Denison High School - Monarch Yearbook (Denison, IA)

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In all labor there is profit. -Anonymous Top Row - Kelly, S. Suggau, Lunsford, McDonnell, O'Connor, Slevert. Bottom Row - Norellus, Robinson, Peters, Lnub, T. Saggau, Bray, Denkcr. C Every annual must have a staff to collect and edit material. Shortly after the opening of school in the fall, Mr. Walters, sponsor, chose from the Senior Class the following people to perform the task: Editor, Jean Lunsford, circulation manager, Tom Saggau, business managers, Bill Norelius and John O'Connor1 band, Wilmer Denkerg vocal music, Louise Robinson: class history and will, Phyllis Bray, sports, Bernie Saggau, clubs, Pat McDonnell, dramatics, Mary Laubp art, Georgine Sievertg photographer, Eddie Peters, treasurer, Honour Kelly. Having introduced you to the staif, we now present the 1946 Monarch for your enjoyment. -5-

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12. u. Jnfzqoftem? 2-School starts 2-Rev. John D. Clinton, speaker 4iBasketball, Carroll tthereb 11-Basketball, Jefferson Kherel 15-Basketball, Logan Kherel 18-Basketball, Sac City there? 21-Start of second semester 25-Basketball, Ida Grove tthcrel Jnbzumzzy. 2-Basketball, County Tournament, Manilla 4-5-Music clinic at Denison 8-Basketball, Harlan Ctherel 11-Basketball, Dow City there! 12-A. B. Keeler, speaker 15-Basketball, Carroll there! 19-Basketball, Manning therei 21-One Act Plays 22-Basketball, Jefferson ttherei 1gBasketball, Sectional, Mapleton 7-Basketball, District, Atlantic 9-Basketball, District Finals, Atlantic 11-Athletic Show 12-Jessie Rae Taylor 12-Band Concert 18-County Music Festival 24-Iowa State Band Concert 28-Movie by Federal Bureau of Investigation 29-Junior Class Play 30-Track, State Indoor Meet, Iowa City 2-Track, Dual Meet at Atlantic 4'5wMusic Contest at Denison 12-Track, Holstein Relays 18-Track, Cherokee Relays 20ATl'2lCk, T. J. Relays 25-26-State Music Contest 26-27-Track, Drake Relays 3-Track, Cardinal Relays at Clarinda or Sac City 7-Track, Triangular Odcbolt-Ida Grove Meet 10-Senior Class Play 11-Track, District Meet 15-E. L. Jeambey 24-End of Semester

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Qamlmn, ' Scholl SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL The cornerstone of the 5135.000 senior high school was laid in July 1936, and the building was occupied in February, 1937. It was dedicated March 9, 1937. Adequate to accommodate the high school enrollment for many years in the future, the building is fireproof, being constructed of brick, reinforced concrete and steel. Modern in every respect and convenience, the structure is 102 feet by 172 feet, and is three stories in height, GYM The gymnasium building, located on the corner of 15th Street and First Avenue South, was erected in 1926, at a cost of S80,000. Not only is the gymnasium proper located in the building, but the kindergarten and primary grades are also housed in this building. This building, with its sturdy appearance, modern equipment and spacious playing floor, is certainly one of the finest gymnasiums in western Iowa. -7-