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Rr A 'I , 1 ,, ,, , ' , .Mm , . . , .. ,J ,4 . -, - ,',. . I v' I AA Printing by The Telegraph-Herald Engrhving by Yonkers Engraving Company ' v 3 Faculty and Senior Portraits by Roshol: 3 Studio M1 Izh A YEAR BOOK PUBLISHED BY CLASS OF i939 DUBUQUE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DUBUQUE, IOWA Y 'xQ 1. 1 DEDICATICN TO THE TYPICAL BOY AND CIRI, WHO HAVE DILICENTLY STRIVED TO RECEIVE THE EULLEST RENEf FITS EROINI THEIR EDUCATION AND WHO HAVE EARNESTLY RAR- TICIRATED IN THE EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES AND WHO HAVE MVILLINCLY CIVEN THEIR SERVICE TO THE SCHOOL AND TO THE COIVIIVIUNITY, THIS BOOK IS SINCEREIEY DEDICATED FCJREWCJRD 45' IO INEC GRD IIIE IVENIS OF IIIL IJAFII NIAI2 IN SIUIN AND PICIURE. 'I'IIIf ECIIO HAS FOIIOWED AIIIE FCCISIEPS OF WIHE IYPICAL ROY AND CII IIIEIIQ TIQAII, HAS IEC IIXIIO AI I, IHE CLASS ES. 'IO All IIIE CI UIQ IIIEETIIXICQS AND I0 All IIII ACIIVIIIEJ OI' IIIIQ BCIIOOI CCJNTENTS COME WITH US WHILE WE WORK MEET OUR FRIENDS AND LEARN TO PLAY CGME WI TI-I US Earl D. Cline has charge ot the Dubuque Public Schools System, ln his ten years with Dubuque schools he has maintained a progressive policy with regard to education, This year, tour new elementary school buildings have been begun in order to replace antiquated structures. Ralph W, lohnson, for thirteen years principal ot Senior l-ligh takes an active interest in the ever- changing affairs of the school. l-le is vitally con- cerned with the well-being ot every student and is quick to sense individual needs ot the pupil, FACULTY .... E. Ifern Andrews Englixli Miss IQ. Fern Andrews, adviser for the junior class and former Y.1W'.iC.i adviser, has attended Nebraska XVeslcy.m University xml the University of Nebraska and has re- reiietl her ISS, IIA, and MS degrees. I.. R. Austin Illlfdfifllllll Meclmnieal tlrawinig instructor l.. R. Austin has more boys in his classes than any other teacher in the nnior subjects. Mr. Austin is .1 member of the American Voca- tional Association and the Iowa Industrial Arts :mtl Vom- tional Association. I,. M. Becker Cr,l111n1r'i'rie1l Ixgend has it that Nero fitldletl while Rome butnctgl. But the rumor here at Senior is that Lester Becker, bookkeep- ing instructor, takes to his Hddle tluring even more tumultous times--when the report cards go out. Ii. G. Chambers ...,.. Vorrlfioilul Secretary of the North Eastern Iowa Teachers' Association, If. G. Chambers finds diversion in fishing and philately .intl is faculty adviser of the school's stamp club. He has attended Stout Institute .ind the University of Michigan. utt Nu Superintendent D. Cline Principal R. NV. -Iohnson Many worthwhile changes have been made under the leadership ot Mr. johnson. Among the more recent ot these has been a system whereby stu- dents are able to have a radio installed in their classrooms. Several new courses were instituted this year as a result ot the cooperation between Mr, lohnson and the teachers, namely News Reading, Advanced Geography, and Retail Salesmanship. For some years he has been working on a guidance course which will till the gap between home and school s if Wilbur Dalzell , ,, , . .... ,Scierwe Wilbur Dalzell, Senior high's mentor in football, wrestling and track, is secretary of the Mississippi Valley Conference and a mem- ber of the editorial advisory board of Scholastic Coach, a profes- sional monthly publication. Ferdinand DiTella . .. .,.. Ifzsfrzmzenfnl Ferdinand DiTella, conductor of the high school band and orchestra, is director of instrumental music in the public schools. Mr. DiTella graduated from the University of Dubuque and obtained his BA degree. john B. Fccht , . ., , ., ,. ..V0r'alimml Caring for plants is one of the hobbies pursued by john B. Fecht, machine shop instructor, who has also displayed his inventive genius by designing a special high hurdle that has Won the acclaim of some ol' the nation's outstanding coaches. A. Edwin Forsman , ,. ,.,. GlliL1AlIlf't' A graduate of the University of Minnesota, A. lfdwin Forsman, in- structor in geography and retail selling, continued his graduate work at Harvard. Eleanor M. Geisler , , , Ilomv Emnomifs Miss lileanor Geisler has studied at Columbia University and the Stout Institute and has obtained a BA and MA degree. She is head of the Home llconomics Department. Anna M, Gonner . ,. . ,. English An extensive traveler, Miss Anna Gonner is one of the few Uu- buquers to have seen Benito Mussolini before he came into power. She has attended St. Mary-of-the'Woods and Columbia University. Ross W. Harris . .. . . ,. , . .. ..Srief1rt' Ross W. Harris, chairman of the Dubuque County Xvildlifc Federa- tion, is an outstanding figure in conservation circles. He is an active Alumnus of the Yosemite Field School of Natural History and former organizer and president of the Dubuque County Con- servation Society. Louise Hoerner. . . , . .Dean of WtIllIl'll One of the latest additions to Senior's faculty is Mrs. Louise Hoer- ner, a graduate of the University of Dubuque, Qwhere she obtained her BA degreej and former home economics instructor at the Central high school in Dubuque. Jennie M. Johnson . . ,. , , .,.. Commerrinl Miss ,Iennie johnson, formerly a teacher in Washington, is in charge of the school banking system. Miss johnson has attended Gregg College, Grinnell College and the Capital City Commercial College. L. J. Jonas, ,. , ,. .. . .... ,. Vorafional L. J. jonas, printing instructor, is the only teacher at Senior to hold membership in a union. He is a member of the International Typographieal Union and an honorary member of the Musicians Union. i L l l Page cle Ven l'.1.qr' fH'1'Il 1' Grace Kegley Ar! Completing arrangements for plays, lmmeeotning, operettas .intl oll11'I' school events are some of the things .tttentletl to by Miss Lirace Kegley. faculty member of the Promotion of Sch-mul Activities com- mittee. Miss Kegley is .tlso yearbook atlviser. Katherine Killeen Suviul S:'ii'm't' Miss Katherine Killeen, head of the social science tlepartment has received her l5.A. tlegree from the University of Michigan anal her ll.l7i. tlegree front the lotva State ieatliers' College, Helen -I. Kintzinger Soriul St'if'm'i' See America First is apparently the heliel' suhscrilvetl to by Miss Helen ml. Kintvinger, chairman of the Soplionmre .ulvisersg she has visited many scenic and historic spots of the Unitetl States .intl Canzttla in her travels. Florene M. Krnntz fillIIll'll'l'l'jlll The only member of the faculty to possess a llachelor of Phil- osophy degree, Miss lilorene Krantv has attentletl Cihicago Uni- versity and Iowa State 'I'e.tchers' College. Melanie Kretschmer Pfwvviull Ififniulliml Travel, glancing and pltotogr.tpltt' are the hobbies ul' Miss Melanie liretschmer, physical training instruetur, who is entleavoring to modernize her classes by introducing dancing. Miss Kretschmer has attendetl the American College of l'hysieal l'tlue.uion .intl Montana University. Alma Kruse . lfuglixfr Miss Alma Kruse receivetl her l'z..'X. tlegree lirnin lioelsfnrtl Vullege. She is chairntan of the selionl social committee. Thelma Lillig ,. Youll A member of the National Music Association, Miss Thelma lillig attended Iowa State Teztchers' College, Northwestern Liniversity and Clarke College. Miss I.ilIig is a memher of the hoard of directors of the Civic Mttsic Association. Eleanor N. Little , Iillglfifl, I UV'l'f.Qll l..1:lg11ilg4' Miss lflettnor I.ittle, one of the faculty advisers of the l..ttin Clluh, has attended Wellesley' College and the University of XY'iscon.in. Studying bird life is Miss l.ittle's hobby. Neil Lures . S1'irm't' Novel experiments contluctetl by Neil T. Lures, chemistry in- structor, have convinced many skeptical students that seeing is believing. Mr. Lutes is active in several chemists' assncittinns and president of the local Kiwanis Club. Florence Mrtgson Social Science liinnncial nclviser for the lfcho and the high school News, Miss Florence Mngson is at graduate of the University of Iowa :intl has rcceivctl her BA degree. Incitlentally, Miss Magson was valedie- torinn in her high school graduating class. Gerald McAleece Sorial St'iwn't', cTOIlI,'llt'l't i!lI Gerald McAleece, St-nior's varsity hasketlwall eoach-known to most students as Mac -produced a team during the past sea- son tli-it rated second in the Mississippi Va'ley Conference stand- ing. Flowers and Dobermann Pinscher dogs are Mr. Nic.-Klee-:e's hobbies. Gertrude M. Me1'ritt fTUIlIIYI1'Vl'ilIl Miss Gertrude Merritt. director of' the Senior chapter of the American -Iunior Red Cross, devotes much of her time to read- ing poetry and caring for her garden. She has attended the University of Duhuqtte and Chicago University. Marion J. Murray I,f,7l'1Il'itlll Miss Marion AI. Murray, St-nior's lihrarian. attended Rosary Co'legt'. She is always ready and willing to help the students hn,l anything from The Alwlvottn to Zoology Mary H. Nelson , l orr'ig11 laltljgllftgt' Une ot' the senior class advisers, Miss Mary Nelson has .tttcntletl the University of XVisconsin and received her BA degree. She is also adviser for the Ifrench club. James J. Nora Plrvxiral Iftllnwfiozl blames ul. Nora finds disersion in travel and sports. He has at- tended the American College of Physical liducation and is at member of Phi lipsifwell, anyway it's .1 physifal edu':.ttion fraternity. Margarete Reu . lforeigri Lulllsgznlge Students have studied about them in their l,atin classes but Miss Margarete Reu has actually seen them-famous landmarks such as the Roman Forum, the Colosseum in her extensive travels in Italy. Miss Reu visited that country in 1922 and again in 1930. Helen Rowan . . 