Eagle Grove High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Eagle Grove, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1930 volume:

T EAC3IZgf 1930 Pubclshed by the SENIOR CLASS of' EAGLE GROVE H IGH SCHOOL EagCe GROW: ,Iowa - Q QQXEW HD I HE Sc-:mon Class of 1930 IH lSSl1IUgtl'l1S annual findcavons to Record the PLGHSURSS and Caboas of the A3 th1s book IS o ened m the HHLIRE We ope It Wxii, bmrg back pCeasanC 6D memomes of the YCQRS spenf, mga GROW Hgh schooa Q Q2 Q Q yeanjugtpassedf-'-0 mtg 0 . CQNTEN Q FACULTY CU-XSSES Ts ACTIVI TIES ATHLETICS HUMOR 6 O Q Q Q ,Q W Q Q T D gi Qyxczmom Because of hen smcene . loyalty 'HKlCHdSh1D and IIlf.CRCSt ln fhe pnogxess of E Glxove Hugh S h h nk Le e oagpnizailon and he1?gDUa.b1C1ly as at teaches and adxnson we the Semon Class cl dlCo1C fhlS book to Lena C McDonald Q C, 4.5 sponsomng the , Q J 4 X ! 'lhe 1930 EAGLET J M Logan Eagle Grove Iowa Drake Umverslty A B State Umverslty of Iowa M A Supermtendent of Schools Bonita Damman Sanborn Iowa Iowa State Teachers College B A Modern Hlstory Economlcs Sophomore Sponsor J Ward Sanford Eagle Grove Iowa Upper Iowa Umverslty I1l1no1s University WISCODSIH Umverslty Iowa State Umverslty Asst Athletic Dlrector Occupatlons and Commerclal Law Bookkeeping I-llldegarde Marousek Iowa Clty Iowa State Umverslty of Iowa B A French Latln Semor Sponsor Betty Kelth Goldfleld Iowa Iowa State Teachers College B A Berkeley Umversxty Columbla Unlverslty Musxc Chfford Beem Drake Umverslty B A Iowa State Umverslty Debate Prmclpal of Hlgh School Margaret Bishop Algona Iowa Iowa Unlverslty B A General Scl nc Engllsh Florence Conner Troy Indiana B A Umverslty of Iowa Normal Tralnxng Lllllan Black Norwalk Iowa Des Mcmes Unlverslty Iowa State College Icwa State Teachers College Tea Room Instltute Washxngton D C B S Home Economlcs Engllsh 9 Freshman Sponsor Arthur B Parsons Eagle Grove Iowa Grinnell B A Sociology Agrlculture Manual Trammg D8SCFlptlVe Geometry Ill ,,,... . ,, h E Qt ......,. ...... . .,.. , up G ' ' Eagle Grove, Iowa 1 I Te' e The 1930 EAGLET Eagle Grove Iowa Eagle Grove Hlgh School Typlng Class and Secretary Lena McDonald Sloux Clty Iowa Mormngslde College B A Iowa State Umversxtv American Literature Engllsh Llterature Dean of Girls Evelyn Forthun Cresco Iowa Grmnell College B A Mathematxcs D B S Prather Eagle Grove Iowa bmxersxty of Omaha B A Economics Commerclal Law Physlcal Education Athletics Ruth Castle Wapello Iowa University of Iowa B A Oral Engllsh Dramatlcs Jumor College Speech Donald Muller Des Momes Iowa Drake Umversxty A B lence Mae Graham Little Lamom Iowa Umversxty of Wlsconsm B A Umverslty of Iowa M S Jumor College Mathematlcs Latln Margaret Gearhart Sprlngvllle Iowa Grmnell College Umverslty of Iowa B A and M A Junxor College and High School American H1StOTy Jumor Class Sponsor Margaret Stevens Fort Dodge Iowa B A Grmnell Physical Tralmng James McFadzen Eagle Grove Iowa Iowa State Teachers College B A Colorado Umverslty Califorma State Teachers College Shorthand Typewrltmg E IIII1IIllI' - '-I ' I ' E Q ' m ' '- l Mrs. Guy Tibbits I . I Sc: ' 101930 EAGL 0 ilu l'uc KI Ll Heres tc- the taeulty so hm FlC'h 1118 a d1lfPl0llL hm fjllf teaches th1Q a11othe1 that So we IQ busv all the t1me Oiten tunes they couple up And lead us IhIOl1gh the11 wo1ld U1 books and hl9lOI'l8S and maps and such And mx vxeeks tests unfurled 'NICSS16L1Ib Beem and Logan 1ule Us all L1ttle .md FOIf,hL1Il teach us Math Whlle Blbhop and MIIIGI lead us Ihxowfh a .SC1CI'1IlflC path 110111 McDonald and Castle we lea111 the a1t O1 Speakmg., and v111t111g, mth L356 Wllllfllll bllllg shaky 1t the knus MISS Blank tmtlxes us to ook vlmk 110111 Vlllllll M ll 114 vu 111 Whlle Pu:-ons te aches all the bow The ut ol Lalptntex wolk t1ea1l1a1t and Ildfllllldll teatl1 us IIINIOI x Ax btalted 111 old 411111 ut 1l1y111es Whxle Mmousek Leaehes the langua- Of tht-be old and a.11t1enI Llmex Pop banimd and M1 McFadden Bub111es,b me-11 tl1111k we ought to Whlle MISS Kexth wants, ua Lo be Illlhll hillt- And Slllg and plav mth glee Aud last but not least me the lcmtlle M15 stevens and Pxatlmez so gav They teath um thc aut ot all game And how to be happy eath may Robmfou Q 'rww.l::::':2:::l::l:l T 1 . E T :::l:::l l'.:: .11 ': xf':' HQ ' - . , ,f , 'bs 1' , ' , If . J . LY. - v - , ' L . ' , V . ' . .- 1 A I While Beetn teacl1es us how to app1'0ru'l1 1111 :ulrlie-111-1 ' 7 1' ' .' 5 1: . A 1- '- 'Q 1' --f,1'k 1 2 . 1 ., . , , , . ' L. , . ' . 1' 1 - 3-3 V ' . . Y K. A ,Av 1' ' be. -' . 1 r' A' L ' U A ' 1 xv -I' 1 1 - ' n H 1 ' :A YY! Hiram Berkland Elective Course Wilma Marley Wllly Normal Tralmng Course Normal Training Club Orville Nervig Commerclal Course ee Club 2 Wrestling 1 3 I-Iildegarde Knutson Hlggle Thor H. S. 1 2' Elective Course' Glee Club 3 4 Pr s. 4' Declamatory 3' Extemp. 3 4' e- ba e 3 4' Forensic League 3 4 Pres. 4' Student Council4' Class Pres. 4' Once In a Blue Moon ' Mummy and the Mumps . Harold Wilfong Elective Course' Class B. B. 3' Class Baseball 3' Football 4. Mildred Anderson Milly Commercial Course Commerc1alClub4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Home Club 3 Secretary 3 Bruce Middleton Sam Class Pres 1 3 Student Council 4 V Pres Honor Club Pres May Fete 1 2 B B 1 2 3 1 Tra 2 3 4 Class B B 2 3 4 Class Baseball 3 d Day 1 2 3 Wrestlmg 1 Mummy and the Mumps Ellen Thorson Classical Course Glee ub 1 2 3 4 Gu' League Sec 4 G A A Once In a Blue Moon Murray Coleman Spring Valley Electlv Course Eaglet Staff Myrtle Strom Pete Normal Training Course' Ncrmal Training Club 4' Glee Club 2 3 4' G. . A. 4' Club 1 2 3 4' Class B. B. 1 2 3 4' Eaglet Stafl ' Once In a B ue Moon . 1 'Q 555511135211 ::::::::::::: T h e 19 3 0 E A G L E T 1:::::::::::: :::::::::::::3 , , , 1 , EC- HHi1I L' Y! ' ' y 9' Football 1, 2, 3, 4, cap'c'. 4: . . ,-: ck 1, , , g .W .1. Fiiei ' , , , 42 HEI!! C1 , , , ', 'ls G1 , 3, 4f e ,, , , , , l , D T1 , , , , , N A 1, 2, 3, , Pep 4, L, , , I The 1930 EAGLET Harold Middleton Elecuve Course Olga Sathre Olgle Commerclal C o u r s e V Pres Glee Club 1 3 4 V Pres 3 G A A 1 2 3 4 V Pres 3 res B B 2 3 4 Ca 1 Eaglet Staff Once In a Blue Moon 3 Irene Long Commerclal C o u r s e Commerclal Club 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 May Fete 1 Once In a Blue Moon Malbourne Sampson Commerclal C o u r s e Football 2 4 Wrestlmg Mabel Fevold Normal Tralnmg Course Normal Trammg Club s 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 GleeClub12 3 4 May Fete 3 Once In a Blue Moon Eleanor Norem Thor H S 1 2 Com merclal Course Com merclal Club 4 Glee Club 4 Lowell Burger Commerclal C o u r s e Commercial Club ee Club 1 2 3 Busmess M a. n a g e r Eaglet Belle of Bar celona, Once In Blue Moon Mummy and the Mumps Cap tam Crossbones Florence Opheim T or 1 2 Eleclve Course Glee Club 4 Gladys Berkland Berkle Commerclal Course Home Economics Club 3 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Joseph Askvig oe Commerclal C o u r s e Commerclal Cl b Wrestlmg 3 4 Class Baseball 3 Honor E Club 3 Q 1122112221 . 2212111111 212211112 1222212121 I Q I! ll 1 1 4? 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' 3 .1 J 1, U ' u Pre. 3 ..., , I The 1930 EAGLET Justin Theblay Elective Course Foot ball 1 2 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Capt 4 Track 1 Class B B 1 2 3 4 Class Baseball 3 Class Wrestllng 3 Honor E Club Glee Club 4 Ex temp 4 Orchestra 1 May Fete 1 2 Student Council 1 4 Pres 4 d Day 1 2 3 ass V Mumm y and the Mumps Fern Anderson Thor H S 1 2 Elective Course B B 3 Track 3 G A A 4 Forenslc League Declamatory 3 Glee Club 3 4 Muslc Contest 4 May Fete Once In a Blue Moon Edna Larson Nashua 1 2 3 Eectlve Course G A A William Risetter B Elective Course Wrest hng 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Lelawaa Belle of Barcelona Once In a Blue Moon Cora Thorson Thor 1 2 Commerclal C urse G A A 3 4 Class B B 3 Glee Club 3 4 May Fete 3 Once In a Blue Moon 'X Anna Pehl Ann Normal Tralmng Course Normal Tralnmg Club A A 3 4 G Cl b 1 3 4 Burdette Middleton Dllly Commercial C 0 u r s e Honor E Club Track B B 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Orchestra Jean Christensen Chrls Normal Trainmg Course Normal Trammg Club V Pres 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 May Fete 1 2 Orchestra 4 Once In a Blue Moon 3 Ethel Heggen Vernon 1 2 Electlve Course Glee Club 1 I Norris Olson Fa Commerual C 0 un s e Commerclal Club Glee Club 2 3 4 Wrestling Once In a Blue Moon E muunmn :ummm 'ummlllll UNI' l 5 - .. ,, , , , ' . 9 . 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U, 2: .. , , o 3 . . . 5 . . 3 The 1930 EAGLET Gladys Jones o 0 1 s t o c k 1 2 Electlve Course Wayne Trask Electxve Course Wrestllng Mnldred Gray M1 Normal Trammg Course Normal Trammg Club Glee Clubl 2 3 4 G Orchestra 4 Once In a Blue Moon Delores Murray Commercial C o u r s e Commercial Club 4 Eugene Lewis Beany Elective Course Foot 1 2 B 2 3 4 Capt 3 Tr ck 12 3 4 Capt 4 Field 1 2 3 4 C Baseball 3 Honor E Club 3 Treas Richard Osman Dick Commerclal C 0 u r s e Commercial Club 4 ss B B 1 2 Glee Club 4 Captaln Crossbones Beatrice Brewster Bea Ccmmerczal Club 4 May Fete 1 2 Ora Helgevold Commercial C 0 u r s e Glee Club 2 3 4 Wlllard Soppeland Cla slcal Course Wrest lm 2 4 Edna Orsland Thor 1 2 Commercial C o u r s e Commerclal Club 4 I eil 2 mluulnnu mlllmm Illlllllh lllllllllllll ll . . 2 Cla . . , , 3, 45 I V. K ' . H' 3 W I I ' lk, A , -lv. . 1: Commerclal Course: .. -Y, A. A.: ' ' ' ' 5 . if A, Q ' . I V g , A . ball , .3.4:l3. .f Q , . . '. 1 a Q Bay '. V. '. . :M lass I if pf, :M ,X -' Arthur Neshelm Ar 'Ihor 1 2 Commerclal Course Commerclal Club Glee Club 3 4 Muslc Contest Cap tam Crossbones One In a Blue Moon Dons Evans Normal Tramlng Course ee Club 1 2 3 Normal Tramlng Club Student Councll 2 3 4 Sec 3 Pres of Glrls League 4 Class I-Ils torlan 2 Mummy and the Mumps Bernice Helgevold Commercial Course Ccmmerclal Club Glee Club 2 3 4 Home Fc Club 3 Ia.Verne Fatland Commerclal Course Mary Tremame Dolly Classlcal Course O chestra 1 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 Clas B B 4 Hxstorlan 3 Sec 4 May Fete 2 3 Eaglet Staff G1rlsLeagueCab met 2 Class Day 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 Muslc Contest Academic Con test Plamst Lela wala Belle of Bar celona Alice Grimes Sally Normal Tfalnlng Course Normal Tra1n1ng Club Glee Club12 3 4 G A A 12 3 4 Cabmet B B 2 3 4 Capt Pep Club 1 Christian Knutson Commerclal Course Commerc1al Club Glee Club 3 4 Honor E Club Once In a Blu Moon Captaln Cross bon s Gladys Sathre Commerclal Course Commerc1al Cub 4 4 G A A 4 Glee Club 3 4 May Fete 1 2 3 ClassB B 1 2 3 Class Day 1 2 Once In a Blue Moon Leona Smlth Commerclal C 0 u r s e Commerclal Club 4 May Fete 1 2 Eaglet Staff 4 Donald Cummmgs Don Elective Course Class c 2 B B Football 3 4 Track 3 G ee ub Student Councll 3 4 V P es 3 Commercxal Club Pres 4 Class B B Tournament 2 3 4 e 19 EAGLET Eugene Billings Bus Elective Course Sacred heart 1 Class Pres 2 Ctudent Councll 4 Football 2 3 4 B B 3 4 Wresthng 2 Class B B 3 4 Honor E Club 3 Class Baseball 3 4 F1e'd Day 4 Track 2 4 Glee Club 2 Commercxal Club 4 Treas 4 May Fete 2 Orchestra 2 3 Eaglet Staff Gweneth Dewey Gwen Electlve Course Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Once In a Blue Moon Dorothy Wilson Dot Classlcal Course Gle Cubl 2 3 4 Pres2 Student Councll 4 Ed 1tor ln Chlef of Eaglet Jr Class Sec Treas 3 Once In a Blue Moon LaVeme Opheun lhor 1 2 Commerclal C o u r s e Commercxal Club Honor E Club Glee Club 3 4 Once ln a Blue Moon Cap tam Crossbones Lnlllan Stumpf Stumpy Normal Tramlng Course Normal Tramlng Club Glee Club 1 2 3 4 G A 2 3 4 Once a Blue Moon 1. Carol Allen Farmer Classxcal Course G B B May Fete 1 2 3 4 Olaf Tokhelm Thor 1 2 Commerclal Course Mildred Orr Mldge Commerclal Course Commerclal Club B B 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 G A A 2 3 4 3 Trackl 2 34 May Fete l 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 4 Declam Mummy and the Mumps Belle of Barcelona Once In a Blue Moon Gertrude Thompson Gert Normal Tralnlng Course Normal Tralnlng Club 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 V Pres 2 G A A 1 2 Student Councll 4 Se Treas 4 Glrls League Cabmet 4 Treas 2 Eaglet Staff Class Hls torlan 2 Jr Class V Fres May Fete 1 2 3 Once In a Blue Moon Dale Slmpkins Slmp Electlve Course Foot 1 2 3 B 3 4 F1eldDay1 2 3 4 ss B B l Ca t 2 Track12 3 Honor E Club Class Wrestllng 3 Extemp 2 Orchestral 2 Mummy and the Mumps The 1930 EAGLET Thomas Sebber Tommle Commercial C o u r s e e Club 1 2 3 Captain Crossbones Ncrmal Trainmg Course ee Club 1 2 3 Normal Tralnmg Club Sec Treas 4 Gxrls League Cablnet 4 Eaglet Staff Once In a Blue Moon Anna. Crum Ann Woodward 1 2 Com merclal Course Com mercxal Club 4 G A A Robert Fisher Bob Commerclal Course Commerclal Club 4 ass V P Student Councll 4 Glee C 1 2 3 4 Mu c Contest 4 Eaglet Staff Belle of Barcelona 2 Once In a Blue Moon Captaxn Cross bones 4 Edythe Wilds Normal Traimng Course Normal Trammg Club B B l Eaglet Staff Lola Netland Commercxal Course ass B B l 2 Capt 2 Pep Club 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 G A 2 3 4 Pres Treas 2 4 May Fete 2 3 Track 1 2 Commerclal Cl b 4 Baseball 3 4 Capt 3 Tumblmg 3 4 I-Ionol Robert Stryker Bob Football 1 3 Class B 1 2 3 4 Tra W estlmg 1 2 3 4 Capt 4 Class Baseball 3 Fxeld Day 3 Honor Student Councll For ensic League 3 4 EK temp 3 Class Sec Treas 4 Orchestra 2 Debate 2 3 Student Mana er 4 Mummv and the Mumps Wlnifred Tokheim Thor H S 1 2 Com merclal Course Glee Club 3 4 Once In a Blue Moon Elsie Olson North Washmgton H 1 2 Electlve Course Stewart Wiest Stew Electlve Course Foot bal 2 3 4 Honor E Class B B 1 2 3 Class Baseball 3 Class Sec Tleas 2 May Pete ll I ll Illllllllllll lltlllllllllll illllllnllv C1 . . , , 3, 4', A..1,,Y,',,,.3: 1, ff ' .1-.3.4: ' u 1 ll ' If QEQ' ' , Gle , , .. ,, B. , , ,' Q' 0113:- r ' . , , . Erma lmboden Club: Eaglet Staff: G1 , , ,45 M A . ' 3 'Q 4' ,... ll yl D 'S' Cl . res. 22 lub , , , 3, si us ' - . - l I , ' 2 .l n. 33 . . , , .43 1, 2. ' ' Robert Shaftoe Bob ee Club 2 Wiestling 4 Belle of Barcelona Once In a Blue Moon Emily Horton Chubby Normal Traimng Course Normal Trammg Club 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 2 3 Pep Club 1 2 G A 3 4 Once In a Blue Moon Edward Hillman Elective Course Hamp ton 1 2 3 Football 4 Glee Club 4 Captain C1cssbones Margaret Sandvig Marg Thor 1 2 Normal Train- ing Course' Normal Training Club' G. A. A. Edward I-leslop Commercial C 0 u r s e ' otball 1 2 ' W estling 1 2 3 4' Track 1 2 3 4' Cass Baseball 3 4' Class B. B. 2, 4' Field Day 1, 2 3, 4: Tennis 1 2. Harriett Swendson Elective Course Thor 2 Glee Club 3 Once In a Blue Moon Lester Johnson Les Thor 1 2 Commercial C o u r s e Commerc1al Club Football 3 4 Wr stlmg 3 4 Class B B 4 Honor E Club Irene Larson Ena Normal Training Course Normal Training Club Glee Club 1 2 Once In a Blue Moon Eldon Christeson Commercial Course Commercial Club Gle ub 2 3 4 Pres Student Council Music Contest Captain Crossbones ' Belle of Barcelona' Once Inj a Blue Moon . Irma Kopecky Classical Course' G. A. . 