Cumberland High School - Milestone Yearbook (Cumberland, IA)

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JUNIORS V' L fb 4- N'A YZ' The Junior Clase, composed of nineteen members, entered C H S in the fall of 1946 gladly accepting our roll as upperclassmen We chose as our sponsor lr DeLuc1a, class officers for the year were President, B J Riley Vice President Geneva Porter, Secretary, Rita Anstey, Treasurer Arlene Krallk Student Council members were Ivan Porter and larilyn Carter Our first undertaking as a class was our successful Junior Class play entitled 'Double Exposure', which was presented on October 15th and lbth under the direction of Irs Saville leanwhile the football team saw the services of two outstanding per formers, Eldon Porter and Ivan Porter During the Christmas season the Juniors were well represented in the groups of singers that were included in the Christmas Program There were many in our class whose faces were seen behind the bright lights of our 'Southern Musicals' Eleanor lcCurdy made an outstanding performance Other dramatic tendencies were shown by Geneva and Eldon Porter, by their work in declam They both won the home and the tri city contests and received number two ratings in the district Those in the class who play instruments or were interested in playing were all out for the band that was re organized this year All through the year we were selling hot dogs and cokes and out taking orders for Christmas Cards to raise money for the oncoming Junior Senior Banquet And when the time came to start decorating we all pitched in hap plly, donning Jeans and borrowing Dad's hammer to get the work done The final accomplishment for the year was the preparation and presentation of this banquet We are looking forward to our Senior year which ls sure to hold as mn excitement and fun as this year has. ,- '- -V - I 5, s- f, I 3 ' ' - I.. ' 'J .- 0 XX L Q r LY s' Y ...X K Q , 4 ' f f.. . f V ' 'Q-v, re. 'Y 5 - 5 , ,- ff A 3 2 ' ,'. x .. 0 1 , o :J A . -l 'Y . . y Q , xv . ,, 2.1 ,,, 1 4 , Q - 'D 5 1. 5. -. - K xg , Y ' A ,.- . N X . : i X l . f X 'X X ' ' , X ' X x Q xx I Q O . U U I I I I . . . I I , I I I I O - C O 1 I I . Q O e -. . . I 0 C

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BOPHOIORES lhen the first bell rang and the doors opened for the season we Sophomores found ourselves with 14 members As we were one of the upper classes we were allowed to elect a sponsor In a unanimous vote we chose llss Pedersen, our English and Typing teacher, but as she resigned at the end of the semester we were left without lr Saville took the responsibility of the typing room until lr Olive arrived and Irs Saville carried on with our English Wanda Helton transferred to Griswold and a party for her was held in the gymnasium after a basketball game lr DeLucia stayed and kept score for us either band choir or sports Our class officers were as follows President, Henry Holaday, Vice President, Stanford Pelzer, Secretary and Treasurer, Bruce Howell lembers of our class formed an octette consisting of Irene DeBus Margaret Rhodes, sopranos, larilyn Dory and Martha Hoyt, altos Bruce Howell and Stanford Pelzer tenors and Basses Harold Campbell and Henry Holaday Their outstanding number was a novelty song called 'The Cat And Her Kittens' which was sung at the Senior Class Play. Activities interested our class. lost members participated in