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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1948 volume:

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There were club initiations, formals and plays in which many of us partici- pated. ln the spring there were concerts and the trip to Dubuque for the annual music festival thrilled many of us. Climaxing our Sophomore year was the Ten Honor Point Banquet. A big event of our Iunior year was our class party, the first one planned by our own class officers. Then came our class play, Peg O' My Heart , well-remembered by all of us. We finished the year with the usual flurry of concerts, lormals, and ban- quets. Our Senior year, marked by such happenings as our class party, the winning of the Little Six Championship in football and our class play, passed all too quickly. One of our classmates 'fdistinguished himself by writing the Words to a school alma mater song, The Ser1ior'banquet and Baccalaureate services highlighted our last week of school. Now, at graduation time, we must assume new burdens and turn our steps from our well worn paths to explore new trails. . THE EDITOR. I We Dedicate Our Book to . Mrs Louise Casper, secretary to Principal Urban I-larken and registrar for the highschool and junior college. Actually, Mrs. Casper's duties are not limited to those uzsually listed. She performs a number of other tasks such as record keeping and tho banking for the entire school. Yet her efforts are seldom publicly acknowledged. In her little spare tirne, Mrs. Casper likes to participate in outdoor activities. Ono of her favorite pastimes is golf. She also enjoys hunting and fishing. We are honored to dedicate our book to you, Mrs. Casper. VIRS. FLORENCE ALLEN I-Iousemother VIILES AMES, B. S., M. A Economics, Business Law, Accounting DAUL BACHER, B, A., M. S Chemistry EERNICE BAUERCAMPER, B A. English JOROTI-IY BAUMLE, B A., M M. Instrumental Music KOBERT BENGSTON, B, A., M A Economics ALFRED BERNADT, B A, M A, D D. Bible SLMIRA BLAKE, M A. Mathematics ZDNA BURHANS, Ph B., M A. Home Economics Adviser Cafeteria Supervisor MARGARET CARDLE, B. A, M A, English LOUISE CASPER Secretary to Principal, Itcgiutiar IIYRBERT CLARK, B. A Iournalism, English NELLIE CURRAN, B. A. Social Science HARRIS DANTE, B. A., M. A. Social Science MEDA EGGLESTON Bookkeeping, Typing THAD FRETZ, B. S. Commercial and Vocational Printing VERNON GINGERICH, B. A., M. A, French, German LLOYD I-IABERICI-ITER, B. S. Physical Education, Coach MARIAN HAMILTON, B, A., M. A. Spanish ROBERT HARGITT Industrial Arts RALPH HART, B. A., MM. Vocal Music IONAN HASKELL, B. S., M. A. Social Science, Debate Coach URBAN IIARKEN Principal ol the I-Iigh School and Iunior College W x .El- ELSIE HOERSCH, B. A. Shorthand, Ollice Training MAY HOHLEN, VB. F. A., M. A. Art HELEN HOWE, M. A. Social Science ANNA HUNT, B. S. Librarian, Library Ijciciicc LOUISE HUNT, B. A. English CARL lOl-IANNSEN, B. A, M. A. Physical Education, Coach ANTHONY IUGENHEIMER Industrial Arts ALMA KROEGER, B. A., M. A. English, German IAMES LAMBERT, B. A. English, Speech HARRY LEAKE, B. A., M. A Industrial Education Director FAN P. LILLY, Ph. B. English EDWIN P, LOTZ, B. A, M. S. Biology HAROLD MCKNIGHT, B. S. Mechanical Drawing, Metal Shop RUTH MELZIAN, B. A., M. A. English MILTON MEULER, B. S., M. S. Mechanical Drawing O. E. MOORE, B. A., M. A., D. D. Bible MRS. HELEN NAU, B. A., M. A Education HERMAN NELSON, B. A., M S Biology IOHN OLSON Vocational Welding VIRGINIA PADOVAN, B. S. Commercial Studies MRS. LEANNA PIETSZCH, B. S. Girls' Physical Education FRANCES POINDEXTER, B. A., M. A. Latin LEROY PEASE Vice Principa DOROTIIY POWELL, B. S, M. Social Science LOWELL REED, B. A. Social Science, Salcisriioris MAX REES, B. A. Social Science MERRILL SALISBUHY, B. A. Oral English, Stugecralt PAUL SIGLIN, B. A. Physical Education, Coach FRED SMITH Wood Shop DOYLE STONEHOCKIQII, ll A, I. C, Dean, Psychology DONALD STOUT, B. A. Chemistry, Biology HAROLD TACKLESON, lj A. Geometry, Athletic Director VERNOR TROWBRIDGE, M. S. Mathernatics, Aeronautics MRS. MILDRED WALKER School Nurse LAURA WEHMAN, B. A. Social Science, Geography RETA WEST, B. S., M. E. Oral English, Stagecralt WILFRED WHITE, M. A. Physics RALPH WHITE, Study Hall Proctor, Arszgistrriit Coach MAURICE WRIGHT, B. A. Bancl MARY ZEIGLER, B. S. Home Economics RENA ZOOK, B. A. Home Economics S T U D Cl u b Committee Frank Buckley, Bev- erly B urmcm, D i c lc Nelson. School Spirit Com- mittee: lim Philpott, Gretchen Schrcxmm, W cr y n e Danielson. Tom Yoger. ......, 'i Assembly Commit tee: Mary Crawford Mr. Hcxrken, advisor Dick Cloyed, Loui Clark. Sf: XX NXXNK 'S my fi gg' X , f,h, A ,- A-,sf . X , - i K A ,M i 5 fer, M ,C .fill Honor Point Com- mittee: Botrbdro MCA Collom, Normd Brorr1dt,Chcrrless Woodruff, Iciriet Thomcrsoni Mn, f The Seniors have just finished a busy and difficult year, assuming the natural leadership of the classes and preparing for the all-important graduation. They have had a brilliant and successful record during their three years, The members of this class have participated and excelled in every major activity of the school-music, athletics, dramatics, debate, declam and journalism. B. H. S. may well be proud of its 1948 Seniors. 4646 me Typical of Miss Howe, class adviser, is her fairness, sympathy and sense of humor. Her able leadership and direction brought the Seniors through their most active year with flying colors. MISS HELEN HOWE Good leadership -l'sense of re- sponsibility - hard-working'' -These Words describe the outstanding job done by the Senior officers this year. They proved themselves worthy of their positions by capably handling the business of their class. First semes- ter officers were Dick, lim W, Peggy and Charlie. Al, lim K., Dona and Babs assumed their duties the second semester. S . Highlights of the Senior year were the class party in the fall, Stairway to the Stars and three-act play, The Seven Sisters , presented in early May. Then in rapid succession came Senior pictures, invitations, Senior banquet, baccalaureate and fin- ally,-graduation! Wm, Wu., , ,. ,.-,.b,.--- .V--,-5 ,my Front Row: Richard Nelson, Barbara McCollom, Albert Morgan, Charlie Schulz. Back Row: larnes Wellington, Dona Peterson, Peggy York, Iames Kaas. le: ,.' . V4 , f . Our Stars . . Louise Clark well deserves to be placed among the Star Seniors. Outstanding in music activities, she plays first stand cello in the orchestra. On the stu- dent council this year, Louise acted as chairman of the assembly committee, and as another Senior hon- or, was elected Dolphin Queen. Throughout her years of BHS she has maintained a high scholastic stand- ard. Scribblers and Y-Teens have kept her busy, and yet, with all these responsibilities, Louise finds time to indulge in tennis or swimming and in playing her large and varied collection of records, Her gay and sweet manner has won her many friends. WAYNE DANIELSON Many honors have come to Barbara McCollom during her high school years. In her Iunior year she 'l d resident was a member of the student counci an p and vice-president of the class. Babs devoted much of her time to music, being first chair violist and a member of the girls' sextet during her second year. As a Senior she was secretary of the student council, class treasurer, associate managing editor of the PSG, and-biggest thrill of all-attendant to the 1948 Home- coming Oueen. Her first taste of dramatics came this May with a part in The Seven Sisters . Babs is truly a Star Senior . LOUISE CLARK Active in declam, dramatics, journalism and mu- sic, Wayne Danielson has no time on his hands . Much of his energy has been put into the field of dra- matics, since he had leads in both Iunior and Senior class plays and in several one-act presentations. Danny also won several top rankings in boys' de- clamation contests. His greatest responsibility was his position as editor-in-chief of the P 6- G and his notable achievement, that of promoting and direct- ing the Etretat, France Relief Drive. He has been con- sistently at the top of the honor roll. Wayne will long be remembered as the author of the words for our Alma Mater song. BARBARA MCCOLLOM ALBERT MORGAN Blond Evangeline Swanson has had a series of fun cmd thrills in BHS. Several honors came her way as a Sophomore which is very unusual. She was chosen to reign as queen over the annual class party and also during that year was a member of the stu- dent council, Vange served as lunior treasurer and secretary for the first and second semesters respec- tively. Undoubtedly her crowning glory came with her selection as the 1948 Homecoming Queen, the dream of every Senior girl. A member of both GAA and Y-Teens, she was always busy. Her personality and cute grin will be remembered by all of us, RICHARD NELSON Albert Morgan's greatest honor came in his Sen- ior year when he was elected class president for the second semester. Sports has been one of Al's main interests in high school. He received several major letters for his work in basketball, football and track during his Iunior and Senior years. Basketball, how- ever, was also an activity for him as a Sophomore. The selection of Al for All-Conference football, first team, gave him recognition for his fine work in that sport, He worked in the cafeteria this year and in- variably greeted all with a friendly smile. His happy- go-lucky nature has made him a favorite, VANGE sWANsoN One of the most active boys in high school has been Richard Nelson. A member of the varsity cle- bate squad, Dick won the degree of distinction giv- en by NFL. As a Sophomore, he was in the boys' quartet. He held several responsible positions dur- ing his second year as president and vice-president of the class and as a member of student council. Again in his Senior year Dick was elected class presi- dent. Having shown talent in dramatics, he has given outstanding performances in all his parts. This last year Dick was on the ad staff of the PGG. His ver- satility has made him one ot the leading Seniors. ALEXANDER, EARL- Ye Olde Alex , Yell Captain, Philo President, Booster Club, Semester Honor Rolls, Letter Award, Hi-Y Swim Meets, Iunior College Cheerleader. ALTER. BEVERLY IEAN- Bev , Semester Honor Rolls, Typing and Shorthand Awards, Homeroom Officer, Hall Guard. ANDERSON, DONALD G.-- Andy , Band, Orchestra, Messiah Orchestra, Music Music Festivals 3, Semester Honor Roll Z, Literary CDC, Casts of Shepherds Star , Balcony Scene , and Peg O' My Heart , Declam, 2 Excellents in lowa 9 Boys' Declam, Varsity Debate Team, N. F. L, Degree of Distinction, 2 Superior and l Excellent at Invitati- nal Debate Tournaments. ANDERSON. DONALD W.-- Andy , Homeroom Offi- cer, Trigons, Business Manager of Pathfinder, Liter- ary Band, PGG Newshawk, Editorial Board of PSG, Quill and Scroll. ANDERSON. VIRGINIA- Ginny , Mixed Chorus, Messiah . ANLIKER, DALE- Andy , Mixed Chorus, Band, Foot- ball, Baseball. AUGSBURGER, IIM- Auggie , Trigons, Service Trigon Vice-President, Typing Awards. BAKER, FERN- Bake , Semester Honor Roll 2, Li- brary Assistant, Typing Awards. BAKER, RICHARD - Band, Orchestraa'-fr-7 17194- BALZER, ROBERT- Bob , Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee Club, Track, Athletic Bar Squad. BARKER. KENNETH-Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Gondoliers , Music Festival l, Boys' Glee Club, Messiah , Literary Service Pep Club, Stagecraft, Stage Manager, Tennis, Fire Squad, Captain, Assistant Captain, and Fire Drill Chairman, Cast of Peg O' My Heart , N. F. L., Su- perior in Iowa 9 Boys' Declam, 5th Place Davenport Tournament, Delegate to istrict nter etive Read- ing Contest. 1157 BAXTER, DONNAv Donna B. , Typing and Short- hand Awards, Homeroom Officer, Iunior Attendant to Hi-Y Dolphin Queen and to Little Six Track Meet, Attndant to Homecoming Queen, Office Secretary. BAXTER, HARRY-Trigons, Tennis, Major Athletic 1 Minor Athletic Homeroom Officer, Semes- ter Honor Roll 2, BEAN, DONALD E.