1 2 3 4 Le ' Executive Board' Tumb- ng 3, 4' Basketball 1. ' Girls League Cab- inet 1 2 3' Glee Club 3 4' Music Con- test 3. 4' Orchestra. Pres. 3. Sec. 4' Student uncil 1 4 Sec. 1 Class Vice Pres. l' Class Day 1 2 3 4' May Fete 3' Eaglet Staff' Once I Blue Moon ' Captain Crossbonesi 3 g:::::::::::::::' ' ' ' . p::::.::::. T 11 e 1 9 3 o E A G L E '1' ::::::::: ::::::::::4E, 1, 1 ' . 4: G1 , 3, 45 15. B. 1, 2, ag B5sebai1 11 A. 1.1, 2, , gy , ' 4: , . 3: llEd!P ' Cl , . . ' 4? . 3: ' A , , . , 'tter 2, 11 , ' 2, 4, uEdu 1, 2' v' ,Y , Fc ' , , 3. -if CC ' Q 4 T 1 - 1 n , 1 1 1:1 a ' , The 1930 EAGLET Gladise Larson Goldfxeld 1 2 Normal Tralnlng Course N T C Glrls League Cab- me 4 G A A 4 Arthur Lonning Ar Commercial C ou r s e Thor 1 2 Football 4 Wrestlmg 4 Glee Club 3 4 Once In a Blue Moon Eleanor Slalkeu Worthmgton Minn E'ect1ve Course G A A 4 B B 3 4 Volley Ball 2 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Washmgtons First Defeat Emogene Billings Commerclal Course Commercial Club A A 3 4 G ee Cl b 2 3 4 4 Track 2 3 4 Foren s1c League 3 4 Tumb Img 3 4 Cheer Leader 3 The Talon Staff Declam 2 3 4 Mum my and the Mumps Once In a Blue Moon Emory Friday Electlve Course Wrest 3 4 Hono Club Bemice Mellgren Bert Normal Tralning Course Normal Training Club ass Day 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 G A 4 Board 3 Eaglet Staff Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Class B B 1 2 3 4 Capt 4 Gxrls League Cablnet 4 Tumbhng 3 4 Debate 3 May Fete 2 3 Muslc Contest 3 Once In a Blue Moon Mummy and the Mumps Q' 2221221122222 211211225 SEBI' C21 y 42 G. . . 2, , 3 1 u , , 3 B. 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'yt 3 . . . . ling 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, v Z r UEU U tn Cl . , , 42 A. . 1, 2,' a', ','Exf QEWIIZZIIIIIIZZ ' .21ISZ1'.IZImIII1.'I 'IlZI!3ZIIIlZIIIZICZIZIZIIZIIZIIIIII5 T h 0 1 9 3 0 E A G L E T 2222311232322 '.11I1IIW.I2Il!!I.'IIII.'3 1 Q Vlce President Presldent Secretary Treasurer Justxn Theblay Hlldegarde Knutson Robert Stryker Semor Irllslorg Rah' Rah' Rah' Rah' Hear those cheers for that Dear Old Semor Class We have been on a long Journey and are about to return home and recexve credxt for all the vrctor 1es we ve won and the knowledge we ve galned We started our 4 years tour as Freshmen m Dear Old Eagle I-hgh and trod over the well worn paths as many others have done before us reaching a 4th of our way very much worn out but nevertheless with a feelmg of acqulring somethmg we were Sopho mores The next part of our Journey was spent ln acqulrmg knovs ledge and trymg to over But that was soon taken care of and as we traveled on our way we soon became Jumors As half of our journey was covered the paths became smoother and the tour a hap pier one for this year we were well represented in all actlvxtles In sports of Basketball Football Wrestling Declam and Debate Then came the tlme to gxve those ahead of us a Banquet And such a Banquet as we did prepare' The memory of lt will stay with us forever The tour IS nearly ended and as we have conquered all the problems ln the subjects of education and met all requlrements that Seniors must meet we are spending the last part of our Journey flghtmg for old Eagle Hlgh Wlth our sponsor Mxss Marousek backing us That basketball team wlth our Senlor letter men are wmnmg vlctory after vlctory Those wrestlers wrestle wlth the strength of a giant Debate students are out determmed to convince the judges Declam students give their readmgs with a sureness of victory and as the tlme draws nearer and our Semor year comes to an end we all wish our jour ney was just beginning in Dear Old Eagle Hxgh EMOGENE BILLINGS Class Historian come that feeling of awkwardness that had been pinned on us as Green Freshmen . The 1930 EAGLET Senior Prophet q At the close of the school year we were astonished to learn that one of our classmates had arisen to sudden fame Newspapers magazines pamphlets radio programs and books were dedicated to our friend Lowell Burger We learned that he had been carry ing on the very difficult course of predicting futui es by crystal reading Now we can well realize why Mr Burger was so busy and overworked during his Senior year As a special favor Mr Burger consented to eveal the futures of his worthy classmates We find him beginning with Dale Slmpkins Due to Dale s well known Scotch disposition he is holding down two Jobs Nights find him 'ming a series of lectures on Love Day finds him disguised as a bllnd man attempting to play an accordion After much persua sion on Dale s part Ora Helgevold has consented to be his manager Mary Tremaine 1S making a world famous tour demonstrating both the quality and quantity of the new size 10E Arch Support shoe Next Ernogene B1ll1ngs appears Much to her dlsappomtment she is informed that she will humbly accept the position as head mlstress in Goldfields combined Old Maids In st1tut1on and Poor Farm Miss Billings is not entirely separated from her former class mates as Malbourne Sampson prcves to be the capable Janitor We are sorry to relate the next incident but since fate has willed it so we must p o ceed Norris Olson due to his expert skill ln drlvlng a milk wagon received a S1 000000 prize for being the most efficient and best natured milk man in New York Wishing to share his good fortune with some of hls comrades of 30 he cordially extended invitations to his yachting party While the party was Just off the coast of Africa a typhoon aused dleton a noted dancing instructor Mildred Gray author of several books including How I Kept My Beautiful Figure Anna Pehl the pensioned rural school teacher La Verne Fatland a retired farmer Robert Shaftoe a garbage collector of Woolstock Bernice Mellgren a milk maid and Irene Larson a famous opera singer After this sad mcldent only one person survived this being Wayne Trask Next we will turn to some of our classmates that have become famous 1n the1r profes SIODS In Ringling Bros Circus our class of 30 is very well represented Mildred Orr 1S the first one we find I know you will be surprlsed to find that Mildred who took tnose much needed hours from the studying of that much loved subject Physics to reduce has given up all hope and accepted the position of fat lady of the circus Harold Mid :lleton proves to be the slender man We fmd Edna Orsland filling a position as a snake charmer Carroll Stracke is the devoted but stern manager Several of our girls have formed a famous dancing chorus with Lola Netland as dlrector and Jos ph Askviv manager The girls prove to be Irene Long Wilma Marley Mildred Anderson Emlly Hor ton Elsie Olson Margaret Sandvw Harriett Swendson Eleanor Slalkeu Leona Smith and Winifred Tokheim Bruce Middleton is the elephant trainer and sells ice cream cones between acts Stewart Wiest is the proud owner of a very famous collection of monkeys Now Mr Burger gives a Hollywood Revue Lester Johnson has succeeded that much loved actor Conrad Nagel Gweneth Dewey and Eldon Chrlsteson make those Saturday night shows much more interesting for Eagle Grove folks as they are now the well known Cow Girl Dewey and Cow Boy Christeson William Rlsetter Richard Osman Will ard Soppeland Marion Severson Thomas Severtson and Emory Friday have organized a Bachelors Sextet for the vltaphone vaudeville acts Dorothy Wilson has accepted the positron of assisting Coach Beem in publishing the Eagle Grove High School annuals Gertrude Thompson and Erma Imboden are hex faltr lul helpers Fern Anderson is seen keeping house Mr Burger is unable to see who the lucky man IS however we have our suspicions as to his identity Alice Grimes IS raising prize chickens and keeping house on their farm near Eagle Glove Lrllian Stumpf is workmg ln Wlsconsm in a very exclusive cheese factory due to the good influence of her old flame Ed uiese Brothers Stryker Thebiay Cummings Levsis Billings and Hillman are now in Afrlca doing mission work They earn their may from town to town by street cleaning E 1112221212122 2222221211 12222111122 112212222223 QQ? the complete destruction of the yacht. The following people were killed: Burdettev Mid- H A me 1930 EAGL Olga Sathre Gladys Sathre Mxrtle Strom Carol Allen Irma Kopecky and Gladyg Jones are occupled as mght and day laborers at the new beanery at Thor Murray Coleman who thmks hlmself a great physlclst has la1d aslde hrs foollsh ldeas and IS now a nrght watchman at Holmes Eleanor Norem Florence Ophlem Hlldegarde Knutson and Edna Larson are now gleat opera slngers Arthur Lonnmg has d1SCOX6I8d a new process bx xx h1Ch clgarettes are nov. odexless and do not staln flngexs noi teeth Famous auatoxs are Arthur Neshenn Oxulle Nerug Chrlstlan Knutson and La Verne Ophelm Edythe Wllds Harold Wllfong Mabel Fexold Robert Fisher and Delores Murray have gr ne 1IltO successful busmess xunnln a hotel lll Woolstock Ellen 'Ihorson and Cora 'Ihmson are managers ol a Hamburger JO1nt and Recreatron Parlor ln Goldfleld Now we fxnd a group of capable nurses They are Jean Chrrstensen Anna Crum Befxtrlce Brewster and Gladss Belkland As truck gardeners me flnd Harry Groxes and Ed Heslop as verv falthful attendants M1 Burger mshes all hrs classmates the best success pOSS1bl6 rn then pxophecled pcsltlons 'vl1V Q Il1l1IIlI l 1' ' Il,IllI..I,I,II,IIIl,ll'Z.IiQ.121.2111IIIl,IlIl, T I E T llfllllfllf' '.'I.IffI1lflffIQf1Il, 'I,fII1,fff ', Q,IffI1f '.f 11 'fffffllf C, Q fb Jia Q X Y x I HI ................ um ..............,. 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A11-11 1 The 1930 EAGLET M M G 1 D I 1 IIN Akxl 1 I 1 IfVI' I-'X1Q?i'I ' 'IUUI1 XX11. 11 1.1 I111' 11113111 111111 I 1111111 1!1111f1-1' 11111111111 N 1' Nl 1111 I I1 121'1:z,,1 f'11'Z'I1L111lI 1 1 '-11 :X1lli.1'x4 1, 'x' - It 11 V1 '1'1 I'!.1-l:1.11 L1l'-111- X1 1 l II ll E11-E-,1-11.11 Pllllm I I4 I1 11 1 111.121-1 11' .Xi.1V. .1 - V21 :1111 XIVX. 11 1 X111-1.1 1R1.111, 111111141 H1 1 11 1 111111 X'1111 1,1 rl1-1,111 1 11 1 xI11v,11--' 1!11,. 1,. 1 1,1 1 K .11 H1-1 i. :.,1 1 1 The 1930 EAGLET Presrdent Vrce Presld nt Secretary Treasur r Junror Hrsforq Shrp ahoy' Here we come Srngln rn the Ram Thats us the class of 31 We re only Junrors thrs year but Just stay around untll next year and then look us over No we re not concerted Now that were comrng to the end of our four year Journey on the sea of knowledge .ve look back on tre beglnnrng of our voya e We have be n glven a page rn the Eaglet to tell the h story cf our notable class As Freshmen we entered E G H S wrth hrgh sprrrts Of course a lrttle of that was taken out of us by our teachers especrally Mr Mrller and Mr Payne Durrng our rrst vear as Freshres we were well represented rn athletlcs although some of our boys were mall As Sophles and Junrors we were also represented rn athletrcs Several of our men made the varsrty In the declamatory contest w were well represented Out of the twelve students who represented our school frve of them were members of our class Out of the twenty who represented our school last year rn the contest erght of them were members of our class Thrs year we had f1VC repre entatlves rn the declamatory contest The Junror Class has two of the most effrclent debaters that E G H S has ver DFO duced besrdes many other excellent debaters Therr success rs partly due to the work ot our prrncrpal and debate coach Mr Beem We have been well represented rn the orchestra glee clubs student councrl etc As Freshres we organrzed a Junror Scrence Club sponsored by Mr M11'6Y Thls club rs strll rn exrstence rn our school The frrst brg task whrch the Junrors tackled thrs vear was the class play Then came the operetta and last but not least the Junror Senror banquet Thrs affarr will not be forgotten by the Senrors and par trcularly bv the JUIIIOFS who worked and planned for rt thrcughout tre school vear Much of our success rs to be credrted to our sponsor of the last two years Mlss fear hart We re approxrmately erehty strong and although ue are glad that our vuork rs over for thrs year we are plannlng on a br ger and better year rn 1931 GRACE HALL Class H1 torran Ili ill In ..... ....,..., ..... ............ ........,. 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'Tr LJ: Vxce Presldent Presldent Secretary Treasurer James Norrls Evelyn Robmscn Glen Orr Soplzonzore IllSl'Ol'Zj Yes me admlt we re good but vthy shouldn t we We have capable offlcers ln Evelyn Robxnson James Norrls and Jlen Olr We have an lnsplrmg member ln the faculty M1 s Damman to act as our sponsor We had a responslble group of comzmttees who mth the assistance of oux sponsor made our sophomore party the grand success that lt was Members of our class were outstandlng candxdates m many of Ea les flelds of con quest such as debate declam football basketball muslc orchestra wrestling and others We have olxxays tlled to cooperate mth the faculty and hate wolked our hardest to meet M155 MIDI Essentlals accoxdmg to pax In all we hate trled to bu11d on the substantlal foundation we estabhshed m oul fnst Veal of hlgh school to the best adx antage to ouxseltes and to the best hlgh school m the whole ountrv EV ELYN ALLEN 575 if 3 ' 22211122221 . ' ' I'. 