Denver South High School - Johnny Reb Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1935 volume:

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'D' UQ 3 4 H 3 if 2 EE SLE- I ' if s on: 'D' fb go F11 O tv!-'I' 93 .38 P XX 3- 2 s. 2' Q PU xg, H , 21 59 ' as B 2. HE. S. E 1 Es Q' F? ' I- XJ 5 iq.. Illini? XI' ' A4 gl X ll 7 Q lx X Amllllllllllllu. f f Y MMT . . . Working shoulder E to shoulder. 5 ' , 1 J f G fki ' n be E ' f11,,kW , ff E51 f r 4 ! 1 1 N f , P 1 ,ff I r 4 j 1 , ni Q C, i :Xa 'N fs of 42 f ri ' Vfft' - A V 1 ' ff , 4 ef , , , VERA CAMPBELL LOUISA A. WARD , , , , 1 N5 W , Sf A38 ' V, 1 Y f 1 . . . through their dual F -Y voluntary efforts they have , T : made possible a better South. ? 1 ,Q 55 These two we salute who have ,I 5 ,F 4, JMU? paved the trails that we now K take. vm r WSW tfflff' r t or t to that 1 fam ' X X 2.1 r,1, o f f v f'L. .x52QW'q.Z ' 4'..xW of l6l Be as a tower, that, 'Urnzly set Shakes not its top for any blast that blows l71 t How reverend is the face of this tall pile Looking tranquillity! U31 . . . among the unhardened, mingled vcleraru, help- ing and guiding. Q., Y u A fly: 3 T I . A nl fi ox-Eglvhr T , 'g I . 4,5 45.1 , S qfgillx lla 5 9 1 A- O ,,, V . .,,., x .. Q . L . V. - 4 1 1 l Joim J. com 1-mlfzpul lx, t Trails are blazed by those with a spirit of high adven- ture who, guided by brilliant imagination, restlessly seek the unknown. Trails become well-trodden paths through the purposeful travel of those who have in- telligently chosen the Way to fields of promise. Trails become rutted roads by the monotonous plodding of countless blind followers afraid to seek new ways and unwilling to depart from the old. Will you be the restless seeker-the intelligent Chooser -the blind follower? You and you alone can decide. -JoHN J. Conv. I i l f l 1 V s i U t ' l X l ROSA M. SCHODER REX V. CURTIS Dean of Girls Assistant Principal P , , W ,H - - f W . K .. . 4 l ' w l -E ff? l f ' 'X A ' T za! ll,-' e -3' AA-. . rl l9l ALFHILD ALENIUS Mathematics University of Colorado VERNE ARNOLD Social Science University of Nebraska ALICE H. ARONSON English University of Denver RALPH ATKINSON Social Science University nf Denver NELLIE M. BAILEY Social Science University of Denver REBEKAII J. BARON English University of Denver CHARLES BINNA Social Science University of Illinois SARA S. BLANCH Home Economics Colorado Agricultural College HELEN A. BURNHAM Home Economics Lewis Institute NORRIS F. BUSH Chemistry University of Missouri VERA V. CAMPBELL Lilmzrian Colorado State Teachers College FLORENCE G. CARLSON Physical Education University of Denver AGNES V. CLANCY Social Science University of Denver ROBERT COLLIER Chemistry Beloit, Wisconsin ODETTE L. COMES French University of Bordeaux, France M. JANETTE CONINE Art Art Institute, Chicago Q FLORENCE L. COWAN t Language University of Colorado RILLA DAWSON Clerk University of Denver t E101 5 ' 1 7 , , K f A . N ,,,g,g... .A C. S., ,..-,V .. V 1 V, , or . k .I ,L 'A .,m1w'f f' .3.A: ' f , L'-' - f ' ' ' ' 'f tw -... r I ' I . 'ff A ' .,Aref.-11-f,-'Yfw-2-,H . , A - ' . R 4- . ' 'S ,..,. 3:cr.5JA,,A A .. .. J, 2.4 .,.-.,.'t,.,,--s-.. My ...wir-'..'sQ5d..Lf1s,..,i:.pe...n..tA.1,.A......a.us..Af.-v,:..+.:.x '.A..'- X' 'Ti' :Hanan-...,... ., ,744 'xt s':E.kfmSi!Qaz:.E ELLA JANE English University MARIAN H. EMMONS English Colorado College JULIA H. GARDINILR Math1?rlInlic's University of Deliver FELLOWS of Denver CARLETON HALL Commercial Universily of Colorado EDGAR W. Cmcs Science Stale Teachers College. Colorado MARY K. GRAY Camrnvrciul State Teachers College Vllestheld, Massachusetts WILLIAM II. HEAGNIQY Physics State Tc-achcrs College, Nebraska EVA HARRISON English University of Denver EVERETT HANEL Biology Nebraska Slate College of Education HOWARD L. JOHNSON Physical Education University of Nebraska SARAH RACHEL ISBELL Science University of Denver CLADYS HUN1'ER Secretary Teachers College, Maryville, Missouri MARTHA N. KIMBALL Social Scivncc University nf Denver HAL D. KENDIC English University of Denver HAROLD KILABLES Industrial Arts University of Denver FRANCIS M. LICCULLEY Commercial University of Iowa BARBARA L. MCBREEN Social Science University of Denver KENNILTII I. KOIIL Industrial Arts Colorado State Teachers College llll A Q VM? I., I mv.-. P-m....:W..,., .,aw.., . W.. , t 1+ ' 1- 1 l12l KATHERINE COLLINS MEAN Y Spanisli bniversity of Denver HARRIET L. NIEYER Commercial University of Denver WILLIADI L. MILLER Social Science Drury College BELLE V. MILLER Latin University of Colorado ROY L. NIORRIS Biology Baylor University FLORENCE MURRAY Library Clerk University of Dcnver RUTH MORRISON Maihemarics University of Colorado ELOISE G. NELSON Commercial Grinnell College RUTII NEWLON lfrzfzlixh l'nivcrSity of Indiana LORAINE NELSON Music University of Kansas MARY H. PATTERSON Physical Education University of Wisconsin i'iEl,EN B. PHELPS Social Science lluivvrsity of Denver ELIZABETH H. PESMAN Social Science University of Colorado JESS M. RANDOL Social Sci:-rice University of Nebraska MILTON C. REBELL Commercial Denver University Commerce OPAL BRADSIIAW RIDDELL Social Science University of Denver RUTH RINCLAND S panisli University of Nebraska JOHN T. ROBERTS Music Colorado Teachers College l I IRENE M. SELLINGHAUSEN Domestic Arts Colorado Agricultural College JENNIE STARK RUDOLPH University of Colorado English ELIZABETH H. ROLAND Commercial University of Iowa HENRY R. SPANGLER Industrial Arts Colorado College RUTH SUPER Clrrk University of Denver REN G. SHEARER Physics Muskingum College FARNUM A. ST. JOHN Mathematics University of Denver LELA B. STRONG Home Economics Colnrarlo Agricultural College GARNET G. STONE Physical Education Central Missouri State Teachers College LOUISA WARD Librarian University of Colorarlo HELEN TILLOTSON Washburn University English EDITH H. SUMMERS English Coloraxln College LEON K. WHITNEY English Kansas Stale Agricultural College CORA WESTHAVER English University of Denver ILA F. WEBBER Commercial Denver University Commcrfte :Incl Arts MAJOR RAYMOND COMES U. S. Army Cadets Colorado Agricultural College ART WILLIAMS Matluvrnatics Colorado Sclcool Of Mines I ...f OFFICE IVIESSENGERS Back Row-Edith Hanes, Vivienne May, Helen Cambers, Martha Krueger, Elizabeth Steinmetz, Mary Helen Mc Kelvey, Gladys Quist, Shirley Barcus. Front Row--Anita Mae Vivian, Margaret Bennett, Kate Milne, Florence Glodt, Ruth Markham, Margene Maloney Martha Moore. 5 i 1 l 1 F s l Q 1 STUDENT CUSTODIANS Back Row-Jack Hickish, Jim Baier, Art Smith, Bob Swain, Harold Hart, Bob Hayes, Ray Peterson. Front Row--,Tack Anderson, Ray Sibley, Carroll Galhreath, Denver Dierks, Schuyler Curtis. H4-l LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Back Row-Dorothy Goalby, Hvlcn Mae Liningcr. Iona Brown. Helene Dolan, Ruth Alquist. Raymond Cross, Robert Comstock. Center Rowfhlwrcnce Kucharski, Paul Johnson, Bill Curley, Dorothy Brendler, Muriaunnch Robertson, Roma Mae Ferguson, Alicc Green. Front Row-Sallye Frawley, Virginia Stubbs, Mary Bea Anrlerson, Carol Austin, Alice Senter. LUXKFH H0051 STAFF CUSTUDIANS Back Row-Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Bcishline, Mrs. Slilliun, Back Row-Mr. Rector, Mr. Muttingley, Mr. Bailey, Mr Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Shelton. Baskclt. Front Row-Mrs. McLaughlin, Mrs. Loftus, Mrs. Ruby, Front Row-Mr. Quick, Mrs. Goodrich, Mr. Sanford. Mrs. Diener. l15l Three babes in the woods Ten more babes. Group three ditto. Dixie Debs. You name this one. Th e Twerpy Twelve. Southern belies. Cold diggers-real ones! Night life of the Coflfless. Music in the air. I 10 1 . . . the opera house filled Lo overflowing, for talent aboufnded in the settlement. SENIOR PLAY Standing in Back-Robert Hartman, Conlon Olinger, Gertrude Finnell. Sitting'Carroll Hutchins, Fred Coorlale, Virginia Lee. Martha Lawrence, Miss Alice Aronsun, Directorg Bertha Lackner, Eleanor Reese, Ted Davis, Wayne W'ernc!. THE SENIOR PLAY . . . The Amalgamated Thespian Association decided to give 'Camillef and with that decision the settlement experienced the equivalent of volcano and earth- quake. While the women scratched and shrieked over the title role, the men nobly gave their parts away. Handsome but painfully shy Biff looks, when given the herois part, suddenly left for Santa Fe. Two more comely gentlemen followed him when offered the role. Months later that trio quietly returned and resumed house- keeping. 'Camille' had been given fwith an all-female castj weeks agog relieved, these gentlemen once more felt at home. That is probably why Big was so easily cornered one day. From a circle of expectant faces a voice said, ':We're giving 'Romeo and Juliet, and we wondered . . . i' This worthy book comes out before the performance of Big Hearted Herbert, but from the rehearsals our correspondent saw, success will surely perch on Herbs, shoulder. The play is balanced with humor and homey logic, enough of both to sustain interest. There are, of course, domestic complications and amusing situations that promise much. Those that you wonit see but that really deserve more than just these words are those costumers, prop men and make-up artists that every play has and depends upon. After the play words may fail youg but, during the play, if they fail the actors, ,lane Harrison will be there script in hand. Costume supervision falls to Marjorie Line, while the traditional office of props men becomes props ladies with ,lean Hatton and Doris Rhoads doing their best. As for makeup, Judy Easton will wield the puff and eye shadow. Willy Phillips linds the programs and advertising her job. The direction comes from Miss Aronson and Edith McDonald. It is upon these 'cfaces in the wingsw that the play depends. We salute youl l17l .A ,ax JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE Back Row-Charles Puyne, Jimmie Evans, Helen May Lininger, Chairman, Berton Stackhousc, George Wright. Front RowfNuomi Fahring, Margaret Deel, Margaret Finkel, Bette Lee Bails, Charlotte Mayer. JUNIOR PROM . . . not to be outdone by mere elders, the younger generation blazed forth with a first class barn dance themselves. Swooping down on the opera house they unscrewed the seats from the floorg then, after placing the pianner player and the fiddler on the stage, they swung into a frenzied Virginia reelf, A modern parallel was the Junior Prom. They might have transported the South Pole as a scene for the dance, so real were the artists' decorations. Snowballs, icicles and penguins were on every hand in the gym, but with strange inconsistency, the South Corridor was drowned in palmsrpillows and plants. This, they said, was Southland. Here in Antarctic tropics the Juniors laughed and dancedg here they gamboled and romped in one of the year's most effective social capers. U81 A ,,,,.A . SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE Back Row-Coach Howard L. Johnson, Eml Young, Al Wilscwn, Dick Carwuoml, Charles Adamson, Jack Anderson .lack Morris. Front Row-Virginia Fislxburn, Miss Ruth Ringland, Doris RhoaLls4Chairman, Jane Harrison, Doris W'ilkins. 1 a i i SENIOR PROM H. . . beneath diamond studded skies they danced. With comets in tin lanterns to shed golden light, they laughed and stamped out rhythms on the rough wood floors to a raucous fiddle. Perhaps they laughed louder than their progeny would on another far of and bright night when young moderns danced on smooth wax to a softly humming orchestra . . .U Amid planetary airs and with the then1e of Lstars, predominating, a galaxy of Southern satellites and their male meteors danced to the heavenly strains of Mars Kramer and his twelve exponents of the melody way at the four-star event of the year-the Senior Prom. In the starring roles Doris Rhoads, chairman of the dance committee, and Charles Adamson, prexy of the senior student diadem, led the sparkling and dazzling array of dancers, who enjoyed a night of starry pleasures. The five-point theme was carried out in the decorations. A huge star, draped with spirals of gleaming cellophane, formed the apex for hundreds of streamers from all corners of the Rebel gym. The programs and the refreshments also carried out the star motive. It was truly a celestial evening in an ethereal paradise. ll'll 'SUV ....,.. 11, .....- 53-ft .. -...--f M , fit, e.-r 1 -wi ' -19 ,4 --5'i-...-. 1 1 4 A CAPPELLA CHOIR Back Row-Neil Ford, Wilbur Grinstead, Travis Railey, Kenneth Flatt, Alda Phelps, Eleanor Earhart, Kathlyn Musser, Victorine Lewis, Miss Nelson, Ann Schuerer, Dorothy Hoffman, Margaret Riemer, Marguerite Spady, Marian Jackson, Robert Rothi, John Jackson, Harlan McElhinney. Second Row-George Zernan, Robert Price, Margaret Fickle, Florence Comstock, Madelyn Bailey, Betty Zeman, Lois Ellyson, Eleanor Kerr, Frieda Eich, Betty Jane Afman, Dorothy Van Wert, Oran Miller, William Graessle, Martin Wennherg. Third Row-Don Clayton, Billy Woodworth, Jack Cobb, Robert Burns, Ethel Dyer, Mariam Thomas, Annabelle Patterson, Betty Nelson, Rosemae Jenks, Virginia Lee, Ellen Wilson, Jimmy Webber, Arlo Myers, Jim Myers, William Prather. Front Row-Donald McDougall, George Dunklee, Dorothy Ratekin, Marjorie Barker, Dorothy Bishop, Wanda Krebs, Mildred Larson, Dorothy Kennedy, Imogene Burch, Alice Rourke, Katherine Overman, Carolina Dona- hue, Dorothy Bennett, Eleanor White, Richard Mahoney, Kathryn Geddes, Merl Sage, Charles Foster, James Baugh, Kenneth Hieber. A CAPPELLA . . . with only the murmur of the breeze through the pines, the gurgle of water, and the staccato crack of fire for accompaniment, the little group sang to the hills and shy. As one voice the melody came from their throats-they sang because they loved to singf' Brilliant growth and popularity has been the reward of this thoroughly worth while group. Starting humbly, it is now grown to a class project through the earnest effort of Miss Loraine Nelson, the director. its seventy members have sung at the Colorado Education Association conven- tion, for the Denver Music Society, and at several other public gatherings, earning much sincere praise. Widening their scope, they performed over KLZ, singing not only four but six and eight part harmony, difficult for even trained adult choruses. Again South welcomes the new and claims the title of Leader, l20l J-A Billy MelNooflle ..,.,...,,,,.,,,, ,.,.,.,.......,,, ,,,,.,,.,,...........,....... . . ,, OPERETTA DON ALONSUS TREASURE Don Diego Anselmo de Gonzalez .,..,,..,.,,,,..,.....,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Suzanna ,,,,..,,,,..,,,...,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.....,..... Dolores ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,, Lolita ..,.,,... Manuel ,,,.. Paula ...,,,,,,,.,,,,.. ,.,,,.,, Ajax W'ollop .,...... Mrs. Wollop ,.... Elaine ,.,............. Slim Malone ........., Shorty Simmons ...... . , . ..,,....,,. , . v .,.,,, David Smead ,,,.Marian Neighbor ..........,..Almla Phelps Wancla Arrowsmith ,.,.,..,..Kennvth Flatt ......Dorothea Gooch .........,,.Rl1llEfI Price ..,.,..Beverly Thompson ...Dorothy Kennedy White ........Kenneth llieber ........lfLlwartl Young llimcted hy Bliss Loraine Nelson With Music by Mr. john Rohertfs Orchestra . . . castanels snapped tingling rhythms as the curtain calne up on 6Carmen' in the very new opera house. Most of the audience stood, for the feu' rlozen seats were taken hours before the show started. When the curtain. squeaked open. the gaping audience, with much. iniagination, sau' Spanish- villas on the tiny slage in place of the sparsely painted canvas th-at trembled at each movement behind if .... 'T Wllen another curtain swept open years later, those long dead pioneers really would have stared. No longer was imagination needed to create the illusiong there was Spainlgtuneful music with a brilliant background, slippered senoritas Clack- ing high heels in a Spanish heat, well-sung songs from young throats. Showing an amazing possession of talent for dancing, Rachel Lois Crose won much applause. She caught the atmosphere of the fast-moving piece with her exf pert dances, much to the large auclience's delight. Color! Song! Drama! This was Don Alonsrfs Treasure-the gay musical success of 34. l21l x xx-.1 ,fr v l Q 53' 'Y-.x 4- t 1 . ,, .L fe, I: in ri: V .f'1.,r Q. ., . ,L , , crew! . 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Second Row-Helen Flemming, Dorothy Bishop, Victorine Lewis, Mary Jean Rich, Mignon Wai-dell, Lois Ellyson, Marion Held, Viginia Walters, Margaret Walters, Dorothy Byrum, Alda Ward, Florence Barz, Blanche Shoults, Rosemae Jenks, Doris Mae Fyles, Maxine Moore. Third Row-Luelia Murphy, Vivian Trussell, Charlotte Ramsey, Lucy Watson, Mary Ella Foster, Doris Donald, June Mayfield, Louise Jesmer, Anna Bansdma, Marian Neighbor, Marjorie Ludi, Emma Lee Gisen, Madeline Walton, Mary Helen McKelvey. First Row-Leona Ferris, Annabelle Wertz, Dorothy Kennedy, Mah Foster, Lesta Pierce, Peggy Moore, Dorothy Craig, Lorraine Nielson, Zelda Kenney, Eleanor Perkins, Gladys Quist, Dorothy Bennett, Dorothy Rector, Wilma Visser. GIRLS' GLEE , . . . in the throes of artistic inspiration the women folk dropped their chores and organized a strictly feminine trio. Later, augmented, it became a quartetteg then a sextette, and finally, when a seventh member joined these vocal ranks, at a loss for 759 a name they called it a 'chorus . It remained for their children's children five generations later to develop a full-voiced chorus of seventy. Directed by Miss Loraine Nelson and accompanied by Janice Morton, they accomplished success after success. First in the All City Chorus, during Music Week, then in Don Alonsois Treasure, and finally in the All School Show they displayed admirable training and enthusiasm. Of course, they gave several assemblies and outside programs as periodical outlets for their tuneful art. These, too, were delightful and well received-a statement which goes without saying. l22l -.-..--i 3 BOYS' GLEE CLUB Back Howe lfliner Ruth. Muurive Siklu-ns. Finn lVhito, Joe Pieiww-. ,lurk Iitrtlzurlilaulv. Frctl Davis Arlu My:-is, ltubt-rt lfwc, Schuyler Curtis, Harry .Nlivkt-lsnn. Ralph Graham. t'.ml ltulu-rn. Dzivid Sineml, Jnvk Clcmrvr Czirrul Brown. Third Huw'---George Z1-niun. Htl Yfvuiig. Ilvrimrtl llartmuk, Kenneth Flatt. llill linilixnzin. Ray Otto. Xli-s. Nels-on, George llintlva, Stanley Prisner. .lohn Str:-inniing. Hubert Phillipm Gene All1e1'tmr1, Toni Frazier, Vfarrcn Long. Second How- I..