- Don , Mixed Chorus, Boys Glee Club, Band, Bar Squad. BEINE, VIRGINIA ANN- Ginny , Art Club, Scrib- blers, Y-Teens, Art Service, Semester Honor Roll, Sophomore Cheering Section, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Secretary and Treasurer of Art Club. BELDING, GENE-Sophomore Football Minor Letter, Major Letters in Track and Varsity Football. BELL, BEVERLY ANN- Bev , Semester Honor Roll 4, Scribbler, Treasurer ot Scribblers. BENCE, MARVELINE- Marv , Mixed Chorus, Home- room Officer. BERGES, MARILYN ANN-Mixed Chorus, Typing Awards, Shorthand Awards, Semester Honor Roll 2, Homeroom Officer. BISCHOFF. IAMES- lim , Philo, Tennis Letter. BLAUFUSS, BARBARA- Barb , Semester Honor Roll 5, Typing Award, Hypatia Secretary, Messiah , Gondoliers , Girls' Glee Club Librarian, A Cap- pella Choir, Music Festivals 3, Mixed Chorus. BOUCHER, WILLIAM- Bill , A Cappella Choir,HBOys' Glee Club, Radio Service Letter, Messiah', Gon- J doliers , Music Festivals 3. l JBOWERS, WILLIAM- Bill , Major B in Track, Mix- ed Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Messiah , Semester fi Q' Honor R011 1. BOWMAN. IAMES- lim , TUQONS- BRAUN, DAVIDg Dave , Hi-Y. BREUER, IOYCE-G. A. A., Homeroom Officer, Cheer- leader, Gym Assistant, Mixed Chorus. BRIZENDINE, RICHARD. BROOKSHIRE, MILTON - Milt'. BROWER, DIXIE- Dix , Cheerleader, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Gym Assistant, Hall Guard, Semeter Honor Roll 2, Homeroom Officer, Gondo- liers , Messiah , Booster Club. BRUEGGER, DELORES- De , Typing Awards, Gym Assistant, Y-Teen, G. A. A. BUCKLEY, FRANK- Buck , Student Council, Sem- ester Honor Rolls, Band, Music Music Festivals 2, ' I 2514. BURGUS, ELOISE- Squeezy , Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Typing Awards, G. A. A., Girls' Ath- letic Semester Honor Roll l, Messiah , BUTLER. IEANNETTE- ferry , Alpha, Semester Hon- or Roll 5, G. A. A., Typing Awards. CALLOWAY, ROBERT- Hoppy , Sophomore Bask- etball Letter. CAHSPECKEN, IEANNE- Ieanner , A Cappella Choir, Music Hypatia, PSG Newshawk, Semester Honor Roll, Homeroom Officer, Band, Orchestra, Music Festivals Y-Teens, Messiah , Girls' Glee Club I ffm ' fff 41.7 CARTER, IOHN- Deadeye , Semester Honor Roll l, Bar Squad. CASTER, VIRGINIA- Iudy , Alpha, Alpha Treasur- er, Homeroom Officer, Semester Honor Roll, Mixed Chorusfw f ' A'-1 CLARK, LOUISE-Music Festivals 3, Messiah Orch- estra, Semester Honor Roll 5, Peg O' My Heart , Scribblers, Y-Teen Social Secretary, Student Coun- cil, Typing Awards, Homeroom Officer. CLOYED, RICHARD- Dick , Semester Honor Roll 4, Service Literary Student Council Mem- ber, C. D. C., President, Vice-President and Secre- tary of C. D. C., Radio Club, President, Secretary- Treasurer of Radio Club, Casts of Balcony Scene , Peg O' My Heart , and Shepherds Star , Double I Press Conference, Second Place in Sports Writ- ing, Delegate to NSPA at Cleveland, PSG News- hawk, Managing Editor of PSG, Quill and Scroll. COLLAR, IOYCE-Typing and Shorthand Awards, COOK, IOAN- Cookie , Orchestra, Music All- State Orchestra, Girls' Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Messiah , Cheerleader, Homeroom Officer, One-Act Plays The Castle ol Mr. Simpson and Shepherds Star , Typing Awards, Semester Hon- or Roll l, Mixed Chorus. Aj, ,.,,,,,', COQUILLETTE, PETER- Coke , Hi-Y, C. D, C., Iourn- alism. COUNTRYMAN, MARGARET- Maggie , G. A. A., G. A. A. Officer, G. A. A. Letter Award, Typing Awards, Mixed Chorus. CRAY, ELAINE- F, C. , Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Music Festivals 3, Orchestra, Messiah , Chorus Accompanist, Music Scribbler, National Music Contest-Rating I, Semester Honor Roll 5. CURLEY, PATRICIA- Pat , Mixed Chorus, Typing Awards. DANIELSON, WAYNE- Danny , Literary Su- perior 2 Boys' Declamation, Top Ranking Interpre- tive Reading State Debate Contest, Student Coun- cil, C. D. C., C. D. C. Officer, A Cappella Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Gondoliers , Messiah , Casts of Castle of Mr. Simpson , Shepherds Star , Peg O' My Heart , Balcony Scene , Homeroom Officer, Semester Honor Roll 5, Editor-in-Chief of PSG, Orchestra, Music Festivals 3. DAVIS, CAROL-Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Messiah , Typing Awards CARPENTER, DUANE- Carp . . f..4 Q3 ,zz DAVIS, WILLIAM - Bill . DENZ, ANNA ROSE - Rosie , Girls' Athletic Typing Awards, Y-Teens, G. A. A., Y-Teen Treas- urer, G. A. A. Officer, Pep Club. DICKINSON, IERRY-Track Squad. DIENER, RICHARD ANTON - S n a k e y Projection Club, Fire Squad, Vice-President of Projection Club, Sergeant-at-Arms of Firesquad, Service Semes- Wter Honor Roll, Homeroom Officer. SDIEWOLD. MARIORIE- Margie , Typing and Short- lhand Awards, Homeroom Officer, Y-Teens. 'DOAN, KENNETH - Kenny . DUKE, LA MONTE C.f Lefty , Semester Honor Roll, Philo President, 1946 State Champion Baseball '5Team, Homeroom Officer, Sophomore Football, Ma- jor Athletic Minor Football DWORZACK, LILLIAN- Pilly , G. A. A., Sports Let- ter, Semester Honor Roll 5, Typing and Shorthand Awards, Alpha. EKDALE, ROBERT- Ecky , Band, Music Music Festivals 3, A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee Club, Messiah , Projection Club, Vice-Presi- dent of Projection Club, Service C. D. C., C. D C. Treasurer, Semester Honor Roll l, Homeroom Ol- ficer, Football. ERICKSON, ALFRED- Eric , Band. EWING, CHARLOTTE- Kitchela , Student Director junior Class Play, Alpha, Debate, N. F. L. Member, G. A. A,, Librarian, Semester Honor Roll. FALVEY, PHILIP F.A Phil , Mixed Chorus, Semesteer Honor Roll 2, Homeroom Officer, Hi-Y, Hi-Y Presi- dent, Firesquad, Ad Staff of PGG, Literary Quill and Scroll, Southeastern Hi-Y Conference, Rotary Representative. FARREN, IAMES- lake or Will , Hi-Y Sergeant- at-Arms, Homeroom Officer, Hi-Y, Cast of Shep- herds Star. FITZGERALD, HELEN- Windy , Mixed Chorus, G. A. A., Letter Drill Team, Typing Awards, State Sports Pin, FLETCHER, ALLEN. AFORBES. RUSSELL M.- 'iRusty . FRANKLIN, IERRY- Chief , Band, Football, Basket- ball, Co-Captain of Football Team, 2 Football and 2 Basketball Letters, Semester Honor Roll 1. GABEL, MONA LOU -Y-Teens, Typing Awards, Boos- ter Club. GALVIN, IIM P.- Pretty Boy or Bulldog , Varsity Football Team, Sophomore Football and Basketball, B's in Football and Basketball, Major C. D. C, Booster Club, Semester Honor Roll l, Homeroom Officer, All-Conference Little Six, Second and Fourth Team All-State. GEBHARDT, MARY LE HOSE-Typing Awards. GILL, KENNETH- Ken , Homeroom Officer. GODDARD, IRMA- Worm , Mixed Chorus, Music Festival, Girls' Glee Club, Typing Awards. GOLDBACH, IOE-Semester Honor Boll l, C. D. C., C. D. C, Vice-President and Secretary, Literary N. F. L., Degree of Distinction, Varsity Debate, Original Oratory, Declam, Superior in Iowa 9 Ora- tory, Advertising Staff of PGG. GRAY, KENNETH - Kenny , Music Festivals Z, Messiah , Gondoliers , Band, Orchestra, A Cap- pella Choir, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee Club, Boys' Quartet, Music Typing Awards, Sophomore One-Act Christmas Play. GRINNELL, DOROTHY - Dot . GROBE. AI.ICEv Apple , Alpha, Alpha Secretary, Library Science. GROTHE. BETTY-Mixed Chorus, Y-Teens. GUELDENHAAR. MAYNARD- Gildy , Letters in Football and Track, Track Captain. GUGELER, RALPH- Gugy , Semester Honor Rolls, Bar Squad. GUGELER. RUTH- Gugie , Festivals 3, Music Literary Semester Honor Roll 5, Homeroom Officer, Alpha Secretary, PSG Newshawk, PSG Editorial Board, Sports and Activities Editor of Pathfinder, Quill and Scroll, Band, Orchestra. HAGEMAN, SHIRLEY- Red , Lead in Gondoliers , A Cappella Choir, Orchestra, Messiah , Girls' Glee Club, Music Festivals 3, Semester Honor Roll l, Homeroom Officer, Student Council, Excellent. Ra- ting in National Music Contest. -W' HAMPSMIRE. CARLENE-Library Science, A Cappel- la Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Messiah , Office Work- er, Mixed Chorus, Music Festival. HANSEN. KEITH-Stagecraft Club President, 2 Stage- craft Letters, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee Club. HARSCH, RICHARD- Buckie , Band, All-State Band, Homeroom Officer, C. D. C., Hi-Y, Music HART, MELVA IOAN- Io , Music Festivals 2, A ACappella Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Messiah , Home- room Officer, Y-Teen, Typing Awards. ly .A ' . ,Af ,,,,4Qj,Q,--.,4L4...,-J-lj-L77 HECKENBERG. MARIORIE- Marg , Semester Honor Roll l, Typing Awards HEMPHILL, HAROLD-Sophomore Minor Football Let- ter, Gondoliers , A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Quartet, Boys' Glee Club, President of Boys' Glee Club, Music Festivals 2, Messiah , All-State Chorus, Semester Honor Roll l. HENDRICKS, PHII.+ Flip , Football, Basketball, Base- ball, Teams, Letters in Football, Basketball and Baseball, Co-Captain of Basketball Team. HENTHORN, EVERETT- Egbert , Bar Squad, Art Club, Art Service Club, Semester Honor Roll. HIGGINS. HAZEL- Texas , Homeroom Officer, Art Club Officer, Library Assistant, Y-Teens, Semester Honor Roll 3. HOBBS. PATSY- Put , Typina Awards, Messiah , A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus, Music Festival, Gym Assistant. HOELZEN, KEITH- Doc , Band, Orchestra, Semes- ter Honor Roll, C. D. C., Hi-Y, 1946 Christmas Play. HOLST, BARBARA- Dimples , Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Messiah Orchestra, Music Fes- tivals 3, Orchestra, All-State Orchestra, Semester Honor Roll 5, Music Girls' Glee Club, Scribb- ler Secretary. WM,L'14'l,f- 19 HORNUNG, DOLORES- Do , Mixed Chorus, Chor- us Accompanist, Girls' Glee Club, Typing and Shorthand Awards HORST, RICHARD- Dick , Track, Semester Honor Roll, Track Letter HOWARD, DOROTHY-Alpha, Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Music Festivlcj, Messiah , Typing Awards, Hall Guard.f7wV'ff HUNGER, CHARLES- Poochie , Philo. INGHRAM. EARL F.-Bar Squad. IACKSON, BOB C.- Iabo , Homeroom Officer, Mcl- jor Letter in Football, Minor Letters in Basketball, Football and Baseball. IACOBS, VERNA-Semester Honor Boll 5, Typing Awards, Homeroom Officer, Scribbler, Casts in Cabbages , Imaginary Invalid , Balcony Scene , Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Orchestra, Messiah Orchestra, Girls' Sextet, Music Festivals 3 . Ora- ' ., IENNINGS. LOUISEA Squirt , Mixed Chorus, Honors from Wapello Highschool. IOHNSON. VERDA-Semester Honor Boll 5, Alpha, G. A. A., Typing Awards, Gym Assistant, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Athletic Pep Club, IOHNSON, NVENDELL - Harpo . IONES, EILEEN- Ionesy , Mixed Corrus, G. A A Hall Guard. KAAS. IAMES- lim , Semester Honor Boll 2, So- phomore Football and Basketball Squads, Wrestling, Athletic Trigon, Service Cast of Moori- calf Mugford , Trigon President, Vice-President of Senior Class, Homeroom Officer.77L,q-J .Af rf V KELLER, ELDA MAE- Shorty , Girls' Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus, Messiah , Typ- ing Award. KEMP. ROBERT -'lBOb , Sophomore Wrestling. KERN, ROBERT- Doc , Semester Honor Boll. KESLER. MAXINE- Macky , Mixed Chorus, Typing and Shorthand Awards, Semester .Honor Roll 2, Library Assistant, Y-Teens. CL -' KOCH. PAULINE -- Typing Awards KOOISTRA. WINTON- Koody , Band, Music Music Festivals Z, A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee Club, Homeroom Officer. KREKEL, MARY-Typing and Shorthand Awards, Homeroom Officer, Y-Teens, Office Secretary. KROLL, EUNICEv Euyless , Semester Honor Roll 3, Alpha. KUHN. CYNTHIA- Porky , Typing Award, Short- hand Award, Y-Teens, Y-Teen Officer, Homeroom Officer, Messiah , Gondoliers , Mixed Chorus KUNTZ, LORRAINEeSemester Honor Boll, Straight A l, Typing Award. LARSEN, IAMES- Slim , Homeroom Officer. LAUE, LUCILLE-Semester Honor Boll l, Perfect At- tendance l Year, Typing Awards. LAW. ANNAe Eddy , Band, Orchestra, Mixed Chor- ,us, A Cappella Choir, Music Festivals 3, Semester Honor Boll 4, Secretary of Girls' Glee Club, PSG '- Newshawk, PSG Editorial Board, Editor of Pathfin- der, Secretary of Hypatias, P. A. Announcer, Music 'XL B', Literary Messiah , Quill and Scroll. LEFFELWILLIAM- Leif , Trigon Vice-President, Ser- vice Athletic B Track, Home-oom Officer, Typ- ing Award, Sophomore English Play. LEWIS, FRANK-Semester Honor Roll 4, Service Let- ter, C. D. C., Radio Club, P6-G Newshawk, Photog- rapher for P6-G and Pathfinder, Vice-President and Secretary-Treasurer of Radio Club. LEWVIS. RAYMOND- Champ , Homeroom Officer, Trigon President, Fire Squad, 2 Service B's , Casts of Castle of Mr. Simpson , Shepherds Star . LITE. SHIRLEY - Sliirl , Mixed Chorus, G. A. A., Hall Guard. LITTLE, MARY L.