Corning High School - Red Raider Yearbook (Corning, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1947 volume:

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MF..- THE RED RAIDER 1947 Co-Editors-Helen Kuhl cmd Belden Ioickson Business Manager-Raymond Gauthier i 3 MDEDNCATVIIQN . It is with everlasting thanks for his genuine efforts and admirable perserverance in the elevation of our school standards, that we sincerely dedicate this work to Harl Holt, Jr. IBOXSWQD OF ElJLlCATlQN Our proqressive and beneficial school system is due in great part to the work oi the Board ot Education ot the Corning Independent School District. lt is by the laws and iudqement oi this Board that the faculty of Corning High School carries out is work. Members to the board are elected the second Monday in lvlarch every three years. The treasurer is elected for a two year term. President: Max Lines Treasurer: Ed Larson Secretary: Anna E. Lyons Board Members: Lisle Wheeler, Art Marlait Louis Lauber, Francis Turner. ir -..554ig,,.- ADA llNlSTRATlON D. D. DUNLAVY Superintendent of Schools . 'A' CARL FEHRLE R. W. CURRIE Iunior Hiqh Principal Senior Hiqh Principcrl -'i'f5if+- FACULTY GRANT M. HERBSTRUTH English and Speech B. A. Degree Iowa State Teachers College Graduate Study University of Iowa MARY JANE LARISON Commerce Northwest Missouri State Teachers College B. S. Degree EVA KAZEBEER Science and Normal Training B. S. Degree Drake University M. A. Degree Iowa University ALICE L. PFANDER Mathematics B. A. Degree Park College HELEN ROBERTS HUTCHISON Physical Education English A. B. Degree Simpson College ROLAND O. HEGG Vocal and Instrumental Music B. A. Degree Luther College MARGARET SCHULZ General Science and Biology B. A. Degree Carthage College Post Graduate work University of Cliicag ROWENA TURNER Vocal Music B. A. Degree Grinnell, Iowa HARRY HELGASON Athletic Director B. S. Degree Iowa State Teachers Colloge Graduate Study Colorado University ANNA LYONS Secretary to Board of Education -if 6 521-74- FAC ULTY HARLEY L. HILLBORN Industrial Arts and Assistant Coach B. A. Degree Iowa State Teachers College CLARICE P. HEGG English and Latin B. A. Degree Simpson College LUCILLE STANLEY Home Economics B. A. Degree Iowa State College - Graduate Study Iowa State College GEORGIA C. VICTOR Mathematics B. S. Degree John Hopkins M. A. Degree Iowa University MARY MARGARET MACK Junior High Ottumwa Heights College HARL HOLT, JR. Social Studies and Director of Audio visual Education B. S. Degree Northwest Missouri State Teachers Collegi Graduate Study University of Iowa H. P. THIEL Agriculture B. S. Degree Iowa State College PATRICIA KUHL Secretary to Superintendent Ottumwa Heights College MINEVA MOON Librarian -+6f7kw- SCHOQL MFE st :N ' at 'gi X53-vivx 5 ran W! I ek x if ,f rg i 1 1. Men Wanted 2. The Harvey Trio 3. Birthday Party 4. Freshies E. Old Times 6. Practicing 7. Looks Good To Me. 8. Plain Lazy -..g3f3fg+..- CLASSES A mc1n's weolth SIENIICRS CLASS MOTTO is the good he does in this world. CLASS FLOWER Glddioli CLASS COLORS Coral and Aqua i' JACK JENNINGS Fruit Football 1-3-4, Student Council 1-2-Pres.4, Class President 2-4, Class Treasurer 3, Mixed Chorus 1- 2-3-4, Executive Board 2-3, State Contest Play 2- 3-4, Class Play 3, Thespians 3-4, Radio Speaking 3-4, Interpretive Reading 4, Debate 3, State For- ensic Play 3-4. HELEN KUHL Wo1fess', Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Girls Glee Club l-2-3-4, Sextette 2-3-4, Trio 3-4, Paper Staff 1-2-4, Thes- pians 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Student Council 1-4, Pep Club 3-4, Cheerleader 4, Home- coming Queen 4, Class Play 3, Executive Board 3-4, Annual Staff Co-Editor 4, Mixed Clarinet uartet 1-3, State Contest Play 3-4, Band 1-2-3-4. PHYLISS EVANS iiphyll-77 Creative Writing Club 2, Class Secretary 4, Pep Club 4, Hornemaking Club Pres. 4, Y-Teen V. P. 4, Y-Teen Treasurer 3, National Honor Society 3-4, School Paper Editor 4, Y-Teen 1-2-3-4, Executive Council 2-3, Paper Staff 1-2-3-4. RELDON JACKSON Edison Jr. F. F. A. 1-2, Track 2-3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Class President 3, Class Treas- urer 4, Student Council 3-4, Hi-Y 4, Annual Staff Co-Editor 4. -.,5f10kq., EN UO RS COLIN ANKENY Ank Hi-Y 1-4, Football 4, Basketball 4, Speech Activi- ties 4. DOROTHY BAILIFF Dot Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, V. P. Y-Teens 3, P. Y-Teens 4, Class V, P. 2, Pep Club 3-4, F. T. A. 3-4, Sec.-Treas. F. T. A. 3-4, Homernaking Club 1-2-4. Student Couniil 4, Annual Staff 3. WENDELL BELL ifwindyns Football 2-3-4, F. F. A. 1-2-3, Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Presi- dent Hi-Y 4, Executive Board 3, Student Council 4. ELIZABETH BENNETT Beth Glee Club 1. Y-Teens l-2-3-4, Homernaking Club 1-2-3. JUANITA CASE Janie Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4. Madrigal 3, Sextette 4, Band 4, Paper Staff 2-3-4, Homemaking Club 1, Latin Club 1-2, Y-Teens 1-2-3-4. Speech Activities 4. DALE CHASE ' Squeak'l Hi-Y 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 3-4, Boxing 2, F. F. A. 1, Annual Staff 4, One Act Play 4. ROBERT CLINE HB0b7! Hi-Y 1-4, Mixed Chorus 1, Basketball 2-3-4. Foot- ball 1-2-3. Speech Activities 4. HAROLD COOLEY, JR. Gene Football 1-2-3, F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, Hi-Y 4. Track 1. DONALD COSTIN naDOnrx F. F. A. 1-2-3-4. THERESA CURRY url-wootu Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Sextette 1-3-4, Mixed Vocal quartet 3-4, Mixed Clarinet quartet 3-4, B flat Clarinet quartet 3-4. Band 1-2-3-4, Science Club 4, Paper Staff 1-2-3. G. A. A. 3, Speech Activities 3-4. ---131 132+- SENlQRS DOROTHY DAY ssD0tss Y-Teen 1-2-3-4, Paper Staff 1, Homemaking Club Treasurer 4. CARMALITA DEVEREAUX t'Carrr1 Paper Staff 1, Pep Club 1-2-3. Speech Activities 1-2-4. G. A. A. 3. Glee Club 1. VICTOR DICKS Coonie Speech 3. Hi-Y 4. Junior Class Play 3. TWILA DOTSON suTwi1e Homemaking Club l-2-4, V. P. 4. Y-Teen 1-2-3-4. A. A. 3, Pep Club 4. ROBERT DUELING uBOb7: F. F. A. 1-2.3-4, Football 3-4, Basketball 3-4, Track 1-2-3-4. Hi-Y 1-2, Boxing 2-3-4. ROBERT EASTERLIE HBOb?! F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, Hi-Y 1-2-3-4 BETTY LOU FARMER HJasper Mixed uartet 3, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Girls Sextettc 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Cheerleader 1-2, Y-Teen 2 Class Play 3. DICK FINLEY 'lStretch Football 2-3-4. Basketball 1-4, Track 1. F. F. A l Hi-Y 4. VIOLET FINNELL Apyken Homemakirig Club 1-2-4, F. T. A. 3-4. Reporter 4 Y-Teen 2-3-4. Girls Glee Club 2. JAMES FIRKINS lKJim77 F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, V. P. of F. F. A. 3, Pres. of F. F A. 4, Boxing 3, Pep Club 4, Hi-Y 4. 