Burt Community School - Bears / Roundup Yearbook (Burt, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1941 volume:

-J 1 1 ri r ■ J n L D VCJ J 'OP Wt' ANNUAL STAFF Bach ?.ow—Hr.r-' Janice He’’ .ortor, Marie Godc en, Virginia McWhorter, Man Lee Veters, Margaret Ringsdorf Middle Rov.—-Dorine Frazer, Martha Gifford, Doris Godden, Barbara Thomson, Margaret Bichsan, Margaret Vrort tee, Betty Ties Christensen, Vivian Vol ntine,-iSrevcly Var. Steonbcrg. Front Row—Hies Shaman, Robert Tliaves, He neti! Han. :er- ctron, Betty Stcart, Wendell Ringsdorf, Dutfayne Klein, Hebert Weishe, Miss Steen -• • � f • •• J ► • v • • ■- FORWARD This book is the fourth annual edition of '’The Round-Up of Burt High. It is affectionately dedicated to the present members of the high school, to the students in the grades who will someday he men— hers of the high school, to the school hoard, to the faculty, and to all citizens of the community who will read its pages. You will find set fonth herein, familiar faces and names, re- cords of events, history, prophecy, activities, successes, hunor, and perhaps a few disappointments. We have also left a few nistakos in it—two or throe—because nothing delights the reader of a hook more than to discover an error ia it, and we aim to please. We want you to aijoy yourself, and while you arc doing so, acquire information and a still greater interest in our school. We hope this little hook meets with your approval while it maker, permanent for us our ha py memories, our idonls, our aspirations, and our achievement ■I BOARD OF EDUCATION K. M. Chipman Jc.s. Christensen W. W. Boettcher H. 2. Enchut President E. R. Woltz J. p. Stow .iSeorotaxy Page 7 H. A. Thompson Treasurer � • • • • % i • • •••••••• • 1 • - • • ' M • ( '5 • £ . 4 • J • • v - • V. • • • CIRCUS BILL Advertizers........................................... '7 Altani...................................................p 3aceularette and Connencenent...........................37 Band...i.............................................. 65 Baseball................................................ Basketball....................................... '°3 Faculty................................................ p Fifth and Sinth Grades..................................53 First and Second grados............................. 37 Freshmen............................................. .47 Juhiors..................• • •.......................... Junior class play............................... .....43 Junior class poen................................. p Junior High..............................................P Junior Senior 3anquet...................................44 Mixed Chorus............................................39 Operetta................................................?4 Rhythn Band.............................................73 Seniors............................................ • Senior class history................................... Senior class play.............................. y � 35 Senior prophecy....................................... Senior cl.ass will...................................31-32 Sophomores..............................................45 Staff....................................................3 Third and Fourth grades.................................35 Page 9 LUUUU UUUUUUUVUUUUVVVV Mr. ?o iio relative salesman- t o----ni slaying -----s; leeches--- ■:eys----- ■reducing ( Mr. binder son blond curls-----shined shoes------ G. 0.-----Mr it one sax-----peanuts -----pride in his fnnily------ Pape 13 % Mr. Emmons 3ig shot-----accidents---—gum chev er -----tweed outfit— —Warffburg------ hrunetts-----tacks Miss Hash Hurry- -choir- ■skating parties Miss Miller I'll t.-ike chocolate-camera fiencU— little feet———crack the whip-— - Grundy Center--- Miss 'Jen the Dimples- 500Rummy- -rythm band- -cold feet- -lst grade stories- love for swing music-—- Jim Sewick Lending his keyes-----weather reports —----prompt—----detective----- € € Pr esident— or ss o?ncr.P.8 —Norrm J enn Rash Vice ?re� ident------ S ecretnry-Treasurer Class Advisor------ •Wendell Ringsdorf ----oOliver Plunb -----g. o. Anderson Kenneth Bates nodel A -----Mischief-----blond hair----- Wrestling-3,4 Wayne Bolie Beelei blue shirt------ A in Chenistry -----guitar------ Glee Club--1,2,3,Mixed Chorus-3; Operatta-1, 2,3;lTegro Minstrel- l;3and-l,2,3,4;Brass Sextett-4; Boy Scouts-3; Holnnd Chafcc Cha.fee ri n----n irl s---1 nek S' and-1,2,3,4;Wres 11inft-2; Sc cr e t a.ry-2; Lawercnce §hipnan Chip ornery—-------pood sinning thrown wavy hair-----hockey-----ladies nnn----- oys Glco Club-l,2,3,4;MixeShorus-1, 2,3,4; Wr c s 11 i r. -1,2,3,4; 0- c r c 11 n Choras 1,2,3,4; Operetta r i nc Ipsi -3, -1; lar i t on o solo'isft-3,4;3oys Quartott-3; Ardith Dettnan Dip-y hiph heel s---dancing-----prinpinp---- Chinese nails———Ar.ies Correspondent-— ? and-l,2,3,4;Girls Gl e Club-3,4; Class Blay-3;Operetta—S ico ?res of Hone 3c Cluh-4;G.A.A.-3;Chaixnnn of Con.of Hone So CluT ; ’’a ;e 20 Virl June Higgins Higgins late hours— —lip-stick- hair-----cheer leader----tall basketball player—— lot of clothes--- -singing-----black Glee Club-1,2,3,4;Girls Se:ctet-1, 2,3,4;Waitress Jr. Sr. Banquet-1; Class - lay-3,4;Band-2,3,4;Mixed Chorus-1,2,3,4;Madrigal-4;Met20-. Soprano Soloist-2,3,4;0peretta Chorus-1,2;Operetta Principal-3,4; Class Prophecy and will-3;Drum major-2,3,4;Cheer Ldader-2,3,4; G.A.A.-3;Class song-4; Merwyn John Sid pla.id jacket----—deep laugh----- luck for accidents------ Basketball-1,2,3,4;3aseball-l,2; Glee Club-1,3,4;Mixed Chorus-4; Waiter Jr. Sr. Banquet-1;Class Secretary-treasurejf 3 Allan Knox Knoxie long and lariky- sweat shirt----- Wrestling-3,4; -chuckle- Page 21 ■En 1 Raymond Lavrenz Mop” silliness------■'black curly hair-- —love for argument S'-----snare drums------ 3and-l,2,3,4;G-lec Ciub-1, 2, 3 4-; Mixed Chorus-2,3,4;Operetta Chorus -1,2;Operetta Princapal—3,4;Class Play-3 ;3 cys Quart et t e—4; Madrigal Oroup-4;I7egro minstrel-1 ;Boy Schuts-3; Robert lovstad Lovy wrestling- —quietness————Ban- croft----shows-----blond cars--- 3 ashe tball -1; Vfr e s 11 ing-3,4; Waiter Jr. Sir. 3anquet-l;Class Play-4; Pay Mann lightning” ico cream cones- ■—--candy-■ ■•- billfold pictures------weakness for the girls------ 3aseball-l,2,5,4;3asketball-l,2,o; Boy Scouts-3; Page 22 r7 TT TTTTTTTTTT TTTTTTTTTvTTTTTTTTT Rath McFarland. Ruthie ¥al ly----1 ov c stories— shovs-----vrtne skirt'---- 0peretta-3;Girls Glee Club-3; G. A A.-3. Arlene ITclson Pneumonia-----neat hair------ laugh-----front scat----- Girls Scout-3,4;Waitress at Jr. Sr.3anquent (3ritt)-2;Hone Ec Play-4;G.A.A.-3 Ruth Olsen Pussy Girls Glee Club-------brown rahooc , ------Wendy-----Model -i 's------- Bancroft--------The Surf----- 3ancL-l,2, ;Waitress at Jr.SS 3qn quent-1;Girls Glee Club-1,2,3,4; Mined. Chorus-1,2 3,4; Operetta Ch- or.is-1,2;Operetta, L'rincipal-3,4; Class Play-3;Girls Soxtettc-2,3,4; Soprano Solo-3,4;Mr.dri ;rA Group- 41 Class will and. prophecy-3. Margaret Plumb i low hcelr.---------half soc :s red jacket----- Gloe Club-3,4;Mined Chorus-4; Operetta Chorus-4;G.A.A.—3. Olivor Plumb Peachy math wizard-------dimples----- snilo———maroof. sweater------- nischieviousness----- Toys Glee Club-3,--IMired Chorus-.; Operetta Chorus-3,4;'.'restling-3t4; Class Secretary-Treasurer—4 Ncrma Jean Rash Rash Cokes------bass drum-----jokes—— Shorthand class------v.'ealnaess for height-----ar lct 3« • � --cont ralio solos------ Girls Glee Club tl,2,3,4;i'ixcd Chorus-1, 3,4;Girls Sextette-3,4;Mixed Group-2; Pond-3,4;Class Plny-3; faitres at Jr. Sr. Paaquet-1;Operetta Chorus-1,2,3; Operetta Principal—4;Composer of Jr. Sr. Class song-3;Cias3 Presideut—4;G.A.A.—3 Girl 5cout-3Senior Class Play-4, Page 24 N U V U i i iiil Ui V U V V V i ill 1 1 1 U i 414 i Kenneth Heed lessons----late for school' Hlnore----- Laura Heidel curls on top of her head-----arrival on Mon, norning throe r.inutes after 9----- Junior Class son ;G.A.A. 3; Marjorie Heidel rillons in her hair —junpers wearing blue clothes—--- Junior Class song3;G.A A.-3; Page 25 I 0 'V —; Wcndoll Hin sdorf Windy -.r rV- :p. late-hours------Ruth---- t Iioiog knockouts—-----ckirpiu' classes • Baseball-l ,2,3,G;3asl:etball-l. a, K, 3an -l,2poys Glee Club-3,djtfaitor Jr. Sr. l-anquot-l; Class Prosident-l Class Viet rrcsilont-2,4;.' y Ccout-3,- , Editor of Annual-4; Wayne Schichtl « Chick smart—-----matching: far hanbur -ors- —-n: :WCOTOCr---— EaskeVbr.il-3,4; tudont C uncil-3,4; Class Play-3, d; Dramatics Club-3; Statecraft Club-4; Industrial Arts- 4; De c 1 amati on—1; k i 11 crib a.l 1-•.i-T % Viola S or drill D-lly stra-. berry Horde-----dancing— 1 '-to hoars------spikes------choir or cticc------- Glee Club-2,3,;Mixed Chorus-3, k,Girls Sertot-3,d;Class Play-3,d;Senior play-2; C a trait Solo-3jliadrlgal Group-d;Operet r2 . r i .,r , V . 1, x ■ j 1 '2.1 Zr % A . A . 5 t F -o 25 on t r- «- - «- «- - «- ■ - ITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT 1 ITova Joan Scwick Scvidi ushering in the show-----Colics----- nniclets-----rihV-n 'round her hair----- Glee Club-1,2,3,4;Operetta Chorus-1,2,3; Operetta l'rincipnl-4;Claes riay-3,4; Ifeitross at Jr. Sr. Banquet-1 ;KixecL Chor us-3,4;Sexte11e-5,4;Madrifal C-roup-4; G.A.A.-3; Zonnoth Sronary xor.:n shor tne ss--slyne s s----wall — — laufh----- 3nnd-l,2,3,4;wrestlinf-3,4;Class I'lay- 3,4;Fresident-2; rafe 27 i —Si. h Loverly Vpn Stecr.bcr n7)ev lovc for arguments------rod sweato chatterbox-----hair do’ s----- Class play-3,'4;3'and-3f4;Girl Scout-4; Jr. Class songS; Annual Staff-4;Gr.A.A. -3; Vivian Volentiae Viv studies —trorbone- -shyness- 3 aid-l,2,3,4;Glce Club-4;Class play3; Annual staff-4;Troribone Qjiartette-2; Operetta Shpruf-A; G.A.A.3 M 3 a V Mary Lee Wolf Foxy brown curls—----skatina parties..— silliness------talkative-—— Class 'lay-3,4;Glee Club-1,2,3,4;Operetta Chorus-2,3;Operetta Principal-4;Mixed Chorus-2,3,4;Sirls Sextcttc—4;Madrigal-4; Class 'resident-3}Cornoser of Jr. lass Song-3;Glcc. 8lub Socretary-4;C-.A.A.