Cresco High School - Spartan Yearbook (Cresco, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1939 volume:

,0J,,N,,,.J Zofze eyparian b for 1.93.9 presanfen' by .:, 6710 Jparian cyiaff of 57149 cyenzbr Cblass cresco .ffgfl :School Zedlbafzbn y?Gy .73ZII 9'C-'J'J' The SPARTAN Staff, in behalf of the Senior class, has chosen to dedicate our SPARTAN to Ray Burgess who resigned from the school board, after 24 years of faithful and active work. His progressive spirit incessantly aided the improvement of our school. C 1 foreword In presenting this 1939 SPARTAN to you, the Staff wishes to make this year's annual 3 book of pictures, lt has been our sole Objective throughout the preparation of this book to make it a book which you will be p1'Ol.1Cl to possess and one which will remind you oi' the four happiest years of your life. i I o l 1 .george -79. I' Cresco, Iowa 200121, Qobbzhs Cresco, Iowa Iowa State College, B. S.: Grad- uate work: Iowa State College. Stat? Unixrcrsity ol Iowa. Superintendent of Schools W1 FJ. W 6,4 .yflll Crcsco, Iowa Iowa State College, B. S. Sq University ol' Iowa, B, A., M. A.3 Graduate work: Univer oi' Graduate work: Northwestern Iowa. University. High Scliool Principal f . Werna 2lf17n'mnn Cresco Iowa .ir W My . -4,f'A' . ,fff W L 1 ,- A' La yi? jr: .l'9l'-if! f vm M ,i! M I 'W fry H iffy L7 Iowa Coe College, Iowa State Te a c h er 's College, B. A., Special Work: Ne- braska State Teach- er's College. English, Speech, Journalism MABLE SCHULLER Orange City, Iowa Central Colle g e, Pella, Iowa, B. A., Graduate w o 1' k: Iowa State College. English and Dramatics. I MW. HELEN VELVA L. VINCENT E. RYAN HARDERSON KLAESSY Minneapolis, Minn. Climbing Hill, Iowa Spencer. Ivyva Aff GHS: Iowa State Teach- Iowa Stae Tea li- uate Work: Uni- -er's College, B. A. QIJS C011 e, B. .. versity of Minne- , , U sota, University of No,-mal Tra1n1ngL bylamfyn-,BQK f Iowa and Minne- Soclal' Science' apolis Collegiate .Q 1 4 ' Busin ss Lns 'tute. xikj bd KJQJJX J X Comme cial. F, xv N ' I 12- ,fo , D MARTIN LANDE LOUISE B. FRANCES f - FORD RITZING Lake Mills, Iowa St L k' , I ' . Luther College, B. Crm a e Owa Slgourney' I a A. Tulsa University, Perm College, tate I . U . Oklahoma, C. S. Teachers C Lat1n, Social Science E., .Colorado, Uni- Wisconsin a and English. M VBFSITYY B- A- Drake Univel-S' 1 I Art and Frenc j B- S- X -'V ' .X Commercial. M owl! A I U4 lb I ' ' . 'ral mf ,. aatglrfl W fy J Nyb ' ,.MI,.J J Di R,.i1.M K-A 'N' ' y SL M ' by M ,yy nf. , 4, 'i Ig l.,...-.0 '-'F . fs ff-ff ff. ge- .WZ ff LMJL-c FAYE A THOMPSON C. F. FLANAGAN VALDEMAR STINGLEY Cresco, Iowa Williamsburg, Iowa JOHNSON C d' ' Fzll:, I z e in I S Owl Cornell College, B- Iowa Stat: Teach- Cresm' Iowa Iowa State Teach- A3 Gy-adugtg Work: elvs College' B. 5, Luther College, B. 01 S COUGSC. B- A- University of Iowa, M I At A.: Graduate Wo,-kg -. .Y .- . Iowa State Teach' umm rs' Northwestern Uni- Guls Physical el.-S gcouege, Uni- Eriuc-ation Vmhgity' University Education and VEYSIW of S0Uth91'I'1 'ln , ALL . ol' Southern Cali- California. Z-M' f I 1-Umm. G. A. A. . A MMV ,.,.,f7 ,413 .2 Bwlogyi Sclencef ada- 'ffff' I strumental Music. Physics and Jr. 7 , l Business Training. g,.,.,,- WU 6 II-VA N- HARRY D. H. WERNIMONT CHARLOTTE FISHEL SCHRODER SEVERSON Dow City, Iowa Iowa State College, B, S., Graduate work: University of Colorado. Home Economics 'and General Science. Cresco, Iowa Iowa State College, B. S. Vocational Agricul- ture, Science and Chemistry. Ced ap a ffqy: one A. ra uatie W o I' k I WestcrnU Uni ersi y. So ' ' , Lati an sical E I - tio . Xp Radcliffe, Iowa Iowa State Teach- er'g College, B. A.g Northwestern Uni- versity, M. S. Vocal Music Su per- visor. wif li ffif' fi ', wi s M ' , vu J 1 1 WI, M if wi +,-ff ' X K r' v ,I ', K y rf ' W' , il ff 4 L f AL -- .-- --- L DARRELL PAYNE JOSEPHINE ELWOOD THOMAS GEORGE DAPHNE DAVIS Citizenship Award MAE PETERSON ROBERT MORRIS ELAlNE BIEL HAROLD POWERS I Citizenship Award 4... I Schclarshipf, citizenship, cooperation, attitude a Lll'tlCl on' in school activi- Z ties of the5c eight stuclzixis qualify them to be representativ seniors of 1939. TheS0 pecple xverc selected by high school faculty members who have been here at least two years. I Junirzis uid seniors elect the citizenship awards from a group of 1911 S'fL1d9l1fS presented by thc faculty as eligible. lQ'QNEw6R,5jg' , Nerves QMV' AI. , gflefw-'low ., fffw-105 ' r ,ty f f , D x 6 enzqrs LELAND E. AIBEHG ARTHUR Gehcranl ANDERSON Dorff lot studics ,JCIJIITITTGITIZII intel-lo 'lwilh N IX Genuine :md