--lie ll:-neun. John Phillips. ltziy Culilu, Phillip Roberts. l.uwrr'iir1- Berry, Richard Mahoney, Hymn Film:-rs. Jann:-N XY1-lu-r. Howard Pieu't'. lluul Lens. Dun Finnc, Melvin ,lfrm--. tiltirk Johnson. Front Huw- ,lark liiim-gtiii. Bula Mfrrris. john Witt. Hal Dunning. Ct-rultl tilnli,-man. Sum Smeetnn. Billy Murguix. ifme--I lla-in. lluitin Pe-n-. Kenneth lla-ilnfr. john lflennning, Gln-nn Hi:---lvr. I.:-ti Murray. BOYS' GLEE H. . . . on fool or horseback. in forest or desert. blazing pallzs, or resting around lhe fire, llzey' sang. S1L'artl1.i' Illlll mn slr1'nnec1'. they allenzplea' I0 capture lzarnzony after llieir rustic 'ff1Sl1Z'0fl .... ii 0 ay ie sons 0 iose 'oreli ters. iouffi no so time an ius v. ina ui Td-it ftl tilt itat 1 I, dlk' ki or is ae wi 1 s u ie yoca er orniances. l ese iovs :ir ca ure ie nie 0 ies fthllctltdd lpf rlh li!! pt tl ld they attempted with the resultwa thing of beauty. With anything front the latest popular ditty to operatic Choral pieces they grappled, and they came out melody masters. During Niusic iveek. at the Tezivllersi Convention. and the Kiwanis Contest they appeared arm in arm with tuneful entertainment and sm-cess. Tramping ahead as guide, Miss Loraine Nelson skillfully directed the group. and Kenneth llielier not only pitched tents but kept pitch for the boys as he played his piano. L 23 1 V- ffJ'fS1fa ' ,:n' N , ' . f i V ir ' ' Af' . ., fx'-ff 'I 5,1 ,Q ' W- 1 V. - 1 K . ' , , in 1 W.--f.. 2 Q 5 'i i Tl , if A ' f 1, it 1 . 5 A 'X .. 2 ' V 1 a, Y' , ii H. . - ' '. ,' I I , i, . f ' L . W X t, 1 '- ' A V .., I H - .X . ., ' , , ,, ,, , .f . I, 'tvyitw tg, . . . , ., . . DM , l .4-.xivseezaam-ma:,..., tsu,....:..t.,.. ,, M.- N .,...Miu.ww',,-.v.M,.,n,,..d.,t,.t.+,4.3 .,a.w.e tt-i,...-.... .. it .F twat.. f.f.,tm, it ,,,.y.4.ffn,m.m t l BAND CORNETS John Enos, Morris Hall, Ed Powers, Al Geary, Thomas Stirling, Philip Doyle, Carl Heaney, Dixon Benster, Gerald Krier, Gene Taber, Howard Turner, Harlan Miller, Jim Louver, Phil Schuman, Bernard Hartsook. PERCUSSION Bob Cummings, Carl Graessle, Elmer Van Pelt, Phil Kilmer, Merle Mahone, Bob Good, George Penns, George Neahr. CLARINETS Hubert Dragoo, Frank Williams, Maurice Sikkens, Wilbur Harr, Edetha Hodge, Michael Rash, Donald Douglas, Chester Heaney, Roy Roby, .lake Kettler, Walter Gardner, Bill Croft, Walter Ruddy, Russell Williams, Dewey Campbell, Bill Sydow, Carl Borgeson, Frank Beck, John Burley, Bill Hull, Dwight Johnson, Douglas Liss, Bill Stephens, Reeva Tipton, Kenneth Fitting, Wayne Jordan, Virginia Hansen, Maurice Hunter. WOODWINDS Robert Geary, Robert Fox, Kenneth Kimlel, Ed Osborne, Kathleen Drake, Chester Peterson, Charles Huskinson, Herb Schilling, Clarence Clark, Billy Jones, Alex Bruce, Carl Baker, Doris Pate, Kenneth Twiss, Doris Carpenter, Harry Mickelson. TROMBONE Jack Brown, Walter Lawrence, Bill Smith, Minnabeth Thomas, Bill Frary, Charles Lounsberry, George Seifer, Denver Dierks, Ray Kemp, Vernon Beyer, Alma Schmidt, Jim Durfee, Harlan McElhinney, Joe White, Bnxce Dillon, Gordon Olinger, Walter Bedford. l24l ORCHESTRA VIOLINS Herbert Boyd, Marian Neighbor, Victor McAdams, Eileen Jung, Wanda Krebs, Robert Bundgaard, James Miles, Lyle Mays, Bill Scheuermann, Betty Ann Wolfson, Pauline Tensley, Margaret Maddux, Bert Ogle, Audrey Parrette, Bob Kirscbner, Norma Gustafson, Beulah Tait, Marie Peterson, Margaret Riemer, Harriet Woods, Marcia .lane Stalmann, Shirley Tron, Lucille Maul, Robert Keel, Floyd Grnzier, Plata Wallace, Beatrice Ewers. VIOLAS Walter Haines, Don Milliken, Bill Sharp, La Verda Rogers, Alma Schmidt. CELLO Dorothy Bryce, Emmorette Gilbert, Rita Mae Clifton, Elizabeth De Boer, Doris Marie Carpenter, Kathryn Geddes. BASS Minnabeth Thomas, Walter Lawrence, Vernon Beyer, Ray Kemp. BRASS-PERCUSSION Ed Cressman, John Enos, Bill Smith, .loe White, Frank Fisher, George Penns, Bob Good, Thomas Stirling. Bob Bylsma, Alfred Geary, Ed Powers, Bruce Dillon, Harlan Miller, Carl Heaney, Lenore Zimmerman. WOODWINDS Hubert Dragoo, Kenneth Kimlel, Elgin Fox, Reeva Tipton, Robert Geary, Maurice Hunter, Frank Williams, Frank Beck. I25l 'fr il THE CADET BALL CADET S . . . little boys played at soldier-shooting Injuns, killing bujalo. They were aiming to be like Paw when they got growed. And, shucks, a felleris gotta prac- ticefi' Now, those young sons sweat at their drills. The game is no longer play but serious duty wherein they combine mental and physical effort. These boys devise Various stratagems, map out their make-believe fields of battle, and plan new ways to defeat the enemy. In recent rifle matches our Rebel Cadets came in third, competing with more than sixty schools. Later this summer they will participate in an all city drill competition. Chances are South will shine again as victor, for the cadets have as motivation Pop Kohl and Major Combs, the sponsors. Here is the bulwark of a military nationg here is protection and assurance. I261 COLOR GUARD RIFLE TEAM CADET CORPS Back Row-Harlan Miller, Graham Hughes, Douglas Clark, Earl Goecker, Grunt Holmes, Wilbur Harr, Leonard Hon, Ben Rogers. Russell Goddard, Raymond Isherg. Center RowfRnlph Harris, Robert Haines, Byron McPherson, Robert Ourslcr, Bill Hoffman, Cecil Baldwin, Robert Whitlock, Ray Knuclsen, Richard Crury, Jacob Klomp, Clark Johnston, Chester Blunk, Paul Buirgy, John Denst, Richard Clark, Roy Weaver. Robert Sprague. Edson Nyswander. Front Row-Major Combs, Lahoma Litton, Robert Bradshaw, Fred Symonds, Mildred BarringerfSponsor, Harold Blunk, Marion Hupp, Andrew Murray. l27l .Af-'i .-. SOCIAL HOUR COMMI'l l'EE Back Row-Jack Slagle, ,lim Campbell, Bill Munn, .luck Watson, Bob De Lung. Center Row-Berton Stackhouse, Bob Swain, Burton Folsom, Edmund Cressman, Lois Jane Kientz, Frances Budd. Front Row-Virginia Lee, Edith McDonald. Doris Wilkins, Mr. Kendig, Marjorie Line, .lean Hatton, Doris Rhoads. SOCIAL HOUR . . . the roar of the square dance carried for miles and the City Dance Com- mittee shone with misplaced pride. It was they who had organized this chaos that was now enjoyed by the rustics. Every 'Satidday' they had one of these meetings of the more socially inclined. Windows vibratedg guffaws shattered the silence of the sleeping town. Nine o'clock. This was night life in the early settlement. No exuberance runs rampant at South, for here the Rebels take their social hours with quiet enjoyment. It is probably due to the committee that arranges these dances. These social lights are picked by Mr. Coryg then they do the unusual by elect- ing officers from their number. They were Line l'MarjorieJ, Munn fBillJ, and Watson Uackj for this last year. Of course we havenlt been favored with many socials this semester-the epi- demic, you know-but in spite of this we recognize the merit of the group. The few they have given were well-planned and enjoyable. As a private celebration they started to have a little party of their own- but they just didn,t get around to it. i231 f f if ,Tj I lil l ' E' f f - fx . . .,-,,..,,,.. . . .,,. .. ,...,,- , ff-uw..f yrs- L if'-. ' - - - V, , I '-42k 4I'n'b'la.2.v1!'?l5sh L KX , -..-i.,,-t,-...-.-. .....,,,, e ---..g gg - f at FORENSIC Back Row-Ralph McNair, Sherman Sutliif, Lawrence Gwinn, Ed Jones. Ed Linkow, Francis Geib, Ted Davis, Bertha Lackner. From RowfRobert Hartman. Ed Cressmun. Kathleen Atpy, Mr. Leon Whitney, Bill Williams, Hugh Thomas Conlon Olinger, George W'right, Alan Hall. FORENSIC . . . young Tim mounted the stump and spoke. Big words and bigger ges- tures came forth, but unconscious of the imrnaturity Maw and Paw beamed and were proud. . . . n Now decades later young Timis offsprings steps to the platform, and as he speaks his mother and father sit happy-perhaps a bit awed for they hear deep thought profoundly presented in a mature way. Those that made fond parents proud with their oratorical skills were: Shaffroth speakers, Bertha Lackner and Alan Hallg Kiwanis contestant, Hugh Thomasg Francis Geib, Sherman Sutliff, Gordon Olinger and Bill Williams in the lnterscholastic Debates. Miss Aronson and Mr. Whitney both felt pride's elation, for they, too, were mighty, mighty proud of their brood. 4 it T rv lr E t E 2 lt l l l 29 l in V I i T , AWS'-'ll'.'. , V' ' 'f ' V' '???7'7 75599 'A ' 3 X. fs 5'-15- ' ' 'S , '1'Xwsf-' -W ' 1'-firfw? ', P. PV. f' EL iw - ,.,,-1-, -:iusri , 'Wa-g.-1: hp -L Q , X . A , ,, . ,. ...J-T'fl', . 5'i'5l,ii5f5Q,, - 1 Y 1' 'A f -5,,,,,, nl Q 1,'1:5tf.-1,1,:5E,t,'- A 'f 5.,5,':A5-ig?- 'Zig' ,Q ,g HL ,gpg-' Q ' ,, ,A , 'rag f 1 iw-,y - 1 ' : ,.'AfA, ' V' ' 'N ' '- Jifmfi - tw :., ' fi' , , V it F ire' Q ff tstagi ' -9' I 2: V g . ..., ,!1,., .Wx ' '71 ff,-5' .,-My 'L :nl , ,1.,-lf- ,a,se+J,'-4, 4 A' gf' - ,f ' :Ugg :NS T., : , . . , , , . Y .t,,, A . 1' 'fiat '43 Q -,sf:12:r1:'ZGT3 2'-we , ,. zw gy g-f 2 '! 'F , 11-If ip f'111::5m -rjjgxjigf 5j.T,.:x H- :me , . .-, .',--.11 + -1 V - ' ?'.5.',5-X?2f.a,'gj.it.,.,,, , ' 'lmft A - in -..L-, 1 T 1 AERONAUT STAFF Top Row-Jack Watson, Sports Editor, Marie Butz, Reporterg Don W'eher, Ealitorg Ruth Rose, City Editorg Bob Schwartz, Reporterg Barbara Scott, Reporter, Virginia Nevins, Society Editor. Bottom Row-Virginia Walters, Reporter, Edna Clark, Reporter: Marjorie Stenger, Reporterg Glen Hamrick, Reporterg Nona Fletcher, Reporterg Alice Patterson, Head Typist. Not in Picture-Bill Jeffers, Reporter, Dwain Erwin, Reporterg Morice Ramsey, Reporter, CONFEDERATE STAFF Top Row-Bette Lee Bails, Society Editorg Jane Fairweather, Reporter, Burton Folsom, City Editorg Frances Budd, Editor, Harry Mickelson, Criticg Marjorie Line, Feature Editor, Dorothy McClendon, Head Typist. Bottom Row'-Norma Pierce, Reporterg Neal Van Heukelem, Sports Editorg Julius Johnson, Photography Editorg Art Shannon ,Reporterg Gordon Zimmerman, Reporterg James V. Campbell, Reporterg Lucy Watson, Reporter. Not in PicturwBill Williams, Copy Readcrg Buck Herndon, Reporter. l 30 l Q, Q ,Ly-pp gm , , A V. 5 l ,,A A +, 1, . A A X A r 'ir' ' ri iw' 'fa ANNUAL STAFF Top Row-Bull Swain, Bubinuss Mullzzgcrg lNIui'g.:nl'ut Curlis, Porlruileg 64-01150 M. Wvilliaunsnn, limlilurg linlilll Stocker, Ellilressg Wvln. Dale Jennings, Literary Enlilurg lllizalmtlm Sluinlnclz, Faculty lhlilcnrg Bob limlgcrs, Boys' Sport hhlimr. Second Rnwiflnullicrine Nnwlcn. Typistg Jack Slnmnun. Artg Em llv-inlcr. Girls' Spur! l-lnlilorg Bub DeLong, Arlg ,lune Harrison, Pvlsnnliel Eelimrg Julius Johnson, Plxutogrulwliyg I.ul'minc Amnmn. Snapshot Erlilor. Tllirml llowfjnlnl Phillips. Srl: W'illlclxnina Philipx. Clerk: H:-rllm l..n'knvr. ghsielnvit Iinsinese Xlzumggvrg Dori? Wilkins, Arlg ,lean Hanlon. l'irlnrc Appointments: lilreaxmr liz-vw. Club Enlitorg Ed Sweetcn. Rlcalmnical Art. 1,- l l l l Fourth Row'-lllairgaret Muty. Clvrkg Margueriu- Young. Clerkg Gm-mlulyn Cviinn, Clurk: Ellen VYilsun, Clerkg l Dorvxthy look. Typistg H1-lvn Mny Liningor. Clvrk: Carroll llnlvhina, Ari. L Fifth Row-fMzn'inn Schlage-ter. Cl:-rkg ,luflith Huston, Clerk: Mary Jane Carnsf-w, fill-rla: Florence Glmlt. Clerkg Kate Milne, Xeiislnnt Sport Ifmlitur: Elizuln-llx Sn-kin. Clvrlx: lim-lliv Svhnlinlt. Clvrk. 5 I f 5:1 1 1 5:1 l ki .,,W,v M .. X --.,,.,., .WM x ' 2 f . , , , A gi' f'--. .ILL.L'EW'i'f.ff4?.511f'i' ' R- ' it 4 Purple and White Track Meet. Could it be our yesterday? Find Folsom. Boots-Boots-Boots. Rebel Rangers ranging it. N0 wonder they all went West. Disporting in shorts. Free Aeromzuts for hrst erron eous elucizlations. As you zlesire me. Another reason why. Slou'-men at work. So thatgs uihcre Jirn's been! Will haunt house cheap fadvJ. i321 oil M' li. 1 i hui lui ii :in H stud -nl 1 l i if 11 i 1 n-if 1 I-It l i nl- Q .i I l uni l 1' l lt W , . . . . and the young bucks went out. of a holzday, to duel with quick wits and hardy sinewsf' i i SPORTS , 4 s , . . . often! A- 'f-- f- ' crackedfefwften blood flowed, but those pioneerinf lhuskies came back again and again, playing hard , i they displayed apelike brown. CHAMPIONS Th time has ylmodinediihe savwry bf Eiodern sport, t re remaiiis a driving-will t win th t only sheer K p numbers or extreme superior strength will A athletic Rebels illumted this in the se son by dra ' y home poundiiiter pound of h score bacon. F tly they bobbed up with amiing winsg never bea enei ey came back to win. And they did! V From those early pioneers before them they l that joy of play and prlde of strength possession of victors. LAURELS 3 IIOSC and is second grid season. ' Breaking the netman, Rebel racquet the championship with Manual in The basket end spurt, pulled up to second enter the divisional tournament. my indefatigable cheer rooting to an excited of grandstand enthusiasm l33l - SPORTS CLUB Back Row-Gwendolyn Gwinn, Doris Stapleton, Catherine Nowlcn, Beulah Guthrie, Helen May Lininger, Roberta Brandow, Florence Glodt, Helen Rae, Ethelyn Tarrant, Mildred Fritsch, Ellen Wilson. Second RowiEva Heimer, Judith Easton, Charlotte Mosconi, Elaine Bayles, Dorothy Bryce, Phyllis Corry, Wil- helmina Philips, Agatha Thiel, Lucille Bucher, Eleanor Larson. Third RowiMargaret Mety, Elizabeth Suskin, Morice Ramsey, Dorothy Tait, Flora Glass, Gertrude Wislancler, Helen Wilson, Norma Learned. Bottom Row-Betty Brancht, Harrie! Cass, Margaret Beremzln, Kate Milne, Doris Wilkins, Elizabeth Steinmetz SPORTS CLUB . . . no longer content to see the boys at play, the maids of the Settlement slipped from the kitchens and vanished in the jungle of pine and fir. There in the privacy of dumb hills they ran and jumped and even wrestled after a feminine fashion. Jennie stepped a dozen paces from the target and shot an arrow with all her strength. It see-sawed through the air and stuck the very edge of the circle at a crazy angle. She stood speechless at the evidence of her skill. Prudence and Charity raced each other, but after a few yards both fell over a log. Jessie Polk, seeing how high she could jump, found herself dangling from the lower limb of a tree. Again the kitchens filled, and the chores moved to completionf' Ah, but the Sports Club is cliiferent. They confess being regular Amazons. Yes, thatls it. Amazons. Information tells us that they really have a jolly time, too. They work a bit for some points or others, then they have the privilege of lounging in their rather elegant club room. lt is in this room that they, too, hold Wild initiations. Oh, yes, they have a banquet in the lunchroom at the end of the year to distribute awards. Those wielding oflicial powers are Eva Heimer, Betty Braucht, Margaret Mety, Judith Easton, Elizabeth Suskin. The sponsors are Mrs. Florence Carlson and Miss Mary Patterson. A E341 'T we , L.. S CLUB Back Rowe'Coach Howard L. Johnson, Haroltl Holland, Joe Manning, Carl Borgeson, Bert Butcher, Ed Young, John Woudenberg, Buck Herndon, Chuck Adamson, Frank Grant. Jim McBurney, Le Moyne Marcott, .lack Brown, Warren Hartman, Harold Hart, Ralph Donald, Myron Henry. Second Row-Chuck Foster, Ed Powers, Charles Chamberlain, Tom Baird. Jack MacFarland, Art Smith, Jack Anderson, George Morris, George Maxwell, Bob Hartman, George Dunklee, Al Mendenhall, Bill Butcher. Third Row-Roy Seaholm, Hugh Thomas, Ray Anderson, Bernie Keller, John Pierce, Wes Glass, Sam Levy, Les Foster, Harry King, Matt Hailey. Front Row-Fremont Reed, Chuck Bolton, Gene Louthan, Francis Kenney, Elwood Bolster, Dick Orange, Bill Munn. S CLUB A H. . . the men retired to the saloon to discuss any subject that pleased them. Here, alone, they told tales and swore friendships. Though the more abstaining sex never entered there, they hung a sign on the swinging doors of the barroom: 'NO WIMMIN1 . .M Though no drinks are served in the S Club quarters, like their granddaddies they gather, relate tales of prowess, and make fast friends. Now, in addition to the lettermen of football, basketball, baseball, track, and wrestling, they welcome the golf, tennis, swimming and hockey boys. As for contributions to the school, these huskies have given basketball and wrestling rallies and were in charge of athletics on Purple and White Day. Of course they were helped by Coach Johnson and Miss Burnham, who supplies a much-needed feminine influence. Officers? They were ,lack McFarland, Bob Hill, and Bill Butcher. We might add that under the disguise of a steak fry, new members are lured to the mountains and there initiated. Tags around the wrist are used to identify the bodies. i35l ptain Glass, R.H.B. All-City Coac Couch h Kohl Stone PASSING THE PIG! flnsurif -Coach Howard Johnson? FOOTBALL SOUTH vs, EAST Howard ,lohnson,s South High Rebels started the football season with a strong 12-0 victory over East, 1933 defending champions. Gaining possession of the ball in the first period, the Rebs finished a 45-yard march with a touchdown, Bill Butcher scoring. Anderson, McFarland, and Woudenberg were outstanding on the line. South, l2g East, 0. SOUTH VS. MANUAL Manual Thunderbolts fell before a fighting Rebel eleven to a score of 7-0 in their early season encounter. The Southerners' lone touchdown came when Bill Butcher received Hill's deflected pass over goal. Jack Anderson, right tackle, recovered a Manual fumble on the Thun- derboltls ll-yard line, making the score possible. The game was even in regard to first downs and yardage gains. Wes Glassls coflin corner and long spiral punts fea- tured the game. South, 7, Manual, 0. Gary Roormla, Manager Bill Butcher, Q.B.-F.B. l36l WES FOILS WEST! FOOTBALL soUTH vs. WEST West High's Cowboys handed the Rebels their only defeat of the season when they edged out a one-point lead in their crucial battle. A well-directed place-kick by Will Rogers, left tackle, gave West undisputed first place in the prep race. With one minute and fifteen seconds left to play, Hill led a march from South's 38-yard line for a score. ,lack Hatchett shared honors in this touchdown drive. The last seconds of the game were climaxed by a 14-yard pass to Glass over the goal line. Hill,s kick was only inches wide. South, 6g West, 7. SOUTH VS. NORTH South kept a close stride on West's trail for the league leadership by defeat- ing North 10-0. ln the third period, Hill,s trained toe gave South a narrow 3-Oilead by sending the ball squarely betweenethe posts. ln the same quarter, Woudenberg, Rebel left tackle, recovered Chuck Mc- Cool's fumble on the Norsemen's 5-yard stripe, enabling Butcher to score for the Rebels. Bob Hill's conversion raised the Bob Hin, L.H.B. All-C'z l count. South, 10, North, 0. Y Myron Henry, F.B. l 37 l Hugh Tho mas, Q B Jack Hatchett, Q B Max Van H b ek 4. Qzllf Jog L-jg.11l,...: .,e,.L..,.' ,.. filing . .5V,.., ff '-:serv rt . gf? af V K .tg Vn: 'r ...q 1 43 ft 1 AV, ax, 35, S31 Im I L-I4 ff Lak 'ff sf F71 9, 1 , i. . lf. I L L Q I . X Q ,rx , 54. ri 'Fir 'I i J 7 X Vi,-.mf v l,- 5' it Buck Herndon, C. John Wouflenberg, L.T CLOSING IN! FOOTBALL soUTH vs. EAST Opening the second round, South met the East High Angels and held them scoreless while the Rebs piled up five touchdowns and three place kicks to win the melee. lt was Hill's big dayg he accounted for 27 points. Bill Butcher went over for the other touchdown. ln the third period, Hill cut loose for 35 yards and a touchdown, and reached the peak of the day when he accounted for 2 scores in 3 minutes. Glass, Anderson and Woudenberg played stel- lar football in opening holes. South, 333 East, 0. SOUTH VS. MANUAL ln their second grid battle with the Manual High eleven, the fighting Confederates eked out a 7-0 victory to put them within one-half a game of first place. The first and second periods found the two teams scoreless, neither team showing any superiority. However, in the third quarter, the Rebels opened a furious drive which netted them 48 yards and a touchdown. Bob Hill went over for the count, and added the extra point with a per- fect place-kick between the uprights. This drive began when McFarland fell on South's own kick- off after' Wes Glass purposely booted an onside 4,1 their ' fbi v t pq t Ig: I gg! ,Y 5. ssl Ft , , 54 rl., .Vfl 'u -? K l ts,-'S :Va :ig :gi tt. 125 52 .l ffl 2 .El Z 3 9 V , 1 l , 3 4- Vuggfl I ,e Q'- 2 1. Q , ,' M, .. r 1,5 I W, F' A u V- MV mf? 1- fc 'W . 