-3; 'fo- rage 28 CLASS ::lSTORY In September 1929 this group of boys and girls started traveling through the grades to reach the coveted honor of Seniorship. The following six of our present class started the first year: Wendell Singsdorf, Torna Jean Rash, Robert Lovstad, Raymond Lavrenz, and Ardith Dettman. During the lirst eight years one of our menbers, Kenneth Trenary, dropped out. Kenneth joined us again in the seventh grade to continue with us to the end of our school career. Others joined our class during these eight years. They were Neva Sewick, and Merwyn John. Beginning our Freshman year several store students wre enrolled in oir class. The waitress and waiters at the Junior-Senior Banquet were irl Higgins, Neva Scwick, Ruth Olson, Norma Jean Rash, Robert Moore, Nende 1 ---r: sdorf, Robert Lovstad, Merwyn John. The class elected Norma Joan Rash ' °3r carnival queen. The class attended an all High School Halloween Tart; The high school baseball nine won the county championship from Wesley. Tbe boys went on to Webster City and lost in second round. Robert Moore and windy Ringsdorf were members of the team. The Girls Glet Club wont to tne st. to n— ic contest at Iowa City. The following girls participated: Virl June, neva, Noma Jean, and Ruth, The Baseball team won the west half of tl county t ur- nment and went to Swalednlc. Windy end Godfroson were on that tea.-. The - id won the sub district at Burt and went or. to Britt. The -following -ere - of the Band: Vivian, Ruth, Gerald, Windy, and Aridth. We opened our Sophnore year by attending a picnic at the c H p r- • i- Girls Glee Club won sub district at Burt and went on to the district at D le Grove. Mary Lee Wolf and Oliver and Margaret Plumb joined the class t txo beginning of the year. Robert Moore moved this year to Wesley, -vwlenc nelson and Viola Serdahl joined our class at the first of the year. Alvin Godruson, Doris Momess, Iva Mario Bnayton dropped out this year. The class attended a party given by the seniors. A AS a Junior Class, we presented The Hutt Family and the following were in the cast: Kenneth Trenary, Viola Serdahl, Virl Higgins, Gerald Soderherg, Alvin Godreson, Mary Lee Wolf, ITorna Jean Hash, Beverly.Van Steenberg, Ardith Dettman, Raymond Lavrens, Neva Scwick, Vivian Valentiae, r.uth Ols n. hoys glee club won the District Music Contest and went to the State contest at Storm Lake. The following participated: Windy, Alvin, Wayne, Oliver, Law- erence, Kerwyn. In our Senior year the CIeiss was entertained by the Juniors at a party at the school house. The Mixed Chorus, Boys Glee Club, Harm Jean, contrait' solo and Madrigal group went to the state music contest at Wavorly. Jar.o was presented as the Class play on April 24 and 25. The Jr. Sr. Banquet held on April 16. Page 30 ITTTTVTVvTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT To Whom it May Concern: Class ’7ill of 1941 In the event of our passing into the Great Beyond, (that is beyond high school) this year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred forty- one, we the members of the Senior class of Burt High School dc hereby ill and bequeath to the members of the other classes the following property: Item I Ardith Dcttman does will and bequeath her talent in art t Marilyn L ng. Kenneth Bates does will and bequeath his ability ir. wrestling and in music as a quitar player to Leslie Graham. Gerala Sodorberg docs will and bequeath his parking; place for his car in front of the schoolhouse to Daryl 3osc. Kora Sewick leaves her seat at Stow1s Cafe to Margaret'Ringsdorf pro- viding Margaret does not use her charge account. Margaret Plumb does will and bequeath her ability to catch.ex—graduates to Margaret Prcsthus. Laura Reidel does will and bequeath her old pair of specs” to Betty Stewart. Virl June Higgins does leave Kenneth Hutzcl holding nothing but his breath. Raymond Laverenz d-es will and bequeath his curly hair and his laugh t Lee 3rayton. Wayne Schichtl does v ill and bequeath his Shorthand ability t .-.arold Becker because being the only b y ir. the class ho will need some ne s .dp. Oliver Plumb does v ill and bequeath his dimples and his A s” in chem- istry t M.ary Lee Peters. Robert Lovste.d does will and bequeath his V' 8! s and his cut of town girls t Donald Jdm. Paye Mann docs will and bequeath his bode How to D' nee in Six Basy Lessons , tr Richard Groen. Arlene Kelson docs v ill and bcquea.th her giggle V .lartha Gifford. Ruth Olsen does v ill and bequea.th her melodious voice to Geneva Cart. r. Page 31 Allen Knox does will and 'bequeath his co]lection of superman” nsft- azincs to Richard Dristow end sincerely ho.es that Richard can keep then concealed behind his book hotter than Allen could. Ruth McFarland docs will and bequeath her hair styles and slov; walk to Lcrra.inc Sclerber;, Kenneth Tronary does will and bequeath two inches of his height to 3d Lon : hap in,-; 3d can use it to . bettor advantage than ho could. Mcrwyn John docs will and bequeath his quiet whistle to Lob Thavcs and ho wants Rob to nloaso practice it in the halls. Horna Jean RAsh does will and bequeath her ability t- pet to band on tine to Doris Go den. Viola Serdrhl does will and bequeath her red hair to Larbara Shon- p8 on. Wendell Rint sdorf does will and bequoath his Fori and his technique in boxing to Gordon Grahan. Vivian Volentine does will and bequoath her position in band tc Donald Weber. Marjorie Rcidal does will and bequeath her typin' speed to Detty Dee Christensen. Mary Lee Wolf does will and bequeath her curls, and her export:.or.: in drivin-- Chevies tc Marpnrct Richnan. Doverly Van Steenberr does will and bequeath her watch and her walk to Dorretta Steward. Roland Chaffee and Lawrence Chip: an do lervo Dill Goman, Kenneth Harncrstron, DuWoync Klior. and Dill Drayton wonder in-q, why they ever went to school. Iten II Wc the seniors of the Durt hi. ;h School do . :iv the teachers a breathing spell. To the conin'; froshnan classes we lc 've ignorance and ’-lies to all future prodi car. ents. We leave the sophnores to c .re for the fresli'.or. We leave the juniors to persecute the tca.chers. We leave the school-house still standing. Wo leave our marvelous coll- ections of zeros in the waste basket. Iten IV This document was sea.led on April IS, 19-dl in accordance with the Laws cf Iowa in tho presence of Miss Steen on ’ Mar- ret — in,qsdorf. Dy DcriiXe Fraser Paf'e 32 GLASS PROPHESY ' I960 Rear Admiral Laurence Chipman Just received, orders to take his fleet to the Victoria Island at the North Pole. It is quite nea.r Alaska, and its cl- imate is like that of the North Pole—-extremely cold. He must leave in ten days, so that does not give him very much time to get ready. Ke has changed from earlier days and as yet has no wife and th- erefore must prepare for the trip alone. The gals Just didn't appeal to him after he left school. He immediately calls up his good nan Knox, who does his housekeeping for him. Knox is the best cook and, of course, since the Admiral has such a delicate appetite, it isn't everyone that can cook for him. His buzser rings and the Hear Admiral answers. It is Admiral Trenary of the U. S. Navy. It's funny how Chip has to t.:ke orders from a former class- mate, and such a small one at that. Admiral Trenary got into the Navy in the draft of '43. They took him, even with his height, because they were short on men. He surely has risen since that day. Finally they get off on their journey. They reach Greenland on schedule and the trip has gone off without any serious trouble, so Hear Admiral Chip- nan is pretty pleased with himself. Ere first night, while in a resturant, he gets the surprise of his life. The waitress that takes his order looks mighty familiar, but he d ftr.� 't want to stare and to seem impolite, ’ hen she brings back the order he kno’-s her right away. It is Virl June Higgins'.—used to be his neighbor back in Burt. After the restuarant is closed for the evening, he has a nice little chat with her. It seems Her. Hut cel's basketball took him up to Greenland, so she followed him up there. They just can't find tine to get married, thou % be- cause Ken is coaching Basketball to group of little Greenlanders, and they ay terribl ' slow in learning. They can't understand why one can't hit the other fellow down instead of jumping with him. The Hear Admiral also learns that Huth and Windy finally got married and are also living in Greenland. Windy wanted to beat the draft of '45 so me vent to Greenland three years earlier and set up in fish-farming. Ho lias a very good business, tou They brought Arlene Nelson with them to keep house, to caro for their little boy, and the dog. Huth would rather help '■ indy :ish, be- cause he gets so lonesome. Another bit '.of gossip that shocked Chip.u as the fact that three .if former classmates aro living on an isl;md— (Tll by themselves too. They' fe Kenneth Bates, Wayne Bolie and Eoland Chafec. Virl June said that Windy, Huth Axlcno and she had taken a boat out to their island and eaten, supper with then about a week ago. They surely have o, nice little place there. Kenneth cooks, h'ayne does the farming and a. little experimenting, and Roland goes fishing and hunting. A wonderful arrangement—thongfctChip. Veil, he had to push on to Alaska, the next day, so he'd better go to the boat and get some sleep. He told Virl he'd stop on the way back if he had time. When they get to Alaska, the American counsel is there to meet him. The Hea.r Admiral is very glad to see him because he was friend of his—4Jerald Sod— erberg. He hadn't seen Jerry since the old days beck in high-school. Jetiy had gone to work for the government !� the fall after graduation and ha.d been pushed all over the world. He'd been in Alaska, now for 3 months. Page 33 ith Jerald, was Merwyn John, another old classmate. He is working for the •overnaer.t too. He and Gesald have the two Re idle girls hero keeping house for .om. Jerald has Marjorie and Merwyn, Laura. Chip had heard from Admiral Tren- dy that there was a possibility of wedding bolls soon for all of thorn. 