1211 Qlisl: Miss Helen Rowan who has attended Clarke College, and the Uni- versity of Chicago is chairman of Senior's pep committee. Marie B. Simpson, R.N. llmzlllw Formerly a nurse at Yellowstone National Park, Miss Marie Simp- son, school nurse and health instructor, has received her training at Finley Hospital and Boston Floating Hospital. Beatrice G, Staudachcr . , . Registrar Excuses! lfxcuses! As school registrar Miss lS'eatrice Staudacher is well acquainted with them. Although she receives an average of 40 a day, Miss Staudacher manages to End diversion in phil ttely and cooking. Hildegardc Stoltehen . English One of the original founders of Quill and Scroll, honorary high school iournalist organization, Miss Hildegarde Stolteben is for- mer president, vice president and secretary-treasurer of the Na- tional Assoeiation of Journalism Directors of Seeondary Schools. lhfgt' lliii-lem Pngr fonrlrvll Emma R. Trenk .,.. . ,,.. . . .... . Social Scivncr' Keeping well informed on current affairs is the hobby of Miss Emma R. Trenlt, faculty adviser of the Current Problems Club and adviser for the senior class. Miss Trenlt has attended Wis- consin University, Northwestern University and the University of Dubuque. Vera F. W'aite .. . . Home Emnomics Miss Vera Waite has attended Iowa State College and the Uni- versity of Wisconsin. Miss Waite is in charge of the Promo- tion of School Activities committee. Edra Walter .,.. , . . , ., , . .... . S1n'z'r'l1 The joys and heartaches of directing Senior high's dramatic pro- ductions go to Miss Edra Walter, director of the dramatics dc- partment, who has directed and personally supervised more than 80 plays while at Senior. Emily Walter . , , , , ,C!lllI7l1l'fl'idl Miss Emily W'alter has attended Iowa State Teachers' College and the University of Iowa. She is a member of the National Com- mercial Teachers' Federation and the business department uf the National Education Association. Max Warner. .. . . ,, . . , . ,, Social Sr'ir'm'1' Max Wfarner QCornell is his alma matcrj is sophomore basket- ball coach and faculty adviser of Hi-Y. Mr. NVarner starred in football, basketball and track back in his college days. Alice White , . . ,.., . , . . . , MallJc'mafir'x Miss Alice White has attended the University of XVisconsin and Washington University and has received her BA degree. She is in charge of the school point system. I. Duane Wilson ..,. ,. . . .... .. .. . ..,..,. Social Sc'ivm'v Assistant principal here at Senior, Duane Wilson is an erstwhile coach of the varsity basketball squad. During summer vacation he is on the faculty of Syracuse University where he teaches administration and safety. Mary Harris Young. ,. ,. ..,.. .,...... . . Commrvrial Faculty adviser for the National Honor Society, Miss Mary Young is a graduate of Tarkio College, and has attended University of Missouri. She is a member of the National Commercial Teachers' Association. Frances McFadden. , , .. ,.,,.. ,. ,,.. .. ,Mathematics Miss Frances McFadden, a graduate of the College of St. Catherine, has received her BA degree. SENICDRS Hu gh Lyerly , Gladys Apcli Frederick Ifucrstc Bert Muir , Susan Loetschcr EMMA ACKLRMAN CIJFFORD ALDERSON NELLAVENE ALI Mfml PCSPMARY ALM JOHN ANDERSON T' SENIGRS Cl ADYS APEI, HERBERT APPEL ABRAHAM ARONSON WHELIAM BAIRD mms RANDY M04 IWQKER EPANCFS BARSALOU DAPLEEN RAPTELL CEOVQCE RAUMCARI NVE? VI RC! NIA BERTSCH EDWARD BIAS! PAUL RISANZ BETTY BLONDIN IEROY BLUM LAVERNE BLUME PAUL UGHLEN NAOMI BOTSEGRD GLENN BOYES SENICRS GORDON ITRADLFY LOTS BRAND! RALPH BROOKS AI TA IQIQOWN THF! MA TTROXVN V.f'fxL T E R H T? OXMN FRANCIS TTROWNTIL BETTY BURRIS MARY CALLAN Iv1,A,UREEN CANAVAN DALE CHAMBERS BTU. CHAPMAN IEANNE CHAPMAN El EANOR CHASE FRANCIS CHIHAK DAL E CHRISTENSEN ROBERT Cl EWELL. NVITOFIQED COAKLEY QM SENICRS BURTON COAT ES XNILLIAM CONNOIP EARL COOK RUTH CORDS IOAN CURTIS WARREN CUSI-IINC IAMFS DANKERT3 HAQLAN DAVIDSHOFER JANE DAVIDSON CARL DAVIS BETTY DAYKIN RALPH DEAN OIADYS DELANEY LEONE DERREBERRY IIEIMEN DEWEY RAYMOND DIETL FRANCIS DREAZY DELEEN DUNBAR SENICRS EDGAR DYKEIVIAN ROBERT ELLIS MURIEL ERSCEIEN EDIIII ESTAHROOKSAL CATHERINE EELLER WARREN EELLER NILES EENIONK DONALD EETTIQETHER IOIS EORDE HARRIET ERIEDIYERO PAUL ERIEDMAN MARY ERITI-I MARION EROI-IS ANDREW EROMMELT FREDERICK ELIERSTE FRED OALLIART FRANCIS CALVIN RALPH OENTZ SENICRS LOIS GIESEIVIAN WAYNE GILLIAM MARGARET GINTER ROBERT GLAR RORERT GOEIBELI BETTY GRAHAM I DOROTHY GRANT ROBERT GRANT IOHN GRAVES PILL GRAY GIIARLES GREENER EDWIN GRIESINGER AL MA GRONAU ROBERT GUENTI-IER GENEVIEVE GUNS 5 EARL HAEERBEGKER GARL HAHLEN? IOHN IIANLON SENI ORS RICHARD HANSEL ROBERT HANSON FRED HANTELMAN RQREREV HARKER LESTER HARTLEY E FLORENCE HARWOQD ELA! 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Spring exhibition Tuesday dancing , . . tap, toe, ballet . , , vvaltzes clumbbells and Indian clubs . . . steo slide step, Ikrqu jifli MEET CDUR F !lll RIENDS B Thw, y,-.wr thu French Chlh was orggmwaiod fur the gvL1rpow uf ILRIVH mg umm .almoul thk Vumh Im1g,Lmgc and CLISTOHIN HLISIIIUS rmwtlrwfg. mm! cnurwcimlwrf II1 Frwhfh .HM J rmuvxfsgulgwr wus Owhivci M tho fhnh hwmlwerx Hcvlvrrwwrw IJLX I I th I. hm 4rwl1lc'uIQ Mlm Muffy Nviworw, ihc? .lmlwm CU Currcm pormlucnls, Clwofly thi SChQ!.xsHc r1u1g.1:wD, XA'1'fVLlSC'II ft .s hnuul. hw clw IIHWUIE'-1 nf c'l,u'rn':1I wcvwlw ghd Thv,yrohh'rhs uf ihf- UMNO! STJTUH .md othvr L'Ollf1TI'lL'h Phu' lmrms lun? um. thnx .lchr--wr ,w x B fhv-, fluh hifi ilwnmfrlg1l1hhf'.1Ilu:w, Thu NJTMAIV Nami' Xfvlhfh ww vclllcfi monthhf' Thus clllh had Chmgw of tlw sfhmoi mu-.vum xxh It mot cm? thf Xlhtlhw vvfrf hah! MIM hltum mhrlwlts rhcmcw md hrkw wwe part Sf thf rw ,. . 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Students who were interested in doing extra work which B time tlitl not permit them to do in the regular class period could join the Chemistry Club. Experiments and demonstrations were included in the clubs pro- ggrani Neil T lutes served as the adviser. lhe Radio Club was open to any student in school who was interested in the radio lieltl The aim of the club was to establish a short wave ratlio station at Senior high The program included demonstrations, talks and work on the radio code, Ralph Everlv was oresidentg Neil T. Lutes, adviser. 'lhe aim of the Stamp Club at Senior was to create an interest in stamp collecting and to have an organization for those interested in this hobbv. At the meetings, talks by speakers from outside the school and students were given and stamp collections were shown and discussed, Emil Fallcenberg was the presidentg the adviser, E. C, Chambers Top l'icluri.+Hu1'L Ron' f-'- llinll. Mumllxcnlcc, Kurt. 'l'lvir.l Ruu'---Clv.-wcll, lxhcn, Schmidt, XV. Fuer- slc, Austin. Yrrnrnl Ron'--Sulllung, lewis, Bltmdin, VV. Brown. Iirouf R1Pll NiJfllI!, Lange, Rnmscl, Kamm, Kay- nur, Ilnvis, Brooks. Middle Picture-R. Ifvcrly, I.. jones, BJICIIIJII, K. juni.-Q, Metfaltk-. G. lfvcrly, Kaunc, Abiw, Olxmurl. llolmnm I'iclurif-Iiurk Rnu- elaxngcr. R.1ucrm.xn, Ijppc, Fnlkcnlwrg, licrwaxxgcr, Biubcrman. l'.Y'fllIf ROM'-Qllllll, llauncr, lfisclticd, Chandler, liciwr, Cicdanic. PrllQl' jlfly 'W Him' Iwk Hxlnlnfw Ifmmnrm, Sfrnmr' lntnn Club, was gmifornenf nflflr the Ronmn 4 v fn nwmnwni Two fonsnls, Dorothy 'lay'or and lolwn Crnxfw, Conducted thy r1ww'iw1+gga limo nwi of H10 VLITIIIQ bony was fnrno Lwdwlfl or yrogmrn ffmn' man. Huiwvl Qmwluvll, xwlwlucmuum ,ir-villa' wr' prop-rrTxf man, Kerwnnevlh Cresvvlck, the rumor nn flmrggn of rnc-rnluorslup, Swann Ntmurw, tho scuba or 5vrromrv, Nollnwnu NN nw. Hu cnxwswx who vm Tlv tml ll Q F I1 'D L ryg -qw! g H9 Q- qsrfr, an mngfs W Prnejr.uw, whufh wi rv fwlfl mf-rg, month on the fum? 