1, 9 sf- T I -'I Y l 9, 5 5 3,41 , - : Q :f sg ff? ff' . iii .,, 1 ., u . 1 t A , V. I ' be ef fit V in im' we tin, 1 V .t . -f T Vrfff f V .31 52:5 i if . 1 S . f 3 . -V f f: qi i' if?'7,a4-':5f- 1 -N ' i wa in gg, - l tsl- l , j L, t G ,, 5 i ! 'I Q. w JK -we , ,,-.ig x K W ,tk ,, 5 . , , Q .lack McFarland, R.E. 3 Q All-City Q FI: Elwood Bolster, L.E. - . if E3 9' i rf L I 'l . ,, 6 I ,Z f l George Green, L,G, kick. SOIlIl'1, 7g Manual, 0. George Morris, L.E. if it K . 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' Kc -r75 f A315 V' . .. ,-- 'ff-ff . . - l- L,A,.-tl.. 1'-'iv.4:'1lLl.'i.,l ,. - . L An' tx, mio.. 4 V M- in N., Q Chuck Adamson, R.G. Bert Butcher, R.T. John Pierce, R.C.-R.H.B. HEP! ONE-TWO! FOOTBALL soUTH vs. WEST South versus Westl The most critical grid- iron battle of the 1934- prep season found the sec- ond place Rebels and the leading Cowboys bat- tling to a scoreless tie at the final gun. Several times the West eleven threatened the Rebel goal. only to lose the pigskin on downs or fumbles. A punting duel was waged between Glass, Southern halfback, and Waltman, stellar back on the Cow- boys, team. Late in the third quarter, Glass, attempting to punt out from his own goal, was rushed by four West linesmen, and the ball was down be- hind goal. However, to the utmost relief of the Rebel rooters, all four West players were ruled offside. Glass's next attempt placed the ball in midfield where it remained until the close of the game. South, 0, West, 0. SOUTH VS. NORTH South's fighting Rebels failed to overcome the Thanksgiving Day jinx in their grid conflict with the North High Vikings and fell short of an un- disputed championship to tie with West for that honor. This tie was due to West's surprising de- feat by the Manual Thunderbolts. The Vikings' score came in the third period on a completed pass into the end zone. The South- erners unleased a passing attack in the last quar- ter to put the ball on Northis 5-yard stripe. Butcher went over to tie the count on his second plunge over right guard. Hill's place-kick was wide. South, 6g North, 6. E391 Ed Young, L.G. Les Foster, C. Jack Anderson, R.T All-City ACTION PLEASE! flnserls-Left to Right-Coach Garnet Stone and Harold Hollandl TENNIS Hail Champions! Crowning a scintillating season, losing their grip in only two matches to Manual, the mighty Rebel racqueteers brought home to South championship laurels for the first X time in many years. 1 The three singles netmen played very admir- able tennis. Fiery Harold Holland drove his way to remain number one man throughout the season, Manual's Konopka, his lone surpasser. Bert Stackhouse, seeded number two, consist- ently outplayed his opponent from East, but Paul Gill resumed play in his place in the remaining matches, overcoming East and West, but losing to Manual. The two doubles teams, Orange and Reed, Kemmerling and Hazeltine, were the staunch standbys of the year, winning their way through all opposition. Orange and Reed, first doubles duo, superbly volleyed and net-played, winning three out of three encounters. The alternate pair, Kemmerling and Hazel- tine, picked an on dayl' to capture the only shut- out sets of the year from West. Harry Kemmerling . . Paul Gill Ted Reed Coach Stone deserves much credlt for leading Bm Stackhause Dudley Hazeltine these boys of championship caliber to the very top. Dick Orange E401 ' -1 . , ' A 1 4 V w 1 . Y , 4 Sam Levy Elmer Munn Matt Railey REACH! flnsert-Bill Mmm BASKETBALL Coming up from a slow start, the Rebel basketeers broke into the second round and battled their way up into the second place position. A one-point loss for the Rebels gave Manual a well- deserved first, while a playoff with North showed Southis superiority for second honors. Levy fguard, forward, and centerl : A lot can be expected from this junior who showed up so well in the latter part of the season. He started out as a guard, but Coach Miller shifted him to forward and center. Sam will be remembered as the boy who played all three positions equally well. Munn fforward, guardh : Starting out as a reserve guard in the early part of the season, Billy had little chance to show his stuff. In the playoff game against North, he played as spectacular and fine a game as I have ever seen in high school, says Mr. Miller. His speed and excellent driving power made him an effective ball player. Railey Cforwardl: Matt was the outstanding ball-hustler on the team. His spectacular shooting, fiery spirit, and good floor work qualified him for all-city. McFarland fguardl: Jack was the squad's best defensive player. He was usually assigned to the opponentis best shot, and he held him down. Anderson fforwardjx Ray's specialties were long side shots, steady passing, and a general good defensive game. t42l q mn ,J J. Q ..., is H f i O M.. tra -ft V are i AST X l 1 it , 7 . ,g .xx W, ? w -.,:j'g:.. ..,.' , , I fp M ,,,,,, , 1 , Ray Anderson Jack McFarland ,mx Front Row-Sweeney, Cohen, Ulmer, Hikish, McWilliams. Second Row-Colwell, Lewis, Knight, Gooding, Schwartz. BASKETBALL Kolb fguardl: Billis floor play and scoring ability made him one of the best guards in the city. Even though he was the tough luck boy of the team, unable to play during illness and injuries, his spirit carried the team far. After serving as acting captain during most of the season, he was elected honorary captain by the team. He was also placed on all-city. Borgeson iforwardl: In the early part of the season Carl was out- standing for his floor play and general team work. His knack of cutting off opponents' plays and coming up with the ball after a scramble made him invaluable. ? '3'f'wi're -12.8. -- so ,,, T ,-Ee lf. WJ , F Li' l M- l. ...M 4 :,,...fl.T..v.IX , X -H gi.. , ,Jn W5 'fifi L 4 nulflfevf 'j stall A ' mug! ' nr' :ff M 1 ki Q . 5 P11342 i i , 3' :haw-xf ' v' Q no f 11 umm ' n - wa 5 , qc i woven , WA V I 42 f ' I . K in Bill Kolb Carl Borgeson McBurney fforwardl 2 Playing as Railey's understudy, ,lim had little chance to show his good marksmanship. His excellent floor work and ability to shoot equally well with either hand will make him an asset to next year's team. King fcenterl: Harly's special ability was his effectiveness under the basket in taking the ball off the backboard. He was also a good shot with either hand. Wernet fmanagerl : After acting as unoliicial manager for two years, Wayne earned his way to manage the '35 squad, a job which he did well because of his interest and team spirit. E431 :5 nu 3 ii.. F 5 - X Q 1 s ' ' f-1:5 I uw Tfiwffl KV' . gf ,, ', t 199' , . M... Q ' 1,K,,1.., - i . - twig '1f..gg,: ' 'wfam ,1,.l.:t.Z V Quinn!! . . . .,,. . .. .. A izfizfitgx .. qc, f . . . i.:Lit:i'g.fg, ,,,, 'i...iQ'f 11' e ,Qz1?Q?3 . 3 'WP -Q ififwii' Jim McBurney Harry King Wayne Wernet 'f J BONE CRUSHERS AT WORK! Top to Bottom, Left to Right-'Hart, Crook, Dun- klec, Williams, Brown, Smith, Wisherd, Lou- than, Pierce, Erard, Woudcnberg, Anderson. WRESTLING Hart lll5l: Harold was thrown from his throne of all-city by North. He is a three-letter man. Crook fl05JZ Bill fought success- fully in his first two matches, but was out the rest of the season with a mat infection. Dunklee f95D: Pop Kohl said about George, lf he improves as much next year, l pity his opponents. Williams C1053 : Ernie continued doing his best where Bill had left off for the remaining matches. Brown Q14-SJ : Jack was in the tough- est class in the city but showed dogged determination for one with so little mat experience. Smith U353: Art battled hard in all four matches but failed to down heavier opposition. Wisllerd fl65J: Bob fought out of his class and although he didn't win, he showed that he had the fight that counts. All-City Louthan H255 z Cutting down his weight seemed to build up the strength of Gene, who clinched his last opponent to attain all-city ranks. All-City Pierce 11555: No defeats! ln view of his superiority Johnny was awarded all-city. Erard ll65J: Norm staunchly took Green's place, but could not outgrapple his Manual and West opponents. Woudenherg fHeavyweightJ: Illness forced .lohn to evacuate his all-city throne. Anderson llleavyweightl: ,lack stepped in the latter part of the season in lieu of Woudenlnerg, E441 Wlayne Ma naugh , Manager Coach K. l. fPopf Kohl 7, L, Wayne Grail' Coach Art Williams SPLASH' Top to Bottom Left to Right Chapman Hart m in wus Ixcnncx Jones Nlannmg. 1 Chambers Donald Partney Cleaver Gordon bran: SWIMMING Unable to out swim the Angel mer men South s swimmers captured second place in the all city swim meet held at the D A C March 3 with 18 points to 40 for East Bob Hartman Bill Chapman Robert Gordon and Joe Manning represented South in the 200 yard relay, comlng 1n second Kenneth TWISS, Souths most efficient breast Stroker churned his way to win fourth place in that event. Frank Grant was the second best backstroker in the city. Representing the Rebels in the 100- yard free style, Robert Hartman, pad- dling his best, brought third place. The most versatile member of the Rebel squad, Joe Manning, placed in two events, third in the 50'-yard free style and fourth in the 50-yard medley relay. Ralph Donald's excellent form in the swan, jack knife, and his ability to exe- cute a full gainor gave him second place in diving. Art Williams supervised the boys with the assistance of Wayne Graff manager. l45l Top Row-Bank, J. Anderson, Glass, Mount fManagerj, Levy, Goff, Jones. Second Row-Manning, Graham, Huber, Gooding, Ranck, Morris, Redmond, Cook, Frazier, Ennegon QManagerl, Burke, Erard. Third Row-Norton, Orange, Bolster, Worlhen, Henry, Finney. Bottom Row-Casey, Herndon, Lowman, R. Anderson, Baird, Chambers, Huddleston, Roorda, Schwartz. BASEBALL The Southern nine put forth all their steam throughout the entire season in de- fense of their 19344 title. Losing the majority of his veteran batsmen, Coach fPopl Kohl built up a new team around his few remaining lettermen: Wes Glass, outfielder, Ray Ander- son, first baseman, Sam Levy, third baseman, and George Morris, an outfielder. The biggest problem for the mentor was replacing his last year's all-city batteries. Bob Casey, a junior right-hander, de- veloped' into a first class hurler, with Dick Orange behind the bat. lack Anderson and Hank Bank, unexperienced at the beginning of the season, warmed up to be real smoke-ball hurlers. Wes Glass dished out a real specialty in curved ball pitching. Pop Kohl continued again this year as coach with the aid of ,lack Ennegon and Paul Mount, , Coach Kohl managers- Coach Johnson E461 Top Row-Enarson, Beyer, Wright, Lovett, B. King, Poxanovic, Derby, Warfield. Second Row-Gerton, Baugh fAssistant Managerj, Shannon, Hicks, Sutlitf, Reid, Albertson, Marcott, Chapman, Hill, H. King, Thomas, Powers. Third Row-Schumann, Mendenhall, Maxwell, Smith, Seaholm, Dietz, Cope, Hagin fManagerI. Bottom Row-Webber, Van I-Ieukelem, Kenney, Munn, Hatchetr, B. Butcher, Roche, Sanders. TRACK The 1935 Reb tracksters had a successful season in the mile, quarter mile, re- lays, pole vault, broad jump and shot put. Bob Hill hurdled in Coach Miller top style for his third and last year after acquiring an all city repu- tation last season, was the fastest mile strider in the city, breaking the city record in the city meet. Harry King, high jumper, also clipped off the 440 in fast style. South's broad jump and 100-yard dash records were both defended by Ed Powers. In the city meet South ceded the ,341 championship to East, and stepped down into third place. Miller and Stone were the mentors of this sport. l471 at South. Roy Seaholm, Coach Stone SPEEDBALL Left to Right, Top Row-Elizabeth Steinmetz, Dorothy Laughlin. Second Row-Ermaline Maddox, Ellen Heimer, Imogene Baskelt. Third Row-Beulah Guthrie, Mildred Johnson, Catherine Nowlen, Dorothy Tait, Elva Sims. The Girls' Athletic Club started the 1934 season off with speedball. This sport is a combination of soccer and basketball and is composed of several features of both games. The Blue Racers, led by Catherine Nowlen, defeated the Hot Footers, captained by Margaret Mety, to capture the championship. Outstanding players were Ellen Heimer, Dot Lawhead, Norma Learned, and Roberta Brandow. The Blue Racers also defeated Pauline Sundineis Possums, winner of the consolation tournament. Beulah Guthrie aided the sponsor, Miss Mary Patterson, to manage speed- ball. TENNIS Honors in tennis were mo- nopolized by the Heimer family. Eva defeated Ellen to win the singles championship and to- gether the two girls conquered Marie Duncan and Joanne Krier in a closely played doubles match. Helen Hamilton, Dorothy Law- head, Kate Milne, Mildred Fritsch and Phyllis Corry offered keen competition to the leaders. Lu- Eva Heime, cille Bucher managed this sport. Ellen Heimer T E481 , A l 1 VOLLEYBALL . Left to Right-Helen Clark. Helene Sundine. Ardine Cullctt, Lois Lundine, Janys Callister, Ruth Alquist, Barbara W 'M Ensign, Charlotte Mosconi, Helen Hamilton. VOLLEYBALL Charlotte Mosconi led the Peaches to victory in a very evenly matched tournament. Doris Wil- kins aided Mrs. Carlson in planning and conducting the schedule of games. Although there were no sensational players, Ruth Alquist, Helen Clark, Roberta Brandow, and Barbara Ensign proved 1 to be consistent performers. HORSE SHOES Leticia Cramcho was victorious over Florence French in the girls' minor sport, horseshoes. Roberta Brandow was in charge of this sport. Leticia Gramcho TR.-Kfli High jumpg broad jump, hop, step, and jumpg baseballg basketball throwg and the shot-put were the features of the girls' track meet. Although many events were won by last year graduates, many winners are still at South. Ruth Alquist threw the baseball 153 feet with Eva Heimer and Norma Learned second and third. Beulah Guthrie was second in the high jump, reaching the mark of 48.5 inches. Flora Class hurled the shot 26 feet, 7 inches. Ruth Alquist was sec- ond with 26 feet. 4 inches. and Norma Learned was third with 26 feet. Eva Heimer scored 165.8 feet in the baseball throwg Harriet Cass was runner-up with 163 feet. l49l 1 l l l Ruth Alquist GIRLS' BASKETBALL Left to Right-Morice Ramsay. La Vona Cooke, Norma Learned, Captain Margaret Mety, Dorothy Lawhenll Martha Moore, Alice Moseley. ALL-STAR BASEBALL Top Row-Maribel Freeman, Betty Jane Jones, Mildred Fritsch, Pauline Sundine. Second Rnw-Margaret Berenvan, Charlotl Mosconi, Florence French, Viola Ferguson. First Row-Naomi Fahring, Flora Glass, Clara Knapp, and Kate Milne. E501 im' OLYMPICS Boys, Left to RightfSu!liFl', Glass, Orange, Morris, Marcott, Van Heukelem, Wfenzinger. Girls, Left to RightfHelen Hamilton, Barbara Ensign, Dorothy Lawhead, Stella Borgcson, Joanne Krier, Pauline Sundine, Ellen Heimer, Alice Moseley. RI.-XNAGERS Left to Right-Lucille Bucher, Roberta Brandow, Beulah Guthrie, Alice Seaholxn, Jerky Ohman. E511 fx 'fu 4 Pep! Pep! We are march- ing- Safeerle first. Marcott always on the up and up. On the safe slide! Band-ing Logeth cr. Big Track-Munn. Sea-holnz, and the boys S-mil- ing. The boys warm up after get- ting Kohl. It was cz push-over! Cope-ing with the hurdle sit- nation. The Wes said about this pic- ture, the batter! Lots of Powers in a Hill of a good flash. It zms 11 Pig game. Three cheers! l52 I AA- -A77 W H . . . even the miners have spare monterzls, and well they spent them in groups of joint interest. PEP CLUB COUNCIL Back Row-Vivienne May, Elizabeth Suskin, Dorothy Nilz. Eleanor Reese, Miss Alice Aronson. Barbara Jean Scott, Isabelle Cantrell, Dorthee Hamill, Fay Anderies. Front Row-Virginia Lee, Frances Budd, Gwendolyn Gwinn, Maxine Eurton, Edith Stocker, Kate Milne, June Schroeder, Esther White, Margaret Van Stone. Ethelyn Tarrant. PEP CLUB . . . the little girls dropped their knitting and, with patriotic surge in their pioneer blood, stood by to cheer the boys on. Unity their goal, they held high the self-appointed office of 'moral supportf They called 'git-to-githers, and planned events for both social unity and civic benefit. These 'wimmin' with their feverish enthusiasm were a real driving force of the settlementf, Following their ancient 'gfore-mothersf' South, too, has a feminine, and en- thusiastic group. This is the Pep Club. And well they live up to the clubis name, for they make South alive with their bee-like activity. - The group is under the sponsoring of Miss Alice Aronson. The oflicers this year were: June Schroeder, president, Esther White, vice-presidentg Kate Milne, sec- retary, Edith Stocker and Maxine Eurton, joint treasurers. Members of the council are: Isabelle Cantrell, Eleanor Reese, Thelma Herring, Dorthee Hamill, Marjorie Line, Virginia Lee, Janice Morton, Vivienne May, Gwen- dolyn Gwinn, Dorothy Nitz, Elizabeth Suskin, Barbara Scott, Fay Anderies, Frances Budd, Ethelyn Tarrant, Margaret Van Stone, Bonnie Marie Essig. l53l DRILL TEAM Back Row-Carrie Berg, Lcota Parli, Marian Ncighhor, Audrey Stacy, Leola P'arli. Center Row-Barbara Coleman, Hilda Gustafson, Eleanor Larson, Phyllis Peterson, Dorothy Bryce, Marguerite Spady, Betty Ames, Lucille Buchanan, Evelyn Lull. Front Row-Lorrnync Nelson, Virginia Nicholl, Sophie Prisner, Ruth Markham, Bonnie Marie Essig, Edna Lagestee, Margaret Kirkuer, Jeanne Mencfce, Lois Miller, Margie Robertson. PEP CLUB Back Row-Nancy Leauhman, Betty Harryman, Wfinifrecl Houghton, Margaret Jane Wolfson, Elaine Buyles, Alice Patterson, Helen Caywoofl, Carroll Hutchins, Dorothy Hall, Gilberto Lidman. Virginia Fishburn. Center Row+Gertha Mae Inman, Shirley Barcus, Doris Lee Bell, Mildred Hoagland, Alice Seaholm, Jean Hatton, Lorraine Amman, Mary Io Hile, Reeva. Tipton, Bertha Lackner. First Row-Doris