Calmar High School - Cahawk Yearbook (Calmar, IA)

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IDIQXANIATIIQS , o f Above left: Miss Martin and Irene Dolan in a make-up picture from 'The Cornhusk Doll' Above r1ght:Csst from nThe Bloom of Youthn. Left to right: Vila June K1el,Evelyn Congdon and Mae Jean Severson. The season's dramatic activities began on the nineteenth of November with the Junior Class Play. The play was entitled HJaney's One-Track Mindn. Leading characters were Carol Jean Slmonson, Leo Luzum and Hal Taylor. This year one-act plays took the place of declamatory. On February twentieth stu- dents selected at large from the high school presented three one-act plays. 'His First Shaven with Ruth Fjelstul, Gertrude Glesing, Cleo Mae Hosper,Mar1e Flaskerud,Robert Uher Francis Dolan and Donald Flsskerud,NThe Bloom of Youthnwith Vila June Kiel, Evelyn Cong- don, and Mae Jean Severson. uThe Cornhusk Doll' with Irene Dolan, Jean Buntrock, Alvin Hulnker, and Lyle Flaskerud.The three plays were judged with 'The Bloom of Youthu taking first honors. Vila June Kiel and Evelyn Congdon were tied for first in the contest to determine the best actress and Francis Dolan was awarded the honor of being the best act or. Stage managers were Francis Huber, John Krysan, and Richard Fje1stul.Plans are under way for the Senior Class Play to be staged sometime in the near future. CQNINIIEIQCIIAIL This is the fifth year Calmar has had a Commercial department in its high school. The enrollment in commercial subjects is steadily increasing. This year there are over fifty students taking commercial subjects and these subjects are open only to Juniors and Seniors. The courses offered in Commercial subjects are: Typing I, Shorthand, Book- keeping, Commercial Law and Business Arithmetic. March twenty-ninth, Ruth Novak, Rosemary Frana and Edythe Fisher went to Oelwein as a novice typing team to compete in the District Commercial Contest which was held there. Sixteen towns entered the contest and Calmar came out in fourth place. Pictured to the right is a glimpse into the typing room. The typing room is equipped with eleven typewriters and since that is not enough machines to accomodate all people wishing to take first year typing, two sections of beginning typing are given. Typing I classes are open to Juniors and Sen- iors. The typing classes have helped out in many of the extra-curricular activities this year. They have prepared programs for the class plays and other public entertainments. They have also helped out with the typing of the school paper whenever their services were needed.