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Auxlln, llairml, llm'lf.il1g, NlL'K.1y, Qniwr, Orvis, XXlk'lR'I', lllmjqlwlmlw, SlI'llll1l7t'll, Spnulnling, XY, l'llul'xlc, Ulwlril-lm. Gucnll1cl', Irlswll, Clmlx, ll.1rs.llnu, ll.lrlu'l'. Iinyus, R. llllmlxc, lllcrncs, Ulasur, l5crxx.1l1gcl', biclcsuw. l'.rgrl1x!y -1 YA WA CA YciW,1Ca, a part of the Young Wonieii's Chris- tian Association, was divided into two clubs this year, ln order to give more members a chance to participate in club activities, a sophomore group was organized along the same lines as the tunior- senior YaWaCa The object ol YaWaCa is to tinrl and give the best in lite lloth rlubs used flouhle cabinets in their organ- ilaiioti The double cabinet included two chair- men tor each committee Committees were tinance, insigiiia, membership, music, program, social, pub- licity, sports, worship, service and newspaper Otti- cers were president, vice-president, secretary, as- sistant secretary, treasurer, assistant treasurer, The presiilent of the sophomores this year was Charlotte Stuart Grace Herrmann served as presi- dent lor the iunior-senior club, Miss lvlargarete llitii and lylrs Louise Hoerner were sophomore and giinior-senior aflvisers Each club met bi-weekly on Tuesday, the cabinet and committee meetings alternated with the club meetings The two YaWaCa groups combined for some ot their programs such as the worship ceremon- ies, Two style shows were held, one tor tall and one in the spring. Other programs, both sopho- more and junior-senior, were music, sports, art, personality, etiquette, variety and book reviews, recognition services, plays. Halloween and Christ- mas parties. At Christmas time the YaWaCa girls went caroling at Bethany l-lome and Mount Pleasant Home Fruit was given to the Finley and Mercy hospitals, YaVxfaCa gave two dances this xear This fall a Silhouette Swing dance was held, ln the spring the girls presented Calico Capers, The Dad-Daughter Bean Feed and the lvloth- er-Daughter Banquet were also traditional events This year the girls earneil Ctrl Reserve rings by attending ring - discussions, having a conference 1' iixli-luv with the Y. W, C, A secretary, reading a book from a selected list, writing a theme and being an all around YaWaCa girl ln lx-larch representatives from both clubs attended a two-day con- ference at Cedar Rapids where new ideas tor all the Ctrl Re- sefves Committees and programs were obtained so as to better next years YaWaCa, The Silhouette Swing Off to Conference Fashion Parade , Dad-Daughter Feed YA Tlririf Run--I'.1pp.1s, Sii-fkcr, Nuslur, I,.1ngc, livixilurf, Schmitt, I'.ipc. Ncycns, lmnlv, I..irkin, Sliclclun, I7. Zauclic, XVnII.icc, I. I'.iiNlcy. llilrk Ron' -Apul, ilolinxtunc, KIIIIICF, Ilnrrix, Kim, Guns, lllunilin, l3,:,,,.cy' Gmncn' Drake' Kmmikc,-v gmdfrqvi Kifc,-y Qgciglu,-Y NITOIIAI Run-Kcllcy, Qxwild, Weill, Iulwlcin, Ziirclicr. 'I'.nylur, lfrxdwn, Frith, Hcllcr. I.. Iningc, Rnuxxul, A-pcxki, Nlnxwvsll, Si-lnlu, Sclilung, Palm. Ifuurflr Rllll'-ABl'0llll.lllP!. klcnticc. I'i.iynur. A. Brown. Cnlliin. l r'uril Rriu'--XYi'cll'cr.4XViHlCI'. SHIIWUI 'lTlSUl1lUllSC'l:, 5ll'fKlUfl-Ind, Iiarxgilou, A. I'Ivrrm.inn, Iluscl, I5.1rvin, K.iuIIm.1n, Ilcnlrick, 5Ul'lUf0fl- ff- 5lllllV-IH. UlmStc.ul, Slum, Min INCH, Scliwiinc- Ilvsrrmnnn, 'I'. Ilrnwn, Ii.nnpin.in. beck' Z'mm': Iifvirif Rau'--Iivsllcr, Curtis, Ducnscr, S. Cl1.ipln.in, K.iiso:r, Alnlin- Wll- All '1 '- CUVIW Umm- K-'5blU3 B U'll'3Iv DWWVWII- Hen' Ililrfc Ron'--Ilcililuw, I llw.ingcr, .Al'I1lI5l'llNIC!', Ifixinv, Austin, Ilen- M-hcl. ncgcr, Ilaltcnliull, Ihixxliur, Illytlic, Ilumlus, Iiuycs, Cassidy. g l'll R'- 7Al 'c'Idl' Rmmcl' lI 'k I '95f' Cordx' -Iccklln' .Suivrlil Run'-Iilliml, II.ill, C'l.incy, II.1nicln1.1n, Higgins, Ilcmiss, l 'k?lun' chlssmlm' happier' k'mm -I' c'I 'l'm - Df'Yk I- Bear, Cusmfsmi. Iiillimlw. Ilulwcr. iiurilun. Ilcllclfingcr. llrmzi Run'-Ilriggw, Ilullin, IIcrrm.1nn, Ilcsclicr, I3cllin.mn, Ilillix, llftlllf Ron'-Briggs, Iiixscll, Ifmliw, Buol. Irlillix, Ilarwuml, Irwin, Blndcgv I,MCg'iGm,',cv B-Wdill' Kil'.Ill.lY1!, IIJHXIIICC, Gould, I3.iiisni.in. lluflc, Rnu'--Mglllrcc, M.irx, Ruguw, I'clcrwn, Kirby, Mnntcilli, liar? li11l1l..-IlI1rmwi-Qi 'Al'Imin-pwn, I.c,wi'x, Iaiwi-il, lnclxclicr, I,. w'icLH,d' C4 IMCM' laullcnv Mn' D' LUCJS' V. Ney. Liuclw, Sungl, Smllli, Nnnkcrx, l'. Ilmnipxnn. Mcimllc, Rul- lcr, Miner. Rcvcnig, Morgan, Sclimcilcr, I'.1ncr.il7, Xvliilnkcr. Yiwnrlif Rau'-f-fluke, Sl1.mnnn, Slll.ll'l, Knfli, IJ. Miller, Krnycr, N . A I..innun, Koenig, I. Ney, 'I'i'iniplcr, Sclilnsscr. 'nurlfl Run'-ASulliv.in, Zll11Il1l'I'l11.ll1, II. O'I,c.1rx', I'usulinng, Unli- lcy, I,.iird, 'l'rillcr, S. l'.iislcy, ,l. O'lc.iry, XVIIIICF, S.1llm.inn, l'vI'U7lf R1Hl'LXxllUl'IllI1. Mallicy. Widdnwsnii, I.ycrly, Whrilclintli, l,cc, Wiener, N1.lllIl0f'I, Illvsiwnlwcrg. Sl. -Iulin, Murphy, Werner. Ncxlur, l'.ir.uIiw. ' l'XlIfi1-I INTERNATICDNAL FRIENDSHIP CLUB 7 - -5 ,Q lo one etrrrlents trt Senior an ortportttnrty to ltxrrn trhorrt other Countries antl to Corrosrroncl vvrth -Ntrrrlonts rn lorc-rggn lrrnrls wen the por'-ro5e of the lllltfflhlllbllell lil'lUIIrl5lIlIt Club Proggrtrnrs tonxlsted of gr sgwertker who erther was lrorn or lmrl wrsrtrvl J foreign Country Variety was hrnrrght rn lux hook. revrevvs antl programs dedlrng mth tht' Irrttvrx rererverl from pen mls 'llrra floor lvlrsw Elm Schroerler stroke on her tmwlx rn lirruirl trtrrl showed articles from Brazrl ln Qrlolnwr two students lrorn CZeCho5loval4rJ wr ole on the rrolrtirrtl, clontestrf qrntl personal trends lop I'iru1ru -limi? Ron Grull, llrtnmu, lhiul, Guns, Clcwcll, Illumc, IIr.uIlcx. IIIIIII, Iliclwcrmnn, I',I'L'KICI'ICIQ, II.1nsun, 5. C'nrIactl, kmtlfrcv, Ilunlnluw, I'l.lI'Ik'. Sump! Rau-Carroll, Iinucr, I. Cnrlwll, Duty, M. Corbett, Ilunnmn, Ihviv, Austin, Axlmbuc, I7uvvL'v, CILISIIIIIK, Iircit- lm-Im, Ilcitlmnn. Irnrll Run fllcnxclwl, Kuluw, I:llIII'I1l.II1, Clmrclm. Irwin, Ifck- stcln. lhylsin, IIL-Ill-llirwgr-r', Grove, Iiruuwscl. w tix lx -fun 1' r of the people M155 Irene Spahn stroke on Europe, stressrrag Qerrrmtg The war score tanrl re rrrnmnr-rrt Constrtuterl the rnarn part or her talk. ltflrss Anna Conner. Club adxrser, rexrrevwcl t ' hookg 'Mfrth Mallee Toward Some bv lvldrgarrvt l-lal5ey anrl Hlhrs England' by lvlart Ellen Chase Other spealers were Rrcharrl Lee on hw ngrtrvc China, and Mrs Franc Altman on tho Yucotrm Ollrcera lor thrx near were Elrnor Vwsro, nrt-sr dent, Walter Hertmmn, xice-rwresrrlent, Ethel Pow- ers, secretary, Howard Hintz, treasrtrerg Robert Clevvell, Corresponrlrng secreteary Hmmm I Iculrc4l3u1'fc RIlIlfIA.'lII'kI, I'.1pr. Xvisco, W'r:I.1mI, Schmid, R.1ncrm.m, Mundlwnkc, I.. Zmuclmc, Kirby, Poole, Slwclmn. I r'nuf R1114'fIirusr:. Zurclwr, I. XY.lII.1cc. Stanley, Muklmm Luunltlcc, W'iIII.lmS, D. Ztuclw, Powers, Kutsclm, Sclxwnlw- buck. G. A. A. 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Ol1111crt, Nlcllruu. Diulurich. Pug 1 1 1111 1111 AND LEARN T0 PLAY ECHO Members of The Echo staff attempt to pre- sent a record of all the activities which go on dur- ing a year at Senior high This year the staff chose as the theme, the typical girl and boy going through school More informal group pictures and a minimum ol Copy are used in order to make The Echo more appealing to a greater number ot students The faculty. students, departments, activities. clubs, band and orchestra, vocal music, committees, sports, plays and snaps are included Members of the editorial staff were chosen from a list ol volunteers by Miss Grace Kegley. adviser The staff elected lulia Wallace editor- rnechief, Ellen Smith, the art editor in charge of make-up and cover design, and Robert l-larlcer, photographer, were chosen by Miss Keglev This Editor .,......,.... ...... l ulia Wallace business Manager ,.., . . .Russell Stotesbery Art Editor ....., . ..... ,Ellen Smith Photographer .... ........,...,.. R obert l-larker Editorial Staff ..4.. Vxfalter Brown, Betty Daylsin, Robert Coebelt, Walter Hettzman, john Graves year a new lseica Model C Camera was added to the equipment of the photographeri This Camera was a present to the school by last years graduate ing class. The business staff of The Echo was selected by Miss Florence Magson, financial adviser Rus- sell Stotesberx, the business managers supervised the sale of the books This vear's goal was to sell SCC The bool vias sold to students at TSI fb a copy payable in five installments Senior has had an annual since lbflb but then it was cal'ed Krenelion The nest tear The Echo appeared as a monthly magazine in cone nection with a small annual ln lflf' the maga- zine was discontinuefl The Echo has merited AlleArnerican honors in the National Scholastic Press Association from lQff-S through lfllf, and from WN throueh lfldf. rw Art Slalf ...... Eiltrtore hlollinartii. Exorullty lewis Business Staff ...... Vyfalter brown, Robert Clewell, Vxlilliam Connor, Catherine Eeller, Marx' Ertth. Dorothy Kaynor, Robert Kintile, Robert McDer- me't. Helen Poole Typist, .. ...Marion li rolls Buck ROIKFJKJYIIUT, Frith. R. Mcllcrmult, Harker. Kinrvla, Storcsluery. H.wll'm.lim. l'orilc, il. XV.1ll.lu'. Srrnnrl Rim'-Clluwull, Connor, bocbclt, lf. Smith, lewis. Ifrnnf Rau'---lluiilinan. Vi . Brown, Daykin. Ciraves. t l Pugi il x I 3 -riglrl The News is a small four-page paper which is published weekly in co-inection with the iournal- ism classes .ind the English department. The staff is the lfa journalism class, The lZb classes stuily the newspaper and fundamentals in writing stories. As the staff is changed each sem- ester, this class then takes over the duties of edit- ing the paper. Most of the work is done in the regular class periorl, although the editors usually spend time on Monday, Vxfednesday and Friday nights. Editorials, feature, sport and general news stor- ies are included in The News Every phase of school life and every department is covered the office, classes, library, cafeteria, clubs, athletics, intramurals, plays, musical activities. Positions on the editorial staff are editor-in- chief, managing editor, sport editor, editorial page Top PiCllll'lliUtll'k Rim -McKay, Tliill, Colmor, Rudolph, F. Riclmrils, Muir, Cllcwull. Ulilricli, NV. Brown, Christensen. 5i'z'mlil RIlll'+'l..ll'kiIl, l,. 