- Suttor , Typing and Shorthand Awards, Alpha, Library Assistant, Y-Teens. LOHMANN. FRANKh Will , Music Festivals 3, Mes- siah , Gondoliers , Boys' Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus, Music Fire Squad Cap- tain, Service Hi-Y Vice-President, C. D. C., Vice-President, Treasurer, Sergeant-at-Arms of C. D. C., Homeroom Officer, Booster Club, LUCAS. DELORAS- Dee , Typing and Shorthand Awards, Mixed Chorus, Music Festival, Office Sec- retary. LUELLEN. IANICE- Ianie , Messiah , Mixed Chorus, LYLE. LEONARD. MAGEE, MARTHA- Maggie , Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Messiah , Band, Semester Honor Roll l, Literary Homeroom Officer, Scribbler, Girls' Declam, Superior in Iowa 9, Sophomore Pep Squad, Cast of Balcony Scene , Newshawk, Feature Edi- tor of PfSG, Y-Teen, Y-Teen Publicity Chairman, Double I Press Conference. MAGNUSON. CARLe Mag , Mixed Chorus, Stage- craft Club. MAGORIAN. IAMES. MALLOY. ANNEeTyping Awards, I-fomeroom Offi- cer, A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus, Library As- sistant. MARSH, ALFRED- Al , Gondoliers , Messiah , Semester Honor Roll 2, Boys' Quartet, Boys' Glee Club, Librarian of Boys' Glee Club, Cast of Shep- herd's Star , A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus, C. D. C., Music Festivals 3, All-State Chorus, MARTIN, LOIS- Louie , Typing Awards, G. A. A. MAURER, LOLA-Mixed Chorus, A Cappela Choir, Girls' Glee Club. MAUTHE, HARRY- Hank , Iunior Football. ' if MCCABE. PAUL-Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee Club, Trigon, Cast of Mooncalf Mugford . MCCOLLOM, BARBARA- Bobs , Y-Teens, Scribbler, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Girls' Sextet, Messiah , Gondoliers , Girls' Glee Club President, All-State Chorus, Music Festivals 3, PSG Newshawk, Assistant Managing Editor of PQSG, Dou- ble I Press Conference, NSPA Press Conference, Semester Honor Roll 3, Typing Awards, Student Council Secretary, I-Iomeroom Officer, Iunior Class President and Vice President, Senior Class Treas- urer, Girls' State, Track Queen Attendant, Home- coming Queen Attendant. QVL, --47... ,V 4. .,,.V,,,1. ,,Lf,,'f MCCORKELIX CHARLENE - Cork , Zimester I-Ionor Roll 5, Literary Scribblers, Y-Teens, Y-Teen Cabinet, Religious and Education Programming, Delegate to Y Conference, Girls' Declam Alternate, PcSG Newshawk, Associate Editor of PSG, Delegate to NSPA Press Conference, Double I Press Confer- ence, Quill and Scroll. MCDOUGALL, DOROTHY- Dotty , Typing Awards, Music Festival, Messiah , Mixed Chorus, A Cap- pella Choir, Office Secretary. MCELROY. THOMAS- Tom , Minor B in Wrest- ling, Semester Honor Roll 1.43. 4' MCQUEEN, GLORIA ANN-Semester I-Ionor Roll l, Typing Awards, I-Iomeroom Officer, Office Secre- tary. 2'.f,,64f'Lug'f- -D f' MEHAFFY. DARWIN- Pickles , or Curly , Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Typing Awards, Boys' Glee Club, Gondoliers , Music Festival, Mes- siah . MEHAFFY. DONNA-Typing and Shorthand Awards. MELLINGER. KENNETH M Kenney MILLER. ALICE MARIE-Allie , Declam, Stagecraft Club, Service Mixed Chorus. MILLER, DUANE- Bud , Stagecraft Vice-President, Stagecraft Service Letter, MILLER, IACK LAWRENCE-A Cappella Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Music Festivals 2, Mixed Chorus. MILLER, IACK LEE- lake , Semester Honor Roll l, Trigons, Secretary of Trigons, Radio Club, Radio Club Vice-President, Projection Club, Service Mfrestling, Major B in Wrestling, Track, MILLER, ROSE MARIE4 Rosey , Typing and Short- hand Awards. MILLSPAUGH, CHARLES - Charlie MILLSPAUGH, MARYf Cookie , Mixed Chorus, G. A. A. MILLSPAUGH, PATRICIA- Patsy , Typing Awards, Mixed Chorus, Stagecralt MILNES, MARILYN- Lynn , Semester Honor Roll 4, Scribbler, Y-Teen, Scribbler President, Y-Teen Sec- retary, Homeroom Officer, Library Assistant, Casts of The Castle of Mr. Simpson , Mooncalf Mug- ford . MONTGOMERY. IANE-Mixed Chorus, Girls' Giee Club, Semester Honor Roll l, Honors from Previous Schools. MORFORD, THOMAS? Torn , Track MORGAN, ALBERT- Bad Man , Elected Player of the Week in Ottumwa Football Game, 2 Major Football Letters, 3 Major Basketball Letters, 2 Ma- jor Track Letters, Senior Class President, Home- ioom Officer, Hi-Y, Mixed Chorus, All-Conference Football First Team. MORGAN, RUBY-Semester Honor Roll, Scribbler, Honors from Loveland Highschool, Loveland, Colo- rado. MORRIS, NANCY- Snaps , Typing Awards, Y-Teens, Hypatias, P. A Announcer, Semester Honor Roll 4. MORRISON, RICHARD - Dick , MOSS, BILL- Urmp , Bar Squad, MURPHY, MARILYNf Murph , Typing and Short- hand Awards, Sophomore Semester Honor Roll. NELSON, RICHARD L.- Dick , Varsity Debate, Na- tional Forensic League, Degree of Distinction, Hu- morous Declarriation, Excellent Rating, Iowa 9, Lit- erary B's in Debate and Declam, C. D. C., Band, A Cappella Choir, Messiah , Boys' Quartet, Music Festivals 3, Casts of Cabbages , Balcony Scene , PGG Ad Staff, First Place in Ad Contest, Double l Press Conference, President, Treasurer, Sergeant- at-Arms of C. D. C.'s, Boys' State, President, Vice- President of Iunior Class, Student Council, Senior Class President, Semester Honor Roll 4. O'DANIELS, PHYLLIS-Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir, 'iMessiah , Typing Awards, Gym Assistant, Homeroom Officer, Semester Honor Roll, Y-Teen, G. A. A., Music Festival, Girls Glee Club. ODLE, MARY- Red , Homeroom Officer, Typing Awards, Ollice Secretary, Hall Guard, Alpha, Treasurer of Alphas, Mixed Chorus. OETKEN, LEONA- Leo , Mixed Chorus. OTTO, IAMES- lim , Hi-Y, Treasurer of Hi-Y, Soph- omore Basketball, Trigons, Vice-President of Trigons, Service Horneroom OfficerQ1lfVk14l I-1,0 OVERTON, ROBERT - Track Awards, Sophomoe Football Letter. PAINTER, IANET- Ian , Alpha, Typing Awards. PANNEMANN, ROBERTv Rob or Foxey , Home- room Officer. PEEK, MARIORIE- Margie , Typing Awards, Boos- ter Club, Girls' Glee Club. PENCE, GEORGE. PEPMEYER, MARY ANN-'lPeppy', Alpha, G. A. A., Typing Awards, Mixed Chorus, Horneroom Officer, Girls' Athletic Pep Club, G. A. A. State Pin. PETERSON, DARREL - Pete , PETERSON, DAVID - Pe-te . PETERSON, DONA-G. A A., G. A. A. Officer, Girls' Athletic Gym Assistant, Semester Honor Roll 3, Typing Awards, Secretary of Senior Class, Hy- patias, Hypatia Treasurer, P A. Announcer, PGG Newshawk, PGG Editorial Board, Managing Editor of Pathfinder, Literary PETERSON, SHIRLEY- Pete , Art Club, Semester Honor Roll l, Typing and Shorthand Awards. PETTIGREW, GWEN- Butch , Orchestra, Semester Honor Roll l, Homeroom Officer, Alpha, Y-Teens, Hall Guard, Typing Awards, Music PHILPOTT, KENNETH- Tornado , Treasurer of Tri- gons, Service Semester Honor Roll. PIERSON. BILLIE LOUISE-Alpha, G. A. A., Typinq Award, Hall Guard, Gym Assistant, Girls' Drill Team, Letter B PIERSON, DONALD - Gopher . PILE. EUGENE - Gene PITZER, PATRICIA- Pat , Mixed Chorus, Typing Awards, Hall Guard. POINDEXTER, IACK-QP1ermofnt', One Semester of Debate. 41,4 1.15 J .',,,4 f-'L lf'.. l POWELL, CHARLES A- Chas , Homoroom Officer. PRATT, FRANK- Dick , A Cappella, Mixed Chorus. 'fu' -, .1 , 1 PRYOR, FLORENCE-l'Flossie', Mixed Chorus. QUAM. IERRY. RAWLINGS, LUCRETIA- Peashe , Mixed Chorus, Homeroom Officer, Typing Awards, G. A. A. REED, VIRGINIA-l'Ginny , Alpha, Vice-President of Alphas, Mixed Chorus, Messiah , Girls' Glee Club, Hall Guard, Typing Awards. REINECKE, VERA-G. A. A., G. A. A. Treasurer, G. A. A. Letter Semester Honor Roll 2, Gym Assist- ant, Typing Awards, Office Secretary. REMALY, BONNIE S Bon . RIEKE, RALPH-Sophomore Basketball Letter RIGGS, ANITA-Mixed Chorus, G. A. A., Typing Awards, Girls' Glee Club. RILEY, BYRON- Buck , Major B in Golf, Semes- ter Honor Roll l, Literary Service Home- room Officer, Philo, Hi-Y Vice-President, Assistant Chief and Chief of Firesquad, Casts of The Castle of Mr Simpson , Shepherds Star , Peg O' My Heart , PSG Newshawk, PSG Sports Editor, Quilt and Scroll. 71' do x G UM, IAMES W. ---- Worm , Z Minor Letters in Sophomore Basketball and Football, 3 Major Let- ters in Varsity Football, Basketball and Baseball, Gym Assistant,l State Champio ifiip Baseball Team 1946. 3, ' 175' 7' ROBERTS, SHIRLEY- Bobby , Gondoliers , Orch- estra, Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Y-Teens, Typing Awards, Alphas, Alpha President, Semester Honor Roll 5, Messiah , Girls' Glee Club, Music Music Festivals 3. ROCK, HELEN-Semester Honor Roll 2, Hypatias, G. A. A,, Hypatia Vice-President, Homeroom Officer, Typing Awards, Gym Assistant. 4. , ,, I .. ff 4 ROLF,i ROSIE LEE- Rosie , Y-Teen, Typing and Shorthand Awards, Mixed Chorus. ROMKEY, IACK- jackson , Homeroom Officer, So- phomore Football, Wrestling. ROSS, CHARLES-Sophomore and Iunior One-Act Plays, Philo, Semester Honor Roll 5, Homeroom Of- ficer, Varsity and Sophomore Football Squads, l Major and 2 Minar Football Etters. 'Gr-vu,,L-, ROXLAU. PHYLLIS- Rocky , Semester Honor Boll, Gym Assistant in lunior Highschools, Homeroom Officer, Mixed Chorus. RUTHERFORD, ETHEL MAE-Band, Orchestra, Music Festivals 3, Music Messiah Orchestra, Alpha, Y-Teens, Y-Teen Cabinet, Semester Honor Roll 5, Straight A l. ' RUTZ, IOHN WM.A Iohnny . SAVAGE. CAROL- Ca'l , Semester Honor Boll l, SCHIEFER, EDWARD- Shafe , Homeroom Officer. SCHMIDT. LORRAINE- Lari , Typing and Shorthand Awards. SCHMIDT, ROBERT - Bob . iCHMITZ, KENNETH- Porky , Mixed Chorus, Sem- ester Honor Boll Z, Typing Award, State Baseball Champions of l946, Athletic Baseball Captain. SCHNEIDER. MARGARET ANNA Margie , Alpha, Homeroom Officer, Office Secretary, Semester Hon- or Boll 4. SCHNEIDER, RICHARD - Dick . SCHNICKER, HAROLD- Snick , Sophomore King, Semester Honor Roll 2, Baseball, Service Lit- erary Secretary and Treasurer of Iunior Class, Homeroom Officer, Trigon, Assistant Business Man- ager of Pathfinder, Sophomore Basketball, Boys' State. SCHRAMM. GRETCHEN- Gretch , Orchestra Con- cert Mistress, Student Council, Homeroom Officer, Semester Honor Roll 5, Scribbler, Y-Teen Cabinet, lnterclub Council, Art Club, Cast of Peg O' My Heart , Messiah , Music Sophomore Pep Squad, All-State Orchestra. SCHULZ, CHARLES- Charlie , Gondoliers , Mes- O Fsiah , Music Festivals 2, Boys' Glee Club, Sopho- lmore Football 2 Major Letters in Baseball, NState Champion Baseball Team, Major Letter in ::fFootball, Little Six Champions, Golden Gloves Box- Y x X '- ing, Semester Honor Roll l, Senior Class Treasur- er, Homeroom Officer, Student Council, Cast of Cabbages , SCHULTZ, H. WAYNE- Radio Club, Radio Club Let- ter Award, Trigon, Hi-Y, Track. SCHURMAN, ANN- Herm , Gondoliers , Band, Or- chestra, A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, Music Festivals 3, Semester Honor Roll 4, President of Hypatias, Music Literary P. A. Announcer, Messiah , P6-G Newshawk, PSG Editorial Board, Club Editor of Pathfinder, Y-Teens, Homeroom Officer, Casts of Castle of Mr. Simp- son , Peg O' My Heart g Quill and Scroll. SCHWIND, WILLIAM- Bill , Track, Assistant Chief and Chief of Fire Squad, President of Projection Club, 2 Service B's , Cast of Shepherds Star . SCOTT, MARY IEANNINE - Scotty , Transferred from Blewett Highschool, St. Louis, Mo. in Senior Year. SEIDEN, RICHARD - Dick . SEXTON. SHARON-Orchestra, Music Festivals, Se- mester Honor Roll 4, Homeroom Officer, Hypatia, Cast of Cabbages . SHAW. BARBARA ANN- B, A. or Sparks , Alpha, Alpha Vice-President, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Music Festivals 3, Music Mes- siah , Accompanist for Chorus, Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs, Boys' Quartet, Girls' Sextetg Gondoliers , Semester Honor Roll 5, Straight A l, Homeroom Officer, Hall Guard, PCSG Newshawk, Editorial Board of PGG, Senior and Homeroom Editor of Pathfinder, Literary Quill and Scroll. SHERER, RICHARD- Sherrie , Homeroom Officer, Typing Awards, Cast of Shepherds Star . SHUPE, MAYNARD- Oley , Sophomore Football and Basketball, Varsity Basketball and Football, Major Baseball Homeroom Officer, Trigons, Mixed Chorus, SINNOTT, DONALD. SODERBERG. SHIRLEY ANNE- Soddie , ,A Cappel- la Choir, 2 Superio s in Dramatic Decfam Iowa 9, Cast of Balcony Scene , Literary Hypatia,-Art Club, Semester Honor Roll 2, Y-Teens. SPRINGER. GERALDINE- Gerry , Mixed Chorus, Typing Awards, Entered B. H. S. Ianuary, l946, from Aurora, iii. QuM4,J.- 6u.4A.7-MJ SPROCK, NORMAN- Norm , Tennis, Major Athletic Semester Honor Roll Z. STANBARY, NEIL. STANBERG, IACQUELINE- facquie , Gondoliers , Mixed Chorus, Semester Honor Rolls, Typing and Shorthand Awards, Homeroom Officer, Office Sec- retary. , STILLMAN, DOROTHY- Do'Bee . Alpha. Art Club, Literary Semester Honor Roll 2, Excellent in fowa 9 Oratory, Secretary of National Forensic League, Debate, Girls' Declam, District Oratory, STOHLER. PATRICIA- Pat , Band, Girls' Glee Club, Messiah , Mixed Chorus, Semester Honor Roll l, Li- terary Typing Awards, Music Festival l, Debate, Assistant Debate Coach, President and Secretary of N. F, L. STRAUSS, IAMES S Chicken . STREEDBECK, IOANNE M.- Io , Mixed Chorus, Typ- ing Awards, Horneroom Officer, Half Guard, Office Secretary. STUBBS, HARRY I.-Major Letter in Football, Home- room Officer, Honorable Mention All-State Football. SUESENS, FRANK W.- Speed , Radio Club, Club Service Letter. SULLIVAN, DORIS - Sullie. SWANSON, EVANGELINEe Vange , Student Coun- cil, Sophomore Queen, Semester Honor Roll 1, Goncloliers , junior Class Secretary and Treasurer, Homeroom Officer, Y-Teens, G. A. A., Gym Assist- ant, Typing Awards, Homecoming Queen l948. SWEARINGEN. IAMES-Sophomore Football, Minor Football Letter. TADLOCK, WILLIAM. TAEGER, GEORGE - Football, Wrestling and Track Letters, Semester Honor Roll, Homeroom Officer, President of Projection Club, Football Sportsman- ship Award, VAA TESCH, IAMES- Homer , Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus Trigons 5Q,L jf 7 f - , -. - .