooper, john Klein and Robert Frudeger as their presiding officers. Two of the dinner dances were under the direction of the 1940 class-the farewell banquet of 1939, and the welcoming dinner of 1940. The world's fair theme bade farewell to the 1939 graduates while the new Freshmen were welcomed with 21 gala night club party. Y 1 f Q WILLIAM SAMP. Burlington Vice-President Experinientnrs, Men's Union. KAY SATER, Danville, Iowa Tlialian, Girls' Y , Vested Choir, Basketball, Collegian, One-Act l'lay, Semester Honor Roll t3J. Three-Act l'lay, Pep Squad. RICHARD SCI-IACH, Burlington Mexfs Union, Basketball. llasehall, Freshman. Representative on Athlete lloarrl. MADLYNNE SCI-IULTZ. Oakville, Iowa Thalian, Girls' Y , Three-Act l'lay. VIRGINIA SCHWARTZ, Burlington Treasurer Phi Sigma, Secretary Girls' Y , Vested Choir, Operetfa, PAUL B. SI-IUTT, Mediapolis, Iowa Experinientors, Men's Union, llasehall. WILBUR N. SKOURUP, JR., Burlington Tlialian, Men's Union, Men's Y , Vested Choir, Oneretta, llnslcetliall, Collegian , Cheer- leader. LUCIA SNYDER, Burlington Presnlent Chi Upsilon, International Relations, Girls' Y , JACK SPEIDEL, Burlington Zl'len's Union, Uperetta, Little Symphony, DONNA STODGELL. West Burlington President Thalian, Program Chairman Girls' Y , Vested Choir, Oneretta, Girls' Basketball Team, Three-Act Plays. ROY SWAN, Oakville, Iowa Thalian, International Relations, llIen's Union, Metre: Y , Vested Choir, Operetta, Football. Basketball, One-Act Play, Student Council, Base- liall, Original Story. ROY P. UFFLEMAN, Burlington Exnerimentors, M'cn's Union, Radio Club Adviser. MARY VOLLMER, Burlington Phi Sigma, Girls' Y , Vested Choir, Semester Honor Roll ill. ETTA WAGNER, Danville, Iowa Chi Upsilun Treasurer, Thalian, Girls' Y , Vesteil Choir, llasketliall, Three-Act Play. Stu- dent Council Secretary-Treasurer. PAUL WEIRICH, Evanston. Illinois Experimentors, lNlen's Union. WILLIAM WELLS, Burlington Men's Union, Vested Choir. RALPH WHITE, Burlington Iowa University tl and 21, Men's Union. Foot- ball, llasketball, J, C. All-State Basketball Team. DALE WIELE, Burlington International Relat.ons, Assembly Chairman, Men's Union, Vested Choir, Mixed Lead in Op- eretta, Little Symphony. Debate and Forensic. J, lf. Quartet. J. C. Music Contest. JEANETTE WILLIAMS, West Burlington, Iowa Cedar Falls ll and 21, Chi Upsilon. Girls' Y , Vested Choir, Basketball, RALPH O. YOUNGSTROM, Burlington President Men's Union, Vice-President Men's Y , Captain of Basketball Team, Assistant Business Manager of Blackhawk , Semester Honor Roll t2l, Freshman Treasurer, Sophomore Treasurer, J. C. llaskethall Tournament Team, Second All-State Basketball Squad. ROSELLA ZUMKELLER, Burlington 4 we Q 2 .Mp Fi Elf 52.5 'Z' ' A . , 5 ill ii A r P52851 Ii ' ' L' i :sf in , A 'ee 5 5' fini' .ffl I 1, W , r l' V' f'effl,1-ff, - 'G :515.f- ff . i- . vf- 4 Q Ji fnculirl ESTHER JACOBS, French, Dczin. ROBERT I. VVI-IITE, IR., Principal. DOROTHY BAUMLE, Orchestra LUELLEN BOWLES, Girls' G 1 . Q LAWRENCE LEAMER, Econ mm s micnt. VIRGIL FOG DALL, History V. I. GINGERICH, German rel ch. RALPH