Cedar Falls High School - Tiger Yearbook (Cedar Falls, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1929 volume:

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Rs' XKYQ-gil! ,-l LXXX 4? X L 0-.,, MNH' .JL 39500 r-fm fm: ,rw fgwfccmss AWAHTS Amr LAB 011295 am'1r1E'x A, CBOARD OF EDUCATION .L H, Baxter H. M. Merrill I.. E. Dzullmellberger Mrs. IC. J. Tllicrman A. S. Killglllilll I. A. Mcxabb H. M. Johnson +'l+'ll'l'l.N ,ll. M. Morrill ...................................... ............ l 'rusidmmf Mrs. IC. J. 'l'lliPI'llHIl1 L. IC. Da1lbcnbc1'gjo1'.. .... H, W. Jolmsun ....... ..Vifec-Prusiclcllt .........Sc-v1'eh11'y Y .. ...... l'I'0?lSll rcr I 'age Nine ,9R.w-,wfnv 9101 5. fnm ,p,,,,N,, nw. -,-----, -V----- - ,D 'Becomes Awmg nuuub gunman M LABWQS GATEM ..., WW fr CTO the Student Body: .Ks young -Xmeriezm eitizeus, the respons- ibility resting upon you is euoruious. While at present you are nothing' more than young people ot high school age, and therefore rare-free, the burrlen of carryi1'ig 01177 will fall upon you before you are aware. Re- ity, I :un sure you will niezisure up to it for I know you mul believe in you. Do not tloclge this responsibility. On the other lmml, fortify yourselves to Aineet it. Educa- tion is your best means toiafeeourplish this. Very respectfully, Us F. L. llTA1r,xXi,s,.l1. mmmgmivgmauziebw Greetings: To my loyal fellow-teachers aml to the earnest students of Cedar Falls High. Our goal is the best sehool in the best State in the Vnitefl States. lt is possible to attain this. We must be willing to pay the priee. The price is loyalty to every telloxv-stuflent as it he were your blootl brother, loyalty to every sehool organization as it you were per- sonally responsible l'or its ac-tivity, inutuul respeet for eau-h others icleas and icleals, and the will to win both in the elassroom mul in Illllll'l'lf'S. 'M. li. S'l'lHiIi'l'. Page Ten gurmlless of the 1ll?lg1l'ltl'lllQ of the responsibil- ,9Rn.,..ff'hQN- A i. 'fvO5,m.m f 'I ' M .fa mms !s!ee!eaE geeuuue M ME fm. Ylc1.Al.x Flaoxm, B. S. S'1'I':l.1..x 'l'. SEBIQIIN M.xl:m:.x1:l-:'l' RAIT, B. A. 1. s. T. C. 1. S. T. fx 1, S. T. C. f unHnm'f0 C'o111n'1err'e Jlf1ff1CflIIfIlM'S IJox'.xl.n IJ. l'la'1 1'1'l', B. A. lf. AAVAYNIC Sxlyrlr, B. A. 1. S. T. 0. 1. S. T, C. V11 f'lIlI.SfI V, Biology Social ,Qmence BIINA Z. MoNNIf:'1 1', M. A. M. t'la1.14:s'l'1c Al:xls'l'l:oNu. B. A. Mmzll-il. Iilcxlnfzlzsox, B. A. State University of Iowa I. S. T. CT WI. S. T. C.. SO,-.lal Scwrme Ellg7I.Y7l 1' renriz, Laim li. H. l'1lSIiIlSOI,1J H. GLENN Roc41c1:s, H. A. I. S. T. C. Morningrside COIIPIJQG .-UKHIIIKIZ .iris lioys' P71,1f.w1m7 D11'nf1f0v' Ev.xNul1:I.l.xl1. SIMPSON, B. A. Hlcm-:N 'l'. S'l'0v1c1:, B. A. Nl.l..x IwA'l 1YllI'IWS, B. A. Vniversity of Dubuque IAS. T. C.. I, S., T. C. I Foodx l'1171Zrr SflI4fLA7'l'1lg,, flfmm lfwflmf11.r's lfnglislz N Page Elalvfn X L T . Cyn M A .Hx H., Mpc rvm -K-rr-X: yn 'E mu cc crime as AWAHTS AT LAB ORQS GATEMH A., MANY Mc'G1c1c, B. A. CY1:1LL.x DOLAN, B. A. Fmlzx Sc'1xNI1:1:lNG., B. A I. S. T. C. 1. S. T. C. 1. s, T. rt Soczfirzl Hcrifelzre E'u.gZis71, I 'IljjS1if'0,l E171lf:cnfim'1f L. B. TJOLMES Il,xl:1:Y M. lLlUFl+'MAN New York State Normal I. S. T. C. . Schoql. . l,?Ivb,l.K' :QFIIOOI Music' l,I Il1I!f'!l.lllZ of .lunwr H1971 Glnxlmvs M. HAY1-Ls, B. A. HI l'lI B. Iixmllr, B. A. Aclxlcs HJXNSEN Grinnell College 4,?Y'iIll'l4.:?1l College Hwfory Evfzglmlf, Latm Nzzcretary IIIOWAHIJ ll. lqllili, B. S. JOHN SPEIQR Northwestern' 'University - I, S, T. C. Jlrzfilffzfffzfurs, lq6'70'lIC6 Ilfalmzul Arts lwllllllllfll Umv RIl'l'l'l BOYER, B. A. SAM Blzoww Park Hospital l. S. T. C. flustollialn lwlflviz' Nrfmnl Nrnrsc Matlzmnalfws I 'nga 7 'walfuv 4i'llw 1 Semor I X., flung :lor L f flomg, 'rs worllz, clo- V . th ,f - 9 - - ? ' Y . . X . U f l -ff a, 5 l Yfyff K Q Fr!! xg'-UQ 'lf . N E E , 'Q' E x 4? 3 3 21 Q ,, . h 35 55 EQ A1 f- H lf xr I Y Q v ii Q 1. II E E E ing Well. n 5 is 3 ll N II: Q ,f 'kg J x in f w Te 1 L mwfif Sn Q. fm 0 M ,Q xx ISM -JN 9 ,xox ,Sn slvccccnsss AWAHTS llllllllt alllllllll Arn' Lmasoms GATE A, SENIOR CLASS GD 0l l li'I'lllS l'resi4lo11t ........... . ......... ............. . .. ........ J'olm ISHXSCII Vive-l'l'0si1lv11t ........ . ....... . ..... 'l'huodm'c Hansen SUi'I'l!i2lI'f' :md 'l'roasurcr ....... . ......... Artlmr Mullcns M0'lf'I'0 SllCl'l'SS Awaits at l.:1bo1 s ilaltuf, GD l'0l.0llS Loal' Hrom-11 une! Silwr. GD FIA DW ICH Lily of H10 Ysllluy, GD ,SPONSORS Miss Salam-V11 smfl Miss Hail, l'l1,y1f 7'f1'frt1'1c1z, rw. f---.--- -- W... M 'yn fsuicciass Awninrs lllllllli alllllllll AT LABORQS GATIEDAM' A., - N! DIARY EMMA BAILEY ALICE BARNES FRIEIJA BELZ They say I often lose my The secret of success is Ready to laugh, yet be- heart, constancy to purpose. hind her smile But never lose my head. Are thoughts and purposes worth while. Luoium BERGSTROM Bl.-XliLYS BILLMAN I never trouble trouble Always in a hurry, until trouble troubles Always alert, me. ' No time to Waste, No time to flirt. GICXEVIEVE BOEHMLER .IQHX BOYSEN Btwn BOYSEN Charm often lies in being Hes short, witty and K'Her hair was wondrous quiet. wise, fair, ' But cannot be judged by And wavy in it's flow. his size. l+'1:1an11:1:1u1f B1:1aoKENF1cLnE1i MYizTL1a BROVVN A veteran cyclist Where VVhen she will, she will, noble brow You can depend on it. VVill e'er seek to know XVhen she Won't, she just the when and how. won't, That's the end of it. A Page Fourteen fum Mpn rw ,Q we 'FSUCCESS Aww-S unlink enrunn AT LABORQS GATEWR no . 1 THELMA CARROLL Hl5ll'l'll.X CiiizisTENsEN BIABEL CLEWELL A mighty hunter and her She's got a smile you Boys. boys. Why do I love prey was men. oan't forget, them so. The peppiest girl you ever niet-That's Herthaf' linxix COOK Sxrixix DANIELSEN Blessed are the meek for Her voice was ever soft, thev shall inherit the gentle and low, earth. An excellent thing in a Woman. ELMER EICKELBERG Glill.-Xlil'JINE FISHER BAYARD FOWLER Great men laugh and Fun, frolic and glee was Pleased with a rattle and sleep and sigh, there tickled with a straw. Since great men do it, so The will to do, and the do I. soul to dare. ' XYIVIAN Gusiss XYIOLA ITAEHLEN ' Common sense.is instinct A thing worth doing Enough of it is genius, Ts worth doing well. Page Fifteen UN l 9 ,en Awami- .six INR... M ,fx .JH ' SUCCESS AWAHTS .mr LAIESKDIERQS GATIEGM' f-H f 1 ARLO TIANSEN , llhisni. HJXNSEN VIXIIIEODORIC HANSEN Education should not be She is all that she is, He comes from the land crowded A,nd nothing that she is of the midnight sun Into a few years of early not. VVhere men grow big- and life. ' . ' strong. VIRGINIA I1ANSEN HICIIAIIIJ HOFSTADTER I conquer not with my Absence makes the marks hands grow rounder. But with my eyes. JOSEPHINE JACKSON Goi:DoN JAMES XAOMI JEWELL Many laughs make up a He isn't very big, that's 4'You are not for obscurity day, true, designed, Many giggles make life But size doesn't count, it's But like the sun must pay. what he can do. cheer all human kind. EDWARD JOHNSON ' Uiuiaigiss JONES This boy's ambition as he We girls to him are all relates the same, ls to be president of the He knows each one by hei United States. first name. Page Siwlccn ! L .M mfs Ex fm... ,Q ,vo fswcccciess Awaimrs lllllllt 4llIlll.,- Arn' LABORDS oawieqmf .. lllllllg Ellillllll LLOYD Kiisrlali Yiom ICJAH VERXA LAHSEN Where the stream runs To scale life's ladder- This girl with disposition smoothest, her ambition, so sweet, The water is deepest. To attain this end by con- In basketball is hard to centrationf' beat. Ilvrii 'lmcxiz l,.xiv'r.x Ac:.x'i'HQ.i BIADSEN The reward of a thing lt is exercise alone that well done is to have supports the spirit and done it yourself. keeps the mind in vigor. lQicoN.xlXim'li1:s . Yes. we must ever be C1l.il:L11:s IHICSSICIILY He makes life neither too it H ic1.iaN As true a M1 TU 1 Liam. girl one Qould fast nor too slow, friends, and of all who find, But keeps the middle you offer your friend-' She's small and sweet with course, the best way to ship, a wonderful mind. Pio' Let me be eyer the first, ' the truest, the nearest and dearest, .Xli'l'll'l'li lXIUl.l.IiNS .'Iifi.1.x N1ic1.s1cN Happy am lg from care How brilliant and mirth- Vm free ful the light of her eye. VVhy nren't they all con- Like a star gleaming out tented like me? from the blue of the Sky., Page Sevscntven ' 5 'N i C511 l me fsip cc-:mess Awainrs lllllllk Allllllll mr Laiasoinfs GATEW Pxmwdlif .MQ.. fmzmmffm Y C I - J MA1:c+.x1:1a'r NIICLSEN llolm Nnivlsir ARLOIG H. O1.s1+:N Her heart nfakes friends Dainty and neat, He tackles every problem for her. From head to feet. with the will to see it Her good disposition keeps through, them for sure. His eyes are always open for the more that he can do. L1-io OLsEN Illcmcx li. l,'lf:'1'1a1:s15N Music! Oh! How faint how On with the dance Let weak, joy be unconfinedg Language fades before thy No sleep till morn. when spell! youth a n d pleasure VVhy should feeling ever meet. speak, XVhen thou c-ans't breathe her soul so well, lIl4:l.lcN G. P1f:'r1c1:sEN S'l'.XNl,I1IY PI'l'l'lCllSEN Qlnlliis Pli'l'lilIi Energy, action, giggles, Oh, talk not to me of a For every why he had an pep name great in story, wherefore. Make Helen a girl who is The days of our youth are hard to forget. the days of our glory. ll11.1.i.xi1 P1E1:oE ICVELYN RANMLL My life would be empty. Round her eyes her tress- my heart void of mirth, es fell, VVere music and singing Vvhich were the blaekest debarred from this none could tellf' earth. v l Page Eiglzleun i 1. 'N wer fm D-,, ---,---- ,D ffseceegg ,lwms IIIIIIIIS alllllllll AT Lwems G M .., f-A - 'i Illlllllg 4IIIIlllll l'lo1:o'1111Y R0c1K1':Y ELSIIG SAVAGE i I'11YI.i,1s SMJDIQNRIGH . The Lord hath given thee Calm1y and peacefully As an athlete she leaves a tongue, she treads upon life's no doubt, U What more need be said? way. ln summing it up, a good ' old scout. ELOISIC S1x11'soN Medium of stature, large of heart, She's a Senior from Whom lJo1:o'1'11Y S151 lcnsox Judge not Woman by what cometh from her lips, For silence is oftentimes more eloquent than we hate to part. words. M.x111ox So1:11Ns15N llolslaln' S1'1c1+:1: F.xx'1c S'1'1N11.1.14:Y Convince a Woman l am Sir Oracle and when lt's not a crime to he against her will, I open my lips let no tall, And she will be of the dog bark. Just a bit unhandy, that's same opinion still. all. 121011.11111 Sllilllllll Ro1s1a1:T SUo111c1: VVhat is mine is yours- -and what is yours is mine. ,.. Page Nineteen L - if fx-,A Mx M .Hx DIL Mp, pf, -in suuazacuzss AWAHTS Air irifiiiascciaiizfs QGATEAM' A, . 4- Y - . NIIl,lJlHC.lJ 'l'llll-:HMAN lI.x1:u.xl:1-:'l' 'il'HoMrsoN RUTH TURNBULL Has ahmlghty brain and Some think the world I don't talk much but I runs it by herself. was made for fun and think a lot. . frolic, And so do I, and so do l. Iiixrrllmx VAN Lon Mimi WESTGOTT Let the girl who does not This bashful boy S0 small wish to be idle fall in in size, V love, VVhen it comes to typing tqkos the prize. lCm'r1l lY1cls1:.x1:1J llfllxlxlc XYlll'l'l'l ORMAN XVIILTE VVhat's the use of rf' A girl in the kitn-hen is NO man is born into this this strife worth two in the pair- E'0I'1d WHOSE work is not ll And hurrying' DG11 mell 101-3' orn witi im. -Lowe through life '? JOHICPII XX 11.soN Ilmm'1'1iY XVOLFE Athletic and sturdy of She is unknown by what frame. she says. May honors come to deck your name. I 0 . fx Pugr' 'l'u'r'ln'j,1 rl - mx n 'I' fn ffm cw.. - Y, V' sm' om- fs in cr: miss s Awairirs IIIIIIIIS glllllllll mr LAIBSOIRQS sA'n'iE A., gl SENIOR CLASS HISTGRY .Ks we the elass of. 15329, are passing through the portals ol' clear ohl t'. B. H. - v S., we are eonsvious ol' having pleasant ineinories of our past sehool ilays. We ean but llinily reineinher those first few years when we were unfler Mr. Holmes, care in the old Lineoln Builmlin-Y but those 'ovous two years whieh we sbent in F59 v I .. the new building we eau 1-eineinber better. 'l'wo of the ini Jortant events llurinef this latter Jerioll were the l'ilLflltll-U'1'il.LlG D Q D pienie ancl the Ninth-graile party. These two oeeasions are well worth reineinber- ing. We eouldn't stay in the new buihling any longer: they sent us over to the Senior High Sehool in the fall ol' 1926. Here we eontinuefl our road to emlueation unfler Mr. Sarlets eare with Mrs. Marshall assisting. The rest of the faeulty helpeml us along, too, so that we really we1'en't as insignilieant as one inight think. For weren't we representerl in debate, ancl on the football and basketball squads? Anil wasn't our girls' basketball teani the winner ot the tournament? By the next tall we hail progressed quite a flistanee and stoocl our own grounml in the spring ol' the year during the c-lass rivalry. We eleetecl Arloe Olsen to be our presirlent, John lioysen, Leone Meyer, anil Yiola llaelilen to assist hiin. Hut even with these leaclers we eoulnln't have gone so lar had it not been for the guiel- ance of Miss Farber and Miss Simpson, our sponsors. 'l'heir help was especially appreeiateml in putting o11 the big event oi' the year. the Junior-Senior banquet, when we went in seareh ol' The Pot ot' llolcl at the encl of the rainbow. When our Junior year was eonipleteml we renieinber that several ol' our ineinbers had been in mlifferent aetiyitiesg glee elub, orchestra, mleelainatory, ilebate, Hi-Y-Y. W. play, Football, basketball, track, S4-ienee Vlub, Home lim-onoinies Flub, Hi-Y and Y. W. eabinets and G. A. A. Our girls' basketball teain was again the ehainpien as were also the soeeer and volley ball teains. So that year on our roail to eflueation seems ahnost as outstanding as the ast 'ear. C . Since our Senior year at V. F. ll. S. is just elosing we ean reineinber very elearly ahnost all ol' the things whim-h oeeurrell. We electeml our elass otfieers early in the year. 'l'hey were .lohn lloysen Jresiilent. 'l'll00LlOI'0 Hansen viee- . . . - 7 J presimlent and .Xrthur Mullens, seeretary-treasurer. fkloe' Wilson was captain of the football team anil Bob Speer anml Leo Olsen eo-eaptains in basketball. We were also representeml in lli-Y and Y. W., il. A. A., athleties, clraniaties, seienee eluh. anml glee elubs. Our girls basketball teani llDlSll0tl its eareer alter being ehainpion lor three eonseeutiye years. 'l'his yoluine ot' liecl ancl Blaek is the result ot the efforts ol' some oi' our ineinbers ancl espeeially Naomi Jewell, the eclitor. lt eertainly has been worth our while to spenrl all these years together ancl with this last year a eliinax to our eareer. we feel as il' our sueeess is only natural be- eause of the learlership we haye hafl from our elass sponsors, Bliss llait anel Miss Sebern. 