- ggl- 1, THIMMESCH. MAR4 ANN-Semester Honor Rolf 4, Hypatias, Homeroom Officer, G. A. A. THOMASON. IANET-Semester Honor Roll 5, Scrib- bler Vice-President, Y-Teens, Cabinet of Y-Teens, Art Club, Student Council, Casts of Castle of Mr. Simpson , Peg O' My Heart , Orchestra, Music Ad Staff of PCSG, Quill and Scroll, Literary Homeroom Officer, Typing Awards. 1' .- mtv -J ,, I 'J tl i , 5 9 THOMES, ELAINE- Percy', Mixed Chorus, Typing Awards. THOMPSON, IAMES- Will , Hi-Y, Firesquad, Soph- omore Football, Football Letter, Firesquad Service Letter. THYE, BERNITA- Bert , Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Music Semester Honor Roll 2, Literary Hy- patia, Hypatia Treasurer, P. A. Announcer, Quill and Scroll, Advertising Staff of PGG, Art Club, Casts of Peg O' My Heart , Balcony Scene , Y- Teen, Art Service, Music Festivals 3, Orchestra Li- brarian. TIMMERMAN, IACK. TOOTHACRE, RUDD- Toodie , Semester Honor Roll, Band, Music Music Festival 3, Trigons, Radio Club, Service Football. VAN .OSDOL, DEAN Y Will , Homeroom Officer Baseball, Hi-Y, Firesquad. VAN OSDOL, IUANITA- Bess , Gondoliers , Band, Orchestra, Girls' Sextet, Girls' Glee Club, Music 'All-State Chorus, Music Festivals 3, A Cappella -v Choir, Messiah Orchestra, Semester Honor Roll 2, ' Typing Awards, Homeroom Officer, Hypatia, Hy- patia President, Y-Teen. VENNARD, LARRY- I-lic , Band, 5 Major Letters in Basketball and Football, Co-Captain of the Basket- ball Team. WALKER, KATHRYN-Semester Honor Roll l. Typing Awards. WALKER, MARIORIE- Marge'l, Typing Awards. WALTERS, PATRICIA. WARD, DONN - Mouse'i. WARD, GERALDINE- Ieri , Alpha, Homeroom Offi- cer, Typing Awards, G. A. A., Letter Award, G. A A. Secretary, Semester Honor Roll, Hall Guard WASTE, RICHARD- Dick , Radio Club, Projection Club, Trigons, Service Letters in Radio, Projection and Trigons, Radio Club President, Semester Honor Roll, Typing Awards. ATSON, LILAh Twilight , Gondoliers , Messiah , :'?vGirls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Typing Awards. 7: .g' -f 11,1 WEILER, CE E TE- Rusty , Mixed Chorus, Hall 3 K1 X Guard, Typing Awards. WEILER, DON- Mouse WELLINGTON, lAMESY Flub , Band. Varsity Bask- etball, Varsity Baseball, Senior Class Vice-Presi- dent, Homeroom Officer, Typing Award, Sophomore Basketball. WHALEN, EDWARD- Hoon , Trigon Officer, Service B , Hi-Y. WIEDERRECHT, IANET- Ianny , Semester Honor Roll l, Literary Alpha, Typing and Shorthand Awards, Contest Speech, Cast of Mooncalt Mug- ford , National Forensic League, Vice-President of N. F. L., Excellent in Extemporaneous Speaking. WIELE, FULTON-Art Club. WIEMANN. ANN- Fink , Music Festivals 2, Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Messiah , Girls' Glee Club, Typing Awards, Booster Club, Hall Guard. WIESEL. DONALD-HB. E.-Brown Eyes . WINEGARD. LORRAINE-A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus, Assistant Librarian, Music Festival, Mes- siah . WOODAHD, WANDA M.-Semester Honor Roll, Typ- ing and Shorthand Awards, Alpha, Library Science Assistant WOODS, BETSYi Elizabeth Ann , Band, Orchestra, Music Typing Awards, Music Festival, Y-Teens, Y-Teen President. f7Zlf:,uQ1..l-- WOODWARD, LUCILLE- Lucy , Alpha, G. A. A., Athletic Typing and Shorthand Awards, Presi- dent of G, A. A, Homeroom Officer, Semester Hon- or Roll 2, WUNDERLICH, DORIS-Hall Guard, Office Secre- tary, G A A, Typing Awards YAKLE. PATRICIA- Pat , Typing Awards, Girls' Glee Club YAKLE, ROBERT P.-Ear Squarl, Program Chairman of Bar Squad sf 1 h' ' A f,'1'f YORK. PEGGY-i'Peg , Cast of l'Cabbages , Home- room Officer, A'Gondoliers , Music Festival, Mixed Chorus, Messiah , A Cappella Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Gym Assistant, Senior Class Secretary, PSG Newshawk, Business Manager of PQSG, Semester Honor Roll 3, Pep Squad. ZIOMEK. PATRICIA- Pat , Mixed Chorus, Mes- siah , Y-Teens, Other Honors from Chicago High- school. l Wish we were handsome . Z. Tennis Champs . . . 3 Unconcerned, as usual. 4. That lpana Smile tor beauty . , 5, Hold that pose . i I A 5, B-u-t lm . 7 The Goons of '48 , . 8 Happy Stink . , . L Front row: lohn Buchanan, lanet Law, lack Quell. Back row: Marlis Murray, Lucille Upton, Martha Lee Wright, Pat King, Richard Wright was absent when the picture was taken. X lr ll As class adviser, Miss Hoersch was tops She was a patient and understanding guide for the Iuniors. An up-and-coming class, the Iuniors had a successful year with their play, The Great Big Doorstep and their class party, The Forty-Niners as outstanding events. Wielcl- ing gavels the first semester were lohn, Richard, Ianet and Marlis. Their positions were taken the second semester by lack, Martha Lee, Lucille and Pat. Om omdaw MISS ELSIE HOERSCH This is the first year that the Sophomores have elected class officers, and they made a wise choice in selecting their leaders for both semesters. Dick, Ioe, Torn, and Maryann held the positions ol president, vice-presi- dent, secretary and treasurer respectively, These tour have clone a line job ot carrying out their individual duties. cmd if M 1 , 'i:Qif,?'?f3- ' i 5 MR. REES Front row: Ioe Clark, Maryann Christensen. Back row: Richard Fouts, Tom Yager. 1 N 1 Mr. Rees, affectionately called Max Ivan, was just the person the Sophs needed to help them assure their new responsibilities as an organized class. rw ,t x 1295353 MISS CURRAN Miss Curran's homeroom: D. Gantz, R. Crocker, W. Moberg, I. Quell, D. McBride, D. Hill, C. Hug- gins, A. Brunk, I. Anders, R. Lellel. Miss Curran, R. Webb, D. Eaton, D. Close, R. Smith, M. Hafzemeier, E. Swearingen, D. Willson, L. Robbins. R. Erickson, I. Hanrahan. B. Ptau, I, Collins, C. Schwartz, O. VanEttan, D. Allerdice, R. Broeg, C. lnghram, L. Lehman, D. Folk, M. Kienlen. MISS HOERSCH Miss Hoersch's homeroom: G. Treadway, I. McGrath, K. Evans, A. Geflers, D. Anderson, R. Mickleson, I, Hargitt, I. Beat-dsley, A. Gerst. Miss Hoersch, H. Lincoln, P Wiede- mier, R, Pleill, B. Cloyd, M. Lyons. M. Eden, L. Talbott, A. Montz, L Zink. I. Ienkins, M. Nesius, D. Wagner, M. Willson, P, King, M. Plumly, C. Hall- gren, P, Meyer. MISS HOHLEN Miss Hohlen's homeroom: A Kelly, R. Diewold, P. Arnold, B. Nel- son, I. Wolbers, E. Menns, D Hock- ett, D. Lowry, E. Lowry, C. Pitzer, K. Cloud. Miss Hohlen, L. Roberts, E Wagener, R. Tate, R. Erenzer, N. Dixon, O Lewis, G. Kulp, R. Hampton, E. Corn- well. M. Helt, S. Evans, M. Laue, S Ren- ninger, D. Tilton, T. Werden, B Payne, M. Champagne, H. Iohnson, P, Shoemaker. MR. LAMBERT Mr. Lumbert's homeroom: K. Thuleen, D. Hickman, R. Ott, I. How- ard, D. Sorenson, D, Klein, C. Tillot- son, H. Kaye, R. Baker, C, Woodruff, W. Washburn, D, Alter. Mr. Lambert, C, Lee, D. Wynn, G Swanson, I. Wilkerson, D. Nelson, C Dunn, E. Peterson, O. Schmidt, L Hall, G. Miller. L. Upton, M. Boyles, M Chubb, D Adams, P. Mclntire, B. Foley, D. God- dard, I. Daugherty, I. Law, L. Smith MISS MELZIAN Miss Melzicxrfs homeroom. W. Walters, E. Smith, I. Wills, R, Krek el, C. Wilson, T. Upton, L. Mumme, I. Denz, I. Fischer, I. Reusch. Miss Melzian, R. Mellinger, I. Leyes, D. Siegel, N. Weldon, B. Burman, M Thye, M, Shaw, L Mahannah, F. Bishop, M. Iohnson, R. Stubbs. I Philpott, L. Harris, B, Freyling, M Hale, M Pratt, D. Iulius, L, Bell, P Patterson, D Fastburn, R Kramer MRS. PIETZSCH Members of Mrs. Pietzsch's homeroom W Gieselman, D Morgan, R. Lenix, H Stout, R. Eversman, H. Stout, G Becker, E Harlen, W. Iamison, M Thompkins, I Buchanan, H. Hines. Mrs. Pietzsch, H. Widick, R. Koch, B Iohnson, M. Koelling, I. Forsberg, P Lyons, M. Cloyd, I. Prox, D. Taulman R Shadley, R. Ray. P McLaughlin, D. Davis, B. Brown, M Olson, M Schmidt, I Swom, M Dav- is, B Bailey, M Anderson, G Pohren MISS POINDEXTER Miss Poindexter's homeroom: R. Hinqst, F Bohlken, A Wachutka, R Krekel, W Stubbs, L. Long, C. Me- loan, W. Sinnott. T. Woodard R Dickson R Mur uia . . . Q .I Armstrong, B Hill, M. Rowley, L ifiose-S, 1 Stafford, E Pitcher, T Lehi mann, I Ertz S Dickson, M Carlson, M Ross, G Marshall, C Beine, M McMoniale, P Shaw, R Frenzer MR. REES Mr. Rees' homeroom: R Broeg, W Cook, I Kent, L. Knapp, C. Rodin, B Boyles, W Hogberg, A. Augsburger Mr. Rees, M. Crawford, M. Guelden- haar, I. Kurrle, R. Fritz, R. Creighton, R. Pohl, R. Thomas, L. Heckenberg, M. Wright, D. Meller. B. Salkeld, F, Garrison, I. Woodall, M. Murray, I. Hoelzen, M Thye, E. Lanqe, Y Streeter, E Kapple, I Doebele o. G if .li i MISS SALISBURY Miss ScxIisbury's Room: B, Gipson, R. Davis, M. Lewis, R. Har- ris, V. Trowbridge, T, Coates, L. Lu- cas, I. Phillips, L. Stout, R. Hillman, ll. Butler, G Wilson, B. Fuhrer, D. McNamara, D. Harris, E. Erickson, D, Spanhut, W. Kulp, L. Sheckler, R. Bence, E. Wie- mann. L. Ensminger, A. Wilson, C. Denz, I. Breuer, R. Magnuson, I. Orr, Ft Schmidt, P. Thompson, E. Beian, Miss Salisbury MISS WEHMAN Miss Wehman's homeroom: G. Kissinger, D. Cooper, R. Sommer- teld, L. Holmes, T, Scherer, R, Wright, P. Porter, R. Wilson. I. Orr, L. Leaverton, I Custard, S. Bow- ling, L. Mau, C. Turner, D. Lanning, R. Anderson, W. Bailey. M. Theiner, I. Gustalson, N. Nealie, S. Ridgeway, M. Driscoll, S. Wiem- er, C Savage, I. Young, G Dixon, lt liecox l Beverly Kooistra and Martha Palvey 2 heady Aim Fllilf l'l'hud. Repeat louis tiitieml 3 Woodiutl lcurzter 4 Pour wheels and a iiiotor 5 Hiding something? 5. Cold shoulders! 7. Hex Gingerich, Iunior. 8. Sentimental Frank! 9 Pat and Ulllf? little fliiiiiott kill' lO Pretty horse MISS HAMILTON Miss Humilton's homeroom: H. Bartholoniew, I. Wills, D. Heller, C. Wallace, I Dirth, T. Payne, D. Set- terberg, D. Rawson, I. Lynch, R. Al- fred, G. Iohnson, U. Lange. Miss Hamilton, I. Gilbert, M. Folker, D. Bogner, M. Lindner, S, Davis, E. An- liker, C. Kuhn, S. Pratt, R Sornmers, F. Chanen, R Moog. M. Voigt, S. McElroy, C. Benne, I. Flo- rang, E Aiken, H. Salladay, S. Bur- gin, N. Odell, D Watson, S Han- :zen MR. HART Mr. Harfs homeroom: W. Schelen, I. Blanck, M. Smith, D Humpton, L. Nuss, D. Zurrnuehlen, D. Zahner, K. Mehalty, P. Lowe, M. De Lang, D Wickhart, D. Gorman. Mr. Hart, F. Trosen, R. Bailey, R. Koch, S Crowder, I. Vlalker, D Nielsen, S Turner, I. Smith, I. Engberg, C. Press- ley, R Hall. L. Lundgren, K Evans, M. Gustafson, I Phillips, P. Roth, I. Hollingsworth, M Yeiter, D Wilson, lfl Koi-illf1,G Beardsworttt MISS HASKELL Miss Haskell's homeroom: I. Vlilson, H. Iohnson, F Bell, M. Henry, W. Stoll, M. Lee, L. Martin, M. Boyd Miss Haskell, D. Duke, R. Pearson, M. Anderson, C. Wachutka, F. Kurtz, S. Samuelson, B Schwerin, B. Ralston, D. Morris, E Warth V. Anderson, A. Iespersen, E. Iohnson, M Wehrle, B. Carlson, E. Owen, L Mclftttetick, D Alter, I Spencer, ll. lleaiinger MISS HUNT Miss Hunt's homeroom: E. Gerst, C. Lange, C Rasche, I Schrei- ner, I. Hart, W Bloomberg, R Ald- rich, W. Carter H. lnghrarn, Miss Hunt, R. Starkey, D. Adams, I Polson, M. Mclflhaney, S Roxlau, I. Beavers, E. Williamson, L. Pirnental, W Barrow W. Pohren, I. Norton, B. Waste, P. Bru- ders, B. Iacob, M. Kroll, C. Hunter, M Hagerla, I Lumberg, D Davis any I 9 Q fe . I Q fi in H. N' . A Q- i r A vi I gf. A lt Sy .12 3,3 fb MR. IOHANNSEN Mr. Iohannsen's homeroom: D. Byar, E Liirnloera, R. Balzer, A Kolkman, I. DeVilbiss, G. Garrett, R Hanks, M Michaels, D. Inghrarn, R Randolph D. Bliss, I. Schmidt, R. Wiemer, I Houtz, S. Zoqralos, A. Kraft, V. Lynn, R. Grothe, R. Martin, L. Vogelgesang. P. Dannies, D Ewing, B. Norris, M Snyder, D. VanOsolol, P. Beauchamp, P. Hummel, M Brown, R Gutman, M Wasson MR. NELSON Mr. Nelson's homeroom. B Iuhl, A. Bernaclt, T Cobb, I Grant I. Anderson, B. Strandberg, A. Dur- kee, G. Brown, R. Nelson, I l-lerrina, L McBride. Mr Nelson, E Springsten, D. Westtall, I Hertzler, S. Anderson, P. Richard- son, S. Iohnson, I. Biherd, R. Shote, W. Northrup, B. Pladenhauer I. Schmidt, M Springer, V. Diviney, D Chambers, C Boecker, D Waqner,G Lehman, I McQueen, D Strona, L White MISS PADOVAN Miss Pcdovcm's homeroom: F. Cox, W Niehaus, W Mclntosh, B Freitag, L. Burk, C. Rust, B Sling- lutt, C. Linnernan, I. Hols, R. Kerr. Miss Padovan, I. Thomas, L Conn, M Peek, M Lotz, M Corso, F Seiden I. Walker, L Kent, 'I' Haas, I Wood- side lt Wlirileii, I I:-iiiiiiirgz., N liiixiirll, M Hirstine, C Morgan, C. Galliday, C Eqqleston, S Bacher, E. Wilson, D Thompson MR. REED Mr. Reed's homeroom: B. Richardson, B. Simms, B. Stone, T Martin, I. Dunn, V. Iohnson, I Clark T. Herman, R Brown, P Myers, I Sheckler, L Goss Mr Reed, I Anderson, R Hemphill, M Waqler, P. Anderson, D Owen, A Scartt, D. McLaughlin, M Kuster, I Breuer, P Lee, R Wehrle. E. Distelhorst, W Wheeler, P Iohnson M Sponsler, A Gaiint, I. McCann M. Bock, B Curry, I Reiisch, H Carl son MR. SIGLIN Mr. Siglin's homeroom: L. Angiers, W. McCannon, L. Nickels D. Ritzman, V. Keith, K. Bruegger, Bi Grinnell R. Berr E Okerstrom . Y. A ,I- Wilson, B. Anderson. Mr Siglin, N Hines, C Eccles, B. Wick, E. Gillow, S. Moore, Y. Stanbury, I. Westholder, I. Lersch, L. Sullivan, B Pletke. H. Paulus, M. Atteberry, N. Hill, M Christensen, V Schoenieldt, H. Bit- tel, F Dowell, A. Meyer, B. Walker F. Bohlken MR. STOUT Mr. Stout's homeroom: W Bruner, C Lindstadt, F Hodson, W. Siegrist, M Arnold, W. Buchanan, C. Woods, M Kernfs, 111 Nichols, G McDade Mr. Stout, B. Bessine, H. Polil, C Wil- son, M Schweickhart, B. Bouquet, M Chubb, M. Kelly, H. Fouts, D Whal- en, B. Cook. M. Millspaugh, D. Babb, L. Goben, C. Hines, E Walker, M. Boark, W Smith, C lately, li lhiyttvyi, M Eil- Wards MISS ZEIGLER Miss Zeigler's homeroom: D Awbrey, D Lloyd, B. Gahn, B. Darn- old, T. Yager, H. Smith, W. Hookom I. Timbrook, L. Blackwood, I. Nielsen D. Burkheimer. Miss Zeigler, D. McKasson, I. Knapp, I. Walker, I. Bolt, P Bartlett, A Wise, R. Timmerman, B. Wheeler T. Pratt, D. Ryner. E. Luedemann, I. Kissinger, M. Frick M Grinnell, V Anderson, D, Cor- man, V Nelson, L Perry, B Enburq L. Bresser. fiiffy Quiz --L! 3 ' 741,643 ,i,fL7.Q 1. Peek-a-boo' 2. Soph bachelors, 3. Studious . . 