'Jell o ’. ill have to drop around and congratulate thorn. She next day vhile walking down the street airing his St. Bernard, Roar ...I Aral Chipmar. sees a store that lias the following sign painted on its window: 'Lvstad and Lavcrons—Dealers in SI; ins, Cl other and Blubber . ’fry I if that t his old class nates, too. Evidentially it is .al l the vogue here to run ■ neat Market in combination with a clothing stare. My goodness I He goes in end pays hio r.specta to his owo startled friends. Boh .till looks like hinself, but Ray—Oh dear he looks ju3t like an EsMino. H has a little Eakinc wife and sever, littl papooses, he nrou ly tells Chip. Bob is happily married t his old sweetheart Mary Lee Wolf. Ho says that she has lost sone of her humor be- cause it is so cold there and all she he.s tine to do is to ice op the fires going. Ray he.s gained weight and now proudly tops the scales at 250 pounds. Evidently the blubber agrees with him. While he b talking to the boys, in cone two very stylish Anerican ladios. Ee turns as he hears one say— And Jack said ------He recognizes that voice I It is ITorna Jean Rash. With her is Wova Sowick. He had sour, them two years ago in llew York City, but he had never expected to see then here. Torna and Hova are operating a little coffee shop on Fifth Avenue. It is a swnly place. They ser ’c coffee in glass coffee cups with a diamond on the handle. Their two best customers ore Jack of national Guard (ho is still in) and John of the Miller fruit f.arn . The reason they oat there so much is not because of the good coffo . Just as he is about to leave, a nan in a heavy overcoat cones through the door. It is none other than Fay Maim. He has cone in t buy a pound of blubber. He talks t - Chip for awhile rad then invites him to dinner the moot dry. Mo so: s he has married Vivian Valentine, and they are living in Alaska. When ho passes the theater he notices the now showing sign. It is a picture of Viola Serdohl. She is singing there. She has dyed her rod hair to black once but now it is red again for • r cent production of The Arctic Romeo starring Oliver Plumb. Oliver has dovolopod that mustache and is taking the place of Clark Gable in ..ilaska! It is rumore that ho and Viola, arc gractic.ally inseparable. Hissister, Margaret, is his manager and Beverly 7m Steonber .- is his secretary. Beverly rad Margaret are b -th married, but they keep on v • r :iag anyway. Chip never leaned to whon they .-ire married, but when he seas the:., thoy Irak very ha oy. Tacking up a new sign on a grocery store .across the street is Wayne Schichtl He is running a nice little America! grocery stor. .rad is doing very well, too. Chi;'' stands and talks to him far .awhile, then goes on. In' a shoe store ho notices a dark haired y una lady. She turns as Chip enters rad he recognizes her .as Arditfc Dettnan Hurry. Rich was made processor of zoology in Ames and was in Alaska doin.” research work. She says their neigh bors are Ruth and Wally, hoy had come to Alaska to look for gold. Wally has found enough to keep them going pretty well. Dear, dear thought Chiu. Ho had been dreading this trip because he had thought he would be so lonesome but he cerainly wasn't. There had almost been a class reunion. ell it had surely been good seoin ■ them nlJ again. Page 3-1- a three-act comedy was presented hy the Seniors of 1941 on April 24 and 25 in the gym. THE CAST Aunt Miranda Nola Miller Grace Jasper Jane Horma Joan Hash Mary Leo Wolf Soverly Yan Stocnberg Yiola Scrdahl Ollie Dinklcbury Crystal Cluett Toby Simpkins Jason Gouch Douglas Smith Shylcr Pell Nova Sowick Virl June Higgins Konnoth Tronary Gerald Soderbcrg Wayne Schichtl Robert Lovstad Synopsis Whon two neighborhood pranksters get together in their mischief, the village parson should hold his toupee and the district school toaehers must avoid strange men. That's exactly what happened in Sycamore Lojio when Jane and Toby Simpkins put their heads together. Jane was an ornhanod niece, of Miranda and Grace Jasper, who, al- though she loved her aunts dearly, couldn't resist the temptation to annoy them at times. Jane's father (Miranda's and Grace's brother. Will) had been interested in a formula, for permanent naint previous to his doa.th, and, by a.ccidcnt, Jane finds the old formula, which was supposed to nave boon destroyed. Because of dislike for her city oousin, Crystal C?uctt, and fear that her maiden aunts won't understand her feelings, Jane dis- closes hor secret of finding the fornul to the new hired man, Douglas Smith. Jason Gouch is interested in taking over the Jasper farm and the formula at the sane tine. Shyler Pell comes from Chicago to visit Crystal on bus- iness and falls in love with Grace. All the problems are solved whon the hired man (who in the interim had disappeared) returns to announce that tue paint formula has been accepted by his father, a rich count manufacturer• Page 35 . Our Class Motto ”We Finish to Begin Class Poem Our Old High School Soon for us will the schooldays he ended. The dreans of youth that fade so fast, But we know that the heart oft will ponder, In memory, o’er scenes that are past; There are joys that will long he remembered, And friendships, too, that ne'er can die, Then here's c. cheer for one old High School, For our Old High-School, Our dear Old High '. Here's to our classes Here's to our lasses Here's to the lads adore, Here's to the Senior so mighty Junior, some flighty Freshy and Soohomore Lot mirth and gladness Banish all sadness, And as the days go by, We promine you'll find us ready Earnest and steady, Boosting for our Old High i Compiled by Virl June Higgins Mary Lee Wolf Viola Serdahl Class Colors and Flower American Beauty Rose Red and White BACCALAUREATE SERVICE Burt Public School ”i;h School Auditoriun 0:00 P. M. Sunday, May 18, 1941 program Processional------------------ Invocation----------:_________ Hymn Mo, 59------------------- Scr apture Reading and Prayer-- Responso---------------------- Hymn No. 312------------------ Baccalaureate Sermon---------- Sanctus --------------------- Bendiction-------------------- Sevenfold Amen---------------- Recessional------------------- -------------Mixed Chorus -----The Rev. Paul Figge ----------Ancient of days -----The Rev. Paul Figge -------------Mixed Chorus ----Dear Lord and Father The Rev. Herbert Jacknan -------------Mixed Chorus The Rev. Herbert Jackman -------------Mixed Chorus -------------Mixed Chorus COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Burt Public School High School Auditorium 8:00 P. M. Tuesday, May 20, 1941 PROGRAM Processional-------------------------- America, First Stanza----------------- (Remain standing for Invoc t Invjc tion---------------------------- Hon r Students------------------------ Ca cnoonont Address------------------- Music--------------------------------- Present-ticn of English Award--------- Present.-1ion of History Award-------- Presentation of Diplomas-------------- Star Spangled Banner------------------ Benediction� —------------------------- ion) Civic Orchestra -------Audience -------------The Rev. Paul Figge -------------------Viola Serdnhl ' Virl June Hi ;rins Norna Jean Rash ---------------George H. Savyer Supt of Schools, Osage, Iowa -----------------Madrigal Group -----------—---Mrs . 3 . W. Brook (Pros, of Woman's Club) ------------Mrs. W. J. Lockwood (Pres, of Legion Auxiliary) ---------------Froc. Elza. Woltz • ---------- -------Audience —-The Rev. Herbert Jackman Page 37 fr7V7V7VTVvV7V5TVvVTTT V TTTTTTTTTTTTT JUNI OKS First Row—Margaret F.ingsdorf, Dorine Fraser, Lorraine Sode xxg, Margaret Presthus, 3etty Stewart, Gordon Graham, Harold Becker, Doris Godden, Mary Lee Peters, Marilyn Long. Second Row—Miss Steen, Barbara Thompson, Margaret Rich- mann, Eetty Bee Christensen, Richard Bristow, Raymond Eimers, Richard Groen, Leslie Graham, D.-.ryl Bess, Lee Brayton. Third Row—Martha Gifford, Geneva Carter, Doretta Steward, Edward Long, William Garman, Donald John, Kenneth Haa- merstrcm, DuWayne Klein, Robert Thavcs, Donald Weber. Page 41 JUNIORS Thirty Juniors in our class To the school house quickly lash From nine till five they slave away Always asking B6es it Pay? Good old Glen, grave and stern Calls the classes in their turn If our lessons we don't know To Detention Hall we'll go Lefty, Chinks, and 3ill though snail Do their hest for hacketball Garman, Daryl, Gordy, Boh As the seconds do their job. In-Latin you will find much noise And while we students talk of hoys Stewart, Presthus, Betty Bee Only talk of Pieri. In our class of Wooing Beaus Only Becker really ’mows. Of our class of Spinsters Bold It's Pete and Carter so we're told. Soderberg, Dorine and Ringy, 31ow their horns though they don't sirng Richnan, Leslie, Marilyn Long, Raise their voice in haopy song. Bristow, Drayton, Groen and Klien We hate the tacks they put behind Donald sits hack with n grin Cause he knows the tacks went in. One loo?: at Martha and you will see ITo one hap ier could he. Raymond Diners, from town so far, What would he do without that car? What would hookkeeping class do, Without Dorrctta to pull them through? Donald '.’ehor was so gay. As Vacchitto in our airy. We are not Edgar Allan Poe's And perhaps we should hr o struck to arose. But we hope you've liked this little Rime And remember it a long long time. by Doris Godden and Barbara Thompson JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President.......................Margaret Ringsdorf ,rice President.................William Gar man Secretary and Treasury..........Geneva C rtcr Page 4.7 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Class of '43 presented, its play, ’ hat A Life, a Henry Aldrich Oor.eiy. The play was presented on Broadway in 1938, starring Ezra Stone. The proceeds were used to finance the Junior Senior Banquet. CAST Henry Aldrich...... Mr. Bradley........ Mr. Nelson......... Miss Shea........ Mrs. Aldrich........ Barbara Pearson.... Bill............... Miss Pihe.......... Miss Wheeler....... M es Eggleston..... Gertie............. Mr. Vecchitto...... George Bigelow.. Mary......... .. Mr. atterson ..... Miss Johnson....... Mr. Ferguson...... Students........... Summary .Bob Thaves .Leslie Graham .Kenneth Hamnerstrom .Betty Stewart .Margaret P.ingsdorf .Marilyn Long .Gordon Graham .Margaret ichman ,3ctty Bee Christensen .Margaret Presthus .Lorro.ine Soderberg .Donald Weber .Laryle Bess ■Mary Lee Peters .Harold Becker .Doris Godden .Du'. ayne Klein Lee 3rayton and Dorine Fraser Central High School is a large public school in New York. Mr. Bradley is the principal and Mr. Nelson his assistant. Mr. Nelson is very inter.sted in I.iss Shea the secretary. Henry Aldrich is a Junior in Central High and is always in trouble or being blamed for something. There is to be a Spring Dance rnu Henry asked Darb ,ra Pearson to go with him. He finds out from his mother that he can't go unless he ha.s the highest grade in a Homan History test. Henry is a poor stud- ent so he copies tne complete test from his neighbor and enemy, George Bigelova Mr. Patterson, the history teacher, compares the two papers and takes them to Mr. Bradley. Henry is called to defend himself but denies over having seen George Bigelow's paper. Mr. Vecchitto is hav- ing a hard time trying to find out the trouble with his daughter, Mary. The school instruments disappear. Miss Wheeler tells Mr. Bradley and he calls a detective to help clear the matter. Mr. Ferguson, the detective finds the instruments in a. pawnshop and with Henry s belongings. Henry is condemed at once. When Henry is asked about it ho swears he has newer been down to the pawnshop ’ here they were found. Henry is feeling very bad ‘or he has received a F in his hist- ory test and cannot go to the Spring dance. George is going in a. tuxedo which angers Henry but he is unable to do anything. Things begin to clear up. George is caught with a second-hand tuxedo which he received in the pawnshop for the school instruments. Henry’s name is cleared and ho is given permission by his mother to go to art school. Mr. Nelson and Miss Shea have progressed and have ar- ranged to go to the Spring dance together. Mr. Nelson gives Henry two tickets to the dance. Barbara ia much relieved to find Henry is not guilty and can trice her to the dance. Page 43 Junior-Senior Banquet Th0 Seniors were . ntortained ty too Jiihiom at o- Sorth-Polo Party or. Wednesday even in, ., April 16, 19'al. . Arctic explorers wore .erred hy ton = 1 0. - «- “ A Frozen Menu Eskino Berrios 31utber Igloos Ice Floo Artie Delight Icicles Snowballs and Ice Squares Eskino Heat orwardr. dancing � o enjoyed. The banquet carried out the Sorth Polo achonc with icebergs, icicles. and igloo. decorate th. re,� . B� sisted of artificial loltes, deg ole,la. Polar heart. � d reindeer. . follow nro( ran was presented; Ice Breakers (Toast of velcono)........... Midnight Sim (Toast of response}............. Ice Jans (Class History)•••...... Li ht of1the Northern Stars (Prophecy)••• Voca.1 Solo ........................ ’ Ice 3ree7es (Class Will) ............. 40 .................................... ] Music.............................. Margaret Rings'.orf __.Her nr, Jean Rash __.Lawrence Chipnan Lorraine Soderberg ....Margaret Richn;m ........Erna Bears ..... .Borino Fraser ....Condit Bowie ... Mixed Octette Page 44 k... . . 7m rrm rr™ SOPHOiVlOKES Pifgt Row—Mary Ann Gettman, Helen Arend, Marie Godson, Darlene Volentiae, Patrici” Plumd, Mary Jean lie Donald, C roline H'.sso, Dotty J. Bates. Lorena Reihhoff, Marilyn Baer Second Row—Melvin Theison, Gerald Him -s, Joel Carton, tfcldon Bolie, Kenneth Hutzel, Paul Bolie, Ihi-rene Theisen, V’arrer. Andreas on, Syl- vester 3rr.ee. Third Rov -Haroort Weisfce, Herd Ryerscr.. 7ir- gin’a Me'iihoiter, Sedra Volf, Miss Shersaa. Donna Jo« r Dr ion, Opel Meier, Richard Smith, Norn.au Lee. Page 45 MIjViCXE CLASS MCE Mary Ann Geftnan • Mary Jean McDonald Kent Byers on Marion Lepper ITcdra Wolf Caroline Basse Paul Belie Virginia Me'.'horter Lorena Hiebhoff Joel Carter Darlene Valentine 3etty Dates Kenneth Kui zel Donna. Jean Dutton Herbert Wei sice Herman Lee Marie GodAen Sylvester Brace Marilyn Baer Opal llfeier Pat Plumb Gerald Diners Helen Arend Weldon 5clie Eugene Theisen Melvin Theisen Birchard Smith Warren Andreason Molly Miclcey Fast and Furious Lep Pedro Kate Doeler Ginny Duffy Ti je Greta Lulabella Hutz Susie Herbie Ton Thumb Dhrinp Slu 3ub Skid Pa.t Jerry Toots Tor Gene Punk Dick Skeeter Compiled by: Herbert Hi ICid I a; coin: oast-os far as Titonka Always jud :e otlWr Aoplc by y ur- W-e-1-11 self Oh, G-orsh I I hcven't studied :y Biology yet 'W—e-11, I don't know! You can't met by with that'. Oh'. Hock� . Cone on now I Oh,-no-, don't Paid I felt just like 2 cents I don't know 11 I'm open every nite-but Sunday I night not be right but fan nsver '‘cmallbut riichty wroncff Oh—j—::-------t.n Pa.t ,-Patricia-OH 1 Freddie 1 He's cute, isn't he t OH . Those Sky Blue eyes, Lo Kid� .� I cuess so. OH, I don't believe it.1' The blushful Boy Hello boys I'1 Sty, have you heard this one yet? er,-ah,—I don't know! Say, why don't ya help ne ?' eiske, Betty Bates, Joel Carter and Virginia McWhorter CLaSS OFFICZRS President..... Vice President Sec. and Treas Sponsor....... .....Joel Carter .....Kent Pyerson .Betty Jean Bates .....Miss Shernan Pape 46. t r VAti'r 1-iVlr M 3ack Row—Donald Dreixnel, Jinny V oltz, Jinny Holding, Harvey Goddon, John Rr.sh. Middle Row—Patricia Higgins, Dean Keinitz, Cecil Steward, Ivan Hirsch, Milton McDrido, David Dolio, Miss Daars. Fr-nt Row—Mary Janice McWhorter, Wanda Mann, Donna. Hath Dolio, Dorothy stev art, Ruth Carter, Margaret Reiners, Marilyn Roett- cher, Dorothy long. Page 47 President?............... .Patricia Hig -ins Tico-President...........Dora Id Dresi:.-eP Secretary «• Treasurer...Jinny Woltz S onsor..................Mis3 Paars Ivon Kirs h • •!..... Mary Janice Mc: hortor Cecil Steward........ Margaret Tie iners... Milton Mc3ride....... Marilyn . oethooher •• Jinny Holding••• •••■ Jinny Woltz.......... David Folio.......... Dean ientz.......... Practise Makes Perfect Ehythu On the P-iver Edison the Man jScatterbr- in Especially For You ITicc Girl The Great Mr. ilobody X Lovo You Again nobody s 3r.by Great McGinty THE Arthur Groen---.................. Free and Easy Dorothy Long............- ... Eehecca John Hash....................... Er -l of Chicisgo Donna Euth Polie................ Sis Hopkins Patricia Eig ins................ Happj Go Lucky Euth Carter • .................■ Meet the Wildcat. Dorothy Stewart.................« Andy Hardy1 s Private Ex—Secretary Donald Dronnel..................- Haughty Put ITice. Donald Stephens ................Jl Charlie Chan Harvey Godden...................JILi' 1 Abr.cr ’.’anda Mann....................JlAngel Over 3roadway Miss Ena.rs..................... 'She Couldn't Say, Ho Maori. Drayton- • • .� .. .....Jl Strawberry 3Ionic J UN1G-X 'rllCU B .ck i o i Willien _ oettcher, Kenneth i; at tor son, Dale Lockwood, Edward Saith, Eugene Goilcnfold, John xviehlioff, Dal ph 3r.Gr, Mr. Stannis. Dale Wdisko, Junior Sclionck, Middle i,ow—Donald ITordln, Carl Reynolds, Francis Hicbhoff, Lois ’Johor, Lavonne Griese, Vivian Ward, MarlySDundas, Dari 3algsnnn, Kenneth Schneider, Gerald Hiodel, Front Dow Joan Chipnan, Helen Eacfcut, Deverly Dussie, Marjorie Klein, Marjorie Pankute',. Dotty Olson, Shirley Sc-. ick, Mary Ellon Steward, Dorothea. Lavoronz, Lavina Gro i, Mary LarSone. Page 49 - Y- CLASS OFFICIALS let Sen. ires. Helen Lachut V. Ires. Dale Weiske Sec Trees. Harold Hates yBnd Son. : res . Dale Yeiske Hane raid Ho idol Da Earle LaT onne Lalph Lois Weber Dorothea Lavren John Heibhoff Hetty Olsen Francis Liebhoff Shirley Sewick Edward Snith Junior Schenck Harold Dates Donald 1’oddin 7. ?res. Lois Wcbe Sod Treas. Marjorie Ratios r ...........iJohn CLASS ACTIVITIES _3a.schall LUmfllctball Little Led Hook Club ankuk Hone Ec. Club Hand ions lr. Likes Hi :h rincipal.•.father Steen Daseball Dasketball Daseball History English Sports Hi tW mb all Hand Movies Machines Skat ing Daseball Skating Fishing Swinning p Danes Devcrly Dussic Hcnneth iatterson Hcnneth Schneider Lavina Croon Melvin Crahan Gillian Doettchcr Eugene Ceilenfel Carol Lcynolds,. ' Jo Ann Chipndh Helen Itachut Dale Lockwood' Marjorie ICleir Marlys Dundas Marjorie Hannl Frances Habcgor Mary Ellen Stowa d -Ttke-r ..pgge 50 f -r jf jr 57 H AMD o'fi-l GRAD £5 Back Row—Miss. Rash, Paul Hasse, Lester Steward,Billy Lepper, Er.il Hasse,Andrew Sankey, Robert Rie’ohoff, Clayton Johnson, Kaye Holding, Second P-ow— Shirley Lockwood, Rhodora Russic, Joan Mann, liol.:. Sankey, Donna Jean Gifford, JoAnn 3algenar.!f Stella tachut, Shirley Kichnan, Mary Griesc, Joan Gidlings, . r --- -'.'.rak, � Third Row—Dolores Black, Lugenia Riedel, Helen Srahar., Jean Lepper, Alice Higgins, Kathleen Groan, Joyce Meier, Doris Salisbury,.Joyce Geilenfeld, Helen Gettnan, Front Row—Harold Ward, 31don Duncan,Jack McMullen. Warren Larson, Gary Kionitz, Page 53. Shirley Richman Jack McMullen Snil Hasse Clayton Johnson Shirley Lockwood JOan Mann Donna C-ifford Robert Rieblioff Andrev iankey Paul Hasse Earold Ward Joyce keier Rhodora Sun sio Stella Rachut Alice Higgins Lugenia Riedel Jo Ann Balgoman Kaye Holding Dolores Black Viola Sankey Eldon Duncan Warren Larson Doris Salisbury Dor. Lewis Boettcnor Lester Steward Duane Kabeger Kary Greise Joyce Geiler.feld Jean Lceper Gwen Mann Holer. Gettr.an Billy Leeper Kathleen Groen Joan Giddings Gary Kienitz Helen Graham One lay Rich, Mac, Zr.il. Johusie, Woods and another Man wont riding in a lord. They had not gone far when tho car began to Puff. Soon it stopped. One man crawled out ard Cranked it. After a short while it was chugging along again. Well Pal11, Rich said, ''I guess Montgomery Ward does have some oretty good things after all. See that new Mirror I order- ed. You cm see the cars so clearly. Presently a Bus Toctod a horn and passed thorn. They noticed Aliev, Joyce G., Jean, Gwen and Geonio riding on the bus. I wonder if that is more comfortable than a Sleeper? said Mm. Emil replied, Well we have one advantage over then. We can stop whenever we wish ml eat. Another man let out a Groan. Don't mention t .at,! he said. I feel kind of Gid-iy. I ate too many Peanuts and Gr.-h-� r. Cracks. s . Say, that makes ne think of a Riddle . replied Jchnsie. What is Bul.cy and good—you eat it along with a dark liquid that is widely advertised? Is it C'dzc and that wonderful 31ack Sar.ka coffee ? asked Woods. You are entirely corroot, my friend. They let us Dunk our cake at Larson1 s. It is served with tho best Sauce. And even though the Butcher left town, they make the best Stew'1. Just to make a good ending to this dicuss ion, let me n-sk yr hi chile, said Rich. W at is made from beef, fried inoa oe-ntry and is delici-aa to eat? Can no one answer that?