sin l'ClllI l.l' 7 acre his clifpwi kr M Ulm. A III, I IRIQNE D. CH' K I CHRISTIANS G will ' Cmmnvrciznl Wh9lA'd yuu gr-tl 'I will. suicl thv tl -4- ph-pg-r5', ' litllv rod-lu-nfl. And ,I Alu- chat. f I GRACE M. DINGER DORIS J. Genvrul ELLINGSON IJlll1l'lI1,LQ In-l'ha'o N1Dl'lNllI 'I'1'zlinihg PIIIIIILZ-H A smile Im' ull, .1 wclc-mnv glad, .1 jovial von shv Iliad, Xllllif xxzly SYLVIA ANDERSON Gencrul 'I'1'crublu, tmublvs mv IIUI, heithvx' du I lrrmllhlv lvuulnlof' 'FIIEODORE II. CROW Agl'icultu1'c Il Kalki-s il wmv mzm lf: cllwcuvw an xxl-Q hum -:md I lmxx- just fllllllfl my sclllf' JOHN R. EIIIVIQUISI' General I have szlifl ll, II Illllxl lu' su. ICILEEN IVI. BEAUMASTER Nurmul Training Thc:uggh quivt, she haw lIl'lUl' lu-1 0lI' 1 . -5 known. CHARLES DASKAM Gonvrzll People cam we mz- why hulk. ,IOSEPHINE KATH- ERINE ELWOOD Collogs I'1'epu1'zntm'y She dum-th ull IIAIIIILEQN we-ll. M Sifiiifwr wg, 54553 iWjffL,wiX AM WM W W M1 Jgyub. ,I ,- -f JUANITA GAGER Commercial A thinking girl. a Winsome lass. LUVERNE KOVARI K General lt is easier to be a THOMAS GEORGE College Preparatory Praise Nature, she has done her best. FRED LANZ General A sell' made man and he worships his critical man than correct. creator. SHIRLEY MARCELLINE MARSHALL MEYER General General A StL1di0US gill Who can tell the Vvilll Oplllitblw Ol' lli'1' yvgykinggq of hey own. mind. HAROLD B. HANSON College Preparatory Alas for womarrs wiles he is hooked. FRANCIS J. LICKTEIG Agriculture Thou art too mild, too mild, I pray thee swear. CLARE MINEAR Normal Training Always the same -always good. PAUL D. HANSON General And he says he isn't a ladies' man. LUCY A. LICKTEIG Normal Training Oh! Idon't ex- pect to teach all my life. ESTHER MONTHY Commercial The world's no better if we hurry life's no longer it we worry. s law if It 5 6 . ri? 2233 ffffjyjywy, L- IQLAINFI l3lI'Il. IVIIIDRICD IELASICII DFZANNA IVI. IIUYIIIS lLOlIU'l'llY lVl. BURR Gent-nal Normal Training General General Judge not accurditui Thy LlII5lJ0liCII word 11'5l10 Will, 5110 Will, to the appv411'L1IH'0. never dmvf any lIill'I'U-H you may de-pond upan it. and il' she w:vn't. she wun't, so tlic-re. DAPHNE DAVIS RAYMOND DEANE PHYLLIS DEGRAVIQ GGrV21'21l General Commercial Sl16iS Dl'9llYl0W1'lk Sometimes I sit and She's heregl heard with, Zlfld witty L0 talk think. and sometimes her giggle. A quiet, but mighty tink gill. EMILY DENOYELLI-ZS College Preparatory Her flirtation is at- tentiimn without inten- with, UHC1 Dlellslmlv I just sit. tion. too, to think on. CLARENCE H. ERNST DALE FAGNFZR VERA FENSKE JEAN FEULING General Agl.ic,UHm.Q Cummvrviaul C'0lHIHL'l'L'i2l1 A big fellow 5l1'0'l3 Somewhat nfgit1'ac'k Take 0Vf'l'5'b0dyl' Nd' To Worry little, to and steady. For an ar- mimf- vice, then do as yan Study 1655, is njy idea gument always ready. plc-yugef' of happiness. . 1. rl ' , , 5, - ,fy tiff I . 'I N! I Ali, A, R I r' J 1 NI A 'I ' I pn I 1 I .f' 9 l ' 5 J , .' L BERNICE M. HOVEY General We wonder it' she really lik e s to study, MARY LYONS College Preparatory Open house on North Elm Street. ROBERT R. MGRRIS General Company, villain- ous company, hath been the ruin ol me. RITA KAPLER General Her heart is as big as the world, yet there is no room in it to hold the mem- ory ol' a wrong. JAMES MCINTIRE General Why should the devil have all the good times'?l' ESTHER lVI, MURRAY Commercial She likes to laugh, to dance, to play. MARY KENNELLY Normal Training l'Her heart makes friends, her dispo- sition keeps them. BETTY MCKINSTRY General f'Seldom she speaks. but she well lis- tens. C. RICHARD MYERS General Not that I love myself less - but that I love the girls more. ALICE KNOX Normal Training She is fresh and full of faith that 'Something W i ll turn up.' DELMAR MCKINSTRY General No man can lose what he never had. BERNADETTE P. O'BRlEN General Red head! Red head! Why wasn't I born a blond! Wfjizft Wf Af IRENE OPAT Normail Tl'llll1llItf Quiet :md im- miiig. but zil- x s on the job. Qjgg W jg ARGOT PROCHASKA JN:mi'm:il Tl'2llI1lIIg Bc to lim' virtuef. ll little kind. be to llOl'l'1lllltS at little blind. GLENN A. SICKEL Generali Why are not till mmi like mc? DARRELL PAYNE Cczllegr I'1'cpzii'z1toi'y Stately amd taill, lic moves llirougli tlio hull. FRANCIS G. RAKFIN Generali I could viijoy litt- if I didn't have to windy. FLORENCE D. STEFFEN Cummercizil Little - but oh my! I LOVICNIC lvl. l'l'lTl'lll f:CllCl'lll lVl y tzistvs it i' 1- z11'istoi'i'z1tic 7- m y actions dzfmot-1'titii' 4 inclopendcnt iii otlivi' words. BERNICE RI'l l'l'1R Gciicizil A littlo lmowlvclgc iQ at dziiipgerous tliiiigx, lwvp out ot dai1i,:ivi'. IVIAXINE STEVENS IVIAE PETERSON N:-rmzxl TI'illlllIlg She has intelli- gence, ability, und c'Ii:ii':ict0i'. DOROTHY RIVER Gmiwul II' otlivrs could see mm- zis I see myselt '. PIIYLLIS TODD Czimmercizil Gem-ral Gaze into hom' cya.