4. Norma . . . Phone number? 5. Extra curricular . . 5. Ah! Those happy carefree days??'? ik The Sunbothersz, Hmm--Not bmi Heres His: . Deep Concentration Going to G fire-'P I:sn't She Sweet? Ficiherqirl Miriwinter Shiverm The Old Look A penny tor thoughts your On your wcxy, Flip? Briqht rainy day Puppy love . SOIIISOHHIIZ beinq note You- Whooiisz Smile pretty tor the Hungry Bess? Grout expectations Wow in Strc-ecilislck obsti- hirvhe l kde me .' T J 'Wir x -5 2 .J 'X I' v lil: 0, ,' QU . J fff1 P' - 1 ' 7' 4 . 59344 .5 1 Yes. these are our clubs-Some of the most valuable services and contributions which have been rendered to our school during the year were done so by these clubs. Always hard at Work the Scribblers sell at the games, making enough money to purchase something which the school needs. Without the valuable assistance ot the Hypatias and the Stagecratt there could never have been so many play productions. The Hypatias also assisted the well-known CDC's in making the Homecoming a most successful one this year. The Sophs have the Alphas and Philos to thank for their grand party, The Shamrock Swing this year. The Trigons were seen ushering at all of the games, plays and con- certs. Certainly the Y-Teen's drive lor lltretat was of a great deal of value, 'V-.title the Hi-Y Community Chest was a complete SUCCESS. We need no explanation ot clubs such as Firesquad, Radio, Projection, Art for we all realize how essential they are to the school. The GAA's were striving the whole year making their club more interesting and en- tertaining to those girls interested in sports. The members of these clubs should cer- tainly be proud ot this year's work! .4 -f3'5 ' 005,600 ' V I H ! :'7?:'. A If ' A - . . . W 13 6 .. in? WV c C, . Q f 5 HYPATIAS Members of the Hypulias are: I. Stafford, S. Sexton, S. Soderberg, A. Law, I. Van Osdol, I. Carspecken, B Thye, M. Wrighf, M. Crawford. Miss Powell, M. Thye, N. Morris, A. Wilson, N. Neafie, P, King, I Orr, R. Magnuson, M. Rowley. M Murray, B Burrnau, B Blaufuss, A Scliurman, D. Peterson, lf Rock, M. Tliimme-sch, I. Young CDC' S M Lewis, P. Walker, M. Anderson, K. Lowry, D Somerfield. Members of the CDC's are: Mr Lofz, D. Cloyed, R. Davis, I. Orr, V. Trowbridge, I. Pliilpott, I, Quell, F. Lohmann, P. Coquillette. R. Nelson, I. Goldbach, W. Danielson, D. Harsch, B. Ekdale, F, Lewis, D. G. Anderson, K. Hoelzen ff' F 65' SCRIBBLERS Members of the Scribblers are: Miss Zook, D. Goddard, C. McCorkel, M. Hale, V Beine, M Maaee, B Bell, E Cray C Beine, M L Lyons. V Iacobs, R. Morgan, M Hagemeier, I. Law, M. Milnes, G. Schramin. I. Thomason B. McCollom, B. Iohnson, B. Iohnson. T R I G O N S Members of the Trigons are: G. Poliren, H. Tooihacre, W. Schultz, D. C. Anderson, L Zink, H. Kaye, I L. Miller P. McCabe, H. Baxter, B. Creighton. Mr Ames, W. Moberg, I. Oilo, H. Schniclcer, W. Leffel, R Lewis, M. Shupe, I Augsbur ger, I Kaas, K Philpolt, H. Hines, C. Woodruff, Mr. Nelson R Ray, R. Shadley, R. Waste, D. Anderson, E. Wayland, I. Buchanan, C Tillolson. H Leflol, R. Hampton, D. Alter, I. Tesch. i l A-. fffi - nn I jun XX C. Ewing, M. Odle, L Dvorzack, W. Woodard, M. Little, L Woodard, S llenninger Members of the Alphcls ure: L. Bell, D. Stillman, I. Butler, B. Pierson, M. Plurnly, E Lange, M. Eden, I. Daugherty B. Bailey. Miss Hamilton, B. Cloyd, I Painter, D. Howard, L. Harris, G Ward, M. Schneider, E Beian, D. Walstrom, I. Weiderrecht, V. Reed, B. Shaw. D. Wagner, D. Folk, B. Gugeler, A Grohe, V. Caster, G. Pettigrew, V Iohnson, M. Pep meyer, E. Buthertord, S. Roberts. P H I LO S Members of the Philos are: Mr. Rees, E. Alexander, C. Hunger, R. Siegel, C. Ross, D. McBride, B. ltilcy, D. Stubbs C. Huggins. L. Duke, I. Bischoff, T. Upton, B. Eversman, R. Wright, I. Reusch, H. Widick, I. l-largitt. .. . ...,-... .Y -.... ,,... .. ., . W.. . . .. . . ,, . , . .,,.,..,, .ff sms' A .. PE I Y - Teens Members of the Y-Teens cue: E. Swanson, P. O'Daniels, E. M. Buthoriord, M. Magee, C. Beinc, V. Boinc, fi Grotlie. M. Wright, M. Crawford, I Thomason, B. Thye, I Van Osdol, M Koellinq, M Thyfv, M Lyons, B. Woods, C. McCorkel, S. Anderson, I. I-lertzler. Miss Bauercamper, R. Rolf, M. Plumly, B. Payne, G. Pettigrew, M. Milnes, L. Mcliitterick D. Owens, B. Salkeld, G. Schramm, C. Kuhn, E. Swearingen. M. Hagerneier, S. Evans, E. Erickson, M. Driscoll, A. Denz, E. Anliker, B. Iacob, M. Die- wold, I Kissinger, C. Kuhn. Hi-Y Members of the Hi-Y are: C. Tillotson, E. Whalen, I. Hargitt, I, Farren, F. P. Falvey, I. Thompson, F, Lohmann, D Van Osdol, K. Hoelzen, W. Schultz. Mr. Haberichter, D. Braun, D. Aubrey, D. Lowery, I. Buesch, I. Fischer, T. Coates, I. Dunn D. Thompson, C. Pressley. C. Woodruff, P. Coquillette, D. Alter, B. G, Riley, I. Otto, I. Philpott, B. Piefson, R. Harsch B. Freitag, A. Morgan. r of A L A N STAGECRAFT Members of the Stagecrah are: K Hanson, C. Magnuson, K. Christensen, S. Miller, T Scherer, L Blcickwoocl, B. Krekel M. Kern, M. Gueldenhciclr. Miss Salisbury, K. Barker, M. Lee, D. Lonning, B. Iohnson, B. Cloyd, D. Miller, B. Sling- huif, K. Cloud. R. Frenzer, P. Millspcrugh, R Frenzer, M. McMonigle, E. Aiken, C. llines, L. Schmidt I. Collins, M. Cloycl, M. Millspuugh. ART CLUB Members of the Art Club are: Miss Hohlen, L. Blackwood, M. Kern, D. Humpton, M. McMonigle. B. Hill, C. Beine, M. Hcxle, V. Beine, S. Soderberg. PROJ ECTION CLUB Members of the Projection Club are: Mr. Smith, C. Wooolrult, V. Trowbridge, C. Meloon, R. Krekel, B. Ekdcxle, I. L, Miller P. Porter, Mr. McKnight. B. Schwirid, M. Guelclenhoor, N, Thiertis, R, Aldrich, K. Bruegger, G. Taeger, D. Diener D. Waste. RADIO CLUB Members of the Radio Club are: Mr. White, Wctyrie Schultz, R. Toothcxcre, R. Waste, W. Icrmison. F. Sueseris, F. Lewis, W. Boucher, C. Cloyd, I. L. Miller. Members of the Fire Squad ure: Mr. Bacher, D, Dien- er, P. Porter. J. Thomp- son. B. Riley, F. Loh- mann. L. Holmes, A. Gersl. K. Barker. B. Sehwinii. C. Woodruff, D. Van Osriol. F. Wagner. f,.f- G. A. A. FIRE SQUAD Members ol the G.A.A. ure: .l. I-leavers. V. Rein- eke, J. Brewer, J. Poi- son. P. Dannies, V. Johnson, D. Savage, P. Rolf, .l. Butler. J. BFLIEIL S. Lite. E, Jones. L. Dvorzak, H. Rock. M. Pepmeyer, A. Denz. W. Smith. B. Brown, P. King, B. Bailey. E. Bur- gess, M. Snyder. L. Kent, L. VVood- ward, D, Bruegger. Mrs. Pietzseh, D. Ewing. M. Wasson, M. Kelley. A. Riggs, B. Pierson, H. Fitzgerald. B. Bouquet. B. Robinson. N. Wel- ilon. I.. White. I.. Har- ris, G, Ward. D. Peter- son, M. Countryman, L, Rawlings, L, Martin, B. Freyling. C. Hunter, D. Corman. B. Waste. Members of the G.A.A. C191 S. Pratt, P. Kurtz. C. Waehutka, J. Thomas, S. Zografos, D. Nelson. D. Taulman. P. O'Dz-iniels, V. Swan- son, C. Goiliday. D. Miller, P. Johnson. D, Babb. J. Doebeie, ii Talbott. V. Anderson, P, Lurlemann. Mrs. P i e 1 z s e h. C Boeeker, S. Ridgeway M. Millspaugh. L. Mt' Kitterirk. M. Brown, B Broeg, E. Heian, M. .I Hirstine, S. Hansen. B. Foley, J. Hollings worth, L. Lundgren. M Sehweickhardt, M Roark, C. Losey, J Phillips, H. Paulus, M Chuhh, L. Bresser. 1 ia . jw ' Football ' Basketball l ' Wrestling l Xf I ' ' 5 'l .ww -od' Um 5,0cvzla,,, . aa 452259 Tenms 9:05 Track ' IX Tumbling 3 Mu at A IA, Q 41 W .ldtzffe dz Undefeated in loop competition Tac1:'s Grayhounds rolled into the top berth of the Little Six Conference. Captain Ierry Franklin led his teamniates to a seasons record of seven wins and two losses, scoring 187 points against the 59 for their opponents. Climax- ing the season's play was the smashing of a twenty year iinx by defeating the Ottumwa Bulldogs on their own field. The Homecoming crowd was thrilled as the Purple and Cwray eleven emerged victorious over the powerful lowa City Little Hawks. Although the title was practically assured by the defeat of the Bulldogs, Burlington clinched the Little Six Championship by defeating Fairfield in the final game of the '47 season. George Taeger was elected by the squad as the most valuable player who received the least publicity and also received the A. B. C. award for outstanding sportsmanship. The Grayhounds dominated the All-Little Six team with Morgan, Franklin, Taeger and Galvin receiving first team recognition while Vennard copped second team honors. On the Iowa Daily Press all-state team Franklin captured first string end honors and Galvin came out with the second string center selection. Members of the Sophomore Football Squad are: I. Hart, M. Lee, C. Woods, C. Lange, W. Bloomberg, H. Michaels, I. Anderson, N. Hines, R. Simms, R. Bailey, C. Eccles, I, Bence. Coach Paul Siglin, E. McCannon, I. Clark, Wickhart, R. Fouts, I. Wilson, R. Alfred, U. Lange. M. DeLong, D. Zokner, M, Boyd, I. Herring, F. Trosen, I. Hols, T. Yager. ,far Z' Coach Sig1in's proteges completed a highly successful season, racking up four wins, one loss and one tie. The Sophs played the other Soph squads of the Little Six Con- ference and small neighboring highschools. Displaying fine abilities the Pups show great promise of becoming future Grayhound champs. Sophs Opponents 21 Media 6 6 Ft. Madison E Squad U 53 Keokuk Sophs U U Ft. Madison B squad O 12 Winfield 4U 19 Keokuk Sophs U aaz'54ZZ mapa Members of the Varsity Football Squad are: Line Coach Lloyd Haberichter, T. Hines, I. Hargitt, I Phillips, D. McBride, G. Treadway, Captain I. Franklin, A Morgan, I. Buchanan, E. Menns, L. Vennard, I. Galvin, Heart Coach Harold Tackelson. I. Ringblum, C, Huggins, R. Diewold, C. Schulz, A. Augs burger, A, Wachutka, R. Toothacre, I. Howard, C Ross, G Belding, Ekdale. 1ER1 1Y FRANKLIN ff XXV BHS Opponents 13, . . , Davenport . . . . 31 13 ... Muscatine . . 6 49 . . Washington . . , U 20 . , Keokuk , . . ... U 18 . Ft. Madison .... .. . 2 7 .... .. . Quincy .. ,..13 19. . . Ottumwa ..., ... 7 7 ..,. Iowa City ...U 41. . Fairfield .. ...U G. Tae-ger, R. Wright, P. Hendricksg B. Iackson, I Beardsley, R. Gahn, H. Stubbs, F. Bishop, T, Upton, R COACH TACKELSON 244 With fourteen wins and tour losses, the varsity basketball team tied for second place with the Muscatine cagers in the Little Six Conference Flip Hendricks won honors for the team by placing third in Little Six scoring. Co-captains, Hendricks and Vennard were top scorers for the Grayhounds. These two also gained positions on the All-Little Six first team. Franklin placed on the second team. Morgan and Ringblum were given honorable mention. Burlington was host to the district tournament this year. The BHS quintet fought their way to the sub-state tournaments by defeating Muscatine, 35 to 24, and Chariton, 55 to 28. They were downed by Ottumwa, 49 to 28. So ended a season noted tor team- work and good sportsmanship. Members of the Sophomore Basketball Squad ure: Coach Paul Siglin, U. Lange, I. Dirth, R. McKasson, M. DeLang, I. Hart, R. Cook, R, Iuhl, M. Boyd. Student Manager W. Stamberg, R. Fouts, R. Bailey, I. Wilson, T. Yager, I. Hols, I Knapp, R. Randolph. The Gray pups tied with the Bull pups lor the top honors in the Sophomore Little Six field. They were hosts to the Des Moines county basketball tournament. ln this they won over Mediapolis and then lost to Huron, 25-22 They played high caliber basketball and will prove good material for the varsity team CO-CAPTAINS I Zac PHlL HENDRICKS LARRY VENNARD , BHS Opponents 40 . . Oskaloosa . ,..., 24 41 , Wayland . . .38 48 Franklin . 35 40 , Ft Madison . . 32 61 V Mt. Pleasant . . 23 49 Washington .20 36, Muscatine . 