1-1251 2Ef--- SENlORS GERMAINE FLEMING Flems Latin Club 1-2, One Act Play 3-4, Creative Writ- ing Club 1, G. A. A. 3, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Sextet 3-4, Paper Staff 1-2, Science Club 4, Thespians 3-4, Pep Club, 3-4, Cheerleader 4, Speech Activities 3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Clarinet Quartet 3-4. RAY GAUTHIER liBa1dyv Class Play 3. Mixed Chorus 1-3, Thespians 3-4, Contest Play 3-4, Football 3, Track 3, Annual Staff 3-4. Speech Activities 4. RICHARD HAMILTON KlDick5! Mixed Chorus 1, Football 1-2-3, Basketball 1. Track 3, Hi-Y 4, Executive Board 3-4, President of Executive Board 4. MARY HARVEY Pinkie Band 2-3-4, G. A. 3-4, Y-Teen 2-3-4, Homernaking Club 1-2-3. Annual Staff 4, Girls' Glee Club-1. BERNARD HATTON Ike Pep Club 2, Mixed Chorus 2-3, Executive Board 4, Football 1-3.4, Basketball 2-3-4. RUTH E. HAVENS t'Ruthie Y-Teen 3-4, Homemaking Club 3. HENRY HEATON 6KHank!1 Hi-Y 3-4. Treasurer of Hi-Y 4, Track 4. LAVONE HILL Vonnie Y-Teen 1-2-3-4, Student Council 2, Pep Club 3-4, Paper Staff 4. Speech Activities 3-4. CLEO HUNTSMAN 'tHunts'l Band 1-2-3-4, Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3, Mixed Chor- us 1-2-3, G. A. A. 3, Hornernaking Club 1-3, Beauty Queen 3, Basketball 1-2, Y-Teen 1-2-3-4, Class Play 3, Trumpet Trio 3-4, Speech Activities 4. DON JOHNSON K. C. Kid Central Franklin Club 2, Trovere 1-2, Graphic Arts Club 1-2, Student Council 2, Track 3. -f+Ei13Ei+ - S EN lO IRS DALE JOHNSTON Crash Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2, Track 2-3, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3, Boy's quartet 3, Hi-Y 1-3-4. DORIS JOHNSTON Snoopy Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, Homernaking Club 1-2, Pep Club 4, Annual Staff 3-4, Paper Staff 3-4, G. A. A. V. P. 3, G. A. A. Pres. 4, Student Council 3-4. SHIRLEY JOHNSTON LlShir!7 Homemaking Club 4, Y-Teens, 3-4. LEONA KEITH Gussey Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, Y-Teen Cabinet 3-4, Homemak- ing Club 1-2, G. A. A. Cabinet 3-4, Class Play 3. Pep Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Girls' Glee Club 1. Contest Play 4. MARVIN LAWRENCE Technical F. T. A. 3-4, Class Play 1, Speech Activities, 3-4. JAMES LEE AEJim1! F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, Football 2-3-4. BURTON LITTLE Burt F. F. A. 1, Track 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 3, Class Vice President 3, Hi-Y 4, Boxing 2-4. GLEN NA LOVIG nsLOVyxv Y-Teens 2-3-4, Homemaking Club 1-2, G. A. A. 3-4, Girls' Glee Club 1. ARLETA LUNDQUIST Tessie Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4. Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, Y-Teens Treas. 4, Pep Club 4. Homemaking Club 1-2, Latin Club 1-2, Speech Activities 4. BARBARA MCGREGOR AsBarbn Mixed Chorus 1, Band 1-2-3-4, Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, Y-Teen Cabinet 3-4, Class Play 3, Speech Activi- ties 4, Paper Staff 2-4, Pep Club 3-4, Cheerleader 4, Annual Staff 4, Homemaking Club 1, G. A. A.. 3, Clarinet quartet 3-4. -..ygg 1415..- SIENIICIRS DARWIN MlLLER HDOb!7 Hi.Y 4. F. F. A. 2-3-4, Football 4. DEAN MILLER Wolf Hi-Y 4, Pep Club 4, Boys Glee Club 1-2. Mixed Chorus 1-2, Band 1-2. RUBY A, NICKS Nicki Mixed Chorus 1. Y-Teen 1-2-3-4, Homemaking Club 1-2-3. RICHARD NOLTE Dick Hi-Y 2-3-4, F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Boxing 2. ROBERT NOLTE NBObH F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Hi-Y 4. DARRELL RAYMOND OGBURN HGggieH x Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Basketball 3-4, Track 1-4. F.F.A. 1- 2-3-4, Football 2-3-4. ELEANOR OLIVE Ellie Mixed Chorus 1-4, Y-Teen 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2, Girls' Glee Club 1-2-4, Homemaking Club 1-2. Paper Staff 4, Y-Teen Cabinet 3. MARTHA PAUL .iMartyvJ Y.'l'een 1-2 3-4. DELMAR PELMULDER HRod!! Football 2 3, Basketball 2-3, Track 1, Boxing 3. Thr-spians 3 4, Contest Play 3. ROBERTA PIERCY HBert1 7 Y-Teen 1-2-3-4, F.T.A. 3-4, Homemaking Club 1- 2-4, Mixed Chorus 1. -43 1 55, SIENIICIRS DONALD PRESTON uspookn Basketball 1, Pep Club 2, Hi-Y 1. ROBERT PRESTON HBOb79 Hi-Y 1-2-3, FEA. 1-2-3-4. MILREE REYNOLDS nRee1: Honiernaking Club 1-2-4, F.T.A. 3-4. G.A.A 3. Y-Teen l-3-4, Operators Club 4. LUCILLE RICHIE Rich Hmm,-making Club 1-4, YfTcen 1-2. Paper Staff -L. BEETY RIDNOUR i Bott Home-milking Club 2-4. F,T.A. 3-4, Y-Teen 3-4, FRANK ROBERTS Gopher F.F.A. l-2, Hi-Y 1, Football 3-4, Track 3. CLETA JANET SCHAFFER HJan35 Annual Staff 3, Paper Staff 1-4, Y-Teen l-2-3-4. Y-Teen Cabinet 4, Homernaking Club 1-2, Cheer- leader 4, Speech Activities 4. WILLARD L. SCOTT :LI-Iardyss Football 1-2, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Boys Quartet 3-4, Madrigal 1-2-3, Class President 1, State Con- test Play 3, Class Play 3, Executive Board 2-3, Annual Staff 4, Paper Staff 4. THELMA SHAFFER Gabby Y-Teen 2-3-4, Homemaking Club 1-3-4, G. A. A. 4. JACK SHEPPARD Slshepli Hi-Y 2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Annual Staff 3. ..5f1 gig..- SENHQRS DARLENE SMITH smmyr Homemaking Club 1-2-4, Homemaking Club Secretary 4, F. T. A. 3-4, F. T. A. Prseident 3, G. A. A. 3, Y-Teens 1-3-4. WILMA SMYTH Willie G. A. A. 4. Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, Homernaking Club 1-4. MARJORY SULLIVAN nsullyn G. A. A. 3-4, F. T. A. 3-4, Hornemaking Club 1-4, Operators Club 4. JUNE TERNAHAN 'tPancake Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, Y-Teens Cabinet 4, Homemaking Club 1-2-4. F. T. A. 3-4. AUSTIN TURNER 5lTub!? Mixed Chorus 1-2-3, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Class V. P. 1, Madrigal 1- 2-3, Boys' quartet 3. SARA MAE WEST Stinky Y-Teens 1-2-4, Mixed Chorus 1, Girls' Glee Club 1, Basketball 1. VERLYNE WESTPHAL Floats Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 2-4, Track 1-4, Box- ing 3-4, F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, Hi-Y 3-4, F. F. A. V. P. 4. NANCY WIDENER Nance Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Girls' Glee Club Pres. 4, Sextette 1-2-3-4, Madri- gal 2-3, Creative Writing 1-2, All School Play 2, One Act Play 1, Girls' Trio 3-4, Band 2-4, Carnival queen 4. Paper Staff 1-2-3, Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4. G. A. A. 3, Homemaking Club 1, Sec. Treas. 1, Latin Club 1-2. EVELYN WINKLER GKEVie3! Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, F. T. A. 3-4, G. A. A. 4, Horne- making Club 1-2-4, Paper Staff 4. ---1241 753- 411839-f ,IUNIIOIRS Danny Dixon Benita Moore Patricia Flowers Joan Abbey David Bain James Barton Lila Beemer Hazel Bennett L Louise Bixlel' Laura Boswell Stanley Brokaw Deva Mae Bycroft Mary Alice Carothers Maxine Carter Ruth Chase JIUNIIOIKS Mary Davis Katherine Davis Wayne Crill Patsy Fuller Roy Fleharty Paul Farris Gerry Gauthier Harriet Gaskill James Gallogly Dolores Goodvin Richard Goldsmith Vonnie Harrison Joan Haley David Graham Olin Gourd Belva Dean Holker Jack Hiley Dorothy Harvey Frank Johnson Patty Johns Charles Israel Y'xf5.:ww3'C'1i', -mapp- fc - ', .-N I -i'f20ii4-'- JUNIIQRS Opal Johnson Wilma Jones Betty Karstensen Neva Kempton LaRue Klopp Arnold Leonard Drexel Leonard Harold Leonard Lorane Lynam Ray Mack Betty Miller Eleanor Miller John Nevius Betty Nolte Russell Norcross Russell Olive Gale Penfold Hollis Penfold Deloma Pennington Jean Phillips Ronald Piercy JIUNIIQRS Russell Schafroth Roy Russell Alice Reed Marcia Showers Alice Shearourn Dee Scott Bernita Starks Carl Snyder Robert Snodgrass Edward Sullivan Gerald Straight Betty Sterling Eldon Thomas Anita Thomas Mary Pat Sullivan Virginia Tucker Doyle Tranbarger Marian Thomas Cheryl Westlake Edna Weeks Mary Jean Waters --+f3f21l13+- SOPHOMOIRES TECNT ROW: Lawerence, Riley, Richie, VanPelt. P1'eston, Lundquist, Leonard. Murdock, Keever. Peterson. Scoot, Triplett. SECOND ROW: King, lVlcMorran, Walters, McMurray, Sullivan, Paul, Pearson Ogburn, Little, Oliphant. Strait, Wilkison, Mitchell. THIRD ROW: Mitchell, Knerr, Williams, Meggison, Stalder, Showers, Wilkie Kennedy, Rogers. Wallace. McGregor. Ryan. 'lr FRONT ROW: Carothers, James, Johnson, Bassett, Frederick, Fellows, Bixler, Johnson. Q D SECOND ROW' Good Bain, Andrews, Olive, Johnson, Cooney, Fuller, Costin. THIRD ROW: 'Coopor,'H.a1-gan, Johnston, Boker. Haley, Boswell, Byoroff, G1-off, Dueling, Beath, Fife, Costin. - +Et22lQ+ FIRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Walter, Walford, Mullin, Roberts, Sullivan. Keith. Russell, Law. Stillinger, Waters, Russell. SECOND ROW: King, Roberts, Ogburn, Peterson. Peckham Walter, Roberts, Ruff. Peterson, Lawrence, McGregor, Maeder. THIRD ROW: Preston, Thomas. Phillips, Riegel. Mil1L'l Thomas, Kretzinger. Kennedy, Schowalter, Morton. Kernpton, Riggle. 'A' FRONT ROW: Hill, Hayes, Hogan. Frederick. Norton. Fl't:fAQ1iCi-i. Staplf-ton. Hatton Bixler. Brown, Duncan, Bailliff. SECOND ROW: Elwood, McManis, Crouse. Brown. Jackal n. Clement, MCGrej:or Brown, Arbuckle, Cooper, Cotter. Heaton. THIRD ROW: Hill, Fry, Herring, Adams. Holbrook, Arnlmse. Huntsman. Gallogly Beemer. Jackson. Carothers, Bailiff. -..gif 2 3 lg..- JUNIOR HUGH FRONT ROW: Fleming, Crouse, Adams, McKee, Rouch, Schrodt, Snyder, Johnson. Nicks, Hackett, Darrah, Scott, Widener. SECOND ROW: Klopp Richey, Driksell, Watts, Johnson, Miller. Nelson, Thomp- son, Lawerence, Week. Richie. THIRD ROW: Keefc. Nelson. Bycroft, Miller, Lundquist. FRONT ROW: White, Cline, Waters, Van Pelt, Robison, Gentle, Stephens, Long Amons, Bohanan, Holker, Lawrence, Claussen, Sprague. SECOND ROW: Graham, Lauber, Dotson. Dicks, Davis, Adams, Richie, Wildman Walter, Talty, Richey. Fredrick, lVIcCelland. THIRD ROW: Watts, Coulthard. . e5l,24l:5 , x L l 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. ll. 2. 13. 14. H. S. BABIES Harold Leonard Milree Reynolds Maxine McGregor Violet Finnell Stinky Miller Jeanette McGregor t'Snookum Keith Dotty Bailiff Barb McGregor Evie Winklerg Juanita Case Glenna Lovig Some Babe Anita Rogers Darlene Smith - -1425 ELIZABETH BENNETT lOYCE MCMANUS PATTY IOHNS Queen Chosen by Nu Chapter of Phi Sigma Epsilon Fraternity Northwest Missouri State Teachers College MARGARET JOHNSON IOAN PIPE The 1947 Red Raider Beauty Queen -'-Jff27fi+ - ORGANIZATIONS SCIENCE CLUB The X-plorer's Science Club was organized in October 1946. The aims of this club are: 1. To increase our knowledge of science. 2. To learn to perfect our skills in science. 3. To live what We have learned. 4. To understand the importance of science in our lives. 5. To learn to apply the scientific method. 6. To help carry out the program of the Science Clubs of America. This Club is the local member of the Science Clubs of America. Any boy or girl who is interested in fulfilling the aims of this club and who has at least a B average may apply for membership. Applicants are discuss- ed and voted upon. Each member has a project on which he works. The Edison Memorial Projects wer also Worked out by several of the members. Club officers are: President ., .. . .. .. Norma lean Peckham Vice President . ..,. ...,.....,. .....,, P a ul Parris Secretary . ...... Patricia Flowers Treasurer ,... ,............,. ........ M ary Ryan Librarians .,..., ...,.. D eva Mae Bycroft and Harriet Gaskill Reporter . ....., Ieanette McGregor Sponsor . , . . ., , Mrs. Shultz 'A' FRONT ROW: Ryan, Flowers, Curry, Fleming, Peckham. SECOND ROW: Bycroft, Gaskill, Farris, Lundquist, Jackson, McGregor, Mrs. Schultz. -- +Ef30l13f-f- HLY FIRST ROWQ Johnson, Easterlie, Penfold, Olive, Chase, Bell, Nolte, Tranbarger, Hlley, Wilkinson, Carothers, Murdock, Nolte. SECOND ROW: McMurray, Ogburn, Gallogly, Gourd, Russell, Cooley, Snodgrass, Leonard, Johnson, Cline, Ankeny, Hamilton, Bain Straight. THIRD ROW: Mr. Holt, Dicks, Scott, Brokaw, Piercy, Bartan, Hess, Farris, Ogburn, Oliphant, Heaton, Israel, Thomas Little. The Corning Hi-Y Club, which is a member of the District and Area Y. M. C. A., is open to all Sophomore, Iunior and Senior boys that are in good standing in the school. The purpose of this organization is to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the school and the community. The Hi-Y's creed is clean speech, clean scholar- ship, clean sports and clean living. Among the outside activities which the Hi-Y sponsored this year were Boxing Tournaments, selling programs at football games, and Southwest Iowa Basketball tournaments. They also acted as a co-sponsor of the all-school carnival. A special award pin is given to the most outstanding member for his efforts in making the Hi-Y a better organization. Wendell Bell holds the office of Chaplin in the Southwestern Iowa Hi-Y District. Paul Farris and Henry Heaton are members on the Southwest Iowa Council. Local club oiiicers: President .......,...,. Wendell Bell Vice President ..... , Paul Farris Secretary ..,.,. .... . . Russell Olive Treasurer ........ , Henry Heaton Advisor ..... ,....,........ M r. Holt 1 e-tEf31l2r--- HOMEMXXKINC CLUB The Homemaking Club was organized September 4, l945 with a member- ship ot 75. Membership to this club is open to all girls who are interested in the vocation of homemaking. The principle aims ot this club are to promote friendliness among the student body and to encourage and educate girls for this future vocation. ln the l946 Homecoming parade, the l-lomemalcing Club attained tirst place. The open house at the home management house was conducted by the Club. A Mother-Daughter Tea was held. Each girl had a project, chosen from tive crafts, which were judged. The otticers are elected at the beginning of each school year. President . Phyllis Evans Vice President Twila Dotson Secretary Darlene Smith Treasurer Dorothy Day Reporter Mary lean Waters Advisor . Mrs. Stanley 'Ir FRONT ROW: Ogburn, Hayes, Arbuckle, Elwood, Mitchel, King, Peterson, Sulli- van, Knerr, Lawrence, Kempton, Hill, Brown, Heaton, Preston, Roberts. SECOND ROW: Bailiff, Carter, Jones, Richie, Smythe, Day, Stalders, Showers, Fuller, Weeks, Crouse, Riggle, Peterson, Duncan, Miller, Hayes. THIRD ROW: Starks, Shearburn, Pennington, Maeder,Cooper, Thomas, Phillips, Morton, Shaffer, Kretzinger, Johnston, Dueling, Dueling, Finnell, Waters, Havens, Dotson, Meggison, Sullivan. FOURTH ROW: Bennett, Cooper, McGregor, Kennedy, Jackson, Cotter, Johnson, Ridnour, Kempton, Winkler, Thomas, Brown, Evans, Groff, Boswell, Haley, Baker, Arbuckle, Johnston, Bailiff, Miller. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Stanley, Davis, Brown, Riegel, Wilkie, Bixler, Reed, Clement. Reynolds, Smith, Ternahan, Kennedy, Thomas, McGregor, Bozwell, Piercy. . 4gi32,34.,- FUTURE FfXlQiX.illl3.S CF Aikllflilf .. lx FIRST ROW: Keith, Holbrook. Cooney, Conner. Fredrick, Shafroth. Peterson Johnson. Walford, Peckham, Roberts, Piercy. SECOND ROW: Fredrick. Olive. Russell. Carothers, Roberts, lVIclVlor1'an, Gold- smith. Bailiff, Jolinstrn Sullivan. Fullcr. King, Walters. Walters, Costin Russell. THIRD ROW: Scott, Gourd, Easterlie, Penfold. Carothers, Sullivan, Firkins, Beemer, Strait, Bixler, Pearson, Israel, Richie. Norcross. FOURTH ROW: Ogburn. Fredrick, Russell. Dueling, Nolte, Cooley. Fleharty. Lundquist, Van Pe-lt, Lee. Westphal. Costin. Brokaw. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Theil, Sullivan, Hess. Amkrose. James, Crill. Leonard, Mur- dock. Little. Riley. Y The Gnifiroc Chapter cf the P. F. A. was granted a charter on October 22, 1929. This organized is open to all high school boys who are enrolled in Vocational Agriculture. This organization offers opportunities for recreation, service, development of leadership, citizenship, cooperation and thrift. Their motto is: Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve. The F. P. A. emblem in national blue and gold is a cross section of an ear of corn surmouted by the American eagle. Our local group has 67 members. Some of our activities this year in- cluded, judging livestock, raising a demonstration plot ccnsisting of fifteen combinations of legumes and grasses, producing another demonstration plot znade up of ten varieties of potatoes, making a field test ct twenty-five different kinds of corn, treating seed grain, raising three acres of Reed Canary Grass and two acres of Pawnee Wheat and many other projects. We have set up a point system by which awards will be given. Officers: President ,, . lames Firkins Vice-President . Verlyne Westphal Secretary Stanley Brokaw Treasurer . lames Lee Reporter Charles Israel Sergeant at arms Hollis Penfold Adviscr H. P. Thiel -..,Q,f33lf,..- m y HOM E MfXNfXC1lEMEN'l' HOUSE The Home Management House was organized in l946 by Mrs. Lucille Stanley, the Home Economics teacher of Corning High School. The Home Management House was created to meet the needs of the country girl staying in town. lt not only offers a beautiful home but wide experience in home management. girls with the work being divided to operate the house at cost. lt is The rules and regulatlons were to the parents for approval. They President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Business Manager Advisors The entire household is run by the ten up into shifts. The budget was estimated a non-profit organization. compiled by the girls, voted on, and sent also elected their own officers. Leona Keith Iuanita Case Anita Rogers Lavonne Hill Doris lohnston . Mrs. Stanley and Miss Larison. 'lr FIRST ROW: Hill, Lee, Winkler, Davis, McManis, Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Stanley, Keith, Johnston, Rogers, Case, Miss Larison. -. ,gl 34 tg, .- Fl,lTl,lRlE TEACHERS OF AMIEIRIICA FRONT ROW: Goodvin, Sullivan, Chase. Ternahan, Bailiff, Finnell, Bennett. SECOND ROW: Lawrence, Ridnour, Piercy, Reynolds, Smith. VVinkler, Thomas, Miss Kazebeer. 'A' The Future Teachers of America was developed by the National Educa- tional Association in Iuly, l937. High school F. T. A. groups are known as clubs. The F. T. A. Club of Corning High School was organized in 1939. The purpose of the club is to prepare boys and girls for the future vocation ct teaching. Membership is permitted to any young person in high school who has the desire to become a teacher and is not limited to students taking normal training. The local club at the present time has fifteen members. A monthly meet- ing is held on the first Wednesday. An initiation party was given for the new members in the fall. The club sponsored the Iunior Red Cross program in high school this year. President Darlene Smith Vice President lune Ternahan Secretary . . Marvin Lawrence Treasurer Dorothy Bailifi Sponsor .. , Miss Kazebeer -...Ql35lZk. .. GIRLS ATHULETTC ASSQC lATlQN The Girls Athletic Association was re-organized in lanuary l945 with the following objectives in mind: l. To stimulate and organize a wholesome pro- gram of physical activities which will contribute to the development ot high school girls. 2. To include a variety of activities so that our school will have an opportunity to select those which will be useful in its own situation. 3. To offer a wide range oi opportunities tor leadership to each girl. 4. To stimulate interest in health and to encourage the use ot common sense throughout ones lite. 5. To stimulate interest in sportsmanly attitudes and conducts. 6. Tc stimulate interest in wholesome leisure time activities which will serve the student not only while she is in school, but also after graduation. The G. A. A. Board Members are as follows: Volley Balleeliay Davis and loan Fife: Table Tennisf eBetty Groii and Mary Harvey, Hiking-eGlenna Lovig and Maxine McGregor: Basketballf-'Patty Beath and Lydia Dueling, Bicycling-f-Evelyn McGregor and Elinor Wallace: Soitball4Marjorie Sullivan and Dolores Leep Folk DancingeeMarcia Bycrott and Beverly Heaton: Ballroom Dancing--ePhyllis Cotter and Belva Dean Holkerg Soccerfleona Keith and 'Wilma Symth. Points are given tor participation in athletic activities, leadership and cr- ganizaton ot these activities, special skills such as lite saving etc., and cor- recting health detects. These points are transterred from year to year. Awards are given according to the number ot points acquired. A letter being given to anyone with 500 or more points and a gold pin being presented tc those earning over lOUU points. OFFICERS President Doris Iohnston Vice Presidents , loan Haley, Anita Rogers Secretary Dcrthy Harvey Treasurer , Betty Sterling Faculty Advisor Mrs. Hutchison ir FIRST ROW: McGregor, Davis, Cotter, Crouse, Kretzinger, Bailiff, Morton, Elwood. Riggle, Fife, Peterson, Lawrence, Johnson, Cooper, Heaton, Preston. SECOND ROW: Wallace, Beath, McGregor, Haley, Sterling, Holker, Phillips. Smyth, McGregor, Miller, Maeder, Dueling, Haley, Sullivan, Shaffer, Harvey. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Hutchison, Lee, Hargan, Groff, Harvey, Kempton, Rogers, Winkler, Kennedy, Arbuckle, Riegel, Bycroft, Keith, Johnston, Lovig, Dueling. f -rTt3657Rf- 4' PIE? CLUB FIRST ROW: Elwood, Flowers, Holker. Johns. Widener, McGregor, Schaffer, Kuhl Fleming, Sterling, Carothers. SECOND ROW:. Bain, Huntsman, McGregor, Morton, Phillips. Brown, Stalcler, Dotson, Bailiff, Lundquist, Bixler, Jackson, Firkins. THIRD RCW: Mrs. Hutchison, Dicks, Miller. Jackson, Haley, Jones. Harvey. Rogers, Johnston, Keith, Groff, Evans. Showers, Hill. Israel, Sullivan. 'A' The Pep Club was first organized in l92l. The object ot this organization is to strengthen and maintain the school spirit. ln order to be a member one rnust have a loud voice, enthusiasm and be a loyal booster of C. H. S. . This year the candidates were chosen by the Pep Club sponsor and approved by a taculty committee. They were then voted upon by the student body. Letters are qiven as awards by a faculty committee. They were then 'fated upon by the student body. Letters are qiven as awards tor commendable work. The Pep Club sponsored several pep assemblies ond worked os a co sgiciisor of the Homecoming. The otticers ot the Club are: President Reldon lackson Secretary loan Haley Treasurer lirn Firkins Faculty Sponsor Mrs. Hutchison -r -f3l37lt+i- STUIDENT C0llNClL The Student Council of Corning High School is the law-making body or the school. This organization has been functioning for eight years. The object of the Council is to maintain a medium between the students and the faculty. The Council's undertaking of projects serves to increase the good qualities of the school. Management of the annual Homecoming event is done by the Student Council. The new idea of a formal Freshman initiation was introduced this year by the Student Council at which a new school creed, prepared by the Council, was read and adopted. School decorations at Christmas are arranged by the Student Council. Representatives to the Student Council consist of six Seniors, four luniors, and two Sophomoresg these being elected on the third Wednesday in April by secret ballot. ln September, of the next faal, one Freshman will be elected, also by secret ballot. Officers of the Council during l946 ad l947 were: President lack lennings Vice President . l-lelen Kuhl SecretaryfTreasurer loan Abbey Sponsors . . ., Miss Larison and Mr. Currie The other members are: Dorothy Bailiff, Doris lohnston, Wendell Bell, Reldon lackson, Benita Moore, Robert Snodgrass, Danny Dixon, Patty Beath, Eugene VanPelt, Carol Lou Elwwod. i' . .. PAPEIQ STAFF FRONT ROW: Haley, Keith, Johnston, Jennings, Scott, Dixon. Tranbarger, Hill. Sterling, Lynam, SECOND ROW: Showers Morton, Crouse, Kuhl, McGregor, Schaffer, Richie, Ryan, Klopp, Evans, Fife, Miss Larison. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Hegg, Paul, Winkler, Tucker, Nolte. Case, Rogers, Groff, Beath, Beemer, Abbey, Johns, Moore. 'Ir The Corning High School Paper, The Red Raider, has been in circulation for ten years. This paper is edited and published by a student staff bi-Weekly. Students interested in journalism are urged to participate in this acitvity. The main purposes of the paper are to give those on the staff experience and it serves as a source of information to the readers, concerning happenings and news of our school. Various columns in the paper are: Heck and Hector, Garbage, Student Opinion, Bits About 'Em, Current Events, Grade News, and the Editorial. The columns tend to give laughs, serious ideas, political events, conif tnents, students ideas, and advice for improvements in ourselves and our schoole as in the editorial. Editor-ln'Chief Phyllis Evans Publishing Editor Artist Advisors . Ruth Havens Cleta Schaffer Clarice Hegg and Mary lane Larison - -zEf39lEk-'t- RED RAlDER STAFF Endless hours ot worker drawing plans, writing and checking copy taking pictures, sorting pictures and making wisecracks until the bell rings have culminated in the finished product- The Bed Baider ot l947. The statt has aimed to present a realistic view ot High School lite. Helen Kuhl Beldon laksoii Bay Gauthier David Bain Dale Chase Leona Kieth Paul Farris Bill Scott Virginia Tucker loan Abbey Patty Flowers Doris lohnston Barbara McGregor Mary Harvey ..,. ,-,L ir CofEditoisfinljhiets Business Manager Photography Editor Assistant Assistant Sports Editors Assistant Feature Editor Assistant Assistant Copy Editor Assistant Assistant Advisor E403 NATIIONAL HONOR SQCIHETY FIRST ROW: Phyllis Evans, Helen Kuhl, Miss Mack, Miss Kuhl. SECOND ROW: Mr. Holt, Reldon Jackson. 'A' One ot the highest honors that can come to a student ot Corning High School is to be elected to membership in the National Honor Society. Ten per cent ot the Seniors and tive per cent ot the luniors are selected each year for membership. The qualifications by which the members are selected are: Scholarship: Selected members must rank in the upper one third of 'heir class. Leadershi 2 Must be 3: prominent leader in classes and activities. D . Must be dependable. Service: Must be willing to render any loyal and courteous service to the school and community when called upon. Character: Must have certain outstanding characteristics such as: mor- ality, honesty, sincerity, reliability, trustworthiness, personality and Willing- ness to assume responsibility. - 4415+ - EXEC UTHVE BOARD The executve board manages the Raider Rendezvous, Corning's Youth Center. lt has complete charge ot the management ot the center. The rules, discipline, charges in hours nights, etc., are made by this board. Each class in high school chooses a boy and a girl representative at their regular class meetings. Both the seventh and eighth grades choose a repre- sentative trom their respective grades. The executive board also has repre- sentatives from the Board ot Education and the school faculty. At ct general student election, a junior nominee and a senior nominee are voted upon. The person with the highest number ot votes is president and the one with the second highest becomes vice president. The members ot the executive board serve as chairmen ot different corn- mittees, such as program committee, maintenance committee, membership committee and so iorth. PI9SiCle1'1t . Dick Hamilton Vice President . Benita Moore Secretary ., Helen Kul-11 Sponsor . ..., ,. ..,,.,., ,, .... .,.. M rs. Hamilton Other members of the executive board are: Bernard Hatton, Iohn Nevius, Betty Sterling, Bill Oliphant, Evelyn McGregor, Phyllis Cotter, Eddie Mullin, Iimmy Scott, Mary Lou Richey. 