-, Woman is ut best and soc ai little il c 0 n t i' Ll diction ungcl. still. Gaz? il littlo t'zii'tlivi' and H00 ai little imp. za ' 74 4 , an 4..,M-Jim-f 762. Q. L ' ,Ji,f,- A .rf . L, 'Z RICHARD M. PHILLIPS General I couldn't be good if I would, and, I wouldn't be good if I could. EDITH M. ROBERTS General t'Quiet, sincere, and very much in earn- est in all she does. RUTH TUERK Commercial There's a deal of deviltry 'neath this mild exterior. GERALDINE IVI. HAROLD F. PLATZ POWERS General College Preparatory A good WDC. fllld UA singing heart. a good tyggistf' ,I and may it sing a ix A 0-0 lfl-Zfxtr., 'ix LL serenadef' .- ,q.1t.-. wi N A iv vxlhx ' .,-' k -I i 4' 1'-IIA, X' ZELMA RUCKER' ' ELEANOR E. Commercial SALISBURY f'This can't be love.' General If it depended OH Worrying to get ZITA URBAN Normal Training Not much talk, a great sweet sil ence. through s C h o o l, Eleanor would still be a freshman. ARLEEN VOPAVA Commercial 'tSincerity always has a charm of its own. NORMAN PRICE College Preparatory Sometimes I sit and think, and sometimes I just sit. PELAGIA SHIMEK Normal Training I never have much to say but I do a 10t of' thinking. MILDRED WACHA General A light heart mak- eth a merry coun - enancef' taiff my rw UZEYK, AJS.-I fi? Q !Gen :ral g Gcn.r:1l JF' General Man may live with- ! O r Y My 'EHTfVlflQLKlIR WALLACE WALKER PATRICIA WALSH Ml Mo 1 c ri H C 1 U it great men 'VJ 3 nzv r raised 2 out art or books, bui Hl1'9HClY dead, Fm mt duet storm, but he grit civilized main cannot feeling well. ihcre just the same. live wilhout cooks. JEANNE WEST CLARA WOHLSDORF Gen-:ral Commercial I have a heart with room fur every joy- artd every boy. 'lShe was a maid S0 very meek that seldom did she dare to speak. I s. IVIOTTO: Today decides tomorrow. FLOWER: Snapdragon. COLORS: Rose and Silver. OFFICERS: President: Darrell Payne, Vice President: James lVlCIntil'e. Secretary: Daphne Davis, Treasurer: Robert Morris. 'N 'l Q 0-Q-'QQ'-.S 0...-.D .2 .1 Jw of f , , W D. ADI, t 911 if 66' M0x'g?'? MJ Wflinin zbrs rf Fifth Row: Donald Arns, Joan Benda, Gordon Benson, S Biever, Bud Billmyer. Fourth Row: Edward Cunningham, Dorothy Deanexgaro Dinger, Norbert Drilling, Charles Ellingson. ' Third Row: Vern Geiger, Edith Gerber, Vivi e d, Wilma Herold, Gertrude Hornberger. Second Row: Lucille Kirschmun, Pauline K s ohry Arnold Kratz, Glen Kvarn, Edna Larsen. . First Row: Ethel lVIilbrutli, Dorothy tey, Donald Moore, Janette Morgan, Thomas Murray. 3 yd,v,:,c4j If - I I , . 30,49 06 V, J,,,,,, T,,,.7 ,,,,,,,C1 M, ,,-Mfg., jpg-J 75629491- eeiw, ,,, ef ew e,L,,ff W, ,,,,,,,,f tfofw - -e,,eHQMffMf WM Mft WJ if ' J-QA, 4,11-. E . 1 J,L,.g,.e,X1-.LI Af.: ll xii QS 101 Q K I I ftff' wth 1 Af f f, . 51.1 I , . Fifth Row: Fern Blomgren, lVIelbei'n Buresh, Ruth Burr, Vern Crow, Joyce Culberisoll. Fourth Row: Norine Fzigner. Bernyce Fzi1'1'un, Anieetus Ferrie, Evelyn Ferrie, Oscxn' Geiger, Third Row: Hrirlzin Hovey, Stanley Jones, Marjorie Kzich, Arnold Kzipler, Irene Kirschman. Second Row: Helen Iiienlinvd, lVlzn', lvry, Donald Lybbert, Eileen McGee, Ellzi Midthus. First Row: Lynette Nutvi wil ri wh. on, Ro ert Patterson, Leotu Perry, Vcru ,Pete-r. . 'll I l , ' l , . I tl' 1 W, if . N ff Qeftffw - I gift Jw ,f M1 ' flxf gow! . ' ' f ' 9 O-ufffflzki' Q' 'billy BW Nl' yo-6 ,Amr Wee! f Y' V ,,6L4'-. 0 U 'TW E N b 'Q fo X1 M xl. PX YN YN 'ZZ y wifmewwmt X ESQ Q52 NN, x . X -lu . ' L'--f Fifth Row: George Plummer, Betty Powers, Jack Preston, Violet Price, Donald Qvern. f77L0,fv4La1-f j-ffffr .iw fVfk?FJf e4'+'0 wi 4 ,Maj f F A f Fourth Row: Marian Rasmussen, Thomas Rush, Donna Ryan, Luverne Schaefer, - Mary Schemmel. x Third Row: Mildred Sir. William. Srnylie, Eail Stevens, Alta Je Stockman, Ruth Tuchek. Second Row: lla Tuttle, Dorothy Walker, Katherine Wil1Sll, Robert Weinkauf, ggxrl Widman. . ' I First Row: Marjorie Woellstein, Ralph Woodward. . X s s , , r . QW if' it fit W ,rl W rl W' ' -MMM ilu 992 opfzomores DLG WW Wi J w if 44 1414? Fifth ROWZ MiSS Stingley, 6 dlove, ' 11015, C- Lands-werk, Kennelly, Groth, B n M, ' 'F C0Ul'21d- BOYHS 9 ,, A . HOVSY1 cnder, Johnson, Mr. Weri ' . '71 X' Fourth Row: Mil rg ober19g3hYX, em Sch-W fr, Ptacek, Wildmun, Miles fm , V' Dornxi Archer, S. 3211 'eri-'Kxiirs , ' ei' , Skoda, B. Minear. ' f jf Third Row: inroQXiby ohdgn, y hil s, Oizler, McCabe, Boudin, ':t, Oki r 'oi 'N Reihie K1-azz, Lickreigf K , - 1-, Daily, Bums, 1, l , Second Row: Bateman, Fens' e, Ha eman, Peters, Baldnei 'mb fRin ,, lcomygn, zvft, J O'Kada, Bakken, Gaul, Daughenbaugh, Steffea, P tgp. ff ' First Row: Lan, Searcy, K ler, Barthelm?, ison, Kippe, Jucolalion Elwood, lisbuyy, gl' ' ' I ' Q f . 