3l 32 Otturnwa . , 33 46 , Keokuk 34 44 Fairfield , 20 57 Ft. Madison 20 35 . Mt. Pleasant .31 54 . Washington 22 21 , Muscatine , . .27 33 . Ottumwa , 36 55 Keokuk 47 45 Fairfield ,39 43 . Oskaloosa 53 Members of the Varsity Basketball Squad are: I. Howard, L. Vennard, R Eversirian, A. Morgan, D McBride, M. Tompkins, Assistant Coach Ralph White. Student Manager L. Stout, I. Franklin, I. Rinabliim, R Iackson, W. Savage, A. Wachutka, I. Wellinqton, P Hen- dricks, Coach Harold Tackelson. COACH TACKELSON WRESTLING SQUAD Members of the Wrestling Squad are: R. Pte-iff, R. Hall, I. Lersch, R, Tate, C. Woodruff, R. Crocker, D. Hick man, L. Hall, I, L, Miller, R. Hecox, D, Morris, I. Schmidt. R. Kramer, L. Zink, C. Huggins, R. Gahn, G. Taeqer, R Mickleson, I Kass, W. Stubbs, F. Hoclson, C. Tillotson, P. Lee, Coach Carl Iohmiizen Burlingtorfs newest sport, wrestling, rose to popularity this: year. The Grapplers won two matches from Muscatine and two from the Davenport B Squad They lost two to the mighty Maquoketa by close margins, one point and two points, and lost two to Clin- ton. The BHS squad placed fourth in the Davenport lnvitatiorial and lourtli in the district meet Hecox and Taeqer won their matches in the rlintrict meet and were eliqible to the state tournament, Members oi the Bur Squad ure: R. Yakle, R. Creighton, D. Alter, L. Leaverton R. Bessine, K. Cloucl, G. Kulp, R. Hampton BAR SQUAD I TRACK SQUAD I 1 1 I I il Members of the Track Team are: R. Overton, E. Menns, I. Phillips, G. Taeger, I. Buchanan, I. Howard, W. Schwind, K. Thuleen, G, Treadway, W. Bowers, R. Hillman, D. Cooper, D. Bennett, Ti Yager, W. Schultz, I. Hols, I. Dirth, A. Morgan, I. Wills, R. Mickleson, A1 Durkee. I. Hanrahan, E. Springsteen, A. Wachutka, H. Kaye, R. Bailey, B. Hart, P. Arnold, B. Leffel, I. Herring, D. Davis, D McNamara. I. Beardsley, R. Gahn, L. Angiers, I. Wilson, R. Iackson, M. Guildenhaar, W. Freitag T. Hines, B. Harris, M. Boyd, A Augsburger. I. Sheckler, G. Belding, C. Woods, N. Hines, L. Sheckler, D. Hickman, I. Clark, I. Dickinson, K. Cloud, R. Fouts COCICI1 Carl Iohanson and his assistant, Lowell Reed, can well be proud ot their trackmen who captured the Little Six Indoor Crown in their first meet of the season. Making an excellent showing in the Marion Relays the team moved on to take the dual meets with Monmouth and Ft. Madison. Traveling to Des Moines a contingent of BHS tracksters made a fine showing at the annual Drake Relays. The 2-mile relay team of Wachutka, Bailey, Tae- ger and Howard won fourth and the mile relay team of Wachutka, Morgan, Hillman and Howard came in fifth, breaking the previous Burlington records in these two events. In the individual events Hines placed fourth in the Members of the Tennis Squad are: Coach Paul Siglin, K Barker, F. Chanen, K. Hoelzen, I. Schreiner, I. Blanck, L. Nuss I. Gilbert, I. Lersch, R, McKasson. I. Bischoff, N. Sprock, H, Baxter, B. Baker, P. Coquillette, D. Mellinger. R. Pearson, F. Hodson. I 100-yard clash. Emerging victorious from the Ft. Madison Ouadrangular the trackmen continued to bring home laurels the remainder of the season. Using Norm Sprock and Henry Baxter, returning lettermen, as the main spokes in the BHS tennis wheel, Coach Siglin's racqueteers proved to be a hard hitting net squad. Opening the season the net- men walked away with a decision over Davenport, but dropped match- es to Iowa City and Moline. A lad- der tournament was conducted throughout the season for practice and to determine the top men of the team. TENNIS SQUAD Cheer Leaders EARL ALEXANDER, Capt. IQLA DAVIS The cheering squad, making their lirst appearance in new, complete uniforms for years, worked hard at keeping the crowds at the games in high spirits and urging the teams On to victor . , y. Traveling to the out-of-town games they encouraged the teams b 1 . . . y eading yells on loreign territory. Full of pep the cheerleaders carried on with all they had. The Pep Club, a new organization in school, was started tor the purpose of furthering school spirit. The club members co- operated with the cheerleaders and sat in a section at the loot- ball games, They put on the pep assemblies and conducted the victory assembly alter the defeat ol the Ottumwa gridmen The cheerleaders and Pep Club did all they could to insure .good school spirit. ?ep Squad T DIXIE BROWER IOAIJ COCK b f th P p Club ure: I nI5q?1liZlgon,T. LZ-rsch, R. Mcliasson, I. Knapp, B Randolph, N Hines, B Schelen Pont, R. Nelson, K. Barker, 1 Galvin, P Lohmann, 1 ontdnncn. I Dunn. F Hodwn Stout M. Koelling A Denz, B Payne, M Driscoll, M Thye, B Burman, M Wright, M Crawlorfl, B PUYTOW l- Mclfllloll M. Lyons. Wiemann, A, Scaill, C. Dunn, L Peterson, 5 Blessing, I l'l11ll1ps, M Bock, l. l5rense1, t5 Hill, l Wfllkgln Plc e r . ' Band . ' Orchestra I . g r r ' Chorus ,dll ff' We E W WM Om Awww . . ' Debate ' Declamation i 5 X v 1 K ' Drarnatics 1 ' , , X X X X N Flutes and Piccolo: M. Anderson, I. Carspecken, E. Lange, I. Orr, E. Rutherford. B flat Clarinets: D. G. Anderson, E. Anliker, M. Brown, K. Evans, S. Fischer, D. Hingst, D. Lanning, I. Orr, M. Plumly, T. Stein, D. Thompson, C. Wachutka, G. Wilson, I Young E flat Alto Clarinetsz R. Harsch, M. Yeiter, B flat Bass Clarinets: W. Boucher, I. Kohrs. Ohoes: R. Gutman, R. Magnuson, Bassoons: D. Kleinkopf, V. Trowbridge, Saxophones: R Anderson, R. Krekel, L. McBride, R. Toothacre. Cornets and Trumpets: D. Adams, D. Awbrey, R. Cook, R. Davis, R. Ekdale, R, Fouts, R. Gugeler, W. Northrup, C, Olsen, R. Pearson, R Sommerfield, I. Willson, I. Wood. French Horns: M. Eden, L. Perry, M, Snyder, I. Van Osdol. Trombones: D W. Anderson, B. Carlson, P. Dannies, A. Erickson, K. l-loelzen, W Kooistra, A. Law, W. Niehaus, I. Quell. Baritones: I. Schreiner, D. Schwenker Basses: R Aldrich, I. Beardsley, W. Carter, I. Kent. String Bass: R Hird Drums: F. Buckley, D Cooper, K. Gray, A. Paullins, R Pletke, P Richardson, B Salkelcl, A. Schurinan, B. Woods. Drum Major: I. Quell Under the direction of Maurice Wright, the BHS band displayed excellent talents both as a marching unit and as a concert group. The band could be seen every l riday night going through their variety of stunts and for- forinations between halves at the football games. Their participation in the Homecoming celebration brought much color which otherwise would have been missing. With their snappy marches the band livened up pep assemblies and boosted school spirits at the basketball games. The bandsmen will long remember the journey to the Ottumwa Homecoming and the time they had on the muddy field. Bringing new honors to the band four members were selected for the all-state band. They were Iohn Kent, tuba, Darlyne Adams, Cornet, Vern Trowbridge, bassoon, and Dick Harsch, alto clarinet. At their annual concert the band presented a well-liked program. Soloists were Darlyne Adams with a cornet solo, Carnival of Venice and Iohn Kent with Solo Pomposou, a bass horn solo. These two also survived the district music contest and went on to state competition. The music festival held at Burlington, with Mr. Leonard Smith as guest band conductor, marked the close of an- other successful season for the BHS band. Wx I NIAURICR WRIGHT Director The Eurlington Symphony Orchestra under the baton ot Miss Dorothy Baumle turned out to be another musical success. Eight musicians represented the BHS orchestra in the all-state orchestra, Those included were violins, Bar- bara Holst, Verna Iacobs, Gretchen Schramm and Marlis Murray, viola, Gloria Beardsworth, and cellos, Louise Clark MISS DQRQTHY BAUMLE and Ioan Cook. A select group of players were in the or- Director chestra which accompanied the presentation of the Messiah . With Gretchen Schramm as concert mistress, the orchestra gave a fine performance at their annual concert. Staging a mass ticket-selling campaign, two teams were formed with the losing team treating the winner. Appearing as violin soloist with the orchestra, Miss Dorothy Baumle played the brilliant Lalo concerto, Symphonie Espagnolef Robert Frudeger conducted the orchestra for the solo. Their excellent musicianship can be credited to the hours of careful practice which they spent in preparing their numbers. A part of the orchestra provided the musical background for the Senior Class play. The Mississippi Valley Music Festival climaxed the orchestras appearance and closed the musical season of '47 and '48, Violins: G. Schramm, W. Danielson, V. Anderson, B. Holst, V. Iacobs V Lynn M Mclvlonigle, M. Murray, R. Pohl, S. Roberts, B, Shaw, W. Yager, D. Alter S Bacher M Edwards, P. Iohnson, E. Kapple, M. Koelling, M. Rowley, S. Sexton, I. Sheckler L Smith Violas:G. Beardsworth, E. Distelhorst, I. Hertzler, B. McCollom, I. Reusch, B Thye N Coate B. Vaughan. Cellos: P. Anderson, L. Clark, I. Cook, M. Crawford, S. Hansen G Pettigrew I. Rolf, I. Thomason, M. Wright, D. Hoelzen. Bass Viols: S. Blessing, E. Cray I Dunn S Hageman, H. Hines, R. Timmerman, R. Hird, D. Chubb. Flutes: M. Anderson I Carspecken E. Lange, E. Rutherford. Oboes: R. Gutman, R. Magnuson. Clarinets: D Anderson M Plumly, G. Wilson, I. Young. Bassoons: D. Kleinkoph, V. Trowbridge. French Horns M Eden, L. Perry, M. Snyder, I. Van Osdol. Trumpets: D. Adams, R. Davis R Gugeler M Ladd. Trombones: K. Hoelzen, A. Law, I. Quell, W. Platte. Tuba: I. Kent Drums K Gray A. Schurman, B. Woods. , ,cm , ,,V . i Cappella Choir: Wieman, D. Howard, I. Hart, I Hoelzen, L Lehman, M Thye, M Korilla, P. Cray, B Shaw, S Roberts, L. Maurer, B. McCollom Winegard, W. Cook, R. Aldrich, B. Boucher, B. Ekdale, W Danielson, A Mariah, C Olsen. P Lohiriann, L Zink, H lleiriphilt, I. Philpott, W. Kooistra, I. Carspecken, P O'Daniel:Q, C Hampssrrure Iacobs, H. Salladay, C, Turner, S. Evans,I Collins, P Shaw, M Peek, P York, it Maanuqzon, I Orr, A Law, I Cook, M Koelling, I Van Osdol, A. Schurrnan, B Holst, F. Keller Hines, R, Pohl, L. Sheckler, D Nelson, D Mehaltey, R Pratt, K Gray, D Krekel, B Davir, I Millar, D Poutga The choral department under the tine direction ot Mr Ralph Hart turrirffl out nnoiufr outzztandinq vocal aroupts Eight choral lsturlfwntiz represented HHS in the Allfgtate Chorus Those chozxen were tirfst 1-soprano, Pat Andersson, zleconfi Aoprano, Barbara McCollotrt, tirmt alto, Margaret Koellina, Second alto, Iuanita Van Osaflol, hriat tenor, Harold Hemphill, ,second tenor, Iarries Sheckler, baritone, Dick Krelcel, and lDC1fQf'1, Altrerl Marsh Repeating last years pertorrriance, 'The Mesisiah' was prefaenteal with a chorus can zzisrtinq ol adults from the various Church choirs in the corrirriunity and Select voicem troru the highschool chorus classes The tour quest gaoloiietfs were Mist: llleanor Shockey, soprano, Minas Elizabeth Koellinq, a graduate ol HHS and BIC, contralto, Mr. Iohn Torrirs, tenor, anfl Mr Iames Mclinery, basis-baritone. A near capacity crowd wars on hanrt to hear the pre- :zentation ot the oratorio on Sunday evenina December 7 A recordina ot carols made by 14 zstudentza troin the chorurz department war: :sent to the adopted coiruriunity ol Etretat, France at Chriszttitafz One at the rrioxst popular iriussical aroupss was the Boys' Quartet which Sana before many ,school and corrurtunity events Two ot the choral groups met before .school They are the Girly Gleff Club which ruet Tuesday alter school and Thursday before .school and the Boy. Glen Club which rc- Boys' Quartet: I. Philpott, H Hemphill, R Krokel, A Marsh ,aw WWW 1 f RALPH HART 4 - Boys' Glee Club: C Olsen, G Gieselman, G Wilson, F Lohmann, R Nelson, C Rust, P. Bean, A. Marsh, R. Pratt, H. Hemphill. A Peterson, C Rodin, D Setterbura, P Arnold, K. Gray, K. Barker, W. Kooistra, T. l-lines, R. Ott, R. Aldrich, W. Boucher L Zink, D. Mehattey I Philpott, R Davis, G McDade, M Anderson, C Lange, N Hines, W Moberg, R Ekdale, I. Miller, R. Fouls, K Bruegger W Danielson, W. Cook, G Miller, H. Maulhe I Sheckler, L Sheckler, R Pohl, D. Thompson, I. l-lart, B Shaw, accompanist, B. Sinnot, R. Krekel, H. Stout, D. Morris, R. Bencc liearsefl Tuesday and Fridays belore school The a cappella choir met lirst period and was considered the aoal of every aspiring vocalist The glee clubs, a cappella choir and the massed Chorus were presented in their annual concert at the Memorial Auditorium. Elaine Cray and Barbara Shaw, accom- panists lor the entire event, played the dual accompaniment lor the Liebeslieder waltzes sung by the a cappella choir. As a highlight ol the evening, an Alma Mater sona was introduced. Words tor the song were Written by Wayne Danielson and the music was composed by Mr Ralph Hart, chorus instructor. The choristers completed their musical year with their linal ap- pearance at the Music Festival in Burlington. Girls' Glee Club: M Wagler, P Anderson, I. Orr, R. Magnuson, A. Low, I. Carspecken, C. Hampsmire, P O'Daniels, A Wicrnann, D Howorr B l-lolst, V. Iacobs, P Dannies B Iacob, D. Van Osdol, S. Anderson, C. Davis, L. Maurer, I. l-loelzen, I Hart, E. Burgus, D. Adams, I, Collins, M, Thye, l Lehman, M. Hagemeir, A Iesperson, M Korilla, S. Roberts, B. Shaw M. Lotz, I. Roll, S Davis, E. Swearinqen, I Montgomery, C. Turner, M. Christensen, S, Turner, P. York, A. Schurman, I. Cook M Koelling, I Van Osdol, B. McCollom, E. Kapple, O, Owens, G. Bearclsworth. R Hemphill, V. Anderson, E. Anliker, S. Evans, P, Shaw, D. Eaton, V. Diviney, M McElhaney, M. Millspaugh, S. l-lansor M. Anderson, C. Wachutka, R Kelley, V Lynn, H. Salladay. Purple and Gray 5 I-ef 'Hn I N' it I er l '... I as.. XNRARBARA McCCLLOM , CIIARLENE McCORKEL ssociate Managing Editor P KA X? my A5502-mfg Edgoy WAYNE DANIELSON RICHARD CLOYED Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor The Purple and Gray had another outsiandina year by rating All-American at the National Scholastic Press Association. Stall members attended the Double l Press Conference and the NSPA conference at Cleveland The industrious stall members conducted a school survey and were responsible for the BHS adoption ol the community ot Etretat, France. MARTHA MAGEE Feature Editor BYRON ml-EY Sports Editor 11' 4 X g ,R A it Print Shop Boys are: R. Creighton, I. Armstrong, P Hendricks, I Howard, I lljalv E. Alexander, G. Beldina, W. Iohnson. HERBERT CLARK C. Hunger, E Wagoner, B Sinnott, A. Kelly, R Morrison THAD ERETZ Iournalism Advisor D. Davis, I. Carter. Printer , 7-, ..,.,......,,, m...