'l'ht rs throufrli the portals with ilear ol4l V. lf. ll, S, behinil but not forgo ise Ineinories ol' our sehool rlays will always stay with us anil we pass tten ll. li. 1 Page Twenty-ovw ,psp-wffqef fmt AD .mm ffl ,en senseless Awairirs lllllllli alllllllll Arr LABORQS eA'r1s'l 1' A., y 'M Q W H V lll ll lg S jlllllll CLASS CPRGPHECY The Annual Stall' of the lied and Black and the Senior otticers ot the Ulass ot 1929 were seated around the t'aniptire. lt was just twenty-one years since we had graduated froni High School and this was our l'irst reunion. Phyllis and I were honie tor a vacation after a strenuous winter's work, lor we are running a hoine for red-haired orphans with llelen IC. Petersen and Maxine White as our head-inatrons. We had noticed by the llecord that practically all ol' the old staff and offi- cers were in town so we dedieded to have a picnic. We went to the Backbone State Park, upon the invitation ol the custodians, Ornian White and Ehner Eickel- berg who had heard ot our plans. As is usual at such eatlierines, the conversa- tion turned to our old classmates. O D Say, did you hear the latest ? asked .Xrt Mullens, who is now in ltingling Brothers Circus as the tallest nian in the world, t'huck Jones is a 111llllOll21i1'Q.v 4'Well, where did he get all the nioney F chiined in Eloise, the proprietor of the chain launderies For hosiery. ' You see he was lelt a little nioney and he financed lluth Boyseifs and Mar- garet 'l'hon1pson's invention, the portable auto, and it proved a success. .lt was surely a great surprise. 'tlslft that grand, but did you hear of the invention ot Dorothy Wolfe FU, ask- ed Phyllis. lt is a swinnning suit worn over the clothes so you can eonie out ol the water, zip it oft, a11d you are ready for the street in your best elothesfy Yes , said John Boyson, breeder ol scaleless l'ish, I had heard that. You know Ruth liatta is using one in her swim ol' Lake Michigan, atter which she and Arlo Olsen are debating in l+'ishertown. 'l'hat is where Jerry Fisher has her Joke Book Factory. l heard about the reputation Arlo is making in his Senate debates lroin llichard Sucher who was attending a tractor denionstration at Detroit last week, when l was returning lil'O1ll nry concert tour in Europe, exclaimed Myrtle, our noted pianist. t'Well he got a good start in schoolfeby the way, how does it seein to be speech instructor in old C. lf. H. S. Agatha?,i, asked John. My but we are proud that one olf our nunibers has been called back lo the old institution. l understand a new trophy ease has been donated by Frederick llreckenlelderls Mauutacturing Uoinpany which covers one entire section ol' the niain llooru. l wish ,l knew whal has happened to all our l'lass ol' QU , cried Naonii, author of the J uney Junebug Bedtinie Storiesfl Your wish shall be gl'2llllQil,v canie a hollow voice from behind the group. Startled, everyone looked around and we beheld a typical old gypsy. NUOIIIU to iny cainp and l will tell you what they are doing. ltlafferlv we tollowed 'ind were soon in a weird-lookine' Wvpsv cainp at the edge C . ' ' rs., , ol the woods. The gypsies chanted softly and atter awhile news 4-:une quickly and in briet snatches but enough lior us to get the iueaning. 'l'he seer wasted. no words, Sllllljly told us what he saw. lIospital--nurses-liathryn V. l..--Mabel H.ft'hicago. 'l'eacher--nunibcrsA-solid geometry-.losephine Jackson. iitllflgglllg-'Y-NKWX' York stage--lleleu H.-l'lertlia. l'residenlial campaign nianagersfflDonkeys- llordon .laincs 'llii-hard lloI'- stadter-lilephant-Arlo Hansen-l,loyd liieterf' lugc Tlrczziy-l11'0 0-tj, ms A ill-Q 'fxrxssrxo fm I-ff-1: ,fs fsiuccccisss Awaiirs lllllllls Alllllllll Ani' LABORQS eA.'n'iE'i't ' A, . . inning glllllllll l'erlar lfalls Morning Sunfa paper heaelline-lowats most popular moving pieture star, l see only Bayaflfo-. 'l'he emlitor is Yiola lij--aml Business Man- ager seems to be Dorot-Sim-. The pieture lfalles ancl l now see an airplane with glass wiuflows, several stories high. lts name looms upg 'l'urnbull anll M. Nielsen 'l'ravelling Dry Goomls Store, it eomes to your -H. Oh, that reminmls me, exelaimeml Naomi, forgetting about neellecl quiet for the eharm, while l was on my way home on the Gibbs-Xykvist Airship Line, I met several ol' our olil pals. Stan Petersen was heall porter, Bob Speer was ehief eook aufl our little limlna. was pilot. 'l'hey saiil they have nearly run the Petrie, Ji. Nielsen .ltailroaml Co. out ot business.', The spell was broken and the gypsy ehiel' saiml it wouhl take? about fifteen minutes to get the eharm to work again, so we walkeil arouurl their eainp. We were looking at one ol the kettles ot l'ooml when Virginia askecl, Have any of you eaten at the t'huek-lioek Chop Suey in llollywooclv? When l was working on niy last pieture last winter l ate there every week ancl hacl several ehats with Charles Messerly and Dorothy R. As we neareml one of the tents, a gypsy 'laee lookecl familiar and we all spoke at onee, Why, licl Johnson, what are you mloing here ? She-sh-sh I'm doing detect- ive work for the Savage, Danielson lleteetive Bureau. Several gypsy tribes are in- volvetl and the only way to get next to the situation is to be one of the tribe. My lrientl the ehiel' has alloweml me to live with them a year, to investigate the niatterf' 'l'he seer eallell us haek as the flame was getting eloufly again, 'fl see a large buililingw, saifl the seer. On one wimlow l see the name Jnrlge Stingley. On the next window is Weisbaril Matrimonial Bureau. Then another large building in which an immigrant ol'l'ieer is moving about-Joe Wilson. lt seems to show also a short girl in nurse's uniform l think it spells F-lt-l-E-D-A B-141-li-Zft lt seems very fliui, but l see a theatre hillboarml allvertising a musieal trio. 'l'he names, 'l'e4l, L-aml Pieree. The seeonml is now elearer,W-Leo. He seems to be manager ot the group. On the same bill l see as vancleville performers two beautiful girls, Mary lCmuia anml Evelyn Randall. The pieture tatles,--we then see a fruit oreharml but it is still l'ali'l'ornia-two girls-Yerna Larsen--Milclred Thier- nian--orange trees. Uh! Ohi Ohh: sereamefl one et the girls aml the eharm was broken again be- eause a snake hacl enterecl the eirele. You know snakes always reminil me ot llobert Sueher , saiml Virginia. Hlfle has a I'arm where he raises snakes anrl alligatorsf' Well, well, his trip to the Fiji lslancls with the Nleyers-l'arroll Hxpetlition must have arouserl his interest in sneh, sairl Naomi. l notieeml an article in the paper by their two seeretaries, 'l'helma Carroll annl Leona Meyers. lt seems they were eolleeting speeimens for the University of Floriila. That is where Marlys liillman is Heail ot the t'omuiereial lh-partiuentf, L'ShoulCln't we start home? askell Art. il perlorm at Janesville tomorrow and require ten hours sleep to maintain my eomplete stature. At that, the girls starteml pieking up the lett-overs .anll packing their baskets. 'tWhere iliml that clelieious salaml eome t'roui?w askefl Agatha. Why it eame I'rom the li. l'etersen antl llergstroin llelieatessen. 'l'hey are next mloor to the Barnes, Boeluuler Beauty Shop on Main Street, saitl ltlloise. 'gli we want to stop at the Sorensen lnn I'or some ot those t'lewell Pop Sandl- wiehes, you girls hall better hurry along, yelleml John, so in about three minutes we were on our way home. Alter having our l'op samlwiehes we banle eaeh other gooml night aunl seattereml lo our various homes, tiretl hui happy. Violet ll.xeiii.nx. Page Tiwnty-tliree mm in 'rwrxi-,fmo rw 5-Mn ffm, ,pf 'Qwcccmss AWAHTS lllllllli alllllllll Arn' LAIBSfOJRvS ccm'ir'iE'l 'f A .. Illlllllg 4IIIIlIIIl l'nyff' TIl'l'Illfj-ffl CREFLECTIGNS As l sit in tho clnsky twilight 'l'hinlcing ovor our High Svhool flays l have a longing rlcsiru 'l'o lift my voim-c in praise. Wu Stilftdll :is littlc Fl'L'SlllllK'Il As green as tho grass in Spring. ' ' V, -. ,i g4.n',m.g Anil as Jiri-fl lo :lo wreal' lliinws. ra 2' W0 were loyal to the svhool slunmlard, Anil hclpocl il honors to 1f-lin: nr W0 Q'2lYQifllC host that was in ns, Anil flI'04l onr poor htllo hrnms. As Hopllolnorvs wc fell higgor, Anil tricml To 53-1 lfreslinwn lo sw 'l'hnt wo worn- :1 part ol' this great sc-hool And that 'fhoy shonhl ho loyal as wc. .lnnior yczir was filled with oxc-itcnionl, With lgaiiqm-fs, :flu-1'ions :nhl rings, Still W0 stluliwl :mil cnric-ml lhc Soniors Wondering what the ni-X1 .VUEIV wonhl bring. Unr last your is lli'ill'lj' onilcrl We have oithcr lost or won, Anil W0 fool il l'1'gi'0tf11l spiril, As wo l'0illlZ4' onr work is clone. 'I'ho time vannot turn lmvl4wn1'4l, Anil the rm-vs 4-annot ho rv-run, W1-'w learni-il this onv thing in lligh Svhool 'l'o clo things nnml lmrv Thom :Well clono'.:' V. 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Mrk NEW, ,Xl ,P fswcccmss AWMS lllllllli 4lllllllll AT LABURDS GM1-as A, JU IOR CLASS SPONSORS M iss .Xi:.us'ruoxo Miss Siuvsox' 0FFlli'i'IllS l'1'c'si4l0nt ....... .................... . .. ......IIoiunz'i' Mxusox Yiffo-Pi'osicloi1t .....li0lil4Ili'I' DoNoV.xN 'l'1-onsu roi' ....... ..... .... . C licxicvl icvu M .x Y Som-vtaiy . ..... 'lli rir MARY Suisox THE JYNTOH CLASS lfIl.l'1l 1'lON Nou' I liaw just mlcviflerl-no polilivs 'l'UI'1Il0 .Xnfl if you woro ri Junior the reason you would soo Wo lizul ai cflass olec-tion--dl live to lull tlic fulc, So il' you wuut fo lislou, Illl mzilco my liltlo wail. ll sm-vim-nl that wo wore liol aunl vross zuul fired, too, Wliou lirst Miss .Xrinstroug c-ulloml upon us our ilutv tlwro lo flo. We ti'il',lv4l :md we giggled mul liif our ponvils so Slie very soon flvviflocl wo miglif lmottei' lol it go. 'lt wus ai long' proczowliug anll look full manv claws Wo lianl ai lol ol' trouble in lots ol ilroacllul ivaysii Wo lmllofoil :lu-l liullolorl,-wo wore- but XY2lSl'lHg fiuio, Oli, well, l'll liuvc to luirry on or novei' onil my rliymo. W0 .Xnil tliou to 1-liooso ai prosimlout,--it wasift any fun, Hut ol' vourso wi- finally clnl if, lor patioiicc wins at lasl. .Xml now, porlnips if's just us Woll it lliklIl,t como foo fast, luul fo 'liuvo il sponsor. Miss Simpson finally won For tliougli we noarly porislu-fl we fliml the host we voulil .Xml looking ut our 0lilUli'0l'S wc know tlio work was gooflg Now looking' lmvlc upon il wo l'iu4l tlic time worlli wliilo 1 For now tliut' wo uw ovggziiiixwl llie .luuior 4 lass 1-an smiln Page 'l'1frn1i,ly-1'1i11f' mmffqv SAV WM M FXM ' - - , W! ---- A 'fx-f' Mm fgmccmss ,WMS unlink 4numn M- LAIBSKDIIRDS GATEM , K Illlllllg :llllulll Page T74 i'rljf Iiailuy, Bi'Ill'UllS, IXVOWII, Brulmn, Hll1'lI2lllS, Byers, Vawa ' 4 Q'l11'1sfL-llsell. c11E1l'k. Flay, Fool' f40l'WllI, luflur, IR 'H .D0ll0Y?lll, Nliasen, Hmlers, l z1IlwI1b0l'g, 1 04'llt, Garricek, H1 Ilansmm, Ilallsvn, I'ln1'lq11css, Ilnurum. Ill-lfolg IT1glm,v. Ilm Jnlnws, .Imm-S, .lvpsv11, Julmnsmn, lim-rn, lmkc, Lamlv INSICIXX ' , .Xliw NOWIIHIII ........................ Hur-laallwl l1lll'iS1UIlSUll AlV?ll'Q'2l,l'0lf Sull ............ lzmef H1-1211111 M-ZIITCHZI OStL'l'Qkl2ll'1I ...... Hullcvicvc- May Ruth JOIIIISOII ............ .......... 3 lay l'lz11'k Imis Mom- ............ Phyllis f1llHCl' GL'I'l12l Mugunsg-ll.. ..... , . . luwlvll l,lx'lmg's1o11.. llvlwl l+ lllwl1lww' ..... . rN' ' rw llotlwl Mm-1-ill Xl'l'll'l Xllllllllw 1 -, I'lilll l'4'I'v1'sc11 M f mf CY. -------- -- ---- -- r' Mr- 'iwccccnzss AWAHTS IIIIIIIIS Alllllllll Amr LABQ GATEWK' A., Leahy, I'.ex'c1'sn-nf, Livillgsfoll, Mnrlscll, 'Nlz11'fi11. May, Mm-Ualln Morrill, Mocllcr, BIUFQZII1, Mogvllsvll, Morsc-, Nllelloy, Yaslwy NCWIIIEIII, Nykvist, Ost'v1'gz1a11'fl, PCtUI'SCll, I'otQ1'so11, Philpot, P0llllSliil Rcigcr, Riggs, Snmsull, Szxnlmurlm, Sulfcllrim-lm, Slllijfll, So Storrs, 'FIlCi!llUl', Yillllillgf, xvYCflCllll'.YC1', Wilson, XVO01VCl'fOI VOLTX'l'ICIil'.Xli.'I'S IN II ISTUHY Xupoln-ml ........................................ Iilnmr Vzlxwlii Uzlvsul' ....... ......... l 'lyflc Uuok f'lC01i2lTl'2l ..... ...... 1 fOll0Yi0Y0 Nay New ......... ........ R oberi' 'Lczllxy Sm-rates .... ..........' 1 'mul Martin Plato ........................ ....... K 'layiou PQUIIIQ1' ,X1'is1,utlv ..................... ...... I Tolgar l'31'11lm Sir Walu-1' Rally-igll ....... ....... l David Muullcr 5. Page Thiriy-one fm AMAA ffpifmzmmfm M on SHHCQCIEQS AWAHTS Arn' ILAIBSUIRVS GATE TIME KILLERS We WIHl1 to vo-operate with Mr. Smith and Hue Weekly News Review' in choosing Ol't'll1J2llAl0l1S lor the Junior Class. Ae- C01'dlIlgly, we subuiit llie following suggestioilsi liiehnmii ..... ............. C ,Waylon Stokes 1,001'lll2l11 ..... ........ I z'iL'lI6ll'll Ulzrislelzsezi BGggOl'l113Il .... ....................... C 'fzarles Clay Thief ........ Y ' Doctor ...... ................ I fobart Gawicls Lawyer ..... ......... I Ienry l'zcLe1xscn Merelizuit ..,.. ....... I ?obrfrt Jlaclscn lfhie l' .... . Tllllikll' ..... . Tailor ........ . Blacksnlitll ..... Sailor .......... . l,0liC0ll1?lll ...... Plowboy ...... Gentleman ,lflntemologlst . .............. lieaule Shoppe Operator Hell-Iiop ........................ Miner Qliold lliggerl ..... Piscieulturist .... Hiiniiiey-sweep llool'-black .... . ........... Neal Silk Szilesnmli ...... .........lFoberl Smillr .........l,esla1' lluurum .......1f'wv17m iclv Xylvvislf ..........li'oberl Leahy ........lf0Z1erl Lamb ............Erlrl Kerri .......I'e1'1'y Sanborn ........l,'71urles lllctclwl' ........J1yrflcc I'0ru:in ........l,ucill1' Umm .......l1olm1'z5 IIOTIUTTCLIL .......BllI'll0lil Ilalpilzf ........l!0lllef ,llffrrill ........-101121 lVlfNUII ...........lizmvis Lake ........lMl'frl ,lllH'H!'l' i'0llStl'lll'll0ll l'ilIgllIl'Cl' llllllxll lowj ...... ......... I 'VIII-l'lHH'l' llfflfar Page 7l'l1iriy-tu,-0 ! L ,co XSUCKCIESS AWAHTS mr LABORDS GATEM A., HERE. WE ARE FOLKS Here we are folks, loolc as oeer Call the roll as me pass, llere'5 Bart Byers, lze's in clover llfaniorist, lover, surplus brass. Marian, J epsen is tlie scholar Slzefw mzlsieiarz for tlie SCl100l, Amt in music Uarelette Moeller Is the Juuioris' Si1zgi1Lg Fool. l311tliie Jolmson is tlie eliarmer Who from college lzill comes clowlij lialplt Simnzerson is 0'LH' farmer Madeline lives quite near to loioa. We'1fe got pupils in large number Wlzo are icifle aufalce and cruise Gerzfevieeve Nay will never slumber But a few are otherwise. Stanley Deal is rabbit-traclcer In tlze zoinler you will finrlg Daeifl Nfuellerfs eliief wise-cracleer Witlr Henry Petersen close belriml. Any flappers? I guess maybe Shorty Hoyt comes lzere of course .