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S13 111111-'1'e'1' T1' .T KI -'1s1'1'11 H1111 1 H1111 :'c1 1I11f.'11 If1111'111111- I,II 111. .11-S1 'III K111:':.11'11! XVUA1111 f3:'11'.w III11r'.XI'f 11.111--11 H111 II S11'111':-1 11 151131: I.llXr'CI11 C1111 11111- K1-'111,1 111-11111 121111 F111111111-1' 1111111t1tX R11 11 I.111'X1111 111111111 1'1'111:111 1-1111.1-1 61111111111 1111111111 P11111 XPI'X'IIIl 1121111111 11, '11 1'11v111w 11111314 .X1111'.1:1.1 M1 ' 111 Ne' 12 111 1IX1111111' 111111111 IIZIII 1111 f'1l1!'X N1-1-1111 X1'.11111 1,1115 XX.1111: AL11-1 V1-11. 11111'- 1.11.1111- 1'1111111X1 If .'XI11t'I'k11I. ' '111 111 If 1111111 .1X11,11 111-1 Xf1,1L11. 111111111 f'If1111'1' l'1111,111g1I, 531175 i111 11111111 XI,1I't'.1I'l C111 . 1 1- - ' 11 1111' The 1930 EAGLET' x Vlce President Secretary Treasurer Presldent Donald Lonmng Helen Wilcox Jack Wells There was a young lady who 11Ved in a shoe She had so many Freshxes she dldn t know what to do The young lady Miss Black declded to put us rlght at work Wlth Jack Wells as presxdent and Donald Lonmng vice presldent we green Freshmen trxed to prove that we aren t so green Nor dld we try ln vam for you see us represented ln many th1ngs Puttlng down the head lmers I nfught mentxon football both boys and g1I'lS basketball tumblmg glee club orchestra and declam Dont forget three representatlves m the Lxttle SIX Declamatory Conference were Freshmen A few of the boys earned letters and many of the glrls earned the requlred one hundred points for entermg the Glrls Athletic Assoc1at1on We made a colorful debut before the Hlgh School m an assembly entxtled Memorles It was deemed a great success and someone was overheard remarking Those Freshmen aren t so green Just twice we were allowed to leave the shoe bent on a good tlme Frlday evening November 15 was the flrst t1me We had an entertalnmg program ln the assembly the mam feature bemg a beauty contest wrth the boys attlred rn brg slsters clothes Then games ln the gym and a del1c1ous lunch served ln the cafeterxa Our second fhght from the shoe was m a bob slelgh on Thursday mght January '13 After havmg worn the streets out we all went to the Olympia Candy Kltchen to eat We as the Class of 33 have trxed to make this year a success and we thmk It has been I mlght add that we thmk next year wxll be a blgger success for we are feelmg big gel and better than ever HELEN WILCOX Class Historran HW ........ ......... ,.... ...... ...,.,.,....... I Q mm -'------- -'--'---- ---.'-----' ---'--'--'-.--- M Q Freshman History me FACL I .Y- 441 irc' IRQ nf' -L I -gdb- X -43' flflxxi Rear Row Erma Imboden Gladlse Larson Cora Thorson MISS McDonald Bernlc Mellglen Gertrude Thompson Front Row Vlrglllla Mead Jean Short Dorxs Evans Ellen Thcrson Girls, I eoquc Fvery gurl who enrolls rn the Eagle Grov Hlgh School becomes a member of the Girls League The purposes of thls organxzatlon ar to provlde a medlum through Jvhlch the glrls m the tudent body may learn to work for the common good to crystalhze the best oplmon and hlghest standards for all to provlde better co ordlnatlon of all glrls '1ct1v1t1es and through departments and committees glve to each glrl an opportunlty for the devel opment of xmtlatlve responslbillty and or1g1nal1ty Thls years work began w1th a program and a receptmon for all of the Eagle Grove teachers or the flrst day of school We had our B1g and Llttle Sxster p1cn1c at Greenwood Park ln late September The faculty put on the flrst regular program a comedy Jomt Owners ln Spam Then followed 1n turn the SGDIOTS the Sophomores the Jumors and then the Freshmen Each class gave an excellent program when xt came txme to do their stunt The faculty Judged these programs and the two classes that gave the best nter Elephant sale we ear ned enough to pay for the Martha Washlngton Ball on the flfteenth of February The last meetlng of the year IH May was reserved for the lnstallatlon of ot l1CPI'SfOl 1930 31 and a program and receptlon ln honor ot the mothers of our I-hgh School glrls The offlcers for the year 1929 30 have been Presldent Dorls Evans Vlce President Jean Short Secretary Ellen Thorson Treasurer Vlrglnla Meade Chalrmen ot Commit tees were Program Gladlse Larson Soclal Erma Imboden Flnance Cora Thorson R freshments Belnlte Mellgren Poster Gertrude Thompson These offlcers and chalrmen of the departments hate done thelr work 1n a very credltable manner and the success ot the league thxs year has been largely due to thelr efiorts So we come to the close of in other happy year ln the work of the Glrls League LENA CATHERINE VICDONALD Dean of Clrls 1 .. ' .. ' ' 3 . 4 , 3 . -J . . D . , , t . ' ' ' ez ' ' N ' , . S Y , . . . . I V . , I ' 0 - tainments were given a party in April. By candy Sales, payment of dues, and the White t r ill 0 1' Ifllllllll ' ' ' lffffffffl T h 1 9 3 0 E A C' L E T ffflfffllllf ' ' Iillilliiiii Jr 6 mm The 1930 EAGLET Rear Rovs Mary Tremaine Ellen Thorson Irma Kopecky Olga Sathre Front Rove Lola Netland Miss Stex ens Jean Short GAA Pre ident OLGA SATHRE Secretary MARY TREMAINE Treasurer LOLA NETLAND The Girls Athletic Association is everything its name suggests It was organized on a pcmt basis which has enabled many of the girls to earn their E s without inter scholastic competition Points can be earned in track basketball baseball hiking tumbling and general class work The purpose of this organization is to develop interest and participa tion in girls athletics to increase physical efficiency to develop a higher degree of sports manship and school and class spirit. Any person earning 100 points in her Physical Education work is eligible for member- .hip to the Association. After she has earned her points she must be initiated. This is done at one of the G. A. A.'s numerous meetings. It causes much merriment and helps to bring forth happiness and promote the feeling of good friendship for which the club is noted. The Executive Board consisting of the officers and the Physical Education instructor is the governing body of the organization. All pending legislation passes through its nallds before action i: taken by the members, EVELYN ROBINSON. I mmuuu I -ummm ummm umnnm' B .. 4 , I A C I D Q' ......... - ' ' ' 4 - n u l - ' . . V . , , I . . . . Z . - c v , x R The 1930 EAGLET Rear Row Anna Pehl Margalet Sandvxg Allce Grlmes Wxlma Marley Irene Larson Edythe Wl1dS Bernice Mellvlen Gladxse Larson Dorls Evans Myrtle Strcm Phrlstensen Erma Imboden Mlss Connor lN0rnzul Irllllllllq lfluh The Normal Tralnlng Club IS an 0Ig3.I11Za.t1OIl cf the Senlor glrls ln the normal tramrn course ln hlgh school It IS mtended to QIVE the glrls opportunltxes for tralnlng 1nd orac tlce ln act1v1t1es useful to them WhlCh thelr regular course does not Include The Ulrls meet on the flrst Monday evenlng of each month for thelr business meetlngs and a short oro gram The offlcers are Presldent Mabel Fevold Vlce Presldent Jean Chrlstensen Sec retary Treasurer Erma Imboden The glrls are fmanclng thelr work by candy sales held ln the corrldors after school The Chlef soclal event for the club IS the Chrlstmas DHIIY rt whlch they enteltaln the Junmou vlrls of the Normal Traxnmg department Front Row: Mildred Gray, Lillian Stumpf, Gertrude Thompson, Mabel Fevold, Jean V 7 Y 1 s Y ' E ' - T he 1930 EAGLET '- '- -'- -- H sg Gm ' f 5 Rear Row Vlfgll Tate Thomas Mldland Arthur Barnes James Fraser Frank Calry Lawrence Anderson Clayton Hathaway Paul Flower Second Row Frances Meade Helen Wxlson Lo1s Anderson Mllclred McCulloch Beverly Grlswold Sponsor Mlss Blshop Front Row Gall Mlddl6tOD Lucllle Shoenhalr Evelyn Allen Roberta Kelth Ellzabeth Theblay Margaret Myklebust Marjorle F011 Helen Wllcoz. SLIGIILG bl ub The club was orgamzed by the present Jumor class m 1927 wlth Mr Mlller as sponsor The membership IS restrxcted to Freshmen and Sophomores the Sophomores ln the club selectlng the new Freshmen members m the fall after the flrst grades have been recelved as scholarshxp IS the basls of membershlp Th membersh1p IS l1m1ted to 25 The members are automatically dropped on becommg Jumors The ldea of holdmg membershlp fOr these two years IS to brldge the gap between Freshmen and Junxor Sclence The purpose of th1s club as set forth ln the constltutlon IS To provlde an orgamza tlon for the students of Eagle Grove Hlgh School who are mterested 1n sclence to stlmu late that interest by affordlng an opportunity for more mtlmate dlscusslon than can be obtamed ln the classroom and to foster the growth of a deslre for a further work ln sclence whxch expresses thelr 1nterest sincerely The soclety meets once a month at the homes of the members and are entertamed by dlscusslons of sc1ent1f1c topics They also have movlng plctures shown wlth the camera and projector whlch the club sponsored buymg for visual ducat1on Thls club continues under the able guldance of Mlss Blshop the Freshman QCIBUCE teacher ARTHUR BARNES Hlstorran - 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 . . , . , , 1 1 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 o 1 u u 1 1 . . . . . U . . L. , ' , - 1 . . . . . ,, . . . .i G . ' A . 1 The 1930 EAGLET Rear Row L G Schweltzer Mxlton WIICOX Jean Chrlstensen Helen Johnson Clayton Hathaway Thomas Severtson Corey Olson Marvxn Hasklns Front Row Ellen Thorson Vamta Mattlse Irma Kopecky Lucxlle Shoenhau' Dorothy Flower Mlldred Orr Presxdent Vlce President Secretary Treasurer Student Councll Violins Ellen Thorson Vamta Mattlse Evelyn Bradford Cornets Marvin Haskins rferbe t Glllmann Thomas Severtson Helen Johnson Baritone D01 othy Flower Drum Mlldl ed Orr Orchestra MARVIN HASKINS VANITA MATTISE IRMA KOPECKY IRMA KOPECKY Clannets Irma Kopecky Lucllle Shoenhalr Mildred Gray Saxaphones Merle Stauffer Mxlton Wxlcox 4 Trombone Corey Olson Piano C layton Hathavx ay uuunmnmn mmmnm :ummm um umuunmmun num mmnuun -ummm mumnunmnunn - ' - v 1 r r 1 1 - - E r y 1 , . - Y . ' 'I ' v r T e 1930 EAGL T G, Flsher Arthur Barnes Dcrls Evans Helen W1lco'c Front Row Dorothy Wllson Robert Stryker Irma Kopecky Eugene Bxllmgs Justm 'Iheblay Jean Mxddleton Bru e M1dd eton Grace Hall Donald Cummmgs Student Lounml The Student Councll IS made up of r pres ntatxves from every organization 1n High School At the begmnmg cf the school year the followmg C0mm1tt66S were elected as fol lows General assembly study hall corrlder and bulldmg and grounds The student rouncll also has attempted to defme and promote school sp1r1t and under the upervlslon of the faculty promoted the tlcket sales for the basketball seascn also fox the laculty play and other actlvltles not sponsored by other organlzatlons They hope ln thls way to bung about a better sp1r1t ot cooperatlon between the faculty and tudents of Eagle .wrote I-hgh School W EIIIIIIIIIHIII' , IE...'1'I?2.!l21 h E IZIILIISIHI. ' . 31172121212 IE as I Rear Row: Gertrude Thompson, Roberta Keith, Alice Grimes, Orin Emerson, Robert The 1930 EAGLET Rear Row Corey Olson Arthur Barnes Dale McCulloch Thomas Severtson Omer Gunderson Middle Row Orpha Mickleson Helen Westerberg Dorothy Donhowe Mary Lou Roper Hildegarde Knutson Evelyn Allen Robei ta Keith Marjorie F011 Ardeth Donly Front Row Charline Conklin Vivian Pohlman Mildred McCulloch Jean Middleton Clifford Beem QCoachJ Emogene Billings Dorothy Hinkley Georgia Van Wie Kathryn Lund I' orensif' I Puqzw The Eagle Grove Chapter of the National Forensic L a ue ras been the leadin chap ter of the League for four years Other chapters have on thre or four occasions Shot ahead of us for a month but our steady pro ress has soon cutdistanced all competitors. There are now 263 chapter- in the League. These Chapters are lo-ated in every state in the Union. They are found in large cities and in smail. Among the large city schools found in the League are Chicago Minneapolis Spokane 1Wash.P Sacramento 1Ca1if.l Kansas City Denver 1Colo.J. and Eagle Grove, Clai ion Hampton and Mason City are found among the smaller towns of the Lea ue. The purpose of the National Forensic League is to encourage more students to take part in interscholastic debate and cratory. It endeavors constantly to advance the stand- ards of excellence so that greater skill will be developed among the participants and finer relations exist in these competitixe events, This purpose is realized by offering the student a definite and suitable reward for successful participation in these events. This reward consists of membership in a national organization and the privilege oi wearing its distinctive key-always the mark of an honcr student, It is a reward that is fitting. dignifying. and enduring. 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'I 'f1f11'f N1' 31 Six I'fllI'1 P1 1-1 1'l1'S1 'l111:11 111111- N1'iS11l1111'11 111-11 1111 111x' 71111111 C71-1'111'111 551-1 11111111 1'1-1111111 HI'-I f-TWU 1'11111- 711111111 1'l11.1'1' 111' 1u111'1111 K1 1: 11 I l1'N 1111 S111111 Y mm nmmuuumuuuu lm mn nm num nv Illllllllili T h 6 1 9 3 0 E A G L E T Till!!! mmmnn 121 Rear Row Laverne Opheim Lowell Burger Bruce Mlddleton Eugene Billings Robert Stryker Dale Simpkins Justxn Theblay Front Row Lola Netland Irma Kopecky Bernice Mellgren Mlldred Orr Olga Satnre Myrtle Strom Char les Martin Bland Jack Carruthers Comfort M1ss Vmcent Mrs Prouter Short Katherme Woode Mr C lltket Uela Me sengex Eddle lSen1or Play! Cast of Characters Robert Stryker Eugene Bxllmffs Bruce M1dd18L0ll Irma Kopecky Bernice Mellvren Myrtle Strom Dale Slmpkms Mxldred 011 Iustm Theblav Lola, Netlalld Lowell Bu:-Jer LaVex ne opnelm A Prince There YVGSH Gladys Prouter - - - - - - - - - - h - -- -- -- - Olga Saihrp E ............ I , IIIIIIIIIIII E 1-1 D' m I-9 rs no o l'.1 5 Q F' FJ P-3 ei Rear Row Fay Wmter Dorothy Donhowe Ray Koepke Thomas Severtson Ifront Row Dale McCulloch Glady Anderson Myrtha Mcvicker Grace Hall Corey Olson Charlotte Wmslow Ohver W1ns1ow Mark Wmslow Augusta Wmslovx Martln Alan Martm Martha 1Muff1 WIDSIOW Rlchard Wmslow Nancy Black Klilu? lhe Younges xJunior Playa Cast of Characters 79 Myx tha MCVICKQI Thomas Severtaon Gladys Andex son Dale McCulloch Dorothy Donhowe' Corey Olson Glaoe Hall bay WIIIILI' l 'H , . I I: .. I . . I I I I I .' ' I . ' I I I I ' I . ' I ' I fa fv . ' I I W I ' I I . A ' I l ' I In I I I ' I I I ' I I I ' I I I I I I - 1 ' ' I I ' ' FF ' I . ' ' I I I ' I ' I I I ' I I I I ' I I . I I I . I gl . ,4 . . Q . W ' 3 1 . '15 ' ,I . a ' 77 I 'L . - M --- 4. Q IIIIIIIIIIIIIIZII IIIIIIIIZ T h 9 1 9 3 0 E A G L E T EZCIZICII! ...... IIZIZIIII Rear Row Art Smlth Gerald Roseland Chrlstxan Knutson Myrtha M Vlcker Ed Hxllman Irma Kopecky Don Cummmgs Front Row Robert Flsher Grace Hall Orm Lonning Emogene Billmgs Dale Slmp kms Fern Anderson Eugene Blllmgs I QQ 97 Cupiuln Crossbones cOperettaJ Don Cubeb De Cigarro A Spamsh Grandee Orin Lonnmfr Donna Isabella hls wlfe Emogene Bxllmgs 'Theresa their daughter Grace Hall Eleanor an Amerxcan heiress Irma Kopecky Rlchard Stoneybroke an Amerxcan planter Robert Fisher Captaln Bombastxo of the xsland pohce Gerald Roseland Anthony Law the legal advlsor Eugene Blllmvs B111 Pxlgrxm a retlred pugxllst Donald Cummmgs Kltty the postmlstress Fern Anderson Zlm of the lsland police Edward Hillman Zam of the island pollce Dale Slmpklns Miss Pelling, a. female tutor I - - - - - Myrtha McVlcker E1121121112121 ' ' ' I'.1Z111ZIIZ, T h 6 1 9 3 0 E A G L E T 11111111112 ' ' ' ' ' ' 1111111121139 Top Rove Hlldegarde Knutson Dorothy Wllson Dons Evans Bottom Rom Lowell Burger Bruce Mlddleton Ju tm Theblay Populurllg Contest Each year the popularxty contest arouses much mterest among the student body Who are the most popular semor gxrls and the most popular senlor boys? The wmners xn the contest are promment m the varlous school actlvlties malntaln a hlgh scholastlc standmg and are leaders among thelr friends To select the most popular students each member of the student body had an oppox tunxty to glve by ballot ms choxce ot the most popular semor gnl and semor boy From these ballots the flve gnrls and fue boys who recelved the most votes were ellglbles fox tht contest Each student who paxd for his Annual ln full was allowed twenty votes The number of votes allow ed was ln accordance mth the amount pald on an Annual In this way those elected were the cholce ol the student body as well as ot the tudent who bought Annual The student POUHCII wa IH charge cf the conte t V . . . . , , . --A V I . 1. , V . Q 1 . . . 7 w . i V. . .hw . ' ' . C ,. -- , .1 o S, .- 5 ' S . AL .1lI'i'.l1'.li!'JI1l1'.II.....I i',.'1lIlll1!III ...... ZIZIIIIIIIII T h 9 1 9 3 0 E A G L E T 2511512221122 1121111111223 Rear Row Eugene Bllllngs Bernxce Mellgren Robert Stryker Robert Fxsher Murray Coleman Lowell Burger Erma Imboden Front Row Olga Sathre Myrtle Strom Irma Kopecky Dorothy Wllson Mary Tre mame Leona Smlth Edythe Wxlds Gertrude Thompson Efrglof Sfoff DOROTHY WILSON Erdltor ln Chief GERTRUDE THOMPSON I ROBERT FISHER Asslstant Editors MURRAY COLEMAN MARY TREMAINE IRMA KOPECKY ERMA IMBODEN MYRTLE STROM EUGENE BILLINGS EDYTHE WILDS OLGA SATHRE BERNICE MELLGREN S ROBERT STRYKER IFONA QMITH Asslstant Manager Art Editor Assxstant Art Editor Calendar Editor Joke EdltOli Snapahot Edltors Athletxc Edltor Typlst, .N i 1 S ..,...,,,.,,,, ,,,,,. ,,,, LOWELL BURGER 5 ..,. .,.,,,,,,,,,... ,,,. B u siness Manager y W, . . ' . Giflllllllilfll 'J Ii I 'I ' ' . ' 'IIII'III'Z'lIl11III11ZIl T h 6 1 9 3 0 E A G L E T 12211221 ' .. ., , ,,,,,I21I Q A JB Junror Sc rrror' lxrrls ble? blub Pre rdent Hrldevarde I nutson Secretary Bernadme Vrke Vrce Presrdent Ior Sharp Treasurer Ellen Thorson Student Councll Gertrude Thompson Frrst Soprano Dorls Prehm Grace Hall Jean Mlddleton Mars Lou Roper Harrlett Svxenson Mabel Fexold Georgra Van WIC Hope Hadley Hazel Watson Lors Sharp Berna dme Vlke Jean Short Cfladxs Johnson Gertrude Thompson Eugenra Rrebhoff Clarrce Lar en Orpha Mrckelson Bernrce Mellgren Althea Nelson Irene Long Irene Larson Madelyn Tollefson Gweneth Dewex Dorrs Esans Fern Anderson Dorothx Flower L1l lrfrn Stump! Vera Blornqurst Frances Nelson Faye W1IlI0! Swlua Charleson Joseplnne Durt Cher Thelma Helgexold Verna Lonnrng Henrletta Foss Bernlce Ferguson Mrldred Pearl Hrll Alrce Nelson Bernr e Nodland Dora Knutson Scrond Soprano Ellen Norern Ingeborg Nesherm Florence Ophelm Irene Brusvutz Helen Westerburg Bernrce Mrclland Dorothx Donhoxxe Eleanor Larson Ora Helvexold Ola Sathre Mwrtle Strom Irma Kopeckx Gladrse Sathre Dorothx Wrlson Wrmfred TCk1l6lIYl Ernrlx Horton Anna Pehl Cora Thorson Thelma Helgexold Gladxs Anderson Frances Nelson Jeanette Fexold Olena Anfrnson Vrola Thorn Cora Thorson Helen Yenck Marjorle Hanson Marx Pletcher Alto MQFIOH Mrclland Mrldred Porter Thelma Gucldall Ruth Nlehl Nix rtha lVIcV1cker Pernlce Helffexold Alrce CIIIHPQ Lol'r Netland Marx Trernalne Leone Lrlleskau Leone Me er llrlde arde Knutson Nlrldred Orr . v 0 1- Q w 1 -L Z .' , , , - 4 D i Q . . , I - L. - A .S H 5 V . . J' .',. V . . - ' . 5. V V ' - Gray. Katheryn Lund. Erma Imboden. Jean Christensen. Freda Buhner. 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I ..... . .......,... 1111111111112 1 1 L '- Frvslrnzfrn Soplwonzorc fxrrls C111 as Club Presrdent Margaret Mvklebust Secretary Mrldred McCulloch Vrce Presrdent Arlorne Wrrrans Treasurer Dorothy rlrnkley Student Councrl Roberta -ierth Soprano Valarn Johnson Myrtle Hetland Dorrs Knutson Margaret Joberg Vrvran Tollefson Dorothy Rounds Phyllrs Watson Laurrne Berg Evelyn Stracke Margaret Baker Arlorne Wrnans Lucrlle Martrn Lors Anderson Vryran Pohlman Alrce Allre Helen Prehm 'elen Trout Evelyn Bradford Helen Johnson Garl Mrddleton Blanche Burger Dorrs Hall Jodella, Olson Esther Edvaards Margaret Helgeson Betty Lukehart Vrrgrnra Mead Agnes Eckstrom Evelyn Robrnson Ellen Parne Bernrce Trltcn Evelyn Allen Vanrta Mattrse Hrlborg Soppeland Jeanette Conner Ldrth Carter Helen Cahrll Mary Pletcher Edrth Srrnms Laura Grav Helen Grllespre Maryorre Ulstad Second Soprano Mrldred Lcnnrng Leona Olson Laveda Rrfen Ida Skrey Cornelra Olson Helen Wrlson Helen Jergenson Helen Wrlcox Paulrne Nelson Beverly Grrswold Ardeth Mellgren Phyllrs Hanson Alrce Hotz Mrldred McCulloch Jessie Brusyyrtz Melvrna Nelson Marcra Cash Clarrce John or Elrzab th Thebray Agnes Sampson Elarne Durt chez Carolrne Larsen Jamre Johnson Mary Ollre Frrday Florence Grlman Lourse Ellrs Margaret Myklebust Vrolet Messe: Elnora Copp Vrolet Johnson Garl Hall Alto Marx McVrcker Alrnrra Lrrsen Alrnrra Palsdoter Ethel Fevold Margaret Nevr Vcrrrb Leurra Coleman Vrolet Helvevold Vrola l'horn Mary Shurson Helen Lukehart Vlarre Rognlren Vera Pohlman Elsre Thompson Lucrlle Shcenharr Margaret Brssell Dorothy Hrnkley Buqs bla 1 lrlub Presrdent Eldon Chrrsteson Treasurer Herbert Grlman Vrce Presrdent Corey Olson Student Councrl Robert Frsher Secretarv Maryrn Haskrns Accompanrst Clayton Hathayyav FrrsPTenor Mrlton Wrlcox Herbert Grlman Lloyd Larsen Donald Lonnrng Arthur Srnrth Maryrn Haskrns Merton Clancy Lyle Gross Lyle Culmer Kenneth Seyerson Rav mond Wrrght Robert Shaftoe Frank Carry Roderrck Newcomb Second Tenor Eldon Chrrsteson Laverne Opherm Orvrlle Neryrg Chrrstran Knutson Clayton Hathavray Omer Gunderson Joe Severson Rrchard Cummrngs Bernard Black man Rrchard Osman Bernard Myklebust Orrrr Lonnrng Frrst Bass Robert Frsher Lowell Burger Corey Olson Thomas Sebber Norrrs Olson De-Loss Moats Karl Waddell Arthur Nesrerm Joseph Hall Second Bass Thomas Severtson Martrn Nelson Ray Koepke Dale Srrnpkrns Ca1lOll Stracke Frrffene Brllrngs Donald Cummrnes Fdxvrrcl Hrllman Iusrrn Fhebray Stewart Wrosl Q2 .B V... V VV 1 ll L 1 J 3 0 In A Cv E I' ..V.fVVlV.V11,1fI1lV1lfIllIClVIlfI.ffff ,,, Q rj- - , X! 1 'Y I 'W Y , - s -7 v s 1 . n . f , L . g 5 V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V , , . I 45 1 1 1 Y ' V V V V V V V - V V V V . Q , . V V V V V V V . , , , . - - V V 4 V V - V V V - V V V Y . . . . Y. . V V V V - V V . ' .' V- ' ,VV ' V ' ' - u V 3 KV M V 1 3.5 'V ' ' V V V V - v Y r V r 1 ' 1 ' ' I .NV .. , 2 ,. V , L V, ' . - ' I . , . , I V I . , . . D V V V V l ' . V V V ' V 9 'W N1 V -. , V - V ' V' ' V V V . V - , V V V . V . A V , . 1 . 7 . V V V . 5.1 - r 1 v - v V ' . . Q - V V - . Q V V ' A 1 A - . , V . . . ' ' - V ' V V V ' V ' V ' W - , . ,, . . , V ,V , . r , . , r . - Qg::::::::::::: 1:::::::: T h e 1 9 3 0 E A G L E T '::::::::::: :::::::::gQ Rear Row Bernadine Vlke Lois Sharp Herbert Gxllmann Gerald Roseland Joseph Hall Fwelyn Robinson Margaret Seaquist Jeanette Fevold Front Row Doiothv Benedict Martin Haskins Grace Hall Corev Olson Emogene Billings Bernice Midland Vera Blomquist Talon bluff Fditoi Corey Olson TYDIQYQ C en Activities Emobene Billin s Vela Blomquist Jeanette Fevold Departments tnaee Hall Feibert Cfillmann Bernadlne Vike port Slant Gerald Roseland Pernlce Midland Margaret Seaquist Girls Sports Fvelyn Robinson Business Staff Iokes Marvin Haskins Advertising Manager Joseph Hall Junioi High Spcrts Erling Klost 1 Business Manager Corey Olson The Talon was printed for the first time the first week after Christmas vacation The fnst issue was printed January 10 1930 The tudents did not take to it right at UTS! Howevei it is not unusual that 1 new project dees not receive due credit at the first But with each issue the students seemed to take more interest in the paper The paper has paid fox itself and although the staff has worked hard they think then efforts have been rewarded bv the enthu 1'1 m with which the Talon was received Another thing that inspued the staff to do harder work was the cooperation of the faculty Alto gether the experience obtained and the knowledge of newspaper work is reward enough for the tiff They look bar-lf upon it with the thou ht that omethin has been 'ur-om pli hed . .. I . . ' ' , 'T , ' ' 71. ' ' . f - ' A -. - re- V .....,.,..,. Junior High Notes . Dorothy Benedict Exchange Editor. .,... .. ..,., ...Lois Sharp ,', ' I. i I c l ' ' h . 'V , 'li t , t , , . , I , I . , V' 4 - h ' V - . . L L t ' . , . ' 4 ' L A -, f sl ' Q ' if . V . . ' V . ' ' L. ' , '5 it sl 'fg...'4 , '- It f'30E-XCLET 2 The 1930 EAGLET ra. Coach Sanford Coach Prather Coach Parsons Our Couchlng Stuff Pop Sanford has been of great help to the Athletrc Department of E G H S dur1n'f the past two years He started the material that has helped make th1S years season a success Pop worked wxth great efflclency among the second strmg th1s year to make lt posslble for Bens Eaglets to practlce on them It IS to h1m that we owe a share of the credlt for our success thxs year Thxs IS Ben s f1rst year at Eagle Grcve and IE IS agreed among the students and town people that he has everythlng that IS necessary to make the good coach that he lb Although our football team dldnt wxn a large percentage of thelr games they came through wlth that spmt and flght that makes real men and we feel that Coach was re sponslble for thls His basketball team developed the same spmt Note The wrlter thmks however that he xs very hard on the student manager cf th football team during cold weather Coach Parsons was the one to start wresthng m E G rl S and he now has a faxrly large group of boys workxng out each year He has always made h1s boys be gocd clean sports and for thls he IS to be admxred He has developed several good wrestlers smce he has been workmg wxth the boys among whom are Chrls Nelson who IS champ of '11 welght ln the Navy and George Martm a Freshman at Ames I aptaln The-brat Captaln Mlddleton Captaln Stulfer Ea ketbaur Football' wvre tlmgf Ill!IlI1!I1 221211212211 illililll ' lllllllllllll Q 'Q :Q 33-, V, . . 4' ' , ,Air . - fl A' U , If Y ' ' . . . . 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L A FOOTBALL SQUAD '1 0 the Sc c onds The se onds are not known to mans of us because they dxdnt get to strut then' stutt ls fcxe us only m two mstances They met CIHIIOH tvxlce but dldn t beat them on elther c cas1on The seconds have a hard tune of lt all tl e may axound When the flrst stung IS gettlng IC3dV for a game they haue to take a bark seat and Just run slanals YAh1Ch lsnt much lun Then they hate to lealn the plays of exery team so they van use them avamst the fnst team They make xt posslble fox the fnst team to play good hard fast b'11l wam L any team When cold weather comes and thexe arent enouvh svxeat shuts to P0 around the s onds have to run cr Ir ez They stay cut through Iain Ol snovs heat ox cold to make It possxble to haxe a good team So here s to the seconds THE TEAM if-v ,f ll if 3 Q,::lf1 ':1fw'f1:I:::1':f:1f 'I I'lI.IIII.lICIII,IIIIl.f'IlI'l'IIII'lfII'lIifI.IlIlCLI T h 6 1 9 3 0 E A G L E T IllllflilllIII,lllllliIf''fIfIII'I.lIII,fI1I'IIf'I CIIL,121211IIIl.'I.'.1lIIl1IIf ff ,gg Y 1 , L Y 3 ,' BGOBY Mgr f 'JIMP ,Z PFA! w SAM 4 L.. 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O ' I V ' ' The 1930 EAGLET Rear Row Emory Frlday Lester Johnson Rxchard Brlsbm A B Parsons fCoachJ Jchn Shoenhalr Robert Shaftoe Orvllle Tollefson Robert Sanders Front Row Spencer Hotz Everett Clauson Carl Wooster Corey Olson Robert Stryker Mllton Wilcox Ray Kopecke Ormal Roepke Xvresfllng ThlS years wrestlxnv was not a very great success as far as wmnmg was concerned Thls was due to the fact that all of our letter men and several men who were commg up were also 1n the 125 pound class It was necessary that some of these men wrestle above thexr vsexght Among the good men that performed were Frlday Heslop Johnson Stryker Br1sb1n Wllcox and Roepke Captam elect for next year Roepke placed thlrd at the M1d Iowa Conference and Johnson also had the heavy welvhts worrled for a. txme but was ehmmated Next year s prospects look much better Captam elect Roepke Wllcox Flsher a comer from Jr High Sanders Osman and Koepke looked good on the mat and we expect a Wlnlllflg team next year E mmm. . ............ mlm. ...Mn E m ....m.... .mlmlm I-u...l mmm Q. V - . . . . - , . . . . , , , , . - , 1 , - , . , - . I 3 . , . . . 5 . . Y . . - , , y - v Q Q ' - D . f - v U ' x , . y . 4 Y . . The 1930 EAGLET Se t Oct 2 Nov Dec 3 23 lfulenclflr Flrst day of school In for another nrne months Everybody still wanderrng around halls lost Most Freshres rn rlght class on tune now Class offrcers and yell leaders elected Freshmen thmk General Assembly call frre alarm Some Freshmen boys go for nrght walks Football at Ft Dodge What cculd you ekpect rt ralned Mr Mrller reads the honor 9 'P roll rn Physrcs Senror grrls take on a brg responsrbrlrty Lrttle Srsters Just erght months left Whoopple ' Why Be Sane? 'Thats what we wonder Football mth Hampton Score? That doesn t matter Frrst Normal 'Irammg Club Meetrng Quret and orderly Yes? 'Student Councll takes cnarge of As ernblles Slap' Bang' Rhythmrc clapprng forbrdden rn General Assembly Faculty talent exhrblted ln Glrls League program Football wlth Belmond Oh' How rt was rarnmg Mrldred Gray falls off stool rn Physlc Lab Not much frrvollty report cards Who dxd drd d1d'P We drd drd dld Beat Humboldt Event of the year Mr Gates speaks 4He hasnt lost any speed 1 Senrors order class rlngs Mrss Stuart vrsrts us and falls to see rmprovement ln Senrors from last year Jean Mlddleton drscovers her shoes on wrong feet Mr Beem expresses hrs drslrke for Jazzy ass mblles The mystery rs How dld Mr Mrlle get a black eye'P Pheasant season Why are so many out of school? Everyone so stuck up Why? G A A sell taffred apples Football at Webster Clty Brrrrrrr Emogene Blllrngs broke her re ord and stayed wlth the same day Bob Stryker tr res glass blowrng rn Glass Blrwers assembly Physrcs test Look at your paper and weep Vacatron What a relief The looked forward to game w1th Clarron Not so bad Everyone glad to come back to school Yeh Senrors started somethrng Junrors order class rrngs These mmlmum essentrals wrll be the death of us yet Senrors flashrng class rrngs Slx weeks test and Mrnrmum E sentlals 'P'7 'PFFFFF Senror grrls present Hottentots rn Grrls League Football fellows do therr own adxertrslng ln Story Clty game Our busrness manager on Job after weeks rllness We learn to fry steak rn Lrqurd A11 Demonstratron Turkey Day and we beat Algona 1Too much turkeym Junror Senior grrls grve football fellows waffle supper Zero weather rn Assembly Go Ill and cool off Freshles put on a plcturesque assembly Faculty get out for basketball Senlors stage party Pep meetrng Basketball campaign golng hot Sophomores entertarn us rn General Assembly I ll say we beat Belmond rn basketball Normal Trarnmg Chrrstmas party Soph grrls grxe G11 ls League play It was a knockout Magrcran here Some golng to take up the trade to fm out where the doves went to Vacatlon Merry Chrrstma and a Happy New Year fellow one whole 5 lkllll..kll ,.ll ,l..,lr...,. 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' ' ' d The 1930 EAGLET Jan Feb March 23 24 Aprrl Mak Everyone eager to start work agam Oh veh'P Played close B B game wrth Ft Dodge Frrst edltron of The Talon We can rf anybody can Two words tell us the sad story th1s week Semester tests Frrst day 2nd semester Exeryone lost Junrors flourxsh therr class rrngs How drd we stand the shock'P Report cards Faculty B B Game wrth Clarlon Some game Senlors rnspect heatlng plant and pronounce rt O K Mammas Affalr We hear that Coach Prather was a beautrful b'1bV Declam contestants do then stuff Annual Campaign on Save your pennres It s snowlng We can see more bob partles comrng We enjoyed Mornrnffsrde Cedar Falls debate except that we mrssed seventh peuod classes Lmcoln s bxrthday We feel we shold have vacatron Senrors grve long looked for assembly Worth wartrng for Ccorge and Martha Washrngton Ball Whooprel Not braggmg but we thxnk Sprrng rs here Tumblrng Assembly Could you do that'P Our troubles have started agaln Srx weeks tests And we thought Sprrng was here Amt we got fun thrs week'P Mrnrmum essentrals Mmxmum essentrals Mrnrmum essentrals Mrnunum essentmls Convrnced that we need a petlt Jury And how'P Ba ketball over Last game wrth Alvona Jumor play practice started Mcre hopes shattered Report cards Student Councll grves us a glrrnpse of the Annual A great debate week VICIOTIES galore Some of our Faculty has the mumps We learn to appreciate Amerlcan customs compared to Japanese Welcome Frxday agalll Second Assembly thrs week We see the telephone Junror play The Youngest a great success Sprmg mcatlon Do we need rt'P 'P 'P 'P 'P Everyone lookxng more rested up Normal Tlallllllg gnls try then sklll at teachrng Aprrl Fool Freshres glve G11 ls Lea ue play Une lpected Guest Stewart Wrest takes up the detectlve buslness Norma' Trarnmg party agam Mornrngsrde srngs to us There s one consclatron Only one more week of test torture llke Does Operetta practrce call for late hours 'P 'P 'P 'P 'P Senrors get a real electrrc shock rn Physlcs class Junrors hold candy sales to ralse money for banquet Erma lmboden has a DISEOI 1n Cxvlcs class Hrgh School Oper etta Captarn Crossbones Kld Das Don t we look cute Junror Senror Banquet Academrc tests How smart 'P 'P 'P 'P 9 Senlor Class Plat A Prmce There Was Baccalaureate Senror exams Here s where our fate lre Class das Graduatron So long E G H S tus 393 an 8. . . f , U , 10. ' ' ' -' 1 ' 3 . 15. ' ' ,' A ' . 5 ' .. 20. A . ' . 21. A A A A . 22. ' A ' .- . 23. . . . . 27. A A ' ' . . 30- H - ' H. . A . V. K. P l 6. A . A . 10. ' ' . -' ' . 11. A A C A - . 12. A ' A - A . 14. ' A . A . 18. A A A A . 19. A . . 20. Game with Webster City. We wanted to be nice to them. 21. ' . A . A . . 24. ' A ' . 25. ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' z 26. -1 '- . 27. ' ' ' . -. 28. S . . 'A D . 1 3. ' ' . 5. . , D .. 7' . . . . 10. .. ' . A A V . 11. ' . 14. A A . 20. A ' . . 21. A . . . . . .- -25. A '. A . ' A .... . 26. ' A , . 27-28. f '- 1 '-.' ' . . A 1. A . 4. A A A . 10. A A A . 11, ' ' ' . f ' ' l'. 14. A ..... 15. ' f ' ' ' ' . 16. ' H ' 1 . 18. A A A A ' . 22, ' 2 - ' .. 24. A ' ' . B. ' .- ' I 6. A .. ' .... . 9. ' 4 ' 18. . 19-20. A ' . ' '. ' A 23. . Addenda and Memoranda Arthur Barnes Dale McCulloch Helen Westerburg Thomas Severtson Sfafe Debafers Plcture of State Debate Team above arrxved too late for prmtmg m 1ts regular pos1 tlon wlth other debaters .l.0.T.... P' lil l 'Q 't!' HI flfliIIIZlfIII'. IlI'..I'fIlI'I' 'II..I. 1.,.lI',IllllIIf'I'IIl'llillilflllillfill T 11 6 1 9 3 0 E A G L E T Ilillfffflflllfilll .',. J. II. ..V. 212123: Q ff, JB 1 I V Z rl ll J L 1 'I P . ? W CL A-Q a in I 6 193 EAGLET A Professofs Diary Mon Arrived at the farm today Found a funny llttle kitten ln the woods Spent the rest of the day ln the creek Tues Took a bath ln the stove and buxlt a f1re 1n the bathtub Repalrs next week Wed Trled to mllk a cow but couldnt flnd her faucet Thurs Nearly drowned ln the creek Got m 10 feet of water and forgot to swlm Frl Gave the pet dog a bath and forgot to turn off the water Sat Forgot to wrxte m my dxary today Sun Went to church put my spectacles IH the collectlon plate shook hands w1th the preachers baby and klssed hxs wlfe P S Be out of Jall next week Pathfmder Jean S Radlo cant be anythmg new after Grace H Why not? Jean S Well I read that those antlque four post beds had broad casters He ns so Dumb- He thmks a Ch1cago racketeer IS a tenms player lhat the classes of heavenly bodles are Blonds Brunettes and Redheads That a newspaper scoop has a handle That Joan of Arc was Noahs wxfe That a football coach has four wheels That the famlly tree of a scrub woman IS a scrub oak 'That Wheellng West Vlrglma IS hard work That a bandeau IS a female Jazz band Nell Dunkel went mto the hardware store and bought three shells and was gomg to get hxs llmlt durmg the pheasant season Ed Heslop Ive always adm1red you hands Hlggle Thanks Ive always been qulte attached to them myself Georgla Im kmd of m the dark as to what I should eat Hazel W In that case you should stlck to a llght dlet MISS McDonald Irma tell me who ID fluenced Bryant to Wflte hls poems of death Irma K unnocentlyr The grave dlggers John 1dream1lyr Darling I have but a smgle thought th tGladys 4co1dlyr Yes anyone could see a 0 212112221 lllllllliiiilll Q all. x - ' .....31...ZII!I'2.. 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Eagle Grcve Bottling Works Phone 209 Healthful Drlnks for Home and Party QQQ'oo.Qo,QQQQoQ,oQQQ,QQ'oQQQoQQQ'QQoQ QQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQ R L Martm Dental Surgeon Over Baker s .. .. ..'.. .. .. ..,..'.. ..g..,.. .. ..'..' .. .. .. .g .. .. Security Savings Bank Eagle Grove Iowa Oldest Savmgs Bank ln Wr1ght County Resources S900 000 00 .g..'......,........,....'..g..,............+.......... M.. .. .. Cole Bros Quality Meats Phone 87 or 88 Q Q Q .QQOQQ an QQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQ QQQQQQQQQQ R E Roper Hardware Mcfnegol s Golf Goods Eagle Grote Iowa QQQQoQQQ,QQ4QQQQQQQQQQQQQ'QQ. QQQQQQ' QQQQQQQQ Ed Hlllman I ve changed my mind Bus Well does 1t work any better? Jean M Gee Don that candy ln that wmdow makes my mouth water Don C Well here IS a blotter Nell D I thought I told you not to stop here Why d1d you do lt? JUSUII Because of my bellef ln Nell Nonsense' What do you mean? Justln I belleved that you wele at the othel end of the street Gladys How can you keep warm at mght? Olga Reach for a blanket mstead of a sheet Myrtle S Im thlrsty and I Wanta drlnk Mrs S Drmk mllk 1ts good for th blood Myrtle Yeah but I am t bloodthxrsty What natlonallty lS your date? Well Judglng from hex tar-tlcs she :1 Laplander Mr Mac Are you sure that was a mal mage l1cense you gave me last month? Judge Of course whats the matter? some mxstake Ive llved a dogs llfe ever smce Scotchman p1 otect ln Then there was the dymg who drank embalmmg fluld to estate from the undertaker Hows your deaf brother? He s gettlng better How so? He was arrested yesterday and w1ll have 11, hearing tomcuow Sneeze What does Bob Stryker know about athletlcs? John S Nothmg He thmks the pol vault IS ln the Bank of Warsavs Beany Why dld you glve up your Job? k Stem The boss sald something I dldnt 1 e Whats at? 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'NZ I I .-'ZNZNZHINZ I Z I f T Z f Z'x' , ' Y V The 1930 EAGLET mu uuuunn nun on :neun Jean M I drdnt accept John the frrst trme Fe proposed E Brllrngs No you werent there Paulrne Nelson The other boys want me for my money You wouldn t marry me for money would you'1 Bcb Stryker Honey I wouldnt marry you for all the money rn the world Wayne T I always say what I thrnk Lowell B I wondered why you were so ur Em Brllrngs Dont ask me to tlrrnk I nr busy Brute Sure you dont mean dr7zy OO Txro chrldren vsere dlSC'llS5lI'l'f tl er breakfast I had an awful good breakfast sard Johnny So drtl I stud Emmy Lou I had som spetrally nrce that begrns wrth ll A ncrangeq suggested Johnny thrn A napp1e No rt was a negg Why rs the modern flapper lrke a bunga low? upstarrs Mrs Prather When we were frrst mar rrfrd you used to say you loved the ground I walked on Mr Prather Oh that ground' Yes I drd love rt But we ve moved srnce then Oh Don I ve lcst my dramond rrng and I cant frnd rt anywhere sard Lrllran Stumpf 'Ihats all rrght dear sard Don Parne I found rt rn my trouser pocket thrs morn rnsf Mrdge Orr When I was eatrng drnner last nrght the butter ran Shrek Orr Thats nothrng Last nrght I was uptovsn and savt a cake walk Now Guew There rs a word rn the Englrsh languag the frrst tvro letters of txhrch srgnrfy a male the frrst three a female the frrst four a great man and the whole a great woman The 'word 1 herorne Beany How dld you get the grease on vour face Bob S Well you see our car broke down and I had to frx rt Beany Srnce when do you grease your car yxrth red grease'P Justrn Hou does Jean M krssq Ed H Hare you ever played a tuba Mary T I play the prano Just to krll trme Lowell You certarnly hate a frne wa pon an O, Dr' E C Johnson Dentrst Oy er Allavt ay s ,ooooo'oooo'oo oo,n.noo neocon an J H Martrrr 84 Son Wrrght Countys Largest Grocers Fhree Phones Nos 90 91 9.2 an nn an S Flvnn Attorney o nn nn L E Beer Real Estate and Insurance un anna nun' nunnnn. o sooo oo an oo nnnnnoooo oennoooo noon noon noon nn nnovooooo ooo 'VI 8a H Motor C0 Authorrzed Ford Sales and Servrce Batterres Trres Accessorres Waslrrng Storage an an an an noon Eagle Grove Eagle fhe Human Interest Paper nn .ao an an an Noonans Jewelry Only Whats Good rn Jevtelry Vrsrt Our C rft Shop 'nkonn wus... .......3 uno no as we M ......... . . , , .....,.... ........ , .......... .. ...... . ,......... ..... .5 '.f'. . . . 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IL1111'i.'. 171 111.1 1,', 1'111z11l,1'1iin': i1..1l' fJ1,:. 