'I'liomps.in, Phillips, Kaynor, Ciintcr, R. Sullivan, l'.ipc, lilunilin, Nlanlmtf, lhiislcy. l 7'lIllf Rim'-J. XYY.lll.lCC. llcruclt. 1J.iy'lsin, Davirlsun, Forde, l'i'icillwrg, O'I.c.irv. Q News editor and reporters. This year the editors-in- chief were Virginia Bertsch and Claire Schwane- beck, Miss l-lildegarde Stolteben chooses and supervises the editorial staff. The business staff is under Gerald McAleece who selects the advertising manager, solicitors, collectors and bookkeeper. The advertising man- agers were Fred Richards and Rosemary Sullivan. Miss Florence Magson is the financial adviser. This year is the l9th consecutive Year of pub- lication. The News is a charter member in the International Quill and Scroll, The National Schol- astic Press Association and The lowa l-ligh School Press Association. From V929-l938 The News received All-American rating by the National Schol- astic Press Association. The Quill and Scroll Sur- vey, which was started in l933, has ranked The News as International each year. Claire Schwnncbcck Virginia Bcrtscll src oNn si Mun l'R IDITOIK rmsi' si Mi STI-R l-:m'1'ok Bottom Picture-Longucvillc, Allman, Curtis, R. Spiclman, Fuerste, Hnnkamp, Bisanz, Knnnvns, R. Mcliisrmott, Baum- if tner. Kupferscltmidl, Bnrsuluu, llintv, Scliwanubcck, Bali- lei., Wallis, Heitzmmn. Kenny. Pilgr' .tix I y-I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I lop l'ivunc limb Knu Vfisuu, A. llcll- ing, In lfucrxlc, l'. Kiclmrdx. Slcwnrl, Cmulu-Il, licrrsclm. -I. 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IMI: -IIJIIII IIIII In IIIII SIIIIIQII CI,Isx IIILW IIII3 LIC- I IIIII IIIVKFILDLIS S'IIuIIII,W ,I CIIIIIINII IIVIIIIIII IN IIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII .IIIIIIII IIIII IIIy5tIIrIOIIs LII-IIIILIIIIIICQ LIIIII S I IISIIIIIQQ Ima IIIIIICIIIQI III MIIII II, III, IIII IIII IIIIII IIIII IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII51 IINIIIIIOIIIQIIICC III IIII QIfI IIICII g,IaI III III IIvIdI'I III0 fIIu4f2I,II III MISS IJYIIII XIVJIIDI l'1I IIIIIIII XIIII ln lady Precious Stream a Chinese maiden ot noble birth determines that she will marry only Hsieh Ping-Kuei, her fathers gardener By tossing an embroidered ball, which was to decide her future mate, over the heads ot her suttors ilirectlv to the gardener, she accomplishes her pur- pose Then her rich relatives reiect her and she vows she will never return to her lather's house until she is a lady ot wealth Eighteen years later, Hsieh Ping-Kuei becomes king ol the Vtfestern Regions and Precious Stream as queen scorns her harsh relatives. The good are rewariletl and the bad are punished, This novel, exotic play was presented in true Chinese fashion, No scenery was used, the DVD' perty men were in view during the entire drama, supplying all necessary nronerties and attending to the actors' wants Authentic Chinese robes were worn hy the actors, and the music which was nlayerl intermittently throughout the evening was recorded in Shanghai, China The cast ot t'Lady Precious Stream was as follows Honorable Reader, leanne Chapman, Prof oerty Men, Robert McDermott, Milton Rudolph, His Excellency Waiig Yun, the Prime lVlinister, Wi!- Iiam Kruse, Madam Vxfang, his wife, Virginia hertsch, Su, the Dragon General, Raymond Weill' enbacher, Wei, the Tiger Ceneral, Davitl Parson, Cioltlen Stream, Mary Triller, Silver Stream, tvtits died Kaiser, Precious Stream, Dorothy Schultz, Maids, lnda Lou Hetfeltinger, Elayne Taylor, Vivian yVhortong l-lsieh Ping-Kuei, the garilener, Robert lierger, Suitors, Paul Kubterschmidt, Harris Tschu- iii, Vxfalter tieitirnan, Charles lvlathey, The Prine cess of the XVestern Pegions, Libby Thompson Ma Ta, Kiang Hai, Her aides de camp, james Rich- ardson, Aaron Kupferschmidt, lvlaids to the Prin- cess, Muriel Erschen, Geraldine Trimiwler, Lorraine Bear, Virginia Dententg General lVlu, lohn Elliott' Erlict Bearer, lack Thill, Executioner, lack Barker, The Minister ot Foreign Atfairs, Vxfalter Heitzman' Chinese Attendants, laclf Dauner, Ralph Dewey XVestern Attentiants, Ceo liatiingartner, C Mathey ,Innes pi ml Parson in B,xclwlor Hurtons Duty and lfschcn in li.icliclor Buttons Mrs, H.xrpcr's Bavaur Small Town Girl l'.i,Qt'wii'i1li I C111'11111.1, 1: 11111111111 111 1 11 1 1111111 111 1111111 1 1 11 111 5 11,1 1N11s11111 1341x411 11111111 211 11 1 1 . ' 1 111'11s1'1111111' 1111 1111111111: ,X 11 1 111 11 111141111 11111 C1l1'1l11K111 111 Nw 11 ' 1' 1110 111111 C,1'111L111'1'1 111111 1 11 1111 1 1 11 C1111111111, 111111 11114 131111111 N111 1111' 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 11 1-111111111 Q11311111,.111'111c11111c11' 111 1 1 11 1 '1 11x1'11'a som, W1111111 C11111111.1 11 1 1 A c1011l1Iec,1s1 1.Xg1S1lXl'11 1111 111 1 C 1 1 1 111111411111 111111111111 111113 111.1111 1 11 ' 1 1 1114111111111111C1111K1111111, 1,1111 I 1 1 1 1 ' 11 1 1111111 0111111 1L'11C,11I1gQ 1111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 1911111111 1X'1117 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1111111 13.11111 111 1 1 1 1 1 11111 111111 11.11 11111111 1 1 I I ,1 K 11 Q P E R E A 1,o11111os1111 111 g1'11111'1 O11x111K'11 g1 11111111 111111 Opcrclu Voigls mnlaing up for Band in concert .ldy Prccious Stream Y Pugw wn 3 j 1 Url llwig clot' Svmor sttlflortts, sgrnoutcwl out m tlio trdclltlomal rt-tl .mtl blue Svrrnork Colors. llwo clot, Is usttallw' the Same flttx or the dog bwloru the Ilomefommg gome 'lbw year at wus Nowmbor lfl, tbo moto df-ry tts tlte game T Ito lwomo rooms were bedeckecl wltlw red owl blue Streame tw, portrlutts, .mwtltmg just so It was recl and blue llullt-tm boorflg were erectffl to mor tlwo team on anal wut l l o l mort' wp, lf po-,sible ittlo tba stufrertts Doors artcl CloCl4S, too, vwre Clocomtod wnllt long stroermerg ol red and blue, llrt- tt-.tflwrs mm lot up L1 blt on the school work and the lmlls r'w,oLn1c,l0cl vvlllt fxQIllLlSlOll tmcl vitality rtatliated by the l,lll'V sttttfwtr, grrttmg reody for Homecommg, lint lbw students slwowofl their Colors tlwe most. Nearly ot-vryorto lmrl retl tmrl blue Clwrysarttbemoms, pmeort-permattts, lootlmll coc'!s,ttlcw, .lrm barrrls Corte and lrermamts, football lmllooras .mfl skull Caps l be clay was Qllmaxefl by J peru pamclf: mth lbw lrmd, g3fr!Q' drill team, Cora ttlletl wrtb stuflertts, .md 'lm lvg owrzt llomofommg gimme. wi wily wx .. --.-Q... --up-,-. PROMOTION COMMITTEE President Loetsehcr on the Air lmfl In Rigfv--ll.iyew, Welty, Young, lfuerste, R. Sullivan, l,oel- nelwr, View, ilu-..it, Dnuner, Si. plolm, Koch, Stewart, il. Cflmpmali, -I.msen, Triller. Not in piclure: Cf. liuelow. llgill klCC0l'.lll0l15 during Homecoming Ifootbnll nt Sth and Main Committee at work Page .ii'i'v11ly-ir: your tho Rants nmrle J notnltlr? showtng ogmngt cl much rn oxporuvncod Prcrtzol olovon Dubucuox l FCDOTBALL Vvflwn Coach Vxfll- ljur Ddlzoll looked owr hi5 squad of 76 football players at the l7f'gIf1flIl1fQ of the l939 smkon, ho was tacecl wlth thc' tasl.. of building cl gricl ntarhuno vvrthout even one lotf tornmn .ts tt nucleus Although tho l-Turns didnt have a very Impres- sum won and lost percentage, they tntltroxrod nottcotthly wtth tho lwlayung of cutfh gum? lvlmty lIl'ClL?l'-L'lfi5SlNf?ll rorolvod vtmluuhlo ox wrrortco for noxt ywrk toorn because ol the luck of Qoofl wnior nmtorull, Ol tht IS wrll rolurn nowct your Dulauouo 03 Froorwort lf In their hrst game of the W N lottorrnen, Seven 1 . one tallt was rnado on L1 lon -unt rctturn luv Holltnel For Dulnuruo, Glenn Bowes anal lony Q I , .H 1 llelllng woro tho oufsttunrlung lultzyors Dulvufruo 'U Dworwort lS Tho Dovon tort Pl l ., K ,, ,L o. 1 , f 5 ,. ue Dovila tmrlltlonal Duhuquc foes, lust provoll to ho too tough for tho Rorns in thio battle !Xllf5tato lioh Honour was tho Chlel thorn llt Dttluttqutok slclo with hrf. long runs Dllbllllllk' V, Host l.M,ttorloo ll Altor trotlung the Rams lor two ctuttrt-ur-N thu Ylifilldllk horn but Xkftttorloo unleashed it torrrltr runnlng attack, lefl by Harlun Kopgtlo, toro thu Duluuuuo llno to xhr oss from Holllng to lrloornor nottorl the Ram touchdown For Dubuque Hollrng. Rows, ttnrl C tloyotl tho starring roloa l't1gr tri mix -rilqlrl k Ol Dttlmiisititr llg Wooseyelt' 'Q XX blocked punt s vllotl flotntt for the lletl ond lilue in their third ileiuitci' tftlliitt ot the setison Hamm, Rough- vr end. hiolo tlirottggh the Politique line, scooped tin the lnloflwd iitinl ttn.l ron Stl xorcls for the only s nn' ol the gitine llolutititiu ti, titinklin e I Vxlith N Eddy, itll- st ttt' lurk, ltxttling tht' min, the Franklin Thunder- luolts stink the lktins with little tronhle Eddy was Inst too nitt.li los lUtilv,ttiLie Dtelutitine ii, loxm City lo Superior reserve strength .intl .in tttlmiittiggu in weight played the ntiin init in tht liiins' tlultxit .it the hands of the little ll.ivxflA.s in this contest lo-vm City ended the si ison tis toitlvroittx' clmittgtioits ltttlwttfilto tt. Vylust Wtileiloo lf? Clttrenee Knox, tinothui .tll-5-t.itu st.tr, Lind his nmtes exe tended Dolnnoties losing streak to seven with their itovverfol offensive attack For the Rains, l-lelling and hloerner lent what attack they had Helling tossed passes ,ill over the gridiron, bitt they went to no aygtil Dubuque Og Campion O ln weather