'X ' yearjfifvx F A Q' I -Q 3 -A I ' - f L ww, lf- U K fray m I2 W Fifth Row: Smylie, Halweg, Peters, Lukes, MCConnell, Mr. Schroder, Miss Klaessy, Wells, Mc:-1 ' Kinstry, Hunter, Biel, Immcl, McGee. Fourth Row: Monson, Mohr, Brol-akin, Orum, Perry, Davis, Monthy, Hcrold, Thornton, Ptacek, Drilling, Peters, Schuman, Rink, Zurchcr. Third Row: Midthus, Stinson, Owen, Bousta, Drilling, Clark, Burr, Muuer, Sobolik, Closcn Walker, Reis, Schmanski, Hauber, Walsh. Second Row: G, Anderson, Tirnmerman, Rhodes, Webber, Burgess, Wentworth, Damon, Ernst, Kach, Morris, Timmcrman, Rink, Peterggn Dempewolf, First Row: Denopcwclf, Anderson, Wade, Elmquist, Hall, Lowr , 'ughbn , Murray. Loc sson,rLienhf.1'd, West, yers, Meyer, Clink, G1'0f2nslade,Grc aide. . Q M r 6 ee M., W . F i I 1 1 Vugts, f 1 A Duncan, L . , Henry, ,A 6 Mugnu- ' yY'9'-4rQQ.c4Kl4 ,, Lf J 14.4. it I 1 H .., T R xg ': n u m 5 Y ... 5444- fir! :J I A 'T -2 Bw at 6512'- L ' K qw X' Q' ' 'Zfefiw Firft ukmn Jjnapsfzofs gul- Rcxw: Farmer Jzmhn fIiflk2lCb, NI11ggiCk' Q11 resl 49'?r', Mzustro V111d2m'11u, Svcsnd Rww Tho Hiuwzlihzl. Guy SCllO1'i.Z1S, Fine Crop? Third Rqwj Pep Rally, Heroine and Hero, Touts, Dily Lzlbrwcr Rukor, Fourth Row: At Waukou, FEIVITICI' 1VIQKmstry, Senurs and Semwiius, Man-Mountamy Fifth Row: Irish and the Dutch. Is Tom Around. More Pep, Pickete-r CU, Sophs. Cv, 02 f6,5QW7 uf! XSS.. , ll 'PL' af' 2 N 1-pf' ' CC? ,f1,L,' , In VW x I f' - I H NK R ' . A- . I I, -V .j1'k,d- .. ox ,. , , , f- 0, If f'- . V ' 'VJ 1 - 3 ,,f,,.,6z, ,,. 1 T X N-0-c ligj 1, , - ff ,-..,M,,.4,z,, 'ZX , , . f, U- S 'ff . ' 'i' -lf . . 1' ' - J- :N 'uhtbdo- g ' .Lf .ff 1,-ZLQH f , f.,,, If IJ ' off . f wx f.,. - 6 Q if WN Jguiumn I , 90 2 .I f,, f. A ,-L- f , V: f ' f A 91 X N 5 QT Regex. Qi f ' Q.,,,g 2 A '4 4f C I ' Y sf I 5 Q, ,f , x, ! Q Lf Q P Z, -N 'I Kg ,gel 2 J44.,,1p4f C ' WW,,fMMWML, ffm LW! W YF WJQWWEWW 1251.31 Qwjivggw ,Oo 'vu fyfwl 55Sg'.lf3Mw5?- SWE? Q O o - 'U N s , M, 1 Q 'A QS N . K fl W Q Wi? N 1f0f3' W ,x ,, 'f' 'L L f Q-I-0-N Q i' -1. T 4 pn nsffnnr ,WQIYIIJYQIJA Q A LL. PM S if - The Howling Hundred is the school activity group composed, ol' students ol' the high school, junior high and grades. Any one willing, to buy an aetivity tieket auto- matieally becomes a member ol' this organization. Those who were chosen as officers this year were: Richard Myers, presidentg Emily DeNoyelles, vice-president: Dorothy Deane. seeretaryg and Geoige Plummer, tre' 'urer. ff- ! X it ji Cbfzeer eadcfrsQ lj I Ek W lx Thrse people are probably the best known people in high school, with the ex' eeption oi' the Howling Hundred president. They are seen at every assembly and are heard from in such away that you ean't miss them. They are responsible for much ol' the pep ol' the student body and of the teams that represent our school. jboofbaff ' - A I ,, , .at ... l r Third Row: A. Anderson, Phillips, George, Payne. Mclntire, McKinstry, Ptacek, Lanz, Cunning ham, D. Drilling, Fagner, Coach Wernimont, Coach Flanagan. Second Row: C. Anderson, Zender, Kakac, Timmerman, Bousta, Groth, Kvam, N. Drilling, Wild man, Ernst, Deane, Hanson. First Row: Searcy, Woodward, Skoda, Hall, Fye, Monthy, Wells, Murray, Owen, Naughbauer. Lack of experience and material were two of the factors that Mr. Wernimont and Mr. Flanagan had to contend with throughout the football season. Mr. Werni- mont was helped much by the return of seven letter men and others who had had 21 little experience. The boys are to be complimented on their show of spirit and fight even though they were the conference underdogs. They played some very close and cxciting games. With Deane as captain, the team put up a game fight all the way, in spite of injury, and won one out of their seven games. Cresco 3 Riceville 18 Cresco 0 Oelwein 7 Cresco 6 New Hampton 20 Cresco 19 Waukon 0 Cresco 0 Nashua 7 Cresco 0 Decorah 27 Cresco 0 Osage 27 w Mun fd YM lQf'VU,P'sf Q-X9-1. JJ! WXIXY X A I i ,AJ . lfyykfij 14-' J A P ,fy A'-ILM! 4 N , . bi M21 ,4r' A3 r,Hf ,iflkj ,XX ,xx f Opereffn x . Uiiclci' llizi cliimclizzn ol' Mi-as SkX'I'l'SUIl, llif- liigli sclioizl Boys' :md Girls' Glu'- Lliib: pw 1-iitccl llic ripuollgl An Old Spniiisli Cu-1. in . Oxvi' ai liiiiiilrvfl sliidi-mils lmela paxil ziiicl iii ilw iiiziiii vzisl wc-i': Ruth 'I'uci'la. .Is-:iii I li iigmii. llivlizircl lVlvc1's. .Icziiiiic WOW, llzirlviic lzivm-, Tliiimzis Gciiric, llziiwilcl . . X-. Piiwgi' , lJzi1'i'vll l':iyii:, Alix .lvziii Sim-lmiziii. Dc-lmzii' Mc-Kiiistry and Lloyd l,uwi'y. A-:'is'l1.iili lit Mi s Sum' mi x'i1i'i3 l mil',' lJONzzy:'llos, z1L'ci,nip:iI1islg Riilli Blzivli- luiirii, :in-imiiiipziiiistg M11 .luliiismy mm-lic-sti'zig Mziigzirct Field, ziss'l dll'0L'tlll'1 lfzijvv Sliiigly. clziiwu-'L Mi: Tiitllo. Mig Robbins mid Ray Hardy, scciigry amd lighting. ' L7 liyi- pm-ziplni clvsciwiiig nil' mcnliun zii'r- Miss Ilvzi Fislicl, Miss Louisv Furd, Miss Vilvzi Klan--svy, Mi: C. F. Flziiizigaiii, M11 G. R. Czirroll, Miss Hclrn Srizipos, Miss Milly Miwliaxi, Mrs. V. .luliiisc:ii, Miss llclcn Hzii'd.'i'smi, Miss Orlczin Sc'li1'm-clvi: Miss V0l'llIl W i . , . , 4 l' mam ziiicl lzzi lc-i s l'Lll'Yllllll'0 Cu. fl Cycfone Jaffy Cyn-l iii- Sully . ii tliiwc' :ac-1 4-iamocly by liilgviiv H:1l'v1'. was prcisvntvd by ibi- .liiiiii i' ulziss iii' l93Sl im Novcmbvi' l. This play wzis ll gmail sum:-ss :md mucli i-Vi-dll lui' it was duo to thi- splendid 'rg It . z lo Scliiillmx Ezivli lJl'l'SlJIl'S p1mi'1i'ziyzil was dom- Gquully wi-ll ziiicl ugziili cl Mi s M ib sg 'L .' - - fiiyccl by cx'0i'yrim- pu-sciit. ilu- pl ix xx is miinli nm l.llXYl'llC SL4llLlQl'fl'. who plziyvfl tlii' lille rolv. was :ibly riippuiicd by ilu- l'c'lluw- mv: Glvii Kvam, Kzitlioii Wzilsli. Jzick Prcstuzi. G11 wmv Plummciy Altgi .login Slimli- fs mlm. l'lClXX'lll'd Ciiniiiiigliaii . Mziijiimiic Pzniwlimziii. zliid ljumlliy Dvzmv. Vliimgigif. Slof-limziii. Kvzim, 9c'liziClbi', Ciitiiiinglizim, Duziiio, Proslon, IVUSS Scliullciy Wailsli, Plll'L'l1lUlill. f 4,17 ,XA y,uJV7,,.. 7 A 0:f A V is ff JW6 M6 sf A Mfg .LAAJ Le.-S. ...arf ,rffiivffffl Q V M17-'A N.. 'I-Ay ,ff-4 fvf..4.,-'Q-.f .,-,1 - .1-J ' 1' WW' ' fzrfs gfub ..........4 'yiwkxbwz ' Sixth ROWI Ufbim, Lickteie, K9UU9115'. P6ti1'S0H, Miss Ritzinger, Miss Harderson, Beaumaster, Opat Shimek, Prochaska, Min-ear. Fifth Row: Gordon, Blaser, Sir, Vopova, Kaipler, Todd, Peter, Murray, Perry, O'Brien, Midthus Marshall, Feuling. DeNoyelles. FOUYTY1 ROWZ Ellingson, MCKiHiSU'Y, RDSITIUSSSIL Wacha, DeGreve, Lienhard, Tuchek, Christenson Salisbury, Boyles, Fenske, Hornberg-er, I, Kirschman, Mintey, Peter, Powers, Ryan. Third ROW! Lyons, Davis, Clink, Tuerk, Burr, Platz, River, West, Meyer, Farran, Herold, Schaefer McGee. Second Row: Monthy, Biel, P. Walsh, Herold, Larsen, Dinger, C. Dinger, Tuttle, Ritter, Rucker Walsh, Natvig, Schemmel, Knox, Ferrie, Milhrath, First Row: Wohlsdcrf, Stevens, Steffen, Elwood, Walker, Price, Fagner, Kach, Deane, Crow Kirschman, Lowrey, Parchman, Stockman, Woel1stein,Morgan. I .Ways Cpfub ojlkgp ourth Row: R. Walker, Widman, Preston, Price, J. McKinistry, Aberg, Mr. 1' Ryan, Arns, Hanson, Mr. Thompson, Anderson, D. McKinistry, Elmquist, N' Weinkauf, Kvam, Smylie. Pr Third Row: Culbertson, Lickteig, Mclntire, Raker, Benson, Woodward, Powers, Payne, Moore, F. Lanz, Drilling, Cunningham., Buresh. Second Row: Reihle, Hanson, Qvern, Kratz, Kakac, Deane, Ernst, George, W. Walker, Fagner, Jones, Patterson. First Row: Murray, A, Lanz, Plummer, Crow, Gager, Rush, Phillips, Myers. Morris, D. Walker, Kapler, Lewis, Ellingson, Stevens. fQ1.e4,41A! .L9oQ,ww!Q ' ljwtfviq ,QWTJ ZLQWU C, QM, Commerczkzi 61116 M4 Fourth Row: Tuchek, Davis, Feuling, Miss Ritzinger, Mr. Ryan, Culbertson, Benson, Myers, Moriis, Lybbert. Third Row: Woellstein, Powers, DeGrave, St0i'l'Gn, Larsen, Peter, Mintey, O'Brien, Ritter, Fenske, Kapler, Christians. Second Row: Tuttle, Lienhard, Midthus, Murrily, Mc-Kinstry, Rucker, Platz, l. Kirschman, Farran, Hornberger, Wacha, Meyer. First Row: Deane, Kach, L. Kirsehman, Crow, F0-gneig E. Ferrie, Biol, Boyles, Burr, Perry, River. QjuQ,Oefv Q A kb I ,mb Cresconzkzn K W an If J.-,,. vffff X iw., QW? Standing: Myers, Walsh, Fagner, Raker, McKinist1'y, Hovey, R. Walker, Gordon, Todd, F. Lickteig, Phillips, W. Walker. Seated: Peter, Miss Field, Powers, Elwood, Payne Ceditor-in-c-hiel'7,,De- Noyelles Cassistantj, Marshall, Salisbury, Meyer, Boyles. Journalism first started in Cresco High School in 1922. The Crest-onian is pub-- lished monthly by the members of the journalism class, and is a member ot' the Quill and Scroll. Journalism is taught to promote the student to think and to create a power ot' observation within the pupil. The class is under the supervision of Miss Margaret Field. All members of journalism class must send their application to become a member of the staff to Miss Field, who with the aid of Mr. Robbins, chose those most fitted to the position. First Row: Study Hall in Action, Journalists, Cgme and Get If! Segjgnd Rowg Oooh! Our Bliz- zard, The Prom's the Question. Third Row: Giddup, Wick! Psycholygists. Lost in ThOL1ght-DUI Arns, Something Missing, Where is he? CO-Caplflins Basketball. Fourth Row: Lande's Economisti. A Winter's Daly, Patterson Goes Riding. Fifth Hoy: Prospective gr Perspective, Slim and Ulf? Kitten, Soupk On. iQ5692!ev' A gf H53 f Cf H G3.JHii' xi CK , X ' 'B l 4 5 M k ' X 2 fp? L, g ' - ' ' w . 