-Incl llutlzf Mary--.slie's some baby, No? Pllyllis Cutler anfl Lois Qllorxe, lVe'1:e faeefl problems allogetlzer Home were small and some were great, lint HlV00l'l7C?'t07lU is tollgli as leatller Wlzen slze goes out for clebale. None of us if an I.gl'l0l'flIllUIlN tlncl l'm not afraicl to bet Tlzougli we still are far from famous You 'will beer about us yet. A Page Tliirty-three O, mmyfmw i . fmamm ,fl f A A Q V M, MMS eenesees gssuuaee M Mm , Page Thirty-four lglnfwxsld s ry' 5JX f 5 Sophomore MT fxj ON N NUI li II ,vs lllll. J 1 'I I ff' 4 Q Q g ., J 1 5 o r x. fy-jixsbgrwi MQ. CJ VI WT H H 5 3 H H' E E E Hy Ulu 1l'orL' UIIU E Em my - 'Lv-E af E 3 W H x Q 9 E H xx f x gk J fi L L fx pm, me P,nB,n,,. M I-ffl ,mi sruccacisss AWAHTS lllllllls alllllllll Air Lfanonals GATIEGM' SOPHOMORE CLASS Aldrich, Ruby Anderson, Ida Bailey, Ransom Behrens, Glenn Bergstrom, Caryl Bisbing, Winifred Bowen, Alice Brown, Ruth Campbell, Lorene Christensen, Agnita Clay, Robert Clewell, Louella Cole, Ella. Cutler, Ross Dann, Helen Dean, Lucille Dutcher, Charles Dutcher, John Eckerman, Lloyd Eliasen, Evelyn Faust, Alice Faust, Gladys Fields, Rodney Forbes, Elsie Forbes, Esther Frandsen, Clarence Frandsen, Ralph Galloway, Roger Haahr, LaVina Humbert, Galen Jesmore, Anthony Johnson, Aileen Johnson, Raymond Long, Marvel Leighter, Vivian Lundblade, Genevieve' Madsen, Richard Malam, Evelyn Mielitz, Mary Mitze, Mary Louise Mitze, Robert Mortensen, David Muir, Rex Okerstrom, Philip Okerstrom, Phyllis Olmstead, Albert Ostergaard, Ardelle Pattee, Margaret Petersen, Mervin Petersen, Thorvald Peterson, Richard Petrie, Adeline Quinby, Robert Randall, Clarence Rasmussen, James Rasmussen, Esther Reese, Edith Sauser, Edith Sauser, Elliott Schaffenburg, Mary Secor, Carroll Sheffield, Eleanor Siglin, Myrtle Simerson, Ralph Smith, Dora Smith, Marjorie Sorensen, Elna Sorensen, Harold Streeter, Virginia Swift, Evelyn Swope, 'Margaret Tackenberg, Helen Thalman, Anita Theimer, Emma Marie Thompson, Isabel Torbett, Lorraine Turnbull, John Ward, Vera Wa1'ner, Donald Westcott, Alice VVilladsen, Iliff Wolff, Emma Zeiner, Leslie Page Tim fy five L L fkn M3 W .Hx mL Mpc fvu M ,rw fsru cccnazss AWAHTS .mr LA1asom s GATEM A, - 2 1 SOPHOMQRE CROSSWORD CPUZZLE If you florfl sm'r'r'r'rl H111 fi:-Nl Hnfw. lrvlf, lI ll frgrrill. UST? A1 F9 . I i IX AX 0 By adding 0 you will find tht 1 HORIZONTAL VERTICAL 1. A favorite teacher, 2 NVhat the teachers do. .,. Leads in declamatory, 4 4. Found by multiplying tho base captain of om. team' the alutude In El rel 5 VVears a bright colored hat, 11. Initials of a girl basketball star. 6 Of the Ugel' family- 12. A girl's name with one letter left T NVhere many fights occur. Out- S Boards put together used as 1 l3. One of our colors. boat' 14. The Junior class sponsor. . V . ,V . ,W 15. The neuter reciprocal pronoun, 9 bhe whlsues and Slum' IG. The dwarf of the school, 10 Related by blowi- IS. Marie is her middle name. 13 To exist actually, 19. The shortest Word. 14 Another plal-elwe. 21. Ahbr. of a well-known stale. , ,, t 1- . X ,, 23. A Common short word. ll Known as gas mpc 26. VVorn by most boys. 21 A DVOHOUU- 29. Most common English lahhixl 22 A bright girl student, 30. Used in bookkeeping. 24 VVhat we dread. 33 Slang used for child , 25 VVhere we a1'e taught. 35. A man teacher. 26 A music instructor, 36. Negative. 27 Used in Chemistry, 37. Initials of another Smith. 28 A .big boy's possessive name. 38. A two W0l'd exclamation. 30 A small boy's name backwards. 39. Known as dog-hair ia boyl, 31 Two sophomore girls' name. 41. Initials of 3 real farmer. 32 VVorn extensively. 42. Initials of a Sophomore boy falro 34 VVhat we hate to do. mentioned in Am. I.it.l alll, First person plural. 44. Initials oi' a girl basketball player. 1715111 7'l1i1'ly-,vizr 3313 Sl 9 -ll! Neglevted lessons Qablnzl Initials ol' an artist, Initials oi' il boy who had at black eye. fp'v -Wf'IhQV Chnl IfvD P'OB-,mf-fsf, I I fxn, ........ N! ..... pn? yn 'E ru cc cc ms s AWAHTS IIIIIIIIS 4lIlIIIIIl ,mr L.masconm's GATEM A, I I iiiiiiii: eiiiiiiiii THE SGPHOMORE ALPHABET .X is Im' Aliw wlm Ivzlrls in IIl'K'I2IIII. I3 is Im' I:l'III'i'IIS. llw sI11-ik ul' H10 Izmfl, I' is IM' I'Iill'1'lll'l', tlw USIIIAL'-SIIQJT-A guzml, IJ is Im' Illltc-Iwi' wlm always wm'Iqs Imrcl. If stzlmls Im' I'IIu:1111m1', wlm Immvs ImsIQe1'Imz11I, I stumls lm' I'IIsi1- I 4m1'Iws. WIIH-S IIUYCI' IUIOWII in sI:1II, If st:1114Is I'm:1' IIIIIIHWRII' who plays un Tlm UWIIIIS, II SIQIIIIIS for Ilzlulnr. ZIIIOIIICI' lmsIwtlmll player, if sccms. I is Im' IIiI'I' wlmsv Imt is so bright, ,I is Im' -I4'SIll1?I'L' wlmsm- 1ll21Il1Il'I' is Iiglli, Ii is IIIIIUIIQ 1Iw missing, but runny zxplwzll' IIUXI IYUQII. I, is Im' Klzlrwl Imug. wlmsv wo1'IQ in flcclzuu mln-s01'x'cs t'IlCC1'. H stzlmls Im' Hifzv, am nvtm' is Iw. who XCYUI' Iurgvls wlml his lim- is Io bc, U If SIZIIIIIS Im' I'ctc-Vsml, Isnlwl IIIIIOIIIIJSOIIIS young Q is Im' Quinlr-V IIN- IlUtlIQIivL'lbIllQ c'I1s11x1p . II is Im' limb Flay wlmlu .Will all Iinow :ls 21 vzunp, S is Im' SEIIISUI' who Ims pialwsl in IIIEIIIY il QZIIIIU, 'I':1I4i11g' llw Imll mul WIIIIIIIIQ IIlllC'Il IIZIIIIC. I' is mul I um sim-IQ on I Ibm' Y is Im' Yivialu wlmsm- 4Iz1m-ing xxx- i'IIt'0I', II rs Im' XXm'111-r who gm-ts RI gumI grmIm-, X4-vpt in Humm-Ivy, Vivivs and ollwrs I'm 2lI'l'iII1I. Y Oh! yvsf 'I must mul, mul I'lI Iwf vnu arc glad Z IS tlw Inst II'II'III'. 1I 11 XYOl'K'llI Ill gn mufl. 'I'Iwl'c :ml ulllm-rs who Huis 'YVEII' Imw won muvlm Izum Tw nmny, Ill Iuvl, to IIIUIIIIUII vavln uname. ' + 11 2-c E A A BLAC K 75ELr , E C ' c H E K 16 7 V I E 1.4 I ! 5 1, Illlll 4 f N l I , I li I Il Ei E I , A E 5 H c H ll Yi M1 ' A , 1 'RA5 df L WE 1.-M X A A Mez ffl Nb ? o ,W E L YIE 1 , ,,.. slzunls Im' IISIl'I'Q1'2l2!l'lI who wz1IIQs XYIIII 3Ik'1'YIll wlxfn sllc Idll, u1zu1',. 'age 'lI7rir'ly-.w01'rzn f 6 W 2f f RH X fVf ,Yo swnicmss AWMTS. AT ILJAIEBKDRQS GATEMH Page Tll1'1'iy-ffighlf 43115 5 - X i fx - JX fj unior H igh I X f X 1 111 AJ 1 , NN5NNNNNNN5 r -Zn :WJ ,,,,,, I ffm S Q 5 N 4- XX - 3 N 2 fe N ,ff 4 2- ff .H 1 4 ,,-,,-F,-, ,,e7:E,-.,-.,,-.,-J-,-.,-.,-.f-.f-.f-.f-.f-.ff-J-.f.f-.f5 X ,GJ 'N 1 nz fl 1111 s H H10 fray 1. lh II Q li , ll 1 'bk JF X K EJ W xf if fplxr-snf'rhQV A rpbfmos-nnm fx.. ........ .. .... . A1 ,fn QIUWESS Awmg :Illini alllllllll M- LABQRQS GATEM A. lll.. . , - ..- . llllllllg eguum SONG OP THE. FACULTY Tuna: The Ulf! Oalzan Iilllfkflh W0 are tho 'fzic'illty, ti wil :mfl weary, From tcacliiiig our pupils all the clay thru. We teavh with ai kindness, a great bciielnvtiori To have when welre teaching this J. H. S. crew. We Qtart in thv inuriiiiiif :incl raw on till night tim D 1 7 With svieiic-e and rcaciliiig wc stuff up their lwacls. ,Tis haul work and labor, not soon forgotten, When we lie awake at night in our beds. 'lllxznninntioiis bring exClznnatio'nS From all of our pupils who shake in a. Fright, With the grallfrs 37, they swear, By the liceivoiif' Vntil the fresh air is lmlackci' than niglit. Wo arc thai twivlxws :fc-t l'llSSUll WUl'Sl!5Il mr0e1c'liol's, a . l 'l'h:1l s why W0.I'O S1'l'L't'l'lll'l'S ul' this silly sung. We are thi' Facfuilty, lirenl anil weary, With this iiitiwliicitioii, wc say, USO licmiiglv l Page 7'hirty-nine ' L L ,dn smucccuszss AWAHTS lllllllls Alllllllll Ayr Lmaomfs oA 1ria A, Anderson, Gudrun Bergstrom, Russel Brown, Carol Cheney, LaVern Coombs, Wilma Corey, Robert Davis Melda Danielson, Manford DeVries, Johnnie Diamond, Leon Dillon, Emmajean Eiby, June Ellis, Edna Mae Fivash, Charles Fleming, Eileen F1eteher,',,.Lester Gashel, Genevieve George, Anna Hall, Kenneth Hansen, Helen Hanson, Lelah Hauge, Ellen Helfer, Roy Heuring, Wilhelmine Hull, Richard Jacobsen, Aletha Inge I arty NINTH GRADE Jensen, Dagny Jensen, Reynold Johnson, Robert Paul, Maurice Paul, Verna Mae Iietersen, Dagny Jonkheer, Iris Kern, Donald Kiefer, Ernest Kleppe, Ragna Kroemer, Verna Lamb, Dorothy Lantz, Lucile Larsen, Margaret Lippert, Leslie Mann, Thelma Martin, Esther Mason, Lois May, Donald May, Margery McNabb, Billie McSWeeney, Joe Merrill, Mary D. Missman, Alice Moitzfield, Maxine Moore, Leslie Morgensen, Dorothy Munger, Dorothy Overgaard, Gunnar Petersen, Lester Petersen Robert Peterson, Arduth Peterson Naomi Peterson, Reed Pierce, Gerald Poduska. Charles Rasmussen, Alice Rose, Margaret Sargent, Arleen Sauser, Duane Slight, Matie Soll, Marian Speers, Rachel Storrs, Rachel Storrs, Dolores Streeter, Dorothy Vinding, Billy Voorhees, Maynard Van Deest, Wayne Willoughby, Ruby Yokunisen, Myrtle ! L C-Mn mn 'rJN,.,n,f- nw 1-.fx ,rf fsroccciess AWAHTS lllllllls Alllllllll mr Lainoinfs eA'1r'1E'w ' fs, unsung Slllllljll 1 Alderman, Dean Anway, Lucile Arnold, Eugene Auld, Virginia Begg, Bernice Bailey, David Berger, Bernita Behrens, Virgil Bergstrom, Richard Boslough, Helen Bossman, Marvel Cawelti, Leslie Christiansen, Martha Church, Jane Ann Dorn, Dorothy Ebersold, Junior Eickelberg, Lucille Ericksen, Margaret Fleming Helen Flynn, Bernice Galloway, Dorothy Garrick, Helen Gashel, Dorothy George, Agnes Grant, Robert Haire, Ralph EIGHTH GRADE Hansen, Shirley Harkness, K, B. Hovey, Graham Iversen, Hubert Jacobsen, Verlet Jensen, Ernest Jensen, Karla Johnson, Melvin Kent, Mable Lang, Lucile Llewellyn, Mary Madsen, Vera Madsen, Victoria Malam, Leota Mayo, Roy McLeod, Allan Merrill, Rodney Mienders, Emma Miner, George Morgensen, Bernhardt Murray, Wilma Nasby, Violet Nykvist, Esther Oleson, Anestel Olson. Grace Ostergaard, Genevieve Ostergaard. Sylvia Petersen Donn Petersen Leonard Petersen, Martha Petersen Ruth Peterson Warren Rowley, Robert Rogers, Hugh Schmidt, Lucy Sheerer, Russell Sherk, George Sherman, Donald Siglin, Harold Smith, Sheldon Streeter, Pauline Swope, John Swope, Sada Thompson, Harold Ward, Leo Webster, Add Luverne West, Gwendolyn A Whipple, William '7 ' Wiltse, Fern, ' Wiltse, Lois Woolverton, Addie Wright, Fern Page Fm ty om A l X L fpkr-w1 'pOW' .ll ll! 'pox' 0 M ,Q 'N Oo X 0 D 'rm Mc ' snucccisss Awmars lllllllls Alllllllll AT Lmasons exris SEVENTH GRADE, Anderson, Elsa Arnett, Erma Arnold, Jack Arthur, Velma Backerman, Harvey Baker, Ralph Bancroft, Helen Bell, Hortense Bell, Wayne Belz, Marcella Bergstrom, Ruth Bergstrom, Beulah Billman, Grace Bishop, Maxson Bliss, James Bobzine, Margaret Brown, Mary Brush, Earl Byers, Helen Casey, Arnett Christiansen, Russell Christensen, Herman Church, Frederick Cowan, Betty Danielson, Delphia Davis, Jack Dean, Louise Ellis, Lucille Enloe, Marion Erlewine, Bernice Farris, Jerry Farris, Fern Garrison, Robert ru I Ol'f'lj-f'll'Il 1 I - DE. Hansen, Harold Heppenstall, George Higby, Pritchard Howard, Earl Howe, Lucile Jensen, Ruth Jochumsen, Dorothy Kadesch, Richard Kern, Mary Kleppe, Olong Kyhl, Ruth Larsen, Mary Larsen, Clara Madsen, Edwin McSweeney, Mary Mentzer, Betty Q Minikus, Gladys, 1 I Minikus, Roy lVlissman, Ruth Morgensen, Helen Munger, Hubert Nasby, Richard Nasby, Robert Nykvist, Ruth Olmstead, Isabel Olsen, Vera Olsen, Edward Olsen, Virginia Olsen, Vernon Olsson, Evelyn Overgaard, Holger l'ELllllEl', Gerald Peterson, Richard Pitts, Romaine Poduska, Alma Ravn, Gordon Reisinger, Donald Reisinger, Kathleen Rosenberger, Ruth Scoggin, Lila Scott, Margaret Secor, Paul Seeley, Warren Sheerer, Harold Sinden, Howard Sinden, Gladys Smith, Ida Sorensen, Jennie Stimson, Gladys Straight, Evelyn Taylor, Howard Thalman, Lowell Thierman, Florence Thompson, Beatrice Tollefson, Alden Torner, William Voorhees,,: Robert West, Dorothy White, Claude Wiener, Merle Willoughby, Ruth Windenburgh, Deva Wood, Marion Yokom, Ardeth Zack, Russell Zeiner, Florence AMER SMH 'Wlf'01,,,,,,,9,rW, ml! 01, ........ ,As KSUCCCCESS Aww-S tunnis 4uium AT MMM GATEM ft, e , L, ,- unsung Slllllllll lfirk, ll. l'aZar,wn, HfI8l4l'07', P. ,ln7111,soi11, Sazlser, Paul, Ebersold, F!r'lr'l1f'r, li. Jolzizsun, .ll'1iIlI'I', Rogers, D. Bailey. Our Jiiiiioi' High teziiii testell their strength this year by hziltles with the 'l'1'i1i11ing Seliool aiifl Veclzii' Heights Juiiioi' High Sa-hools. They were victorious, not so mucli ti-mu the stzimlpoiiit ol' somes, hut in the experieuve gained tlirough these gaiues. We shouhl have he fear i'eqai':ling' the lfutiire 'l'ige1's, for if the boys keep on in the spirit they halve shown this year, they will fill the requireiiieiit ol' good athletes. i The miulitv Ninth .Ys :tml l3's were the 'wimiers :wt heth the Soccvei' :incl Bas- ' ltethall liitervlnss Qniiies, lmw'ex'm-1' in Yulle.vlm'll the mighty ones were Pc-uiiquereml 1 hv the lewei' elussiueii the SL'YQlllll :tml liighth gimle Wirls. When theii' rhial 0211110 7 4 t T1 about the Eighth grzinle weii the touriiaiiieiit by one point. 4 Page Forty-three l V mn mmf? Hx fmmnm my of 'EUCCESS A-WMTS !!!!!!!!S 4!!!!!!!!! AT LABURSS GATEM' Page Forfy-four A ! L fyn E!! M90 nfs I-rf-1: on 'EIU ccccn-ass AWAHTS lllllllls alllllllll mr LABQRQS GATEM' . llllllll! ellllulll A5 Page Forty-five rw. f9'v'-wf'rrQV A fvbfnsmpm Ill., ,Q ,Q 'Tsmeemss AWMS inning 4iiuini A-if LABOR,S Wu-E'fs A, ,M llllfille SIIIIIIIII , JUST I l'z1uline li.: l got zero in my 'S .. lr f June li.: 'l'hat's nothing. FO-, Miss Knight: .Xll right, run up the 1-urtain. lloh Johnson: Wlmt ilo you think l ann, a squirrel? -0- lliieliaiwl ll.: I want some low ishoes. Clerk: What numher ilo you wear? llieliaiwl: Why two, ol' course, ' you think I was a eeutipeile? UN Slll'l'l'SS voines in runs-'Failure in 1-zlifts. -O.. lluviel ll.: Van someone he pun- isheml I'or something they lniveift llone? Miss Dolan: No, oi' eourse nolp David: Well l ll3lYCllil ilone my linglish. -4,- Mr. Speer: 'l'here goes Junior l'lhersolf,l. he's si givzit Illilllllill lruin- iug stiuleiil--sclrires nails like light- ning. Mr, Holines: Is thai so? Miss Hayes: llisfory is luimleml elown from inoufh to mouih. Lois M.: llooilness, how unsuni- tary. -0- Heorge M.: George Wushingion inusl have had a fine memory. llrahain ll.: llowis tlial? George M.: Well, all the statues of him are ilefliezilecl to his mem- ory. .-OT. Mr, llolnies: l um mlisinissing you ten minutes early. Please walk quietly so as not to wake the other elusses. -0- liilile Girl llies lfroni lflziling illilllll'iS-ifklliltlllll' ease of raven- ous Inniger for kiiowleilggef' -0, 'l'm-zuilierz 'l'hal's lhe lhirll iinie you'ye lookeil on MerrilI's paper, now, stop it. Pupil: Yes, hul Merrill is surh al punk writer. -0- MV. liirk: llilly llicl you look over this .Xlgehrzi lesson? llilly Me: No, l oyerlookeil il. +0- Miss Meflee: What's the hesl inelhocl to prevent flisense eauseil hy I hiling inseels? Nl2lI'Qill'l'l Svofl: lJon'l hire lhem. l'flg1' l or!1f-si.:r MT. Yes. C, ' , strikes twic-e in the Same plzu-e. Mr. Kirk: Wlial' a polygon? Arlene S.: A mlezul pzirroi. -0- l.eh1h ll.: Meet at the l.ihrzn'y 'tonight at seven. Dorothy S.: .Xll right, whul time will you he there? .-401 .T .luiik-.Xnytliing like iext hooks. U llnavoiclzihle-School. Y Num-skull4.X hlocfk-lieaul. I lnfornmlion-'l'ha1t whim-h is al- ways W2lllifO1l in 'times ol' ex- aunimitions. U Oriler--'l'lial whic-h is always prevzileiil in Miss lloyer's, Miss llays, znul Mr. liirk's elasses. R lleporf l'zii'fl-'l'liut small pieee ol' paper whim-h holmls the 'lute oli eaeh pupil, - Il llair-fMasr-iiliiiel 'l'he often shiny, forever oily, generally gunnny niuteriul useil to 1-over il man's ernnixnn. I linmigrunt-:X Seventh Giwirlm-i'. ll lloofey--Tlmt zuljeelire apply- ing lo the big Wits in .l. ll. S. H llilll'-il'lGlllllil119l 'llllilt suh- stauee whieli slziiuls up in front ol' a gills i'm'e and 0llSll'll1'l'S :1 clear view. 113' gil -x ji aj Alumnz ff I R 1- . 4-.0 -- Q 1 i, ' C 2 1 ' X ff 1 .Z :af ya'-G31 ii E f I 9 5 2 E E 2 Ii E 5 5 I 1 ' ' s ' Q I 2 , E if 3 H 'E IH E flll Jerri are I 71nouf11 'E H 4 'F x , Qs S by je K Riff!! W 'Q fy. sm. flu- ,zz ro 'E ru at cc Es as AWAHTS ,.'