Condi- tions that made it almost impossible to ploy toot- lmlli the Rgms and the Red Knights lmttlecl to J nothing to nothing tie Although no score was ntade, Diibiiooe had the best of the vnnrl-lbattle Dobottoe l3' Clinton if With Helling scor- ing two touchdowns, the Dnhnotio Rams scored their first win of the season ,at the homecoming grime For Dttlnttcioe, lrlellang, liotes, Hoerner, and Thill played good bill, At the end oi the season, CofCtiptains Boyes sind llelling were given honortihle ntention in the till-state selections. Top Run'-Boycs, Tlxill, Riclmrdson, Ilclling, Strumpcll, Hcnncgcr, Clupmnn, Meyer, McLaughlin. Iiullum Rll1l'ffjU.lCllUN ll.1l7cll .md XVnrncr, jolmimingincicr. Noon.1n, Sislcr, Holinbcrg, Bundy, Lucy, llucrncr, Blum, wlk'l7CI'. Maimgcr Sclticrs. Pngr xvirrily-rlirlr PIU 1 Improving with mln conluxt llw xfarwn CdgCVN L'XllCl'lCIlCCLl only ol tho lwsf somonx lll lln- lwxlorx of Dulnnqllo lmalorlmll llwo llfrllll lIllISlTt Cl Socgonfl In llvo llJllS5lS'wIf'Ill Vallex COlllFVr'llflX, losing lo l Ilia' lffxwfrlporl lwlllo Dov score ol QFEHU, llw In llwo Conforonco Qlumplonslmr lug K1 I X I illmo Rang worn' mn rod tlwrougzruonf tlwo Cormfcfwnco for tlwn' dlvllrjf to lnnlslw von xlrono Soxoral Times they soernod lwopo- losslj. lrolwnd nl rho ln13g,glnnunQ of tlw lllldl quartor only to Como flfllflllg nlown To Ilwo final ggnn mlllw J lcxafl Anotlwor factor that onalnlwl tho Rams to lw so poworlnl vms Tlwolr right Zono flolonsc vvlwlclw vvm lfnown llwrcmglwnlxt The stole Orltfofflcagw Covnnctilion fared ratlwcr lmdlg agmrwst tlwo Roll nnrl lilno, losing sown gnmos and wlnning only Two CJHHWIOII Nnrlrlnmy vms The onlx' loo To slnlf the l?4arnS, doing rt twice? Dnlnnque llnlslwed ilu lXf'l4iKinlc?y, Clinton, East our Conference soason wntlu xlctorios over Wlalorloo, Roonoxolrl lovm Cny, Wcrst Vlfnlorloo ,wnfl Franklin, wlwulu tlwx lost io l7rn'0nporI MICO nnfl Clnnlon onC0 Vollowlng TMC Tracllllom ol rmxl Dnf lwnnno lmslrctlmll foams, Ilml of lwlng L1 BASKETBALL nmol wld, J loom vvlwirlw llwox had lncmtorw Cmilx' during tlw wagon Ilowcvor, lwolorc lgvowxn-1 to rlofckat. Mules waQ svmrnwr-ri vvnllw ru lmcl loulrnoxnvcnl todnw, ine Roms losl in tho flnals of the soclional moot to Mn- N D l l 'W lbw Qfxunw Dnlvoqne flw tlwsrfl Inglwsl xror lwrnsfv storing O A f rngi nmrlf In llwls Ktllllx Shall' 'lglv , lournox Caninin lolwn Knrxrh rxnrl lolwn lv'lCK.n, loanllng SCOVCIQ vwro glvon all-Qfxtv rofognnuon lvlcrlillx, on lhotlw llwo l D P fX anll l.14ilN Nortlfs poll, nncl Kglrsdm on Norflwk mls Qfwn lwonorn'wlv rnention, AlL'CL'C, CQl.1b. row, xXlllll.lIllNUIl. VARSITY SQUAD Burl' Run -fMcycr, Cmuclx Mc- Frunl Rum- liicric, Karsclu, Ki.:- l7l'lL'l, Slcwnrl, Knopur, llull- ing, Austin, McKay, llocrncr. SUPIIOMORI7 SQUAD Rumlrll, l.c.v.'l1, l'.1pv:, lfcllcr, llullgrcn, i'u.u'l1 XYn'ncr, l'v- .lI'lN, l,.Ij'lill1, Cf.us.1ll, Ihr- Alllwolrgglw ployuwg xorg roggofl lmll ol limos. llw Tall soplwomoro loom gmc dll mfllnyzllons Ilmt worm? of llmi ploxors, wlll go for Irv v..H'sllx COlNlWCllIllOll in flue mom two yeam Two plllyura wore olovolocl lo llwe mrsllx squad lor llwo soclioxml tourrmmcol ot Arlflrcw. Compelllloru for DulJllqLlO's solwlvs I5 monlu up of thc sophomore learns of otllor Largo sclvools mul The varsity tcxmws of tlwo 'NllTdlllfI' town schools Tho lomlvs wow suwrw of their llllfxlfll gormia pldyucl flLH'I!1gY1 llwo year wlviclw was o wr , good rQCorml lor the yenrlmga 011 Ima Sklllllll flu- lioga .wo hmgrwl tlwo sly-'lo of ploy owl dillcrvrwl lommllonw tlwml will lmw lo use O11 llwo vorsill flux? yu-or. I'ugr uiglrlx-nr VARSITY BASKETBALL SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL 1111111111111 1k11111111111L 1111111111111 1511111111111 1511111111111 11111111111111 1111111111111 511111211111 1x111J11f1111 1111111111111 1111111111111 1311111111111 111111111111 1T11111111111,, . .. 1-31111111 1111 1w111111'1111 1711111111111 1511111 11 1111 1311111111111 1 . 1 '1 1 -1 1 JU 3 , 1 1 N 11. .QW 1 1 1 1 1 .113 711 1 1, X '1 11 1 4 1 11 11 11 1lf1'L'1 11151111 1111 11111111 1' 1J11'1i111111x S1 1111111 111111111 11111 ,311 C111111:11 1X11C1111 F XM 11,1-1111 M11 11111 1111111111 1Q11OS1'X1'11 ,..,11 I 1111111111 111113 Q,11111OI1 .... 11111111 C11X..,1 Vx! Vv'1111:1Io11 1111111111011 . 'MN C11ll'11JlfU11 - ,, 31 !X111111'11s1' C1111111lO11 ... 1111111 12111111 1111, K 1N11j1W1111111 1N111P11111'l DL!111.11111 111111111,111, 1-11111111111 1,1111W1111111 1711111111111 1711111111111 13111111-1111 L3L1111111111 D11111111111 1511171 111111 1-111111111111 LJ1l1111l111L 1311111111111 1xD111U111111L WRESTLING Opening with second place in the ciuadrangular meet at Davenport, the Rams Matmen launched a very successful wrestling season Clinton, Rock Island and Davenport were the other entrants in this meet, lnlird, in T25 pound class, and Weber, a heavyweight, were individual champions tor Dubuciue, ln the first dual meet, Dubuque encountered a strong Cresco team and were defeated 38-lil Kanavas and Weber won by talls. Coach Dalzell entered seven bovs in the Mississippi Valley Conference ineet at Cedar Qapitls The team placed tourth with Captain Kanavas and Paul Watters becoming conference title-holders. The tirst dual meet victory was hung up when the grapwlors togvpled Dav- enport 28-in Continuing their schedule, the Rarns downed Clinton 2Olf'fl7lfG, the heavyweight bout deciding the ntatch. Traveling to East Waterloo, the Red and Blue lost to a powerful Troian liarfc Rnu'-Sislcr, jnlmnningrncicr, XY'cbcr, llulmbcrg, Manager Hod- mann. Miilifli' Rozrfllird. K .1 n .1 v .1 Brooks, Dclnncy, Aronsnn. I roul Run'-Manmhl, Ritchie, Fcu- kctlwr, Stnnskms, Whrtcrs. X team. Then the Clinton l?iver Kings avenged their deteat earlier in the season by a score ot Zl -l9, In their last dual meet of the year, the Rants were defeated by the Davenport Blue Devils l8lf1-l7lfi in a hard fought rnatch. Six boys were picked to enter tournament competition with three winning seconds and one a third in the district tournament, Frorn the results of this tourney Paul Watters, john Kanavas and Bob Weber were eligible tor the state nieet. At the state meet, Dubuque scored but one point this being taken when Kanavas threw his tirst opponent. Watters and Weber lost in the tirst round and Kanavas was defeated in the semi-tinals. After the season had closed, Kanavas and several other former Rams entered the Mississippi Valley Chand- pionship event at Moline, lllinois. Pugr 1-iglnfy-lbrrr J Kl'.l,'Cl' Platteville Lindenbcrg Kullowny Boycs Lindcnlmcrg Henning .1ndAustin TRACK Opening the season with only two lettermen .trnuntl which to butltl Lt track team, the Rams, al- though green, steadily improved until in the latter grrtrt ot the season they were A team harrl to beat ln the first outrloor meet ot the year, Dubuque ttntshecl it Close thtrtl en it triangular meet at Wa- tt-rloo East Ctnrt West Waterloo tied with bblwff t-otnts ttntl the llitms pulled un with SO. lioek lslttnrl was the thtnelacls next toe. The lslttnclers proved too strong tor both the varsity .incl the sophomores, lueattng the varsity l34-88 ttnrt the sotrhs, ll fll-4 99 5-ll Berwanger and Carney were the flouble winners for the Rams vtlttlt' lloerner won trve tirsts tor the sophomores Kttllovtttt tn the lvrottfl tumn and Caotatn Snielman tn the -lt-ltt also won ltrsts tor the Dubuque varsity the next meet was between the reserves and lllttttextlle tvlttteh Platteville won hanfltly by the up uglvlt four seore ot 72 ld --lf f-3 Cn the grrefetltng night the Rams nltteetl tttth tn the Detxfentmort relays Dubuque gained a second tn the snrtnt mecllet re- lay, third tn the high hurrlles relax and tottrtlt tn the sophomore 440 relttr, ln Qttlclttton to this Hoerf ner tools seeond tn the Cltseus Dubttoues only first In the Clinton Contest was won bf, Lacy tn the pole vault The Rants were deteaterl lfn--H ln their next meet Dubuque nlfteetl third in the LaCrosse relays lnrttviduttl ttrsts vtere won hy Berwangert who tterl the D70 reeortl, Loft tn the nole vault Qnrl Captain Sntelnmn In the -lrltl The halt mile relay team also Captured it ttrst l-loerner wrth three seioncls and tt thtrcl wits hugh ttotnt rndn The meet at Freet ort resulftvtl tn tt 751--ltd vice torv tor the Rams 0 l vkhlm... . , , .f ' 5- INTRAMU RAL SPCRTS BOYS' INTRAMURALS Siricc all boys are riot Ciiiminlc of bomg on Li varsity athletic team, tho iiitmmiiiriil schedule tor them is J very poiwiiltir form ot atitlotifs 'luamiti ziioxf iii tiwc various sworn is riot tinted iii tho form of touriv i 5 Lamont Competition but m time iorm of ta league. Btisketiuaii, baselmii mid volloylmll tirv piawci ns to.am K, irts Tiwro is Imam r'ivJIrv iouotvvoiiii the viirioiis Cliissos m iiif triimiiml writes, In addition tourrmmciitx S tim hold iii golf mit tcimu vacti you l 'IL s ll1Ull'l1Lll'li Blqxtfblil C hnmpions ix1LlI1LihCl1iiC and Hcllcl' Mqu link McKay and Msycr v MU RALS . YW, L thw vmttk wt tht- .1t:'tttvrtttftt ht Hutton htg mchctcw' h.txu htgurt gm :th twtuttvt att tutor .nut huLtLttx hx tht! .tat tttttt ttf thrtw rmtmls hx Curl P Fvrrttw 1 rtttttw t,Nttt'tIf1t.txt Mr ft-rruw. tht A Sort wt thw Mutt' M Lux' Nw F D I'0rr'urtv ot tw Dttlnttttttu, mar ylftltttltitatw hw