1 I i , I x , 1 -Sf- . ' 'rf -' 'Fm - 1 ' . Y Y c r 1 - I , - x p m H - IN ' . fix ' 15631 Q ,JJM,x k W ' X 1 -, rd-, Q X l A' I , ,XX , 4.1f' , ,i ., . 1 I - , . 1 I X f I fd S jfaskeibaff idyl Standing: Plummer, Kvam, Fagner, Walker, Manager Anderson, George, Meyers, Stevens, Coach Wernimont. Seated: Preston, Ernst, Payne, Morris, Mclntire. With all but one letterman returning, the basketball team was somewhat stronfl- er than last year. Mr. Wernimont, did the coaching. Darrell Payne and Robert Mor- ris were elected eo-captains. All the gafnes seemed to be close except when we were on the large end of the score. New Hampton and Osage both beat Cresco by one and two points, respectively, carly in the season, but Cresco defeated them in the latter part of the season. Playing in the same fighting, heads-up style, the boys placed second in the See-- tional Basketball Tournament on their home floor. Playing about the same schedule as the first team. the Freshman-Sophomore team came through in much the same style as the first team, although they won some games that the first team didn't. This was their first year of competition and they did a very good job and gave promise of material for the first team. Standing: Owen, Myers, Wells, Monthy, Bousta, Skoda, Boyles, Lanz, Webber, X Coach Ryan. Seated: Hall, Burgess, Conrad, Groth, Fye. 1 , - 4 Q 1 .' Q . 4,-, ' LJ' 4 f, ' 4.13.1 1 - stat it . i Jil f ' i YA! f WWA jW,,f27'j i JW if ' W Af l 491 gif J ffdf Bqyfliij My ' 'I JI' .'v,.fX ,, i up W i, :WU iffy, ' X i l'd!f ' ,fp fl M My. V 4 M15 M resffzny S I Third Row: Johnson, Anderson, S. Lundswerk. C. Landswcrk, H. Nichols, Ellingson, X I, Coach Flanagan. Second Row: Lee, Ptacek, Kakac. Billmeyer, Tuttle, Searcy, Burns, Crow. First ROWI Deane, Hanson, E Nichols, Wildman, Anderson, Price, Daily. 1 I ,l ill lf Y, U VX lf ' K .ii Thbugh ,handicapped by the lack of hea t wrestlers, Mr. Flanagan pro- Nb cgmycecita winning team. Deane and Wil an r S df ything from 135 lbs to HW X 1 I A , , ey YJ Although she had trouble with ag in e al meets, Cresco had li itil X .ihcj in the State Wresling Me 'il ' t 'ci place at Fort Dodge. boys Q I X5 x ho wrestled in Fort Dodge e XS ar , lane, Wildman and Hans . Searvy gk laced second. Deane third, an ana la t ird. . , 1 V K i f I XJ , In duel meets, re cg ' d such st g teams as New Ha on, Dubuque, X ff East Waterloo and ' er 0 ,V Q! . t s i , , N.. ' lil X x .5 N id' ' 9 X JN x LQ: 13 A SQ its :N N64 N 3, ff X? tel J '. X -5 f Yfa. 5 'Ii L? A .g -A lx Standing: Searcy, Kakac, Nichols, Ptacek, Billmeyer, Deane. Tj sf, Seated: Hanson, Anderson, Price Wildm S Q, nf. 74 N 5 lf' II, UM , X , , ad- . 4151 5i'x'.itx W lllfJfM jfff ,M ,M ,ft . ol J 2 I C' ' rf' . A j' Q , yi' eclamafory A ' ' Jglx Jil A Standing: Crow. Schaefer. Kennclly, Eoyles. Schemmel, Miles, Payne. Seated: DcNoyelles, M. Kqnnclly. Miss Seliuller, Walsh, Payne, Todd. Emerging from the home dfclam eonteat victorious, the following people repre- sented Crercii In all its declam Contests: Darrell P' ' wratoriealg Emily De NoyelleS. dramaticg and Mary Kennelly, humorous. Mis. er was their coach and they were a good team although they didn't go as fat as last year. So many oi' tho-e interested in newspaper work took journalism the first rrme ter that the serond ssmfster class had, only twelve members. This ass me e up the Cre eonian stall' publishing the last Your issues of the per for t yea . . low .fv-.fsf.A,vv-A,vvvvvv- 4 ' , ' 5 J I ' CFOSCONIUN Q I ' E J. mlm' .5'ffmffum- X 1 1 , t t i 1 - Standfng: Crow, Wacha. Blascr, Roberts, Ritter. Seated: Miss Field, Anderson. Davis feditoigin-chiefj, Biol qass'tJ. McKinstry. ,U rl , 11, L Ax X L, v ' lv il I5 f., 1 1 3 ' a RN L Wu au gmc: Third Row: Urban, Beaumaster, Knox, Ellingson, Prochaska, Price. Sccond Row: Minear, Opat, Shimek, Walker, Blaser, Ryan, Kennelly, Peterson. First Row: Rasmussen, Schemmel, Morgan, Miss