!!..,, 5 Alllllllll AT LABORSS CEATIEGWR SUUIIIII A-- PILOTS OF PLANES CARRYING MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1928 FIND SAFE LANDING PLACES The Luryasl Plane lVfith Hia liongffst l,i.vf of l'usse11y1:1's liamlcrl at llw 1l'1il'1lU7'l of I. S. T. U. The Folluufing ll Ul'l5 ilnionfy the l'assc'ngers: .Isa Arnold .loliu Bennison Gladys Borger Margaret Boysen Margaret Dahl lllvclyn Fagan Ilorotliy Getchell, Marion Haalu' lin-1511 Hill Zelda Culver Wilma Hurley Dalton Jolmson llolicrt Keller Margarct 1iCl111Cll y listlier Steins Iioola Stevenson llairrl SIIOQIIIEIIKGI' Iflarold Sisscl lla-rnaclinc I'lol'siaLlfc1 llulvli Kyhl III-lgzl llladseh Blargarcl Mclflugli Ilconarcl Olsen Ifrma Petersen Alive Petersen Marjorie Ruth GOIICYC Walfou llaxvl Wcisbard Ollwr lficlzlx 1,'I'Ul'l'LlU lfdllflilly l'luf'faw Fox' Hn: l1,I'llltlflill'Flly Jllcmlmrs of Nw Uluiss of Vivian .Nlfll'Il'll-lV0Olll'0l'Hl'iS llolgar C'lal1sc11-fflval' .l,a.Lfr' Drug .S'If0l'0. 'ISv0i'ctt l'1'oiili-l,111f1fnfr' Un., ll'rLlcrl0o Milflreml Digg'i11s-la'ul0rL'fl llavicl Ilalloway-ll z1fm'Zoo George GI'2Illl-Ivllldillg Pu-mp 170. HIOIIII llaugu-Julia llrferfe Millorml vI2II'0lDSCll-1 Ullff ,line finmmlry .Xgnvs vi0l1Sl'll-HIUIIII lYl.1'll,' Foliage, Dux llloilies l'l1litl1 JL'1ISl'llf10lI'fl fifth' l'o. lisllwr Jonson-llu11sr'vl'o1'L' llosaiuonrl ,lm-ssoip-7'11l.sr1, School Ililliau JOIIIISOII-ilI0l'II!6 1928: Margaret INIHFIQIISSQII-1'ilLgllIl, X Knoll Karl E'IHl'liIlSSCll-l V7iAfF'llfj l 11n1,p Uv. l i'eclcl'iQk BIQFIICI'-.lllll ill'bo1', lllivlzi. ,llulrinz ony , . .lamos Morcliousc-vWaim'l00 Martha BIIJIJECIISCII-II'Y6Iglllll' illfg. Co. l'lrlwarml 0lJelofI7'M ir1g Pump lla. I lc ru a rcl PCICINCII-.Fd7'7ll, - w v UO. lilmu PclcrscnfC. F. ll. 5. 4 Ilurlul' Pc-lerscii-Jofm llemw' Co. 'Vliercsa Ilcterscli-Qllumo l.lmmI IIII'll2ll'lYlSUl1-lil'0ll'llSl'ilZl' C701- Zwge, Texas I ,uvi I lo Roberls-Home IM'!zL!iu1uf4- lilla llugg-Home livclyii Scliueiclci'-Home lflllifli P. Slgliii-ll'v.wir'rn l'nion' Margarvi' J0l'g'01lS4Ill-llUllNI'll'llI'A' Mice., swipe-,l,f0y!f,W Ofjviw Irma IRIWl'0lIl'9?Hfllf'N fiflfflffff' Rmmlim, gw0pchH0,,le Wayne Law1'c11w-UfymIlia, Vllllfl-Q 7, lloualfl 'Illimiipsmi-llmnlmul llros. lx 1111 chan Phyllis 'Wliipplu-llama linger Wolff-lf iLra'I1y ljllillll Vo. Mary Wi'igl1t-Illczcjl: lluzrlf Invasi- mvni Ho. Winona Ilong-lfaflf l'acL in,g 170. ,I'ltlW2lI'1l SLIl'liIISSCII--liIll'l1!'l' l'0Ilr'gv. Des llIU'l.lL0.w Page Fo1'ly-.sofvm ,D 'Ewcenss AWAHTS lllllllli Alllllllll Arn- Lmasoxizfs GATEM' A, . Illlllllg SIIIIUIII 'N WHO'S WHO tilitllitilfl HAUSEII-12112-George lirst lllkltlfl a 11211110 tor liimst-11f in loot- ball while playing' with the Tigers. All that was neeessary, it the 'l'ig'ers wished a touchdown, was to give George tl1e ball. Wl1ile attending the University ol? Minnesota, l1e was ehosen on tl1e All-Aineriean Football tiiillll. He has sinee lJ60ll on tl1e Faculty at the L'niversity of Minnesota, lowa State College, Colgate Uni- versity, and next year is to be Football Coaeh at Ohio University at C0lll1l1lJllS. FICRXIGII. XUPIX-1920-'l'l1ose ot' ns who read the llook Page in tl1e Des Moines Sunday Register I1ave often seen Hook lleviews written by Ferner Nuhn. 'l'his year Ferner has been in San Diego, kl21llli0l'11li1, working on a book. And, best of all, just as we are compiling material for this annual, we learn that Ferner l1as t2lliCll u11to himself a wife, who is 110110 other than llnth Snekow-a eoniing lowa author. A S'l'.XXLl'IY WOUIJ-1927-Yo11 1'0lllt'llllJOI' BL'll-ZQUIIN who used to appear at our Pep meetings and tiekle our funny bones. lle's been elinibing up fast slnee he left, ns to attend lowa State Teaeliers College. 'l'his year l1e played an important part in the Mid-Winter Play at the College. 'l'his honor rarely 0011165 to a Sophoniore. What lllily we expect lroni hi111 wl1e11 a Senior? HELEN CUl?'l'lS-15926-We k11ew that there were liine things i11 store for Helen. Nothing was ever too hard lor her to attempt, and it' attempted, we knew it would be well done. During her Senior year i11 C. F. H. S. she served as Presi- dent of tl1e Y. W. C. A. dlltl all who were associated with her will agree that Helen was one of tl1e finest that has ever lead the organization. As a 1'eal test ol' hem' eharaeter and enthnsiasni, she has been eleeted to serve as President ot' the Y. W. C. A. at lowa State Teaeliers College. ALICE .DUWDICX-1927-Jl'his past year Alice won first prize ol' one l11u1- dred dollars at the Perfect Spine Contest, eondueted by the Pahner Sehool ot Cliiropraetie. Dllldllg tl1e tour short years that she was with us here at C. F. H. S. we found out Inany niee things about her. She was a 'line student, very' de- pendable, wo11 many friends, illltl inade itll exeellent Y. W. President. We know that Aliee is still living Ill? to llCl' ideals while attending l. S, 'l'. C. Y , we v . - - .. . 1 N ll IAX .IOIINSON-1914-We lllltl the .Xlunnn ot C. la ll. S. well repre- sented i11 niany fields of endeavor. Vivian Johnson lI2lS inade a lltllllO lor lllIllSCll' i11 tl1e banking field. He was recently eleeted First Vice-l'resident illltl Cashier ot' the Citizens-Security 'l'l'llSt tlllll Savings llank ot Cedar Falls. Previous to this, l1e served as Cashier of the Citizens Savings Bank ol' Cedar Falls. l4'll..XNli Mlllllltlll-197223-'It is lltjt always easy to tlt't0I'llIll1C just what a lligh Sehool student is best titted lor. llowever, this was not tl1e ease with Frank. While in C. F. ll. S. it was illlll0St illl every day oeeurrenee to semi hiln taking' pietures-Yanytinie, any plac-e, Hlltl of anybody. He is now eonneeted with the lflaslnian liodak llfblllliilllf' ol' lloeliester, New York. lt is needless to say that Frank ll2lS llliltltf good, as llt' is 11ow traveling in South .Xlll0I'll'2l taking pietures lor the emnpany. Page Idorfy-v1'g712f fpkwwfxnqx' 6-mi x if frxrxs-xfW-r'fY ffm, fx-,A ,....... .. .....- yr- fsiufcccisss AWAHTS Arr LAIBSUIES GATIEGM' A., Former Students Send CBest Wishes Dear Alumni Iiclitor anml Stuflents: Iniagine my emlaarrassnient, when entering a restaurant last week aml plat'- iug an orcler for hasli, to liaye tlie waiter' turn anml yell towarmls tlie kitc-lien, f'Swoep the floor? I liaye sim-e wouilerenl il you unmlergrarluates cli1ln't liaye a. similar feeling towarfls tlie Senior Ulass of 1027, and tliouglit it quite a reliel' to liaye tlie floor swept ol' tliese pestiferous anml lorilly seniors of tliat year. Neyertlieless tliere is no one more interesteml in your every triumpli, whether atllletie or soeial, tlian we alumni, in partieular tlie elass of 727. Sineerely, I Iowpxiio 13. llifoxuin. Illt'ilI'AlIIIll1lI Itlnlitor anfl Stuflents: I reeeiyefl your reeent letter anml will enileayor to fulfill your request Iiere- with: 'I'o tlie Flass of Nineteen Humlreml anml 'l'wenty Niue: A year Iias passeml siuee tlie class of nineteen liunflreil anfl twenty eight was pulilisliing its yearlioolf. Now we are IlIl'llIKlCtl among' the Alumni of Ileflar Falls High Sm-liool, yet I feel. certain tliat we liaye not! forgotten our Iiigli seliool clays. Rest assureil that we alumni will always support you. Wisliinv you tlie best of sueeess, I am D., Smeerely yours, . 1 . Iuiicimiciileu L. Miuixiuz. Dear Iiflitor anml Students: - Little climl I tliinlc wlien. I was a yell learler at 'gIIear olml tl. F. IIigli that I would ever be teaeliing publie speaking' anrl flelmate in a liigli. seliool boasting an enrollment of 24100. Nor rliil I suppose tliat four years after I last sang tlie loyalty song I would lie teavliing a elass eomposeml mainly of future forest rang- ers, in tlie Uolorarlo Ag. Vollege. But I iliml, anal liere I am in this great suburb of I'Iex'elaI1cl, enjoying a eozy liome, a good wife, a goorl position, anrl pleasant memories of tliose liappiest years at V. I . H. S. I tlianlq you Ior tliis elianeo to say, Hello, aml Gooil Luelc, Alwaysf' Truly, Puri, QR. Ihzowy. Page Forlgf-nine ffm MA Wf fWw J fm 2 f1 p fvfH fx ,-. M0 'E U cr: cc nas s AWAHTS llllllllg alllllllll Am' LAB outs GATEMN ,... - lllllllle dll llllll A , 4 x Page Fifty , P! S ,,., 4- 'I ' 4-ji - NG' 0 Q , xii' J h 'X CD4Ctl'V1l'l25 Q ffffffphxxk T4 I Eff -an uxkr E I X if 3 Qi- Q4 y E if A 52 Q H E if V Q Q h mmm Q 9 E ' U 4 3 E N42 3 Q 3 H M E gy ff f-x jm, G - Dramatzc I ff ff Ax., r I LL HII'lI 1 1 woman 1 .H LI 111c'rr'Iyplayers. '3 Y l H I , X A , ' ' ' L ix, X v , 5 E S E E if E 'IIN Hur Ll'0l'ltl,S ag ' N 12 VN H sluyff, auf ll Hvc E M E LH I Q ' N Q wx iq is 3 I. Q 11 H 's H ia ,ffg Xgw Sf ,en 'Becomes Awmiwrs llllllllt alllllllll .mr LA1nsom's eA'riE'V ' DEBATE Early in the fall about fifteen people startecl work on the State clebate ques- tion for this year- Resolve4l, 'Phat the 'United States shoulcl cease to protect by armed force capital invested in Latin America, except after a formal declaration of war. During chapel hour on Xovember 5, the clay before the Presiclential election, four of these people arguell the fitness ot the Republican ancl Democratic nomi- nees to hold office. 'a After this, work was resuinecl on the State question. On January 7 our affirmative team helrl a non-flecision practice flebate with the Newton High School's negative team in our Stucly Hall. One month later, our teams were arguing with West Waterloo anfl the Train- ing School in the first rouncl of the State Contest. Our negative team rlefeated West Waterloo by a unanimous mlecision of the three judges but 'l'eacher7s Uollege High Schoolf sueceeclefl in securing a two to one mlecision from our affirmative team. Sinee they also rlefeateml West Wate1'loo by a three to nothing cleeision, they won the contest with five clecisions to our four. West Waterloo was unable to se- cure any decisions. I We hopecl for better success at the 'l'eachers,s Vollege invitation tournament but unfortunately we will be unable to cuter because the large number of clebaters at tl1e first of the year has clwincllecl to five people, anil because conflicting events aml, activities prohibit some of these from debating on that clate. The stuclents who have worliecl with Mr. Smith have founcl him a very helpful and efficient. coach, anrl are very grateful for the benefit they have fleriveml from his efforts. Next year we hope to have a regular class in clebate and more prac- tice meets. We believe that in this Way we shall be able to improve forensics in tlwltll' lfalls lligll. M. A. W. WSU. Page Fifty-one r S 1 L ff .WMS lensing 4!!ll!!! M- GATEM' r- - . BEJCLPYMATORY Our liome contest was well attemlecl, the vrowfl responsive. s Our Dec-lamers were: Oli.-X'l'OIlll':Xli llutli lmtla ........................ ,lffltllllillfj of l,,CCflII'ILfiflI1 of lnrlupmulrmc-0 'l+'refle1'is'lc Bree-lie1il'elrlC1' ................ lfliilfllfllf, .l Nan IYKIUICII of C1011 lClmei' l'Iic-liellmerg ............................................ 7'o11.ws1'rmf If UIl'I'l3I'llll'P l'lI'lCtl21 Belz ............ ........................... ........., l I offliel' of l1lilIf70'Z7'L DR.-XMA'l'lC' .Xliee Faust ............. ........................... ..... 7 ' he lfidlzcsf liebe! Virginia Hansen ....... ..... 7 'hr' Five! Goes By Madeline EIlllGl'S .. ............................. lirfslm lllltll Wellemeyer ....... ..,..................,.... ...... I ' 'or Dear 0111 Vale HUMORO US liurton Byers ....... ........................ 7 'lla Full of fieoryfia ,lfnsxeit l Naomi Jewell ............................................................ l,ilHr1 fffllliflflllflll Aileen Johnson ................................................ fil0l'l'l5I'1l0I'I of .lhmriie Ma1'Vel Long ........ Last X'iyln' WI: 071 You ,li'1'.w.wfl lilfllllffl 1' 7710111118071 Due To llutli Wemleilleyefs illness, Tlielimi cl2ll'I'0ll l'CP1'CS0l1l1Cfli us in the qimclraugillai' contest. We were successful tliis year not in l'fllltQStS won, but in the benefit we mleriveml l'1'Olll our el'l'01'ls. Miss Stover lielpeml Us in every way possible to get something' out ol' our work, ancl we verlainly climl. We tieml for tliirml plaee with 'lll'21lI1lllQ Sffliool in 'rlie Quarl- 1'a1ig'l1l:1r. Our oralorieal and fll 3Hl?lJfl0 eontestaiits were elimi- nzllerl liy West Wz1l'el'l4m in tlle liirsl roullml ol' tlie stzlfe k'Ul1tUSt all lbulilcerlull. llurlun was elimimitell in tlie next contest, wliieli was lielfl nl Jesup. IS. li. '30 Page lffifty-tivo ! L IW. HPNN-1 A 'rvr-N,-,0.n M Nm yr- fgwccmss AWMTS lllllllls 4lllIlll!l AT LABURDS GATEWX' A, Arc you 21 CLASS PLAY-H1928 Mason Fi' lf y0llll'G not you hail lwttci' lm, or vnui' wilt-'ll Quit you. 'l'liz1t's the maxim taught hy thc sonioi' class play nl' tha- Ucilai' Falls high school, presmitecl May 19. lt was rcc'eiw1l with liilarimis lilllglllkl' hy tl ll21l'liOlVl aurlitori u ni. With an Qxc-cptiolmlly clovci' play to lwgin with :incl with st-nim' stmlouts who were traineil until letter llOl'l'l'i'l in thc-ii' parts, tho C'0llllJlll?ltlOl1 hrouglit tht- ammo in l'l'SlllfS. The 2llllllt'lll'l' was kept in ei t'0llllllllUllS uproar from start to lcllllSll. 'l'hQ play as :1 wholv was the most eiitmtziiiiiiigf play that Veclar Falls pcoplc liaw sec-ii at the high svliool lm' svveml yours. 'lllit-1-Q is not imicfli rluiiht that thvy vouhl have lillecl thu housv lm' ai suvoml lJiFl'll0l'lll2lllf'O. ll'llll'll vreflit il'o1' tlw pru- scntzltion goals to thc work ol' Miss l'lI'2llll'0S lil0i1YClHDll who cmwlwml thu cast mul mlireotcfl the play. L. M. 529 Page l ifly-tlerrfc VP- 51U1C1C1Ess AWAHTS 111111115 111111111 mr LA on ' 'W' fpkrw-nf pQN' in 'prxpn M . unsung gunna: B RS GATE just 21 Comment H01'111'0 1 11011111 111 011111111011110 1110 lJC22'1lIIl1I1g, 'l'111s 1'1lj'll10 1 s111111 111111' 110111111110 T11 Mr. S111i111 111111 Miss S111101' 111111 1111 11111s0 11'1111 11111111011 age l 1'j'l'lj-s1'.1' III lJ1'1111111, 1J00111111,1' 111111 15011a10. T110 plays 11'01'0 011j11y01l 111' 2111 W1111 11010 111 1110111 A1111 11'0 wo11'1 1'111'g01 by 111111 by '1'110 111411111 111111 '1'1111 -111111151111 0111110 11111 1,11 1110 1111011011 '1'11 11111011011 Art Mu11011's 0y0. 111 110112110 111111 H111-1-111111 , 11'1- 111111 S111110 l11S11lD1J01ll1'Il16l11 1x111lOl1gI1l 11111' 10111115 11111 111011' 110sl, A1111 1110 1111111110 1111s 111,11 111111 111105 11'1111 11'01'0 01111S011, 111111115 11105115 1110 11111111 of 1110 1'0s1. '1'1101'e 111-0 11111'11ys s111110 s1111'1i01's 111111 111111'1 01011 11511, 11,1131 1111 1110 CXC11C1l101l1,S 111111111, A1111 s111'01y 110 111111111 111110 1-111110 11111 111101111 11' I1l01'L' 111' us 111111 111111011 0111. '1'11111gs 111111111 1511 111'01' 11s 11'0'11 11110 111 111110 1110111 111111, 111111, 11'0 1:1111't FP111 111 l'1'gl'01, 11111 1110 111111 111111 110 111111 1111110 111- 11'111'1i011 2l110g1311lL'1' ls 1110 11l1I1g we s11111l 110101' 1111'g01. M. G. U. I ! x I' 6 GXG f... I v N LA? KE Kr V if x A-:.n,1,A Y .fav Lzterary V MH f E E Nf Q E E S M a Q E lKf'mIi11g nzulvlla ag M I E 'full man. Q E Q 5 'Q a M H Q P E 1? -Q f W F K w lllllllIN lllllllll Amr Lmiasoims GATE SMI t ,fps fs pm fpkfs-,q,.r ?-,, Vwq,,. IIB ,ITL ,N my ,fl My A5 'wp' S IU ff C S AWAHTS iiiiiiiiN !iiii 'i'i Chl That Rah-Rah-Rah Influence So this is U. I . High H1'llool? Saifl tl lf'i'esI1y to El Soph, 'gllvv Iioznwl about this plau- Jnst :1 little on aml offf' Yes, this is If F, High School, The homo ol' llefl nml Black. I su nose von've heard of tiffel' fume . ' .. P lloth in lielfl aml t1'z1c'li.' 