tht' lttthuttuv hrgh sfhowl Ht tttttfy trttq tttt tu htm t'tMiVl'It'd mutt rni5trtw- tr: C,lttc.tg1w xxtt-'rf' ht' rs wrttttttmwt Ht tuct wrttxtmg dC,'KIQltIt'il ht .tdtattturt to thnx vvwrly ht ttlko I-N Art Htk:VLtC'tl!V' th hgttrv Ctwwtrtg .uni lhllllt Cvlil I' Ifcrn-ing my gmt thw ChtmgtufXt1udt'trw, ut Ftrwv Artx thu htttll' trttrtkttmttlttort mural wxhvch Wm httw nrt tftfs f mm, tt qttt from Mr, tvrrutt tw tht- sflttao . F Thy utttcicrtt Ltcttxltt, hmm tml thv ttlttmftt mot tht K-Witt'-rtws cut tht- xmtttllvr t.Ei fltl'tlTIUllK xxhtvh vvurt , tt ,- ttltlfwt th thtt ftmlt ot ton, In ptt,mhtrtQ thQ fvttmlx Mr Fvrrtrwg guttrttvtt the f'hlVt'.ffO,LtVL'd truck tlttw tuvwrx tu hotd up tht rtmsslvu hrovwmftumnwct twttnrtq of thc' tutttrtormm to ttfhwttt thO matte hum tornttrtgg rmrrtmvti hy these uprights, a circular movement was used throughout the three murals, The figures and the trees of the foreground form the dark motif of each paintingg the distant hills supply the light pattern. Transportation in IS33 is the theme of the large mural covering the east wall of the auditor- ium, Three movements have been introduced into this decoration along with three counter move- ments and variations. By centering the attention upon the group to the left of the incoming l'lo Davies. a southbound sidewheeler, unity and com- pleteness are achieved, The varied characters standing on the river bank are southern gentlemen, young farmers, scouts, Indians, boatmen, Negro stevedores, and pioneers, Ox-drawn covered wag- ons and early paddlewheel steamboats are the modes of transportation represented in this picture. The agricultural mural on the wall to the left of the stage shows early settlers breaking the soil in l84'5. Three figures in the foreground are clearing the land for the plowman in the center of the composition. On the distant hills are the furnaces where lead ore was smelted. In each mural there are interesting new accents which are provided to keep the eye moving This fea- ture is essential in a mural, The mural to the right of the stage shows the industrial life of Dubuque in l86'5. ln the background is the old shot towerg in the fore- ground, a lumber mill with logs floating in the water. The circular motif is especially pronounced in the billowing folds of the womans dress and in the curving platform of the dock. Page riglmly tr-1 en Tclcviwinu Bugs II.Il'l'iS Thu IlUl1l3!'.ll3'L' R, NX W'ilson .md Nvnrnur Timckccpcr licclusr 'Cc1:1rl l11.lI'9l'l.lHLLi l'.1n .md his nymph Via 5.11 Di Study in Brown Ififllm puriod pc I lg ri.qfvlx'1'lQf'f luquid .lir Ili-Y-Y.1XY'.1C'.1 dance Maric Prop p.lil1IL'I' sans shoes Out for lunch 1.lllkSgiX'il1g b.lSliL'lN Ditto Illiutt I wundcf' A wtrilxc? Dcnisu l7crclict Harker 'ihqlrly-fl SENIOR ACTIVITIES IQMMA ACRIYRMAN YaW'aCa 3. CLIFFORD ALDIERSON Nature Club I, 2, 3, Vice Presilent 2, President 3, Finance Committee I, Promotion Committee 2. NI'I.l.AVI5NIi ALLINIAN Latin Club I, 2, 3, Scrilva 3, Fnforcement Commit- tee I. 2, YaW'aCa 3, Cabinet 3. ROSFMARY ALM Little Miss Ilitcli-lIiker , Ollice Assistant 3. HIOIIN ANDERSON Ticket Campaign I, 2, 3, Nature Club I, Band 3, Orchestra 3. GLAIDYS APICL International Friendship Club I, YaW'..Ca I, 2, 3, Latin Club I, Class Treasurer I, Class Secretary 2, Drill Team 2, 3, Dance Committee 2, Ticket Cam- paign Z, 3: Class Vice President 3. HFRBFRT APPICI. News Solicitor 2, Band 2, 3, Orchestra 2, Ticket Campaign 2, Hi-Y 2, Finance Committee 3. ABRAHAM ARONSON Hi-Y 2, Nature Club 2. WILLIAM BAIRD Say It W'ith Flowers , Hi-Y 3, lnternationa' Friend- ship Club 3, Assistant Track Manager 2. ,IAMICS ISANDY Football I, 2, 3, I'li-Y 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Latin Club 2, Cap and Gown Committee 3, Ticket Campaign 3. AIACK BARKFR Band I, 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2, 3, Nature Club I, Little Miss Hitch-Hiker , Ticket Campaign 2, 3, Finance Committee 2, Lady Precious Stream. FRANCIS BARSALOU Basketball I, 2, Track I, Tieket Campaign 7 3 W'restIing 2, Hi-Y Z, 3. DARLIQFN BARTIQLL Ticket Campaign 3. GIQORGF BAUMGARTNIZR Football I, Ticket Campaign I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, Track I, 2, Social Committee 3, Lady Precious Stream. VIRGINIA ISIZRTSCH Cuckoo's Nest , Current Problems Club 2, 3, Oper- etta 2, 3, Girls Glee Club 2, Iicho Collector 2, lin- tertainment Committee 2, News Fditor 3, The Ghost Flies South , Mixed Chorus 3, Operetta Committee 3, Small Town Girl, Director, Ticket Campaign 3, French Club, Secretary, 3, Lady Precious Stream , Quill and Scroll 3, National Thespians 2, 3, National llonor Society 3. I'I3W'ARD BIASI Football I, 2, 3, Ticket Campaign I, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Boys' Octet 3, Operetta 3. PAUL IIISANZ Football I, Hi-Y 2, Ticket Campaign 3. i I3Ii'I'TY IILONDIN - YaW'aCa I, Z, 3, Cabinet 2, 3, Latin Club I, Girls' Glee Club 2, Ticket Campaign 3, Chemistry Club 3, French Club 3, licho Solicitor 3, News Solicitor 3. iaattos' iu,UM ' Football I. Z, 3, Basketball I, Ticket Campaign 3, W'restling 3. l.A VFRNF BLUMIQ Nature Club 3, International Friendship Club 3. PAUL ISOHLIEN Ticket Campaign 2, 3. NAOMI BOTSFORI3 International Friendship Club 2, Volleyball 2, YaW'aCa 3, Ticket Campaign 3, Cap and Gown Committee 3. GLENN HOYFS Football I, 2, 3, Latin Club I, 2, Censor 2, Ticket Campaign 3, Ili-Y Vice President 3, Track I, 2, Wrestling 3. GORDON BRAIJLIQY XY'restling 2, Track 2, International Friendship Club 3. Page uinrly I.OIS BRANDT Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, Operetta Chorus I, Girls' Glec Club I. RALPH BROOKS Latin Club, Treasurer, I, Ticket Campaign I, 2, 3, Iicho Collector I, Football 3, Xlfrestling 3. ALTA BROWN YaWaCa I, 3, Banker Council I, 2, 3, Drill Team 3, Piano Player 2, Othce Assistant I, Tigket Campaign 3, Fnforcement Committee 3. TIIIQLMA ISROWN YaW'aCa 3, Volleyball 2. XVALTIIR ISROXVN Ticket Campaign I, 2, 3, l.atin Club I, IIiAY I, 3, Basketball I, 2. 3, Chemistry Club, President 3, News 3, Echo 3. FRANCIS ISROVVNFLL Finance Committee 3. l3IfTTY BURRIS YaWaCa I, Z, 3. MARY CALLAN YaW'aCa I, 3, Volleyball 2: Ti:ket Campaign 3. MAURFICN CANAVAN Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Ticket Campaign 3, YaWaCa 3, Operetta Committee 3. DALIQ CHAMBERS Basketball I, 3. BILL CHAPMAN Footbail I, Hi-Y I, 2, 3. UIFANNIZ CHAPMAN YaW':tCa I, 2, 3, Cabinet 3, Latin Club I, Promotion Committee 2, 3, Icebound , Little Miss lIi1ch-IIik- er , The Ghost Flies South , French Club, Treas- urer 3, National Thespians 2, 3, Lady Precious Stream , National Honor Society 3. EIFANOR CHASE Ya3WaCa 3. FRANCIS CIIIHAK Football 3. DALE Cl'iRISTl'iNSIfN Basketball I, 2, Varsity 2, Ifcho Photographer 2, Ticket Campaign 2, 3, Hi-Y Z, 3, Cheerleader 2, Wrestliiig 2. ROBERT CLIfW'I'iLL Band I, Z, 3, Manager 3, Orchestra 3, International Friendship Club I, 2, 3, Corresponding Secretary 3: Latin Club l, 2, Iinforcement Committee I, Quartttte 2, Fclio 3, Current Problems Club 3, Chemistry Club 3, Quill and Scroll 3. BURTON COATES Band I, Tool Room Clerk 3. BILL CONNOR Football I, 2, Enforcement Committee I, Latin C ub, Consul 2, W'restIing 2, News Solicitor 3, Fcho 3, Small Town Girl , Finance Committee 3, Current Problems Club 3, Chemistry Club 3, Mixed Chorus 3. EARL COOK Football 2, 3, Hi-Y 3. FAIRBANKS COOPFR Basketball, Varsity 3. RUTH CORDS Band and Orchestra I, 2, 3, YaVI'aCa I, 2, Cabinet 2, Ticket Campaign I, Small Contest Group I, Vol- leyball 2, Instrumental Soloist 2, Drum Major Z, 3, Fnforcement Committee 3, French Club 3. KIOAN CURTIS G. A. A. I, 2, 3, Fnforcement Committee I, Latin Club I, 2, licho Collector I, 2, Monitor Committee 2, YaWaCa 2, 3, Class Vice President 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Glec Club 2, Student Council 3, Current Problems Club 3, Finance Committee 3, Social Com- mittee 3, News 3, National Honor Society 3. WARRFN CUSHING Football I, Tool Room Clerk 2, Supply Clerk 3. IIARLAN DAVIDSHOFITR Tool Room Clerk 2. SENIOR ACTIVITIES .IANE DAVIDSON YaWaCa I, 25 Nature Club I5 Volleyball I5 Ticket Campaign 2, 35 Drill Team 2, 35 Cap and Gown Committee 3. CARI, DAVIS Radio Club 2. IIETTY DAYKIN YaWaCa I, 2, 35 Cabinet 2, 35 International Friend- ship Club I, 35 Latin Club I, 2, 35 Consul 25 Ticket Campaign I, 2, 35 Enforcement Committee 1, 25 Pro- motion Committee 25 Finance Committee 25 Echo 35 Assembly Committee 35 Drill Team 35 News Solicitor 35 Quill and Scroll 3. GLADYS DELANEY Ticket Campaign 3. HELEN DEWEY YaWaCa I, 2, 35 Ticket Campaign I, 2, 35 Volley- ball I, 25 International Friendship Club 2, 3. FRANCIS DREAZY Band and Orchestra I, 2, 35 Instrumental Soloist 2. IJIELIEEN DUNBAR International Friendship Club 2. EDGAR DYKEMAN Football 2, 35 Hi-Y 2: W'restling 3. ROBERT ELLIS Nature Club I, 25 W'restling I5 Cap and Gown Com- mittee 35 Echo Solicitor 3. MURIEL ERSCHEN Y'aWaCa I, 2. 