Dubuque High School - Echo Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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September comes but once per year .... Three new teachers, Lawson Hockey, Ruben Austin and Ed- ward Kriz, were added to the faculty . . . 345 sophomores, 31,5 juniors and 325 seniors registered as Sen- ior began its 18th year .... The first day of school was hardly over when Coach Dalzell announced the Hrst football game for September 19 . . . thus bringing the season ticket campaign . . . and possibly a chance to see the prize movie, A Yank In lbs' RAF. . . The News merited top honor ratings .... Two drum majors, Jerry Bohn and Tomvlfoodnorth, and a head majorette, Ellen Peaslee, were chosen to lead the band and the majorettes during the year. . . Two choruses, an A Capella choir and a mixed chorus were organ- ized under the direction of Miss Thelma Lillig .... The game room which was constructed to entertain the students during the lunch hour was completed .... With everything moving fast. page seven

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11 the Spotlight MAX WARNER Called to the Service in March VV VV VVVVVV A VVVV To all the mcn in thc service of our Country,wl1o have, at one time or an- other, callccl Dubuque Senior .lrllgh School their alma mater, and to the victorv they shall make ours, wc dedicate thc Echo, 1042. nearly complete as wc were Cruso A. Alba John M. Austin Edward liiasi Carl Blickman Robert Breitbach Richard Boughton F. C. Buelow Harold Buelow Herbert Cadden James Callahant Joseph Carew Edward A. Cate William Danzer George H. Davis Carl Dressler Harold Driscoll Arthur Duggan Merle H. Edwards Eugene Evarts Charles Fanslow Clarence Falkenhainer Robert Faulkner Lyle FlicK Gerald Frederick W. R. Frederick Robert Frohs Charles Furry Dale Furry Donald Gerken Theatrice Gibbs able to make it: W. Giegerick Fred Gloden l'IB1'IIlH1l Grutz Stanley D. Hall H. E. Hantlemann Herbert Hauth Robert Heer Robert Heim Milton H. Heitman Raymond Heitzman Raymond Hird Ralph Hohmann David Howie Willis Hultgren Robert Louis Johnson John Jones Walter Joos Robert Justman Daniel J. Kaune James Kean Raymond M. Kersch Earl J. Kies Donald Lehnertz Harold Love Robert McDermott Kenneth Meisenberg Merlon Mulholland Charles Murphy Carl Noel lfollowing is a list as Frank Oberbroeckling James Oberhauson Jack Oberman Bernard Oeth Robert J. O'Toole Raymond J. Parker Robert Peterson George Petrakis Donald L. Redding Arthur J. Reeder Russell Richards James Rittenhouse George Rowe Charles J. Schiers Victor Schiers Howard Schiltz Edwin Schmitt Kenneth Seifker William Shaffer John J. Shea Bill Shetler R. A. Spensley Robe1't Spielman Cy Sprengelmeyer Robert C. Stone R. Topp Charles Weiser Clarence Whited 'Reported killed in action, page six

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qv IQ ,Q Q October came with a blast .... To start things off the ECHO Won first class honors . . . then came the long dreamed of task of dedicating the new field.. . . For years students and alumni had dreamed and hoped for a field adjoining Senior High, now their dream had come true .... All girls in the school banded together and formed the Girls' Forum choosing Helen Carew as their leader .... Sophomores elected their class ofhcers and student council representatives. . . . The National Honor Society chose Vince Stier- man as their presiding oH'icer. . . . Last but not least came Homecoming .... Students were decked out in red and blue from head to foot .... The halls of Senior rang with noise and laughter .... Students chose Eleanor Ulrich as their queen to reign over the joyous event .... Little Oscar, the mascot of the News, celebrated the day by taking on a brother. . . . But time marches on to . . . . page eight