'fMore l'1l like to lmve .von know Of smeh fi- tznnons sc-hool, Mostly of the Gym and Coavli Anil of the swinnning pool. Well, you see, here is the Uliapel Anil there are the halls and stair Anil ilown helow the A, B, Cls For all the worries :mil mresf' ullnl' past these things we'll St'lIl'I'.V With all the speecl we inay. Ac-qnaintecl with those things -vou'l Some other time nml day. Sr l get We're liuznling for the pleusznil tlliiws 'Iflw ones we low so mum-li, 'l'he lovkei' room :mil showers, The balls, supplies, aml suvlif' Now wt- beholrl a lnmons Gym, Wlierv tigers holrl their sway, 5 Ilerv they play a ganna- eaceli night. -Xml practice tlirongh the flat. 'Hml here yon see all laiill asirlv. The reason for some vliowsg The shoes, the togs, the sweatws, I- .Xml the lmttlc--svz11'i'e1l In-nfl gm-z1i's lint just you wait until the time When tram-If is all the go, 'l'he team we c-all the Gtigm-rs', they Will let that 'hull tight' show. In lt4llll'?ll:l0ll oi' in sports Olml C. F. sun- has sands, For up against the ln-st of st-hools That tiger spirit stamlsf, .'Xi,lsl-:l:'i' Oi,Als'i'lf:.xn ,131 Page l'Il'fl'Ij-xl'l 3 L 9,6 me .... 'FMC-xsqxn rw fvrla ,Wo s1Uc1:c11ss1s Awairirs Amr LAIBSKDRQS oA'1r1E'l ' 0, Biography of Cedar Falls High School Back i11 the early days a party ol' settlers were driving their ox-teains along a road Qnow called Rainbow llrivej. One of tl1e I110ll, Jacob llayseed by name, had become inentally llllllilltllllftl during tl1e t1'ip, a11d coin-eived the idea of found- ing a school. fNo 0119 but the inentally unbalanced would want to found a sehooll. One day they reached a place where seine lndian boys were enjoying the pastiine of Sock-ein-liard, 1111 old lndian 11211110 for football. Jacob iininediately decided to build a school here. He built the main building and tl1e gyiniiasiuin. Une thing l1e insisted upon was pouring a great deal of lard on tl1e floors so they WOlllll be good and slippery Zilltl over it poured tl1e water shed f1'0lll tl1e tears of urehins repriniancled by the principal. This is the reason for the slippery' U' Hi crt-t' 'Uday He' 1 ' small rooin off tl1e study l1all which llll was going to 11se for a gyllllliwllllll, but at the last minute decided to use it for tl1e principal's office. He secured a C0lllllCt8l1t stalfl' of teachers composed of Mr. l-laveinore Brains of Electoral College, Miss Cruslier Skull froni tl1e Benson Meniorial College and Mr. Muscle Shoals, tl1e coach, who played football four years Oill tl1e tiitllll of tl1e lnternational Correspoiideiiee School, and took one illltl one-half lessons o11 how to get strong by lflatinore Onions. The first day of school was very peaceful and cahn, and the faculty aniused themselves by playing tiddledywinks. lltlllit get excited, gentle readers, tl1e reason was that Jake didn't have anybody i11 school. So tl1e first thing l1e did was to wi1'e tl1e ll1SilllC Asyluin for some pupils to fill his school. t'l'hese are the queer looking people who gatlier i11 tl1e hall.j His next step was establishing a football teain. 'l'hc prospects were not so good because l1e had no lllilll heavier tllilll four hundred pounds. As all the' squad were raving maniacs, the signal practice didn't work very good because each one thought l1e was o11e ol' thc three inusketccrs, Napolean, or Julius Veasar, illlkl would stalk around looking griin illlll defiant. Ql'lditor's note: Bob Speer is the only one of the original squad alive today.j The basketball tea111 was very good, b11t tl1e 111ai11 difficulty was that the inen would knock their heads o11 the beains of tl1e ceiling. This was soon rcinedied, however, by getting the cheering section to raise the roof. CAnthor's note: Please excuse this wise OIIC. ,l know it smells l'0tt0ll lllll it's tl1e best l can do.j One of the greatest events i11 history was when Cedar Falls beat 'l'raining School. We were losing and our best Illilll was barred from thc ganie, but l1e cauie o11 tl1e floor disguised as a basketball Hllil wo11 the game by jnniping through tl1e basket. Many famous incn have gradiiateil l'l'1llll Cedar Falls lligh. 'l'he most i111- portant are l,2llll'll4J Yilla, liyp the blood illlll liig llill 'llll0lll1lS0ll. Anotlier l'2llllUlIS Inge l 1'f!y-ciglzt fx. -.,f-.-' 'E mu nutmeg g Awpuiqrg llllllllt glllllllll Am' LA1BS01Rl'S GATEWH' A, My as at 'WO' -s niiimg giiniiiii ,. man is Sir Gustav Wlieexeblom, who get his title by inventing a derive to put a permanent wave in the British I'lag. This was unnecessary lor the American llag. Onee in a while a bad egg vonies to t'. lf. High and never finishes. Two of these are Anita 'l'hal1nan and ltillllllil Marie 'l'heimer. 'l'hese people never gradu- ate 'ind ifener-tllv Wo to school until sent to the Old Peoples Home. 1 aw ' ., ra Out in the hall there is a famous eloek whieh was diseorered in some ana-ient Greek ruins by Reginald Snitlleblister, the English explorer. Une thing unusual about this eloek is the easy way to tell the time. You add up the numbers, multi- ply by six, divide by two and subtraet four. You then take the answer in to Miss llait to have it vheeked. ll' it is all right you look at your watch, and Presto! You know what time it is. 'l'here is also a drinking lountain in the hall whieh sometimes pours forth genuine water, but most of the time the students go around with swollen tongues and part-hed lips to lap up the dew around the bottom of it. At. present there is a huge sign on the bulletin board to warn the students against so-Called hazing. This st-hool is getting tame. When l was in school the morning after a class light the papers would eoine out with extras, with pictures printed in them marked, X marks the spot where the bodies were found. Une of our most fainous graduates is General Xuisanee, the military genius who learned his stuff front Miss Monnett. V We do have to thank old Jake for building this sehool, because it is a pretty good plaee to go it' your ma won't let you stay home. liven il' Jake was a bit eraeked, he did a pretty good job. i Bon Mrrzr: '31, 1 kj lv 1 Page lf'ifly-aim 1 lu fx' ,Wo fsruceeiese Awnirrs .mr LAIBSCJRQS GATIEWH' ffl' N i.4'l1f U lt's S1X Below When itls nearly six c'SulJ zero, And you swear that you are froze , When the wind is shrieking shrilly Round your frosted ears and nose, Driving in :ill openings the white and stinging snow, Youlre dying like ai hero, for it's nearly six below. The windows si re all frosted, fS0 is your front and bac-kj And your ears are nearly frozen, And a touch' would nialie lheni eraek, Then you think of snnnner weather and the sun you used to knon , . . . , . 1 I V vi. . Y . V 1 f,,-1 .Ind !t v ,. . , . ,I E, So sing 21 song of Sinnnier, QNo one is frozen starkl Sing a song ol' sunnner, And long walks in the park. Xow no nifty rendezvous, QNo one could stand it, I nor youj. Oh, Sunnner fair, we miss you so. We miss you, 'cause itls six below. S'1txNI,nY Ili-Lu. '30. The School Pest V QW ith Apologiesj Oh I want teacher to be Nic-e and lenient wilh nie: But she don't wanna, She don't wanna. Oh l want To he her pet Like all the girls are I gel: But she don'T want me She don'l want nie. How l heg and plead for ai higher grade: But she 'turns nie down and isn'l illil'ill1l. She says, ul+larn it, my song 4'Ain'l don't expeel one hy dun, For you won'l, get it, Yon won't gel' ilf, 'J lllil.I'1S'I'I'l Annsrnoxo. A ,ffl ,ff 'Ewccmss AWAHTS lllllllls alllllllll Air Laissoinfs GATEW A, fri se m Titles In Avalon 'l'own t'Sweet Sallie sat thinking' of Hy Man ont Makin' Whoopeef' llere she was So Lonely in her Little llreani House High Vpon the Hill Top All Aloneii there Wipin' the Panf' She eonlrl imagine ln ller 'l'honghts all the Sweet- hearts on Paracli-'t on the Sidewalks ol' New York. It niamle her 'LHeartaehe to think ol' 'l'he Man She liovetlv ont numler the C'a1'oli1ia Moonv prohahly in his Dream Boatl' with Son1eho1ly Else , nlayhe her Hltiv- alf' '4Sweet Snef' She was inistaken for he was on his way to her Little llreain llonsef' 'slfligh Upon the Hilltopw, where '4'l'he Shy Little Violets Grow . liveiytliiiig was so pietnr- esqne-the SL'arolina Moon shining on the 'tlireani House , where his Good Little Bail Little Yon lireil. 'He gave a shrill whistle anml in a lnonient she was at the lloorz she knew, 'l'hat's Ilini Now. 'He shoutecl htloine Un, llzlliyw, Hlini Sorry, Sallie Then we Bunga- St reain . I was so late, please Forgive anml l+'orget . shall niore 'l'ronu 'ikralon Town . hnilrl that low of llFOtllllSqi, Down hy the Ulrl Mill t'onie Un, liahynl 'l'hi11k of Me 'l'hinkin' ol' Yon tlhl wllonlt Be Like 'l'hat . You are niy '4l'reeions Little Thing t'aIlecl Lore . il'll2ll1iS what Sweet in Home Sweet lloniev. Sweet Sallie ' Who WonI1ln't he Jealous ot Yon? Will Yon lie Mine? . pnts the Lore anrl 77 She ilrew a mleep sigh, saying, Yon're in lilll in Love so What ,Xre We Waiting For? E. B. 550. Page Sizrly-om we re fxm .wo XQUCCKCIESS AWAHTS lllllllli alllllllll mr LABORPS GATIEGM' unsung IIIlllIll The Drugstore Tragedy Uh, Phosphate taltered linergine, Why treat me so Fold Creainedly? Your love li long for niore and more And that is what l Camphor, But you won't even Anti-Septic mefi 'l'hen enters lodine, 'l'he villian of this Drugstore Seene, The rivals meet in the Also-hol. One was short, the other tall. See here, said lodine, Ml love this dame. 4'Well, Soda l, l know your game. Page 5'li.I'fy-lill'0 And at this moment our hero, Energineg 'l'hew a bomb at lodineis bean. l hosphate's ehloroform began to spray As then the air grew green and gray. Phosphat sereamed and then sereamed louder, .Xs lodine wenl up in 'l'aleum powder. Uh, Oh, she screamed, What did you do? ,l do not love ldther of youf, L. M. 350. Spring l wandered alone one day last spring And diseovered a river where nightingales sing. lt was blue as the sky, reflecting the sun, Laughing and tumbling, so lull of real lun. l wished just then that l might be .X river so s iarlclinlf. and run to the sea 5 I 5 7 XX ith birds in the branehes of ffreen trees above. l o .Xnd llowers to wave at. to gaze at, and love. Why does the river so gleefully run, Dip among bean-hes, and wink at the sun? Where is she bound for, as quieldv she glides 'l'hrough a deep forest, and down mountain sides? M. S. '29. .1 , 'xjqkfijli fi lv1' xvIi Orgamzatzo ff W R., 1111111 1 1 lllUlIIjll 1m 561170 OIL, 1' l'I'If ru 1 s, .IIIII 1101 H10 blow. An . Q fv is U x' 1. 5 I W li- IXYFW 0 ,tl f N- ns 1 if xl If 5 5 Eff 'T f ' E E1 'xc 5 H :E E WP 11111.v ' I igf ,Q 1 N - ' U S. r E ' 531 35 I E I 11 111111 ll It E H H E H 51 5 1 Q 1 1 K 3 f H 15 ! L A rpkfua M ll , , M99 fn J-ff-13 on fismccmss AWAHTS lllllllls ,lllllllll AT LAIBSKJDIRQS GATIEAM' A, . A llllllllg Slllllllll A SCIE CE CLUB The Cmlur Falls Sviviicv Ululm is an 0l'Q2ll1lZHll0H iii its sccoml yum' all Ucclai' Falls High Sccliuul. lt is cfuiiiposuml ol' stuilcuts wlio are iiitcrusteml iii flolving :lc-cpm' tlmii the vlzissiwmriiii clisvussimi into tliv tlirw Sc-icm-es, Clieniislry, Pli'vsic'Q, :inml Biology. The lllCllll.!U1'S ol' tlic vlulm, l11lllll.J61'l1lQ almiit 25, mect in the svieilce lecture room om-0 cvei'y'tWo weeks on 'l'liui's1lay lllglll. 'l'lic Wograiii this year was fillod witli l1llCl'GStlIlg iiiooiillgs. lu Novciiibei' lliu lllUlllllL'l'S ziltviirlucl llio lccltiire Eli' l. S. 'l'. U. givcu by Dr. Slosson. Among the mitsiclv spcailuws, wlm worm- iiivitwl to --'iw Us talks mi tlioii' intl-restiiig liiics wore, llr. liamlcsvli, lil: Gi-lclic-ll, ainl llr. Almlmt, woll known friuumls l'1'o111 l. S. T. Cf. Sewral l!I'0gI'2llllS llll0l'S17l'L'Zlfl llll'0llQll0lll' iliu yllill' iwro 4'UlHllli'l'llll by 'Elie inclu- lu-rs, oulstaiimliiig ol' wliivli wi-ro: Mflieiiiistyj' illlll ilu- stiilly ol' llr. Sloswifs l,iI'c. 'KX Biziluwv llijlllHllSll'ElllOll.f- Cu Hi-ieiiw :mil cllll'l5l'l1l2lS.q, A Physics lluiiiuiistmlinn. NSi'lG1l1'0 as ai You-zilioiif We liclll lim 013011 mcetiiigs in tliv 2lllflll0l'llllll wlicrc imitimi pivliircs worm sliowu as spec-inl ultram-tions. Tlw ofliim-i'S lm' ilu- yn-ali' xvviw' :is l'ollriws: I'i'vsi4ls211t ...................... .. ........... ..... f lriimn Wliilm- Yll'0-l,l'l'Sl4ll'lli ...... .................. X 'iolzi Vlflaolilvii Suvretzii'y-'l'1'c-2151111-1' .. .... l+'1'oc l c-rim-lc l'lT'0i'liClll'Clll61' 1iOl7lJl'l'Ul' ................. ............ l 'llmci' 'l9Iic'lcc-llmwg Sponsor ............. Mr. Putliiy IC. W, E. 729. Page Siflffy-llif'ff1 ,en sm f EW. for yn feuiazqriaes AWAHTS Ani' LAIBSORDS eA'n'1E'l .-5, G. R. The year of 1928-1929 has been a very successful one for the Girl Reserves of Veclar Falls High, -due to the loyalty and harll work of our Presiclent, Naomi Jewell, ancl our sponsers, Miss Rait and Miss Sebern. Because of their efforts, and the willing c-ooperation of every nieinher, exeeptional interest has been shown in everything that the G. R. has ac-eoinplisllecl. The meetings, which were helcl once every two weeks, eonsistecl of religious :incl special prograins, inelucling niany very interesting speakers. The Vahinet nienrhers for 1928-1929 were: President .................................. ........ .... N 2 lomi .levvell Vice-President ............ Leone Meyer Secretary ........ ..... 3 lary Louise lloyt 'Vreasurer .............. ..... l 'lelen G. Peterson Social Chairman .... ............. l iuth Latta Special Program ..... ......... X Viola Haehlen Music .................. ..... H elga Fallcenhergf Piano .............. ..... I larian Jepsen Social Service, .......... .......... l Vilma Morgan Asst. Social Servic-e .. ................ Myrtle l-lrovvn Reporte 1' ................... ...... B la rn-ella Oste l'fX2lEll'll Devotional .... ........................ l 'lethel Merrill Sponsors ..... ..... 3 Iiss Rait :incl Miss SL-horn Page f'li.l'f.lj-f0ll'l' . 1 l x frm 'mr in W M 5-510 f' X 9 'Wm ,mf swcccrriegs AWAHTS annum Amr LAIBBOJIRLS GATE A, NK A HI-Y Altliougli we did not attain a 100 perc.:ent lllCl1ll701'SlllD7 we have liad a very rim-essfill year. On October 350, we took in twenty new members at tlie induction vereniony. Un tlie first meeting of eaeli montli we liad a Speaker, while on tlie second and lourtli, we lield discussion groups. 'l'lie dlsciissions were very 1DtGl'- esting. We also liad lunc-lieons onve eacli iuontli served us by the doniestic' science girls. 'l'lie soc-ial an-tivities for the year were tlie Fatlier-Son Banquet wliii-li was lield Nora-nilmer 26 at 'tlic' Methodist C'liurvli, a Stag Party and tlie Hi-Y-Y. W. Party. The State Older Boys Conference was lu-ld at Mason Fity, lleeeinber '7,l8, and Sl. 'llliose wlio represented our vlulm were, Burdette Moeller. Rieliard and llobert Sucflier, Arloo Olsen, and Stanley Petersen. We still have tlie sectional 'Q'0llllCl'Qlll'0 to look forward to, wliirrli is to be held April 5 and 6 at New Hart- ford. C'Al3TNl'l'l' OIVFTUERS fix-sirleiit ........................................................ Burdette Moeller 'ii'e-President ...... ........ N Yilliam Pierce Sevretary ......... ........... T lobert Speer Treasiirer .............................. Stanley Petersen Hn-porter ..... ........................................ , Uliarles Jones Sponsors .. ..... Hr. Street. Nr. Pettit, Mr. Smitli S. P. 'EEL Page Sixty-fizre 9. L In 9.2, nl!! .... 'FMC-N,-,run ran A-vrla ,D siuccccisss Awmiurs lllllllls Alllllllll .mr LAIBSORDS GA'n'1E '- . -. inning glllllllll Y A5 GIRLS' 'ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 'l'he G. A. A. was organized in our High School in.the fall of 1924 by Mrs. Harslibargor, the girls, physical training rlirector at that time, 'l'he association was originated for the purpose ol creating among the girls a greater interest in sports anfl raising the stanmlarcls of sportsmanship. lt is the only honorary or- ganization in the 'High School. For nienihorship the girls must have an average of eigllty-'five percent in seliolasties ancl 150 points wliieh van he earnerl in elass, passing in eftieieiiey and tripple tests, anil attenrlanoe to all physical training classes and G. A. A. Meetings. Each year the girls, with the physical mlirec'tor's help, have eharge ot cleinon- strations which Consists ot games, gyinnasties, anil lollc mlanc-es, wliieli are ileinon- stratofl hy the girls of Junior ancl Senior High anrl all of the grade pupils. A banquet for the inenihers is helml at the enfl of each sehool year, at whieh tiine the new officers are installeml, and a short program is enjoyed. Miss Schnirring has sponsoreil the G. A. A. very well ancl has worlqoil np a larger and better elub. There are now twenty-Your ineinhers, forming the largest nxeinhersliip since the association was organized. O 'lf FI C ' NR S Presimlent .......... ...................... ..... l C athryn Van Loh Yieo-Presiilent .................. . ........ ........ I inth Iiatta, Ser-rotary anrl 'I'reasnrer .... .... I Iertha Cliristenson K. V. IJ. yzfl. I 'age S'i.r1'iy-.slifc J ,ww 'Ewicmss AWAHTS Illlllls Alllllllll ,mr LAIBMDRDS GAWE Cffks L fl M fmwfm M, HOME ECONGMICS Iluriug flu- past f'L'2ll' llw llllfjlilllg Flaws has lmml t'0l1Sltl0I'2llJl0 uxpul'ie11vv in tlm vooking and serving ul' fumls. 'llwy z11'1'a11lgl-ml tlw 1llIllll'l'S I'o1',tl1c Svlmool ll0il1'll, at llwir l'l'gl1l2ll' llIUl'llllQ, llw first' Mmnlzly ol' cwry llllblllll. Sn-V011 Ili-Y lunclmcons illltl unc l um'lmll lSz111q1l01', as we-ll as, ax l3uI'l'm-t llilmc-1', for this l'lilSS, wcrv p1'oviflcLl. Last May llw Svwiug Flaws lwlfl il pullmliv oxlhlnitimm in wlxivll all Q2ll'Illl'l1lS 1ll2lll0!ll1lTlll2 tlw year wcrm- slmwsm. This gnu- 1-x'imlvl11'v that tlw girls wow almlu lo plan their own xx 7-,Q 'zlrrlmlwcs l'2lSl0l'llllf'. tllollglltllllly, zlml C4'0ll0lIll1'ZlllV ll C J P N 1, . aye Nfi.:'ly-swlfmz ff' FW. A .IVE F0300 mg -PIB' 'ww fm- SLUQCCIESSAWAHTS mr' nmnawms QGATIE R Tlw NI0lNIk'lSSUilll Viulz llllfhll' llw 1Iirvc-timl ol' Mr. Killlfflllilll has nmdo mam wnrilly 4'mll1'ilm1l1imls in lin' musin- lJI'1lQ'IilllIS ul' ilu- svlluul XUEIV. 'Phu lllUlll1PLlN lmvm- rlcvufwl tllvil' cI'I'f:rIs tu 21 K'21I'Q'IAlll lwlnliliull of mush- IIZIYUIQ' :1 high sfzlllfzlalnl of cxccHc11vc. The buys ol' the Hlem- Vlulm Ilznw m11t1'ilm11lv:l in :1 l21K il'k' lIl4'ElSlll'C in tho lllklill fUll2llll'C ul' musiv ul' EI wm'1l11x' 4AilIll'2l4'f'C!' in tlmv svlwrxl prug'1'z1111. 'l'l1n-il' Y211'i0llS up pc-:11':1l1c'os 1111411-I' lllc rlL1'wn'lim1 uf NIV. Killlllflllilll lmvv lvwallcwl, l'?ll'l?l'llHy svlcwful lll2lll'l'l?ll, wvll :xml 1'l'1'llll?l,llAY sung. r Page -5'l.,l'f'lj-lf'1:g!If pm- 'E 111151131135 as AWAHTS lllllllls alllllllll Arn' LAB comms csA'11'1EW ' f-,, 111 111 MM llllllllg 4IlIllIIIl , ... . 1 '1'11v SOIJ1lUIllUl'l' l'11r11'11s 1l:lS 111111111-11 114 111'411'1s 111 11111 11111511011 lll'l'1U1'l112lllt'0 411 v11u1'z1l 11'o1'1is. A 1'z1111v1y111' 11111l,1'1'i:11s 1l'Ulll 11111 1'cz1f11.!41I' 1111111111 11111sic' has 1111011 115011. '111l1'1Jl'l'1lL'H1l'il 1llll11'1'1111' 11111-1-114111 ol' 111 1i2lll111AlIlillI 111.15 1111111111 lllll4'1l 111' Wlll't1l In 1110 IIIIISIK' 111'f1g'1'z1111. 11111L'll' 1111111 11:1 11 Lll nlvwln-11 1:1 21 1lL'l 1'Ul'l1l2l1lI'l' 01 1111- 11111- 11-1' 4-lass 111: i11st1'11111u11la11 11111sin-. 1'1-1111111-111 2111111-z11':111vQs 111 11111 g1'111111 I1-1111 9111 1-111 1'I'C2l1IllL'll1 of 11111 su1Qct14111s 115011. 11111 K'2ll'x'1'll1 p1'v1n11'n1ir111 111141 musi- Pflgrf Ni.1'l-11-111 '1 ff PM fp'V w gf! M2 'rvrxjxmv fn Fm, WH, MP- 'Ewccmss AWAHTS Am' LA1sscovm's GATE A., 1 'l'lu- girls' mlmllmlo trio 11:14 fiom- I'4lTCl'i2lHy Vim' w-wk in tlwir Vim-lrl oi' vom-:xl IIIUSIC, 'l'l1Qy lmw wmm IIUIIUVS in sowvszl cfmmtcsls in wlmivlm tlwy lmw Tala-11 part Our boys' qmxrrutlu lms sung at llllllll'l'Ul!S High Sn-,howl olllwtzlilnncnts, and has 4-1ml1'ilmtwl in llI'tJg'l'2llIlS fm' zu llllllllivl' ul' 1-iviv Ul'QillIiXiltiUll9. Its worlc has IJCUII ul' lligll Sl2l1llI21l'll mul lin- 31-11111, ranks with ilu- In-sl ul' its kiml in the slzltu. Page Nvrcniy 'X xfi ff Soczal W X ii, I qfrul hzazl if V lfzrlkellr fl, '. rflffcr' Ill fo un l1fr1a11,1:e. .xl X9 J- Ti ,AQ l , Fpmis- ' ,aff XX R Eff 'W f' . E E 4 'rf s H 4? H H, H n -f Q v A . f V 3,5 Q Q 3.6 E f Q E Q H N H E E Q S+ E .1 fg f fi W fmwrmf M., YD Gs vu cfccuas s AWAHTS lllllllls Alllllllll Ani' LAB ccmfs GATE -. nnnng Elllllllll JUNIOR-SENIGR BANQUET Rainbows lnrnisliecl the subjccts lor Tho masts and the rolor sclicnic for llic 1 .lunior-hunior bnnquul, lielcl at llie Blavlcliawlc liotel, May 26, 1928, V'l'l1v tablcs wefrc aglow with inanv brilliant vnlors. Rainbows of crepe paper werc lielil in plzivu by pots nl' gnlil, nn oanfli tnblo. l'1?1Y0l'S were vrcpc papcr-triu1- nierl penvils of flciliczlte colors. 'l'l1c plan-0 carfls zinil progrzuns represcnfeil pofs nl' golml and the nnl cups wvrc in lines l'Ul'l'CS1JO1l1llll4Lf' to the other flcvouiliolis. Soplioniore boys zinrl girls, mlressucl as il'airi0s and brownics, sm-rveml flux dinner wliivli c'o11sistc1l nf: Fl'Il'7.Ll Ilockfuil IY'recLmerI Vlrivkeii Tiinfbalc Cares SIl0Zl'f!fl7U0 lwmtoes 'N Ilrarfn lirzam Syn-ing Hulcul Rolls Butler lh,fL'ilLll0ll7 Ice CL'rrean1. Cake f.'6l1IIl7i9S offec Nuis anml l11ll'OillICCll 'l'lw Junior Vlass Prcsiclunt, Arima Olsen, ac-ta-ml as tozistimlstul' the following speakers: Karl llT2ll'li11SSC11 llutli Latta ....... Mr. Struct ........ Mr. lliilI'I'l11gl0Il ...,. licfor1' H114 Yiwu .........'fTl1.fc i5'fl,0'll70I',l Tim How 'ATIJU Po! uf G0lrl ' 'l'l1c ilanm-Q nl' flu- Rillllllllll' Xyniplis ww giwn by Two girls. Myrlle lliwmwii plnlvwl a piano nninbm-r :mil lim Olsen 00111-lux witli a vocal. solo. lull the program 'l'liu I'6IIl2ll11llL'1' ol' tlw cwning was spent in ilanviug, music being furnislicul by tlic Mimlnilu 'lhiniblur-s. R. L. B. 229. Page Seventy-mi ff Vo 'EUCECIESS AWMTS llllllllh dlllllllll AT Lmssoms GATEM A, O1 'pioizqrmo my ffm, t llllll lg .ellllulll W , MOTHER-DAU On Marc-li 7, 1929, the annual Motlicr-Dairrliter' Baiiquet was liclcl in tlic tllllillg'-l'001ll oti the First ML-tliorlist Episcopal fllIllI'Cl'1. It was tlie OlllSt2lllflll11QI social event of tlie ycar for the Girl liessiwes, who gave- the lialiqilet in lioiloi' ol' their mothers. - v rj-Fl1OFl'0Ql11qlvlCl?llll 13f1ll1mGl, Yqwllrgl wifli a Solu'luy Riitliiiatta, wliicli CVC1'y01l0 enjoycll Very niuvli. Naomi Jvwell, the Presicleiit, gave a wclcoiuing toast to thc iiiotliors. Mrs. PlPll'lllL'll l'8SlJ0llllt'll as repi'c-fvutat'ix'c of the motlicrs. The Girls' Svxtcttu Tt'lItlUl'Uil scvn-ral llllllllJt'l'S followurl by a liunioruus reamling by Jost-pliiiiu Jam-lqson. Altei' a xylmeplimu- solo- playclcl lay Nlarimi SUVCIISOII, tlio ?s'0gI'kllll :as Closed by tlw Singing of Follow tlw Glcamf' tlu- National, Girl QSQTYC kong. 'Illia following menu was sein-ml: Hoax! l'm'Lf illrlsllml Polalocrs i5lll'!'f'f l,flfll!0l'S Sflfltll lfflflvv -ln m l l.f'A7,C'-Y l,i-mr: Sflrfwrff f'uLff: Coffee The tables wuru llL'7llllllillll.Y mlcfvuizitvrl will! giwii 1-amllvs aml lmwls ol' swuvl pn-as, wliicli worms sent, by the Ill-X boys. Page Sviwnly-152110 hmfwwf fmmpm ,Mn 4,M,,,. ,4.,. ,Q ,nf 51uc1tc1:11zss AWAHTS lllllllli Alllllllll mr LABURSS 111A'11'1E'1 .-, FATHER AND SON BANQUET T1111 11111111111 1 at11111'-S1111 131111q111't was 110111 at 1110 Metl111r1is13 C1l111rc11, November '2G1l1. '111lQI'C 11'c1'o 111111111 se1'011ty 11i111S 211111 Sons 131'cse111. '1'l11- 1o:1s1111:1sf01' l'o1' 1116 1-1'e11i11g was 1111111111112 M110I11-V, l'1'csi11c111i 01' 1,110 01'- g'1111im1ti1111. A111-1' il 111:1i11i1111s E11llllGI', .X1't11111' B'1l111l'llS gave Pl Wolc01'11i11g toast to 1111- 51112111532 Mr. J11sepl1 V1111' 1'1-spo1111011 fm' the 11?1t1ll'I'S. T110 a11111'ess of the 1111-11ing' was givc-11 by M11 A. V. 1+'1111e1'. '1'I1o Y. W. g11'1s k11111ly I'Q11l0Il11JQl'Cf1 H10 0CC'2lS101I1 211141 at the 01111 111' t111e 11111111 111' :l11 1'11j11ye11 1,1115 1-11111111 sent by them. T110 p1'11g1'11111 was l OIlIlJ1UTL'f1 111111 g1'o1111 Singing. Page Seventy-three rm as fl mu ng 4llIlllIll fyn ,....,.. ..,...., yn feiucceiass Awairirs IIIIIIIIS alllllllll Arn- LAIBSOJRLQS oAr1E'l 1' fig' All School Party The All Sehool Part-v was held in the gyinnasiuni on Tlnirsday evening, Mareh 22. It was well attended and solne of our parents l'2llll0 to enjoy the evening with us. The deeorations were carried out in yellow and white. The entire gvninasiuni had a eanopy of yellow and white streamers and the dance programs. took the form of Opened eggs also in these two colors. The reeeption rooni was divided by a white lattiee fence garlanded with brightly eolored flowers. The orchestra, the Midnite llaniblers, was eoneealed by a white lattiee work. The chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Streeter and Mr. and Mrs. Meyer. Puneh was served between dances bv Miss Henderson and her eonnnittee. unior-Senior Picnic The Junior-Senior picnic- was held on May 29, 1928, at the north end of vlsland Park. if -f -f if W I ff W f , H , ,, It is customary for the! Seniors to have a pienie for the Juniors, a very in- fOl'll1i:Il affair but held for the purpose of having a good tiine. The girls and boys both partieipated in playing baseball, which was refereed by Coaeh Denton. Many 'cknoek-ontsi' and time-outs', were witnessed by the on-lookers, when the girls batted balls outside the dianiond. At six o'c-lock the Seniors served hot dogs, coffee, piekles, potato salad, eake and ehoeolate iee ereain sundaes. We returned hoine as the sun was setting and the inoon was rising. Y. W. Get-Together On Friday evening, F6lJl'lIffll'Y '38, 15129, the Y. W. girls had a pienie in the lloinestie Seienee rooins. The objeet of this was to have a nuinber of girls repre- sented at the basketball game we played with West Waterloo in our gym that night. Some ol' the girls had prepared seine stunts whieh were very c-lever, and then we played some gaines, most of which were new to all of us. Then a delicious meal was served. After eating, we girls, seventy-five strong. went to see our boys eheerfullv take a defeat at the hands of West Waterloo. Page Nl'1'C'I1f'U-.f0'll7' Q Qfl c-Athletzcs ..f:'.f:f:f:f:f:f:'f:fLv:f:f7 J 44444 Q34 I l 6 ' 4 A 3 . Q F ff N4 X L ' vcr fx VUE' J Iv. 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Joe was kept out of three of the games because of injui ies, but in the games that he did play he showed excellent leadership and prevented many an opponent's gain by his hard tackling. ' Luo 0Lsi1:N: liA1,F1s.wli. i ll ef? was Eepfout cd several otgthe games' be- eause ot injuries, but when he was in there he played hard. He should. be remembered for his ability to c-ateh passes, especially in the Train- A ing School game. Another good man lost by graduation. Aufruuiz Nl:UL,l.liNSZ HND. This was 'AA1-tisw first year ot football, and al- though he did, not- play as a regular he showed up well when in a y game. He graduates. ltoiaifznr Srninzz Quaimnusixew. NBob was the mainstay of our back-field, both on offense and on defense. His ability to run back punts was 110t questioned. Cedar Falls loses a good inan as he graduates this vear. I 'age Semvzty-sirlz MN -L frvbfrxxmnmgfrx fm n ni. nw., -------- -- ,rw 'E ru cc nc ES s Awmiwrs Arn' LAB ores uawmqm' A., W , 2 -un .l.1:i.oif: 0i.sif:N: ouaicn. Although Arloe wlirln't play as a regular, he was -I in lhere enough to show us what recl hair anml a temper to inateli it will mlo when rilell. lle will be llll9S6Cl 'l'roin future t'. F. teams. 'lllIl4'0lJ0lll'Z llxxsicxz i:1o11'r 'i'.xc'Ki.1i. Although t l'ecl'7 lacked experience t'n.x .IAM team. Ile against 'l'. I J he played a c-:insistent game at taelcle. He is also lost by graduation. 111.1-:s Joxi-:sz iuoiri' oL',xi:l1. t'lnrekii playeml his sei-onml and last year ol' football tor Cellar Falls. Ile was one ot the fastest nien on the shouhl be renieinbererl litll' the t'ouehrlown whieh he seorefl U. H. S. -is 1 lc'i'1:1 i-1: I.I'2F'l' 'mr-iii.14:. f'.Iini played his seeonil year ol' football for V. F. He rfonhl open holes or bloc-li, and showerl-up well on cle- feuse. Jim grarluates this year. Page Sez1n11fy-.sci-an I my M MM ,mv fowccmss Awairirs Illllllls alllllllll AT Laiasoiuis GATIEGM' . IIIIIIIIE dllllulll , ll'l.AY'l'0N P.xLA114:1c: Palmer had a rather difficult part to play as he took Wilsorfs place in the haelcfield while Joe was injured and at other times played in the line thereby giving him douhle duty. Palmer returns next year. illlf'll.XlIlJ llllIlIi'l'l-INSHNZ 'l'14:N'1'lcu. buh played his firrfyfeaifolgfrmtff N hall and did a good job of it. Un offense his passes were accurate and ii i' if f onffefeiie lieiisitally wai foimd' wheretlie battleowasolrottestio 4'Bick'1f has one more year ol' eonmetition. I'.xr'1'.x:N-icl.ice'r lil All-11: flAWIil.'l'IZ 1.151-'T utlxizo. Although lac-king in perienc-0, he showed himself a hard tam-kler and bloeker and gained a plave on the team and the 1929 eaptainac-y. Iilcwis Laine: ICNID. Hlailccf' who played his first year of football, was one of the fastest men on the team, and usually was the flrst man down on punts. Lake returns next year. Page h'ef'e1zty-eight wwf fl W2 f'H,W. ,fx mi 0-.. .----..- ,mi EJ-cgcieso Awnimrs mr LA.1Bsom2I's eA'11'iE'x 'j A., - A. ., .-....,- . ... .Q l4liS'l'l'2lt llnuiwnz iuouir END. 'tllesl' is only a junior so with this yeai-7s experieiiee he ought to he al valuable end next year. He has plenty of speed and doesn't lacfk anything as far as MSCIYIIJIB goes. .Xx'l'1loNY JESMOIIICZ ii.xi.nis.xeK. The tact that Tony is only a sopho- more didn't prevent him from playing ai good hrand of football. With two more years of eonipetition Tony should develop into a star. JOHN WlI,soN: Altho Johnny,' failed to play in enough games to get his letter he showed ahilitv and with this VC3.l'7S exierienee should 7 V7 I - he ai valuable man toi' ll. ll. Hlffh next season. Ho Jlaved at full- Jaec am q11ai'te1'-me I. 1 1 i 1 1 5 1 Hommox lxnissz Goiicly'l just missed playing enough quarters to quality for ax letter, hut when he was in the game he proved himself El cap- able mam in the line. We regret that we lose him hy gracluation. Page Seventy-nine 1, l FY.. mu 'PIXB-,rmn nv rff-xl D Mr- siUcccr:iis:ss AWAHTS AT LA1ssom's GATIEWH' A, Mr, lZoU'ers who began his work at V. l . this F7 7 . 