35 Drill Team 2, 35 Ticket Campaign 25 Lady Precious Stream. CATHERINE FELLER YaW'aCa I, 35 Cabinet 35 Latin Club I5 Nature Club I5 Decorating Committee 2. I.OlS FORDE Mixed Chorus I5 Operetta Chorus I5 YaWaCa 25 Mrs. Harper's Bazaar 5 French Club 3. HARRIET FRIEDBERG YaW'aCa I, 2, 35 Cabinet 35 G. A. A. 1, 2, 35 Na- ture Club I5 Ticket Campaign I, 25 Girls' Glee Club 25 International Friendship Club 25 News Collector 35 French Club 3. MARY FRITH G. A. A. I, 2, 35 YaWaCa I, 2, 35 Drill Team I, 2, 35 Ticket Campaign I, 2, 35 Volleyball I5 Life Be- gins at Sixteen 5 Small Town GirI 5 Echo 35 In- ternational Friendship Club I. MARION FROHS Merit System 35 YaWaCa I, 35 Otlice Assistant 35 Echo Typist 3. ANDREW FROMMELT Wrestling 25 Ticket Campaign 3. FREDERICK FUERSTE Band I, 2, 35 Latin Club I5 Enforcement Committee 25 Echo Collector 25 Orchestra Committee 25 Pro- motion Committee 35 Class Secretary 35 National Hon- or Society 3. FRED GALLIART Track I, 2. FRANCIS GALVIN. Football 35 Ticket Campaign 35 Finance Committee 3. RALPH GENTZ Ticket Campaign 2. LOIS GEISMAN YaW'aCa 25 Volleyball 2. WAYNE GILLIAM Football I, 25 Hi-Y I, 25 Track I, 25 Basketball I5 Ticket Campaign 2, 3. MARGARET GINTER YaWaCa 2, 35 Merit System 35 News Typist 35 En- forcement Committee 35 Olliee Assistant 3. ROBERT GLAB Basketball I, 2, 35 Hi-Y I, 25 Football I5 Class Sec- retary I5 Ticket Campaign 2, 3. ROBERT GOEBELT International Friendship Club I, 2, 35 Latin Club 1, 2, 35 President 35 Cnrule Aetlile 35 Enforcement Com- mittee I, 25 Current Problems Club 2, 35 Decoration Committee 25 Echo 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Finance Com- mittee 35 National Honor Society 3. BETTY GRAHAM YaWaCa 2, 35 Cabinet 35 Cheerleader 3. DOROTHY GRANT YaWaCa 2. JOHN GRAVES Band I, 2, 35 Latin Club I, 2, 35 Consul 35 licho Collector I5 International Friendship Club 25 Decor- ation Committee 2, 35 Echo 35 Current Problems Llub, Treasurer 3. BILL GRAY Hi-Y I. CHARLES GREENER Ticket Campaign Z5 Football 35 Assistant Tool Room Clerk 35 Track 35 News Solicitor 3. EDVVIN GRIESINGER Hi-Y 25 Supply Clerk 25 Track 2. ALMA GRONAU International Friendship Club 2. ROBERT GUENTHER Ticket Campaign 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 35 Program Committee 35 W'restIing 25 Cap and Gown Committee 3. GENEVIEVE GUNS International Friendship Club I, 25 YaWaCa 2, 35 Cabinet 35 Cap and Gown Committee 3. jOl-IN I-IANLON Icebound 5 Mixed Chorus 3. RICHARD HANSEI, Ticket Campaign 1, 35 Nature Club I5 Little Miss Hitch-l'liker 5 Supply Clerk 3. FREDERICK HANTELMAN Ticket Campaign I, 35 Nature Club I5 Track 25 Finance Committee 35 Echo Solicitor 3. ROBERT HARKER Nature Club I, 2, 35 Latin Club I, 25 Assistant Man- ager of Public Address System 25 Echo Photographer 2, 35 Ticket Campaign 35 Hi-Y 3. LESTER HARTLEY Ticket Campaign 2, 3. FLORENCE HARWOOD Latin Club I, 25 Chemistry Club 35 YaWaCa 3. ELAINE HAUDENSHIELD YaWaCa 2, 3. ROBERT HAYE Basketball 2. INDA HEFFELFINGER YaWaCa 1, 2, 35 Cabinet 35 Ticket Campaign I, 2, 35 International Friendship Club I, 35 Latin Club 15 Volleyball 25 Basketball 25 Drill Team 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Small Town Girl 5 Lady Precious Stream. RALPH HEIN Band 2. VVALTER HEITZMAN Decoration Committee Z, 35 International Friendship Club 2, 35 Vice President 35 Current Problems Club 2, 35 Vice President 35 Echo 35 News Maniging Editor 35 Lady Precious Stream. LOUISE HELLIZR G. A. A. 1, 2, 35 Ticket Campaign I, 2, 35 Latin Club I5 Volleyball I, 25 YaVC'aCa 25 Echo Collector 2. ANTHONY HELLING Football I, 2, 35 Basketball I, 2, 35 Track I5 Ticket Campaign 2, 35 Finance Committee 25 Echo Collector 25 Decoration Committee 25 Finance Committee 35 Echo Solicitor 35 National Honor Society 3. .IOSEPH HELLING Track I, 2, 35 Ticket Campaign 3. DONALD HENNEGER Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball I5 Track I, 25 Ticket Campaign 2, 3. MARY HENSCHEL Volleyball I, 25 International Friendship Club 25 Ticket Campaign 35 Office Assistant 3. Page ulnrlv mm SENIOR ACTIVITIES ADI7I.lf HFRRMANN Orchestra I, 2, 3: Nature Club I, 2, 3: Secretary 3: YaW'aCa I, 2, 3: Cabinet 3: G. A. A. I: Iinforce- ment Committee I: Decoration Committee 2: Ticket Campaign 3: Social Committee 3: Chemistry Club 3. GRACII IIIQRRMANN Orchestra I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Latin Club I, 2. 3: Band 2, 3: Art Club I: Operetta I: String Quartet 1, 2: YaW'aCa 2, 3: President 3: Girls' Sex- tette Z, 3: Decoration Committee 2: Current Prob- lems Club 3: National Honor Society Z, 3. IiDITH IIlI.I.lS Piantl I, 2, 3: Orchestra I. 2, 3: YaXVaCa 2, 3. HOWARD HINTZ Iilmtl I, 2, 3: Nature Club I, 2: International Friend- ship Club 2, 3: Treasurer 3: Chemistry Qlub 3: Cur- rent Problems Club 3: Iieho Collector ICARI. HIRD W'restIing I, 2, 3: Track I: Iiootball 2, 3: Ticket Campaign 3. DONALD IIOCKING Hi-Y 3. I-II.MORI'1 IIOFFMANN International Friendship Club I, 2: Hi-Y I: Ticket Campaign 3: Iicho 3: Cap and Gown Committee 3: XVrestling Manager 3. ,IVAN HOHNIQCKITR YaNV.tC.z I, 3: Cabinet 3: Iinforcement Committee I, 3: Latin Club I: Decoration Committee 2: Ifrench Club 3. NORISERT HONKAIXIP Ticket Campaign 3. IORRAINIQ HORSFALI. YaW'aCa 2. AVA IRWIN YaW'aCa I, 2, 3: Ticket Campaign I, Z, 3: Interna- tional Friendship Club I. 3: Latin Club I. CIIARLOTTIQ -IIQCKLIN YaW'aCa I, 2, 3: International Friendship Club I: I.atin Club I: Volleyball 2: Nature Club Z, 3: Drill Team 3: Ticket Campaign 3: Cap and Gown Com- mittee 3. DOROTIIICA -lIiCKI.IN Volleyball 2: YaNVaCa 2, 3: Nature Club 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3. III.I.IAN AIIQSTICIE YaVI'aCa I, 2, 3: Orchestra I, 2, 3: Ticket Campaign 3, 3: Decoration Committee 3. ARLITA ,IOHNSON YaVI'aCa 3. RUTH -IOHNSTONP Ticket Campaign 3: YaW'aCa I. IXIIfRI.IN KALLOXVAY Ticket Campaign 2, 3. MARGUIQRITIT KAMM Chemistry Ciub 3. IOIIN RANAVAS W'restling I, 2, 3: Ili-Y 2: Football 3: Ticket Cam- paign 3. ,IOIIN KARSCII Ticket Campaign I, 2, 3: Basketball I, 2, 3: Hi-Y I, 2: Football I, 2. IYDIA KAUFPMANN Volleyball Z: YaVI'aCa 3. MARY KAUITFMAN International Friendship Club 2. ADIfI.I5 KAUNF Band I, 2, 3: Orchestra I, 2, 3: YaW':tCa I, 3: ln- ternational Friendship Club 2. .IANLT RAUNIT YaWaCa I, 2, VI: Iicho Collector I: Drill Team 2, 3: Ticket Campaign 3: Volleyball 3. DOROTHY KAYNOR YaXVaCa I, 2, 3: Ticket Campaign I, 2, 3: Latin Club I: Volleyball I, 2: Finance Committee 2: Drill Team 3: Current Problems Club 3: Chemistry Club, Secret.try-Treasurer 3: lfcho Ig News Solicitor 3. nga' uirn'l:i'-lim MAl3I2I. KELLY Drill Team 3: Ticket Campaign 3: YaW'aCa 3. WALTER KFNNIKFR Track 2: Football 3: Ticket Campaign 3. ELAINE KFPPLIER YaWaCa I, 2: Ticket Campaign 2, 3. LOU KIFS YaWaCa I, 2, 3: Ticket Campaign 2. 3: Drill Team Z, 3: Volleyball 2. VVAYNII KING Football I, 2, 3: Ticket Campaign 3. ROBERT KINTZLI-f Finance Committee I, 3: Ticket Campaign 2, Iiclio 3: Little Miss Hitch-Hiker. W'lLI.lAM KLOTZ Chemistry Club 2. LORRAINE KLUCK Ticket Campaign 3. MIERLIN KURT Nature Club I: Chemistry Club 3: International Friendship Club 3. LEONARD RRUSE International Friendship Club I: Nature Club I: Money Carrier 3. MYRI.li KUIiI3I.liR Band I, 2: Orchestra I, 2: YaW'aCa I, 2: Ticket Campaign 2. DONALD KUHI. I5'asketball 3. AARON KUPFI-IRSCHMIDT Latin Club I, 2: Ili-Y 2, 3: Wrestlitig 2: Small Town GirI : Lady Precious Stream. ROIBIQRT LUCY Football I, 2, 3: llasketball I: Track I, 2: Ili-Y 2: Finance Committee 3: French C'ub, President 3. MARGARIIT LAIRD International Friendship Club I, 2: YaXVaCa 2, 3. RITA LANGIC Nature Club I, 3: YaNX'aC1 2, 3: Cap and Gown Committee 3: Ticket Campaign 3: Chemistry Club 3: Volleyball 3. -IANICIZ LARKIN Ticket Campaign I, 2, 3: YaXVaCa I, 2, 3: Latin Club I: Finance Committee l: G. A. A. I, 2, 3: Vice President 3: Drill Team 2, 3: Volleyball 2: Cur- rent Problems Club 3: Social Committee 3. ROBERT I.IiI-IMAN Wrestling I. RUTH LPPSCH YaW'aCa 2: Volleyball 2. I5I.MIiR LIiSI.I1lN Student Council I, 3: Basketball I, 2: Iicho Collector I: Track l: Class President 2: Ticket Campaign Z, 3: Ili-Y 2, 3: Program Committee 3: Decorating Com- mittee 2: Cap and Gown Committee 3. DOROTHY LEWIS G. A. A. I, 2, 3: Nature Club I: Volleyball l, 2, 3: YaWaCa 2, 3: Cabinet 3: Ticket Campaign 3: Iicho 3: Chemistry Club 3: linforcement Committee 3. DALLAS LITY Ticket Campaign 3. GICRALD LINK Hi-Y 2: Ticket Campaign 3. LORRAINI2 LINK Band l, 2: Orchestra 2. SUSAN LOFTSCHIER Ticket Campaign I, 2: YaNVaCa l, Z, 3: Cabinet 3: Latin Club I, 2: Promotion Committee I, 2: Nlerit System I: National Honor Society 2, 3: Finance Cinn- mittee 2: International Friendship Club Z: Iinfotce- ment Committee 2: Iicho Collector 2: Class Record- ing Secretary 3: Decoration Committee 2: Ifreneh Club 3: Iicho Solicitor 3. LORRAINP LUDWIG YaWaCa I, 2: Ticket Campaign 2, 3. MARGARET LUICDTKIQ International Friendship Club I: Ya3X'aCa 2, 3. SENIOR ACTIVITIES HUGH LYIIRLY Band I, 2, 35 Orchestra I, 2, 35 Latin Club I, 25 Class President I, 35 Student Council 25 Chemistry Club, Vice President 35 Social Committee 3. GLORIA MANHOFF Mixed Chorus I5 Ticket Campaign I, 35 YaWaCa I, 2, 35 Nature Club I5 Girls' Glee Club I, 25 Decora- tion Committee 25 News Collector 35 G. A. A. I, 2, 35 Iinforcemcnt Committee 35 French Club 3. DONALD MARFSKE Track 35 Tool Room Clerk 3. VIRGINIA MAYFIR Ticket Campaign 3. ROI3IiR'I' MCDERMOTT Mixed Chorus 35 Small Town Girl 5 Current Prob- lems Club 35 licho 35 Operetta 35 Operetta Committee 35 Lady Precious Stream. MIIRLIN McGIRK Ticket Campaign 35 Ili-Y 3. ,IOHN McKAY