Stapleton. Florence Snell, Kerstinc Wickstrom, Patsy Gromm, Narlyne Gregory, Beverly Thomp- son, Florence Glorlt, Phyllis Corry, Lucille Bucher, Vee Barker. F541 PEP CLUB Back Rowfzinna Compton, Ruth Camp, Beatrice Anema, Magdalena Fairbanks, Norleen Culver, Catherine Copps, Edith Hanes, Anita Mae Vivian, Dorothy Zook. Center RowfLa Nelle Lallicr, Helen Miner. Charlotte Johnson, Dorothy Hauckc, Roberta Brandow, Jane Fair- weather, Leona Stowell, Wancla Arrowsmith, Rosemac Jenks, Eloise Jansen. Front RowfMary Netherton, Martha Mennier, Marjorie Stenger, Rosemary Davis, Leona Ferris, Eleanor Grace, Lillian Mack, Edetha Hodge, Helcn Rae, Beulah Guthrie. PEP CLUB Back RowfDoris Wilkins, Eva Heimcr, Marie Price, Alice Reid, Kay Neiman, Helen Kinney, Margaret Jackson, Ruth McDonnal, Velma Ln Priccr, Billie Babb. Center Row--Billie Burke, E-lith McDonald, Imogene Burch, Marian Jackson, Elizabeth Hamilton, Wilina At- kinson, Catherine Nowlen, Hel:-n Camlncrs, Ruth Bidwell, Margaret Curtis. Front RowfVirginia Hansen, Marjorie Lutli. Martha Lawrence, Elizabeth Adams, Mary Bea Miner, Dorothy Anderson, Betty Braucht, Harriet Cass, Elizabeth Stcimnctz, Phyllis Wergin, Eleanor McClellan. l55l f CHESS PLAYERS ASSOCIATION Back Row-Monte Wenner, Albion Afman, Jay Anema, Maurice Sikkens, Denver Dierks. Middle Row-.lay Berry, Kerwin Roche, John Hodge, Ray Fickel, George Schjelderup. Front Row-Burton Folsom, Marie Butz, Mr. St. John, Marie Tovey, Wayne Jordan. CHESS CLUB . . . stony still they sat, those two old men over the checker board. Abbie had seen them as she went to school that morning. Positions unchanged, they still sat as she returned home in the late afternoon. Abbie sighed, shifted her books under the other arm and strode on home between the ruts in the roadf, Many of us have believed that the N. R. A. had reached South when weekly, in the bulletin, we found that the C. P. A. will meet after schoolf, This is the Chess Players Association. fPlain Chess Club to us.J Skillful are the members as they sit in silent contemplation of the next move. Recently Chess devotees were held breathless for days as a tournament progressed in a third Hoor show case. Players planned moves while looking in between classes, then reported their moves to Mr. St. John, the sponsor. Those Whose noses flattened on the glass pane were: Marie Butz, Marie Tovey, Albion Afman, Maurice Sikkens, Kerwin Roche, Denver Dierks, Wayne Jordan, Monte Wenner, David Dickinson, John Hodge, George Schjelderup, Ray Fickel, ,lay Berry, ,lay Anema, Burton Folsom, Elwood Smith. E551 COMMERCIAIL WINNERS Margaret Riemer, Esther Mae Benn, Gerald Pool, Reeva Tipton, Ethelyn Tarrant, Billie Cain. COMMERCIAL WINNERS . . . to measure the intellect and to ascertain the probability of future success, Professor Crabtree held monthly spelling bees. Much midnight wax was melted in preparation for these prophetic events. It caused a proud flutter when the parents heard the words rattled of, letter by letter. Hannah would be something some day! .lust hear how fast she spelled 6Washington'. , South has aumore accurate method for determining skillg it is the annual Com- mercial Contest. Here, pitted against the best, the contestants find precarious going. Those that win may well feel proud, for they have triumphed over more than four hundred Rebels. Those future business magnates are Esther Mae Benn ffifty-five words a minutel , Reeva Tipton flifty-fourj, and Ethelyn Tarrant fiifty-twol. These were of the ad- vanced classg the beginners that earned recognition were Gerald Pool fforty-fourj, Billie Cain fforty-fourj , and Margaret Riemer fthirty-sixl . Miss Benn and Mr. Pool will both see their names on the Commercial Contest Plaque, each letter engraved deep in gold metal. V This is something to remember, for this signifies accomplishment. If 57 l I STAMP CLUB Back Row-Cordon Vaughn, Bob Comstock, Robert Fox, Bob Anccll, Efl Sweeten, Don Weber, Joe Pasquale. Front Row-Owen Sumerwell, Charles Foster, John Snyder, John Hodge, Glenn Kramer. SOUTH PHILATELIC CLUB settled down on the chair, and twittered as she composed a letter. She was writing to her rash sister who had eloped and, with her newly acquired husband, had joined a wagon train going West. Months passed, spring ripened into summer, and, as autumn blew over the hills, the letter arrived. The event had a startling effect on- the Settlement, especially the receiver's son. One day, going through her souvenirs, the mother found a neat square cut from the corner of that letter with a pen knife. Young Tim had begun his stamp collectionf' When we asked for information about South's stamp club, the members sent us ' two sheets of paper with these staggering words typed in capitals--HSOUTH PHILATELIC CLUB7 You might conclude that this must be a Worthy organization to merit such a man-size Word. Youare right, it is. This is the Old Faithful of all clubs, and South has a worthy one. Many valuable perforated squares go through their hands and past the inspection of their rather expert eyes. They hold regular auctions and trade-parleys as companions to their meetings at which discussions and speeches are made. After that they just talk among them- selves. I 58 1 '6 . . . Mrs. Elijah Zephyr, in her New York residence, flattered to the desk, ,A , ASSEMBLY CLUB Back Row-Bill Scheuerman, Robert Hartman, Delbert Lobb, Center Row-Louise Storrs, Marie Tovey, Miss Ella Jane Fellows, Janice Morton, Eleanor Reese, Doris Wilkins. Front Row-Florence Glodt, Phyllis Corry, Kate Milne, Eva Heimer, Elizabeth Suskin. ' ASSEMBLY . . . the Settlement depended on the Three Hatties for all the meetings and entertainment, for it was Hattie Jenks, Hattie Polk, and Hattie Hank that voluntarily rounded up talent and planned shows quite professionally. They always blushed modestly, when complimented, after the show. That is, they all blushed except Hattie Jenks, she, with a stern face, would say, Thank you. We find it worth the trouble. . .N The members of the Assembly Club have no time for blushesg they really work. Their job is to find talent, rehearse them, and give a smooth-running pro- gram. They confessed that is was difficult to get a new and original theme for each assembly, but they manage nicely-very nicely, say we. They surmise that their work of art for the year was the exchange program of March. Elizabeth Suskin had charge of it. They all look at that favorite brain-child with unusual fondness even though it did almost send the troupe away for a rest cure. Phyllis Corry, Delbert Lobb, and Eleanor Reese hold official seats, but in spite of it they really find themselves busy. You see, Miss Fellows is the sponsor. That probably explains the perspiration and inspiration. I59l W- -fi N GIRL RESERVES Back Row-Jacqueline Kock, Pearl Diemer, Mary Netherton, Eleanor Rolle. Velma Le Pricer, Nellie Panneton, Dorothy Newcomb, Alice Diebel, Lenore Zimmerman, Roberta Bolibaugh, Helen Thomas, Louise Holhen, Edna Mae Carpenter. Second Row-Sallye Frawley. Rita Mae Clifton, Jaunita Hansen, La Vonne Jones, Mary Frances Provart, Dorothy Summers, Marguerite Rishel, Hilda Cook, Lois Miller, Mildred Marquess, Peggy Moore, Audrey Parrette, Aldora Jones, Florence Hooven. Third Row-Miss Dawson, Gladys Quist, Roberta Buchanan, Vivian Trlxssel, Luella Murphy, Betty Harryman, Marie Tovey, Marie Butz, Louise Storrs, Jean Minge, Mrs. Cowan, Lola Leibner. Front Row--Audrey Nissen, Eleanor Schilp, Lillian Folk, Lillian Heggem, Shirley Jane Watson, Edith Harvey, Wilma Street, Bernice Biven. GIRL RESERVES K . . . the Settlement fairly bristled with little clubs and organizations, for there were few that had no pursuitg there were few that weren't interesting because of being interested. There were no distinctions here, for men and women, white and red, young and old-all mingled in a mass enjoyment? The Girl Reserves is a companion club to the Hi-Y. These ladies romp and play much like their Hi-Y friends. Every other week they meet here at South and settle all business. They donlt mind this very much, but what they really like is the fort- nightly meeting at the NYU downtown. There they may participate in drama, art or dancing classes. l hardly imagine they'd admit it, hut I say a large part of that enjoyment is due to the presence of Hi-Y boys who happen to he present at each of these bi-weekly gatherings. M01 fx HI-Y Back Row-Wayne Jordan. Monte Wenner. Art Smith, Bob Hayes. Marion HIIPD, Lester Beihl, .lake Kettler, David Billmeyer, Ed Sweeten, Jim Crouch. Sherman Detrick, Ed Jones. Third Row-Harry Johnson, Alan Hall. Sherman Sutlitf, Keith Heuser. Bob Gvmrl, Bill Graham. Walter Redmond, Vernon Redding, Bill Johnson, George Craner, Delbert Lohh, Charles Benton, George Loche, Charles Payne, John Phillips, Joe Pasquale, Bob Rodgers, Maurice Hunter. Second RowfGerald Krier. Bob Gromnn. Ray Fuller, Charles Chamberlain, Bill Gallatin, Bob Cummings, Jim Campbell, Miss Burnham, Mr. McCulley, George Maxwell, Bob Smith, Oliver Bradley. First Row-Ray Isberg. Leslie Nelson, Berton Stackhouse, Bob Schwartz, George E. Williamson, Francis Geib, Bob Price, Carroll Doyle, Edmund Cressman. HI-Y . . . asrthe sun hung a moment, half-hidden in the pocket of the westering peaks, it blazed out pillars of red-gold light to hold up the sky ceiling. The little group of boys stood silent, watching this nightly wonder. They had met to be as one in the wilderness, now they stood, unitealf, Following the example set years before, the Hi-Y keeps in mind its purpose of strong fellowship. They gather in the tower room, and we suppose they hold meetings behind that door. Apparently they do, for there are oflicers: Francis Geib, Robert Fox, Keith Heuser, Bob Schwartz, and Carroll Doyle. This year, with the Girl Reserves, the club gave a party for the orphans of the Denver Orphans' Homeg then they kicked up their heels at a party of the All City Clubs, and also at another, this time a private affair for just the South sector. Doing much to be proud of in charity and social service, the Club deserves worthy note. We might add that welve always admired that handsome metal sign that swings on the door. It makes quite an impression. i611 REBEL RANGERS Back Row-Sherman Detrick, Bob Reeves, Don Finnie, Dorothy Tait, Norma Learned, Marion Leedy, Martha Krueger, Robert Rover. Center Row-Betty Nelson, Helene Dolan, Jane Braucht, Bob Ancell, Yvonne Crabtree, Virginia Lininger, Dorothy Rector, Beverly Thompson, Betty Schmidt, Ethel McDanal, Mary Alys Graham, Eugene Crane, Gordon Hawkins Clyde Ho t Q Y - Front Row-Betty Jane Tesdell, Edith Stocker, Bertha Lackner. REBEL RANGERS . . . packs on backs and :Old MacDonal Had a Farm, coming from their lips, the group strode to the edge of the clearing. They waved back as they walked g then the woods opened its arms and enfolded them in a leafy embrace. Only the song remained, growing more faint at each step the invisible travelers tookf, The Rebel Rangers are about the only ones left that resemble those husky forefathers Weive described throughout these pages. Camping and tramping, skiing and seeing nature in the raw, skipping through pine groves and dipping in icy ponds, the Rangers frolic in the mountains. Guided by Mr. Collier and his head boy and girl, Homer McDanal and Carol Hutchins, mothers need not Worry over roaming broods. Their jaunts and celebrations this year include: Hewes Kirkwood, Hubbard's Ranch, Carlsbad Caverns for four days fthe bus broke downl , Boulder, Julius John- son's ranch, Square Dance Contest at the Springs, Cave of the Winds, Echo Lake, Hewes Kirkwood again for skiing, a costume party, an annual banquet and Berthoud Pass for skiing. This group really enjoys life as only nature's uchillunw can. If 62 l REBEL. RANGERS Back RowvBill Sytlow, Marian Schlageter, Carolina Donahue. Roger Nr-lion Jay Nelson Htrnld Spangler Hclen May Lininger, Bette Lee Baile, Rceva Tipton, Lewis Wright. Front Row-Eleanor Reese, Mignon Wartlell. Dorothea Gooch. Peggy Fmkel Lucxlle Bucher Carroll Hutchms, Betty Braucht, Harriet Cass, ,lean Hammond, Earla Lee Jones. REBEL RANGERS Bavk RowfBob Rothi. Walter Dietz. Ray Walker, Fred Mc-rtun, Tom Frasier Bill Burr Fc ne Louthan Danny Zimmerman. .lurk Hiokish. Center Row-Joe Pierce, Bill Lumberton. Kathleen Drake, Marian Jackson Wxlhelnnna Philips Maryone Stenger Eva Heimer. Gwvntlolyn Gwinn. Ruth Rose, Phyllis Curry. l lor1-me Glmlt Nlxrglrd Ylely 'Harjorle luxll Elizabeth Hamilton. From Row-Bob Branlshaw. Howard Hicks, Kyle Packer, Homer M1-Dun.1l Frank Kaukstelter Paul Timm 16:51 LA REBEL RIFLE CLUB Back Row-Winifred Houghton, Clara Knapp, Charlotte Parker, Shirley Trott, Blanche Shoults, Ann Schuerer, Zelda Nelson, Mary Louise Dix. Center Row-Ellen Heimer, Barbara Ensign, Patsy Gramm, Beverly Kramer, Maxine Quinn, Marjorie Drake, Alice Mosely, Dorothy Lawhead, Evelyn Dunn, Ardene Gullett. Front Row-Martha Chestnut, Marcella Whitmeycr. Pearl Willianms. Dorothy McBride, Louise Storrs, Sally Dickenson, Elizabeth Hamilton, Marjorie Lurli, Maxine Neff, Margaret Kerr. REBEL RIFLE CLUB . . . bang! The boys stared as Sarahis shot came four inches nearer the bull's eye than any of theirs. Them girls musta been practicinif Then, laughing nervously, they jeered the next shooter. Bang! Abbie hit the bullis eye . . fi Today we find a Whole club of Sarahs and Ahbies so able in marksmanship that the male spectators have no time to jeer or laugh nervously, so awed are they. But a year old, the club has fifty members and offers opportunity for the self-de- fensive female to gain full experience in the use of firearms. This year's officers were Muriel Warner, Barbara Ensign, Helen Hamilton, Marjorie Drake, and Betty Jean Syler. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Collier they aim to make a crack shot of each member, and the chances are that they certainly will! l64l 1 v NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Back RowfChnrlcs Foster. Carroll Doyle. Bob Dc Long. Alan Hall, James Campbell. Bruce Gustin. Ralph McNair. Elizabeth Stcinmetz, Dick W'ilson, Francis Geib, Hugh Thomas, George ll. Williamson, Howard Hicks, Julius Johnson. Center Row-f-Ruth Bidwell, Virginia Fishburn. W'ilheImina Phillips, Kate Milne, Eva Heizner, Elizabeth Suskin, Ruth Rose, Jean Hatton, Eleanor Reese, Marjorie Line, Vivienne May, Rocva Tipton, Lucille Bucher, Edith Stocker. From Rowflieulah Guthrie, Florence Glotlt, Lorraine Amman, Margaret Mety, Gwendolyn Gwinn. Herb Schu- mann, Miss Alfhilrl Aleuius, Sherman Sutlill, Jane Harrison, Doris Rhoarls, Janice Morton, Edith McDonald. NATIONAL HONOR . . . deafening noise came from behind the town hall's curtained windows. Two observers sat smoking, in the evening dusk, on a bench across the street. 'lt's them kids thet got A's in school, havin' a initiation fer their club., The two grinned as the door burst open and a blindfolded victim dashed out in. shrieking terror. The back of her dress palpitated as a live rat squirrned about for freedom. Several arms reached out and she was whisked back. The door shut. The noise mountedf, ,lust as bloody are the initiations of Southis National Honor Society for painted, ghastly-costumed victims often slink through the halls. Meticulously careful are they in the selection of new members each semester. Only the scholastic leaders are admitted and they are familiar with rakes and coals when the ceremony is completed. The officers are: Herbert Schumann, Sherman Sutliff, Jane Harrison and Gwen- dolyn Gwinn. Noteworthy work was done by Dick Wilson this year, they say in the club. You may bow, Dickg we give you a cheer or so. National Honor Society has proved its value by taking complete charge of the Lost and Found, and well they do it, too. Another voluntary duty is the auction of found articles. With much ceremony they gather unclaimed goods and their master salesman broadcasts the values of the articles. We hear that the pennies just roll in. l65l 'a - L.-1-tart. v-4 'J---'-1, 1- www- 4'-1 'IX ti ,fl-: tw-wr' Mt w ww i1i3 ' iw- -1:-'lm-T X t AV 'EIU '.t L ..,.-.,. ,,... .......- ----- ---AA'--A --f-- A , P MW! A A it. 'hufiiilir an .. ii ,ry .A ---mmm .,.W... -. .- -1 W..- at --Q- --.w-M-W---.-M-N-- ---4 -e-Awe---at-he-We---A-----at ft ' X5 iff, f .ft-s4z : 4 l ' l l l l i i S l l 4 l l I l i I TRIPLE S 1 Back RnwfGeorge M, Williamson. Sherman Sutliff. Dick Lutz, Frank Rodgers, Douglas Liss, Robert Geary A Hugh Thomas, Sherman Derrick, Charles Foster. Charles Domby. i Center Row'-Marion Hupp, Hilda Gustafsr-rl. Hose Louise Howard, Virginia Button. Nathalie Hatton. Lnis Miller t Helen Lloyd, Enimaline Avis, Jane Braucht, Louisa Leachman, Martha Songer, Eleanor Reese. Q Front Row-George Dunklee, Betty Ames, Mignon Warflell. Virginia Slublxs. Marjorie Drake, Lynn Ervin, Lois Q Wicgarclt, Marian Held, Agnes Kinney, Martha Krueger, Thomas Murray, i l r TRIPLE S M. . . Professor Crabtree called ji-ve narnesg the owners shuffled up in answer and stood with varying degrees of shyness. The class hungrily glared as the Professor informed them that these five were the bestfthe very best stoodents in the class Each heart of the quintette sank. The two boys knew that that day began their l terms as official homework doers for the more husky and foggy-brained members of the class. The three girls foresaw entire nights of obliging work for the social luminaries in trade for party :invites'.' . . .U We don't say the same condition still exists today but we've noticed anxious homeworkers storming members of that noble organization, the Triple S, for an swers to stubborn questions of any kind, and they answer them readily and some times accurately. You know the requirements, for just about all of us have been in and out of it one time or another, In case you don't: two Ais and the remainder B's gains admittance for you. 5 Weire proud to hear that the Society has grown so large that a special board l is elected to see to udetailsf' They have guest speakers, too, several a semester. i 56 l .... x If 1 1- 't-, 'ins' llzii-'2f: 4' -i i - 13 I, -Q' U X 1 .t .-if..v.:,gj,3i,53-:NH ,nip , A . L V 'lf'i i ' i 5 7lfsif5i'i?i f ii 'V if if ur 'fill' . .. S ' ,i.. i l X ,A V N I A Vx K ! my I ..- , ,Q ,tn +i n t -t ,lf Th lrtgffsf ft wwf v 'f s 'w'1 T4 ,f ,K ti? f M' , 1 t t L . -V I ff 2 ' E923 ' f 355. '- iii' , V. , milf . s-nt ' 5'l ' la ffm' I 3 LW il! f' gwz , VI I QQ? ill xg'-f ' if TRIPLE S Ht.-k Rim' lm.-trim Ltthit. t:t....,l1 mylf-. Alun mu. Kyiv init-k.-.-. t:.,.-.atm Wffllm-. iz.