HART, Music. -N R. T. HENNING, Mechanical Drawing. ALMA KROEGER, English. H. LEAKE, Industrial 'N YJ WEN will U0 l lHESHlllEll Brought in many capable sLudcnts equal to the jobs thc graduating class will leave them. llaker, Creigliton. Ill00l'l'l. Goodall. George. Dietsch. Erick. Grant. GifFm, Cm-mor, lluenz, Dooling, Cowles, llistelhorst, llarnei. Daley, Crmxstock, Droegemcyer. Fry, lllank, M.. Crabtree. Berk, R. Fisher, French, lleckmziu. Illoomlrerg, Cooper, Green. Moran. Ilyter, Hngirz. Landrum. Mason, Miller. Gregg. Hunger, Lenke. Hzuma. Ilult, llloehlcr, IIEllll'itIl15LlIl. Iensky, Korf, Miller, B., Joplin, McBride, Loveioy. lhne. Klein. Mapes. Kahne. li. P. LOTZ, Biology. IOHN DUNN MARTIN, Speech, Drama CHARLES MAXON, Commercial RUTH MIZLZIAN, English. IOHN U. OATHOUT, Chemistry MAUD L. PETERS, Education. MIRIAM ROBERTS, Librarian. D. DOYLE STONEHOCKER, Psnhology Sono ogx I. F. Tl-IOMASON, Athletics. VERNOR H. TROWBRIDGE, Abtronomy Fngmccring NVILFRED C. WHITE, Physics. Freshmen Fnniilz, L., Schmertz. Schulte, Peck, Pictazch, Ohlhzun, Simnmus, Saunders. Robinson, Smith, A., Paule, L.. Barmu. Rumlorff. blurry, 0'1Junne1l. Perulclwitz, Moormzm, Siems, Scliupp. Xcilexi Oliver, Szuuhcrg. Pauls, E.. Picrcc. B.. Rmlke, Rnsc, XVzilliS, R.. XVallen, XVhite, Stnclulzile, Ycrdnw, XX'e5:encr. Wisclinieicr. Smith, M., '.l'hom1vsou, Taegcr, Sins. XVOo1eii. XX'ilson, IJ.. Thomas. Troscn, Smith. M, E., Willfon, NV:illcrs. NVcllingtnn, Stralnlan, WVillem. Turner, Vfillsun, I. Q u- .JA15E' i UIiGHHIZHiIUIlS Chi Upsilon and Phi Siqmct t Chi Upsilons lost their honor of being the only sorority. Service club members decided to form one and called it Phi Sigma. Both sororities took the lead in the social life of the college. Phi Sigmas tool-1 charge of concessionf at athletic encounters, and the Chi Ups outdid themselves in sponsoring those popular Friday night jam-sessions. Bette Lea Rhea and Dot Gallagher presided over the Phi Sigs, and Lucia Snyder and Edna Peterson over the Chi Ups. Mrs. Maxon and Miss Krueger were advisers. V l Page Seventy Phi Sigma Enlmrg, Smith, M., Meyer, Goodell, Hcinecke, Hayden, O'DonncIl, Schwartz. Vollmer, Rhea, Rmlke. Mrs. Maxon, Gallagher, Pauls. E. Beckman. Chi Upsilon Kuepi. XVa.gner. Leopold, Hult. Thonzp- son, Pziule L. Miss Krueger, Johnson, Cooper, Bowen. Jeusky. Snyder. Hanna. XVilli:ims. Smith, M. E., Little. Peter- srm, McDowell. Schupp. me Seventy-one Organizations Girls' Y Led by MilI'iHH Meyer, the Girls' HY continued their sponsorship of the girls' lounge and other yearly YH activities. Mrs, Leroy Pease and Miss Avery of the Y stall' were governors of the group. Girls' Y Yullmer, Gallagher. Perdelwitz, Rhea, O'Dmnnell. Ileineeke. johnson. Snyder, Meyer, Enlrnrg. Km-ni. Boyd, XV:igner, Sater, Schwartz. Mapes, Barton, XVi1li:nns. Schultz, Mc- Kay. Storlgell, Pierce, B. Rolf, Carter, Miss Avery, Mrs. Pease, Peek, Pauls, L. Experimentors Deciding to cater to just the men of thc college, the Experi- mentors continued their usual in- vestigations of the unknown. As usual, they went on several trips, including