--,.W-i..Y... . vi., X W A X 5 rf - , Iunior Iourncxlists are:-B. Burman, I. Hargitt, Mr, Clark Members of the Ad Sig!! are: I. Collins, P. Shaw, D. Folk, N. Neaiie, B. Baily, B. Salkeld, P. Coquiiierie, M. Rowley, B. iohnson, 1. oueii, B. Peter- R Nelson, I Thorrlflwn son, H. Widick, R. Magnuson, I. Young P. York, Business Manager, P Ealvey, I Golclbach, B Thye DON ANDERSON Business Manager Pathfinder ANNA LAW Editor-in-Chief FRANK LEWIS Photographer DONA PETERSON Managing Editor 21 g,,, t rxuw, if' 5. VERNON GINGERICH Advisor HAROLD SCHNICKER A:a:s't Bussinersxs Mgr, RUTH GUGELER BARBARA SHAW ANN SCHURMAN Activities Editor Class Editor Club Editor . l BOB DAVIS IANEY STAFFORD DON O. ANDERSON ART PETERSON AUDREY WILSON ROR ANDERSON UM GU-BERT IOE GOLDBACH DOROTHY STILLMAN Sophomore Debcrters are: I Blcmck, T. Yotger. I. Gilbert, Pot Slohler, Otssistont cofrch, Nl Brclridl, F3 Andfrrson The HHS deliate squad. under the eapalnle roar-lung: of Miss .Ionan Haskell. had a very sueeessful year. In a year full ot' aetivity the dc-haters walked off with high honors in the Geneseo debate contest, the Girls' Oratory Contest at Davenport, the debate tournaments at lvlt. Pleasant and Davenport and the Burlington Invitational Meet, The BHS speakers tied with two other sehools for top honors at the Coe College speech eontest and pla'-.fd first Iit the Brlndley Debate tourna- ment at Cedar Falls, At the latter match .lane Stafford and Bob Davis won seholarships for being two of the top three speakers. ln the Ameriean Legion Uratorieal Contest, Joe Goldhaen won the eounty and distrirt rontests. At the state eontest the affirmative team of Jane Stafford and Donald Anderson was the top team in the state, and the squad as a whole won seeond. .lane Stafford was the top girl dehater in the state and won first plaee in the state in extemporaneous speaking. Bob Davis was lop senator in the state and he reeeived top rank- ing in radio, The Peterson-Davis hill won first plaee among the hills suhmitted in the student senate. The BHS speeeh department won the Iowa Nine eon- test. Dorothy Stillman ami Joe Goldbaeh reeeivcd supe- riors in Original Oratory. Offieers of the loeal ehapter of the National Forensic' League are president, Pal Stohler: viee president, Janet Wiederreeht, and serre- tary, Dorothy Stillman. The N. F. L. ehapter has an ex- tensive program of pulzlie speaking. Degrees of Dis- tinetion, the highest honor in the National Forensie League went to Donald Anderson, Dorothy Stillman, Dirk Nelson. Joe Goldhaeh. Jane Stafford and Boh Davis. IONAN HASKELL VIL AQ4. I Z,'W i ,fu wi I H fem D L. WW f,UmmygwLa,, ,V W' . If 1mNg,g,fgx L. w iv YY ., WF,p,W Nm I eAefwwdAQ? R, BG, Iftqtfa I I 'i . J 'Q 5' We -' A 'Q '14 I-1 .gh-3-.,:g:.-,.:, :wwf ' v ta fgi' 'V 5 I . . w5fM1fw :f I tt' . I A ' t-E E ' w i 1 MARTHA MAGEE DQN ANDERSQN SHIRLEY SODERBERG WAYNE DANIELSON As ct result of hard work, practice and the careful supeivision ot MiSS Merrill Salisbury, these students Won high ratings in declam Work. The boys' declam team tied with Davenport for first place in the annual Iowa Nine Boys' Declamation contest and in addition participated in the Davenport Invitational Tournament. The girls' team emerged victorious in the Iowa Nine Girls' Declam tournament. Dramatic Wayne Danielson- The God of Abraham ....,. Donald Anderson- The Burgomeisters Death .. Martha Magee- The Man In Grey . Shirley Soderberg- How Beautiful With Shoes . Humorous Kenneth Barker- The Big Game ........,,. Bob Davis-cutting from Green Pastures . . . Iane Stafford- Mrs Schnicklelritz and the Fur O'Glork Drain . .. Betty Peterson- The One-Legged Goose . . . . . . . Oratory Ioe Goldbach- Beach Heads of the Future . Tom Yager- An American Menace . . Dorothy Stillman- Epidemic ...,...,..., . . . Marguerite McMonigIe- American Education . .. KENNETH BARKER BETTY PETERSON IOE GOLDBACH DOROTHY STILLMAN GOWOEGE U2 OP-BIJPLIJCD KIDU .excellent .excellent . superior ..supenor M,supenor . .excellent . .excellent .. .excellent . .superior . . .excellent . ,excellent ,.. ,excellent MERRILL SALISBURY IANE STAFFORD BOB DAVIS -fi' TOM YAGER MARGUERITE MCMONIGLE M. Wright, L. Sheckler, N. Neatie, L. Harris. Not pictured are B. Burman, A. Getlers, M. Koelling, R. Magnuson, I. Philpott, I, Quell. H Wifiiclc l Young LEWIS SHECKLER NANCY NEAFIE l'The Great Big Doorstep An unusual comedy, The Great Big Doorstep, was presented by the Iuniors as their class play. Nancy Neatie and Lewis Sheckler were cast in the lead roles as Mrs Crochet and the Commodore. When a doorstep was lound the Crochets try hard to live-up-to their newly acquired possession. The earthly humor of the Louisiana Caiuns was portrayed with commendable insight. The admirable inter- pretation and the smoothness with which the play was pre- sented can be credited to the skillful direction ot Miss Heta West. The set was particularly well constructed and the sugar cane and Spanish moss from Louisiana added Old South realism. Assisting Miss West were Mariiean Thye as assistant director and Miss Salisbury as technical director. J if EQ? B Yr Seven Sisters Seven Sisters was presented as the Senior Class play by Miss Reta West, dramatic coach. Richard Nelson and Iuanita Van Osdol were as- signed the coveted top roles of Mitzi and Ferenz Horkoy. Both were per- fectly cast in the parts of the mischievous but lovable Mitzi and her hand- some ingenious suitor, The plot of the play is based on the efforts of Mrs. Gyurkovics to find suitable husbands for her tour daughters of mar- riageable age. A young baron, a colonel and a handsome lieutenant are tricked into matrimony through the careful plans of Mitzi and Ferenz. A wager of three kisses to be collected when the three oldest daughters are married off, a case of mistaken identity and an atmosphere of romance and intrigue all add to the fun. Ioan Cook was the assistant director for RICHARD NELSON the production and Miss Salisbury the technical director. t 1 1 pw l' A i Seven Sisters . D. Nelson, B. Mccoiiom, c. McCorkel, A. W Wiemqnl Av Marsh- IUANITA VAN OSDOL Director D. Anderson, V. Iacobs, I. Van Osdol, A. Schurman, I. Cook, assistant director. D. Cloyed, I. Thomason, M. Magee, W. Danielson. Not pictured B. Ekdale. ltlQ't'A WEST Clieop Beef? No - H reollyl In tlie quttrfr mqniri Hi, beostie. Puppy love Proposinq to Bill? Why so glurn? Alter graduation day . The mourning ullrer Merry mixup? Cold llPlTtLif1 IIIPCTTI worm liflrurtfff' Torzrin, lr Honorable Advisor tor Extrot-Curricular Activities .,..a Aw, Qt' H6-NEKHAWK Um Howe Qftf Members of the College Council: .I. Nutgrnss, P. Hippo, G. Nlusenu, .l. Klum-llvr. H. VV:lugh. Dunn Silllll'htl1'k0l'. W. Plaitt, W. Duke, W. Davis, ld. Kit-llilll'-1. K. Johnson. ll. llrit-vkt-I'. L' Yuslttinnlu. J, Pt-tersun, J. Norton. M. Nt-git-y. M. Btu-svlt, IJ. 'l'l1mnpsun, l-1 lalunniqttist, K t':n'pe-ntt-r. .l. Vt'nmtu:tt'tl. t f l 'L Women's Union Board of Governors: J. lx1tl'I. B. Finke. lx. Czlrpentt-r, .l. Full, .l. i'l'iVI'hllll, Nl, taut-svn, .l l,t-uis. .l. Nt-lsun. Men's Union Board ot Governors: W, Dukv, W. Dzivis. l-'. Fritz, Pl, Kzijthtrn. ll. t'4tx'r-nttnr. 12, Xl-nrris, R. ll-wt-kt-1. l,. Dlxu Tl. 48 'Avant 1 in Student Council Thu Cullege Cuunvil mn-t tn discuss quvstiuns 4-tance-rning student lite- nnrl zivtivitics. Cum- pnsett ot' memln-rs elvvt- t-ct hy tht' whole rullegv. tht-y prusvntt-tt Pil- grim's l'rugr0ss :intl tht- ainnunl 'tSmm'liull tor tht- students :in.t their triontls. ami fell the hungry muh :it twn Iil't':ikl'ilSlS. - 1 0111911 S Unlon The Brutini ut' Grivel'- nurs fur the Wtimelrs Union uwwkott strenu- ously tu tit-s'ul'utu the lounge, wt-ll tivkvts fur the .l, C. ptuy, mise mum-y for the llusnitzil Aint Sm-is-ty. nnmt put over via-e-x'crsa we-ck. They 4-ollnhurzitcst with the lNlen's llniun tu plain thc AllfCullt-gt' pnrty in thu full. tht' vzzrinus tuurnumvnts :intl the Spring lin-:ikI':ist, ! Men S Union Ilirovtvst by ilu- Buairti ut' Gnvernurs, the Mt-n's llniun xnuvt-tl tu their nt-u lounge, tnflsl their :innuail Stag, :intl ln-lpwt put over Uullvgv gwtrtu- getht-rw. The Dean When the dean came back from the army they planned to make him dean of all students in the high school and junior college but he soon tangled himself up in IC ac- tivities, he's been there ever since. Occasionally the air turns blue around his office Cso his secretary saysl but every morning finds him back on the job calm as ever. He's getting to be an old timer among Burlington teaching circles. Signing up in 19155, he took on sev- eral commercial courses a n d coached the extemporaneous spea- kers. Really putting himself behind contests he turned out several state champions in typing, sho.thand and speaking. Then came the big blowup and Mr. Stonehocker made a trip up to Camp Dodge to fullfill an appointment made by the local fate sealers. They sent him to air corps OCS frnet his first snag there by wanting to blow his nose during drilll and gave him an intelligence job with a fighter squadron, He spent nearly three years in the Pacific, a few months in Washington with the Department of Labor and then back to Burlington. His job back here had and still has plenty of headaches, The junior college broke all enrollment records, just about tripling the normal paper work required under normal circumstances. Then pile all the VA work on top of that and you have one big job. People run short on hours, records are misplaced, students want to know why about everything, teachers have special requests and they all end up on the dean's desk for final action. In spite of all this he takes an hour off three times a week to teach college psychology. A busy schedule that would run most people into a rather ragged condition. But if a student is in a jam or needs some advice the dean is always willing to drop the job at hand and take over someone else's headaches. He manages to maintain a close working relationship with all his students and keeps their interests in his mind. Very few students have ever been told to come back later because the front office was too busy to fool around, A fulltime backer of education, Mr. Stonehocker has managed to work a lot of schooling in on his own record. He took his fiist two de- grees from Coe and Iowa and has since put in plenty of summertime work at the Universities of Chicago, Colorado, Southern Cal and two more summers of grad study at Iowa U, His job as a Dean of the junior college puts him right in touch with the I. C situation and he is firmly convinced that this t e of trainin f - YP Q is excellent training either as terminal education or as a preliminary if for senior campus work. 34 ri They say that the junior college will drop by the roacl when the fi vets pull out but D. Doyle Stonehocker is intending to pull a few sur- prises out of educations hat when things get to looking bad. is Sophomores ANDERSON. KENNETH-Men's Union, APPLETON. IAMIE-Men's Union. ASH, DONALD - Men's Union. BERGMAN, DONALD-Men's Union, BOECKER. BOB-Men's Union Offi- cer, Member of Student Council, Mo- jor B in Football and Basketball, Member of State Championship Basketball Team, BURG. IOHN - Men's Union, BUSCH. MURIEL - Womens Union, College Y, BYERS. WARREN- Men's Union, CARPENTER. K A T H R Y N Mermen - President of Women's Union, Mem- ber of Student Council, Ir. College Chorus, Messiah . CAVEDAR. HARRY - Men's U n io n, Vice-President of Men's Union, Col- lege Y, President of College Y, Sec- retary of Sophomore Class, Interna- tional Relations Club. COLTON. REX - Men's Union. DAVIS. WILLIAM. G.