'k 4' -YZf42lix- -- CHEIER LEADERS 'A' The cheer leaders are the promoters oi the backing tor the athletic teams of Corning High School. Their enthusiastic feelings for the games trend immensely toward the support of our school spirit. The cheer leaders are chosen by teachers and students. Qualifications are: Vigor, enthusiasm, loud voices, and a loyal booster to C.H.S. Those who attend the games are led in yells, composed by the cheer leaders, themselves. Some of the Well known yells are: We got want a basket, l-2-3-4, F-l-T-E, We're gonna Fite Above all, the Cheer Leaders are honored to school song. some oi which have been the coach, Your pep, We and C-OVR-N-l-N-G. lead in the singing of our The Cheer Leaders ot l946-47 were Nancy Widener, Helen Kuhl, Cleta Shaffer, Barbara McGregor, Germaine Fleming, Patty Iohns, and Belva Dean Holker. - 43.435, .- YJIHEENS The Y-Teen Organization, formerly known as the Girl Reserves, provides for spiritual development as well as social activities. This group has a mem- beship of 98 and is the largest organization in school. It is a member of the state Y.W.C.A. and is open to all girls in high school. Awards are given to those girls who have been members for four consecutive years. Some of the activities which Y-Teen sponsored this year were: the pre-Christmas devotional services, the Easter morning sunrise service and breakfast, the Easter assem- bly, the annual Cupid's Bow Party and a mother-daughter reception. They also sponsored the all school carnival in cooperation with the Hi-Y. Plans have also been made to attend the summer conference at McGregor, Iowa. The Y-Teens cabinet officers are: President ,.,,.,,. ..,. .....,,,,. .,.... D o r oth Bailiif Vice President . .. . Phyllis Evans Secretary .,.... ,... , ...,.,..... I oan Haley Treasurer .,.. ., . Arleta Lundquist Sponsors , , , .... , .,..,., Miss Pfander and Miss Larison 'k FRONT ROW: McGregor, Haley, Davis, Bennett, Shaffer, Olive, Carothers, Miller, Abbey, Widener, Brown, Heaton, King, Lee, Finnell, Bennett. SECOND ROW: Schaffer, Phillips, Havens, Harvey, Beemer, Phillips Kempton, Brown, Lyman, Holker, Johns, Sterling, McGregor, Showers, Stalder, Gaskill, Johnston, Bycroft, Starks. THIRD ROW: Bailiff, Preston, Kretzinger, Riggle, Williams, Klopp, Miller, Hayes Davis, Kartensen, Hill, West, Lovig, Day, Dueling, Roberts, Harvey, Huntsman FOURTH ROW: Thomas, Ridnour, Reigel, Cooper, Clement, Duncan, Ogburn Harrison, Tucker, Johnston, Keith, Dueling, Reynolds, Case, Havens, Kempton Arbuckle, McGregor. FlFTH ROW: Miss Larison, Lundquist, Dotson, Costin, Hargen, Brown, Hill Chase, Thomas, Hayes, Showers, Winkler, Smyth, Weeks, Thomas, Thomas Jackson, Wallace, Fife. SIXTH ROW: Bailiff, Evans, Rogers, Kennedy, Ternahan, Smith. Nolte, Bycroft McGregor, Groff. Beath, McGregor. --+Ef44f34'- OIJERATORS CLILUB FRONT ROW: Scott, Penfold, Straight, Farris, Carothers, Bixler. SECOND ROW: Mr. Holt. Adams. Sullivan, Reynolds, Gourd, Piercy. 'ir Membership in the Operators Club is limited to those students who are qualified to operate the Audio-Visual equipment. ln the fall students who desire to become operators, are taught the care and operation of the equip- ment. They are then given a test which they must pass to become members ot the club. The club sponsors the lunch time recreational films, and the money taken in is used to devepope the Audio-Visual program. Paul Farris is the Chief Operator. -.+s+4sif+- TH ES lPlANS The local group, troupe number 3l5, of the National Thespian Dramatic Honor Society was issued its charter April l, l944 with twelve charter meme bers. We now have 46 members, including alumni who are still considered members, for membership in the society continues throughout one's lite, Qualifications for membership are based on a point system. Points are ref ceived on such achievements as play roles, radio speaking, interpretive reading, and acting as stage manager, prompter, costume chairman, etc. Twenty five points, twelve of which must be acquired by actual play work, ore required for membership. One must be accepted by a two-thirds vote cf the organization before becoming a member of it. Each new member must undergo both a formal and an informal initiation before his membership is final. The purpose of the society is to create a more active and intelligent interest in high school dramatics. The aims are to encourage the students to attain a better mastry of language, to develop poise and self-control, and to appreciate dramatic literature and its techniques. The motto is: Act well your part, there all the honor lies. The Thespians colors of blue and gold are represented in their flowers of yellow roses and blue delphiniums. A 10 karat gold pin is given to each new member. Rewards of l4 karat gold pins studded either in pearls or sapphires are given each year to the boy and girl who give the most outstanding performances. President . Ray Mack Vice President . , . Helen Kuhl Secretary . . Germaine Fleming Corresponding Secretary , Ray Gauthier Treasurer . , ., .. . lack Iennings Sponsor , . , . . . Mr. Herbstruth 'Ir FRONT ROW: Flowers, Kuhl, Fleming, SECOND ROW: Mack, Pelmulder, Mr. Herbstruth, Jennings, Gauthier. -..gl45E...- MUSIC ACTIVITIES MEXIED CHORUS FRONT ROW: Flowers, Widener, Olive, Curry, Moore, Stapleton, Bain ,Jack- son, Norton, Jackson, McGregor, Fleming, Hill, Elwood. SECOND ROW: Brown, Lundquist, Showers, Heaton, Case, Leonard, Mack, Gauthier, Snodgrass, Mullin, Kuhl, Walloace, Lynam, Sterling, Fife. THIRD ROW: Cooper, Brown, Miller, Klopp, Brown, Bycroft, Jennings, Scott, Johnson, Leonard, Johns, Haley, Riegel, Farmer McGregor. 'k The Mixed Chorus, which is directed by Mr. Roland Hegg, has forty-nine members and meets on Monday, Wednesday and Friday of each week. All students who are interested in participating in this group are urged to try out at the beginning of the school year. Each member receives a third ot a credit a year for satisfactory work. A pin is given to those showing commendable achievements. This group attended the Creston Festival in February and also took part in the Messiah, the April Concert, and the contests at Clarinda and Tarkio. Marieta Hill is our piano accompanist. -'-vEf48iE'-- MIXED QUARTETTE Gerald Gauthier, Helen Kuhl, Theresa Curry, Ro- bert Snodgrass. BOYS QUARTETTE Ray Mack, Bill Scott, Ger- aid Gauthier, Robert Snod- grass. . .,Qf49?f6,.