the Kcokuk Dum, Lock Dam 18, and the Sheuflcr Pen Company. Ed Ostertzlg and Rohert Murry were rulers under the guid- ance of Mr. Wilfred White. Experimentors XVilson, D,. Holstein, Connor, Weiriell, Sump, lhne, Verilow. Bloom, Shutt, Houck, Allsnp, Czirmenn. Ostertzig, 'Wallis R, Grant, Murry, French, Mr. XV, XVlli1e, George, liyler, WVegener. Thcflicrri Inst one play was presented this year. It was The Cradle Song, L1 comedy in two acts with Kay Sarer, Florence Stos, Betty Miller, and Robert Frudcger as lends. Thalian Club meetings were cn- hanced by puntomimes und sev- erzil speakers, including Mr. Son- zindres, who spoke on Spanish drama. Donna Stodgcll presided with Mr. I. D. Martin as adviser. Thalian McDowell, XVnlIis, R.. Smith, A.. Turn- er, Mclmire. Heinrichson. VV:xg11er, SIDS, Sauter, Hink- sou, Curniclt. Carter, Schultz, Perdelwiiz, Stutlgr-Il, Creighton. Page Severity-tivo Organizations In-Rel In-Rel members continued the year under Lucille Boyd. They brought in several speakers, one of them being Rabbi Eugene Man- hcimer, who spoke in one I. C. assembly. Mr. Wilfred White was adviser. International Relations lleehe, Ostcrlag. liuchanan, Hansen, Sehwerein, Connor. Gibson, Melntire. Mr. XY. White, Gran- naman, lloyd, Stratman. Vested Choir Directed by Mr. Ralph I-lart, the choir again presented a Vesper Concert at the Masonic Temple. Chorus members combined with highschool chorus classes for the Christmas concert, and helped the highschool Y clubs at their Christmas Vesper. Vested Choir Skourup, Ilult, Parker, Kratz, Vollmer, Bowen. Ilerweg, Little. Hayden. NVells. Boyd, Hinkson. Galvin. NVagner. Moran. Leake, Thomp- son, Taegr.-r, Stns, Sauter. Cornfek, Meyer. Goodell, Higgins. Wisehmeier. Pietszell. XVilliam5. Selinpp, Lovejoy. Heck, O'Donnell, Smith, M, E., Miller. li., Samhcrg, Stodgell, Creighton, Pierce. ll., Roden, XViele. Gieselnmn. Perdelwitz. Klein, Carter, Mr. Hart, Kehne. Mehnwell, Heinecke. XVallen. Student Council Student council members spon- sored their popular dances and parties besides governing school affairs. They backed the Thanks- giving and Christmas dances and the Spring Frolic. Vice-Versa week and the Senior Reception were also under Council direction. Student Council : Magel, Swan. Paine, Wagner. Fru- ileger. and 'l'humaS. Lord, Johnson, Mclmury, Foggy. Bowen, Gihsnn. Rhea, Mr. Uatlmtit, Mr. R. NYhite, Fisher, Gallagher. Me-n's Y Under the leadership of Sterling Lord, the Men's Y cooperated with the Girls' Y in various ac- tivities. They had numerous stag meetings under the watchful eyes of Mr. Ballou and Mr. Oathout. MENS NYU Paule. L.. Gibson, Lord. Green. Swan, Birkenstock, Huck. Mr. Uathnut, Skottrup, Ilalniltnn, FUEEY- Kehne. Vietszell, Law. Little Symphony Combining with the I. C. chorus class, the orcl'iestra helped in the I. C. Vt-sper Service. Miss llaumle directed them. Little Symphony: Barnes, Heck. lfrt-it-Zlilun. llrnege- meier. lfrinleger, Calla!