-Hillman SMH. ' Center Row Nlztry Beat Xlinvr. Wvinifrvtl Htruglxlon. Beatrice Hsu-i N. Xlury Xt-tht-rlon. livttw' ,lane Tcstlcll, Martin g Lxxwrr-nt-v. lliltlrml llmwlilt---. Anita Blau: X iviztn. Dorothy H:tut'kz', Donna lmv Crist. llargtwritt- liifhel. Ann i' Schucrcr. - Front Row l.zl Nclle Lallivr. lllztrjorie Slmigvr, lllztrthn Lois lllt-univr. l'llizzilmlli Mlzuns. l.ois Jann Kientz, Edith ' EX: Mclltrliztltl, I-'lnrcm-u Glotlt, Dori, lvilkins, llztlrn Wvilson. llurrict Stltlitf, N vlnm L0 l'ric0i'. ' V, if 5:-i iii rf I li 5 ,, , A lofi J ' ff rg E 'fx E . 5 t 9 4 J 1 l L if 5 ' gl 5 i 2 t Fl Q l - Z9 1 l gt s 1 ' 1 fi 2 . I Q2 l if l V W 3, I l Z fl frlzlvmz s i Bark Row Kolmrt Fox. Carroll Calhrcath. ,luck Hickish, Bob ltvovcs. Bill Stvpln-ns, Howard Hit-ks. l I. Center Row Mzuyguret ,Iam-luun, Helen Kinney, Betty Ann W'oll'son. Eva Heimnr, Marian Jacksmn, ,Ioan Hatton, , 2 Dorothy Rhoatls, Carroll Hutchins, Virginia Fislxburn. Lucille Bucher. Q :Q Front Row'--liovvu Tipton, ,lztnive Morton. llurtlxcc Hamill, lmrrzxint: Amman, l'30rllxu Lackner, lllnrjoric Line-, 1 Ruth Bitlwcll. Ruth Nlt-Dtumal. Virginia Niclmll, Virginia Hansen. f K G7 I ' a l ir L, N , A , 7,,, W ' ' -5195? fill? t .7 MMT .t l'W'f'52f5'55i'vF 'll fi ' A-fifnm f ' 'V ' i 5' 'P' Jil. - 1 -W. N f W -'Quo'-il' M Y M f 4 X EQ ?,?g?W 6 Www, A . Ha ebgfs T?-V:',tt1,3,ag3f57aiS- wzH':7f 'Q' Lis? tl' I A t div: i yi, rm -..A bf, i 3M,,L,....,tAfii,.,.,,m.,.,,,,:!m1 A ' lx 1 E ,fix f ga.,-,m im 'KWKQQINY 1 4- Q t U ,' ,I-:iw-:ffm-weft. Kim. - x ' f f - - new -.., ' fi - M2Tm,ff,w:5:t'Qfg3vf'1ffr1. ,f . ff I 7- -P M-'- ', YW -f ft I Q., - . if - . . I -1 1 ,.,-Wwfwt, f f ft 5 gmwq, ,ww-1. 1 . fi 4 531' - 5 ix gi Y 'iff ti'55l35if'2?l illi'591 L t lv'-fi .-'fi 5 1 A r. wt f, ' . ' nf ffl-':.1:f-tram f' 4-'Mf:,a.fl 'f ' 't,- Q 32 t 2 Q 5, . P lt , F7 ' Q if X i, A 7133535 Q' Q ' f Q. ' t 5 ' ' 't 'J L1 qt? pw ' ' fffitr.. 7 ' '33-5-1155 f'lli'fs!if:ff'l'w 2 1 ,,t.o,l:.. M ., :gift gf Aslv 1115. ' W W W-':f....g4 , I .tz':g4tgzt.hx-LL' ,,V. . . J M' fi. .,,. STAGECRAFT CREW Back Row-Herb Schilling, Lahoma Litton, Roland Huck, Robert Trottnow, Clyde Ingle, James Campbell, Stanley Benecla, Norm Erarcl, Wes Glass, Mr. Kendig. Center Row-Donald Thomas, John Schmidt, Jay Nelson, Bill Boyer, Vernon Bailey, Allen Lee, Widner Lowman, Charles Probst. Front RowfHenry Kulik, Boh Hayes, W'ayne Wernet, Charles W'enzinger, Elmer Wcigle. STAGE CRAFT . . . a little man stepped before the not-so-artfully painted curtain of the opera house. His eyes scanned the expectant faces, then paused at the sight of the biggest, brawniest male of the gathering. Blushing in his embarrassment he called, 'Matt, will-will ya help us pull tha curtain? Itis kinda heavyf Amid laughter Matt made his way to the footlights. A moment after he disappeared, the curtain trembled but didnit rise. Matt stuck his head out, 'Iawn, will ya come 'ere a minit? You too, Will., . . f' No such difficulties mar a show at South for the Stage Crew's pride is smooth performance. Under their proiicient leader, Mr. Kendig, many ingenious sets have been devised of scant material. Modestly, he guessed that their best Work was on the P.-T. A. and the All School show. Those roping flats this year are Bill Boyer, Robert Trottnow, Wayne Wernet, Roland Huck, Herb Schilling, Charles Probst, Stanley Beneda, Charles Wenzinger, Elmer Weigle, Clyde Ingle, Vernon Bailey, James Campbell, Lahoma Litton, Widner Lowman, Henry Kulik, Allen Lee, John Schmidt, Donald Thomas, Jay Nelson, Norm Erard, Wesley Glass, and Robert Hayes. i631 ...x A ,W SENIOR ACTIVITY GROUP Back RnwfBob De Long. Bob Hill, George Morris, lack McFarland. Charles Adamson, Ted Davis. Robert Fox. Second Row-Elizabeth Steinman. Beulah Guthrie, Gwendolyn Gwinn, Phyllis Curry. Front RowfDoris Rhoads, Jane Harrison, Edith McDonald, Dorlhee Hamill, Edith Stocker, Ruth Rose. SENIOR ACTIVITIES . . . the town was bustlingg it was the social season, and holidays were com ing in bunches. Catching the fever, everyone found something to do. It just wasnt acceptable to Society to be indolent. There was no sport, amusement, or hobby that had no followers. In this fervor the Settlement had its first banquet, and, at the same time, a monthly paper came into being. Ah! This was advancement! In this heated activity the Settlement stepped from its infancy and earned the name-Villageli' It seems that upon their arrival into the Senior Class of 1935 many people began to work. Resembling the Settlers, they buzz around and display distinct dissatisfac tion when there is no committee to be in. Erickson, grade room decorationg Jane Harrison, Mother-Daughter Teag Doris Rhoads, Senior Promg Edith McDonald, Senior Movieg Elizabeth Steinmetz, Mother Daughter Banquetg Bob Hill, Father and Son Nighty Edith McDonald, Senior Play Herb Schumann and Isabell Cantrell, Class Dayg Ruth Rose and Ralph McNair, Purple and White Day, Eva Heimer and George Morris, boys, and girls' athleticsg Bob De Long, posters. The Senior Party was handled by the Council. We might mention the Annual-that was edited by Edith Stocker and George lVl. Williamson The sponsors were Ruth Ringland and Howard Johnson. I 69 l These are the Workers: Eleanor Reese and Phillis Corry, assembly skitsg Helene A if .W E' 'iii , kit t is H E t 2 Q! 1 .QP ' 4 5, P A wx , P ,fig lvl 4 .Q , rt rt FOLIO LEAVES Back Row-Audrey Stevens, Donny Weber, Terl Davis. Dorothy Steen. Center Row-Elizabeth Steinmelz, Dorothy Knnllenberg, Martha Ann Lee, Marguerite Rishel, Lois Sweeten. Front Rowihlary Jane Young, Miss Rudolph, Hilda Cook, Stella Williams. FOLIO LEAVES . . . the turkeyis squawk echoed from hill to hill as Abbie plucked a long feather from its tail. Then with a deft slice she changed the dull, round end to a sharp point. With a feeling of creative pride she dipped her crude pen in the watery ink-and wrote. Quietly she poured her soul on paper in blots, scratches, and wavering linesf, And quietly Folio Leaves pours its inspirations on paper. Poems, stories, and plays all Hnd their way into existence through this club. And masterful are their strokes too, as is this lovely poem: SKY SVVEEPINGS I shall hold life hard against me And run and run And not look back, But standing high upon a hill With my soul stripped bare and shining to the sky I shall fling back my head Bravely And laugh up at the stars, Until in quiet surprise their slarmlust falls And sinks into my heart. Then shall l how my head and silently return. Bernice Ewers. Though almost unnoticed in its workings Folio Leaves is coming to he knownL This last year selected members broadcast over a local station displaying the talents of Bernice Ewers, Velma Pricer, and Bob Fox. 701 t it 5 I 1 i I 1 i .t ! 1 E V 'I it i i l if any 4 , 'al Isa it y , , , i Q v F5 , FRENCH CLUB Back Row-Betty Ann W'olfsnn. Marian Jackson, Bill Bradford, Helen Cambers, Andrew Murray, Martha Krueger, Eva Heinier. Mary Nethcrlon. Center Row-Robert Steinmetz, Elinor Greer, Beatrice Ewers, Martha Lawrence, Mary Bea Miner, Madame Combs, Harriet Sutliif, Mary Anna Beck, La Nelle Lullier, Maxine Adams, Carroll Galhreath. Front Row-Barbara Scott, Dorothy Rhoads, Jean Hatton, Virginia Fishburn, Doris Donald, Kathleen Grissom, Marjorie Stenger. L'ACADEMIE FRANCAISE . . . little Huck came home from school with a twinkle in his eye. Condes- cendingly he did his chores and with an air of precocious adulthood sat down at the supper table. Suddenly, without warning he salkl, 'Passez-moy doo viande There was an awed silence, then he explained carelessly. 'Thetis French fer rneatf The silence continued, then Ma said in a low, very awed voice, 'My goodness! Huck ya kin speak a foreign langwichl, Composed of advanced students, the French Club has done much to enhance South's reputation as a home of new ideas. There the language is not merely studied but applied, as the students read novels, write a newspaper and take imaginary trips to France,s provinces. As double climaxes, the club held a dinner-dance, and, far greater, Mrs. Combs will take a group to France this summer. French students, whose low finances threaten to keep them from going abroad, count and recount their pennies. Let,s see, if I fasted four months . . fi l71l L.. , ! ,,, REBEL CLUB COUNCIL Back Row-Jack Watson, Matt Railey, Bill Butcher. Front Row-Herb Schumann, Robert Warhover, Dick Orange, Mr. Jess Ramlol. REBEL CLUB K. . . the Settlemenfs first touch of exclusiveness came when the boys announced their X X X Club. No one knew what it meant, everyone wondered, and the boys themselves tried frantically to devise a meaning in case they were forced to tell. With a new name the club jumped wildly forward in achievement. They had a dance, they took a New Year's basket, bulging with food, to old Mac down on the river, and they mended several toys for the 'littul kidsf Benevolence made them happy, and in this state they admitted, to the club, persons previously barredf' These fifty Rebel lads are not so exclusive, and they do more things on a large scale. List to this: two all-school dances, two successful assemblies, the annual Santa Claus Shop, and the annual dinner. Special note should be taken of the golf and tennis trophies the club gave to the school. This encouragement of inter-scholastic events in the two fields is one of the fine things of the year. Many times this was thought of, but it was the Rebel Club that finally went into action. Action! That is the Rebel Club! I 72 l i gl, .i.fMw E 3 fi. lpgfgii ' A ' ' ' M A 'M ' ' ' . 12' fr WP .if WX F, J A 'xgQ.,g'l - ff f Y - '- in ,f il' 35 gill if l iw 2 . ff! E' v i li. .f , ' 72' 229 if, E-fl ii as rl fg 5 ' 5' :Q 1 i r i f SENIOR REBEL l'l4l'l5 Burk Huwflifl Young. Charles Anlinufnxi. Fred Goollalc. Hurry King. Bill Nlunn. Roy Se-nlmlin. George Morris, Cary liimnlu. Merle Malmllv. Front Huw- Herlu Srhulnann. Ralph Xlrxair. Jack Nlnrrls. liill liulvher. Jack 1Izu'l '.irlziml. Mutt Railcy, Jack Wlatsun, Dick Vivilson, Dick Orange. Sherman Sutlilf. l 5 2 E3 1 4 it JUNIOR REBEL l'Ll'B . if Back Iiuw fliusscll Durfee, Bull King, Charles Payne. ,pi A Second Ruw-Ell Nlcwilliarns. ,Ian-k Anrlvrsnn. Paul llloum, Paul Nluwlxmy. Full lllnrria. 5 ', Front Row-Bob Casey, George Wright, Bcrtun Stackhuusc. Riuliunl Macrum, liobvrl Warlmver, Lawrence V Gwinn, CL-urge Wklker. jim Brmluli. Art Lewis. Bob Svliwiirlz. I 7:1 1 1 E ' , s Mgww' , in M mf. W- -Qi .im wg w w . M-'fwigw' 5-Y , N - . fU'lKr.'f' af M-4-'M-W-www rm, i A , ,Q was-www-,i. if L ,f.iw7f f-......,,m....,G.mww.'.H2 ' ! r .sm:mm.mI.....--.... .- .P 1 L 4 2 f .fx , . -.. rt. 71' V 'X X PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Back Row-Francis Bergeson, Harold Walsh, Marion Hupp, Jack Shannon, James Campbell, Burton Folsom. Center Row-Elizabeth DeBuer, Lois Ellyson, George M. Willianison, Dick Wilson, Lawrence Berry, Lucille Bucher. Front Row-Mary Bea Miner, ,lane Harrison, Miss Barbara McBreen, Eleanor Grace, Ruth McDonnal, Eleanor McClellan. PSYCHOLOGY . . . young Chet sat in the shadow and regarded his amily with an analytical air. His ather pu ed a pipe as he sat before the reg Habit, Chet mumbled. His mother hummea' over her knitting' Impulse, Chet declared to himsel . The cat lay on a hot coal then. howled murder, Stimulus, reaction, and overt movement, was the boys decision. Then his mother barked, Chet, help Hannah with them dishasf Chet rose and groaned Involuntary physical action. . . . This group is notable for seeing quite through the deeds of men. Their eagle eyes peer and studyg associates tremble at their appearance, for they know analyses, similar to Chet s, are forthcoming. Their purpose is to plan regular meetings of those sincerely interested, to discuss among themselves and to listen to the experiences of notable guest speakers. Feeling altruistic, they made a question box for people with problems and queries. At the meetings the box is opened, the contents read, and solutions are forthcoming. They modestly dodge credit, saying, By serving others, we serve our- selves. Presiding oilicials bear the names of Dick Wilson, Janice Morton, and ,lack Shannon. The sponsor is Miss McBreen. 74 CC f Y f ff fi ' , , ' , f C 5 9 , C 3 G 7 33 7 GG 7? 3 CL 97 I l LEADERS CLUB Buck Row-Bob Hill, Chuck Adamson, Bob Schwartz, Matt Railey, Berton Stackhouse. Center Row-Jack Hatchett, Jack Watson, Helen May Lininger, Buck Herndon, Marjorie Line, Ellen Heimer, Hugh Thomas, Dick Orange. Front Row-Sherman Su!liH, .lane Harrison, Pop Kohl, Edith Stocker, Herb Schumann. LEADERS CLUB . . . Prof. Crabtree had an idea, but he kept silent for long months. At last, overwhelmed by its possibilities, he determined to carry out his noble experiment. Opposition or not, he would! Instead of having the students work for seats, he'd grade them with A's and B's and--and Cisf Yes! This was an idea! . . .M At South, too, they are carrying out an experimentg theyire waiting to see if it's noble. The theory is that special privileges given a selected group will make leaders of them. Then they, in turn, would influence the student body. The idea is good, and it is being executed with deft strokes. Already the wheels of the organization are turning, and the results are encouraging. Although now tentative, this writer feels that it will soon be a permanent part of South and a goal for aspiring Rebels. l75l 4 Y 7774-M1 S AFETY COUNCIL Back Row-Bill Mowbray, lim Baier, Joe Enarson, Sherman Dctrick, Henry Fischer, Edmund Cressman, Dick Miller, Jim Baugh. Center Row-Burton Folsom, Norm Erarml, Perry Davis, Roy Seaholm, Ralph McNair, Berton Stackhouse, Bob Price, Eel Jones, Leslie Nelson. Front Row-Chuck Payne, Earl Walthers, Charles Vivian, Harold Spangler, Dick Wilson, Sherman Sntliif, .lack Hutchelt, Vernon Baily, .lack Cedarblatle. SAFETY COUNCIL N. . . law and order became scarce, riots and corpses were plentifulg the Set- tlement was in a bad way. Suddenly fear glowed in Crirne's ugly eyes, for Justice spoke from guns, mouthsg social vengeance became a strand in the lynching noose. Silently organized, the vigilantes had come bringing restoration of peace. Once again the citizens enjoyed nocturnal snores in place of shotgun solos. . . Though the Safety Council doesnit cope with crime, they have another prob- lem just as serious. lt is this group that solves South's trafiic problems, interior and exterior. They see that the much persecuted pedestrians donit run over each other in our halls. Truly a unique yet very real problem. But thatis not all. They check lockers, have fire drill, and put on various assemblies. As a result South has the assurance of safety and in the case of emergency a planned procedure for everyone. These boys too, have social inclinations. As you suspected, they gave a dinner- dance in the middle of the year. In case youave never seen one of those lads, they wear white jackets with purple decoration here and there. Very attractive-the jackets, too. i761 . . . from all corners they gathered, working shoulder to shoulder at a mutual task. 41, STUDLNT COUNCIL Back Row-Carroll Doyle I ck C tchfield Peggy F'ckeI James B mm Front R w-W'ilhe1m'na Phil'ps L 'y Watson Niarga ct Jack on J anne Kr'er M' Helen B nba CLASSES They dreamed an ideal then orged a trail. They ought or that goal, then having gained it, strove to keep it The Settlements population was divided into three parts, each giving an indt vidual quality that was indispensable to the whole. The rst group contributed youth and aspiration. From them came the ideals the dreams. They set the goal. The second and older part gave persistent devotion to the uork at hand. They plugged along at their chosen duty, sometimes becoming uleary but never losing view o the ultimate destination. Lastly the third part o this company gave experience and thoughtful action. Their contribution was maturity and modi cation. These kept the Settlement s equilibrium Though definitely in classes, the members o the Settlement never lost the con sciousness o a whole group. No division hindered their e ortsg no prejudices barred the possibility 0 a mutual existence. They knew the wisdom o brotherhood. Through them the Settlement lives and only through others like them will it continue. i771 SOPHOMORES Back RowfDick DeBoer, Russell Gustafson. Wlilbur Grinstead, Calvin Newlin, Leslie Nelson. Center RnwfAnna Bandsma, Dorothy Rauseli, Helen Steele, Eudora Stevens, Margaret Barringer, Ruth Barmntz Vivienne Lull. Front RowvRitu Mae Clifton, Zora Phillips, Peggy Moore, Dorothy Monlgumcry Evelyn Johnson. SOPIIODIORES Back Row-Robert Haines. David Dickinson. Dick Geary, James Carson, Center Row-Betty McNutt, Ruth Lusby, Dorothy Loughlin, Della Koepke, Elizabeth Nieclrach, Lucille Mensch, Eldora Morgan. Front Rowflxlatliulie Hatton, June Lysaght, Betty Booth, Anna Mae Bradbury, Stella Borgeson. l73l il Q 52 5-S Ez i l 1 1 1 fi li fl fi 3 Top Rum-fliuuuin: -Kckvr. Maxim- Mlumx. 121-nv Xllwilwn. Robert Anbell. javk Amlz-rmli. Xilgivizx Nrlmlwl, Cinrnl All-lin. Svruml Rim--Xlaryalrrm Beck. Lum-ills Be-virmll. Yurnuu Bvycr, jane Braucht, Ruhcrla Bu1'llzln.ln. Nlurie Butz. John Cunmm. 'l'hir-I linwffilary Jane Cairns:-w. Yirginizr Cnre.m. Shirley Carver, Jack Cleaver. Hilulu C-mk, I,uYnrm Cooke, .lunc fIuiixun's, Fourth Ruwf-Cmril Conrzulsun, Paul Denis, Curnlimi llmmliiic, Marjorie Drakv, Limly Ilulluiw, George Dunklee, W lfxclyu Dunn. Fifth RowfNuncy Eakle, Frieda Eirh, Jimmie livrurrs, Naomi Fahring, Margaret Fickul, Helly Fields, Nunn Fletcher. l 79 l :srg'l5T5'g?Zia:zxm':rf - tigif' ,, fn .w K W w Fv i '5ffL?Qf?ff' 'irlwigilgffrqrwzg' fs' 5,1 lr 32! f5:,2l'S'l 3'5I -13,1 Wa wr- s 'f5grg,,fx:-gzfgsig 1 fr if 2yf'c, 'Nw--f ' ,w iv .g laf 'Mfg iv:-kr' X:Qi?,a,, r,.,, ' JJ- J 4 il ' Lf! 'ki lw wgrdgi 31 Lv., F51 'fi 5 lm? .., , '41 l '1Q!f' l ' 5' ' ' A ' alia'-'fmauzg 'J Q 'Mm' f,Xyl,,,I ci' 5 .W- -war-' V r ,1 ,Q ...M 'S WK-Wfff 11.g-,, h l asggfgjgfwh. , , Vmgxwaf x,j,,3,gf:j-f-- f 'k17, ,- '.'1,,:x j3.f- Hi ,n' J fwvf? r'l fQMQwwMHV ig LwWmQMHMW'f - W rr--5-Q. ,,-ieiiwf ,iw 3 M'a:'fZf:'z PLZ-me 4:5 la ' ff! r. ' J' U '-'N-Zziwp' H- , ,,,., fr A .'f?'fef' '1-evrfaf--11-Ja, HP -5 , -f ..iq.-1 1- f M- x uf- frm .1--x 1 , - .' ,:.'f,a-ez , , '.i59'1'Sl .nr f- A- . r j ,X ,,q,,.g,g ' ' , ,. - , ',R.M..5-is f rr Q : A W 34.1. 2 K . K! , . . K' ' ,, , W.. .--V,-., ,,, ...W ' 7-'f,gl3ffvffQi l ...,..-ri.:,n-L:44EQ'Q'v,l.Ei.Effl3'ulu' .,. ' w L I i 5, E I 3 1 i x yk., MQ egg 3 .2 2152 Viv mi. png :ri 3 50 is i UNIORS ffi J . 55- 12:5 Top RowiDoruthy Gilbert. Emnmretlc Gilbert, Evelyn Gillespie, Mary Glackin, Ruth Gloxer, Ray Cuff. Dorothea j Gooch. Second Rowilohn Green, Kaihleen Grissom, Ardcne Gullett, Marjorie Hall, Helen Hamilton, Jean Hammond, Luuvee Henry. Third Row-Elmlyne Herbst, Dorothy Hoefncr, June Hurh, Ellen Jackson, Louise Jesiner, Hazel Jolly, Earla Lcc ffl! r Jones. Fourth Row-Lavorinc Jones, Halen Kennexly, Calvin Kunz, Maxine Kyffin, Wlinifrcd Lamb, Mililrcll Larson, 3' , i . . 