—Then I can toll you. It's Hamburgers, fried in Greece. (The words underlined in the story nr tha r.ames cf ihe pupils in the order they are given above) Page 54 YHIM) a fOUiiTH SkADtS Back Row—Bon aid. Macauley, Howard Sevick, Milton Salisbury, John Groen, Daryle Leeper, Vernon Klein, Lynn ',’e.rd, Gary Schenck, Layton Rash, Gordon Baer Middle Row—Roger Stev ard, Duanne Pannkuk, .Richard Thompson, Donald Garman, Richard John, Keith Bates, Raymond Baer, Junior Rachut, Ray Sewick, Carrol Reiners, Miss Miller Pront Row—«Dolores Haupert, Joan Gifford, Jolecn igi,ins, Marlene Dremmel, Anna Sankey, Harriet Griese, Donna Balg— enrn, Joyce Ryerson, Elizabeth Larson, Joann Schneider Page 55 3ft D A N D 4'f rt G. A Hello act. Here subject in everybody V 1 «a happy to px •-at un you this stupendous clown they Thirty three, fc- i.-l ciJ f cu: th grade clowns with the which they are particularLy lor-'i. of clowning. 1. Gordon Baer 2. Donna Balgemar. 3. Joan Gifford 4. Harriet Griese 5. Joleen Higgins 6. Caradene Koepke 7. Elizabeth Larson 8. Daryle Leeper 9. Donold Macauley 10. Bussell Parsons 11. Layton Rash 12. Joan Schneider 13. Howard Sewick 14. Roger Steward 15. Richard Thompson lfi. Lynn Ward Arithmetic 17. Raymond Baer Arithmetic 18. Kej-th Bates Reading 19. Marlene Dremmel Spelling 20. Donald Garman Spelling 21. John Groen Science 22. Dolores Haupert Science 23. Clarence Hennings Arithmetic 24. Richar John Spelling 25. ternon Klein Smelling 26. Duanne Pannlruk Spelling 27. Junior Rachut Spelling 28. Car: oi Re’mers Spelling 29. Joyce Py o.. son Reading 30. Milton Sr., isbury Spoiling 31. Ann.. Serkey Reading,-: 32. Gary Schoi.ck 33. Ray sowiok Spelling Arithmetic Arithmetic Spelling Spelling Arithmetic Spelling Science Langna -e Arit’ ..tic S 'el' in- Arithmetic Science Spei-in, Arit'.im ;. c Spelling Spell ing Page 56 pppppppppppppppppppppppppp on 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 1 ST AMD 2ND GRADES Back Row—Larry Johnson, Alfred Ward, Eugene Steward, Middle Row—Miss Wenthe, Jack Gettrian, Gary Reynolds, Biel: Caivmey, ITorna Jean Sankey, Betty Ann Vitben, Donald Reiners, Max Sewick. Front Row—Virginia Baer, Colleen Cnvrford, Charlotte Dremel, Joan Kaupert, JoAnn Bittner, Gladys Groen, VeLia Weiske, Lynna Jean Carter, Jean Gettnan. V VWVWVV W VVVV V 1 IBack Row—Kenneth Hanrnerr.tron, Bill Gaman, Kenneth Hutzel, Donald John, Daryl Dess, Donald ’Jeter, Coach Ennons. Front How—-Gerald Siners, Richard Smith, Joel Carter, Wen- dell Ringsdorf, Richard Bristow, Edward Long, Herbert Wciske, William Boettcher. Baseball— Burt baseball tear. got away to a good start during the fall season, winning the first seven out of eight gamos they played. After showing they had what it takes to win a ball ene by defeating St. Johns 1-0 after battling ten innings .they entered the West Half Kossuth o. Tournament held at Fenton. Under the brilliant pitching of Edward Long and Joel Carter the Burt team reached the finals of the tournament. Lone Rock went on t win the tournament by defeating Burt. The last game in the tournament ended the fall schedule. There is but one senior on the squad� Lut he will bo missed ;rcatly next year. Out of the eight games played by Burt, the tofin acquired 5B hits and 57 runs. In return for those they gave 29 hits and 26 runs. The following boys wore members of the team: Vfendell Ringsdorf——— Edward Long---------------------- Bill Bray ton—1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8—y--- Kenneth Hammerstron— Joel Carter---------- Herbert Weiske----;-- Richard Bristow------ Wilbur Shoopnan------ Donald John---------- Other Members were: 1. Gerald Einers 2. Junior Garnan 3. Lester Goddon ---------—Senior------ ----------Junior------ ----------Junior------ ----------Junior------ ----------Sophomore--- ----------Sophomore--- ----------Junior—----- ----------Junior------ ----------Jdnior------ 4. Richard Smith 5. Donald Weber S. Daryl Dess —Catcher —’Pitcher ---1st Bn.se ---2nd Base ---Shortstop ---3rd Ba.se ---Left field ---Center field ■——Right field The following games were uayed during the fall soa.son: 1. Burt—■—-7 hits---5 runs 2. Burt----8 hits---6 mins 3. Burt---10 hits--12 runs 4. Burt—---4 hits---1 run 5. Burt---6 hits---9 runs 6. Burt——12 hits--14 runs 7. Burt——10 hits---9 runs 8. Burttr---1 hit----1 run TOTAL 58 hits 57 runs 1. Bancroft------5 hits----0 runs 2. Swen City-----5 hits----5 runs 3. Fenton--------1 hit-----0 runs 4. St. Johns-----3 hits----0 runs 5. Titonko —-----4 hits—---3 runs 6. Whittonorc----3 hits-----0 runs 7. Swen City ----3 hits-----6 runs 8. Lone Rock----j5 hits---’12 run3 TOTAL 29 hits 26 runs Page 62 Lack Low: Daryl Dess, Dill Garnan, Richard Sr.iith, Gordon Gra- han, Donald John, Robert Thaves, Coach Ennons. Front Low: rierbert Woiske, Edward Lone, Joel Carter, Kenneth Hutzcl, ’Jondo 11 Rin 'sdorf, Kenneth linnnerstron, Carol Reynolds. Dnskotball-40-41 scr.son The hurt Quintette finished this bnsketha.ll season with the best record of any hurt Quintette so far. The local five won 11 out of 19 stexts. Under the skillful coaching of John Er.inons the boys reached tho seni-finnl round in the county tournament. They were then defeated by Alcona, but cane back the following night to boat the powerful hwca City five. The boys brought home their first trophy, the consolation -rise. The beys showed they could mlay when the going was tough by defeating the county champs of Titcnka, 28-27 on the hrne floor. They barely lost to the conference champs, Lociyard in a close gone, the score being 20-22. The hurt Quintette had three non mentioned on all county teams. Shey were: Joel Carter, Kenneth Hutzel and Edward Long. Wendell Singsdorf, who has ; layed four years, will be lost by grad- uation, but otherwise prospects look good for the following year. The boys composing the team included: Names Wendell Ringsdorf Edward Long Kenneth Hutzel Joel Carter Kenneth Hammerstrom. hill hrnyton Junior Gammon Gordon Graham Daryl Dess Robert Thavos Donald Johns Richard Smith basketball Scores Eor 40-41 hurt----22---Armstrong------30 hurt- hurt----20—Lone Rock--------21 hurt- hurt----20---Lone Rock------13 hurt- hurt----1-3--Ringstod-------16 hurt- hurt----30---Dakota_________15 hurt. hurt----'0---Durcroft_______24 hurt- hurt --30---Ledyard________22 hurt. hurt-----d-.-—Alumni--------11 -hurt. -hurt—--27—Ledyard.........—33 hurt. hurt- - — 29—. Johr.s ----- -45 -----35--Swea City------'’2 -----45--her. tor.—------IS -----50--Rings ted-------19 -----25--Swea City-------22 -23..St. J okas-.....ee -----30--Th mps on----’19 -----55--Thompson- —-----44 -----20--Titonka---------27 -----25--Arnstron,------'50 Grades Senior Junior Junior Sophomore Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Sophomore Page 64 BAND' Back Row.—Joan Chipnan, Norma Jean Hash, Milton McBride, Raymond Lavrenz, Herbert- Vfeiske,. John'Riebhoff, Wayne Bolie, Vivian Volentine, Mary Janice McWhorter, Mr. Anderson. Middle Row—Margaretr Ringsdorf, Shirley Lockwood, Darlene Volentine, Caroline Kasse, Lorraine Soderberg, Arditii Eett- nan, 3etty Bee Christensen, Virl June Higgins, Doris Godden, Dorine Fraser, Lorena. Riebhoff, Marilyn Lcng, Gerald Riedel, Dorothy Long, Virginia McWhorter. Fyont Row—Shirley Richman, Melvin Graham, Leslie Graham, Gerald Soderherg, Betty Jean Bates, Jimmy tfoltz, Margaret Sichnan, Roland Chafee, Beverly Van St oerib erg , Robert Thaves, IG-nneth Schneider, Korneth Vrenary, Dale Lockwood, Kenneth Patterson, BAND MOTHERS CLUB The Band Mothers Club whs orga nized November 30, 1936. At the present time there arc thirty-one members. In 1936 when they ”erc organized, Mr. Anderson explained the need for such a club and helped the Band Mothers to get started. Mrs. George Hawcott was chosen president and Mrs. J. G. Thaves os secretary and treasurer. This first year the Band Mothers showed themselves worthly of praise by raising enough money to make it possible for our band to be outfitted in uniforms. The ne::t year Mrs. C. W. Patterson w s president and Mrs. 0. K. Graham, secretary and treasurer. This year a sousaphono and a snare drum were purchas- ed. The following year, 1939, the sane ofliccrs wore kept in office. They bought for the band a bass clarinet which was a big item and something the • whole town was proud of having in the band. In 1940 Mrs. V. V. Boettcher was president and Mrs. V. J. Lockwood, secre- tary and treasurer. A baritone saxophone and bass drum with stand was bou: t This year Mrs. Lance Riobhoff is resident and Mrs. W. L. Lockwood is secretary and treasurer. This year two flutes have been bought. The Band Mothers have, earned meet of their money to help t..c band by serving suppers at community affairs. Uc are proud of our Band hotners Club and thank thorn for helping to make our Band better. Present Band Mothers: Mrs. V. W. Boettcher, Mrs. Chris Bolio, Mrs. Vilfor. Chaffee, Mrs. M. M. Chipnan, Mrs. Janes Christensen, Mrs. Kenneth Cook, Mrs. Paul Dettmar., Mrs. Don Fraser, Mrs. Bert Godien, Mrs. Jay Graham, -rs. Bail Sasse, Mrs. Joe Higgins, Mrs. Fred La.vrcnz, Mrs. ’ alter Lock-rood, secretary, Mrs. Ivan Long, Mrs. Hay McWhorter, hrs. Gee, Patterson, Irs. Ross .