-Men's Union Officer of 1947 Freshman Class, DEAN. KENNETH C. - Men's Union, DIXON. LOUIS-Men's Union, Foot ball, DUKE. tary ball, dent Major B in Football. WAYNE-Men's Union, Secre- of Men's Union, Football, Base- Major Secretary and Presi- of Freshman Class, Collegian College Council, - ' 2 ,QQ .XWVJ H J-. A K ELLERHOFF. ROY-Men's Union, ln- ternational Relations Club. ERTS. RALPH-Men's Union. ' FALL. IANE-Womens Union, Social Commissioner and Treasurer of Women's Union, Chi Upsilon, Treas- urer of Chi Upsilon, Editor of Black- Hawk, College Chorus, Messiah, FIELD, BOB - Men's Union. FINKE, BONNIE - Women's Union, Vice-President, Secretary, S o cial Commissioner ol Women's Union, Phi Sigma, Vice-President ol Phi Sigma. , . FISHER. ALLAN- Men's Union. HAVENS, ROBERT - Men's Union. HELWIG, WILLIAM - Men's Union. HILLEARY. DALE-Men's Union, Bas- ketball, Member of 1948 State Chame pionship Basketball Team.77l.'IAAf..f1 HIPPE. PAUL-Men's Union, Student Council, Sophomore Class Officer. HOUSE, DONALD- Men's Union. HUGG, IAMES-President ol 1944 Freshman Class, Student Council, Basketball, College Y, Men's Union, Men's Board of Governors. HUNGER, .IOAN - Women's Union, Chi Upsilon, Vice-President ol Chi Upsilon, Future Teacher's Associa- tion. IOHNSON, BONNIE-Women's Union, Chi Upsilon, Vice-President of Chi Upsilon, Future Teacher's Associa- tion. IOHNSON, KARL-Men's Union, Stu- dent Council, Sophomore Class Ol- licer, Manager of I. C. Football Team. Sophomores ! 2 IUHL, PAUL-Men's Union. KILBOURN. MARY LOU - Women's Union, College Chorus, College Y KNOPP. IACKM- Men's Union. KUEPPER, IOHN - Men's Union. LAU. MARCELINE - Womens Union, Future Teachers Association. Sophomores LESUER. IOHN - Men's Union. LUCAS. ROBERT-'Mens Union, MACKEY, GEORGE - Men's Union, Football M jor B in Football, pu .L,JfL.jg,LL4-il, 1, K. MILLER. LLOY -Men's Union, Experf imentors Club. MOORE, .WARREN - Men's Union, Lead in Arms and the Man , Lead in Death Takes a Holiday , Drama A Club, Delta Psi Omega, Collegian Stott. MOSENA. GEORGE - Men's Union. MUELLER, IACK-Men's Union, Stu- dent Council, Sophomore Class Of- ficer. MCELHANEY, ALICE -Women's Union. NEGLEY, MARTHAe-Honor Roll, Stu- dent Council, Chi Upsilon, Chi Upsi- lon Secretary, College Choir, Future Teacher's Association. NELSON. IOAN KLAR-Future Teach- er's Association, Board of Governors of Future Teacher's Association, I. C. Chorus, Phi Sigma, Treasurer ol Phi Sigma, Womens Union, Vice- President ol Women's Union, Col- lege Y. ' 'Lad-O PIWKYHTVEH -IQ PARK. KEITH-Men's Union. PETERSON. GEORGE-Mens Union. PETERSON, IEAN-Teacher Training Course, Treasurer of Future Teach- er's Association, Secretary of Stu- dent Council, President of Phi Sigma Sorority, Treasurer of Women's Union. ' PETERSON, RUTH-Teacher Training Course, President of Future Teach' er's Association, Ir. College Choir, Honor Roll, President of Phi Sigma Sorority, Treasurer of Women's Un- ion. PLATTE, WILLIAM - Men's Union, Student Council, Member of Cast of Death Takes cr Holiday , Freshman and Sophomore Class Officer. 7741,-'v-115 linann- fn !-.J If ff,-Xl yfvjy POWELL, LOIS-Womens Union, Chi Upsilon. RASCHE. CAROL - Future Teachers Association, Teacher T r a i n i n g Course, College Choir, Messiah , Womens Union. RICHARDS, DON-Mens Union, Fu- ture Teacher's Association, ROLF. CHARLES-Men's Union, Foot- ball, Major SESSIONS. IAMES- Men's Union. ,WJ Sophomores STAHK. FRANCIS-Men's Union. STEPHENSON, ROBERT-Men's Union. SULLIVAN, DALE- Men's Union. VANDIVER, BARBARA ANN-Future Teachers Association, Womens Un- ion, College Choir, Messiah WAUGH, HARRY-Men's Union, Fresh- man Class Officer, Football, Major HB , Basketball, Major Student Council, Member of l948 State Cham- pionship Basketball Team. Wi' ' ' I li li . Sophomores Not Pictured: BEVERLY, Iohn BLAUFUSS, Chas BRODEEN, Eugene BYERS, Warren DICKSON, Wm DIETSCH, Leland DUNN, Miles EMHOLZ, lamczs GREGG, Don GRIMM, Charleiz HAGEMEIR, Leah HARTMAN, Robert HARTEL, Chas, HERZOG, Richard IAY, Earl F. KAIIHIRO, Edwin KESTER, Milford KIERSEY, lohn KOHRS, lohn LADD, Mary LEWIS, Earl LINDGREN, Harold MOONEY, Way no MCNEAL, Frederick NORTON, lohn PAPPAS, lamess PARK, Kenneth PARKER, Robert PETERMANN, Lawrence REDFERN, Iohn REMERSCHEID, Orville Sophomores WILKERS ON, PAUL-M en'zs U nion WOODWARD, IOYCE-Secretary ol Phi Sigma Sorority Treasurer ol Student Council, Women' Union Bone witz Scholarship lor one year RODGERS, Wendell ROWLEY, Alyce SCHAUWEKER, Robert SCHOELL, lohn C, STEWART, William TEDROW, Cynthia THOMAS, Eulalia TIEMEYER, Richard TORN, Fredrick TYNER, Wayne VAUGHN, Beverly WAGNER, Thomas WALKER, Maurice WILLIAMS, D Robert WOODS, Bernadino Qi' Pl! WT'-E i 41 li I Avlrirvxw. R Huhm l'. Rlavwk. A Fmzum IHFH. R, Vluugll, nc-I. . lk'l1. ' l'ar'lsnn. R. Actumsnn R. Amlulphsnn. K. Rui' mem. .l. l'hupn1ur1, A Burg. Im. Iirl1er'k. M Ruvsvlw. F. Hlnumquist S. Rur'hun:4n. I. Anvlm' sun. IS. Aflmns. :af r., , ' -, . . l4llh1t'l, 1' Iimis, k lirlf. mv. . Pu A-. Dunn. I. lDis1vHun's1 J. Dclznngg. N. Dunn, J. Fulkl'l'. 'fn f 1. . , :1 . . Iiwimzfm . . Dunk zu' . . ' 44 ' g, . 'l :Q .. '. zu' Fry. G Halm. 4' .Iuhnstf-n. F, Frin. I, Hallgrvn. G. Giesvl- man. B. Hellyvr. Haight, L. .lom's. P. Gray. L llurisnn. I.. .lunvs. l. K1-Ile-y. I. .I1vhmnn. NI Gysin. KlPlhkupf. D. Hurl- mn. N. .lamu-s. Hum. I7. l r:'itag. AI Gr-rrlum. C. Fry. Freshmen ' 'I' .. yn Freshmen !7?v bww wt, J Mainunl, tl IXI2lXh0l'I'X, .I, Mvlluu ulrl. J, Mills-V. 1 ' vr. R. Mulsvh. J B in znffvy. R. M yziil . AlhlT11ll1Tl. K, MII lvl. H. lmwis, Murphy. J. Murtm J. hurf. J. Lvwls. In IXIQIVTID, .I, I.uml1-g1'f'n G. Morris. P. Marsh NL1tgm'.f.. J, ?JwV1ul1 lx. Pvt:-rsmm. ll, Emi 1r'1'Ix4-lp. K. Shllllllilll M. Svhulx. P.. tlllml nvll. C. Sivfkrvn. 4-l'lu-Vg, A. Shvp mem. D. SJilH'I'H1iiI1Il R. Uhormzmn. N. Pnl' I'1nlm1'gn-1', .l. Nvllu R. I'0r1I'usv. .l. fivhulf. ymlbvrg. M. Vuggm- milxvr, If. Rf'f1f!'I'II, .r Nurinn, Il. R2ll f1illl'I' C. Shaw, M. Svhwrj, lvl. li. Rivkv. D. Rivll zuels. G. Ringnlml. unumn. J. Suttun. J. XK'umi::, I.. 'I'ynf'r, vUShllT'l0f1Y, C'. Smith W. Summx-rs, R. Sul- livan. A. 'I'r'uluL-1-. H. Tomvy, D, V1 ngvlgc- snng. E. TI'Qlll1IlI'I', ' liih, U. I'IlI'ic'h. VY. Yugi-r, M. VVH D. Thompson, G CQ Wussnn. rming. . VVIVI. College-Y Working under handicaps the Col- lege Y p l a n n e d numerous parties and picnics during both semesters Al- though s m a ll in number the group reallv worked on their protects Debate The newly organ- ized Debate Squad, under the direction ol Mn Laniilieit -it- tended a two-day meet at Carbondale, lll., and smaller tournaments, and represented BIC at the lunior Collefie l'e:stival in the Spring Drama Under the direction ol Miss Reta West, l'Death Takes a Hol- iday was staged November 4 and 6, With an optomistic philosophy on the problems ol life and death, the imagina- tive drama was one ol the best produc- tions of the year Members of the College Y are H. Cavender, M. Busch I Hunger P Thomp on I Neliu N, larnes, L, Hudson, B Adam B Finke D e Members of the Debate Class Mr Lambert, M Warmina B Rarriiller lil ochwc iler C ohaw B Davi K burman D Matsch Characters of the play lflirae Brueck, Martha Brie F 1 ei i urman irr inia avi o in O ir llorot 1,1 e lacqueline Lewis, Charle Mclfzuqhlin William Platte Warren Moore Robert Shau weker, Robert Schiefler Mar idrie 3 hf1e5'e X . Chi Upsilon . ff 'Y Members of the Chi Upsilon Sorority: M. Ziegler, V Padovon, N Iarnezfs, D Lee, B Iolrnzson, I Lewis, C Fry, I. Anderson, M. Schweqlcr, L. Powell, L Hagerncrer I. Salkeld, A, Rowley, M. Negley, M Gerdorn li Collins, I. Fall, D. Re-dlern, D. Freitag, L Iones, M. Daurn I. Norton The Chi Upks prozsrrrutcfl alter fgarno flances during the fall and winter, hclfl numcrou.: parties for thornsclvczs cmfl entertained the Phi Sigh at a picnic Their main project was tho Spring Formal hold at llotol Burlington. Future Teachers The Future Teachers of America cornpruseza ct group ol zstuflontza lntoreutofl ID CI'llCYlflQI the teaching profession They met regularly to discusses their problems, learn of new methods, and hear outside Speakers Future Teachers Association: I Korl, C. Fry, I. Evans, M Gysin, B Adomxs, B Vandlvor, l. Ionoss, I. llllflhflll, H. Iollnoou M Kilborn, M Daum, M Neqley, I. Nelson, L Haqemeier C Wasson, M fitfdOlll, l Afif,l9l'SCJl'l, lt Peterson, L. Ionee, I lkzterfiorr, M Little Phi Sigma ! Members of the Phi Sigma Sorority: M Corfllo, E Hoerzscli, E Mflrttn, I llfglnon, H llf-lf:1.ton, I Kort, I Peterson I Woodward, M Me-tiller, M Buoxsclt, I? Flnlcf-, V Coftl1lf ,', F. Bloornquisfst, W Yoqer, G Wlrt I Lqndegren, M, Gysin, I, Evonrz, B Rornillor, ll Tltornpgzon M Wrzrrnrnql Iohnfson Tho Pnl Sud.: solfl ffl f'or1Cfv:s.11or1 lllflllfld flurtrvx lllft I K7 lvtnw 'Vllllfx-1, went on .mini- Vtcinlcxz tlurlng the your, fxnfl ontcrtcnncfl tltmr 'fL1COll.S rrt 'llllltffl ltclorrg the Qtlmrtistrtw., torrnol Chorus Tho Iunlor Colloqc- Cltolr, unrlrrv tltfi 'llrfrctton Ol Mr llftlplu llfxrt, rtcrrtlclputofl tn Hondella i'Me1s:aioh', the onnuol Spring CllOlfIl Concert, fxnfl the Mtzszsrgazsippt Volloy Music Festival thot met in Burlinqton Members of the College Chorus: D Knoll, C Carlson, G. Giesolrnon, Mr Hurt, ll Bfwrfnn, I Koltr.-, ll llllfl, IS Ijuvrg M Moehn, B Vonfiiver, C Rorsache, B Vfxuqhn, S Bnrclronmn, M Mueller, I Korl, I Iolmtzmt I3 Hoelzen, E. Brueck, I Poll, K Carpenter, D Lee, P Tlrompraon, D Ullrich, l.. Ionozz, l? Adorns s . V I 4... .. , nf L: U E K-4 93 GI D4 ,Cf U2 'ff 'S o ,M u. if 0 BZ. 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E: Q 'E 2411 Ge ,AB q3rQ Uw E 20 Mc: Oo 0.1: L. 93 SP H5 +40 O2 5? bo :1 ow go U. .EL E? 45 4: -Us. so On: U GJD ms: mo .c . we CU On 'UE S.: ,E tn!-4 53 aff' .QL U1 .EE Lloyd Haberichter, in his first season as Blackhawk cage tutor, piloted the Burlington bunch to a state championship. The Hawks defeated Graceland in the state finals at Webster City by the score 57-52, climax ing a highly-successful season of 20 wins and 5 losses. Bob Williams, the high scorer of the squad, and lanky Fred McNeal, the Hawks' center, were placed on the first alletournament team, while lim Sessions, whose rebounding in the state meet wa one of the main factors in the title, gained a second team berth. Bob Boecker received honorable mention. The championship marked up the filth ever won by a Burlington junior colleqe team. Burlington ripped in 1461 points to their opponents l05l. BIC 40 . Monmouth 52 Bloomfield . 5l . Muscatine 77 . Hannibal 40 Galesburg QU. of lllinoisj 54 Graceland 7l. . Hannibal . 50 . Globe Trotters 62 . Moline . 52 Centerville . 62 Clinton 44 . Moberly 35 Muscatine 63 .. Moline . Opponents BIC . 54 68 . 36 78 39 51 54 62. 47 96 52 38 . 35 80 . 51 . .27 58 19 57 . . 31 57. . 62 57 . 32 -' . . 32 l461 Opponents Washington . . .36 . Clinton . .... 36 Galesburg QU. of Illinoisl 50 Centerville 30 Bloomfield . . 54 Graceland 44 . Washington . . . 44 State Tournament . Waldorf . . . 38 . Muscatine 42 Ellsworth .54 Graceland 52 Totals l05l Members of the Championship Basketball Squad: Back, Coach Haberichter, Brodeen, McNeal, Shipman, M. Schulz. Center, Boecker, I, Schulz, Waugh, Stephenson, Sessions. Front, Penrose, Murphy, Williams, Hilleary. Collegian ,f Members ol the Collegian: X B Aclarr1:3,R Matrzch lb C' Another extra-. . I , Jreqq, C I . Mcl.auah in, K Burrnan, W Moore, W lm e r'iirr1r'ua'r qroiip, the Colleaian worked oniizote ot clazeen to plrin the weekly HIV' newf: page ln-Rel meet throughout the year to discuss world problems and policies and to ex change ideas and opinions. Working jointly with the Debate class they eepecally die cussed the problem ol Universal Traininq Members ol the In Rel: P Tlioiiipson, N Iaiiieri, B lDrivi:s I lleillein M llixoi ll Flliili , , 1 A , i, , ' ol, I. Chapman, I. Cavender, Mr, White. CBI C Blackhawk Members ol the Blackhawk: llorence Bloomquist, Homorio Collins, lone Full, Mr Giriqerich lone Romono, ond Flo planned and published the l948 Blackhawk l d ke t thiriq prog lone, the editor, orqonized the picture sichedu es cm ,p ss f refusing Hornonrx plrxririecl the poqes und posited up the pictures: lor the eriqrover and printer Vlo wrote copy, and read proolfz of: they r-mme lor Correction Experimenters This year the Experimenters Cub ma e s v their experiments with jet propulsion They spent most ot their time pre l d e ecrl field trips besides purinq lor Q College assembly. Members ol the Experimenters Club: R Remerscheid, L Miller, B, l-lortmcirn, K, Anderson, Miller, K. Ertfz, E. Lewis, C, Blonclc, l. Chapman, M. Kesler, Mr, White 'W' I is 6. A 3 :E M Qfi 1 A Ti W: fi 5 v k 5,gfkx:n1.'bJ.hB-0' 1355.2-WBr3S'14 ' 7.11.1 EEE! 50 JJ w KX fx - 5 W , W WM 7 ' WW y-JMZQX , A 7 lA UTJJY' 1 Q' ' -fm . 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