3 3 1 Virginia Llningcr. E3 Fifth Rowflean Long, Don Marquess, Charlotte Mayer, George Maxwell, Mary Louise MacAllister, Dorothy ,Qi McBride, Ethel McDanal. Wg 5:41 I 80 I YY- if L in M .,,.l , ..., , ,.,,...., ,. ,,.,.,.... ,,,,,...,..,,.,. X . : my , '21 5 Q 7 .. ,, ff, 1 Q --' ,155 r x 4-1 ' X 1 ' er y 1 X1 3 213 , . ., 2- H N Y 1 'v , if fy ew ' 1 1 2 ' i ' l i if f ' . 'Q fiff, f ' J 1' 'V , , i ..',, , QTY if ii is . X , 2 5 3 . 3' s 1 1 1 1 u Q , if 1 1 ii: . 'rn I vw. 4 ,. , D1 f. -.1 - 4 f-........,.....f --- N v V . . V. . ' Q 2 -' .4 nf.. 1 M1411 .mf 1:54-:,.' 1 .f:.:1,g4...'..:.:,.1','k ,:,..:...::gw,..xw.L-.:..i fi , .. 'Q ar . 6. JUNIORS Top Row-,Toy McDonald, Rex Magee, Virginia Mr:N1inn, Wilson Monk, Martha Moore, Alice Mowelcy, Paul Mount. Second Row--lark Monroe. Mary Minh, llyrle Nawinibene. Virginia Nevins. Norman Osborne Auwlrey Parrcttc, if I E Clinilottz- Park Third Row--Joseph Pasquale, Annabelle Patterson, Billie Payne. Clmrles Payne. G1-ralil Pool. Anim Prey, B Price. Fourth Row--Gladys Quist, Durcy Ranck, Milclrml Koss, Carolyn Samlcll, Marian Schlageier Alice Senlcr. Fifth Row-An Shannon. Blanm-he Shuults. Kay Silhley, Miriam Snyder. Harold Spangler. Dor Sutlilf. i31l ine er, ob Roliert Scllwarlz, othv Suhr. Harr ict . vtqg, ' , ,UA .-.1 Ymczffrn wma '.fqi1 'mx51H2- w 1:xrfve ?' 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'f.,, X: , , . :gg-,L'.:., if -11-fs f , Q . V ' M ' M -rf: ,A . . V -. ,.'-'iv ,a',:fww:', i ... ....,..-. .m.,.g....f., 1 f 1 '2 'Hi 23? iii 2 53 'B K . . 4 i is PV 15 ge Q , FE i V v i I qw' r JUNIORS Top RowfBc!ty Syler, Gerard Tammany. Minnabelh Tlmmus, Martha Thompson, William Ulmer, Dorothy Van Wert, Alda W'a1'Ll. Second RnwfMul'icl Vfarner, Inla May White, Ellenor YVhilc, Jean White, Frankie Williains, George Williams, Phyllis Wood. Third Row-Mary .lane Young. . i321 IN TXVELVE B'S Top Row7Fr:ul1'Ps ,lane Arlvlc, Beltv Lvf' Rails, Dorothy Bleakie. Art Busch. ,Iunnvs Bromnl. Huy Brown, Sn-rontl Row- Yom Barton, ltuscniary Collm-tt, Dorothy Craig, Raylnuntl Cross, Margaret Deal, Marie De-vulml. Third Row-Bcrylc Erickson, Beatrice Ewcrs, Frank Fischer, Mah Foster, Mary Frazier, Dorothy Coallyy. l-'mirth Row-Mary Alys Grzuhnm. Luwrrrnm-0 Gwinn, Phillip Hagerman, Edith Hnrvvy, Dorman Herndon, 'l'h Kalsbeek. orrsa Fifth Row-Bvtty l.zlmlaL-rlon. Sam Lvvy. Helen May Lininger, Y-:lnm Lutz. Rntlx Manly. Charlvs MaCAllistcr. 5 I as 3 TVVELVE B'S Top RowfTracy Menard, Edith Peterson, Jack Phillips, Joyce Philips, Dorothy Rector. Paul Roberts, Second Rowfflary Roorda, Lewis Ray, Lois Schlcnzig, Bettie Schmidt, Lillian Scott. Jack Shannon. Third Row-Jack Slagle, Viviztnc Sprague, Berton Stackhouse, Pauline Sundinc, Benjamin Swan, Dorothy Tait Fourth Row-George Walker, Ellen Wilson, George Wright, Betty Zaman, George Zcman. Q l84l SENIORS Elizabeth Adams Charles Ailgmsnn Roberta E. Ames Lnrraine Amman Fay Anderies Bernice Anderson '11,-inh. S '34 Poofhfllf, ' Qs Nvws, Stuff '32, '33 Natl. Hon. Society l'i'ii UI. C0un,'3-l,'35 Pep Cluh '34 -:::,T,'gi'C!:I':n Umm- Pun Cuib EESV4, '35 '34, 'lm 4 'rriiile S '34 33 'V ' ,' . I G. A. I. ' .1 Junior l'Is4'ort '3 Ferl. liczives ' -'.J LTC? N,'j 'PASS in-in 'rl-nin '34 Pep cinn '31, '35 si-ii-nf-0 Nigm '34 'om Lumm' 'l'i'iplv S '35 'l'riple S1332 '31, '35 I mders Club Annual Sinn 3.1 D 'g L ' z e s Sl d0nf Council l':ullikd'3g4 Jvhn Auswn Soffiu Our Om- B i ' A is: -I - nu In - - - i. Pmifilfn Q33 mu Anderson 'i'fi'nn:cf 'sgfmsai 555,53 'fix me :'f u C 'j3Q fg2S mdets Bl' ' U7 -I Vive Pres. .lr. Class Pi-p Club '34, '35 Ilzirvcst Muon Dance '- -Y - , - , Football '32, '33, '34 Girl lk-serves '13 Comm. '33 34 VW' Hub 34- 35 liz. h ll '31, '3' P: '-I 1 ' Cl 3' G. A. '. '32-' lliigieilmll '32 J SM 'U ug, U J L I l Rebel Club '32, '33 Billie Babb s Club '33, '34, '35 T B l Wanda Arrowsniiih giarem Bankg pep Club '34,'35 Senior Proin Comm. om aird Opemm, '34 Vvrcstllng 35 Golf '34 Pep Club '34, '35 Harold ,Bank, llusclmll '33-'35 SW mmg '30 lim Baier 3 35 Intramural Indoor gfUa:3'ilg ,EQ34- '35 Sif t' C . '3 -' '33, '34 Shirley L. Barcus ' e ' mm sm-ininnll '34 . a ' Bi Pen Club '34, 535 Virginia E. Barker 1ii:riwi5gii193?,3sken- 63 Mildred I Barrinw 1sl,Ai1l Club ' 3 cveel H- i 0 , ,:, ' Purple 8: White Day Aerunauz Staff '34 P 'g 'H Fl .H B . G. A. C. '33-'35 Der-urutions imp Club '34, '35 0 3 a '9 oneretm '34 Sen. Mother Daugh- Sc. Hr, Cuin.'33,'34 fl. A. ll. '33 '34 Pun Club tor llunqt. Chrmn, All-schl. Shun' '35 Mary Lou Barkley Betty Barney Onerettu '34 Cadet Sponsor I 35 1 . ' .. . -. we e.:.1pg:-, ' i'2-2:::':1 ':+-f- ., i :iQ.Q. w f 4 , -, , 4' . 1 TTL- oil ,.Y7'.'1g ' I- , .',, f ' 'Wi' :. f,-1 , ne,-., , ' ' vel., . 1 ,,,,w V ,,,,,7 01 .,:',,K,e,i 324' gr.i.'g,g'JY?21 --7 -j 'f . I fv 'Ugg-f-1 3 -'St I, , -.-V V3 .1515 W '-Nam, . ' ' if ' f , ,,,, ,. 1 M' '-' H 1- ,r 'Q-eine: .,f5ig ' ' . 1'...........Q' ... ' . J'7555.i ' wg?' nYbH,..i?T.H.1'::.x.mn:w.-e.,,.,.,A' '. 1i+Q'E:Ik'K2 ' gf i A .N Henry Bates Football '32, '34 Intra'1 Baseball '34 Doris Lee Boll Girl Reserves '33 Pep Club '34, '35 Operetta '34 All-Sch'1 Show '35 Carrie Berg Aero. Staii' '33, '34 Triple S '33, '34 Pep Club '34, '35 Drill Team '34 Girl Reserves '34,'35 Spring Festival '34 Harold Blunk Cadet Corps '33-'35 Cadet First Lieut. '34, '35 Rifle Team '35 Capt. Color Guard '34, '35 Margaret Bayer Douglas Bell Wrestling Baseball Stage Craft Crew Huno Bern Cl. B'ketb'l1 '34,'35 Intra. B'ketball '33 Hi-Y '33 Aeroplane Club '33 Baseball '35 Charles Bolton S Club '34, '35 Wrestling '34 Swimming '35 Elaine Bayles G. A. C. '32-'35 Sports Club '34, '35 Pep Club '34, '35 Esther Mae Benn G. A. C. '33, '34 Photog'phy Club '33 Francis 0. Bergeson Psychology Club '35 Carl Borneson Basketball '34, '35 Chem. Lab. Asst. '34, '35 S Club '35 Walter Bedford Rudolph Benson William Beier Rebel Rang. '34, '35 Track '34, '35 Photog. Club '33,'34 Bill Benton Rllfh Bidwell Hi,,Y 134. '35 Pep Club '34, '35 Triple S '33, '35 G. A. C. '33, '34 Junior Escort '34 D. U. Drama Schol- arship '34 Office Mess. '34, '35 Drao Club '32 David Billmeyer , , Hi-Y '35 boph' Program 33 Intramural Basket- ball '34, '35 Juno Borostrand 0 tt GTS Ca' Herbert Boyd Pep Club Orchestra '33-'35 l86l Allen W. Beishline Photos. Clb. '33,'34 Wrestling '32 Junior Assembly Properties Marnaret L. Bereman Junior Escort '33 Sports Club '33, '34 G. A. C. '33, '34 Betty Jane Blinn Virginia Boyd Aeronaut Staff '34 Pep Club '35 Soph. Assembly '34 Bill Boyer Stage Craft '33-'35 Safety Coon. '33, '34 Rand '34 Betty Braucht Pep Club '34, '35 Rebel Rang. '33-'35 Sports Club '33-'35 G. A. C. '32-'35 Lucille Bucher Junior Escort '34 Pep Club '34, '35 Rebel Rang. '34,'35 Triple S '32-'34 Sports Cl. '33-'35 G. A. C. '32-'35 Bert Butcher Football '34 S Club '35 Soc. Hr. Comm. '35 Marguerite Bradburn YPCUUYJ Operetta '34 Drao Club '32, '33, Sec. '33 Glee Club '33, '34 Aero. Staff '33, '34 Paul Brewster Frances Budd Ed. Confederate '35 Social Ilour Com. '34, '35 Pep Cl. Coun.'34.'35 Bill Butcher Football '32,'33,'34 S Club '33, '34, '35 Sec. S. Club '35 'l'l':-ick '34 Rehel Club '32-'35 Le Roy Bradbury Swimming '33-'35 Carolyn Brown Triple S '33, '34 Drao Club '33, '34 Imogene Burch G. A. C. '33 A Cappella '34, '35 Adv. Glce '34, '35 Pep Club '34, '35 Operetta '33, '84 All School Show '34 Helen M. Camhers Junior Escort '34 Triple S '34 L'Academie Fran- caise, lllst. '34 Senior Council '34 Pep Club '34, '35 l I William Bradford Rebel Rang. '33-'35 L'Am-adeniie Fran- caise '34, '35 Jack Brown Wrestling '35 Band '33, '34, '35 William Burkhardt Tennis '34 Dewey R. Campbell Rand '33, '34, '35 871 Robert Bradshaw 'l'raL'k '31 Rebel ltzmgers Collet Rifle Team '34, '35 Dorothy Bryce Pen Club '34, '35 Drill Team '34 Triple S '34, '35 G. A. C. '33.'34,'35 Sports Club '34, '35 IJIYIU Club '33, '34 Uperetta '33-'35 Orchestra '33-'35 lohn E. Burley Band '32, '33, '34 Football '34 James V. Campbell Trinle S '33,'34,'35 Hi-Y Club Psychology Club Senior Council Assembly Club Natl. Hon. Society A Cappella Glue Club News Stal? So:-ial llour Comm. Operellu '33, '34 Roberta Brandow Pop Club '34, '35 G. A. C. '32-'35 Sports Club '34, '35 Lucille Buchanan G. A, C. '33 Sophomore Skit '33 Ouorm-ttu '33, '34 Pr-u Club '34, '35 Drill Team '35 Glennell Burns lBobhieJ Isabelle Cantrell Dram Club '33 G. A. C. '33-'35 Pen Club '35 Council '35 Soc-. llr. Com. '34 l'ur. ze NVh. Dance Uonuu. '34 w 4. l 7. ,w c 'qv ,,, li- 13 V. ml: .l. sf Xalan' Elf ' ' ' I ,f , f',,,:-mix .,..,-.. .... .....,..-....,....,.M,.,.................--..--...........-...-.3 ...,....Y,. -.....3,...........-.,.....,..,.-., - ,.,. ..,.u.M...,..,-,---.,,.....-...Llw,!V- , Q ,, ' ',f.'sfgfr,, mfg l ,f . ly '4,.s,,',?E'T'Q' . .. .3 -, '51 V Al-' ' ,x-Q' fflf PM lla -'TH S la' li? 11 , Eg' I gg. 3 li' ' l , l. l 2391 1 'E' l Q I l l Bw? J' ' 1 1 ' ji 2- if l 2.5! l l Qifl VH 1 1 lil 2-I ,Y-Q l l 303 gli 1 ' ' l will 325, 5 lil .ffl 5 UT 1 ml 51' 1 iii' 2 L3 ' lf' l 5 ll gil? I ll! 23, V 512 lbs, 2 'lil ' P V YM ' ' I 132 3 E' 5 53 1 li 55 l yn 1 E if? ff? ' f 2'-E 12352 e W 5 ah! 31 , 2 lg A- 5 QI- ffll if! 5 J 3 3 5 U , , ' 1 . Elf' Leslie Carson Louls Uackb Carter Harriet Cass Helen C. Caywood Gene Center Ed Chambers Q 5 fl Track '34, '35 Puls Club '34, '35 l'ull Club '34, '35 NVest '33, '34 l 5 Oneretta '33, '34 lil-Il. Rangers '33-'35 Bnselmll '34, '35 l S.: fl, Sports Club '34, '35 Swimming '35 . G. X. C. '32-'35 Intrlllll'l Basketball 52 B ' H- Chapman mug 'rmck '34, '35 I l Safely Council '33 Girls lmkelbllll fri E Blind 'I'L-'lm '34 '35 A 'if P Charles Chamberlain Qlvu CIIUP '33 ' Ed I Jack co kr I if Z Golf '32, '33, '34 1 ' 33 0 em mm' 'll 5. V S Club Sol-illl Ser. Club '34 Barbara Colemgn 1 ' Hi-Y Martha Chesnutt Avmllaut '35 , , , , 'ci gg, , , , , iep Llub 34, 35 3, QS, I golf Clutb,3q '33 Lcllrgllbli t34'343a,3- D,-ill Team '34 H5 A eronall .., . no s u , 0 3 ' ' 52, l v Intralllural SDOrts. R0b9 f Comstock G. A, C. '33,'34,'35 553533 gEgh'g3,EM34 qi: Home Room R9D'llV9 Stzllllp Club '35 Drill Team '34 I lf., Rifle Team '35 Phylhs Curry CJ l Dram Club '33, '34 Pep Club '34, '35 , Reb.1luug0rs '33-'35 ': ' h :mn Kiiorger Assembly Cl. '34,'35 1'- ,iv . ssl, to r. rigs Sports Club '34, '35 .W-V Anna Mae Compton Edmund Cressman catherine Cows '33, '34 G. A. C. '34, '35 Bertha Gowns V Purple 3 while 'rl-lple s '33, '34 'l-I-11,10 s '32,'33.'34 A '0m ' mn' '33 fl l Amr-ny '34 Ili-Y '34, '35, 1rL.I,Q1ub'34, '35 -. 1 G. A. C. '32 Safety Cours. 34, '35 SW, Ser,-A Comm., ,1 1 PED Club '34, '35 Hof-. Hr. Clgg.'3?,'35 pop Club .3 li: d '32, ' , ' 5 13. Qsglmsm, '34, '35 Elton Crutchheld if Q 1551719 Sclggite Day Bm crook Football '324'34 ' 4 'ulnlrl. ' . T I -k '33 gy, llltrum'1F'tba11 '32 Nh c 0 1h'e llllselmll '32, '35 RaY 'd D- cfm Nwspr. Stuff '33 L' Ed. W. Crennen All School Show '34 Orcllcstlwl '32, '33 Wrestling '33, '35 Hi-Y '34 Intraln'l F'tllall '32 ' I 88 1 ,F l. is . 2 ,E ' 1 V- ' L- 1 - ':,,l,,A:f .x, ,-. ' ,' ff 'As-.,' 'ffrialgzl' ,- ' , ,g,m,,.r, I '. 6 3 qs. ' , 'QV 1-f . - .3313 ' f , df W, '-,:'w15:lr X. iw' 4 :'- ' V Q ,,,.,.fp 'Q - V-rw . I- 1 3 .. 3- ' vw 'ff S , w ,,,- 3. 'I , mnfl.flw.l L V 1 u W Mfg, .wr , 'w'j,n.i'Df5?'3,Lgf, gm 3, Qlm-flg1'l.'f3 , , ' l 4 . f ..-, . is . ,. . . .ff 1.1 ll- .ef J M 1 W gl' .5 ,f . x , 5515- i: 'ea wi ,M K ' ul. V .naw ,wfmi .4 lg Ii-.131 ,,., A is 1 F: ?192FS I1Eff':F.. ti- 'fi ,f11'?4 . l.i'53'1'5E':S.tn13f2z,v'4'12+-n'l1r393-24-w 1' F' 9-if-cm' 35' ' ' ,l -. '- 1 , . .Mmm--,.Jf.-. -... .- W M 4 . , A-, -' 4 3+ 1,--.. .gf l , e.,-ls ,.43g:r-4 A ' ,.3,-.:.--72,3723-1,17132 'Hi' 1k::1 ' 'mf sf 'N' ' ' 'ff L' ij ' I1:.'.v- . . ,. ' ---Y U'-' 43'-jf-1'4',1',':'t-f-, 1' -22 - V 'nfl f-13.13, fgzy., 'I lg ' V -1 , l D Norleen Culver Triple 'S '32, '33, '34 Pep Cluh '34, '35 Drao Club Junior Esrort '34 Glee Club '32 Sherman Detrick Nat. Honor Soc. '35 Senior Council '35 Heb. Runners '34, '35 Triple S '33, '34, '35 Safety Council '35 Carroll Doyle l-Ii-Y See. '34, Pres. '35 Stu. Counvil '34, '35 Nat. Honor Soc. '35 Tennis '32, '33, '34 Basketball '33, '34 Sr. Council '34, '35 All School Show '34 Triple S '32-'35 J oe E narson Safety Coun. '34, '35 Cadets '32, '83 Margaret Curtis Pres. Sm-, Ser. Cl.'34 Annual Stat? '35 Pep Club '35 House llentives '34 Sue. Ser. Cl. '32, '33 Purple and XVhite Coinmiltee '34 Richard D ickinson Radio Cl, V-Pres,'33 Lie. Ilanlio OD. '34 Philip Doyle Rand Orrhestra Triple S '33, '34 All Srhool Show John Enos Band '32,'33,'34,'35 Orrh. '3Ll,'33,'34,'35 Baseball '33, '34 Rosemary Davis Girl Res. '33.'34,'35 Pen Club '34, '35 Uperetla '33 Denver Dierks llanfl '33, '34, '35 Chess Cl. 33,'34,'35 l'syl'hol. Club '35 Kathleen Drake lu-bel Rangers '33, '34, '35 Band '32,'33,'34,'35 Drama '34, '35 G. A. C, '32, '33 Girl Reserves '32 Fencing Cl. '32, '33 Helene Erickson National Honor Society '34, '35 Pen Club '34, '35 Triple S '34, '35 Girl Res. '34, '35 Office Msgr. '34,'35 Junior Escort '34 lilast High '32, '33 Elizabeth De Boer Orehesrra '33,'31l, G. A. C. '33 '35 Psychology Club '35 Walter Dietz Track '34, '35 Rebel Rangers '35 Judith Easton Triple S Sports Cluh Treas. Junior Escort Senior Council Pell Club Junior Prom Com. Ol1'ice Messenger Senior Party Com. Mildred Ervin Triple S '33,'34,'3 PeD Club '34, '35 .Iunior Escort '34 5 Ren De Boer, Jr. Science Night '34 Soc. Sei. Night '33 Stamp Club '35 Orville Donner Lois Ellyson A Calmella '34, '35 Adv. Girls Glee Cluh '33, '34, '35 Oberetta '34 Psychology Club '35 Bonnie Marie Essiq Pep Club '34, '35 Peo Cl. Coun.'34,'35 Drill Team Captain Pep Cl. Fash. Show Bob De Long Nat. Hon. Soc.'34,'35 Band '32, '33, '34 Soc. Hr. C0m.'34,'35 TriDle S '33, '34, '35 Psychology Club '35 Janice Jeray Downing Pell Club '34, '35 Leisure Time Cl. '34 John C. Ennellon Cheerleader '34, '35 Football '32 Baseball '35 Sr. Council '34, '35 Aoronaut '33, '34 Glee Club '33.'34.'35 Sr. Play Com. '35 Sr, Party Com. '34 Rebel Club '32, '33 Maxine Eurton Purple and White Dance Com. '34 Jun. Prom Com. '34 Treas. ot' POD Club Triple S All. School Show Pres. of Drao Club Soc, Hr. Com.'33,'34 Sr. Council '34, '35 Rifle Club '32 Cadets '32, '33, '34 House Rep'tives '34 Leisure Time Cl. '34 School Serv. Com, House Ren't1ves '34 l 80 l , ' 1 1 ' 5 , , J fry, , 1 4 I 2 :5,'Y'i5,i5sW . ,..sA ,V b ,,Q,,,,...,.. .. to ,- ..,. , .+ ,313:+:'- .I ? lx X M -'Fr -' -' 4 H -- - k -'- 'f w N- -'X-'W'-I--'1 V... , 'e -ML,'2.'E'-n.- .' T' 'H' A -4 L. 'J'-fu, ,4 ,,,3,m,-a.. ,,.:lm,,.s,, Q ,A lww. 3,,-,.wE,:,,m.X,A,. QQ, 4, .stxrwtlw ..ee,,-,mn f . , Y .X A lab, sf.. .Zn-.5 V AJX ,'.fJi.vL,:5. .., .L . Fgegsf ...f..w, .ifxfxge iv. ,EFA M - e,,,5l,,.xi4 J K4 '55, -WH:A,1,r X gl ,h N r A N J I as 1' 2-M, '- ' - ,, . -I 5.-' fi - N V , Q- when-,.,,1-f-55,5 P: ag, V ,, 'qw -:-1 2. Aas1.Q,e', .:, ' k .S 1' 1 n .V w- 4 K Q, ,, .M W. Q 'avr -,Qvf ,,..s.--e-13.,'L. --1, -q'f2a:2,f 61-'33 Ja Lu .zu on tu' 'r- Q, .,, 4 P94 -N 'f -.-'al vo 2' ' ' ' it --. ' '-' - ' .-gg ' ' ' nl... H1 all . . , . . , ,, ll 4,7 r.:-. -he ,-..,1.1, ,. -.,fa .. 'iff af' ., , ,. - wana ff.:-?1, 1E.fT.l3 'is-aff! r ,tv ,, ' 'f-- - rf' Jeanne Evans Sec. Reb. R':zcrs '35 Archery Cl. '32, '33 Pell Club '34, '35 Viola R. Ferguson G. A. C. '32,'33,'35 Ofc: Messgr. '32,'33 Girls Jr. Track '34 S12 Girls Track '35 Kenneth Flatt A Cappella '32-'35 Ooeretta '33-'35 Adv. Glee Cl.'33 35 Drama Broadcast Leslie Foster Football '32-'35 Basketball '33-'35 XYrestling '35 Bernice Ewers L'Acad.Fran.'32-'34 Pres. L'.-Sed. Fr'u.'34 Junior Escort '34 Triole S '32,'33,'34 Folio Leaves '34 Oiveretta '33, '34 lls. 1tep'tives '33,'34 Pres. SoeakersCI.'33 Natl. Hon. Soc. '35 Leona L. Ferris Pep Club '34, '35 Oneretta '34 l'lay Festival '35 Frances Flint Robert Fox Xtl. Hon. Soc. '34,'35 Triple S '33-'35 lli-Y '32-'35 Band '32-'35 Folio Leaves '32+'35 Debating '34 Stamp Cl. '34, '35 lntram'l Tennis '34 Glee Club '35 Oneretta Oreh.'33.'34 Sneakers Club '34 Magdalena Fairbank Triple S '35 PPD Club '34, '35 .lunior Escort '34 Adv. Glee Cl. '33,'34 Gertrude M. Finnell Aeronaut Stf.'33,'34 Soc. Sci. Night '33 G. A. C. '33 Burton Folsom Soc. Hour Com. '34 Safety Colm. '32-'34 Chess Club '32 Confederate '35 Psy:-liology Club '35 Rosanna M. Freiherg G, A. C. '33, '34 Psychology Club '35 Jane Fairweather Soc-ial Serv. Cl. '33 Girl Reserves '33,'34 G. A, C. '33 Pep Club '3-l, '35 Henry Fischer Safety Conn. '33-'35 Sophomore Skit '33 James Ford Football '33, '34 Florence E. French G. A. C. '33,'34,'35 Aeronaut Stf. '33,'34 Sr. Basketball '35 Junior Baseball '34 SlJ01'ts Club '35 l90l Lloyd Fairweather Virginia Fishburn Senior Prom Com. Natl. llonor Society S-l '35 V-Pres. Triole S Trilile S '33,'34,'35 .lunior Escort '34 Assembly Club '34 Pell Club L'Aeatlemie Franc'se Charles Foster A Cappella '32-'35 Gulf '34 Unerelta '33, '34 Triple S '33, '35 Stamp Club '34 S Club '35 Adv. Glee '33, '34 Natl. llon. Soc. '35 Raymond Fuller Swimming '35 Hi-Y '34, '35 Psychology Club '35 Safety Council '34 Archery Club '32-'34 Stage Crew '32, '33 Roger Fell Robert Flanders All'City Rifle Team '34, '35 South Rifle Team '33, '34, '35 Cadets '32-'35 Cadet Ball Com. '33, '34 Color Guard '32-'35 Grant Foster, Jr. Football '32-'35 Sports Ed. Aero- naut '34 Yvrcstling '32, '33 Track '32 Purple 8: WVhite '34 Hockey '32 Carroll Galhreath French Club '33-'35 Triple S '35 Natl. Hon. Soc. '35 1 Glenn Gallagher Intramural Sports '32, '33 Myron Gerton Fred Goodale Debating '34 Rebel Club '34, '35 Jr. Prom Com. '34 Social llr. Com. '34 All School Show '35 Kiwanis '33, '34, '35 Paul Gill Tennis '33, '34 William Gallatin Hi-Y '33, '34, '35 Band '33, '34, '35 Catherine E. Gillard Junior Escort '34 Triple S '34 Pep Club '34, '35 Yvonne Cherie Goss Operelta '34 G. A. C. '33,'34,'35 Drama Club '33 Floyd Grazier Orchestra '33, '35 Band '33, '34 .lunior Program '34 Junior Skit '34 State Solo Contest '33, '34, '35 Dick Garwoud Basketball '35 Senior Prom '35 V-Pres. llebel C1135 Frmthall '32 Custodian '32-'35 Lab. Asst, '34, '35 Show lloat Dance '34 Winifred Gisin Helen Marie Gould All-School Show '35 Om-retta '34 llrao Club '33, '34 Girls' Assembly '33 Senior Chorus '35 Alice Green Library Stuff '3-1135 Girl lleserves '34,'35 I9 Allred Geary Iland '32,'33,'34,'35 Orchestra '33,'34,'35 Oneretla Oreh. '34 Wesley Glass Football '32, '33, '34 Football Capt. '34 All-Cily Football All-State Football Baseball '33, '34, '35 Basketball-Junior and Senior Teams Pres. S Club '34 Staneeraft '32-'35 Eleanor Grace Trillle S '34 Pep Club '34, '35 G. A. C. '32, '33 Psyullolugy Club '35 Elinor Clair Greer l,'Aeademie Frane'se llcbel Rangers ll Robert Geary Triple S '32-'35 Orchestra '34, '35 Band '33, '34, '35 All-City Orchestra '34, '35 Florence Glodt Natl. llunor So:-iety '34, '35 Junior Escort Pep Club Reb. Rangers '33-'35 Annual Staff '34, 35 Aeronaut Stf.,'g313,'34 '34 Triple S '33, G. A. C. '32-'35 Sports Club '33-' ' 3.m Assembly Cl. '34, '35 Carl L, Graessle Baseball '34 Wrestling '34 Band '32-'35 Mason Grenll Psychology Club '35 Hi-Y '33, '34 Newswvltlng Class Francis Geib Triple S '33, '35 Natl. Honor Society '34, '35 Ili-Y '33, '34, '35 Ser:'y Hi-Y '34, '35 Debater's Club '35 Robert Good lland '32-'35 Ili-Y '34, '35 Urvlieslra '34, '35 Bill Graham Ili-Y '33, '34, '35 Nadyne Gregory Pop Club G. A. C. '33 Social Serv. Cl. '34 r., ,, l l Robert Groman Hi-Y '33, '34, '35 Rifle Team '33, '34 Archery '33 Aeronaut Stf. '33,'3-l Lunchroom Cashr. '33, '34, '35 Beatrice S. Hagen Commercial Art Wk. '32 ' '34 . 