-.ash, nrs. . Richman, Mrs. Lance Riebhoff, president, Mrs. L uis Riedel, Mrs. Ted Ringsdorf, Mrs. Caxl Reynolds, Mrs. Alvin Schneider, Ike. Herman Sjderbo --r . Gertrude Thaves, Mrs. Earl T-othnan, Mrs. Thorns Tror.ary, Mrs. Amicus Van Steen- berg, Mrs. Jess Volontino, Mrs. Dave ' labor. M’ .. Ed ■ eieko, and ‘-rs. Elza. :oIts. ♦ , , r , ► •: MX£D Sf OUf'S Upper Left Hand Corncr—'Madrigal Group- Virl Juno Higgins, Robert Thavoo, Ruth Olsen, Koran, Rash, Raynond Lavrcnz,_Ncva Sev ick, Leslie Grahan, Herbert V eioke, Mary Lee Uolf, Viola Seroahl. Upper Right Hand orner—Cheer Lenders—Patricia Plunb, Virl June Higgins, Patricia Higgins. Lower Left Hand ornor— irls Sextette—Virl June Higgins, Huth Olsen, Noma Jean Rash, Neva Scwick, Mary Lee Wolf, Vi’ila Serdohl. Lower Right Hand Cornoi—Boys Quartet—Herbert Weiskc, Raynond Lavrcnz, Leslio Grahan, Robert fhnves. jiVl£M TAL GjnOUA Top Ro'— iiilton McBride, Kenneth Posterson, Robert Thaves, Kenneth Schneider, Kmvrai-et Richnnn, Ji. t?r Wolto. Roland Chaffee, Kenneth Trenary, Beverly Van Steenbevye hale LockteDod, Karra Jean Hash, R-yiac.od Lc.vror.j5, Loclv; Graham, Wayne Bolic, John Riebhoff, Horhert holsko, Maryaret Rich- nan, Robert Thaves, Joan Cliip.irn. Middle Row—i-Iaryarct Einysdorf, Darlene Volentin. , Ardith Dettnan, Betty Bee Christensen. Lorraine Sodeibc-rf, Caro- line Ho.sse, Doris Golden. Lois Wooer, Virginia itcV-'horter, Dorothy Lon.;, Shirley Lockwood, Virl June Ki yins, Marilyn, Lon,;;, Gerald Riedel, Carol Reynolds, Darine B azei, L-.rena Riebhoff. Bcttcn Row--Margaret Richnan, Leslie Grnhan, Herbert V! iske, Robert Tiuwos, Gf raid Soderberg, Leslie Grphaa, Betty Jean Bates, Kelvin Grattan, Shirley Kichr.aa. 9 9 9 9 9 9 ' ' ' ' ' . MIXED CHORUS Back Row—-Miss Baars, Jinny Holding, Jinny Woltz, Robert Thaves, Kenneth Hanr.erstrorn, Oliver Flun, Raymond Lavrenz, Kent Ryerson, lificlio rahaa, Donald-Weber, Woman Lee. Middle -ow—Dorothy Long Margaret Plun, Doris GoAden, Barbara Thompson, Lawrence Chipman, Richard Smith, Merwyn John, Herbert Wei she, Margaret Richman, Neva Sewick, -I or nr. Jean Rash, Mary Janice McVIhorter Front Row—Marilyn Long, Mr-ary Lee Peters, Ruth Olson, Vir- ginia McWhorter, Virl June Higgins, Opal Meier Mary Lee ’..’olf, lledra Wolf, 'ary Jean McDonald, Viola Serdahl, Pat- ricia-' Higgins l-rge :9 SOYS GLcqCWz Back Row—John Rash, Jinny Holding, bonald Weber, Milton McBride, Bill Goman, Lee 3 ray ton. Jinny Woltz, Roman Lee. Middle Row—Dean Koimtz., Joel Carter, Kent Ryerson, Pa.ul Bolic, Rnynond Laurenz, Y arron -indrcason, Richard Snith, Lawrcnco Chip- nan, Miss Baars. Front Row—Boh Thaves, Herbert Wciske, Kenneth Earnerstron, Merwyn John, Leslie Grnhan, Oliver Plunh, Donald John, Harold Becker, Wendell Ringsdorf. Page 70. y y y y y y y y y y y 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 i 7 ♦ ♦ 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 6 JR IS cutCLbZ 2ack Sow—Dorothy; Lon, , Rath Carter, Ilcrgerot Reiners, Vivian Volentino, IToroaa Jem Hash, iteva Sevich, Viola Ser'nhl, liar?- Janice He .’hortor, iiiddle Row —Harilyn Long, 2a .era Thcor son, Pa Ora 'o f, Patricia Higgins, Donna Jdan Dutton, 0 al i.eior? Ar ith Dcttaan , ’.ary Lc .■ Jolf, Kies 5a re Jront Row—■Mary Lee Peters, 1-oren.a P.icohof-, Pr.t- r-.- . Ilxeib, Virginia KcUhorter, Virl Jtma Hi , inn, i.'argarfct Richran, Doris Godden, Ruth Cloon, il. ry Je:n HcDonald, Merger t l-lusib, Lorraine foder berg,. Page 71 MUSIC CONTEST' . The T urt High instrumental events ''i'.''e first r tings, School Music department partieinatod in ten vocr.l nnd four nt n-c-stntc itus i e contest at Swea City, A“ ril 4-5-5 pg .p Pix second ratings nnd three thrid r-tings were received’ ‘I AST RATINC Contrnlto solo---- Boys' Glee Club— Mixed Chorus------ Madrigal Group- Comet Sole------- —:----—-N octurao—Cur ren. IIorna Germ Rash , The Cannibal ICing Darie Eyes . . Like a Mighty Eagle ----------pi is the Evening's Holy Hour Viking Song The Ash Grove Welcome Sweet Pleasure Matonn, Lovely Maiden -----------------—,;Enne and Fortune SECOND iATINGS at the Pre-St .te contest: 3wid' Prince aiid. Papper Overture Cathederal Echos Girls Glee Club--------------------------------------- Song of the Winds Girls Sextette--------------------------------------------Refuge dl e .. Japanese Love Song Mezzo-soprano solo----------------------------------- Mario-Schubert _ Virl June Higgins 3a±itone sclo Where E'er you Walk-Hnndel •Robert Thaves '- s -I — ■ - Minuet L'antique—Paderewski THIRD RATINGS at the Pre-State Contest 3oys Quartet------ Soprano Solo------ Ruth Olsen -Brothers Sing On Shadow March . Aue Maiie—Rack—Gounod ihero uc .1 airier at the . otton of our Gamder.—Lehman Brass Quartet ----Tsdhaikcwsky Those who rated I participated in their contest at Wavcrly May 1-2 and all rated II. respective events in the State Page 72 ♦ f r f r r r r ’ RHYTHM band Back Row—-Betty Aim Wibben, Donna Jean Balgenan, Miss Wenthe, Layton Rash, Donald Reiners, Junior Rachut, Richard Thompson., Howard Sewick, Kr.rlene Drennel, Milton Salisbury, Miss Miller, Viola. Ser- dahl. Third Row—Richard John, Raymond Baer, Keith Bates, Donald K-cauley, Joann Schneider, Carrol Reiners, Ray Sewick, Joyce Ryerson, Velma Weiske, Joleen Higgins, Elisabeth Larson, Charlotte Dremncl, Horn?. Sankey, Anna Sankey, Dici: Campney, Roger Steward. Second Row—-Delores Haupert, Duanne Permkuk, Don- ald Carman, Gary Schenck, Harriet Griese, ‘''ernon Klein, Gary Reynolds, Jean Gettman, Jack Gcttnan, Max Sewick. Front Row—Joan Haupert, Larry Johnson, Lyma Car- ter, Eugene Steward. Pago 73 THE GONDOLIERS fey Gilbert and Sullivan On TImrsday and Friday, October 31 and November 1 the Burt High School presented their operetta. Cast of Characters Fianetta Vittoria Francesco Giorgio Marco Planieri Guiseppe Palneiri Gionetta Tessa Don Alhambra Bolero The Puke of Plaza Toro The Dutchess of Plaza Toro Casilda Trciz Inez Gondolier Personnel Viri J. Higgins Neva Sewick Kenneth Hammerstrom Joel Ca.rter Robert Thaves Herbert Weiske Marilyn Long Norma Jean Rash Leslie Graham Raymond Lr.vrenz Mary Lee Wolf Ruth 01 sen Lawrence Chipnan Virl June Higgins Kent Ryerson of Chorus Mary Lee Peters Doris Godden Marilyn Boettcher Lorena Riebhoff Margaret F.ichnan Mary Jean McDonald Vivian Valentine Nedra. V.Vx Mary J. TioWhcrter V i rg i ni. M elfin c r t e r Dorotny Lang Opal Meier Ruth Ca.rter Patricia. Higgins Margaret F.aimers Margaret Plumb Donna Jean Dutton Lee Brayton Donald Weber James Holding Richard Smith Milton McBride Donald Lrennel Dorr. Keinitz John Rash Norr.rn Lee Paul Bolie Merwyn John Wendell Riugsdorf Olivor Plumb Sylvester Brace Wai-ren Andreason Director Ema 3a.ars Accompanist Vera Chipnan THE GONDOLIERS The son of the king of Baratoria. ha.d beer, married in in- fancy to Casilda., the daughter of a Spanish Duke. Shortly after- wards, during a revolution, this young prince wa.s stolen by the Grand Inquisitor of Spain, and was left with Baptisto Palmieri,a Venetian gondolier. The plot involves the mistaken identity of the adopted son and the real son. Page 74 r r - IK APPRECIATION The annual staff wishes to express its apprecia- tion to the following advertisers, who so kindly have placed adds in this annual. We hope that evoryone will patronize then to their fullest extent. I Headquarters for Burt j.-'d'. 3-‘.ooI 1 tuicr-ts . ir.c.. —'93 Clothing, shoes, Hry Go-.ds, Groceri s JC3T MS AT SMITHS' SUKXIOWA niOME 4 Advertizing Advisor-•—————Miss Esther Stoen r ' ry C c r • V. VAX’CM FOB. T!3 0333111 T2UCK Yr Ou JUDo£ 5 3 7 ::. : .3 o :: 13 ' s SP03TIPG GOODS ST033 hcic or vi’fz iis::i.;-TaCKL3 Also Cor.plots Lino of AC MSSOAILS for wood-wind and String Instruments Algo';. ;!Tt Pa 'g to Piny -A— ------1--------------- .i MASS SHSXUCT: Which should ore say, Doan—-Is. or aro ' ncadlos a childhood discasor Dell- MIIDTITZ: Arc HISS ;SHEHMAi?: Why do you cor to that Conclusion? DSAH: I had 'en. I ought to know How is the co idufctor and school teacher alike? One trains the r.ind and the other minds the train. ,,rhrt Aid the mink sorp say to the green soap Let me hold your pain. What did the green soap say to ti- pi nk soap? Pet on your life hoy. ”o” is a.lolti-pop like a race horse? The fast r you lick then the faster they go. Why do they have a fence around the graveyard? Because the people re all dying to get in. '■'hc.t is the longest word in the dictionary? Snilas. because there's a nile between the tv;o S's. What did Adam . nd 3vc do ••her. they left the porter.? They raised eanc. Why is a policeman like ; cracked Chair? They both pinch you if you don't park right. I own ! FOR THE HEALTH C? THE STUDENT'S 1 FOE TIE LEAUTY OF THE CLASS ROOMS I FOR THE PRESERVATION (F TU 3UILDI1TGS I USE CHURCHILL PRODUCTS IF IT IS FOR CLEANING — WE HAVE IT CHURCHILL MANUFACTURING COMPANY Galesburg, Illinois 0. II. Oberg, Representative. Waterloo, Iowa Quality Is our Watchword Baby Chicks Started Chicks Turkey Poults Ducklings Purina Feeds For Poultry Bin- Poultry r.r.d all plied and Livestock Equipment Electric Brooders Poultry Serviet; Always ready to serve you— It will pay to see us before buying. 5WEA CITY HATCHERY PHONE 35 SWEa CITY, IOWA BIB: What a nifty overcoat, ’ hero lid j you set it? CARMAN: I picked it up at Johnson's. ( SID: I don't know that place. I” it a clothing store or a restaurant? MR. AVERSOR: You know a camel can go a whole week without water. TDM: So could I if mothor didn't make mo wash. T1RL: Ras Jack ever kissed you against your will? NORMA: No, but he thinks ho has. ROBERT L.: At the dance last night my sus )en lers broke in the :niu.;j.c of the floor. t MARY LEE WOLF: Weren't you onbarrasse'- r ROB NT: Not much. My brother was ’ i ' '■ ■ ■ . pMTjtj nays btose Ic Croon mr, loiuf) BEflUTU %mm ffmOEOTE lBEJCrlEO ByflXJOiU ] WUU THE ].I)EH r7 rtKpr j 'X ' V 7 ' J� C 1EME9U lUITJTACTir S of IOWA SIAM 33AED BU2T33. ;:-rl P. Anderson, Sec., Hfr. Wayne Keith, Proo. 7. I. Uawdsley, Vice Pres. Directors John Truakhill, B. 3. Dittrier, H. A. Sr,ith CO. IUP.T IOWA Keep, -our own family1s record hy having; photos token oy us 1 mc ouecializc in family croups, schools, holies end weddings. '1c uho.to.'.'rr.ph•anything anytime, anywhere. ’tetter pictures, loss money. Open or nights hy appointment. Portraits by Bwown1 s cost no moro than ordinary photogr.-phs. BP V - ALoONA, OWA A A.H.jMEINIER J EWELER GLASSES FITTED PROPERLY SUM, IOV A — DRJGCLA SADDLE jVI.D. 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SLACXSjVlJ'fM— SUfttj IOWA i Da. 3 3 barusoit Oatco;[jr.t'.iic Phy 8iclan Gcnorr.1 Pr .cticc Office 26 1 3urt Res. 26 2 I own DR. K. I. LICHT3R Veterinarian Phone 130 BURT, IOWA ' _ Vd'h'Sw 5- o on . uu Lw d i ifA ftePR €KB SaR ,l0Uift The teacher had been readm • rt. ies of boys who hod -Town to aan- hood and achieved fame by their x: vent ions. 'Tow tell ne , me Bill German, What would you. li -■ invent? , . nI’d like to invent • maemr.e : th t by simply pressing a button, all raj- lessons would he f mishec. Came th prompt reply. And vou? cellin': or. “ rol er. Uith m effort Harold answc ir. a drowsy voice, Somethin t press the button. “JTZ: I hove an awful cold in n; rr.rr-.Woll, that is somethiny. i'lo STBdT7: ’•’fcy isn't v:■■•.ter ■ ■ satisfactorv way of st or n. JLSLYS: It takes so many classes xEj CICx T.