1 . l year, 'lounml a mlisheartening task eonlronting him. Only five letter men were bark for Foot- ball anal about the same c-onrlition existerl in 7 . I . . A . the other sports. Realizing the impossibility ot bnilflin-f a winninv team in one VGHI' his first 2' .25 l .1 7 thoulfhts were ol the lnture rather than the C . present. lfle startefl to eoaeh all the available Freshman Soihomore anrl Junior bovs in the 3 I ,, innclamentals ol' the clilterent sports, so that C. F. llifrh Sc-hool coulil in a 'ear or two, re- .D . - . turn to its olfl high stanrlarcl in athletic-s. Mr. llogers reeeivecl his training' at Morningside Clollege, anil came to us from ,ltlhlora where he hail been roam-liing winning teams for the past three years. We, the class of 15329, wish him the best of sueress. E'1'r'1'y .wrhool is h'nmr'n hy Ihn N,ll'l I-f, en- hlilll-VtdSlll, and Hjllljlu its .wzflulroils flrsplfly ul the gfIIIll'S, llll?l'llN mul other NI'fIUff1NfI.!' r-olllnsfx heh! on our raillpzis. That great oh? I'. F, yall will UIIIYIIUS he fl0lLI'fl,-KlYI'Cl, 7'1fge1's l f1'glll. ' I i s -s as as COACH R, G. Romans Mr. Pettit has been with us for the past two years. .Ks assistant roaeli he has c-entered his efforts mainly upon the welfare of our football team by taking eliarge of the baelcfielcl, anil acting as seeonfl team eoaeh, thereby giving Foaeh Rogers more time for the rlirertion of the first team anfl eoacliing the line. He al- so has vliarge of the minor sports,-swimming, golf anil tennis. Mr. Pettit. has ronsirlerable lfnowlemlge in the funrlainentals of the fliffer- ent sports, receiving his training at Grinnell Uollege ancl the University of Wism-onsin. 'fflflm' two yearns ai fllllllll' lfalls High Srhool, I believe that I frm holieslly my thu! fha spirit of this sch-007 has imrer h'II0lI'lI fle- feal. May -iz' IIZIITCZZUS N'IlSfllI'lI lhai fwfr-owl. Assis'r.xN'r Coxon lb. IJ. l,I+1'l'TI'l' Page High ty f L 0-.,, nl!! Mme rw' HQ f-f' 'KQUQCEWTAWAHTS lllllllls illlllllll 'AT?P:'t:B QB? .SG.eT1f?f T..m,,11 FGOTBAL Although a glauee at the football seor are eertain that the experienee gaineml by th ball season is ot great important-e. Many cl Rogers and Pettit in trying to moulml a tea of the live lettermen who retuinecl, hacl no of the game. This tlefeet the eoaelies set out team games with Training School anfl lla every man o11 the squad some of the much ning teams in the near future are bright, praetiee every night, and out ol' this numb On Yepttmber '92 1' l met the Yashu' L, .1928 es nloes not show a single vietory, we e men who return for next year's foot- iltieulties, were eneounterell by Coaehes in. Praetieally all, with the exeeption experience even with the fundamentals to remedy by sehecluling several seeond st Waterloo, thereby giving praetieally 'D neetlerl 6XPC:l'1G1ll'6. Prospeets for Win- as about thirty-tive men reported for er only ten graduate. team. The game was well playenl but , . w . N , . . 1 . a C. F. forfeitecl the game, when we founml that two of our men were ineligible, the score thereby being 2-ll in favor ol? Nashua. The next game wasplayefl at lflltlora. ot the entire game, anml lilllora was able to clowns. The final seore was 1 SJ-0. The following game was with Oelwein at baelc carrying the hall around, our emls, Oel On Oetober 26 l'. F. journeyenl to lml and Captain Wilson, The men mlirl their 26-G. Our next game was with Training Training long pass. our only touehclown when he pielietl up a li linal score was 12-6 in favor ol' T, U. H. They seorerl again later in the The following game with Waverly sl man. CH F. outplayecl them in every quart 2 yard line, but were penalized for pushi School seoreml a touehtlown on t C 1 liaeli of experienee markefl the play push the pigskin over for three touch- t'. F. with Piekering, the all-state half wein managecl to run up a 36-O seore. epenclenee minus the services of Olsen best, but lmlepeiuleiiee won the battle Sc-hool. The whole team played well. he first play when they eoinpletecl a game. HC'lnieli Jones aeeouuteml for nnble aml erosseil their goal line. The S iowecl teainworlc on the part of every r, one lime ailvaneing the ball to their ig, thereby losing our oppo1'tunity to seore. The frame enllecl 111 a seoreless tie. D The last frame was ilaveml at New lla P . eleet, Vawelti. The vietory went to New goal line four times, the seore being 25- We have paicl tiibute to the football s the season of 1929. We hope late will tre regrets of this past season. .AL-ii mpton without .lesmore ancl Uaplain- llampton alfter' they haml erosseml our O. eason ol' 15728, aml are now eager for at us more lcinmlly to make up for the Page Eighty-One F M Dt.x,.ff'Rf wax rr.. W ,.,, ,Q Yr- s111tCt:11-age: AWAHTS AT 1t,A11wm's tsA'n'1E CBASKETBALL Q l .fgjl F J -:W ,C i Q f X X X ,, 'R ' t fllm, tl ASQ ' Q5 f f-x Vo-t'.xl l'.xiN Ro1sl1.l:'r S1-ici':1:: ulltilf' wht, plailvt-tl his lhirtl yt-tu' til' husltt-1 bull, was in tlmrtl Sl7l'illDlJlIlQ :intl slitrwtwl gutnl nilltlgllwlll wht-ii lt-ntl ing the team. Bula gI'illlll?1ll'S. Co-C.u l'.xIN Liao floor as well basket. l.t-ti stfiitestel' antl btlrotl for his next yCill'. J tis E111 I W1 LSO N: ball fm' U. l . lil'ISll'1iIL ll.xt'l:tTgx1 : :mtl tltltt-rmin: Page l:'igf1l.1f-z'u'o l'icn1n' Stwisolix: ULN!-IN: litui was gtmtl alt W4ll'lillll tht' hlll tltm , P as lllillilIl:jg1'001 ' .' - 2 z 'ii 'iht' l tht Nhot- ht hul wlit-11 ht' I'l'ili'llCll tht also Ql'2lflll?lt0S. lvtiizwuzim. l't-rry was not t-ligihlti until tht- stt li i i '-tmtl t ten tlitl not play as il l'l'Q'lll2ll'. Htl shtyultl ht- renitlni- work in tht- K ' um llt will ht l itl sttwmtl lowzl lwllls ga Glftlill, .loc playtrtl his st-t'tmt 2 l mtl last .Vl'Ell' til' haslctlt- His long shots :ultlt-tl nmny points t l.t-su lalttltt-tl t-xpt-l'it-nw lim maul- ' tl2'i 0 Olll' SCOVGS. t up Im It Ill llghl ntltm. llt- i't'turns iivxt YWII' t 'E no cf cc Es Q AWAHTS lllilills glllllllll AT LAB oinfs GATE 01 'M'-A.,, NP ii l' iiiniiig , giiniiiii GORDON JANIGSC i+'ol:wAlm. Small and i-unsislciit, tlmlls wilful-mlyn lie had plenty of Jon zulil fifflit wliivli mliil not want tlll'Oll 'llOllf tlic season. '4Go1'4lVH U'I'ZLLlll- 25 2' .f T1 alies this year. 1'lLLIO'l' S.xL'sl5l:: .Xllliougli only ii SUllll0lll0l'C, lic slmwc-rl an unusual illlltlllllt of . fight. He will be bavlc next yozu' To liolp lll'Olllll'C 21 winning team. i',u'TA1N-1-:I.1ic:'1' HICIIAIID l'Iu:is'r1aNsEN: uiium. 4'IJic'lc sliuweil ability ab: il goucl guarcl anil coulfl be rlepenflell upon to brvali up ilw oppoiivnfs plays HS iilicy nearcdl the basket. Dick returns 'next year. Page Eighty-tliiree CBASKETBALL, 1928-29 ' 1 M mea- .ax -f Ra... ,fx MP- 'IQUCCESS Awmiwrs lllllllls llllllllll mr LAHORE GATIEWR' ,, Q, 1 uniting Enuiiiii 'X' Tl1e basketball season opened with a game at Waverly. The game was elose throughout, with eaeh team leading at various times. .Xt the sound of the gun Waverly was on top of a 1-1-11 seore. Olsen was .high point man ot the loeal ag- gregation with live points. T0 keep in trim during the t'hristmas vacation a game was seheduled with an Alumni All-Star team. The boys fought hard but were foreed to be content with the short end ot a 233-12 score. Olsen and Wilson were the luminaries for the local team. After the holidays U. F. went to llast Waterloo where they eame up against r V U l . ' e ' H r, 1 1 1 cs x , 1 l-1 . However, during the second halt the Waterloo boys found the basket and we were defeated 18-12. Speer showed up well lor U. F. On January 11 lla Porte eaine here with one olf the best teams it has had for years. They showed good team work and had a deadly eye tor the basket. At the end offthe lirst liall' the gore stoodjl-73 with fthe down iriver! teani in the lead. During the second halt our boys braeed and played them on even terms but were not able to overcome the seven point margin. The game ended with lla Porte in the lead 24-17. The first victory ol the season eame on January 18 with ,lowa Falls as the vietim. The loeal boys opened tire in the first minute of play when James sank two field goals i11 rapid sueeession. C. F. lead throughout the game. The seore being 19-QS at the end ol' the first halt. During the set-ond halt praetieally our whole second team played and when the gun soumled they were still at the top of a 26-15 score. The next game was with our old rivals at T. C. ll. S. The tirst hallf was elose, neither teain having a large lead at any time. The fart that our boys were 110t accustomed to playing on such a large floor perhaps was the cause of their downfall. When the end of the game eame T. t'. ll. S. was leading 2-l-18. Olsen was high point man for the Downtown High. The return game with East Waterloo proved an exeiting game. .Xt the end ol' the first hall' Waterloo had a one-point lead. ln the seeond hallf V. F. forged ahead and seemed about to win the game when ltllliot a guard on the Waterloo 1, , team, found a seemingly Lucky spot on the floor from which he proceeded to drop in tour lield goals in rapid sueeession to give Waterloo the game with a 11-11 score. On the loeal team tfhristensen and Speer showed up well. The set-ond game with T. t'. ll. S., whit-h deeided the t'ity t'hampionship tor this year, was played on the local floor. The game was elose throughout, both Page lfiglz fy-four ms ...... H H!! ,,.. H 'fyrxgqfxn rw I-ff-XJ 6-171 i ' i 01. Msffgwiflisg AWMS :unlink aiiiiiiii AT Mamas GATIEIM7' A. unsung Slllllllll 1 l I W W tcams showing an mmsual amomil ol' light. .Xt thi- uml ol' thc first hall' 'l'1'2lllll11Q School lerl 123-H. Dlll'lllg' thv sovoml halt with thc spot-lators wilflly urging thi-m on, tho loc-al boys omit-svorcml 'l'i'ai11i1ig Svhool to lm-all 213-22 Wll4'll tlioro was but thirty sc-vomls to play. in an ovm'tiiiic pvrioml 'l'. C'. H. S. mallo a lim-lil goal tlicrcby winning both tht- gaiiic aml also tho Vity t'liampiouship 'itll' this ycar. Olsen ami f4lll'lSfOllSCll wt-i'e tho 0lllSl2llllllllQ' players :tor t'. I . On Fvbruary 15 the local team wont to Iowa Falls wlioro they won- giwii a 231- Zfl- sct-bac-lc. It was a rough c-ontost. many l:0lllS lacing vallwl but low of the :trot- throws wow maflc goorl by uitliur team. Sillliltllfll was high point mah l'oi' tk-ilai' Falls with six poiutsf A' Waverly 1-amc liorc I'oi' tho l'Utlll'll game apparoutly vonl'i4loiit' ol' 2l11lllllUl' vic- tory. 'l'hQy liwrl up to thoir liopvs chiviug thu first hall' at the 4-ml ol' whim-h lhvy lwl 11-S. l'low1-vci' t'oam'h llogcrs gawk thc loval loam an inspiring talk butwccli halves whivh causocl them to vomm- bavlc aml out-svoro tho oppom-nits 2 to l ami 'to win tho game JS-15. The wholc team played well. Tho toam ayeiigml the th-feat which New llamptoii hamlet! us in football by ilowniiig them, in baslictball. lt was a last game lbatiiiw-il by vlosc guarrling by both toams. Wo lull at the haltway mark 10-ti. Although Xcw Ilamptou trioml flOSlJQl'HtC1f' to ox'e1'c'oim: this loail, tftlill' Falls was still ahoaml at thc souml ol' the gun ll-13. The whole team playoml woll. to 52521 lllgs . f Page E ig7:.ty-five fs Mi fislmsfm ,ml 'Ewcfcmss AWAHTS AT Lmasoms GATEWW Ax i WA! 3 ' I Y oi 9 nelsgff' r :ac l 7IIR.AQK,19TZ.8 ,W Q W M ,. . . . . ,,. . , . 1 l lIlLll'I' path 4-mnpc-lilioii opemwl lm' tho liarvrs in an slunl im-vt with 'I' Q' ll S ,Xltlioiigli our uppmiciils wen- ilopoll to win, V. I . iipsut the lmvlu-t and won 675-58. Javohsoii was high swim' ol' thc num-l with firsl in the polv vault, eliscus. mul shot. :lull fhiiwl plum-0 in thi- high jump. Our in-xt lllvtff was at Wzin-i'ly. Laila- won lhv llll. livllvr won lhc- high liui'rllvs,z1ii4l Joiivs took lll'Sl in llw lim' liimllus. 'l'hv final si-ure was 80-48 in llimi- of Wziverly. The last im-vt in whivh we paiilivipailm-ml was lhv ll-ilni' Yaillvy im-vi. lliwnn :mil .lzwolrsvii lmlh plan-ml. 'l'he liwllowingg' nu-ii worm- :iii':1l'1l01l lottcrs: Gl'2llIl, .lain-obsi-ii, liullvr, Jones, :mil lmlcc. .luiws mul lmkc wow lho milv lm-ttwiiicii who i'vti1i'm-il This war. TRACK, 1929 1 .Ks this uilitlmi ol the liwl aml Rlnvlc goes to prvss, 1 ouch lloacrs is liitorimf hls lraivlq 3lSlJll'2ll1lS lm' thc appiwmvliiiig' lrzivlx si-nsmi. A sfpmil ol: uboul twviily- liw mum i'4-portwl for pi'nm'tii'v, mill hopvs arp high :il tho pri-sclit timi- lm' ai win- ning llfillll. llollmving is il 1-upy ul' thi' sc-ln-iliilu 'lm' lhis spring: April 20-'l'. l'. Ri-lay. .- , . ry ' w - vw 4 ' 1 1 1 .hlllll 241-fl rlziiigulzli' 11111-l-lualst lXEllL'l'lllH--l. 1. ll. 5.-1. l'. Milf' l--lluzll Mvvt with 'l'. if ll. S. May rl--1 Qclzii' Xullm-xv llvcl. fllzly ll-flliml llli-vl with Wan-i'ly. 'fryfr' lfiyllly-,v1i.4' L l fm, M A nl!! ,.,, 'Pncx5.,fx,f- no fm: Mn fewcccciess AWAHTS lllllllls Alllllllll mr LA1Bsom's GATIEWM' ,S , Illlllllg :llllulll W 1 ,Y--' -, . TRACK SQUAD, 1929 Cook, Garrick, Seltunrivli, l'awelti, t'ln'istensen, Lake, Wilson, Jones, Sanborn Flay, Sniitli, lJ0'l0Yil1l, Tnrnlaull, 'I'alnu-r, Johnson Peterson Olinsteail. J. Wilson Zeinor Paul, Mitze 7 1 7 7 TEN RED PEPPERS This year instead of liaving' tlie 'usual Pep Leailer anrl liis as- sistant, Mr. Street suggested the irlea of having' a Pep Squad to lie C0l11POSOLl of sturlents from the Seniors, Juniors and Soplioinores. This group was known as t l'lie Rell Peppers anml liaml charge of all tlie Pep Meetings ancl introcluvecl many new ancl clever stunts. Vncler tlieir eftim-icm rlirevtioii tlie Student lwoily regained sonic ot their sc-liool spirit anfl pen tliat liaml apparently been lost. Tin: Rell Peppersv ill'i'0lll1JillllOlil the Footlall anfl llaslcetball teznnsvon niost ol' their trips, and though tlie student liorly wasn't tliere to nialie all the noise, no mloulmt tlie Squad injm-tefl ninrli pep and entliusiasni into tlie fellows. Page Eiglzfty-seven P ' g 4 1 vm if Aww 111111. gill!!! Hmmm GATE fri fWmMi MW'Q GOLF-TENNIS, 1928 'Goll' :incl Tennis Cllj0YCll Vlilivir tirsl year as 0l'QtllllZQfl lllllltll' sports iluring the spring ot 1928. A t0ll1'11illllQlll was playcml in cavh of the sports with llohert' 1 Y f .Keller wi1111j11g,the SQv111'z1l 111a1tcl10s wcro playocl witl1 llC2U'lJj' schools. Of those ll1tltCll6S we los 1 111c1lz1l,in,,l1oH, :intl l1v1Q:11'gl,YOlsQ11'ocVgiriV11gjl1cfl'e1111is avigrrl. only one i11 bolt, but were 110t nearly as Slll'l't HSlilIl i11 'l'u111'1is, losing crory ll1iltl'll. Tho Sllllllllilfy ol! thu season is as follows: M El y M11 ty M ay M El y M ay M ay M ay , 'l'hc llollowiuwj T141 N N ,IS js Upp. U. F. 5--lil'll11ll.V fl0llfC1' -f-- hero 14 O SJ-'l'. C'. H. H.