33, l Glen Hamrick 3 Betty Harryman Q, Junior Escort '34 Q, Triple S '33, '34 C Pres. Girl Reserves Patsy Gramm Pep Club '34, '35 Girls Rifle Club '35 llruo Club '33, '34 Office Mcssgr. '33 Bernice Hagen Edith Hanes Girl Reserve Cab. '34 Pen Club '34, '35 .luniur Escort '34 Harold Hart Wrestling '33-'35 Hilda E. Gustafson Triple S '34, '35 Pcp Club '34, '35 G. A. C. '34 Physics Club '34 Office Messgr. '33 Alan E. Hall Shafroth Contest Natl. Honor Society '34, '35 Triple 's '33, '34, '35 Senior Council Hi-Y Virginia Hansen Triple S '34, '35 Pe!! Club '35 Band '33, '34, '35 Orchestra '34 Robert L. Hartman Swimming '35 Track '34, '35 Debating Team '35 Assembly Club '35 Hi-Y Bruce Gustin Chess Club '33 'l'rllJle S '33, '34, '35 'l'ril'lle S Bd. '34, '35 Dorothy Hall Leisure Time Club 'Friole S '34, '35 Junior Escort '34 l'ep Club '34, '35 Costume Room Lloyd Hardendorf Golden High School Football '34 lnlrzlmurzll Basket- ball '34 Warren H. Hartman Soph. Baseball '33 lluekuy '34 Beulah C. Guthrie Pell Club '34, '35 Sr. Count-il '34, '35 SDortst'luI1 '34, '33 Junior Escort '34 Triple S '33, '34 A Cappella '33, '34 Dorthee Hamill Drab Cl. Sec. '33, '34 Social Hour Com. Jr. Prom Queen '34 Senior Council '35 Pell Club Triple S '35 Sec'y Senior Class Jane Harrison Sec'y Soph. Class Junior Queen '34 Sc. Ntl. H. S0c.'34,'35 Sc. Leaders Cl.'34,'35 Sr. Prom Com. '34 l-'rsnl. Ed, Annual '35 Junior Escort '34 'l'riDle S Pep Club '34, '35 Jack Hatchett F'tball, Track'34,'35 Gwendolyn Gwinn Ntl. Hn, Soc. '34,'35 .lunior Escort '34 Chairmn Basketball Dance '35 Annual Statl' '35 G. A. C. '32-'35 Rebel Rangers '33, '34, '35 Triple S '32-'35 Sports Club '34, '35 Pep Club Council Elizabeth Hamilton Drao Club '33 Rifle Club '35 llebel Rangers '35 Pop Club '34, '35 Tom Harrison Jean Hatton Pep Club '34, '35 TrilJle S '33-'35 G. A. C. '32, '33 Washington, D. C. '33, '34 Sue'l Hr. Com. '34 Annual Staff' '35 B, '34 '35 V-P .S-f ' ' ' - . E ' Pep Club '34, :35 , Football '33 Hockey '33 Golf '35 Leaclgfs Cluelly Colm' L 2i3'g2q'3'5e Fun 2 Girls Council 34, 35 Track '33 1ntram'l Softball '34 lntraurl Softball '34 S Club '35 Natl. Hon. Soc. '35 , L 92 1 xl f ' ' N x , ' N-,, ' ' mug ,,, Allv L' rl' A X, 'l?.1y ' fwmmi , l j X i L' 4, ' 'tl l Q5 I l I' fit, ,ytgljlgxlf K Q l l ' ' turf, l ' ir'-'ggfff- st, ,.,Q ' . X '1f:t3'l .55 .,gL.,vf In 1 l -, ,- .- . , ' ' f --1,-.1 ,, .l , .4 .f.,f, ,,-, ,ao W- 1 N 1 ,wt M... tw jus, ff ' ' .. 2'z1,'-T fifx N leaJ-Z-ik?Lg,-19:13:51:-Q.: ...-. -1444i23HaT?L1ii?t'fffa,e.. 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Track '3-l Debate '34 Wrestling '33 Baseball '35 Orville Holhen Robert Hayes Fuullmll '33 'I'r:1f'k '33, '34, '35 Slums '33, '34, '35 lli-Y '35 Myron G. Henry Footlmll '33, '31 Wrestling '33, '34 S l'lub '33, '34, '35 .lr. L'l,xss V-P1'es.'34 Bob Hill Foollulll '34 Traxck '33, '34 Sm-Ny Jr. Class '33 S1-My S Club '33,'3-l Uni-rn-lla '32 LL-zulex's Club '3-1,'35 lli-Y '34 llubvl Rangers '33, '34, '35 lack Holder Dudley 1. Haselline 'l's-nnis '34, '35 'l'riIrle S '3l, '35 .lr, L'l. Iluskl-lbzlll '33, '34 Vlwss Club '33 Thelma Herring Pep Club '3-l, '35 'I'l'ilJlc S '34, '35 Girl Rest-HL-s '34,'35 Mildred Hoagland Orchestra '33, '34 Pep Club '34, '35 Costume Hoonl '35 Sylvester Holder Baseball '34 Rifle Team '32-'34 l'l3l Leland Head Keith Heuser Rand '33, '34, '35 0l'n'lwsll':1 '34, '35 liebn-l Club '3-1, '35 lli-Y '33, '34, '35 l'l'l'S. lli-Y '34, '35 Natl. llunur Society '31 '35 Edelha Hodge Band '33, '34, '35 Pep Club '34, '35 Triple S '34 Harold Holland Tennis '33, '34, '35 Chess Club '34 Baskelbull '33-'35 Carl A. Heaney ll:nul'31Z-'35 llrvlu-swax '32-'35 , Imn:-e Orch. 'SL-'3l 'l S1.ueSolo C'nl'sr '3 Howard W. Hicks Triple S '35 Ill-bel Rangers '34, '35 Wrestling '35 'l'l':lrk '34, '35 Nall. llon. Soo, '35 Newspaper Stf. '31 William Huffman Cauluts '32-'35 South llifle 'l'm-ani '33, '34, '35 Um-relta '33-'35 Color Guard '32-'35 Cadet Bull Com. '33, '34 Dorothy Holmes 'f fwffefrfiv' X. 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I . s .1 '.'s4,,..,, L 1 A - A M L Q 4' ll , f K . , 1 ' ' , . , , - ' , 4,1 .3 'g ,g,:,4,cWi.1,.. 0 -Uwe -'M- wt,-.,.ff,:.fs, f': 2 ' .,,' 4 , -A ,- L .Lr.,.,LA....:...,..,l,,,....e, .. ,,,.,,e.1. ,. .. . ., ., .........., ,,... .fs .. l l l Winifred Houghton Oneretta '32, '33 Junior Escort '31 Pon Club '34, '35 liifle Club '35 A Cappella '33 Charles Huskinson Jiand '32-'35 All-School Show '35 Margaret Jackson SLud'tC'nei1'34,'35 Triple S '33,'34,'35 Junior Escort '34 Pep Club '34, '35 Girl Reserves '33 Wm. Dale Jenninos Aeronaut Stafl' '34 Annual Staff '35 Mary K. Howes G. A. C. '33, 'ill Fencing Club '33 Archery '33 Upvrctta '35 Madra Huskie Eloise Jansen Pop Club '34 Bill Johnson Jii-Y '34, '35 Clyde Hoyt Rebel Ranizurs '33, '34, '35 Hi-Y '33, '34 Assembly Club '34 Carroll Hutchins Vice-Pres. llebel Ranirers '34, '35 Pep Club '34, '35 French Cl. '32,'33 Triple S Drao Club '32-'34 Upercmta '34 Senior Play '35 Marcus Jarvis Charlotte Johnson Triple S '32, '33 Pep Club '34, '35 Junior Escort, '34 Girl Reserves '33 Leisure Time Cl. '34 , I 9 Roland Huck Intramural Base- ball '34 Stagcorafl. '34, '35 Girlha Mae lnman Pop Club '34, '35 Margaret Jenkins Allianirod Glee Drama Emily Johnson 1 l Bill Hull llancl '33, '34, '35 John Jackson Gln-e Club '33, '34 A Cappella '34, '35 Virginia Jenkins Pen Club '34, '35 G. A, C. '33 Girl Reserves '33 Operettu '34 Julius Johnson Natl. Hon. Soc. '35 Rob. Rangers '34,'35 Swinnning '33, '34 L'Auailem ie Fran- caise '33, '34, '35 Annual Staff '35 Trilmle S '35 S Club '35 Plibtbgrapliy C1. '34 Marion Hupp Triple S '33, '35 Jli-Y '33, '34, '35 All-City Rifle Team '33, '34, '35 South Rifle Team '33, '34, '35 Psychology Club '35 Marian Jackson 1:4-bel Rangers '33, '34, '35 Triple S '33-'35 Pen Club '34, '35 L'Academie Fran- eaise A Cappella G. A. C. '32, '33 Rosemae Jenks Pep Club '34, '35 A Cappella '33-'35 Adv, Glee Club '33, '34, '35 All-School Show '35 ldxuh. Program '34 Paul Johnson i x 95 pf'-. i 45 x i Q l 4 ii 1 ,f '-1 z -gg s i fi ,L 5 emi FII A V+. l Q, Q2 gl, - ,,. 1 xixj: Edward Jones Safety 1'uun. '32-'35 Hi-Y '31, '35 Cadets '32, '33 Baseball '35 Purple and White Coronation Color Bearer '83-'35 Harry Kemerling Harry King Basketball '33-'35 Trark '34, '35 S Club '34, '35 Rebel Club '35 Hi-Y Club '32-'34 Treas, '33 Football '32 Martha Krueger Reb. Hangers '34,'35 L'Acad. Francaise '33, '34, '35 See. '34, Pres, '35 Pep Club '34, '35 Triple S '33,'34,'35 Junior Escort '34 Fred .lanes Swimming '34, '33 Sl-ienve NipLbt'33,'34 Buy Smut Assem- bly '35 Anita D. Kennedy Oueretta Lead '34 A Cappella Choir '33, '34, '35 Adv. Girls Glue Club '33, '34, '35 Helen Kinney Trinle S '33,'3-l,'35 Junior Escort '34 I'en Club '34, '35 Glee Cl. Cantata '33 Aerunaut Reptr. '34 James Kuhlman Tennis '34 Science Night '34 Frank Kackstetter Francis Kenney Heb, ltanllvrs '34,'35 Trark '33, '34, '35 Swixnlninl! '34, '35 Hi-Y '34. '35 S Club '35 Marnaret Kirkner G. A. C. '33, '34 Girl Reserves '33 Operettu '34 Drill 'l's-am '34 Pen l'lub '34, '35 Vlax' Festival '33 Office Messgr. '34 Bertha Laekner Annual Staff '35 Triple S '33a'35 .luniur lflsrurt '34 Pep Club '34, '35 Reb,Ita1ll5el's'34,'35 Arrhery Club '33 Assembly Cl. '34,'35 Shafrotb Contest '34 Senior Cuuneil '34 G. A. C. '32, '33 Theresa Kalsheek 'l'rible S Jake Kettler lli-Y Band '33, '34, '35 Bill Kolb liaskctball '33-'35 'l'rark '34 Baseball '35 Pllysir-s Lab. Asst, '34, '35 lil-bel Club Edna Lagestee Pen Club '34, '35 Ilrill Team Otfice Messgr. '33 G, A, C. '32 l'l3l Fred Karns Lnis Jane Kientz Soc-ial Hnur Cum. '31, '35 Triple S '34, '35 All Sl-lnnul Show '35 .Xerunaut '33, '34 Clean-Vu Paint Cmn, '33 Beverly Kramer East Illgll La Nelle Lallier L'Ar-ademie Fran- raise '33, '34, '35 Triple S '33,'34,'35 Pen Club '34, '35 Junior Escurt '34 Robert F. Keel Drao Club '33 Orrbeslrn '33, '35 l'syr'bolUl:5' Club '35 Intramural Soft- ball '34 'l'riDle S '34 Svience '35 Kenneth E. Kimlel Band '33, '34, '35 State Champ. Solo Orebestra '35 Gerald Krier Band '33, '3-l, Sriencc Night '34 Orrhestra '34 Wm. Lamberton. .lr. Rebel Ranszers '34, '35 'l'rack '34, '35 Swimming '35 J' l 1 1 : 'TX 1 -- r .3-1 , . z 4 : w f' 'Q , ,LI ,1,,. , .X , is 5555, 1 , -- f -.H 'walk t. ,. 1 M g ,f . , -- , wa-f-,.,'-H-, 5.3, - Lu ' W ' .....,.,..,1m-f:..,': 'Ll 1- 1g.i:1.m,,,-.1,,.ea:1lz.l?.f,i'r,sLus...3..1f.l......,.-.,.,..-a,'.,...,.,.a .,..m.smEf.:,,.,1..,.tf, 21' Q. f W ies ffm 1 ' is 11, ig if E11 I I i? ik., V. 1, . 1' 1.13 L 5,1 T1 L15 1155? STL W7 Fi iii? 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Ilionor Society 1 :J Triple 3 '33,'34,' Assembly C1.'34,'35 i-Y '35 Louise Larkin Nancy Leachman Pen Club '34, '35 .Iunior Escort '34 'Prilmle S '3-l Olreretta '34 Purple and White Day '34 Advanced Glee '35 Lowell Leiby Phyllis Lacey ..-L . Eleanor Larson G. A. C. '33, '34, '35 Sports l'lul1 'll-l. '35 Pell Cluli '34, '35 Drill Team '34 Bud Leas Football '32 Operetta '33, '34 All School Show '35 Ragnhild Levoe Triple S '33, '34 . A. C. '32, ' Asst. tp Counselor '32, ' 3, ' 1 5 June Logie Phyllis Larson Lillian Lee Gilherta Lidman Pep Llub Robert Laney Lowell Law A Cappella '33 Boys Glee Club '32 A rchery Club '33 Shop Asst. '33 Virginia Leo Pep Cl, Coun.'34,'35 A Cappella Choir '35 Drao Cl. '32,'33,'34 Soc, Hr. Com.'34,'35 G. A. C. '32, '33 Marjorie Line Social Hour Com. Pres. '34, '35 Junior Esm-nrt '34 G. A. C. '33 Loaders Cl. '34, '35 l'eU Club Council Purple 8: White Dance Com. '35 Natl. Honor Society Eugene Lnuthan Football '33 Track '33 Wrestling '33, '34 All City '35 Sr. Louncil '34, 35 S Llub '1 i 1 1 i i 1 l 5 5 1 1 1 i 1 1 i 1 I i l i i 1 l 1 l I 1 ae 1 l Martha Lawrence l L'Ar'ademie Fran- I caise '33-'35 l Perl Club i Triple S '32-'35 1 Senior Play '35 E Marian Leedy Drao Club '33 Rebel Rangers '34.'35 Lahoma Litton Color Guard '34, 3 Stage Craft 34 '35 Ufr, Monitor '32, '34 Reb. Rangers '34,'35 Marjorie Ludi 961 IES. 1 if- :lf-T Ei? , 4 1. 51423353 'ZT7'i?i'51 wifi-lim .ofa- W' 'f f1f1ari .1 c ,P- ,LVT 'Ywszmg L3.f'-'f- iii? five i 'V' 'bf-'Mx EK 1, v'H..ig1r11J o W39 ' Q, if . . -- .. .f- ,',f':' M- ' . 'f - r- fl 1:-QfJ :. 1' . -is , ' 1: ,- iii f 11 1 . 'm1kHufi',1','i ',,u -1 Y' bioaa W i Ha 1 r 5 ' G 33 , 1 3 34 3 1 4 3 N L 35 1 . , N 1 H G C 1 ' I I 1 X' I Y X A , 1 I A 1 f 4. 1 'N X T K 1 ,.y1 'Jil .J M1 '11 ii f Q 5 P a. ' vi, 1 11h.,11Q, 1- X11 gi .1 31' iv 'nr .1f' -1 1 41 1 1 3- 1- e uf 1' 3 ' LM 1 ai lf, ' ' rw A w. 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'35 .luuiur Esvort '34 Triple S Board Suv. llr. C0m.'34,'35 Sr. Play Cum. '35 Sr. Movie Com. '34 In-il Club '34, '35 QL 3? r Dick Lutz Triple S '32-'35 Football '3-l Track '31 LeMoyne Marcott 'l'1'a:'k '34, '35 S Club '34, '35 1mram'lBaskuIball '35 Dorothy McCIendon Sur. to Dean '34, '35 Confed. Staff '35 Acronaul Stall' '34.'35 Offiee Msl-Zr. '34 Safety Legiuu '35 Mary H. McDonald Triple S '32, '33 Folio Leaves '35 1. M-: .M ,. Lillian Mack Girl lies. '34, '35 l'0D l'lub '34, '35 G.A. C. '34, '35 Ruth Markham Pep Club '34, '35 Drill 'IR-:un '34, '35 Otfim-e Mosse-nsler James B. MacCulI Pres. Stu. Gov. '34, '35 Football '32, '33, S Club '33, '34 Pres. .lun. Class '34 33, 34 Pres. Small. Class '32, '33 Aerlmaut Stf. '33, '3 Rein-ll'lul1'32-'35 Jr, Prom. Cum. '34 Swimming '32 Ruih McDonnal 'l'riplv S '32-'35 Pup Club '35 llran Club '33 G. A, C, '32, '33 Operelta '32 Sr. Mutlwr Han. '35 Psym-llulully Club '35 Junior l'Ism-nrt '34 4 Merle Mahone lin-bel Club '34, '35 liaucl '33, '34, '35 ldxrlx. Assem. '34,'35 St, Solo Crm. '3-4,' 35 Charles Masters Swinuning '35 Francis McConnell Stewart Macbonnell XVresllihg '34 Stalls Craft '33, '34 Inlraln'l Softball '34 Purnlu dk While Day Olympics '34 l97l Marjene Maloney Olfire Msgr. '32-'35 Vivienne May Sr, Prom. Cum. 'Il-1 .Iunior Escort '34 l'e11Cl. Coun. '34.'35 Psyelxulogy Club '35 L'Acaclemie Fran- caise '33, '34 Girl Reserves '32 G. A. C. '32 Dram Club '32 Nat'. Hun. Hof: '35 Fred McCrum Jack McFarland Funtball '32, '33, '34 Basketball '34, '35 S Club '33, '34, '35 President '35 Vine-Pres. Senior Class '34, '35 Rebel Club '33-'35 Prescott Manning Swimming '34 Dual McAdams All Sr-huul Show '34 Heh. Rangers '34, '35 Oberetta '33 Homer Mn:DanaI Rebel Rangers '33 Clif. Ilanxzer '34,'35 Track '34, '35 Basketball '33 Football '32 Physics '34 Assembly Club '34 Purple It White Olymuics Jerry McGinnily Soph. Basketball '32 Tumbling Club '33 Lawrence McGill Swimming '33-'35 Tennis '34 Football '33 Eugene Messina YVrestling '33, '34 Trilble S '33, '34 Intram'l Sports '32 Luis Miller Girl Res. '33,-'35 Recording See. '35 Pep Club '3-1, '35 Trible S '33, '34, '35 Glee Club '33 Drill Team '34 Georue Morris Football '32, '33, '34 Jr. Basketball '34 S Club '33, '34, '35 Sr. Basketball '35 Rebel Club '34, '35 Norma Mc Kinney Gordon Messmer Kate Milne Pep Club Secretary '34 '35 Annual Stal? '35 Aeronaut Staff '33, '34 Triple S '33 Assembly Club '34, '35 G. A. C. '32-'35 Sports Club '33-'35 Jack Morris Baseball '32, '33 Sr. Prom Com. '34 Golf Club '33 Rebel Club '34, '35 Debate Team '34 Rebel Cluh Dance Committee '35 Marjorie MacLeod L'Aeademie Francaise '34, '3 Margaret Mety 5 Nat. Honor Soc. '35 l'co Club '34, '35 Sports Club ltr-bel Rangers Triple S Junior Escort Intramural Soorts Annual Staff '35 Helen Miner Pao Club '34, '35 Janice Morton National Honor Soeiety '34, '35 Junior Escort '34 Sec. TriDle S '34,'35 Ailvaneed Glee Club '34, '35 Oneretta '34, '35 All School Show '35 Pen Cl. Coun, '34,'35 L'Academie Francaise '33 Drao Club '33 Psyrxhology Club Secretary '35 Assembly Club '35 Ralph McNair National Honor Snr-iety '34, '35 Rebel Club '34, '35 Physics Club '34 Triple S '34, '35 Grace Melillo Harry L. Mickelson Nl-wsnaller Staff Safety Coun. '34, '35 '34-,'35, , All School Show '35 Bum' 324 30 , , Chem. Lab. Assist. 0 'l 5U'f' '32' 3 Martha L. Meunier Pep Club '34 '3' All-City Orchestra '32, '33 A Cappella '34 Advanced Glee '35 Triple S ,33 3343.35 Monitor Correso't L'Ar:arlemie Francaise '33 All School Show '35 Mary Bea Miner L'Academie Francaise '334'35 PCD Club '34 '35 34, 35 News Correspondent '34, '35 Ass'bly Club '33-'35 Operetta '33, '34, '35 All School Show '35 Psychology oiub '35 0 e C- Mom Trillle S '35 Charlotte Moseoni Pep Club '34, '35 Snorts Club '35 Purple 8: VVhite Basketball '34 Glue Club '32, '33 Oneretta '33 Bill Mowbray Hi-Y '32-'35 Sonh. Baseball '32 G. A. C. '33, '34,'35 Safety Coun. '34, '35 i93l Jeanne Menefee Pep Club '34, '35 Drill Team Gayle Miles Presley Morehead Bill Munn Basketball '33-'35 Rebel Club '35 Social Hour Committee '34, '35 Football '32, '33 Intramural Softball '32, '33 Tennis '34 1 - 3 . ,if r 2 - E35 - oi 1 4 rex 331 if-5 lei '. Q l at 335 EL-3 3? iii 135 el E F. lg Q ,-Q li' 1 2545. fi' lil EQ 2-,fi 53' LN 32' 15 l fa Sis 5 2 1 fit sl 1 r , , g 4 T .- 1 v fu i. st r Qt' Q 4 vw 5: 3' H 3' A ,it ...V 1' 1 .,' Andrew Murray Color Guard '33, '34 Trilvlc S '34 L'Ac-aclemie Fran- caise '34, '35 Carlo! Ball Committee '35 Virginia Nicholl Pep Club '34, '35 Junior Escort '34 Trible s '33, '34, '35 Leisure Time Cl. '34 Soc-ial Service Committee '34 Drill Team '34 Robert Olson Rebel Rangers iii '3-1 '35 ffbx Marian Neighbor Anlv. Orr-h. '33-'35 Glue Club '33-'35 Operetta '33,'34 Pell Club '34, '35 All Seliool Show '35 lbrill Team '34 All Pity Orchestra '33, '34 Newspaper '34 Dorothy Nitz Pep Club Council '34, '35 Triple S '33, '35 G. A. C, '33 Dick Orange Baseball '33, '34. '35 Pres. Leaders Cl. '35 Sen. Leaders Cl. '34 National Honor Society '34, '35 Tennis '34, '35 'Frinle S '33, '34 ' ?:I-' ol .1- r , M, ,,.,, , Qt 'sae - . -W, 'full 1 v'li.LL'L 't Q- im ,pl , , la . V . X gf . 5 t , tj - , 1211 if - fit 3 is J g '16-K 4' i . is il' 522 nfl Vs! if get il fe ' lf: T leg 'J 4 5 9: W1 . Qi 'S f 2 :rl '- gr tg le! 1.4 fl ,. :E fl rl' , :ff 'E Kay Neiman Pell Club '34, '35 Glee Club '33 Catherine Nowlen Annual Stall' '35 Junior Hsvort '34 Triple S '33, '34, '35 Sports Club '34, '35 Pep Club '34, '35 G. A. C. '33, '34, '35 Robert Overman Lorrayne E. Nelson Sneial Service Committee '31 Pell Club '34, '35 Drill Te-am '31 Glc-e Club '32-'35 Operetta '33, '34 All Sellool Show '34 Girls llifle Club '35 Mildred Ohlman Trilllc S '33, '34 Allvanrell Drama '33 Folio Leaves '33, '35 Girl Reserves Cabinet '33, '34 G. A, C. '32 Kyle Packer Rebel Rangers '33, '34, '35 Cheerleamler '32-'34 lay Nelson Rebel Rangers '33, '34, '35 Stage Craft '34, '35 Madhlun Uhman National Honor Society '34, '35 Sports Club '34, '35 .lunior lfls:-nrt '34 Triple S '32, '33, '34 Operetta '32, '33, '34 G X l' '3 '33 Merritt Pardue Intramural Basket- ball '33, '34 Football '33, '34 Trax-k '35 Intramural Soft- ff 9 . , , 1.-Dothan 132 Alice Patterson 'vgfillif 'Hill '31 Q Safety count-in '35 G. A. e, '33. '34 ufjgmflgg .33 4 Rebel Club '35 Newspaper '35 ' ' - S Club '34, '35 Press Conference Ray Penn ,: , - Seeretury Snplm- Junior Nssembly '34 ' Iieotawparv I 1 more Class '32 Sports Club Assembly GUY F' Peacock Photography Club lep Llub 34, 35 I Opcretta '35 Hi-Y lllub '33, '34 '33, '31 , Drill Team 34. '33 Margaret Pate All St-bool Show '35 Newswriting Staff '34 Swimming '35 f .. I 99 1 3'--ri... .----fav, ,aww---M. -.- --.- 3--W r,-. .-f---- - .,.-- ,.- 1---4 --..,..,-V-1.1 ---H E . , , K , 4 f v f . 1. .f .A 4 . 1 1 P' .l' O f . nz., ..M,,.. , 1 r ,v Mary W. Netherton Pep Club '34, '35 55 Junior Eseort '34 T V' l,'Al-:nlernie Fran- T raise '35 ' ' li ,. V Girl Reserves '3 'I'rilrle S '32- '35 Gordon Olinger I l li-Y '33 '3 iaskt-tball '33 Leola Parli l l C 'ell Club '3 rrill Team '34 '35 ostume Room F ra n k Persse --um 1 lxl '55 ,. cw 'J , .t ff' 3 1 2 4. 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V ? l , . l B i r l 1' Q . i A l 1 l Q 3' Q T- g,-,ne pegegsfn 3 Phyllis Peterson Dorothy L. Peyton Aida Phelps Wilhelmina Philius John G. Phillips l 5 , PepClulJ' .' 5 G-AAC-':,1 f' 4 - . ,l H , . . f :iii gg Tfirsle f5'?33L'244 Pen Cum im, 333 gi-if '35 Ummm 34 hfsinilfllilgffldent '33, 'ss 1 lil 1 gi-is-H1l:re'fE:3'f34 Girl Relsorvles Operetlu '34 National Honor Olacretta Club '34 fe, - 33, 34, 3:1 All hclluol Show '35 Soviety '34, '35 Tumbling Club '33 1 52 Z. Pep Club '34 '35 Glee Club '34, '35 3.