1-1:.:1..Et1'-,151 1..w1.:1 '11 ',1, 1:xEL 1,4111 1111' 111 .1:.f1 1'1 111 1 e 193 EAGLET Art Barnes What would I have to gxve you for Just one llttle k1ss'P Dor1s K Chloroform Dear Mr Beem wrote Mrs S1mpk1ns Klndly excuse Dale s absence yesterday H fell ln the mud By dolng the same you wlll greatly oblxge h1s mother Mr Mlller If you love work why dont you do lt'-' Mldge Orr Alas Mr M1ller love Bruce Mlddleton faxled ln Physxcs He called Dllly Faxled m Physlcs Pre pare Papa Dxlly called school later Papa prepared Prepare yourself Stewart W16St Yes my father has con tributed very much to the ralslng of the working classes Mr Beem Is he a soc1al1st Stewart No he makes alarm clocks Old But Good An Itahan who kept a frult stand was much annoyed by possxble customers who made a practice of handhng the frult and pmchlng it thereby leavmg lt softened and often spolled Exasperated beyond endur ance he tmally put up a Slgn whlch read If you must prncha da frurt pmcha da cocoanut Pop Sanford walked mto a shoe store accompamed by hrs wlfe and several chll dren and sald to the clerk I want to get the hull lot of em fltted up ln shoes After an hour or two of hard work the clerk suc ceeded m gettmg each one fltted and was beginmng to make out the b1l1 Oh dont bother about that sald Pop I dont Want to buy shoes I just want to get the slzes so s I can order em from Sears Roebuck 85 Co I hope that you keep your cows ln a pasture saxd Mrs McFadzen as she pald the mllkman Yesm sald the mllkman Of course we keep them ln a pasture Im so glad gushed Mrs McFadzen I have b en told that pasteurlzed mxlk IS much the best Jean M Do you sing soprano? Grace H Sure how does the flrst verse start? 0 lllllllmllll lllll llhllllllullllllllumlll mmunll m IlIIIml!IllllllIllmillllnIIIIImmm!IInlllnlIllmlIIlllmllmlulllmmnmn m a ' - 4 U 11 ' ' r . , . , , .. - , e . . ,, i , , , y . . , , , , , IS . l ,, . . . - I . . ,. - . .I , H n y - . , . l 1 I Y . , , . H . . . , H , ' 1 H , . . - - ,, , - - - .l . ,, - .. , , . . . , ' I , H , . .. . . . .. , ,. - - .. , - ,, .. . H . . , .. Q . . . .. ,. -- , The 1930 EAGLET M1ller What book has most lnfluenced your 11fe Art My father s check book A woman IS always w1ll1nU to give you half the road The trouble 1s she cant de Clde Wh1Ch half to g1Ve you MISS Gearhart Tell us what you car about the manners and customs of the people of Indla Marlon MSTIOH F They alnt got no manners Leshe P Dad what part of speech IQ woman? Dad Woman alnt no pant of speech son she s all of xt Jean C You dont look well Gweneth No Ive Just been UHCOHSCIOUQ or ewht hours Jean Heavens' Whats wrong'P Gweneth Nothmg I was just asleep Here hes the body of Henry Fay Who dled mamtalnlng his rlvht of way He was uffht dead rlght as he sned along But hes Just as dead as lf hed been dead wrong Mr Parsons What dld you thxnk of the two for a dollar cwar I gave ycu'J Mr Logan I thouffht you must have kept the nmety f1V9 cent one M1ller Say Roger was I gOll'lU uw or down the stleet when I met you? Berry Down M1ller Well 1tS all rwht then I guess I have been down to lunch Prather I wasnt dolng forty mlles an hour or even thlrty or ex en twenty Mayor Beer Hold on or you will be back mg lnto somethlng Lew IS Do you belleve m the efflclency of prayer'P Dorls I would lf you had gone home an hour ago Pop S D1d you fmd a roll COIIIQIIIIDU S20 under my p1l1ow'P Porter on tram Yes Suh thank you suh A .J Q mn. .,.....,....,..,........,..............,,.............,................,... , ............ ,,, ' Z ' ' -v , 1 D N 4 . I , I and they don't wear no costumes., ' -X . , f ', . 1 YL I l , QM . . D ' Q Q Y Y b . , 4, ga - - - .3 g J . r . ' D A ,, , . A. ' I , , ' ' D . A v w 1 l W ' : ' ' ',, . . -V ' r D W .Z . V . . . O 1 I The 1930 EAGLET ls 'hx- -S515 ww? 'fr- lay, Dnngwll QT: 4 K WRDAW7' 1. N B 1 u M mum un uwnml ummm n I e HH 4. f 3 H un..-m. 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' ' , f M f W , , V V , 1' , f - f w' V a ' ' 5 4 5 1 1 I I '-.u e 1930 EAGL Prosecutrng Attorney At what hour drd you hear the prstol shotg Georgra Van Wre It was erther durrng Ire P psodent or Luckv Strrke hour Bob Was vour barn hurt durrng the ey clone'P Sod I dont know we hayent found rt Ve Stracke When I dance wrth you I feel as though I m treadrng on clouds Lo a Dont krd yourself Those are my feet Yrroeene B What would you do rf a horse fell rrrto your bath tub'P Brrt M Id pull the plug out Rev Seyertson Carroll do you know who burlt the ark? Carroll S No ar Rev Severtson Correct Parsons Drdn t I tell you to notree when e elue pot borled oyer'P Emory Frrday I drd It was a quart r past ten Father How rs rt you neyer remembe wl at you haxe learned at school durrrrg the tcaeher has sard and can tell her father when s re gets home Lcrs A Yes but she lrxes a lot nearer school Ward S Who put that statue under the s1nk9 Pop S Sh' Thats a plumber Gerald Roseland I saw a man swallow a sword Art Snrrtlr That IlClh1I'lg I saw a man rnhalo a camel 'Wir Parsons Teaches- It has been round that under the same condrtrons oats wrll make better growth rn ruh sandy loam than on asphalt payernent Umbrellas may be rarsed rn any part oi Iowa That weeprng wrllows wrll weep nrore ri err .r n rn an onron patrh 'That cofife lrtuld nexer be planted untrl the ground ha thawed ot rn tle rprrng Lola N Yea I know they tortured souls of the C. A A members when they frrst en tered Fyelyn A We w re just rnrtrated and belrexe me rt w r nt our souls that hurt Oryrlle N Why are you wearrna that old wearer to class? Hayent you any slurtso rroll Q r s r ut they rr both lll the w rsh Dorothy D I heard a good Joke on Burdette yesterday Jean M Let s hear rt Dorothy D Gosh I forgot rt nun ann un R W Yan7wo Dentrst Oyer Crrrrhrrrn s qtore 'nk' nunun'n'nu.o una.. nun Leuthold 8: Hrrrklev Clothrng and Shoes Only Whats Good uuoln' nn , ,Q N., All Krnds of Lunches Bostonm Candles Ice Creanr Drrnks Elmer Johnson Prop una woo' ' nov oooo nov Poultry Eggs and Cream Enterline 85 Son reneer Enterlrne Phone Always a Square Deal and Hrehest Market Pr rte anna an I han I Smrth Druggrst Phone ro hayle Crroye Iowa O . 9000909091 Lagle Crowe Greenhouse John Buhner Prop oonoooonn an Jack Torllron Garage Burcl-r Oldsrrrobrlc and Porrtlrrt Seryree Guaranteed Reparr Work Phones Offrte 23 Res Red 170 no o N no lf-......... ................. ... . . ............. ......,.....,., ................... .... ............ . . . ... ,,, I I Q-ZHIMZNINZMZ 2 I I-'IMI-I-'INS-'Z Z Z ! Z I I-'! Z-'ZNZ'-ZH! I I .. . . N .K , . 3 ' . 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V -- A. . - .g..g..g g..,..g..'..'..,..g..g 3..3.3.4..'..-..g..,.,..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..- The 1930 EAGLET .J me 30 LET You Know the Seotehman Who- Dunk tea Icx 20 years but then had to qult because h1S tea leases wore out Pxoposed to tue sglrl on the 18 das Hollx wood dlet Wont stax out late at mght because he refuses to waste MOIGS eiplamlng to hls wlfe Cot .1 Job cn the other slde of town so he could read ms fellow passengel s papel as hi xode to work Put popcorn ln hxs wlfes pancakes L tl ey w u d tuxn themselves oxer Was mauled ln the back yald so tlt cl1ckens would have the rlce Took to sw mmmg so he cou'd use th flee hand stloke Walked all oxex town lookmg fox 1 cheap post offxce The uslng genelatlon 1et11es about the IIIIIP that the letnlng g6llCl8.tl0ll usts MISS Connor Dld you lead 1n Wllllilll scns today? Noun O'son No I lead 111 the assembly When you are Ilylflg to make up youl mlnd to klss ycur gul and SLIIDIISC hex don t klss hel and SUIDIISC hex Justln I want that cal ln the XKIIICIOXX Garaveman Well It s m the W1lld0XX Dale Mc I thmk Ill open up an offlce when I gffladuate Alt B I ll probablv turn out to be '1 Jan IIOI nu self Fern A Isnt Don Vl.OIlCl91flll9 Whv he can 'utuallv make one feel hot ox cold happy ox sad at Ins shghtest w1ll Gladlse L Thats IIOLIIIIIU 'lt all Om J'1!1llCl can do that Campus Book Agent S11 thxs nuc'o pedla wlll tell you anythlne xou want to know Mr Beem O 5eS'P Well tuxn to the page whele II tells who kllled Cock Rohm and lead lt to me Helen T Do sou make llfe sve enlawe ments from snapshots? Mxklebust Thats oul speelaltx Helen Fme hexes a plcttue I took ol I9 Grand Pany on Wlllazd S Id llke to bux some chams o :ny tnes Glocel Sorry we keep only gxoeeues Wlllald I thought thls was a chfun stme C0103 When I got thxs bottle of tome heme and lead the label I saw xt was not n eant fo1 me so I bxought II back Dll1gglSL Thats a good tome Coxey Maybe ll xs but It saxs on the bottle fC1 adults and thats sometlnnv I nexer had ln my lxfe M1 Mlllex MX glll wxxtes me thxt shf ls all unstxung What shall I do'1 M1 BOIIX Send l'e1 1 wne an an Robinson 8. Cnrllss Dlstllct Manaeexs The Mutual Llfe ot Nc w Xolk nun II G Rlhv Dcntlst o an an Relllble G1 ocexy Few Good Ihmgs to Fat fhrlsteson 85 Flower A Bll'1ld'IlC QLOIC use Pet Arqufunted Wlth e ssels Ilarclware YVIIOIG Your Dollfu Has Mote Sense oonoonn an an Full 8. WVIISOH FIIIDIILITC and Undeltakmg Fomplete I me of Mfljestlc Rarho Graham s Qllillty Mexehandxse at Modexate P1 lces nun ,uw Dr I lonnmg Chnoplactol new 5 fE , A .. . , . , . 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Dale No modernrstrc bed Bruce lcallmg up hrs grrll Hello dear would you lrke to haye dlllllel with me tonrght? Nat Id love to dear Bruce Well tell your mother Ill be over M McFadzen My wrfe throws a frt eyery trme I come home late Mr Opperman Well thats fr lot softer than a sklllet Bus Do vou know why Washrngton threw the srlver dollar across the Potomac? Ernogene No why? Bus He was teachrng a couple of Scotch men how to swrm Accordrng to one cf MI Mrllers most prornrsrng Chernrstry students Sllrcon rs Iound rn two forms the crystallme and Ca ba t Our Ford Joke Norrrs Olson How does Phy rcs class rernrnd you oi a Ford? Bob Shaltoe Because lts a. bunch or nuts yyrth a crank rn front Maryrn H Why IS Hooyer lrke Santa Claus? Corey O I don t know Maryrn Why they both haye whrte yyhlskers except Hoover Jean M Hey walter there rs no turtle rn thrs soup Walter No and rf you look close youll frnd there rs no horse rn horse radrsh Mr Mrller Bob you arent dorng any thrng The deyrl always frnds sornethrng lor rdle hands to do Corne up here and I wrll glye you some work Mr Roper Ill teach you to krss my daughter Stew W You re too late Iye learned already can nun.. nn, , -.nun ' ' Bakers Dry Goods Ready to Wear Qualrty Merchandrse at Popular Prlces noon noon own anna M1 Q. Q. .8090 O9 nov o o Q Myklebust Studro otogr erphs Lrve For ey er o o John llenneberrv Attorney at Lfryy Q o nn nu uname F'1gle Bakerv Home of N109 use nn Bread Cakes and Pastrres ww an 4n fhrrstensen 8. 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It is a progressive institution 'I'he 1930 MUSKETEER FW D B S Prather Mens Phys1calEducat1on University of Omaha B A Margaret J Stevens Womens Physlcal Educatlon Grmnell B A Mae Graham Little Mathematics Umverslty of WISCODSID Umvefslty of Iowa B A M Jack M Logan Economlcs Drake UnlV6fSlty Umverslty of Iowa B A A Ruth Castle Spe ch Unlversxty of Iowa B A Margaret Gearhart HISIOFY Grmnell College Umverslty of Iowa B A M A Erwm W Opperrnan Psychology and Chemlstry Upper Iowa Umverslty Unlverslty of Iowa B A M A Dorothy Blackman French and Envhsh Unnerslty of Iowa B A M A Illlvllllllwll mvmnn mnnuuunmnmn nuumuuu M nuuunnummmnnr naman: mmunvmumu umm , . . , . . y - ' - . . . , . ., . S. , , . ., M. . - - - D . .... V , . . 1 , . ., . . , . ., . . - - - - - Q ' v ' v , . ., . . ,., ,..................,.,..,...................,.......,..,................... . 6 . ........................,...............,...........,..........,......,...,... 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L , , ., 33 gif, 'f 'l..'X5Fl',5 Q fl x 1 Y xx lk If 3 1 YA rw f A' i rl -1.l1f-www 59 ' II r ',1., ' xv -:f JIL All K N The 1930 MUSKETEER 'WH KLARIZE SMITH TILLMAN THOMPSON LUCILE ALLEN Secretary Treasurer President Vice Presid nt Sophomore blass Hisforzj YO' HO' and a bottle of Gin Fifteen men on one man s chest One was bruised and so were the rest For the type of Pirates of which Eagle Grove Junior College is composed this is a very fitting slogan For two years we Sophomores have been bucking the Main and striving to plant our Scarlet and Gold flag in all the strange ports we could invade Our plunder as a whole has not been so great but we have at least established in our two years of existence a reputation as fighters Also the experience we have gained has been worth its weight in gold Our first year cf existence was a hard one but under the leadership of our chief Norman White we began to slash quite a swath for oui selves Although White was 2.bS9I'1t on many cf our sorties his as istant Madalyne Phillips took charge and we pushed 011 Klarize Smith was chosen to captain our section of the annual and although she had to poke work out of us by use of a marine pike she certainly put out a work that smacked CI the life of our College In our feats of strength we certainly made our opponents aware of the quality of om steel We didnt rank so high in football but certainly showed our wares in basketball competition Some of our fleetest Pirates tried their hand at running away from our Op ponents last spring in track but getting a late start in seasonal training they did not have time to show their real speed We climaxed our first year of battle with a big banquet and dance topped off with the best play that had ever been put on in cur home port Our ranks have been reduced quite considerably this year We dropped down from fifty to forty But this vear it isnt so much numbers as it is quality Some new mem beis were recruited into cur crew and it was up to us to start them cn the track right for as Sophomores we now held the upper hand and it was up to us to slip any of the new Freshmen in the crew the black spot in cas they ox er stepped their rights A new leader was found in the stalwart frame cf our head fighter Tillman Thompson Lucile Allen was assigned as first mate and the old tub was launched for another trip on the high seas The keeping of the ships log was assigned to Harold Allen and also we plunged into a new field by the work of Evelyn Blackman and Klarize Smith on cur paper Tire Cardinal Our first efforts of battle were not so successfful and after two games of football We were compelled to retire from our invasion with a 500 average. But oh what a cameback we made in our next campaign. Our B. B. warriors fnot bawl baby! raided all the main ports in our part of the continent and seldom was it they did not return with plenty of plunder. At the close of their blcody campaign they were rewarded by a genuine Pirates Feas . rthanks to the W. A. AJ No crew can carry on without some frolics and we certainly found ours in our dance? and parties. Our Eyes of Love were certainly proficient and went cver in a big way. Now it wont be long until we will be resigning our posts to our younfer less experienced mates, but the one thing which should remain with us, is the fact that we were all at one time Pirates. In the future we can always lock back upon these good old Pirate days 'rnd experience a tingling sensation of joy at the memories of our esmpades as a red blccded. full fledged. E. G. J. C. PIRATE Jef' 'N gm 61930 MUSKETEER Dons Sharp T1ll1e I wonder where my baby IS tomght Debate 1 Eaglet Staff Purple Towers Hurrxcane Hal Car dmal Staff Musketeer Staff V1ce Pres Stud ent Executlve Councll Pres W A A Eyes of Love Harold Dlxon Dlck I m blue every Monday thmklng over Sunday Football 1 2 Basketball Hurrxcane Hal Eyes of Love Leone Pame Its mce to be mce 1f you re naturally mce Debate 1 Purple Tow er W A A Marvin Larson Lars Ill do anythlng you sk except rush a g1r1 Football 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Student Executlve Councxl Klarlze Smith Klarxssa Persuade argue and convlnce she never falls Ilebate 1 Purple Tow ers Hurricane Hal Editor Eavlet Cardlnal Staff Musketeer Staff Student Executne Councll W A Class Seeretary an.1 Treasurer Harold Coltvet Snowball You nevel can tell Football 2 Basketball 2 Dcnald Hoiekvam Honk Speak to hlm ladxes see 1f you can move h11n Footballl 2 Basketball 1 2 Purple Towers Hurrlcane Hal Pres Executlve C o u n c 11 Eyes of Love Maxine Schaeffer Max Theres just a httle blt cf bad ln every good llttle glrl Hurrlcane Hal Car dmal Staff Mary Gross Grass Ycure darn ca toot Purple Towels W A Mary Ilenneberry Maggle If they ll only play mv vseddmg march ln ral' tlme Purple Towels W A A Treasurer Cardinal Staff Eaglet Staff 5112152111 2I lI 'ZZII'.Ii2Z2ZZ1Zl1I5'..'f'.IT I' h gggggggggggggg ggggggggggm E Q .. - - ., .. 