- SEXTETTE Nancy Widener, Theresa Curry, Benita Moore, Helen Kuhl. Patricia Flowers. Germaine Fleming. GIRLS TRIO Natiey Widener B., nita Moore Helen Kuhl, ClRloS CHORUS The Girls' Chorus has thirty-four members, and meets on Tuesdays dur- ing sixth period. Try-outs are held at the beginning of the year for all high school girls who are interested in joining this group. This year's activities include the Creston Festival, the Messiah, a concert at the last of April, and the Music Contest at Clarinda. A third oi a credit is given ior each year of satisiacory participation and pins are given for outstanding performance. Roland l-legg, who directed this group the tirst semester, was succeeded by Mrs. Turner. This group accompanied by Marleta Hill. OFFICERS President ,,.. . , . ,. . . , Nancy Widener Secretary-Treasurer , loan Abbey Librarians Benita Moore and Helen Kuhl 'k FRONT ROW: Flowers, Widener, Curry, Olive. Moore, Jackson, McGregor, Fleming, Hill, Elwood. SECOND ROW: Brown, Cooper, Lundquist, Heaton, Showers. Johns, Kuhl, Wallace, Lynam Sterling, Fife. THIRD ROW: Ryan, Brown, Miller, Klopp, Brown, Bycroft, Case, Haley, Riegel, McGregor, Farmer, Farmer. ----ztsoyie BAND Cornet-Robert Snodgrass, Cleo Huntsman, Robert Crouse, David Nelson, Ronald Bycroft, Freddy Andrews, Trombone-Phyllis Cotter, Alice Arbuckleg Baritone- Joan Brown: Cornet-Gordon White, Nadine Wildman, Phyllis Riegel, Beverly Heaton: Basson-Benita Moore, Oboe-Donna Watts: Flute-Lorane Lynam, Patty Johnsg Bell lyre-Juanita Caseg Frenchhorn-Mary Lou Richey, Marleta Hillg Bass- Billy Keever, Glen Stevens: Saxaphone-Mary Harvey, Patty Coulthardg Clarinet-Helen Kuhl, Reldon Cline, Ruth Ann Nelson. Maxine McGregor, Ger- maine Fleming. Theresa Curry, Roberta McGregor. Patty Beath. Lila Beemer, Ruth Watts. Barbara McGre-gorg Cymbols-Nancy Widener: Snare Drum-Bobby Flem, ing. Donald Norton. Jimmy Bixlerz Bass drum-Billy Widener: Director, Mr. Hegg. ir The band has two phases oi activity, the marching band in the warmer seasons and the concert band in winter. During the football season the marching band, which is composed of titty-three students, performed during the halves ot the games. Other events in which it took part are the Clarinda Centennial Festival and the Nodaway God's Acre Sale. The concert band, which has forty-five participants, plays for pep rallies, assemblies and goes to contests. Anyone who is in either lr. High or High School may join the band. High School students receive a half credit a year and may receive pins tor outstanding achievements. Small instrumental groups and soloists also do contest work. Mr. Hegg directs this department. The librarians are Patty Iohns and Lorane Lynam. -efrfgsme -'Qf52iis- - HIT .md MESS 1. 'iHathawa3' Hill Kid. 2. Assorted Nuts. 3. 'LBlondic Big Foot Huntsman. 4. Watch them. Nanf cv. ..-hen- -13. ---..-. . . 'kr'F 4 ' A 1.- ?'?P'.g,:' '- 5. Tub out 1'idin '. 6. Dead.Eye ! 7. The Wo1fess at a tender age. 8. Just A'Ginney . 9: Chief Cook and Bottle Washe1'. 10. Little- HFi1YT10l'0,.. 11. Leonard boys bringing up their Harem , 12. PoSin'. SPEECH ACTIVITIES 1 X2 2 INTERPRETATIVE READING Front Row: Juanita Case, Ger- maine Fleming, Barbara McGreg- or. Back Row: Austin Turner. Jack Jennings. Marvin Lawrence. i A ONE-ACT PLAY Front Row: Germaine Fleming, Donald Norton. Back Row: Jack Jennings. Vir- ginia Tucker, Leona Keith. I . J RADIO SPEAKING Front Row: Helen Kuhl. Ger- maine Fleming, Cleta Schaffer. Back ROW: Virginia Tucker. Juanita Case. EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING Front Row: Cleta Schaffer. Jau- nita Casc, Bonita Moore. Back Row: Bill Scott. Marvin Lawrence. -...,5L54lgf., - I I CNE ACT PLAY 'A' The one-act play, I'm A Fool was aqain entered in the one-act play con test this year. I'm A Fool was entered in the district contest on March l9 lt was also in the Drake Play Festival which was held during the week of March l4. Last year, I'm A Fool received a superior rating in the speech festival at Tarkio. Missouri. Two of the members of last year's cast were aqain in the play this year These two were Iack Ienninqs and Ray Gauthier. The cast is: George .,.,. Mother ..,. Mildred N. The Dude Burt .,,,..,... Wilbur .... Lucy ...... Elinor .....,.. lack Ienninqs .., Doris Iohnston -..4455 kg... .. Helen Kuhl . Russell Olive . , Hay Gauthier . Paul Farris Patricia Iohns Patricia Flowers 2 W R ff ' Qi QQ Q 91,93 L A 9? it gf X fi Q5 AQ it . , A . .ILlNlCR QLASS PLAY The Iunior Class Play of l946-47 was a comedy in three acts entitled THE FIGHTING LITTLES by Caroline Francke. The cast was made up of the follow- ing: Ham Ellers , ,.... .. . ., , . Ray Mack Goody ,. Betty Karstensen Mr. Little . ,. .. Iohn Nevius Mrs. Little .. . . Virginia Tucker Antoinette .. ..,,., . Mary Alice Carothers Filmer .. , ., .....,.,., ., , Paul Farris Henriette ., .... ., ..,,. . ,..,i,. Kay Davis Olita . A... . , . LaRue Klopp Hilda . .. ...,V,, . . ., Dorothy Harvey Norman Peel . .. Russell Olive Mrs. Harpeddle . , . . ..,. ,.,, B etty Miller Dicky Harpeddle . .,.,. . Gerry Gauthier Cuckoo , T... . ,. , . r,....r..r. Benita Moore Screwball . .. r.., . ,,.,, Vonnie Harrison Miss Pologa ., , . .. ., .. .,.,.,. ..,....... . . lean Phillips The entire Little household is usually in an uproar due to Mr. Little's ex- plosive manner of expressing his opinion of his daughter, Goody's ways. 'He heartily disapproves of all Goody's friends: particularly Ham Ellers. Mr. Little's Idea of a proper young rnan is Norman Peel. Henrietta, Goody's charm- ing room-mate from the South only tends to create more stir among the Littles. She plays up to Ham but finally contents herself With Norman. Filmer and Antoinette add more comedy to the play with their adolescent love-making. Mrs. Little acts as a counter-irritant to the turmoil of her home. After many heated squalobles that all young folks aren't going to the dogs the Littles come to a peaceful understanding. if 'li' -'-1Qf56t?1 - af 'M C H RTSTMAS CANTATA i' The Corning High School vocal music and speech departments combined efforts to present Handel's Messiah on December nineteenth in the high school auditorium. At the opening ot the presentation the entire mixed chorus formed an impressive processional as they moved to the stage with lighted candles. Three stages provided the setting tor the tableaus. These tableaus included: The Nativity: The Three Shepherds, Christ the Good Shepherd, the Crucitixion: and The Resurrection. These were accom- panied by solo and chorus numbers. The soloists were Mrs. Kathryn Harrison, Mrs. Helen Hutchison, Nancy Widener, Theresa Curry, Helen Kuhl, and Roland Hegg. The chorus consisted ot the high school Mixed Chorus which was suported by several of the towns- people. The accompanists were Marleta Hill, Benita Moore, and Robert Snodgrass. The tableau cast included: Virginia Tucker, Wilma Smyth, Cleta Schatler, lean Phillips, Barbara McGregory, Glenna Lovig, LaVonne Hill, Carmalita Devereaux, Doris Iohnston, Colin Ankeny, Marvin Lawrence, Deon Miller, Austin Turner, Bob Cline, Iohn Nevius, Bernard Hatton, Delmar Pelmulder, and Leona Keith. Bob Preston was stage manager and the electricians were Rav Gauthier and Don lohnson. The lunior High ushers were Buddy Vernon, Bobby Scott, Arthur McClelland, Howard Van Pelt, Jimmy Scott, Bob Fleming, Billy Widen- er, and Ronnie Bassett. The presentation was directed by Roland Hegg and Grant Herbstrufi. -.-ig.t57Qg,..- HOMIQCQMINC1 Scenes from the 1946 Homecoming Homecoming Queen, Helen Kuhl -..,Ef58fg6 - ATHLETICS A . vmm1.-ufxf yi-mm-Y FOOTIBALL SQUAD FRONT ROW: Westphal, Johnson, Turner, Hamilton, Leonard, Jennings, Ankeny. Mack. SECOND ROW: Gallogly. Snyder, Dueling, Bassett, Leonard, Mullin, Law. THIRD ROW: Bixler, Paul, Scott, Lawrence, Snodgrass, Farris, Ogburn. FOURTH ROW: Ogburn. Lee, Bell, Pearson, Barton, Murdock, Olive. FIFTH ROW: Coach Helgason, Student Manager Scott, Crill, Leonard. Bain, Nevius, Assistant Coach Hilborn. i' After three consecutive defeats at the beginning of the season, the Red Raiders chalked up their first victory at the expense of Orient. A week later We were defeated by a strong Des Moines Tech team, 32 to O. The Homecoming game came next, and we were defeated in the last minute as the result of Creston kicking a field goal, making the score l6 to l4. ln the next game, we smashed a supposedly strong Lenox team 26 to O. lnvading the Red Oak territory, we were the victim of bad breaks and lost l4 to 7. The football season came to a happy ending when we beat our traditional Armistice Day oppon- ents, the Bedford Bulldogs, 40 to l3. Seasons scores: Villisca 20 Corning C Greenfield 28 Corning 7 Clarinda 15 Corning O Orient l3 Corning 19 Des Moines Tech 32 Corning C Creston l 6 Corning l 4 Lenox O Corning 26 Bed Oak l4 Corning 7 Bedford l3 Corning 40 -..,3i50ig...- 'Iub makes a firsi down. Good for eight yards Jim scores six points. XXCTUQN SHOTS - 4212? - , 46 253.1 BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Hatton, Nevius, Johnson, Turner, Ankeny, Mack, Gauthier. SECOND ROW: Coach Helgason, Bassett, Finley, Cline. Ogburn, Ogburn. THIRD ROW: Dueling, Leonard, Westphal, Snodgrass, Mullin. uk' Playing in the Hawkey-Seven Conference for the first tirne, the Red Raider tinished in third place with 7 victories and 5 defeats. During the season the team played 22 games winning 14 and losing 8. Individual scoring honor Went to Austin Turner with 217 points and Ray Mack with 210. SCORES OF THE SEASON Corning Shenendoah Corning Red Oak Corning Prescott Corning Creston Corning Villisca Corning Greenfield COI1'1i1'1Q Bedford Corning Shenandoah Coming Atlantic Corninq Creston Corning Atlantic C , N d Corning Bloomfield Oming O QWGY Corning Clarinda Coming Red Oak Corning Diagonal Corning NOdCIWCty Corning Clarinda Corning Villisca Sectional Tournament District Tournament , Corning 42 Farragut Commg 30 Red Oak Corning 35 Villisca -..qi63?fg.,- BASliIi'l'lf5fXLL SNAPS 1. Stretch connects 2. Mouth tries for one. 3. Up in the air 4, Wide open. 5. Mack shoots one. 6. Tub's fancy shot. 7. Tub makes two points. 8. Refreds back. JCHEEZYH NEVIUS Forward TUB TURNER Center RAY', MACK Forward HANK ANKENY HMOUTHH JOHNSON Guard Guard --5:-i65f.f5-W -fEf66Ff--- TRAC li ir Lacking experience both in the field and running events the C. H. S. thin clads had to work hard to live up to their past re- cords, The Red Raid- ers entered the Cardi- nal Relays, Creston Relays, Red Oak Re- lays and the Hawkeye s e V e n Conference Meet. -NUNUCR HlCH t'OC'l'BALl- FRONT ROW: Elwood, White, Vernon, Scott, Johnston, Spargue, Scott. SECOND ROW: McClelland, Lawrence, White, Hackett, Waters, Widener. THIRD ROW: Darrah, Bohanan, Bassett, Cline, Fleming, Nelson. FOURTH ROW: Coach Holt, Stevens, Snyder, Johnston, Amons, Keefe. 'A' About thirty boys from the sixth, seventh and eighth grades reported to Coach Holt in September for the Iunior Red Raider football team. The Corning boys were outweighted in every game but put up a good fight in each one. When We look at the records of the previous years we can consider this a good season. The starting lineup was as follows: Billy Widener, left end: Dick Iohnson, left tackle: Dick Darrah, left guard: Ronnie Bassett, center: Richard Bohanan, right guard: Glenn Stevens, right tackle: Reldon Cline, right end: Iimmy Scott, quarter back: Bob Fleming, left halfback: David Nelson, full back: Art Keefe, right halfback. SCORES OF THE SEASON Shenandoah l 3 Corning O Bedford l 8 Corning U Clarinda 22 Corning O Creston 6 Corning 6 Shenandoah 39 Corning 7 Clarinda 19 Corning O Bedford O Corning 26 Creston l 3 Corning G -...,5f69l.Q,.- JUINHOIR HiC1H BASIQIJBALL FRONT ROW: Coach Hilborn, Scott. Darnewood. Widener. Fleming. Bassett. Darrah, Nelson. SECOND ROW: Amons. McClelland, Adams. Snyder, Hackett, White. al' Lacking height and experience the Iunior Red Raiders chalked up only one win against l2 loses in their regular season of play. ln the intramural Tournament they had a better record, 3 wins and 6 losses. The starting tive were Scott, Widener, Nelson, Bassett and Fleming. SEASONS RECORDS Corning Shenandoah 25 Corning Atlantic 27 Corning Greenfield Corning Creston Corning Clarinda Corning Bedford Corning Greenfield Corninq Creston Corning N odaway Corning Shenandoah Corning Atlantic Corning Clarinda Corning Nodaway -,+:4'1osz+ -- APPIREC EXXTIIQN lt is with a feeling of gratitude that the stati of the Red Raider recommends the firms advertising herein, to your careful consideration. They have con- tributed materially to the production ot the publication, and Warrent your patronage. American Theater Adams County Free Press Gambles . Turner's Store Lavely 6: Readhead-Insurance Dr. Dale Ireland-Dentist Roger's Plumbing 6. Electric Shop Ruben Brothers Corning Cleaners Dr. M. B. Latimer-Dentist Lines Funeral Home Home Bakery Cotter's Cleaners Iohnson's Cate Dr. I. C. Pennebaker-Chiropractor Corning Hatchery Ashenielter-Leather Goods Richard's Beauty Shop Curry 6. 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