-thcrc 23 13 113-West Wutcrloo-thcro 86 0 Q13-lizist Waitvrloo-tlicrc 133 5 GOLF Q1-Gr11111ly Fc-iiter 0 IS 16-West Watorloo 18 18 733-ltlzlbt Waterloo 12.1 23 men wm-re ziwaiwlurl hitters: 'l'1-1111is--411. Olson, lf. ll'l'c1'11c1', M. Z' llaiuhr, .X. Olsvn. llolf-ll. lic-ller, S. l,lllGl'S4.'ll7 J. Boysa-11. As this Zlllllllil G OL I+'-TE N X TS-f1929 l go-as to pross, the Golf :incl 'l'u1111is l10lll'1lilIllClll'S are i11 prog- ress. Afl'c1' l'0lllPl0lQlIlg thc lf0lll'll2llllCl1lS, lll2ll4'l10S will he plzlycll with the follow- ing schools: liI'1lI11l.V Center, hero ..................... May 11. T. C. Il. S., there ...... ...... Q To hu z11'1'z111g'L-rll West Waterloo, hero ..................... May 15 lflnst Waterloo, livrl- ........ May IH West Waterloo, thcrv ...... ........ ll lay 2? Sflltt' Must, DQS Bloinm-s ....... May 25 Page 1L'i'yl1lff-1'1'f,'71l i 1 'N t fp'v -1 L fpllllvnsm-om fm! 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AT MMM GATE 5- ,lrxmlv calms U,xSKIc'1'nxT,T, 'l'IE.X1I Vvjlllnizf V .7nl1n'.Q011 Ki miugfon W Z lIfll'Zl'lllQN5 191117053 IIQUQ Page ,Yfrzcly NUl'llUX!UIi!'f ulirm l:.xs1w:'l'mlA1, 'l'1c.n1 Hurope Snfiilz, lHif1.w'n Haul: 1' AQZll'!'l'1lC?l' S!1wff1'vlf! . 'x N 'W L' 5 Qi' ' ' - Humor uf R s H I E W 2 YP use 3 Q 2: Q f H 45 If H H V Y Q ftzfztmras 5 sf ,, H E L.. 3 E S ' E fi E L ' 5 IK JH LZEJ . fxfswfnofffl rrvvfrwrxs-mfx-0fY .f rw5 lll.. rm. -----.. s Y7- - ,mv few KCCIES s AWAHTS mr LA1nsom's oA11'1ETM' he llllllif grierf' or llfllll 'if goal' 'na-mr' is foam! on llwse pages, For jokes llarc' lzrwli rffarl and lallgliefl al, all HlI'Ull.fjIl H10 agas. Lester Hauruni: How tlo you play liookey lroni a eo1'respo1ulenee selioolfw Stanley Deal: Just senml tlieni an empty envelope. -0- Miss Stover Cselec-ting tlie mist lor il playl: t'Wlmt experienee have you haul? Elsie lforlresz Oli, l was the one tliat 1-allerl up on the telephone in our 'l'l1anlcsgiving Pl'llgl'2llll.,7 Wi- Yirginia Pliilpot: What have you tl1ere?,' V .lolm lloysen: Kflli, just some inseet powclerf: Virginia: My lanml, you aren't going to eonnnit suieifle are you ? , vo- i'liuc,-lz Jones: 'tl 1lon't like these plays Miss Stover is putting onf, ' llutli Wemlemeyer: HWl1y? Chuck: Cause you tl0ll,t get to kiss zuiyliomlyfl 77 10.1. .Xliee Newman: nllii-lf. it's rain- ing. Why donna you put on your slielu-r? Dick: Hl've got 11 book in my lmnel and it won't go 'tlirougli tlic sleeyef, liloise Simpson: Yes, l live out in the country. lt eertainly lms its llll'0IlYUIllL'lll't'S.ii Miss lfronnn: What ilo you miss most ZW Eloise: 'l'lle lust train lionief' -W- Miss llsiit: allow many seasons ' vs in tlie year? Wilnm Morgan: 'l'l1ree-l'oot- I-alll, lmslcetlmll. anal x'olleylJall. .1401 Miss Seliern: t'l suppose tlmt you rearl Sll2lli9SlJl'3l'0?,, 'l'lu-lnm llnrlcness: 'f0li, yes, l reall all ol' liis stuff as soon :is it eomes out? tlllCt'l' up newlyweilz 'l'l1e first liunclreml liiseuits are tlie liarrlest, ...Oi 'l'lueInm l'a11roll: l just got lmelc lrom the beauty parlor. l was lliere tliree lioursf, Marcella, Ustergaarilz Too lmzul tlmt you stayed so long unil then ali4ln'l get wniteml onfi -0- llurton Byers: Say, can you ilig up El girl l'o1'tl1e party lonigl1t? Vlmrles St'lt61ll'lCllI ttSure, bu! wliy not tulie a live one? 0....q Une ol' tlie lamlies ol' Mrs. llez1n's rolnpany emlmzirassecl Lucille lmy say- ing: l eau almost put by arm nrounml youf' liueille lmluslieml deeply and sairl: 'Jllllilllli youff ,OT , Miss lllonnett fSPC2llilIlQ.f of eom- lorts, ileeeneies :mil luxuries in Eeo- nomies Clzisslz t'Woulcl in comfort- er that you lmve on your bell be ai vomlort or a luxury? .lolm ll. Bailey: Pnl call it il ilec-envy. -0- Nliss Simpson fin Voolcing Vlassl: 'l'liis meat tastes queer. Wlmt 1li4l you clo to it 'Pl' liyelyn Flliasen: Why, l burn- erl it, but l put llnguentine on it right ilWilj'.:7 'tliires there ai girl willi soul so ilealrl, - Wllo never lo ln-r lmoy frienrl liutili suifl, 'Wlien ilo we ez1t?' U .+- '4l.ives tliere 51 girl witli soul so dead, Wlio never to lu-r girl trienrl lmtli Saicl, 4 9: 77 ls my nose sliinyt Page Ninlg-on: X ' ,ww HX www, ,Q ,nw 'fgwccmss AWAHTS IIIIIIIIN 4IIIIIIIll AT LABORQS GATEINM' 1 iiiiiiiis eiiiiiiiii M H. 1 Page Xilzrfly-1100 if . J MXN ,rom ,fl 'WM . Ill.. fx-,A ,,,. , ,ws fsmfsss swam iniiins giiiuiii A , Illlllllg T -unum Lamonte GATIEGM' A., 'l'he laziest woman in Uerlar Falls is the one who puts popeorn in her pancakes so they'll tur11 over hy I themselves. .-01. Mr. lianlflinan Cat Girl's tllee l'lnh praetieel: Now open your mouth wi4le anil throw yoursell' right into it. ,0- '2Xn4l how flo you like sehool my little man? aske4l l'lenry's Mother. l like it elosenlf' repliecl llenry Peterson. ..,,.- lfaye I-ltingley: Do you helieye that kissing is inl'eetious?l' liflith Weisbaril: l 4lon't know l've never- Faye: t'You'x'e never been ill?', lflclithz aXo, l've never been kissed. -O.. Helga lf.: Len4l me SMH, l have left my purse at home. Ruth Mary S.: Hlflereis a tlime, take the street ear anml go anrl leteh itf' ...OT- Mr, Smith: Hare you any ab- normal hoys in your elasses? Miss Monnett: Yes, two: they hoth have excellent inannersf, -101.- XEW l'E.lR,S RESOLl,'7'l0.YN NA DE AND BROKEN Virginia Hansen: l shall not have any more rlates with Joe. Vera Warfl: I shall not wear any m.ore rouge or lip-stick. Evelyn Ranilall anil Dorothy lloekey: We shall lengthen our skirts. .101- IIEIIIFATED 'l'O L01 'IN THEIZIIEI? .Xin't atraiml of roarin' lions, Aint afraifl of bats, Ain't afraid of elephants, .Xin't al'rai4l ot snarlin' dogs, Aintt al'rai1l ot squirrels, .Xin't al'rai4l ot guinea pigs, llut l'm afraid ot' girls. Miss Sehern: Why were you late to elass ?'7 John lloysen: 'tlleeause vlass started helore I got here. .-O.. ' Miss illait: ul saw a lforil go where an Oakland eonl1ln't.,' Mary Louise Hoyt: Yesl to a Foril garagef, qi. Miss llenmlerson: Who knows what raee ot' people have blaek eyes anfl dark hair ? 77 Mary l.ou Mitze: Sheiks anml prize flg'llt01'S.U 10? Lucille llergstronix ul rlreameml I died last 11lf llt.v D Marlvs llillnian: What niaile You wake 'up ? D ., Lucille: ul get too hot? Miss ...Ol Stover: All right, now run up the t'lll'till1l.,' Daricl Mueller: t'What clo you think 'l Miss Vlassj : hy the am, a squirrel ?,' ,0- Monnett fin Economies What do you untlerstancl 'l'heory of l4lxel1a11ge?,' Robert Sueher: The Theory ol' l'lXCll2Ul '0 as l uinlerstantl it is not :H 75 very well unilerstoofl. Miss 4'What -0- llait tin Geometry Ulassj: is a. circle W, Clarenee Ranflall: A line whieh meets its other enrl without end- ingf: io.. Mr. Mahannah: Do you know liineoln's Gettysburg address ? Ralph lfranflsen: '4Xo, I 1,litln't even know he lirecl there. 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PHONE Miss .Xrmstrong was explaining to her American Literature t'lass the diflerenee between poetry and prose. All had been going well. lfinally, in a eoneluding tone she asked, i4Yow is there anyone who still doesn't understand Pi' 'l'-.iny .lesinore having admitted he was still a little uliazyw on the sub- jeet was fxalled to the desk. 'tYow, Tonyf' said Miss Arm- strong, suppose l should say, l'here was an old lady that lived on the hill ll' she hasn't moved away she lives there still., t l'hat,s poetry. But il' l should say, llll0l'0 was an old lady that lived on the hill ll' she hasnit moved away she lives there yetf iat's prose. Xow do you un- derstand W Milli, yes, now l understamlf' said Tony. All right then. give me an illus- tration. .Xnd alter sc-ratehing his head lor a moment Tony began, l'here was an old lady that l'ell in the well, ll' they havenit pulled her out slu-'s gone straight to ..... '7 Whit-h do you want, Miss Arni- strong, poetry or prose FH GHIHI .loi- 'l'he Joke 'lllditor may serateh with her pen 'l'ill tht and ' - r ol her lingers are sore, llut some one is sure to remark with seorn, llatsl llve heard it beforefi. io.- Lavina Haahr: Nlbo you know why a t'hevrolet is green? l'llla tlole: Kxo. why?, liavina: t'So it can hide in the grass when the New Fords go by.'7 7 f f s f f ' .T ' ..,. ,ge an . X54 pf While giving a Sales 'l'alk on liib- erty Stoves, il'llll1.CI' ltliekleberg was impressing upon the students the signilicanee ol' the word i'l,iberty. 'l'o site a speeitie example he said, Hliven George Washington when he crossed the Delaware said, :Clive me liberty or give me deatlif' Ol' all the sad surprises, there is none that will. eompare With treading in the darkness on a step that isnit there. .Loi She has everything! Youth, abil- ity, love, fortune, beauty, fame, adoration. The very dreams of the dreamers of the ages past are no mystery to her. .Xnd she is bound to be mine, all mine. Never once have l lound her without eounsel. Uh, perhaps she does have a bit of foolishness about her but still, the glorv ot' her is never absent. ls it any wonder that l prize her? Yo nonotonyin lull olf va- riety, Apologetie l'roni the begin- ning, but zealous to the end. Sh! l7on't get exieted. lit is just Orman White and his book ol' quotations. -0,- F-ieree lessons. L-ate hours. l l -nexpeeted eallers. X-ot prepared. li-ieked out. Page Ninety-S61 eu 9:W,,f'kS H fm2ff 'Hm ,rx fyn ...,.... W! ..... o fY1v .WD 'Ewcccrass Aww-S nggggggg ggggggggg M MEMS GATEM Page Ninety-eight ! L yn ifkwccmgs AWAHTS glllllllll Arn' LA1aama's csA'11'1E'x H .-,, W ',,,, , , Page Ninety-nine S YU QC CC IES S AWAHTS mums L fp? ,fps -10-f' fn lIIllIIIl Ill., ,,V, ,fl .us f IIIIIIIIN gums!!! M- Laws-S GA-ml-my A, .VINE POINTS Ulf' ADVICE TO GIRLS 1. Keep away from traek men, tl1ey are usually fast. 2. Never make dates with biolo- gy students, they enjoy cutting up too mueli. 13. The Football man is all right: he will tar-kle anything. 1. You can trust a tank man, he will dive in and do his best. 5. The tennis man is harmless: but enjoys a racket. li. Watch out for the baseball man: he hits and runs. 7. Be careful of the member of the dramatic club, he usually has Mr. Street Cin l'hysies Vlassj: llow do you find the horse pow- er ol' a ear? llobert Donovan: Just lil't up the hood and eount the plugs ?'? Toi. Alice Newman: Where in the world did you get sueh a horrible neekti e ? Diek: Phe lauglfs on you. You gave it to me for tlllI'lSlIlliLS.,: io...- Mr. Street fspeaking on the phonej: You say that Ross has a had cold and will I10t he able to attend sehool today. Who is this speaking?,' . SQVGl'Ell-ll'I1CS.' ' ' ' 8. Don,t play eards with a eivil engineer: he's a bridge speeialist. -O.. Tony J.: 't'l'here's a sense ol' luxury when one is lying in oue's .hed a.nd..4inging.one's bell lor 0110.5 yaletf' Lloyd Eekerman: Have you a valet Et 'Alf ony: g'Xo, but l have the bell. qi.. lliehard llofstadter: How did you get that bump?', James Petrie: Milli, that's where a thought struck nief' .loi M r. -lepsen: So you desire to 77 heeome my sou-in-law? Leo: 4'No, sir, I donttg but it I marry your daughter, li don't see how l can get out ol' it. e -0- l'hyllis Seltenrieh: Hllid lidi- son make the first talking ma- ehine ?', Freida Belz: No, God made the I'irst one, but lidison made the first one that eould be shut offf, . -0- Mr. Mahannah: 6'My razor won't eut at all, what can be the reason ? Mrs. Mahannah: My word, you donit mean to tell me your beard is tougher than oilelothfi Page Une llllnflrerl Yoiee fhoarselyggu My latherf' .Toi- Mr. Kauffman Qin Glee tllubj: Why did you stop singing in the ehoir?', Kathryn Yan 'Loh : 'Because one day l didnit sing, and somebody asked itdahe organ liadfbeen tiv- edf, - -o- Mr. Pettit: Whit-h is farther away, lingland or tlugJayoon? Gerald lflliasen: l+.ngland. Mr. Pettit: f'What makes you think so? Gerald: g i'ause we eau see the moon and we ean't see lCngland. 17 lI' l stand on my head, the blood rushes to itf' explained Miss Uady. 'Now l'm standing on my feet, why doesn't it rush into them? l3eeause, piped up Mary Louise lloyt, theylre not hollowf, -o- lMot'her: So your druggist re- fused to Cash a personal eheek tor you Fw Mary Emma: Yes, the horrid thing. And after me buying all my postage stamps from him the past year. 10.1. Bob Flay: Did you have a good time on Yew Yearis l9lve?,' Loren H: 4'They say I didf' 'Ein cc rc nas s AWAHTS llllllllt Illlllllll ,mr Lmasoiras GATEMH me fi-, ' --L, iiiiiiii: 'III I IIN ll'-l.VTEll .X l'OIllllilL'f eoinb, or what have you-Mamleline linclers. Sonic more height-lloss Cutler, Seine new guru-Helga Falken- berg. - .X new line-lflmlwarel Johnson, Some one to love-Burneil llal- pin. Home pep-Evelyn Mialain. .X new 4-hain for niy clog-Man garet Tlioinpson. Some boy's Vlass King-lluth llilttil. --0- liob llarriek: 44Mrs. Uawelti, inay I use your phone ?', Mrs. Uawelti: lk-rtainlv is .1 3 yours o11 the blink IW Bob: 4'X'o, but Sis is holding the winmlow up with the receiver, Ma is euttingr biseuits with the lnouth- pieee, anrl babv is teething on the eorml. .1 73 io.- 'l'ecl llansen: Dirt you hear about the traveling salesman who iliecl I? .Xrt Mullens: KNO, what about it?7' Q Tecl: Why, he left an estate ol' 500 towels anfl a hotel keyfl .T-0.1 lflllen Brown: I Wish I hail liv- efl three hunclrecl years ago. lluth Mary S.: Why? Ellen: I wouldn't have hacl so niueh Iflistory to learnf' .101- ,loe was telling Yirginia about the members of his football teanl. Yew, therets Caweltiv saiml he 7 7 ff' , ' . in a few weeks he will be our best nianfj Oli, gaspeil Virginia, 'tthis is so sudden. -0- 'l'he following letter was reeeiv- etl reeently by a eonipany which nianutaetures corn syrup: Dear Sir: 'l'hough l have tak- en six 4-ans ot your eorn syrup, my Il-et are no better now than when I started. f'Wouhl you eare to join. in the new Missionary Movement, my dear? inquired the kindly larly who was interestecl in foreign niis- sions. 'QI mlon't niintl trying it once, replied Helen IC. Peterson, Mis it anything like the Charleston ?', .iO,. The only incliviflual who hasu't kiekecl about the extremely short skirts the girls are Wearing is the mosquito. -7 io., Mr, Smith: awhen I said it takes three generations to niake a gentleman, tlicl Mr. Street think I was hitting at him ?7' Bob Speer: Oh, no. He saill he thought you were dreaming of the tlay when you might have a great grandson. QT-. I'hillip: Er-ah-si1'-I-er- that ,, is I eanie to say that your tlaughter tells nie that she-er-loves niefi Mr. lloekey: 'tOh, and you have eoirie to ask niy permission to marry her?'7 Phillip: c'Xo, sirg I have eonie to ask you to niake her, behavefi + . 'l'wo taees were elose together- I the inanis grim and tense: the oth- er fave was slnall and whiteg with two sleniler hands pressecl tightly A against it. lt was those frail hands that riveteil the nian's horrifiecl ffaze. 'flleavensl he said, still staring, and in his voiee was hopeless trag- efly, for that other face was the face of his watch, and those little hands tolfl hiin that he ha1l lnisseil the last train home. D -.10....- .Iohnnie liloysen in Soeiology elass: Ulliss Klonnett, l think this evolution is a great big elieatfi V Miss Monnett: Why tlo you think that?', V .lohnniez Nlt eheatefl us out ol' our tailsf' Page One Hvmflrefl 710 W WW fmjffw ask!! 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