Harderson, Lickteig, Benda, Sir. All juniors and seniors registering for normal training automatically become members of Nu Tau Sigma. Miss Helen Harderson is the advisor of this organization. Colors of the club are white and green. Their motto- The right angle to ap- proach a difficult proposition is the strugglejl is the same as last year. Their flower is the rcd Carnation and their pin an open book with a quill lying across it. The organization held monthly meetings with the following staff of officers: Dcris Ellingson, president: Mary Schcmmel, vice-president, Lucy Lickteig, secretary, Dorothy Walker, treasuer, Mae Peterson, program chairmang and Mary Kennelly, social chairman. Third Row: Aberg, Anderson, Licktiig, Hovey, Mr. Schroder. Moore, J. lVlcKinstry, Combs. ' Second Row: Anderson, Kratz, Crow. Fagnei, D. McKinstry, S. Landswerk, Rhodes, C. Landswerk, Jones. First Row: Shaver, Hovey, Barthelme, Nichols, Dernpewolf, Minear, Lee, Daily. I' 1 -1 W I' llli Ch First Row: Buys Beware, Boys QLlUltfll6, lrlszcpzlmlllu. Umm Shop. Scc:znd,R1Jw: l 4 1 3 M4 u K - I k Q Spinster Club, rummers, Spring Fever, Fir: Drill, Troublcwmo Trio, Thiizl Row: Lights ui' thc Sub-District, D',1z1 zllkcr Humrl? Smile lVlr. Czlrrrill, llzmil in Actirm. Fuur.h lI':v.': 1611: iii Iiywq IJ aw in Iliglliiyi WRIYIYHJ U11 high. Trump:'lCCr. VVivkCFl . Dflllll D0 11113, A hwbl' mzm in ll quiz-t plznrv, Tho Sulc' Survivor, i Row: What nuw? Sing Sing or Play, In Quiet lvluud, Gucss What, Sumo View, Thg Ludivs olce, In RCX'Cl'SlZ1'., Time Offg Rc-lux, Sixth Row: May Foto, Rtudy for Action. X: V... L N 1 ur, , f - 1 1' .- ' -V. Ky X X, , ,D 1' 1 LL X, , W,L . M ' ., .X 1 A L .f Mun, Y V Al, f , K' Y . , 1 WA' 4 V J hi M j 1 x 1 'AZJ I fx y f , ,f1l ,. xww 02 bl tw If Y C I X6 pf' L, LY J X gl' ,IN 5 ,, T' If In 'Ll-V'N1,,ff 5 ymfpk' I , A4 Yx fit LL XII: X Y' ' X 4F w 'WT' lj-V J lx K ,UK K, -fy '- My AM Cskflny W ff -ff A ' 1 W jf 4 55? ? ? '+- y ff Q G -fl - gg L f Q ff- I . x 1 x ff jf? NN A f ffxjl N 1 XKNWJ QW m- A C V .5 X 4 Wm j f,g,,-i X ' di Wwwff- Sm? Qi -4, 1 H .2Y'uf0ym,vf1.s-H Q yi vc- Q! A i. SJJHV' Q- ajfgylgl Y if91fiiVVL N 5 i wi! , Zasebail J X :aryl H+ Fourth Row: Ass't. Lande, Hoffland, O'Kada, Hanson, C. Landswerk, Ellingson, Coach Wernimont. Third. Row: Walker, S. Landswerk, Drilling, Cunningham, Jones, Natvig, Manager Anderson. Second Row: Bateman, Schumann, Riehle, Mclntire, Ernst, Payne, Lanz. First Row: Murray, Fye, Daily. In its second year of competition, Cresco Cresco Ridgeway l had a very strong team with Mr. Wernimont Cyegco Lime Springs -1 coaching. Leonard Bateman was elected C1-9:00 Elma 0 captain of the team. Cresco Decorah 6 In the District Baseball Tournament at Cx-3590 Lime Sp,-ings 7 Nashua, Cresco was turned back by Bristow Cregco Decorah 12 four to one in a hard fought battle all the Cresco Elma 1 WHY- Cresco Bristow 4 Urack With Mitchell and Arns starring, the track team forged along the road to victory. Mitchell competed in the hurdle races at the State High School Meet and Arns in the District Meet in the mile run. Third Row: Groth, Lanz, Mr. Flanagan, Arns, Conrad. S:cond Row: Myers, Phillips, Ptacek, Fagn-er, Morris. First Row: Mitchell, Stevens, Tlusty, Queel, Kakac, Zbornik, Moen. WJ N1 f Mifjliwiff ' Under the direction of Miss Stingley, the girls of the physical training classes participate in the different sports in an effort to earn themselves letters. They play such games as volley ball, kitten ball, badminton, basketball, and they rollerskate and ride their bicycles for points. They have picnics and tournaments along with their regular meetings. As do the other organizations, they have their officers and those elected this year were: Maxine Stevens, president, Josephine Elwood, vice-p1'esidentg Luverne Schaefer, secrtaryg and Mary Miles, treasurer. One of the main duties of the G. A. A. is to present a May Fete each year, with the aid of the grade students. The May Fete this year was very successful with Shirley Davis and Claud . tevens Qiling as the queen nd lor of May. . K ' ' r WWW! i of! f X WA' tr ,ccffsj if 5 i' 'ar 1+ ' Conrad, Miles, Woellstein, Kvam, Stevens, Davis, Moen, Lybbert, Feuling, Mclntire, gm DMA? WMM cl Mom pfgyzf MJ Ajbarclze fra I Try as thfy would, thc high school orchestra was unable to equal last year'S iccxxrd, although thc-y came very class amd received a Division II rating at the State Music Festival at Iowa City. This group played Introduction and Scherz0 by F. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy and Colonial Dance by Geursge Daszch under the capable direction of Mr. Johnson. Soloists representing Cresco with orchestral instruments were: Lucille Kolind, French horn: Lloyd Loxviy, fluteg Donald Phillips, bassoon and Marian Rasmussen, viola. I ,V MMMMMMMM f if K! Band VJ ,f Und the direction of Mr. Johnson, the band downed all compeition up to the D ji distiic contest where they ieceix cd 1 D1Xlsl01'1 II iating t'Overture Militaire by Joseph Skornika was played by the band in competition. Those in solo work were: Gordon Benson, clarinetg Earl Stevens, baritoneg Glen Kvam, tuba: Franklin Searcy, saxophoneg Katherine Walsh, snare drumg Donald Lybbert, coinetg Joyce Culbertson, tromboneg and Marian Rasmussen, fluegel horn. Katherine Walsh, Donald Lybbert and Joyce Culbertson competed in the district contest. lVlarian Rasmussen competed in the national auditions at Iowa City. I I fm' .Sm Cm L V -f Third Row: Miles, Powers, Thornton, Baldner, iVl01-I-ig, DeNoyelles, Boyles, Natvig, Parehmaii. Second Row: Vagts, Gerber, Woellstein, C. Dill:!0r, Feuling- Immcl- Dllily. 'l'LlCl'k. HPHVY- First Row: Payne, Stoekman, Zender, Damon, Miss Severson, Davis, West. Benls, Ringeon, At the state contest, Girls' Glee Club received a second division ranking. This year's Girls' Sextette members were Darlene Payne, Alta Jean Stoekmaii. Madelyn Zender, Marjorie Parehman. Ruth Tuerk, and Jeanne West. ww Ways' 5700 C7116 Hit hard by graduation last year, the boys met with defeat in the district ron- test at Charles City. Fred Lanz, Thomas George, Dick Walker, and Harold Powers were membeis oi' the Boys' Quartette. Third Row: D. Walker, Myers, Anderson, Widmun, J. Mc-Kinstiy, Moore, Lanz. Second Row: Powers, D. McKinstry, Hanson, Preston, Chihak, Payne, George. Fagner, First Row: Reed, Naughbauer, Lowry, Lybbert, 1V1iss Severson. Plummer, Morris, Burgess, Phillips Stevens. Area' Caborus Third Row: B. Powers, Zender, D. Walker, Prestnn, Anderson, Hanson, H. Powers, Chihak, Fagner, Payne, Lanz. Second Row: Dinger, Woellstsin, Feuling, Myers, Plummer, George, Phillips, DeNoye1les, Davis, Tuerk, Natvig, Henry, Parchman. First Row: Miles, Ringeon, Payne, Stocknian, Lowry, Lybbert, Morris, Miss Severson, Burgess, Stevens, West, Bents. Students chosen by Miss Severson from Boys' and Girls, Glee Clubs made up the mixed chorus which tirst appeared in the operetta, then later in the Christmas Cantata, and a pre-contest concert. They were assisted in the operetta and cantata by the orchestra, Ruth Blackburn was the piano accompanist. t'The Cherubtm Song by Bortniansky, O Blest Are They and Music of Life by Christensen were chosen for contest selections. Mixed Quartette, consisting of Darlene Payne, Jeanne West, Harold Powers, and Fred Lanz, together with the chorus rated Division II in the State contest. As no Division I rating was given, the quartette was certified to the national contest at Minneapolis. te. we is . of if KO. C fix., . ii v V ,ll QL 4 MX MV' Nil' 1 '1 ,jx I y .MAX tux U cyparfan 'eg UN A ' ik n -'tofu llbkdw x Standing: Feuling, Davis, Lic-kteig, Kennelly, Monthy, Payne, Blaser, DeNoye1les. Myers, Marshall. Seated: Deane, Miss Field, Elwood, George Ceditoi'-in-chietl, Walsh tass't editorj, Hanson, Todd, Crow. The Spartan Staff worked hard to produce a bigger and better annual, and is much indebted to Miss Field tor her advice and help. Membership to the staff was open to any senior who chose to apply. By organizing sooner than usual, the statf was able to produce the annual earlier this yea1'. rsrsfslvvvvvvxfvvvvvs f-. .7?ead.y-Wade family' ' Under the competent instructions ot' Miss Schuller the Senior class presented A Ready-Made Family, a farce in three acts. The cast composed 01' Agnes Martyn, a matronly woman, Dorothy Matt, Bob, twenty, Norbert Chehakg Marilee, eighteen, Helen Gassettg Gracie, eleven, Helen Marshallg Miss Lydia, old maid ot' fifty, Eliza- beth Murray: Henry Turner, forty-.t'ive, Claude Stevens, Doris, seventeen, Mae Keuneg Sammie, nineteen, Robert Mitchell, Begonia, forty, Phyllis Skoda, and Nicodemus, forty-five, Donald Taft, presented a highly entertaining peilormance, Murray, Mitchell, Kc-une, Matt, Stevens, Marshall, Skoda, Gassett, Fhehak, Taft. i 'XQXXX IM! .1 rd H Jfuiographs X. . !7Vqn CY . ANAX 'x X . A14 M MTL L , 1 'I ' Lfhdkfyf 3 Q ,Auf XKIK4, ff 'M V! Vblvzk! K , ,-Af 4ff1'4A Af'j I .K fl ' 3 f , JAUI, . f, 7, I A -V V I ,. :E-Qiy! 5 I in f ' ' - , ' ,f x I T , ,f A, ' 1 17. K fu LL ,fl-5 ' ff ff - The - A -Come TO- W. T. LAUMAN Q . 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