East High School - Arrow Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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I HAROLD SHOOK, Sliri4mk, General Cutlrse. Care sits lightly on his shoulders. l BETTY ANN SHREVE, Bt-tty, General l'uursf-, G-Y, Usher, I-Iiiiiieromii President und Secretary, Honor Society l'i't'sident. Silence is deep as eternity, speech is as shallow as time. I ELMER SISSON, Bud, I-Iizh St-limil Grntlnutiun, Vhtiii' 1. We like the little there is of him. EJ HELEN SLANIS, II:-lt'n, Hizli Svlniul Grfirluntinn, G-Y, Ili' 'l'ri. She has it and plenty of it. l MARY SLATTERY, Sluts, Gvnerzil Ciiiirsv, G. A. A., Nlxtsqizti, I'Iif'I'ri, G-Y, G. A. A. Point ROC'llI'4I0l', Glu' Club, G, A. A. Letter and Pin, Gym Lt-after. A sweet little C0ur1tl'y girl. EVELYN SIVIITH, Smitty, Gr-iiPl'nl tmii-st-. As contented as the deep blce sea. I PATRICIA SIVIITH, Put, High Schuil Grutluntirin, G-Y. Quiet and unassuming. I MARGARET SMITH, Smitty, General COIITSP, I'Itniivrunin St-vrvtziry. All Out. f0l' fun. I JOHN STANEK, 'ilnliiiiiit-, Business Cmnirst-. You wouldn't believe it, but I'm naturally bashful. I BOB SNYDER, Bob, Gvnorul C0lll'S0, E Club, Football, Bziskvthull, Truck, Annual Stuff, Attemlant to King, I IOIlUl'2il'j' fziptain of Fnotlnill. I never smile at girls-I just laugh at them. I JEANNETTE STASZEWSKY, Jeannie, Business Course, G. A. A., Clit-4-rlt-url:-in Fond of life and all the good it holds. l LEA STYSKAL, i'I.t-ai, Gr-norul Cuurst-, Hi'Tri, Spanish Club, Glen- Vlnh, t'linir, She can really beat out the rhythm on those ivories. I MARY TURK, Turk, Cwiiorul Cullrsv, Band, Hi-Tri, GfY, Glot- Club, Mary is a common name, but girls like her are un- COmlTl0l'l. I ROBERT TALLEY, Bob, General Course, Blind, Orchestra, Hnniernrini Vice President, Buys State. The grin you wear brings sunshine everywhere. l KENYON TAYLOR, Ken yon, Aunt Ti-init-s. The same yesterday, today, and tomorrow. l NORMAN VOLLMER, Nui-nnin, Gcnornl. A hardworking y0uhg man. I PAULA WANDERSCHEID, VYuiitln, Gvlivlxil Course, Gltw Club, fhnrus. Intelligent and quiet to even those who know her. I PAULINE WILCOX, Holt-Pint, General Ctitirst-, Orpln-ini, Choir 1. There's nothing rarer than real goodness. Twent y-'f0lll'

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I JEAN RAE PICKERING, Jean Rae, General Course, G-Y, Hi-Tri, Chemistry Club, Masque, Program Chairman, Sergeant-at Arms of G-Y, Glee Club, Usher, Annual, Choir 1, National Honor Society. If I disagree with the answer, the answer may be wrong. I BETTY LENORE PETERSON, Betty, .General Course, Span- ish Club, G-Y, Bibliofilio, Tomahawk, Glee Club. Talks nice, and acts niice, and is nice. I JOE PETRONIS, Joe, General Course, Cheniistry Cluli. What is the use of hurrying? I GEORGE PITHAN, George, General Course, Band, Orches- tra. The Bugle Boy. I JEANETTE REYNDERS, Jeanette, General Course, Annual Staff, Library Assistant, Chemistry Club, G-Y, HifTri. A quiet girl, but quite a girl. l DONALD RHEBB, ':Rhebb, General Course, Choir, Basketball Manager, Homeroom Secretary. His dancing feet are rarely still. I LORNA RICKMAN, Ricky, High School Graduation, Hi-Tri, Homeroom Secretary, Glee Club. She Can start her voice, then go away and' leave it talking. l LEO RICKWA, Leo, Business Course, Choir 1, Orplieon, Masque. For he's a jolly good fellow. I GERALDINE RIDDLE, Jerry, General Course, Radio Pro- grams. Destined to be a great dramatist. I CHARLOTTE RODGERS, Charlotte, General Course, Or- chestra, Honieroom Program Chairman, Orpheon. She Can really go to town-on a typewriter. I BLANCHE SAKARIASON, Blanche, General Course. She knows what's right and she practices what she knows. I PAUL RUSTWICK, Rusty, Gen- eral Course, E Club, Secretary of E Club, Football Letter, Basketball Letter, Boys State, Attendant to the King. Head erect and shoulders square, a clean minded fellow, just and fair. I HELEN SCHIETZELT, Sis, General Course, Secretary and President of Student Council, Homeroom President, Tomahawk, Treasurer of Hi-Tri, National Honor Society. Service Above Self seems to be her motto. l RICHARD SCHMINKEY, Schniink, General Course, Homeroom President, Choir I, Bas- ketball Manager, Opera Lead, E Club, Choir Business Manager. He can sing his way through a haystack. l SHIRLEY SCHULDT, Shirley, General Course, G-Y, Homeroom President, Band, Or- chestra, Tonmliawk, Same will always remember her as one true friend. I LEWIS SCHULTZ, Lew, Choir 1, Track. W0uld you repeat that, please? I AGNES SELESKO, Aggie, Business Course, Glee Club, Program Chairman of Homeroom. Smiling eyes and smiling ways. l MONA SCOTT, Many, General Course, Span- ish Club, Homeroom Vice President, Library Assistant. Her record speaks well for itself. l Twenty three

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I LOIS WASHBURN, Lois, General Course, G-Y, Hi-Tri, G. A. A., Hi-Tri Vice President, Hoinerntini President und Sewvlairy, G. A. A. Treasurer, Honor Society Secretary, Annual Staff, Hnnnr Society. Oh, those blue eyes! I JOAN WATERS, Jan, Gen- eral Course, Choir 1, President nf Hnrnerunm, Glee Club, Que-en's Attendant, Opera Lead. When she begins to sing everyone listens. I MARVIN WILLIS, Willie, General Course. What is the u5C of worrying? I JEAN WINDERS, Business Course, Band, She met her heart in the shoe department. l RICHARD WILSON, lin-liit-, Gen- eral Course, I-Ii-Y. His first love is his car. I ALICE WRIGHT, Shurtie, Business Course, Hi-Tri, Glee Club, Library Assistant. She prefers to be good rather than to just seem so. I GENE WRIGHT, Hank, High S-lniol Gruduutnn. E Vlulr, Track Letter. Bonnie's little steady. l ANNIE YANUSHEFSKY, Ann, Business Course, Glee Club, Cheerleader, Enjoyment is as necessary as labor. l IRENE YOUNG, I, Gt-nc-rul Cnurse, Spanish Club, Hunieroom President, Tnrnahawk, Choir 2, Editor nf Tnmahawk, Program Chairman, Honor Society. A g00d Student and editor, in fact, an all round swell girl. Twenty-five