-ther, Gieselinan, Ilannzt. llamiltrin, lleineckc, Klein. Mc- Dowell, Pictszch, I':inlc, E., 1'ziule L., XVeilC. XVillexn. Vout' people are not pictured here! llenlah flotuly, Allan Masters, Mason S1rau'lmL'ker. :intl Jack Slleivlel. Capturing setond plice in the state tourney for the third monstr- utive year, the I. C. debate team, composed of Mike Flynn, Harold Mohler, Iohn Hamilton, and Keith Gibson, completed a very successful season. Harold Mohler captured the third highest rating ainorig state debrttersi Mike Flynn ranked among top six in radio-speaking, and Roy Swan took second place in original oratory. Among activities of the squad this year was a trip to Chicago, financed by a dance. Forensic group: Mr. Charles Maxon, coach: Roy Swan. oraturyg Mike lflynn. john llalnilton, Keith Gibson, :intl Harold Iilohler. debate. vu.. mm PUBLICHTIUHS Pt. Collegian Three I. C. students comprised the staff of the C. 1 printed sheet. Having the honor of being the second girl in the history of the junior College to hold down the position of Editor-in-Chief was Lucille Boyd. Wilbur Skourup and Sterling Lord ably assisted her under Mr. Fogdall's supervision. Blackhawk Elected by the Student Council, Editor-in-Chief Louise I-Iinkson headed the I. C. annual staff and designed the page make-up. Associate-Editors, Florine Carter and Ruth- mary McDowell, prepared copy and candid shots, respec- actively. Robert Wallis helped stall members by taking action snaps. Sterling Lord, as Business Manager, and Ralph Youngstrom as his associate, handled the finances. Mr. Vernon Gingerich directed the activities of the staff. Mr. Bracewell, Superintendent of Schools, congratulates the team on their victory. Men's Union officers pose for their picture. Vane Severity-live HCTIVITIES New mcn's lounge . . . most eligible bachelor, Hugh McCartney . . . Wilbur Skuurup leading ai ycll during thc parade . . . ll police- man directing traffic during parade . . . quccn Ilctrc Lcc Rhea and hcl' attendants, Lorrzlinc Pauls and Dorothy Gnllzighcr. Nfcmbcrs of play cast of The Cradle Song put on by Thaliun club . . . Cnp't Ernie Young- strom receiving thc championsliip trophy . . . sccnc nr the I-lcnry Bussc dance, which was sponsored, by thc Mcn's Union. llllllllllll ll. Burlington Iunior College's football team had no cause for complaint when they lost their last home game to the Western Illinois Teachers, by a score of 25 to 21. It was the first defeat suffered by the Hawks in a series of impressive victories over six schools, including several four-year ' colleges. The only serious defeat was met at the hands of the Scots, Monmouthis strong eleven. They won seven, lost three, and tied one game. Seasorfs Record in Football llnrlingtnn Opponents U .........,. Mason City J. C. , .......... 7 U . . . . . Monmouth . . . . 22 6 . .. .... Cartilage ..... . , . 6 12 .... Graceland J. C. 0 11 Fort Dodge J. lf. .. 0 26 . .. ..... Shurtleff . . . 7 20 . . . .. McKendree . . . . . . 7 26 . . , ...... Eureka ...... . . 0 13 ... .... XYashington J, LT. . . . .. 0 21 . . . . . , NVeslern lllinois Teachers . . 25 I8 . ,. . . . Moberly, Mo., ,l'. C. . , .. . 