Ticket Campaign I, 2, 35 Student Council I5 Foot- ball I, 25 Basketball I, 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 35 President 35 Quill and Scroll 3. DAVID MICTCALF Radio Club 2. l I'fRN MIQTZ YaWaCa I, 2. RALPH MEYER Football I, 2, 35 Ticket Campaign 35 Hi-Y 3. IIARRIFT MINFR Finance Committee I5 YaNll'aCa I, 2, 35 Drill Team 2, 35 Ticket Campaign 3. MARUIORIIQ MOORE YaWaCa I5 Mixed Chorus Z, 35 Enforcement Com- mittee 25 Girls' Sextet 35 Ticket Campaign 35 Oper- etta Committee 3. ISTIIICI. MORGAN YaWaCa 2, 35 Ticket Campaign 3. IIIZRT MUIR Basketball I, 25 Student Council I, 25 Dance Com- mittee 25 News Bookkeeper 35 Ticket Campaign 35 Finance Committee, Chairman, 35 Class Treasurer 3. ROl.AND MUNDHIENKIZ Latin Club I5 Ticket Campaign 2, 35 International Friendship Club 25 Chemistry Club 3. VIRGINIA NACHTMAN YaWaCa I, 2, 35 Ticket Campaign 2, 35 Finance Com- mittee 25 Iicho Collector 25 Moonshine and Honey- suckIe 5 News Solicitor 3. CATHERINE NIEYENS YaWaCa I, 2, 35 International Friendship Club I, 25 Volleyball 1, 25 Ticket Campaign 35 News Solicitor 3. -IOHN NUTT Assistant Supply Clerk 15 Mixed Chorus 3. -IACK OBERMAN Cap and Gown Committee 3. RALPH ODELI. Ticket Campaign 25 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Football 35 Boys' Octet 35 Stage Manager 3. ROBERT OIZTH Ticket Campaign I. liI,DA OHMFRT lfnforcement Committee I, 25 G. A. A. I, 2, Vol- leyball I, 25 Drill Team 2, 35 YaWaCa 25 Nature Club 2, 35 Treasurer 35 Mrs. Harper's Bazaar. .lIfAN O'I.IfARY Ticket Campaign I, 2, 35 YaW'aCa I, 2, 35 Latin Club I5 Secretary I5 G. A. A. I, 25 Drill Team 1, 25 Volleyball I5 Little Miss Hitch-I-Iiker 5 News 35 Quill and Scroll 3. DOROTHY OLMSTEAD YaXVaCa I, 35 Volleyball 25 Mixed Chorus 35 Ticket Campaign 35 Operetta 35 Operetta Committee 3. VIERYL ORCUTT Assistant Tool Room Clerk 3. GIZRALDINE OSXVALD Ticket Campaign I, 35 YaW'aCa 35 Volleyball 2. GEORGE PAAR Track 2. IRENF PAISLEY YaWaCa 3. SUSAN PAISLEY Ticket Campaign I, 2. 35 G. A. A. I, 25 YaWaCa I 25 Latin Club I5 Iicho Collector I, 25 News Solicitor 35 French Club 3. NIIZAN PALM YaWaCa 35 Ticket Campaign 3. MARGARET PAPE YaWaCa I, 2, 35 G. A. A. I5 Nature Club I, 25 Volleyball I, 2, 35 Ticket Campaign 35 Cap and Gown Committee 35 Iicho Solicitor 3. ROSEMARY PAPPAS YaXVaCa I5 Volleyball I, 25 Life Begins at Sixteen Drill Team 2, 35 Ticket Campaign 2, 3. RICHARD PARRIN Hand I, 2, 3. HUGH PHILLIPS News Solicitor 3. LORRAINE PHILLIPS YaWaCa 35 Merit System 35 News Typist 35 Ticket Campaign 35 Volleyball 3. HELEN POOLF Enforcement Committee I5 YaWaCa I, 2, 35 I.atin Club I5 Nature Club I, 25 Current Problems Club, Secretary, 35 Finance Committee 35 Echo 3. ETHIEL PONVFRS Volleyball I, 2, 35 International Friendship Club 2, 35 Secretary 35 Ilntertainment Committee 25 Cap and Gown Committee 35 YaWaCa 35 Current Problems Club 35 Ollice Assistant 35 Iicho Solicitor 35 Mrs. I-Iarper's Bazaar. JAMES QUINN Ticket Campaign 3. MARCELLA RATH Ticket Campaign I, 2, 35 YaWaCa I, 25 Latin Club I5 International Friendship Club I. MONICA RILISDORFF YaWaCa 35 Mrs, I-Iarper's Bazaar. ELINOR REUTFR Mixed Chorus I5 Art Club 15 Operetta I5 Girls' Glee Club I5 YaWaCa I, 2, 35 Volleyball 2. LILLIAN RISVISNIG YaWaCa I, 35 Finance Committee 2. DONALD RICHARDS Wrestling I, 2, 35 Track I5 Assistant Tool Room Clerk 2, 3. FRED RICHARDS Ticket Campaign I, 35 Band I, 2, 35 Orchestra 15 Football I5 Building and Grounds Committee I5 Class Vice President I5 Track I5 Student Council I, 25 Hi-Y 25 Basketball, Varsity, 25 Dance Orchestra 25 Orchestra Committee 25 News Advertising Manager 35 National Honor Society 3. -IAMES RICHARDSON Football 2, 35 Council Safety Committee 25 Hi-Y 25 Wrestling 25 Ticket Campaign 35 Finance Committee 35 Lady Precious Stream. ROBERT RITTIZNHOUSF Ticket Campaign I, 2, 35 Football 1, 25 Basketball I, 25 Track 1, 2. IQMERY ROE Ticket Campaign 2. HERBERT ROSF Supply Clerk 25 Cap and Gown Committee 3. FLORINE ROUSSEL YaXVaCa 2, 35 Ticket Campaign 35 Volleyball 35 Chemistry Club 35 Nature Club 3. MILTON RUDOLPH Ticket Campaign I, 25 I.atin Club I, 2, 35 Little Miss Hitch-Hiker 5 Operetta 25 Moonshine and Honeysuckle 5 News, Asst. Adv. Mgr., 35 Mixed Chor- us 35 Current Problems Club 35 Operetta Committee 35 Enforcement Committee 35 Lady Precious Stream 5 Little Miss Hitch-Hiker 5 National Thespians 2, 3. Page uint 13 Ibree SENIOR ACTIVITIES RUTH SAXVVELL YaW'aCa 3. CI'IARl.IiS SCHIERS Football I, Basketball I, 2, 3, Assistant Track Man- ager I, Manager 2, Assistant Football Manager 2, Man- ager 3, Assistant Supply Clerk 2, Tool Room Clerk 3, I Ii-Y 2, Ticket Campaign 3. SYLVIA SCHLUNG YaWaCa I, 2. 3, G. A. A. I, Latin Club I, Volley- ball I, Z, 3, Small Town Girl , Basketball 2, Chem- istry Club 3, French Club 3. IQLITANOR SCHMID Volleyball I, 2, 3, YaWaCa 3, Mrs. Harper's 13.iz.i:ir. LOIS SCHMIDT Ticket Campaign I, Z, 3, YaWaCa l, 2, International Friendship Club I, Latin Club I, Drill Team 2, 3, Basketball 2, Volleyball 2. FRANCIS SCHMITT Ticket Campaign 3, Chemistry Club 3. MARCFLLA SCHMITT Orchestra l, 2, 3, Drill Team 3, Ticket Campaign 3, YaW'aCa 3. .IOSIQPH SCHNIZIDICR Ticket Campaign I, Band I, 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2, Nature Club I, Contest Number, 2. MARII2 SCIIROEDER Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, YaWaCa I, 2, 3, Latin Club I, Operetta I, Girls' Sextet 3, Ticket Campaign 3, Operetta Committee 3. MIQRLYN SCIIROIQDFR Track 2. CLAIRI2 SCI IW'ANIfllIfCR International Friendship Club I, 2, Say It With Flowers , YaW'aCa I, 2, 3, Iicho Collector I, 2, Finance Committee 3, Enforcement Committee I, Of- Hce Assistant 3, Ticket Campaign 2, 3, Nature Club 2, Girls' Glee Club 2, The Ghost Flies South , Merit System 3, Mixed Chorus 3, News Editor 3. CARMIiI.ITA SHIQFIIAN Volleyball I, 2, International Friendship Club 2, 3, Ticket Campaign 3. VIOLIET SIIZFKIQR Ifnforcement Committee I, Promotion Committee I, Nature Club I, Volleyball I. 2, Drill Team 3, Ticket Campaign 3, YaW'aCa 3. MARY SIMON Volleyball I, Ticket Campaign 3. LOWFLI. SLAGHT Ticket Campaign 3, Tool Room Clerk 3. BURTON SMITH Ticket Campaign I, 3. IiI.I.IiN SMITII Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, YaWaCa I, Orchestra I, Art Club, Treasurer I, Operetta I, 2. 3, Latin Club 2, Girls' Glee Club I, Enforcement Committee 2, Dance Committee Z, Art Editor lfcho 3, Current Problems Club 3. MAR-IORIIQ SMITH YaWaCa 2, 3, Otlice Cashier 3. ROISIQRT P. SPIIQLMAN Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, Football Z, 3, Operetta I, Boys' Octet 3, Boys' Sextet 3. ISICATRICIE STANGL Iicho Collector I, YaWaCa 3. ,IANIE STAPLETON YaWaCa 2, 3, G. A. A. I, Volleyball I, Ticket Cam- paign 2, 3, Cap and Gown Committee 3, Oliice As- sistant 3. LEONARD STENDER Cap and Gown Committee 3, Cheerleader 3, Echo So- Iieitor 3, Invitation Committee 3. WILLIAM STEWART Student Council I, 3, President 3, Football I, 2, Band I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, Promotion Committee 2, 3, Class Treasurer 2, News Solicitor 3, Dance Orchestra 2, Orchestra Committee 2, Ticket Campaign 3, Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3. Page 1lim'ly-fum' ROBERT STIERMAN Invitation Committee 3. RUSSELL STOTESBERY Ticket Campaign 2, Echo Collector 2, Finance Com- mittee 3g French Club 3, Current Problems Club 3, Echo Business Manager 3. MARGIE STRONG Ticket Campaign I, Volleyball 2. PEARL STRONG Ticket Campaign I, 2, 3. MARC STRUMPIELL Wrestling I, 2, Track I. 2, Football 3, Ticket Cam- paign 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, Decoration Committee 2. GRACE SULLIVAN International Friendship Club I, YaWaCa I, 2, 3, G. A. A. I, Ticket Campaign 2, 3, Oflice Assistant 3. ROSIEMARY SULLIVAN International Friendship Club I, Enforcement Com- mittee I, 2, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, YaWaCa I, 2, 3, Volleyball I, Finance Committee I, Class Recording Secretary I, 'Little Miss Ilitch- Hiker , Ticket Campaign 2, Moonshine and Honey- suckle , The Ghost Flies South , Drill Team 2, 3, Dance Committee 2, Mrs. Irlarper's Bazaar , News Advertising Manager 3, Promotion Committee 2, 3, National Tbespians 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3. ADIZLE SUNDERLAND Ticket Campaign I, 2, 3, G. A. A. I, YaW'aCa 2, 3, Drill Team 3. DOROTHY TAYLOR YaW'aCa I, 2. 3, Cabinet 3, Latin Club I, 2, 3, Curile Aedile 2, Consul 3. IZLAYNIQ TAYLOR International Friendship Club I, Ticket Campaign I, 2, 3, YaWaCa I, 2, 3, Mrs. Harper's I3amar , Lady Precious Stream. HOWARD TFRNIES Say It With Flowers , Mixed Chorus 3, Ili-Y 3, Finance Committee 3. LOIS TERRIS International Friendship Club I, 2, YaXVaCa 2, 3, Volleyball l, 2, Ticket Campaign 2, Finance Com- mittee 2. JACK THILL Band I, Football I, 2, 3: Hi-Y l, 2, Building and Grounds Committee I, Ticket Campaign 2, 3, Lady Precious Stream. VIRGINIA THILL International Friendship Club I, Z, Ticket Llampaign 2, YaWaCa 2. FILEEN THOMPSON International Friendship Club I, 2, 3, YaW'.iCi 2. 3, Drill Team 2, 3. LIBBY THOMPSON Ticket Campaign I, Z, 3, Latin Club l, Drill Team 2, 3, YaW'aCa 2, 3, News Solicitor 3, Current Prob- lems Club 3, French Club 3, Lady Precious Stream. 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