- .x. GO ALGOiJ.i CALL 4 changes a ’vcek Sii;TV MON. stng’. wed. RTJl.S.FRI, fear .ring ar.d IOWA IOWA s 2 changes a week DCT” L FO .'JURES. 1 SUN. (thru) .WED. TFJES. (thru) SAT, SERIAL WEEKBIBS N. C. Rice, Manager .ALCONA CXEENFlOUSE BEAUTIFUL FLOWEX £ FOX £ V £ XY OCCASION AlCONA, iow a Servicing Burt Mon., Wed., Thurs., Sat., r f f er ing A conflete fur service cleaning - repairing - restyling - storage A conplete tailoring service Repairing, altering, clothes made to noasure A conplete cleansing service wearing apparel, hone furnishings, laundry. t“- JOj-ES COMPANY Distributers� manufacturers of school 'me! colloco jewelry t,r■ -. uation inouncencnts, medals, cups, U trophies jr.fdLsas to euht high Representativc - George Hukill Said the tow to the sack, Let me thru, lot mo thru I Said the sock to the toe, I'll he darned if I do. Classroom 3oners Miss Hash: Wien do the leaves begin to tarn ? Jack McMullen: The night before exams star You may be a fine upstanding citizen, but it makes no difference to a banana skin. Three words were voted tops as the 3 swe est words in the English language: I lov you—Dinner is served—Keep the change— Here's that five—All is 'orgotten—Sloe until noon. And the saddest were: External use only- Buy me out—Cut of gas—Dues not paid— Funds not sufficient—Best in peace. Dale Lockwood—Was George Washington ho: - est? Mother— Sure. Dale—Then why do they close the banks ou his birthday? Said the ball to the bat, Where are you at? Said the ba.t to the ball, Her. I r with n drawl. ) 1. Charlemagne had only one hair. (Heir 2. In administering aid to a person who is fainting, use a high pole, (hy-po) 3. Famous writers often appear in mov ies. An ex. .mple of this is Irvin coff-He usually appears in shorts. 4. Nourish means somebody who takes car of you when you are ill. 5. What happened to the Graf Spec? He committed suicide. 6. Puerto Hi cans raise goats instead of cattle because they don't take up so much spe.ee. Young 3ride: I want a fairly large head of cabbage-—about 7x. 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That's the difference be- tween labor and capitol, Dad.? OLIVIS' S Did): ell, son t'n money you lend represents capital— but getting, it back represents lar — alumpi or bup.t high school Class of 1895 Sylvester McChesney (Deceased) liable Peck—Hawkins, Oak Park, 111. Adelbert Angus, Lawton, Oklahoma Pvertt McDonald (Deceased) Class of 1896 James 3. Goodwin, Des Moines, Iowa Alvin Hanna, Plentywood, Mont. Paul Jamison St. Paul, Minn. Plossie Snith-Goo win, Des Moines, Iova Jolm Greenshields, Janes McDonald, (Deceased) Jessie Meige-Meiers, Concil 31uffs, la. Laura Stov;-?aine, Pasadena., Calif. Class of 1897 Adelbert McChesney, Minneapolis, Minn. Arthur Marble, Horniston, Ore. Maggie Heibhoff (Deceased) Audre Crowell-Alison, Des Moines, la. Prnest Paine, Burt, Iowa Blanche Slade-Gay (Deceased) Lou P.illis-Golly, Peoria., 111. Anna Sha.ff er-To n, Ballston, i-Iinn. Caxrie Panley-Josyln, Minnesota Ora P aine-'Pynr le, Carroll, I ova Minerva Allen-Hoger?, Julesburg, Col. C. C. Snith, Purt, Iowe Grace Davids on- Slier wo o d, Parkersburg, la. Class of 1899 Chancy Cai man, Hurt, Iowa Clara Grahan-Stow (Deceased) Cresrie Merbel, Claybanlcs, Sash. Can. Bvelyn Stone-Graham, Daytona Pe; ch Flo. Btta Foz-Lr.rson, Olivet, Illinois Mill Hanna (Deceased) Mery 3r ndow, Minnesota Cla.ss of 1901 Prank J. Mann, Tan ITuys, Calif. Milton McChesney, Minniapolis, Minn. Jesse McDonald, 3urt, Iowa Class of 1903 Lottie Shanor-Ainslee, Spokane, Mash. Pred Lenke, South Dakota Class of 1904 Pellie Stiller, Minnesota Clarence Moore, (Deceased) Paul P. Mnethe, Purt, Iowa Class of 1 05 C-eorge Patterson, Purt, Iowa Bertha McDonald-Blvidge, Purt, Iowa Archibald Moore (Deceased) Mabel Davidson-Manus, Morthwood, Iowa Ortha Stow-Hoore (Deceased) Golder McV horter, (Deceased) Chornies vf. Patterson, Purt, Iowa Plizabeth Snith-Ingle, Des Moines, la. Leon ' heeler, Lhilip, S. Dak. Pdith Dlvidge-Chi'uian, Burt, Iowa. Thoms 'ini:, Murdland, Bo. Authur 'heeler, I hi 11 op, 3. Dal:. P.ichard Snith, Jefferson, lot;: ITellie Stahl-Ba.rteau, Oak lark, 111. Pellie Uichols-Eaines, Los Angeles, Cal. F. Lee Pratt, Burt, Iowa Billiar. Shaffer (Deceased) Howard Patterson, Billings, Montana Class of 1906 Gertrude Hoore-Anderson, Sioux Pall.S.D. Class of 1907 Hoy Mann, Burt, Iowa Bradner Chaffee (Deceased) Pellie Fatterson-Bresford (Deceased) Class of 1908 Laura. Thonpson-Girton, Sicu:: Palls S D. Harvey Thompson, 3urt, Iowa Hettie Millie-laddoll, Hamilton, Mont. Alice P.eibhoff-Keliza, Grand 3eaver,Pebr Class of 1909 Clara Meinzer-Olsen, Burt, Iowa liable Meinzer-Bvenson, Story City,la. Carrie Sinnons-Ping, Algona, Iov;a Prnest Sigsbee, Ft. Collins, Colorado Aruihur Jaclooan, Algona, Iov;a Class of 1910 Class of 1916 Cecil McDonald, Sioux City, Iowa IT ora Schuldt-Boon, George, Iowa Gladys Jackman, Canada Mary Schiffer-Madson, Pallina, Iowa Clara Doering, Clear Lake, Minn. Mary Stoutenburg-Gudlong, Titonka, Iowa BstherMeinzer-Gaston, Phoeniz, Arizona Class of 1911 Duan McCullon, Bagle Grove, Iowa Cora Sigsbee-Isenberger, Decorah, la. Bsther Hodgson, Burt, Iowa Bva ICeostler-Ki3iue, Juanita, ITeb. Ada. Koestler-Heerdt, Hectora, Minn. Mary Peters, Digin, 111. Viva Mann-V agner, Decorah, Iowa Brnest Polheuus, Anahein, Calif. Hoy Moore, Grand Rapids, Mich. Hay Isneberger, Decorah, Iowa Class of 191C Hazel '. itehill-Hohnson, Bancroft, la. Beatrice Heams-Ilayward, Chicago, 111. Aileen Sanders on-Moore, Grand Ha ' ids, Genevieve. Peters-Grnhan, Burt, Iowa. Tillie Dexter-Volentine, Truman, Minn. Robert Moore, Mesley, Iowa Bugene Godden, Duluth, Minn. Class of 1914 Huth Moore—i'ieland, California ITellic Peters-Young, Osage, Iowa Perry Stow, ITewton, Iowa Howena lie’ herter-Byerson, Burt, Iowa Huth Hodgson, Burt, Iowa Bstell Trainer, Tfilnar, Minn. Bdna Moestler-”etzel, LossAnyeles, Cal. Jessie Staley-Heynolds(Deceased) Class of 1915 Gladys Dittner-Morris, Long Island, II. ‘ Mae Miller, Blk Mound, ’.'is. Bva iieinser-Boettcher, Burt, Iowa Edna Davidson-Bradford, California. Frank Davison, Malvern, Iowa Lula Hawcott, Burt, Iowa Durwood McDonald, Algona, Iowa Lois Polheaus, Chicago, 111. Amber Mann, Burt, Iowa Bva Holding-Bottecher, Murt, Iowa Bernice Godden-Yincent(Deceased) Selina Clifton, Burt, Iowa Ilerccdea Peters-Be la Hunt, Aaes, Iowa Hattie Bahling-Brown, ells, Minn. Bdna Staley, Algona, Iowa ’.'fillian Bottecher, Burt, Iowa Hussel Peters, Snokana, Washington Donald Salisbury, Trenton, Ho. alter Hike, Florida. Claire Dexter, Sto. Louis, Mo, Ardis Mann-Feterson, Harcourt, Iowa Class of 1917 Archie Folding, Pontiac, Illinois Bessie Bahling-Perry, Algona, Iowa. Allen Salisbury, Tint on, Io ;a Lorena Schveitert, Mason City, Iowa Geayge Hawcott, Burt, Iowa Eleanor Moestler-Hanson, Bricelyn, Minn Gertrude Graham-Holding, Pontiac, 111. Merle Schweitert, Algona, Iowa Irma Davison, h’apello, Iowa Leland Peterson, Minneapolis, Minn. ichLouise Sarchett-Holnatad, Burt, Iowa ' illiam Harold Grover, Burt, Iowa Mary Dov d-Ziyrang, Loe Angeles, Calif, Class of 1918 3essie Mansmith-Hartnan, Crete, 111. Durw od Moore, Cedar Ha ids, Iowa Lynette Salisburg-Spear, Hice Lake, ’.' is 'foyne Mann, Burt, Iowa Mildred iiarlow-Hetz, trawberry Point, Lillian Manus -B luner, Bid gone., I owa Lucy Daniels-McFhdd ny,MAsfln2 fli.ty . Ia Del Marlow, Lone Mode, la. Christopher Qgg-IIc’Jhartor, Algona, Ir. Bertha Mouse (Married), Indiana Merle Owen-Housch, Des Moines, Iowa Verne Sarchett, Laramie, 'Jyoning Marita Peters-French, Philadelphia, .a. I. Class of 1919 Mae Volentine-Schau, Chicago, 111. Agnes Bisgard-Longneclcer, Denver, Col Thecla Moestlor-Christensen, Burt, la. Angie Saith-La bs, okota, Iowa Bdna lianton, Cedar Balls, Ia. Marjorie 51aeh1e-Sauern?n, Audubon, Ia. Clans of 1919 (con1t) Irene Kircher-Iasher, Chicago, 111. Grace Snith-Trenary, 3urt, Iowa. Class of 1920 Hildreth White-Saunders, Dubuque, la. Katherine Manus, Burt, Iowa Lewis Bisgard, Denver, Colo. Arthur Dittner, Ay shire, Iov a Curtis Holding, 3urt, Iowa. Class of 1921 Howard Salisburg, Hurt, Iowa. Elbert Sowick, Burt, Iowa Helen Barricknun-Recker, 3urt, Iowa Mar,dalen Van Steeriberg, Fort Dodge, la. Miriaa Hanbo, Des Moines, la. Albert 31eich, Kanawha, Iowa. Lydia Koestler-Hordine (Deceased) Lura Sowick, Forest City, Iowa. Gladys 3raco-Straley, Fonton, Iowa Leo Vinaas, Batarica, 111. Lola Moser-Weigle, Austin Minnesota Willion Peters, Detroit, Michigan Tressie Ringsdarf-Brace, 3urt, Iowa. Paul Kearns, Chicago, 111. John McDonald, Ennetsburg, Iowa Gertrude Paine-Schonck, Los Angeles, Cal. Merwyn Holding, Spencer, Iowa Dora Lens on-Dr Qjnnol, Algona, Iowa Ruth Koarns-Gnrnan, 3urtj, Iowa Marie Clark-Gray, South Bend, Ind. Class of 1922 Marjorie Allen-Kenitz, Lrkota, Iowa Den Bnhling, Burt, Iowa Paul Clak, Chicago, 111. Leonard Koestler, Clinton, Iowa Honor Fish (Deceased) Mildred Fox-Puts, Algona, Iowa. Leola Godden-Eattle, Sc .rville, la. Dean Mann, Burt, Iowa Edward Scott, Cedar Rapids, la. Annotta Schrodeder—Bartlett, Sibley, la.. Luronce Dittner, Bancroft, Iowa. Arie Dittner, Burt, Iowa Lonord Dittner, Burt, Iowa Class of 1925 Goal Schrnder-E over, Carlabad, lT.Mes. Orville Stow, Davenport, la. Bcrnioce Sinnons-Basch, West Bend, la. Marion Chipnan, Burt, Iowa Clara Schweitery-Hunt, Dollivor, la. Guy Giddings, Trim, la. Gertrude Sage- Ackernan, Lone Rock.Ia. Paul Manor, Glondive, Montana Aleoda Tobin, Chicago, 111. Donald Stow, Pensacola, Florid;-. Hazel Sagc-Gibbs, Cedar Falls, Ia. Floyd Dreri.el, Aurora, 111. Ida Peters, Chicago, Illinois Warren Ringsdorf, McFarland, Ca.lif. Edna. Lo-'-stad-Gornan, Burt, Ia. Owan Chipnan, Milwaukee, ..isconsin. Lauretta. Larson, - ritt, la.. Lynn Dirkson, Iowa City, Iowa Frances Cogdill-Snith, Burt,iov a Pauline Moore—Schnidt, Bode, lawn Martin odfredson (Unkown) Leila Snith-Sperry, Oasko , Minn. Class of 1924. Harry Bisgard, Denver, Colorado Myrtle Erickson-Ma.dcr, Chicago, 111. Mabel Godden-Strayer, Durt, iov George Grahan, Dauton Be-'.ch, Fieri Mora Hav cott-Eolding, Burt, Iowa Arthur Holding, Faith S. D. Albert Manus, Burt, Iowa Lottie Hawcott—Steward, Burt, In. Merwyn