-' , Triple- S '34, '35 ,fi ' .l ' E, - ' V I L P ' 'ir Howard Pierce John Pierce Norma Pmne RuellJ1eJlrRa:ngegs34 P3pmSlulf'3ZIc?Zl5 5 all ffl: Glgg Club '34, '35 F th H ,33 ,34 , F A201'f?Y1P:llf'SlHQT '3:4 '34, '35 Girl Res. '34, '35 S5 l yn, Harriett Pickle Operettu '34 Vsffjesgiug .3.i,.3'5 30 LOD Moline Nf- 35 :en1?rgi1in1.u'34.V '35 Folio Leaves '34, '35 3 33, 'gills HAH Cm, ,34, ,35 enur s ui 3-1, 3.1 Pre-school Q - . low J ' ,Q ' , I ' y e Mary F Provart S 34 rllchsfwl 1.3353 '32 . . . , ,o . l gs. an . ,, Girl Reserves '33 Helen Ra? Mane Puff H r Qol. SDZS. Or. '32,'33 ' W1 E3 Girl Reserve G4 A. C, 32335 Pep Club 34. Ju hoe, Iiuux' Orch. '34 3 jg' C p' .t '34, 'gr Sports Cluh '34, '35 Band '34 5 some Prism, PeI1aCll3l1Drill J Edward f f' PeD.Cluh 'a4, 35 .5 Team 134 Football 33, 34 Junior Escort 34 , Eleanor Reese l ig Pep Club '3j1. '35 onerem '35 Pm-, SWHD find Mm Ra eY G. A. C. '32, '33 i ' Al DflllTeqln1 35 All S1-lwul Show '35 Coin Club 33 Basketball '33-'35 Pres. Dram Cl. '33,'34 1 1 . ,. . i QQ Triple 5 34 purple Q While ffflflfefleljlllfbl Ilellre- All City '35 Annual Staff '35 5 gh: 0fE4Sse,,,my '34 sentzmve 32 iiebcil C1551 i33i'35 House of Rs-pr'tives -g ice Messe-ng rear ers ' u 1 ' 5 Trip e S '33, '34, '3' l '. '33, '35 er walter Rfdmnnd S Club '35 Junior Escort '34 J lguselmg Soph. Football '32 PCD Cl. Coun. '34,'35 I V15 - TID 49 -' '1 Reb, Rangers '33-'35 1 5 Helen Rauseh flf:Il:'Q gR,2'l 'f'3'1 Plnjsic-s A55 Assembly cl. 'a4,'35 i L . sr n . ' -, ' - .. 116D Club '34, '35 D a ' Rf! ui-Y '35 Hi-if '34, J Auf C- Reed Inlnelfecshfgbtlftfssue 'S lr. A.'L- 3-3. 34 Baseball, 32 , Intramural Sports lntraniurstl Sports Wrestling '34 Nat.. Hon. Soc. '35 mi: liif Drill Beam Junior Basketball 33 33, 34 Club '33 Trask '35 genial- play '35 rr: in i 100 l lfif T, l l . l' ' . 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'32, '33 Alma E. Schmid! Advanced llanll '34 Advanced Orch. '34 5 Ollvrl-tta '34 Vernon Roth Winifred Schreuder Edith Reuter Snrial Serviro Club '33, '34 Sm-ial Science Night. '34 Pianist for Bekin- ners Orchestra Bob Rodgers Cn-Sports Editor Annual '35 lllmlitor Aernnaul. '34 lli-Y '34, '35 Dean Robert Rolhi A Cappella Choir '35 llubcl Rangers '34,'35 June Schroeder l'ri-sident. Pep Club '34, '35 llrao Club '32-'34 , - -nf, H - Dorothy Rhoads Y-l'rvs. Soph. Cl. '33 1'hairman Jr. Prom l'mnln. '34 t'l1airmau Sr. l'rnm l'om1n. '35 Nat. llun. Soc. '34,'35 Ari-ln'I'y Club '33 'l'riplA- S '33, '34, '35 Pep Club '35 lluusi- of Repr. '33 ,luniur Escort '34 I,'Arallclnie Fran- vaisc '35 Sm: llr. Coin. '34,'35 Paul Rodgers S l'luln '34 'I'l'a1-k '34 l'rvs. Radio Club '35 Norene Schank Sc-ienee Night '33 l'. T, A. Program '34 Herb Schumann lk-In-l4'll1b'33-'33 Nat, llun. Suc,'31,'3D Sail-ly liounvil ,luniur Pruxn Com. l,i-alll-rs Club '34,' 5 3,- I1. A. C. U., .13 Tlilrll' 5 '33, '34 Girl Reserves '32, '33 l'l1y.l.ab.Asst.'34,'35 f 101 1 ,U- .ux ,na Mac Rhodes Frank Rollers Triple S '34, '35 Science Night '34 Ernest Schliekman Barbara Scott .Iunior Escort Pep Club Council L'Ac-allvlnie Franc'S Triple S '32 G. A. C. '32, '33 ' W' fa' :bw mafaapwffx U5 'P wW Ruth Seaman Girl Reserves '34,'35 Milton Silverman Intramural Basket- ball '32 Science Night '34 Paul Smith Bill Steak Basketball '34, '35 Rebel Club Alice Seaholm G. A. C. '33, '34, '35 Shorts Club '35 Pep Club '34, '35 Maurice J. Sikkens Band '33, '34, '35 Glee Club '34, '35 Operetta '34 Florence Snell Pep Club '34, '35 Girl Reserves '33 Leisure Time Club Elizabeth Steinmetz Pep Club '34, '35 Sr. Girl Represen- tative '34, '35 G. A. C. '33, '34, '35 Sports Club '35 Folio Leaves '35 Triple S '33, '34, '35 Annual Stafl' '34,'35 National Honor Society '35 Girl Reserves '34,'35 Office Messgr. '34 Purple St White Decorations Vice-Pres. Short Story Club Lillian Seaholm David Smead Operetta '33, '34 Ed Sowman Wrestlimz '33 Track '33 Hi-Y '3-1 Marjorie Stenger Pep Club Rebel Rangers Triple S G. A. C I.'Academie Fran Roy Seaholm Track '34 ,'35 Rebel Club '34, '35 Safety Council '33, '34, '35 S Club '34, '35 Golf '33, '34 Intramural Basket- ball '33, '34 Senior Basketball '35 Arthur Smith Football '32 Trac-k '33 Swimming '32-'34 Xvrestling '32-'34 Baseball '33, '35 S Club Hi-Y '34 Marguerite C. Snady Pep Club '34, '35 Drill Team '34 A Cappella '35 G. A. C. '32 Bill Stephens Triple S '35 Band '34, '35 c'se Science Night '34 I 102 1 George E. Seifer Band '33, '34, '35 Intramural 1n- dour '35 Play Festival Safety Legion 35 '35 Clifford Smith Basketball '34, '35 Golf Club '34 Golf Team '34 Audrey Stacy Pep Club '34, '35 Leisure Time Club '34 Costume Room '35 Ercell St. John Frank Shelton Srienee Night '34 Jennie Smith Doris Stapleton G. A. C. '32-'35 Sports Club '34, '35 .lunior Escort '34 Triple S '33 PCD Club '34, '35 Leisure Time Club Dean A. Stnecker Intramural Basket- ball '32, '33, '34 Science Night '34 ,EQN uw.: -nl C , , v ,,-A-S at 3' A i'ei'E.. '.,.v.a,ns-1 l Vw- A...fm-f,,'a,.5,.:,-a,,:.5,,25,-lq-g...-.--4.4.3.2i1zvnxsbfsgzqazitvzgsgxiqfsyfaayraafiugsfisaezae V 1 as is Edith Stocker Co-Editor of Annual '35 Editor of Aero- naut '34 Loaders Club '35 Nat. Hon. Soc. '35 .lunior Escort '34 Pen Club Treas. '35 Triple S '34, '35 Rebel Rangers '34,'35 Thelma Swanson Ethelyn Tarrant Pe-D Club Council '34, '35 Triple S '35 Sports Club '34, '35 G. A. C. '34, '35 Girl Reserves '33 Beverly Thompson Rebel Rangers '34,'35 PHD Club '35 Triple S '33, '34 Oneretta '34, '35 Glee Club ':33,'34,'35 A Callllclla Choir DS' 'K K X 'ff' 'Q Louise Storrs Leona Stowell Girl Reserves '34,'35 VPU Club '35 Advanced Glee Club '32, '33 A Cappella Choir '32, '33 Girls Rifle Club Marian Sward Louise Taylor Paul Timm llebel Rangers '33, '34, '35 Uneretta '33 '34 All School Show '3 Edward Sweeten Annual Staff '35 'l'riDle S '34 Stamp Club '35 lli-Y '35 Intramural Soft- ball '34 Wrestling '34 Sophomore Foot- ball '33 5 Betty Jane Tesdeil Triple S '33, '34, Pt-D Club '34, '35 Archery Club '33, '35 '34 Rebel Rangers '34,'35 Reeva Tipton National Honor Society '34, '35 Triple S '33, '34, Pen Club '34, '35 Junior Escort '34 Rebel Rangers '33, '34, '35 Band '33, '34, '35 G. A. C. '33, '34 '35 Elizabeth Suskin l'cn Club Council '34 '35 Sports Club '34, '35 Assembly Club 'Frinle S '32, '33 Chess Club G. A. C. Junior Escort '34 National Honor Society '35 William Sydow Rebel Rangers '33, '34, '35 llancl '32, '33, '34, '35 Agatha Thiel Pen Club G. A. C, Sports Club Robert Trottnow Stage Craft '34, '35 f1031 Sherman Sutliff National Honor Society '34, '35 Safety Coun, '33-'35 Leaders Club '34,'35 Rebel Club '34, '35 Triple S '32-'35 Ill-Y '34, '35 .Iunior Prom Com. Track '33, '34, '35 Sr, Council '34, '35 Fred Symonds Cadets '33, '34, '35 Cadet Ball Com. '34, '35 ltifle Team '34, '35 Cadet Capt. '34, '35 Se-Ny Cadet Officers Club '35 Howard Thomas Track '34, '35 Intramural Baseball Intramural Sports Leslie Trudgian Bah Swain Safety Coun. Soc. Hr. Com. '35 Pres. lst Aid Cl. '34 House of Rep. '34 Annual Stall' '35 All School Show '35 Glee Club '34 '34, '35 Billy Tallant Hugh Thomas Football '33-'35 National Honor Society '34, '35 Triple S '33-'35 Leaders Club '34, '35 Kiwanis Contest '35 S Club '34 Rebel Club '35 Debate Team '34 Track '34 Senior Council '35 Vivian Trussell Operetta '34 All School Show '35 Glee Club '34, '35 Girl Reserves '34,'35 ,,- t . - 'li ' S- Marj. Van Genderen Neal Van Heukelem W. R. Van Heukelem Mildred Vander Ploeg An. Van Sehoonheveld G. A. C. '33, '34, '35 Aeronaut Staff '34 Sports Club '34, '35 Anita Mae Vivian Triple S '33,'34,'35 Junior Escort '34 Pell Club '34, '35 Girl Reserve Cabinet '34 Office Messgr. '34,'3 Carl Ward Rebel Rangers '33, '34, '35 Track 5 Snorts Editor of Confederate '35 Martha Vnorheis Triple S '35 Millnon Wardell Glee Club '33-'35 Chairman Grade Rm. Decorations Olleretta '34 All School Show '35 'l'riDle S '34, '35 Rebel Rangers '34,'35 Le Verne Weaver Ora Weaver . J Q tv' ,fx Band '32, '33 Safety Council '33, '34 Aeronaut Staff '33, '34 Science Night '34 Harold N. Walsh Psychology Club '35 Oliver Warfield Track '35 lValscnburg High School '33 Don A. Weher Editor Aeronaut '34, '35 Folio Leaves '33-'35 Stamp Club '34, '35 G. A. C. '33, '34 Glee Club '33 George Walthers Fernevelyn Warner Orchestra '33, '34 Eugene Wenzinger Senior Basket- ball '35 Football '34 ll041 Margaret Walters Rebel Rangers '34,'35 A Cappella Choir '34, '35 Adv. Girls Glee Club '33, '34 Operetta '34, '35 All School Show '35 Photography Club '33, '34 Girl Reserves '33 Jack Watson Rebel Club '32-'35 Leaders Club '33, '34 Social Hour Com- mittee '34 Hi-Y '32, '33 Sport Dance Com- mittee '32 Sports Editor '35 Phyllis Wergin Pep Club '34, '35 Triple S '33 G. A. C. '33 Junior Escort '34 Marllaret Van Stone Trillle S '33, '34 Pep Club Council '34, '35 Virginia Walters Pep Club '35 News Stafl' '34, '35 Oneretta 34 A Cappella Choir '34 Adv. Girls Glee Club '33, '34, '35 Assembly Club Margaret L. Watson Drao Club '33 Senior Council '34 Rebel Rangers '35 Pep Club '35 Secretary Student Body '34 Chairman Purple Sn White Com. '33,'34 Advanced Glee Club '35 Edna Mae West Senior Prom Committee '34 Triple S '33 Pop Club '34, '35 G. A.. C. '34 Junior Escort '34 Donelda Weyerts Lucille Williams Helen Wilson Triple S '35 .lunior Esvort '34 Snort Club '34, '35 PED Club '34, '35 G. A. C. '33, '3-l, Otfice Messenger '33, '3-1 Carl Wynkolf NVrest1ln5z '33, '34 'l'mCk '34, '33 Football '34 Esther White Vive President Pep Club '34, '35 State Girls Glee Contest '33 A Cappella Choir '33 Geo. E. Williamson Fuotliall '32, '33, '34 NV1'ostlini: '33, '34 llasuball '3l, '35 lli-Y 0l'l'im'1-1' '34, '35 lland '34 Urrehcstra '33,'34,'3u Gertrude Wislander Pop Club '31, '35 G. A. C. '32-'35 Sports Club '33-'35 ill-bel Ranslt-rs '33, 'Ii-l, '35 Otfioe Mvssizr. '34 llifle Club '34, '35 Mildred N. Yale loe White St, Bd. Cont. '33-'35 St. Orch. Cont. '34 lnli'am'l Baseball '34 State Banfl March- ing Contest '33 Geo. M. Williamson Co-Emi. of Annual '35 Vity Editor Aoronaut '33, '34 Pres. Trinle S '34,'35 1'Ii, Sr. Asst-in. Com. Natl. Hon. Soc. '35 l'syL-lioluily Club '35 limo Club '3:5,'33,'3-1 Suvretary Pub- livlty Confederacy Intrau1'l Sports '33 Senior Council Margaret J. Wolfson fl. A. C. '33, '34 l's-is Club '34, '35 Ed Young Football '32, '33, '34 Olmert-tta '33, '34 Si-nibr l'i'uin Com- mittee '33, '3-1 ltobol Club '33-'35 llluc Club '33,'34,'35 All Sf-bool Show '33, '3-1,'35 Kerstine Wiekstrum l'L-11 Club '34, Girls Rifle l'lub '35 llrau Club '33, '34 Fasliion Show '33 Utfice Mcssur. '33,'34 Doris M. Wilkins Sr. Prom Coin. '35 Soo. Hr. Uma, 31,'35 Triple S '33 IH-p Club '34, '35 Sports Club '34, '35 G. A. C. '33,'34,'35 A ssenlbly Club '35 Ac-ronaut Stf. '33,'34 Annual Statl' '34, '35 l'lu-ss Club '33 Basil Worthen llascball '31, '35 l'lmiugrapl1y Club Sm-niur Basketball Marguerite Young Annual Stall' '35 l103l Robert Wildes Al Wilson Football '32 National Honor Soviet! '34, '35 liebe-1 Club '33-'35 'Frat-k '33, '34 'l'rilmle S '33, '34, '35 Sr. Prom Com. '34 in-boi Club Dance Vurninittec '31 Safety Council '34,'35 John Woudenberll Football '33, '34, '35 Wrestling '33,'34,'35 Track '34, '35 SlZ1ub'34, '35 On-liost1'a '33 Safety Counc-ll '35 Gordon Zimmerman ltm-bel Ramters '33, '34, '35 News Stall' '34, '35 Louise Williams Dick Wilson National Honor Sm-iety '34, '35 lu-bel Club '34, '35 Safety Council '32, '33, '34 Ili+Y '32, '33 'l'riple S '32, '33, '3 1'sy4'h0lOEy Club President '35 Student Council '35 Lewis Wright ltobel Rangers '33, '34, '35 Newspaper '34 Dorothy Zook Pep Club '31, '35 Annual Stafl' '35 V W A, SENIORS WITHGUT PICTURES Robert M. Alquist Ray Anderson Basketball '33-'35 Baseball '33, '34, '35 Intram'l Indoor '33 Intram'l Basketball Thelma Andrews ' Mary Ashton Pep Club '34, '35 Warren Asplund Bill Bacon Elnora Mae Bailey Senior Assembly Committee '34, '35 Vernon Bailey Rebel Rangers '33, '34, '35 Stage Craft '34, '35 Safety Coun. '33-'35 Track Mgr. '34, '35 Harry Balvin Thelma Beaver Charles Barringer Arline Berry Lawrence H. Berry Operetta '32,'33,'34 Orchestra '32, '33 Science Night '34 Sidney Boyd Carl Bradell Harry Brandt Virginia Brewer Bob Bryant Science Night '34 Boy Scout Asst. '35 Soc. Sci. Night '33 Billie Burke Pep Club '34, '35 G. A. C. '33 Aeronaut Stl. 34, '35 Ruth Byrum Donald E. Callahan Ruth L. Camp Pep Club '34, '35 Adv. Glee Cl. '34,'35 Operetta '34 Eileen E. Campbell G. A. C. '33 Operetta '33 John Collins Eugene Crane Reb. Rangers '33-'35 John Crupper Triple S '34, '35 Intram'l SDts. '32,'33 Office Monitor Ted Davis Folio Leaves '35 Intram'l Basketball Stanley H. Detweiler Donald Douolas Band '34, '35 Swimming '35 Eleanor Earhart Operetta '34 All School Show '35 Frank Fahey Lawrence Flemming Band '33, '34, '35 Ralph S. Frame Hi-Y '33, '34 Science Night '35 Intraui'l Basketball '33, '34, '35 Intram'l Softball '34 Wilda E. Gamhill Harold D. Gentry Safety Coun. '33-'35 Basketball '33,'34,'35 Intram'l Softball '34 Chuck Glaze George Green Delbert Green Bernard Hartsook Paul Hiohtower Gordon Holmes Science Night '34 Edward Horner Maurine Howard Girl Reserve Drama Club Robert E. Hull Kiwanis Cont.'33-'35 Debate '33, '34, '35 Pres. Public Speak- ing Club '33 Spring Football '33 Edward V. Hunlow Horace lnolis Soph. Basketball Band Dance Orchestra Dorothy Irion Charles Jacks n Lois Jarzyna June Johnson Bernie Keller Baseball '32, '33, '35 S Club '34, '35 Intram'l Spts.'32,'33 Aurelia Kelly Roxley Kent Don Kni ht Lawrence Kucharski Lib. Asst. '33,'34,'35 Wrestling '33 Aeronaut '33 Henry Kullk i106 1 Gladys Lesher Junior Queen '33 Soc. Hr. Com, '34 Douglas Liss All School Show Woody Lowman Baseball '33, '34, '35 Malcolm Maguire Don Martin Tennis '33, '34, '35 John Maurice Band '33, '34, '35 Glee Club '34, '35 Science Night '34 Olleretta '34 Chess Club '35 Clarence McComas Horace McWilliams Rebel Rangers '33, '34, '35 Adele Melin Maxine Neff Pep Club '34, '35 Rifle Club Psychology Club '35 Drao Club '32 Horace Newton Georgie E. Noll G. A. C. '33, '34 David Norman Dolores Oswald Marian Packard Richard Peterson Barbara Phillips Edmund Phillips Advanced Band '34 Ed Powers Track '34, '35 S Club '34, '35 Band '32.'33,'34,'35 Orch. '32,'33,'34,'35 Mary Ronson Garrett Roorda Baseball '33, '34, '35 Football Mgr. '34 Rebel Club '35 Irene Scott Bill Smith Band '33, '34, '35 Orchestra '34, '35 Social Hour Orchestra '34, '35 All School Show Joan Somogyi Vernon Spannler Wrestling '33-'35 Secretary Stamp Club '33, '34 Swimming '32 Robert D. Steinmetz Don Thomas Stage Craft '34, '35 Katherine Thulin Elmer Van Pelt Philadelphia High School '32, '33 X Track '32, '33 Band '32, '33 John Weoener Phillip Welsh Monte Wenner Hi-Y '34, '35 Latin Pupil '34, '35 Wayne Wernet Mgr. Basketball '35 Stage Craft '33-'35 Russell Williams Band '32,'33,'34.'35 Senior Orchestra '34 Radio Club '34, '35 O X SCHOOL OFFICERS Jim MacColl Wilhelmina Philips Lucy W'als0n President Vice President Secretary SENIOR OFFICERS Charles Adamson Jack McFarland Dnrthee Hamill President Vice President Secretary JUNIOR OFFICERS Buck Hemdon Sam Levy Mary Louise MacAllister President Vice President Secretary SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Jane Braucht Blanche Shoulls Bob Morris President Vice President Secretary I1071 The object of his affection Carft change Red's complex ion. Mr. and Mrs. Dorft hide that letter, Peggy! Love thy neighbor -and she rloes. On bemled knee? Hugh and I. Maybe she likes basketball players. The King-and his queen. Whoops, too soon! Bachelor? Masorfs zlippy over Tippy. George and Jane stepping out. This isnfl much of zz clinch for grappler Louthan. f108I Her purple majesty rises above the plains. A view from the balcony of study hall. Bus Stop. The North Court from the tower. When day is done. Ye olde school ZIIISQTIIOCZUIAIZ- ized. A rider of the plains. The marvels of the physics lab intrigue Rebels. South's back yard. Homeward bound. I 109 1 Ellen coulrlnlt talk back then. Baby Morton. Reesie's rubber baby buggy bumpers. Wasrfl our prexy sweet? Cute baby, Helen Mae. The Hullons. Exhibit A-the famous An- derson smile. Harlow ur Womlenberg? Take II g-Lzzntz at her now. Slaughter Butcher? Gentleman Jim. Lorraine, all flolled up. Cheer up, Evelyn-you. l00k like yoiid Dunn something. Hamill isn't bashful anymore. f 110 1 ag-N, .f.,.. ,W W xg, . U.. ,tau V A Cappella ...... Administration ........ Aeronaut Staff ........ Annual Staff ........,... Assembly Club ,.....,. Band ................... Baseball ............... Basketball ............... Boys' Glee Clubi ......... Cadets ........................... Chess Players' Assn ..... Classes ....................... Clubs ....................... Confederate Staff ...... Commercial Winners .... Cory, John J ............... Curtis, Rex V ......... Custodians .........,. Dedication .,.................. Don Alomds Treasure Faculty ...,..................... Folio Leaves Forensic ..... Football .............. Foreword ...,............ Girls' Glee Club .......... Golf ..............,...... Girl Reserves Girls, Sports ........ Hi-Y ............,..,,....,., Intramural Sports ...... Juniors ............,...... Junior Prom .............,.. L, Academic Francaise. .. Leaders Club .........,,... Library Assistants ........ Lunchroom Employees ..... ., National Honor Society ........ .. .........42, INDEX 20 1.9-15 30 31 59 24 46 '43 23 26, 27 77-107 ..53-76 30 57 9 9 15 6 21 ..10-13 70 29 U36-39 4 22 41 60 ..48-50 61 51 ..79-82 18 71 75 15 15 65 Oliice Messengers ....... Operetta .........,.... Orchestra ............ Pep Club ................ Psychology Club ....... Rebel Club Rebel Rangers ....,,..,... Rebel Rifle Club ......... Safety Council ....... S Club ............... .. Schoder, Rosa M .......i School Oflicers .............. Senior 'Activity Group.. Senior Play .................. Senior Prom ........ Seniors .................. Snapshots, Snapshots, Snapshots, Snapshots, Snapshots, Social Hou Sophomore Babies ..... Couples Groups .......,. ...... Sports .......... Views .......... r Committee ....... S .................. Sports Club ........i.. Sport Section ........ Stagecraf t Stamp Club ............... Student Council .....,... Student Custodians ...... Swimming Table of Contents ........ Tennis ................... Title Page ........ Track ....... Triple S ..., 'Twelve B,s Views ........... Wrestling . 14 21 25 ..53-55 74 ...,...72, 73 62, 63 76 35 9 .....107 69 17 19 85-106 .....110 ........108 .16, 32 52 .....109 28 78 34 ..33-52 58 77 14 45 5 40 3 47 ..........66, 67 .......,..83, 84 -----7, 3 44 fAxM Qlfzhfgwgiw , f Ni'f24sf5f'7,A5 X ws SJ i KF .5 4 F FC A 3 C E 7 If AW I I ff ' i MES?-Q 'V , W9 full X - IJ nu 4.5 fl A av ' Q f D ' :T Q WX' J N ig 'QEQEQ e W Xl ' -JS1 .4-