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L41 e 1930 MUSKETEER Lawrence Ransford Larrv You left us alone Football 1 2 Madalyne Plulllps Pug Whats yours IS mme and whats mme IS my own HUIFICSHB Hal W A A Class Vlce Pres1dent 1 Eyes of Love Harold Allen Harv I love the hlgh school g1rls Debate l Football 2 Basketball 2 Purple Towers Hurrlcane Ha Cardmal Staff Edltor Musketeer Eag let Staff Student Exec ut1ve Counc1l Eyes of Love Tnllman Thompson T1 Ya gonna be home ton1ght'P Football 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Class President 2 Margaret Kopecky Marg Not only good but food for somethmg WAA 9 Luclle Allen Stump Enjoy l1fe before 1tS fled When you dle you re a long t1me dead Purple Towers Hur r1cane Hal Cardmal Staff Musketeer Staff W A A Class ICB Presldent Eyes Love Irene Larson Lena And 1n she breezed Purple Towers Mildred Laurent Squeak Man IS the c1rcled oak woman 1S the 1vy Hurricane Hal Car dlnal Staff Musketeer Staff W A A Mllllcent Porter M1 When she does some thlng t1s surely well done Hurrlcane Hal Stud ent Executlve Counc11 Eafzlet Staff W A A Bernlece Bolan Bare Knees Lets talk about my Sweetle Debate 1 Purple Tow ers Cardlnal Staff W A A ,, xii ' nuunmuu ' mllllmnn 111111111111111 1 X 1111 11111111111111T h 11111111111111 111111111111111 W 11 11 H . . . 11 11 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 11 u 11 11 11. 11 - 4 1 - 11. 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The 1930 MUSKETEER Donlan Stedman Shorty Pray for the hghts to go out 2 Basketball 2 Francls Whltty Mlke You don t have to come from Ireland to be Irlsh Football 2 Basketball 2 Craig Nelson Cmlgy Chug chug rattle rattle Hall the conquer mg hero comes Debate 1 Football 1 Evelyn Blackman Steam Too many partles Purple Towers Stud ent Executxve Councll W A A Card1nalStaff Musketeer Staff Eugene Allen Gene Love me love my Pug Purple Towers Hur rxcane Hal Football 1 let Staff Eyes of Love Perclval Knutson Puss Im a twelve oclock feller m a nme oclock town Debate 1 Purple Tow ers Hurmcane Hal Football 2 Basketball 2 Musketeer Staff Bernard Smith Murph I chatter chatter chatter as I go Purple Towers Foot ball 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Cardmal Staff Eyes of Love m .................................. .................... ................ .................... 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U 1 Y ,, xc ' n , , It , , u A I - - 2 ' - 2 The 1930 MUSKETEER Perry Mulll-fan John Hart Frances Sandven KVICS Presldentr 1Pres1dentl 4Sec and Treasb Basketball Football W A A Lets talk about my sxxeetle Basketball It lsnt what you say that novs Hove many vull she stand? counts Freshman Class Hlstorq On the fourth day of September 1929 thn teen t1m1d Freshmen be an thelr college careers ln E G J C There was ID the heart of each Freshman a feelmg cf doubt as to how he would be recelved mto the llfe of the Jumor College and perhaps there was an even more doubtful feellng ln the hearts of tlee Sophomores as to what chanffe these thxrteen strangers would make ln thelr lrxendly clrcles But a few days of school dlspellcd any lmgerlng fears on the part of the Freshmen at least We were enthuslastlc JUUIOI College l1fe was the lxfe for us For our leader and gulde we elected John Hart who made an excellent class presldent and as hls rxght hand man the v1ce presldent elected Perry Mulligan Frances Sandven was made Secretary and Treasurer For our representatlon ln the Student Exec UCIVC Councll Nathalle Wells and Catharlne Torp were selected Russell France was chosen to serve ln Nathahes place at the end of the flrst semestel Although the Freshman Class has done nothlng exceptlonally bl 1ll1ant or spectacular It has had Its part ln everything that has been done durmg the year The Cardinal and the Musketeer each had representatlves from the Freshman Class on 1ts staff In sports we were well lepresented and ID the college play we d1d our blt Our class has durlng the course of the school year dwlndled somewhat ln numb r Of the thlrteen vaho began only eleven are left but though the numbel 1S small the coll e splrlt enthuslasm and loyalty IS a strong as one could flnd mm mnmuu ummm 1 mmmu. 1, mm ummm: mmmu mum-nl m .Q ' 1 5 U V ' ll - v Y -, H V Y. .. -, 0 L Q A . 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' ' - - - - - - , ' - - - - - x A . . - - v - - - 5.1 J 1 L T e 1930 MUSKETEER Rear Row Mildred Laurent Doris Sharp Catherine Torp Harriett Frey Berni Bolan THE CARDINAL STAFF A new a tivity in the Junior College is the publication of a section in the lrcal news paper It was started early last fall and has been kept up intermittently during the great er part of the year Included in the material is society news taking uv all our parties picnics and other social gatherings and editorials discussing all kinds cf topics from tests to coop ration Tre literary notes contain the better themes stories or poems cf the two class s Then our News for Yous column better known as our scandal heet tells many of the ms and outs of the young colleglans At the middle of the year our editor Evelyn Blackman resigned and her place was taken by Klarize Smith The staff has remained much the same throughout the year and 1 as in every way cooperated wlth the edxtoxs to get out whatever news there might b The paper was begun as an instrument to bring the Junior college activities more b fore the notice of the town The only way ln which any organization can grow IS to 'uivertile and make the p ople realize that it is really alive. This has been the purpose of this little paper and we sincerely hope that it may be carried on next year- bigger and better than ever. The staff at the close of the school year was as follows: Editor-in-Chief ------ KLARIZE SMITH Asistant Editor - ----- HAROLD ALLEN Athletic Editor ------ DORIS SHARP Society Editor ------ LUCILE ALLEN Local News Editor ----- MILDRED LAURENT Editorial Editor ------ HARRIETI' FREY Editorial Editor ------ CATHERINE TORP News for You se ----- MARY HENNEBERRY gg1::1:::::::::--'-1'1 r - 1:'-::::::::r:.'.' h m:::::::::r ::::::::QQ . . .,.. M Front Row: Klarize Smith, Harold Allen. Mary Henneberry. 0 ' ' ' 4 ' ' Y - ' 9 . l A . y 1 . . S I .. .yen , .l K, va AA' H , ' Q . ' . . I . Q ,, .. t Q S . . . . . Q , Il ZIIIZIEIIIT h 6 1 9 3 0 M U S K E T E E RIIIIIIIIIIII 'IIZIZ Rear Row Catherlne Tcrp Harriett Frey Clare Warner Mary Henneberry Nathalxe Wells Mlldred Laurent Mlddle Row Mlss Stevens Frances Sandven Klarlze Smlth Mary Gro s Margaret Kopecky Doris Sharp Front Row Leone Paxne Luclle Allen Phvllls Moore Evelyn Blackman Bernice Bolan Yvornen S Alfhlehc Assomuhon The Womens Athletlc Assoclatxon of Jumor College proved ln 1tS f1r t year successful ln the work It accomplished and ln the good that came to the glrls through It The assoclatlon IS made up of all the J C glrls who are engaged 1n physxcal educa tlon actu 1t1es The following offlcers led the co eds thlough the flrst uccessful year OI the organlzatlon Presldent DORIS SHARP Secretary PHYLLIS MOORE Treasurer MARY HENINEBERRY Durlng the year the W A A spent many hours ln SOCIHI actlvltles In the fall the glrls thoroughly enjoyed steak frles Most of the glrls had never been on a steak fry beiore and lt was a novel as well as enjoyable experlence Later ln the year our W A A lIlV1T,6d the Webster Clty W A A here for a playtlme during a short afternoon and evenmg W had such a good tlme at this entertalnment that we decided to entertaln afvaln and so the boys of Jumor College were mvlted to a good old fashloned Bob Party The boys provlded much of thelr own entertamment however takmg advantage of the huffe drlft of snow and dumplng the glrls mto them It seems as 'f the guls enjoyed entertalmn for m th flrst part of March a very appetlzlng banquet was cooked and se1 ved by the W A A lor the Junlor College Basketball team All of these soclal 'lctlvltles were entered mto wltn much pep and enthuslasm on the part of the membels 'Ihere was work as well as play ln the s hedule for W A A A pomt system wa worked cut whereby the glrls recelve letters lf the xequned number of polnts are earned For the two years work a glrl must IECOIVB 500 DOIIIIS As this was the flrst yeal of the OI' ganxzatlon the Sophomozes had to earn only 250 pomts Flve gn ls have thus far earned and xecen ed then letters They are Klaxlze Smith Ex elyn Blackman Margaret Kopecky MIIIICEHC Porter and Dolls Sharp It IS hoped that mole wlll be wearlng the E belore long Much can be sald as to the vuork out forth by Mlss Stevens our sponsor She has spent many hours helplng to make a uccess of thls years work and too much credlt can not be glven her We shall mlss ber next year and vush that he could remam lon er mth us Those who vnll leave Junlor College thls prlng vull remember the good tlmes pent 1n W A A act1v1t1es the past year and msh for the uccess of the organlzatlon ln the iutur . 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S . . . 3 T e 1930 MUSKETEER Rear Row Marvin Larsen John Hart Donald Holekvam Russ ll France Harold Allen Front Row Nathalie Wells Millicent Porter Catherine Torp Klarlve Smith Evelyn Blackman Doris Sharp Sfudenl' Fxecuhxe Council The Student Executive Council the nepres ntatlves and govermnv body of the Junior College is composed of nine members Four So ihomores are elected from the Sophomor Class and three Freshmen are elected from then class The editor of the Musketeer and the Cardinal are ex officio members The Council s first move was to compile and put up for ratification some xules and regulations for the governing of the Junior College The constitution they presented was iatified without much trouble and thus we recelved our first laws Soon after an act was pas ed in regard to the ccnduct of students in the study hall This act brought about a wonderful change tor a period of about two weeks Since then things have been drifting back to normal with an occasional intervention by Dean Opper man The Council members were supposed to s t the example for the rest of the Junior College and one can see the excellent result of this suggestion by observing carefully the things which take place in the corridor between classes. Every machine has its defects and also it cannot please everyones likes and dislikes. Thus it is with the Student Executive Council. They have tried to do what they thought the student body wanted. They were the sponsors of practically all Junior College activ- ities outside of athletics and backed these to the last. Even though they were not suc- cessful in all cases they certainly deserxe credit for their efforts. ml .......... I.11I.l1nNInmnn-nu-mnnuunnummnnnu mmmmq- ............-l lu ,- E m il.-.mn mnmumnnm n munnunmu h num-um-nmn lim..-lu... Q . . . Q . - , v . .. , . . . . . . Y ' ' I Y 1 J Y . . ' Y 4 . . 