Pa.ine, Onnha, ITebr. Lucile Schrocdcr-Kenning, Kansas C ifford Schrader, Burt, Iowa Harriet Fish-Westbeu, Valley City.E.D Harris Wadsworth, Lone P.ock, Iowa Ercol Blanchard-Alno, Adi son, Iov a Agnes Sage, Atlantic, Iowa Class -f 1925 Ralph Albright, Algona, Iowa Herbert Bleich, Mapleton, Iowa ClasaBoilinger—Reynolis, B irt, Iowa Loora Dexter, Washington, B. C. Luther Fairbanks, Ta: a. Florida. Harold Hobson, Burt, Iowa Raymond Hobson, Marcus, Iowa r Class of 1925 (con't) Class of 1928 Esther John-Eansen, Alcona, Iowa Mark learns, Chicago, Illinois Maxine McDonald-Xrauchaar, Northnnpt on,Mas s Myron Meinzer, Burt, Iowa Ellen Schryver-Baun, Denver, Colo. Carver Smith, Ventura, California. Roy Smith, Eagle Grove, Iowa Lester Stow, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Winsome Volentine-Whitnore,-Sheldon, la. Winifred Norris-Long, Burt, Iowa. Class of 1926 Howard Chipnan, Mason City, Iowa Russell Chipnan, Mt. Ida, Arkansas Elorence Dittner-Schrader, Hecla, S. Dak. Rae Drennel, Burt, Iowa. Helen Godden-Richardson, Algona, Iowa Walter Hanna, Nor Springs, Iowa Clifford Holding, Burt, Iowa Alton Hulhert, Whittnore, Iowa Mahle Hulhert-Richardson, Algona, Iowa Bertah Koestler, Los Angeles, Cal. George Manus. Burt, Iowa Clement Rist, Fort Dodge, Iowa Myrtle Schweitert, Des Moines, Iowa Olive Snith-Pearson, Burt, Iowa Marguerite Stow-Parrish, Louisville, ICy. , Class of 1927 Vilna Slaughter Mason City, Iowa 3uelah Larson-Bullock, Burt, Iowa Warren Polhenus, St. Louis, Mo. Cass Smith, Glendale, Calif. Edward Bisgard (Deceased) Mary Fairhanks-Rasnussen, Burt, Iowa Ethel Sperry-Dremel, Burt, Iowa Eva Stewart-Shipler, Burt, Iowa John Gerhardt, Glendale, Calif. Lorena Peterson Larson, Waterloo, Iowa Iva Trunkhill-Heaney, Burt, Iowa Dorothy Snith-Hanna, Lone Rock, la. Julius Van Steenhcrg, Chicago, 111. Myrtle Larson-Austin, Jewel, Iowa Hannahhelle Giddings-Carlson, Wesley, la. Elwood Nelson, Titonka, Iowa Georgia Allen-Holding, Burt, Iowa. Luella Bleich, Burt, Iowa Hattie Bollinger-Rihinson, Bancroft,la. Willie Chipnan, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Opal Godden (Married), Emmetshurg Arnold Xcestler, Wisconsin. Clifford Lovstad, Burt, Iowa Clarence Schrader, El Passo, Texas. Dolliver Peters, Burt, Iowa Lester Schweitert, Garner, Iowa Howard Sigshee, Burt, Iowa Nina Sigshee,-Bierstedt, Lone Rock,la. Bernice Stow-Zinneman, Elkhart, Ind. S-lenn Volentine, Eurt, Iowa. Class of 1929 Irene Aten, Delta, Iowa Lena Dennett, Lake City, Iowa Fernley Bettin, Forest City, Iowa Raymond Bleich, Lihhy, Montana Viola Bleich-Crohin, Toldelo, la. Charles Coffin, Burt, Iowa Eumice Dexter-Putz, Burt, Iowa. Aerial Giddings-Hauscur, Algona, la. George Xoestler, Burt, Iowa Mary Ellen Marlow-Schmidt, Lone Rock I Milton Marlow, Lone Rock la. Herbert Nelson, Titonka, la. James Powers, Melbourne, Iowa;. John Schroeder, Texas Evertt Sherry, Carlos, Minnesota Arlene Stewari-McCauley, -urt, orf-- Verna Stewart-..erger, murt, Iowa Evelyn Toothnan, Algona, la. Mennett Trunkhill, Burt, Iowa. Delbert Vogel, Bancroft, Iowa Raymond Vogel, Burt, Iowa Nelda Volentine,-Rugger, LuVeme, la. Class of 1930 Helen Schrader, El Paso, Texas Harriet Schrader-Black, Burt, la. Wesley Bernhard, Burt, Iowa Edna Bunkofske-Clark, Burt, Iowa Lyle Godfredson, Mason City, Iowa Isabel Leek-Steward, Burt, Iowa Class of 193-1 a rt� tf30 M-rr:ot M'.rnoss Sluora, Chicago, 111, lone Moyer-Stoffel, Alton, Iowa Edward Paine, Council Huffs, Iowa Wendell Patterson, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Erna Peterson-lTelson, Waterloo, low.. MariIda Pratt, Bancroft, Iowa .rayaond Riddle, Algona, Iowa D rothy Staward—Meinzer, Burt, Iowa. Holer. Schweitort, Burt, Iowa I 1 orenc.. Stow-Godfredson, Burt, Iowa 'Iolen Thonpson-Lotharo, Salem, Oregon. Class of 1931 Horna Bettin, (Deceased) Elion Push, Algona, Iowa Myron Chiprum, Pochester, Hew-York Kerwyr CvnnJr.ghan, Algona, Iowa Cr -.v. - Jkirbcnks, Indianapolis, - Ind. 21:'er .Ew-id’o, Algona. Iowa Mario Gielding9-Van '.iocw, Elnore, Minn. G. Srahan, Oeuir Rapids, Iowa l.a. lc: It Gray- lnlay, Dakota, Iowa Roselle, God Ion, P on de-layette, Wisconsin, leada ..ollasch, Des Moines, Iowa Raeuond Koostler-ICrantz, Ti onka, Iowa Err.est Lavrenz, 3urt, Iowa Howard Powers, Melbourne, Iowa Margaret Rash, Evanston, 111, Wilfred Stew-rt, Waterloo, Iowa Viola Snith-McDonald, Hurt, Iowa Virginia Thnves-Rodli, Albert Lee Minn. Ellen Volentine-Orowford, Burt, Iowa Wanda Waltnan-Dittsworth, Bancroft, la. George Schroeder, Anas, Iowa. Cla.ss of 1932 Viva Br-yton-Ringsdorf, Burt, Iowa Vira Chipnan, Burt, Iowa. Bear. Clapsaddlc, Iowa City Iowa I ruce Clifton, Minneapolis, Minn. Willian Giddings, Burt, Iowa Richard Lavernz, Burt, Iowa Dnil Lovstad, Burt, Iowa Verne Lcvstad, Burt, Iowa Letha Mann-Lee, Bakersfield, Calif. Donald Patterson, Drayton, Teras . Edward Polhenus, Artosia, Calif. Donald Ringsdorf, Burt, Iowa Hornan Sanderson, Knnawaha, la, Oliver Stewart, Brondenburg, Terns Willian Stow, Burt, Iowa Ada Schweitert-Eardgrove, Algona, la. Gerald Bahling, Burt, Iowa. Rachael Clappsaddle-Gildner, Waterloo,!: Maurice Coffin, Wanwantosa, Wisconsin Ronald Elvidge, Burt, Iowa Henry Ewoldt, (Deceased) M. Dovie Elliott, Plymouth, Iowa Beulah Gifford, Burt, Iowa Hazel G'dden-Schultz, Bancroft, la. Kenneth Graham, Spencer, Iowa Lois Graham-Emert, Mason City, la. Mabel Gustafson-Gross, Oklahona Charles Hanna, Great Lakes, 111. Paul E. Drieth Jr. San Francisco, Cal. Hugh McDonald, Burt, Iowa Edwin Manus, Ar.es, Iowa. Melbourne Mnnsnith, Chicago, 111. Einer Morness, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Eilene Helson, Titonka, Iowa Gardner Patterson, Washington, D.C. Ruby Riddlo-Scl-nick, Dakota City, la. Viola Rid l-e-Eansen, Burt, Iowa Lucile Sewick-M- y, Emetsburg Darlene St.ott-In..erfall, Algona.Ia. Denton Thaves, Burt, Iowa Claes of 1934 Ruth Belt z-B'entecost, Algona, Iowa Marion Bemhard-Westling, LuVerne, Ia. Richard Broyton, Durt, Icwa Carolina Carr-Kattin, Bancroft, Ia. Raymond Carter, Rochester, H. Y. Dorothy Dicknayer-(liarried), Lansing,Mi. Zoic. .Glidings, Chicago, 111. Joseph Graham, Burt, Iowa Dale Kennedy, Mason City, Ia. Blanche McFarland-Long, Burt, Iowa Elizabeth Rash-Webb, Algona, Ia. Darrel Riddle, Albert Lee, Minn. Ellen Saatsff ,-Bisch, Dakota, Ia. Gordon Sigsbee, Burt, la. Edward Stewart, Swea City, Ia. Keith Thaves, Burt, Ia. Ward Winkie, Titonka, la. Pearl ,:oltz- Lovstad, Kensington, Minr.. Sarah Schroeder, Burt, Iowa Class of 1935 Marie Dahling-O'Brien, Pasadena, Cal. Mervin Bristow, Burt, Ia. Ralph Bristow, Bermuda Dorothy,Brooke, Randloph, Hebr. B.ichard Chipnan, Austin, Minn. Class of 1935 (con t) Loren Clayton, Armstrong, Iowa. Arlene Daniels-Biets, Lake Crystal,Minn. B.azel Dickneyer-Sanderson, Kanawho, la. Elinor Elston-Mack, Terrill, Iowa. Robert Esarey, Burt, Iowa Avery Eitch, 3urt, Iov a Grace Godfredson-Wibben, Algona, la. Iona Godfredson-3ryan, Burt, Iowa Lotus Hamilton-Bush, Algona, la. Lorraine Koolash-Philips. Algona, la. Cecil Long, Hurt, Iowa Leonard Lovstad, Burt, Iowa Natalie Mann-Tryon, Titonka, Iowa Lydia Mansnith-Manus, Burt, Iowa Ronald Ortman, Burt, Iowa Gevenievc Patterson, Los Angeles, Cal. Lloyd Saatoff, Burt, Iowa. Ruby Sanderson (Deccr-sod) Charles Schra.dor, Burt, Iowa Max Schrader, Cedar Palls, Iowa Willis Vogel, Burt, Iowa Wallace Uinlcic, Titonka, Iowa Class of 1936 Merwyn Bahling, Pasodcna, Calif. Arlene Bictz -Mcir, Burt, Iowa Lyle Eraser, Burt, Iowa Zita Gidding-Eausnaugh, Algona, la. John Hartl, Burt, Iowa Violet Long-Plcmol, Burt, Iowa Victor Mansmith, Chicago, Illinois Gene Martinson, Cedar Palis, Iowa Evelyn Nictzol-Johnson, Lake Crysta.l, la. Gore.ld Ollum, Burt, Iowa. Florence Rash, Chicago, Illinois Ruth Schroodor, Burt, Iowa. Eleanor Vogel, BBntpn, Mass. Betty Walkcr-Iorgeson, Ames, la. Ella Woltz-Shipler, Burt, Iowa Class of 1937 Rachel Becker, Algona, Iowa Eayc Bolie, Burt, Iowa Darlene Brayton, Burt, Iowa Calvin Bristow, Burt, Iowa. Lcola. Bunkofskc, (Marriod)Mason City,la. Marie Carter-Flood, St. Paul, la. Kathryn Elvidgc, Burt, Iowa. Class of 1937 (con1t) Robert Grey, Algona, Iowa Barbara Jean Hott-Bahling, Burt, Iowa Stella Iscnbcrgcr-.indcrson, Omaha, ITcbr Eugenia Mac Kricthc, Dcs Moines, la. Raymond Lovstad, Burt, Iowa ITe.dinc Mann, Burt, Iowa. Marjorie Martinson, Ccda.r Palls, la.. Locna licitzcl, Burt, Iowa. Lyla. Olson, Burt, Iowa. Faith Reed, lurt, Iowa. Martha. Euhnkc-.iind.crs on, Dike, la. Sophia. Schipull, Burt, Iowa, Willard Schwictert, itaos, Iowa.. Ralph Smith, Titonka, Iowa Richard Wciskc, Great Lakes, Illinois. Class of 1938 George Becker, Burt, Iowa. Mary Ann Smith, Cedar Falls, la.. John Miller, Burt, Iowa Clarence Riddle, Algona., In. Arlene Patterson, Minnee.polis, Minn. Ranney Look, Burt, la. Ruth Reed, Elmore, Minn. Harold Woiske, Jong Bea.ch, Calif. Glcnr. Graham-. Burt. Iowa. Carrol Fra.scr, ur4--, Icwa. Ralph Dug .an. Burt, Iowa Burr.iccc Saatoff, Burt. low.”. June Rash, Evanston. Illinois. Floyd Stott, Ei';.-1 ,Dcdgo, la. Wilfred Woltz, Burt, Iov a. Roland Lovrenz, Burt, Iowr. Virginia Trena.ry-Du ;an, Burt, Iowa. Class of 1939 Arnold Andreas on, Burt, Iowa. Phyllis Brooke, -eves, Iov a. Mari' Beth Coffin-Hamilton, Irvin--ton,I Gordon Giddih.'s-Burt, I owe.. Rodeny Giddings, Burt, Iov a. Maxir.o Graham, Denver, Col. Albert Basse, Burt, Iov a. Lois Larvenz, Burt, Iowa Harold Long, Burt, Iowa Evelyn McChanc, Red F.alls, -linn. Dorothy McDonald, .;urt, iowa Mabel line Miller, Burt, Iowa. Class of 1939 (con t) Virginia Patters-'ll, Junes, low. Zolpha Pr tt, Mankato, Minn. Harold Prethus, 3■ncorft, Iowa LoVonne Rinrsdorf, Ft. Dodre, Iowa Horn Scott-Hclly, Alcona, Iowa kriby J. Smith, Cedar Unid. Iowa ITaono. Tan Steonberc, Hurt, Iowa George Valentino, Burt, Iowa Class of 1940 Duane Arend, Hurt, Iowa Frank Decker, Burt, Iowa. Koner Bristow, Burt, I owe. Thelna Bristow, Waterloo, Iowa. Donald Duran, Burt, Iowa. Bruce Grahan, Burt, Iowa Joyce Graham, 7urt, Iowa. Dona.ld Hammerstron, Bancroft, Iowa. Wallace Ilawcott, Burt, Iowa Sharon Mann, Burt, Iowa Dean Meier, Burt, Iowa Leta Olson, Burt, Iowa. Russell Patterson, Anes, Iowa Mary Jean Rachut, Waverly, Iowa. Janes Rath, Bancroft, Iowa. Eleanor Steward, Burt, Iowa Viola Trenary, Waterloo, Iowa Luella Weis'ce, Burt, Iowa