15 15-l . . . ..... TOTALS ...... ....... S 9 Seasorfs Record in Basketball llurlington Opponents llurlingtun UIIDOHEHTS S2 ..... . . . Chariton J. C. . . . ...... 34 ZS ..... . , . Globe Trotters . . . . . . . . 32 43 . . . . . , Monmouth . . . .. . -45 43 .... .... A lhia J. C. . . . . 30 49 . . . .... Knox ,... . . . S0 39 ......, Carthage . . . . . . . . 42 . . . ,....... Carthage ...... ., . 37 -16 ..... Kirksville, Mn,, Osteopaths 61 . . . ..... Muscatine ,T. C, ..., . . . 32 73 .. . NVas1lingtnn J. C. . . . 37 ...... N. E. Missouri Teachers . . .. 25 35 . . . .......... Eureka ........ . 21 TOURNAMENT GAMES 36 . . . ,... Iowa Success School . . . . . . 30 5-l ...... Albin J. C. . . . . . .. 45 .............. Alhia J. C. ....... . 23 59 .. . M:u1uol-:eta I. C. 33 .... Kirksville, Mo,. Osteopaths .... 31 50 .. Marslialltnwn I. C. ... 39 .. . . . . ..,,,, Shurtletlf .....,... . Z7 56 Creston J. C. tnvertimel 55 . .. ..... Eureka ..... . . . 42 POQT-QF Fxqow GAUE 53 lvlnscatine J, C. . , . .. . 3.1 M ' A 39 . . . . . . Maquokcta J. Cl . . . 58 64 Muffnll -1- C' lchlcffgnl ' so ... .... XY:1sl1inRton J. C, ... ... an r- m '0'5 Maw C a 'p'Un5 44 . .. ...... Shurtlelf .............. 23 12.25 ...... TOTALS .... .. . . Football team: Schultz, Canny. Fry, XValters, Swan, Giffin. Bloomberg. Car- hoff, Birkenstock. Law. Green, VV I1 i t e . Killian, Hinrickson, Strawhackcr. Barnes, Brockman, Hoschek, Bird, Zahloudil, Mc- Cartney, and Smith. Dot Gallagher waits for the ball in a tennis game, and Maryhelen Creighton waits for the baseball. ,iqfqsxwa swuzmszmnaas.ym,: .... tt.. il 1 X f BHSHETBHLL sig The Blackhawks of Burlington Iunior College nccdtft bow to any Iunior College when it comes to playing basketball. They proved this by edging out Creston in an overtime game, the last game of the state tourney. With just seconds to go Don Green tossed in a basket to tie the game. Then the Hawks settled down and added four more points to ubring home the bacon. The largest delegation of rooters to follow a Burlington team to a tournament, at least in recent years, went to Creson to help the Hawks win. From all appearances they were what the team needed. The Men's Union won the approval of the townspeople by having a public broadcast in the highschool auditorium. Hugh McLaury kept up a running account of the plays over a leased telephone wire, to Mr. Oathout, who listened and then relayed it to rooters in the auditorium. They had all local fans on the edges of their seats during the Final game. Slate Championship Team members are: Capt. Ralph Youngstrom, Ralph White, Don Green, Hugh McCartney, Don I-lock and Carl Brockman on the facing page, with I. F. Curly Thomason, Coach of the Iowa Champs. I On this page are Russell Thomas, Ned Hunger, Dick Fry, Al Wellington, Sterling Lord, Richard Schach and Hugh McLaury. 'W Girls' Basketball Team members are: Perdelwitz, Ofllrmnell, llcinceke, Axman Gallagher, lloyd, lX'agner, Safer. Stodgell Enlmnz, Y., captain, lVi1liams, Ieannette Williams prac- tices golf, while Maryhelen Creighton plays badminton. Tennis Team players are: Hugh Don Green. 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