1 q . . . - -f C, . l . t q , . A c ' 1 v ' 64 vi if - 1, - ' - - , - - 1 r . . y M Q - . ' ' ' AA li ' Y V ' . D r . , ., c y . v 7 r , V The 1930 MUSKETE E Carollna Gallya Reeta Bult Wade Mrs Balr Lola Clark Judge Barry Royal Manton Jlm Rankln I' qos of Love 1In order of appearancel DIICCEOI Mr Oppellhan Manager M1l1lC6Ut Porter ACT I A ralny day ln summel Catherlne Torp Dorls Sharp Madalyne Phllllps Harold Allen Harrlett Frev Luclle Allen Bernald Smlth Donald Holekvam Harold Dlxon Eugene Allen Gallya Barry daughter of Judge Bally IS ID love wlth Royal Manton lnuch to the chagrln of Reeta Wade who would llke to lnarry Royal herself and of Reetas brother Burt who schemes to marrv Gallya Gallya and Roval announce thelr engagement to thelr frlends Judge and Mrs Bally ale pleased and Carollna Gallyas old negro Servant Gallya IS not thelr own daughter and 'hat they do not know who her parents were How ever they know that her mother ls dead and that she has the eyes of her father When she IS angry the puplls ale dllated untll they b come black The news IS a shock but does not affect the happlness of the couple 'Ihe ntlle fFill111V goes to the opera ICRVID Gallya to lelllalfl at home alone wlth her thoughts A convlcf enters the loom but Gallya lllstead of belng frlghtened talks to hlm and 163115 hls name IS Trusty Jlm and that he has broken prlson to seal ch for hls daughter Tl usty Jllll h1dSS as Burt comes back to demand that Gallya run away to Canada to mal ry hlm Trusty Jlm reveals hlmself to help Cvallya and Burt together wlth Clark the butler gets Jlm at a dlsadvantage By Gallyas qulck Wlt she and Trusty Jlm escape ACT II A ralny day one month later Judge Barry at the lequest of Gallya hlres PIELIO an Itallan for gardner and C310 llna fortells bad luck Clalk the butler who IS a detectlve ln dlsgulse makes love L0 Lora the pert mald and trles to get hel to help hlm Burt who IS ln flnanclal trouble comes to Reeta for help but the only person from whom she can get money 1S Pletro who IS Trusty Jlm ln dlSULl1S6 When Pletro becomes angly wlth Burt hlS eyes grow black as Gallyas do when angry and Gallya suspects that he IS her own father Burt d1SCOV8IQ who PISEIO 13 and threatens to QIVB hlm over to the autholltles unless Gallya wlll malry hlm Jlm glves hlmself up to sale Gallya ACT III Three Months Later Clalk the detectlve butler TEUIIDS from a tllp and reports tllat he has proof 01 Trusty Jlm s lnnocellce of the crlme fol Wh1Ch he was sent fo prlson and proof that Jlm 1s Gallya s father Clalk contlnues hls maklng love to Lora who treats hlm more favorably than before It IS Gallya s weddlng day and now that she knows hel father 1s lnnocent she 19 completely happy Burt has changed Illl1Ch and glxes Tlusty JIITI the cledlt for makln a man of hlm and Reeta gracefully IC l ns herself to Callsa s and Royal s happlness if 3522222222222 222222222222 R2222222222 2222 re 1 ' as 4' n . 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' The 1930 MUSKETEER , J WARD SANFORD Pop J Ward Sanford known as Pop to Eagle Grove athletes and students IS deservmv of much cxedlt for the success of our athletlc teams Athletlc g6HlUS coupled wlth a like athletes We are looklng forward to havlng Pop Wlth us for the year to come Football Season The Pnates started thexr football season wlth a roar all guns worklng and closed ll Wlth a stlll louder bang Our Football season was unusually short but nevertheless we show an average of 500 whxch IS far better than many of the umversmes much larger than ours We had qulte a Job gettlng enough men out for a team as some of our last years letter men were behmd xn credits and could not spare the tlme to be out thls year 'lhls was a great handicap as we had only three men oxer the requlred Under the guld ance of Coach Sanford and our captam Tlllman Thompson we were knocked and bruised 1nto a remarkable condltlon consxderlng that seven men had never before been 1n suxts Our flrst game was wlth the Mason Crty Trojans Although outwelghed by about tour pounds ln the l1ne our Pxrates put up such a bloody battle that we trodded the Trojans down to a 7 0 defeat Our hopes looked dark however when we entered the Ft Dodge game Captaln Thompson was on the sldellnes from an mjury recelved ln the Mason City game and two other regulars were lald up w1th mgurles recelved durlng practlce As a re sult we were mowed down by the wlnners of the Conference and lost 39 6 Dlrectly after thlS game three more regulars were forced to qult because of studles Thxs proved such a hand1cap that at a meetmg of all football men rt was declded to cancel the schedule tor the rest of the season and thus get an early start on basketball Thus we have our 500 for games won and lost ag S'I'I 'ZCZZ1 222227112212 2222211513523 52512112 'Q JB able personality has done much to promote the proper morale and winning spirit in our mn mu nn IIIIIIZCIIIZIDZZT h C 1 9 3 0 M U S K E T E E RI!.'I!ZIIIIl....II!KIIZIII ' .WW 'WH Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Eagle Grove J Grove J Grove J Grove Grove J Grove J Grove J C rove Grove J P! rn. Q 1 O U3 V1 5 5 97 :s P1 :r O 5 mu Ui O :1 5 E. rn. I 9 CD vr 4 97 3 E W 1 9. sm Q ae O :1 3 W '1 S s r' m '1 U3 O cs OOOOOOOOQO Grove Jr Basketball SCORES FOR THE SEASON S 2nd Brltt J C Ft Dodge Boone J C Webster Clty Esthervllle J C Mason Cltv J C Sheldon J C Clallon J C 3Northwestern J F thervllle J C Tournament Games HAWKEYE CONI' ERENCE RATING Ui 5533553 Ofbl-'UQH SUS.-:3 ...e+ 5Z'+mg'2mU of-'I 5598- - SSW SQ 'vga '4 Flrst Second Thxrd Thlfd Fourth Flfth Slxth S 2nd 1.t 1 t r. . 32 20 ' . . 19 22 r. . 32 34 . J. C. 33 24 r. . 27 15 . . 17 16 Jr. . 53 30 ' J. C. 13 25 r. . 27 22 ' . . 17 25 r. . 49 28 ' , . . 11 9 r. . 39 43 . . 28 25 Eagle Grove Jr. . 46 33 Iowa Falls J. C. 31 16 , 1 Jr. . 30 52 . . 31 12 f r. . 34 . C. 30 . C. 27 1: ' . , 39 .J V - A ill llfllifffff '1 L' ' ' ' 1:1f:::ff:ff:T h 9 1 9 3 0 M U S K E T E E RIUIIIIJZIIII ' ' ' 22111222211 m ES Huskcfbull Our Basketball season, this year. has been one of the bright spots in our college his- tory. Due to our shortened football seasfn, we received an early start. Eddie Gross was elected captain of our crew. and more than filled the position with his pep and spirit of cooperation. The team had a gced foundation to work from, as six letter men were back from last year. At center was rangy Don Hoiekvam, Hook , and his uncanny basket eye plus the tip-off control, made him one oi the main cojgs. Tillman Thompson. Tommy , and Harold Dixon. Dick , proved to be a pair of whirlwinds at forward, and turned out to be a pair cf the highest scorers in the Conference. The guard positions were held by Capt. Ed Gross and Marvin Larson. t'Mike . and they have the distinction of having never ence lost the ball on a down-floor flurry. Allen, Stedman. and Hart proved to be C1 formid- able trio cf Substitutes, and certainly deserve credit ici' their part in the seasons victories. All the first string. graduate this year. and ne Lt years team is still in the shadows, but if they have the old E. G. J. C. spirit, they are sure to crme out on top. We hope they also receive as good a banquet at the close oi' their reason, as we did at the finish of ours. O THE QLCOND '1EA'VI Allen Fiont Row Francis Whitty Percival Knutson Harold Allen Rear Row: Donlan Stedman, Bernard Smith. John Hart. Harold Coltvet, Eugene gr I The 1930 MUSKETEERM MISS MARGARET STEVENS rWomens Athlet1c Dlrectorr Wvomenfs Athletics The past year the Jumor College g1rls have enjoyed a season of wholesome spo1ts under the mstructlon of M1ss Stevens The fxrst part of the year was spent m hectlc hours of baseball Our team the No Sox was pxloted by Evelyn Blackman and we made a good showmg 1n the tournament wlth the several Hlgh School teams The glrls no technique cf volley ball The captaln of the team was Margaret Kopeclcy and although she dxd her best and the team dld then' best to brlng honors to Junior College We had to fortelt cur flrst game of the tournament to another team Next came basketball and the g1r1S spent peppy perlods ln preparlng for the tournament Thls team the Plrcttes was cap tamed by Klarlze Smlth and we were lucky in drawlng a bye for the flrst part of the tournament However we were sooner or later to meet a good team and as It happened to be the Semors we had to play our hardest Yet they proved to be a stlff team and the Junior College agaln lost The sprmg season was agaln devoted to baseball several days bexng spent ln trylng ou1 sklll agalnst a few of the skxllful Junlor College men The Gym work appeared more as play than work to the Junlor College glrls and they gamed much from xt They learned what enthuslasm m play meant they lean ned to g0 mto the game for the sp1r1t of the game and they learned the lesson of good sportsman sh1p All th1s lS chlefly due to the work pep and personahty dlsplayed by MISS Stevens xx ho led her class so capably sooner played their last baseball game than they threw themselves wholly in the rules and 'sf' le 1930 VILSKETE QA 4.6 ' gui A v 'i? 3fi,z,, Je 'fy 7' 'Kg lh IN' X -4.-Liv ' fy ,X WJ' 43-iff ,J- in yvf4?7 fnln us rf M, Th01930MUSKETEER Qmpt OL Nox D00 J'lU 5 6 Feb 0 Mulch 1 Apx 11 Mfxk Lula nr Ill Back to school '11 am New study 11111 Fxvshlos I1 ONIQLIHII' ' Ulgllll demfmds ton 111 .lu atm hom Ciifelflla to thud floox F1ISt W A A steak in Ooh' Tum Slzflx stefaks 'md mllslx' Eagles Puates um Inst footbill value hom Mason CNS H111 the vonqum 111 hexoes' The second W A A f-teak in Tafflcd fapp'eS the blg specxalty' The blg, JUUIOI College xncm m s bds ball tcun olganmed All hall the No Sox' Fnst Jumox C0110 0 mal 11111111011 '1 hfud tunes palm at the Countly Club Hlgh spot of the CWCIIIIVT 'Bf'11I31d qllllih 'md Phsllls M0016 m then Qpcvmltv the taubo' Football schedule cancelled by mutuil con out of exelsone vom-elned Glvat day 111 the JIHYIIQ 01 hmlou' Lnmons O1 anlffxd and hold fuit meetlnw at M31 V H6-nmbelw s Fust ed1t1on of the C'lld1NZ11 11 P Jumox 01,110 e papel also Tmlly comes t0 School wxth a suht llp' OfflC1'1l o1f,an17af1011 01 W A P Murh exmtement flmonp Lhv 1P'na1r1 dmnvnt cf the UIl1V81Slf,y N0 SOX vnu lust game of touxnament by 13109 mawm The JUDIOI Collef P ho us n ekonu 00131 m cum a Hallovaeen palty at Leone Pamf- 5 Hookum cxovmed s f most of doufflmut CWLCI Vavatlon Teacl 61 comentlon Collcgfl 11earQ mth C11'S1Tl'1X ldva ab mlcd bs facultx at wld Comentlon Suvh ai longer lefsons 111010 ouludv 1ead1nf' G C ' ' The 111V1I1C1b1f' No Qox 'lt last clcfmtmi m '-01111 f1n'1l wmv ot the tournfmmvnt Plof Don Stvcinmn gxmto I 'lutholllv Cu fommmf' M10 Kllb11lllS 01111110118 On vxlmt women 110 'md xxhx Wvbstm Cxtv W A A 91110111 n Cl hx thc lth1CtlC n1S of thl, C0110 0 Heal yez' H1111 VW' Lemon dmnm 'lt Lurllrf Aliens it vxhlch Klfumf Qflhlfl wxm mdliputable potqto Palm' LIYIIHDIOIESIHD consummg 111110101211 helpmvs of mmutei Hugh School football team 401 moct of 1th cntertamed bv Lemons it M1111CP11t S CCUIIUV Club 15 the src-110 of gleat fP'iI1X1tl9S as the Sllldi IltS ID 0111 uulwlsxtx ale hoSts to the Chuan Jlll'l1Ol Collegv Santa Claus xmw U10 tudy h'1l1 aftm sqm PYINP down the chmmv Gxfts xx on del ful 'md l1l'11Xl 1OUS 10 behold 'uv dl txxbulvd' f'h11Stlll'lQ Vfuflllon Whit b11QS' Back to xx olk SEMFSTER EXAMS ' ' Clmt rhsplfu of 11st mmuto knoxxleclfv glvfmocl flOIl1 llDf'1ITll11211 Lrolw tl Q mg . 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' ' , v .' ,J ' M he193oMUsKETE1-:R ill The 1930 MUSKETEER Xnnuul lhnnc r Dun: c The biggest soclal event of the Jumor Collegeyeal occuxred Wednesday Ap11l 30 when the Junior College students and thelr guests enjoyed a dlnner and dance at the Leglon Hall The hall was beautlfullv decorated m the glllSE of a sprmgtlme scene w1th thc moon and stats as llghtmg effects The followlng toast p1og,1am was mesented An Apul Day Shaklng Off the Dew Toastmaster Donald Holekyam Dance Mxss Stevens The Sunrlse Tlllman Thompson Aplll Showers Mr ODDCI'maD A Shower NI.edley Eyelyn Blackman The Sun Agam John Halt The Evemng and Moonltffht MFS McD011ald Moonhght and Roses Madalyne Plnlllps Followlnff the banquet was a dance wlth music furmshed by Ed Lalsen and 1115 Arlstocrats I Iunzor Allen the Son Yes Dad Im a blg g,un oyer at the Junior College Allen the Fathel Well then yyhv dont I l'e'n bettel ICDOILSI7 Dentlst Wh61e1S the achemg tooth loc'1ted'9 Belncle B Balcony fust low to the ught Pug Phllhps Id hke to ee the guy who could tell me what I tan and cant do Gene Allen So would I and I wlsh you Russ ll F' Sweetheart we are comm to 'cn tunnel Axe you af1a1d Mlldxed L No not lf you take that cloalette out of youx mouth Puss K tat costume dancer Ye Gods my pants haye spht 'I1llv S Thats to be expected tts an old Spanl h costume IVl 4lVlI1 L You welent to srhool yestel day wele you Edf' Ezl Gloss Naw I slept m my loom Tlllman Why dxd you call your mothex w hen I klssed you'P Mllllcent She sfud you dldnt haye the nerye Huold A I dont want a laxbe DICIUII P uotoglaphel 1 ll h ke XOIII mouth closed KCIIIIII H I came from a famlly ot bmms Phyllls M Why were you d1s1nher1ted'P Ilate Paxent Ill teach you to klss my daughter 1-IIHIICN W youle too late Ive alxcady learned Stedman Come on Iye enough money to take us to heayen Wlntty To heayen Qtedman Yeah Nlgger heaven Maly H Do you thmk vou can lea1n to loye me de'u'P Don II Well I passed Calculus Don H Well IIIOIIICI I got the hlghest glade ln Calculus thls Semester Mothel And how manv ale there 1n SCU1 Calculus class Donald? Don H Well last semester there were two but Mrs Laxson What dld you and belmex talk about last n1ght'P 110116 Oh we talked about oux klth and km Lxttle Ilene Stes mamma I hffud em he sald Km I haye a 1-.1th9 and she sfud veth you km IVIISS Llttlc Please follow the wolk on the board Haxold C Whele 15 It going! Hiilllfltf F What s that odol ln the study hall'P Belnaxd S Thats the dead sllence they keep 111 thele Oppelman 'ln them classl F st Ill take some sulphuuc 3C1d and then Ill take some LIIIOIOIIOIUI Dlxon Thats a good ldea Qill:::11:::::1' ' I ' :::::::: - :::::::: ' I ' ' 21 ,L I 1 ' H I . 4. I A I I I . 'I Y' ' 5 ' 1' ' .' ' J , : L. 'I v 1 - - - - - - - - - . ,,,,,,, . , I ID ' -. I . ' I O . . . ll , ' Y . . . ' ' v - ' v a ' U , .: nl V V , K ' 4 . 'L H: ' . 4 K V, 1 . A L I I I I van - - I . it Q I I - I I y 7 t .II . I .II . ' . lf ' .K . . ' ,: y . lt .'Y ' ' . ' ' S - . . ' , I I J. I . I 1 4. L I. nn V1 1 H : Y Q U.. y I: . L K K . were his girl instead of mine. -4- ,9 . , , I O. . - - . .. , l O . I fl I g . ' ' 2 . 'I ' D ' ' ' .: , ' 3 . 1 ' A . . . '5 'I I . ' I: ' v ' v ' ' . . . - , 1 . 1- ' - '. ' '. I I I. V '-i 7 ' 1 ' .. 1, '. ' ' Y' ' 7 . f ' . ' 7- . Y . H H I . . .4 . -if I ' : . ., ' ' ' ' - ' v v . V - r ' K I I I . I . . - - ' .1 I I , I -I1 I .I I I I --1 I A 'I ,Z '. . ' ' 2 . I: - , .Q -. ' , , SV: .A 1 I. l ' .': A 1 g t. ep Lf ' f ' g. 1 -1 U Q ' ' ' . tp: I ir. , ' It .'. I' - ' ' D M The 1936 MUSKETEER ul