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

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SENIORS E Tl CAROL NELSON T Carol mischief. PHYLLIS PRUEHS JOHNNY PADOMEK G. Y., Glee Club, Choir 2. Her rparkling brown eye: :pell MARYWYN OSBURN O.frie Choir l and 2. It ir tranquil people who accomplirh mitch. LOIS NELSON rlstubu Horneroom Secretary, Student Council Vice President, Homeroom President G. A. A. Treasurer, Spanish Club President, Gym Leader, Choir Letter and Star, Cheerleader, Class Secretary, G. Y., Orchestra, Band, Class Play, Queen s Attendant. A gal who'.r fan antl get: thing: done. EVERETT POSEY HEUH E Club, Track Letter. - There'r something about work that H , E Club' Tennis Letter' fareinater nte. I can .fit and look at Sbzeme ft better than fmmefmmg it for honrrf' words. MARILYN PIERCE Piercy Homeroom President, G. Y. President, Hi-Tri Treasurer, G. A. A. President G. A. A. Letter, Star and Pin, Cheerleader, Queen's Attendant, Class Play A live wire with plenty of Jparkf' JACK REYNOLDS H S RPMI! Ch ' 1 d 2 URW y tl s . . , OGrl1YEC1Oii:E,estra0BeltZ Chi, H1'Yt E Club Ptestdettti BOYS State Chegie Chdeaux, Mugic Letter. Class President, Basketball and Toot She either lookr on the bright ball Lettetv Homecommg Kmg .ride or polirher the dark. Linen to the Forzl go by. MARY ALICE PRINCE Princy Homeroom Secretary, Orpheon Secretary and Treasurer, G. A. A., G Y Cherie Chereaux, Choir Secretary, Music Letter and Chevron, Opera Lead Class Play. A girl ar sweet at her voice. JIM RODEEN HBlinH Hi-Y President and Chaplain, E Club, Tomahawk, Class Treasurer, Football and Basketball Letters, Mid-year King's Attendant. It iJn't necerrary to travel with a circitr to be Secteta-tY a clown. BETTY LOU SABAG Louie G. Y., Homeroom President, Student Council President and Vice President, Choir 2, Homeroom Secretary, G. A. A. Letter and Pin, G. A. A. Sergeant-at-Arms and Point Recorder, Gym Leader, Queen's Attendant. EnthniiaJm is the greatest arset in the world. LORRAINE STAPLES Lorraine Horneroom President and Secretary, Hi-Tri Vice President, Glee Club, Choir 1, Orpheon. AJ Jtately and farcinating ar a princerrf' MARK SHREVE ffMacklJ I remember a mari of thingr but none rlirtinctlyf' ED SWANSON Swede Choir 1, E Club, Track Letter. Why worry? It maker wrinklerf' GEORGIE TAPPAN BnbbleJ G. Y., Cherie Chereaux, Student Council Executive Board, G. A. A. Vice President, Class Vice Presi- dent, Queen's Attendant, Librarian. Pep? Like T. N. T. and dynamite. Page Ten Lois Nelson

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VIRGINIA FALLON flGinU Orpheon, Cherie Chereaux, Band, HBWLH Orchestra, Choir, Delta Chi, Horne- Hi-Tri, G. Y., Spanish Club, Cherie room President, Music Letter, Class Chereaux, G. A. Al, Library Letter. Play. H , , fflf they mme any Maw., we Light-beaded--but only in one l9aven't Jeen them. way. NORMAN FARB - Norm Chemistry Club President. Greater Jcientirtr than I have lived, but I doubt it. JIM GARTON JIM HAUGEN Iigga1:oo ffjimff E Club, Hi-Y Chemistr Club 1 Y 1 Horneroom President, Hornecoming E Club, Homeroom President, Hi-Y Chairman: Student Counvll Tfeas' Vice President Track and Football urer, Track Letter, Track Manager, ' . , Football Manager, Kings Attendant- Letter, Class Play, Kings Attendant. Dark and energetic. ROSEMARY HARTIN Rare Band, G. A. A., Spanish Club, G. Y. Treasurer, Student Council, Class Play. A personality .ret to the tune of 'Dark Eyer'. LAURA JANSON Ffstuffll Orpheon, Choir 1, G. Y., G. A. A., Sergeant-at-Arms, Cheerleader and G. A A. Letter Swin uart . , g Q er, Queen's Attendant, Class Play, Music Letter. She has a Jmile that ir worth a million and doe.fn't coJt a cent. MARGARET JONES mpeg!! Glee Club, Choir 2. Life if long and I am Jlaortf' 1 948 BARBARA FRENZ 'Enjoy Life,' ir bit motto. ROY JOHNSON ffRoy!! Band, Class Play. judge not the temper by the hair. Mid-year Vice President Georgie Tappan BETTY JEAN KAMM IfKammfl Glee Club, G. Y., Hi-Tri. Two dimples tacle ber :mile into placef ELEANOR KADING Ellie Hi-Tri, Cherie Chereaux, G. Y.. Her friendly nature winr ber many friendJ. I MARY ELLEN KIERNAN lfMaryf7 Hi-Tri, G. Y., Co-editor of Annual, Library Letter Assistant Director Class Play, Usher. A capable girl with a captivating perxonalityf JAMES KREITZINGER ffjimlf All great men are dying, and I don't feel .ro well myself. EUGENE LAMPORT HG'eneU Chemistry Club. Not a bit stupid, not a bit lazy. SHIRLEY MATHERS Sbirl Hi-Tri, G. Y., Choir 1 and 2, Glee Club, Cherie Chereaux, G. A. A., Library and Music Letter Her good nature it meafured by the yard. Page Nine

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1 948 DONALD THOMAS HDOHM Hi-Y, E Club, Football and Basketball Manager. Don ir a marter of wire crachr and laughter. Mlfll-year ARVIL 'L. TUTTLE Treasurer Tiff H1-Y. f'The march of the human mind is slow. ANNIE URBANOS IFAWZII Homeroom Secretary, G. Y.,'Hi-Tri, Girls Glee Club, Choir 1, G. A. A. She reminds nr of none but her own Jweet relff' BILL UMBARGER fIF4A0g!J Homeroom President and Vice President, Hi-Y Treasurer, Student Council Treasurer, E Club, Track and Basketball Manager, Track Letter, King's Attendant. He har a faraway look in hir eye: -heir looking at his feet. PHYLLIS WADE rrpbylu Band, G. Y., Orpheon, G. A. A. Secretary, Spanish Club Secretary, Choir President, Music Letter, G. A. A. Letter, Queen's Attendant. A girl who deserve: every honor. GORDON K. VICKERY ni rrVicJJ . Ahrence from clan maker the lim R0ClC6H grade grow ronnderf GILBERT YATES DON WELTON Gil Wan E Club, Track Letter. Hi-Y, Tomahawk Caaght in the act of work once. Hir dancing feel are rarely .rtill. ' ISABELLE YATES Pfltryll She'r rmall enough to he loohed over, bar .the won? he overlooked. MID-YEAR COMMENCEMENT Recognition should be given to the Commencement speakers who did a splendid job of setting forth their ideas on their theme, An Inventory of Values. Recognition should also be given to the four award winners. A medal for excellence in American History was presented to Jim Rodeen, who also was presented with an award for outstanding citizenship. Don Thomas was the winner of the Bausch and Lomb Award. The Morningside College and Briar Cliff College Scholarships were pre- sented to Eugene Lamport and Lorraine Staples, respectively. Eugene was also awarded a medal for attaining the highest scholarship average of the Mid-year Class of '48, Page Eleven