Central High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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THE lUACKHAWK i yearbook ■■ HI -Y CLUB OFFICERS President ......................................... John Winter Vice-President .................................... William Bcin Secretary ...................................... John Bornholdt Treasurer ...................................... Ray Nycmastcr Directors ....................... Kenneth Braun, Howard Siegel MEMBERS William Bcin John Bornholdt Kenneth Braun Burton Gibney Robert Gibney Ralph Graham Edward Hass Willard Jordan Keith Jurgens Russell Marks Ray Nycmastcr Marvin Roscnc Ray Roscnc Morgan Sanford Howard Siegel Edward Wickclmann John Winter John Zocckler

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THB 'Jl DRAMATIC WORK During the past year the Dramatic Club has successfully presented a number of plays, including a night performance of two plays, and a one-act comedy before the students in a morning auditorium period. The club has also sponsored the Senior Class Play. On the evening of December 22, two one-act plays, “The Twelve Pound L x)k by J. M. Barrie and “Money” by Michael Gold were presented in the auditorium. The casts in- cluded : THE TWELVE POUND LOOK Sir Harry Sims ............Merle Lundvall Lady Sims .................. Alice Mason Kate ................... Elizabeth Keatley Tombes ................... Edgar Beckwith “MONEY” Moisha a cobbler .......... George Voss Yonkel—a pedler ............. Hugh Metz Abram—a porter ........... Edgar Beckwith Hyman—a pedler .......... Clarence Jenncr Mendel- a factory worker...Albert Steffen A Policeman ....................... Merle Lundvall On March . the comedy Modesty” was given for the students in the auditorium. The characters were: Henrietta ........... Marjorie Hakendorf Jacques ........................... Merle Lundvall Albert ................ Ronald Lorenzcn Committees for the night performance were as follows: Scenery: Gifford Mast, Arlene Tichenor, Elizabeth Griggs, Edward Schmidt, Frederick Priess. Costumes: Lois MacNeill, Burnetta Boettger. Make-up: Gladys Jones, Irma Thomsen. Properties: George Voss, Gladys Jones, Irma Thomsen. Program and Tickets: Burnetta Boettger, George Voss. Posters: Hugh Metz. Other club members acted as ushers. Clarence Jcnner and Albert Steffen took charge of the scenery for “Modesty.” I BLACKHAWK YFARBOOK Page 101

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THE '31 Richard J. Ramser Boys' Work Secretary, Davenport Y. M. C. A. HI -Y ACTIVITIES Among the boys' organizations on the High Sch(x l campus the Hi-Y Club has been most prominent during the past year in promoting sch x l spirit and interests in general of D. H. S. Organized student backing for athletic teams; the “All D. H. S. Banquet, honor ing those who have represented the school in all phases of activity during the year; and whole hearted support of all student activities which contribute to clean fellowship, clean scholar ship and clean athletics, has been the program of the club within the school. Notable among the accomplishments of the Hi Y during the year has been the organiza tion of the Mississippi Valley Hi Y Council including clubs within a radius of fifty miles of Davenport. The promotion of this organization has resulted from the strenuous efforts of a group of Davenport members, headed by John Winter, president of the local senior chapter, and now head of the district council. Within the city of Davenport the club has assisted in the formation of a junior chapter with sophomore students as members and the establish- ing of affiliated clubs in each of the three Intermediate schools. Meetings of the Hi Y Club are held weekly throughout the school year. A wide range of activities is carried on within the club membership and in conjunction with other school organizations. II BLACKHAWK YEARBOOK Page 103