Elgin High School - Panther Tracks Yearbook (Elgin, IA)

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! ocrosss 2 5 8 12 19 26 31 NOVEMBEH 8 16 16 21 22 27 27 AUGUST 28 School Registration SEPTEMBER 3 Labor Day. No School 8 Hot Lunch Started lk First Football Game here. Elgin 20, Calmar 7. Off to a good start. 18 National Studio Representative to see Seniors. 19 Teachers Meeting at Oelwein. No school. 23 Waukon here Elgin wins again. 2 Postville there. First loss 7 O0 Freshman Initiation. Seniors and Freshmen went to the show in West Union and lunch later. Elkader here - Elgin's Victory. Senior and annual pictures taken by Montieur. Maynard there. We lost 13-7. Fayette here - Elgin's Victory. Sumner there. Elgin lh-O. West Union there, Elgin's tough break 7-6. Representative from Gates College talked to Seniors. Junior Play, nBrother Goose.n 9 13 First Basketball game here with Waucoma. Randalia there. Good game. Conference Jamboree at Fayette 19 Clermont here, Boys lost 38-h0 Girls won 61-SS. Elkader here. We lost Thanksgiving Vacation. Stanley there. They beat us. Augsburg's presented assembly ro am Animal performances. P BT - 30 Alpha there. We won DECEM ER 1 Sophomore Party Fayette there. Elgin's loss. Arlington here. Their Victory ll Oran here. Their game lk Maynard there. Elgin wins. 17 Indonesian Dancers. MAY ll Baccalaureate Exercises. 18 Postville here. We won. 19 Musical Program at School. 21 Elkader here. Elgin lost JANUARY 2 M6-h8. 22 Christmas Vacation started. 2 Senior Mixer. 28 Alumni Game. Double victory. Back to School again. 2 Girls game at Calmar. A Maynard here 38-36. We won. 7 Girls County Tournament at Fayette. ll End of First Semester. ll Waukon here. We won 35-3h. lg Sumner here. Boys lost. 1 Eighth Grade Party. 23 Boys County Tournament, Fayette 29 Waukon there, boys. Elgin wins Girls sectional tournament. Ben Ferrier Assembly Program. Canadianewilderness. 30 31 FEBRUARY 5 Postville there. We lost. 8 Fayette there. 9 Wadena there boys and girls. 12 Clermont there boys and girl! 13 Wadena here boys and girls. 18 Boys sectional tournaments. 26 Musical program went to Clermont. 26 Paul Mix assembly program. 27 Clermont Music Program here. MARCH l Press Day at I.S.T.C. 7 Senior Class Party. 31 First Baseball game - Hawkeye APRIL h Senior Play, 'You Can't Take It With Youn. 7 Clermont at Elgin. Good game 11 Good Friday. No school. 1h West Union there. 17 Alpha here. 19 Junior Senior Banquet. 21 Irv. Morgan Ju-Jitsu Artist. 2h Elgin at Waucoma. 12 Commencement Exercises. fx,-X 95 I - .1 vs. 4-

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'Sa CU ' ' W .J 4 eadnpiczq N16 . 1 ' ll I T' 'Z You CANHT TAKE IT '.'.'ITH YOU I 1 Srl, The Senior Class play, HYou Can't Take It With You,' was presented under the direction of Mrs. Schori and Mrs. Grove on the evening of April M, 1952. The cast was as follows: Penelope Sycamore...... ......Deon Pollock Essieeeeeeseeoeeeee eeneeeRuth Tillotson 'QXIIL4 Rhbbaqeeeeeoeevue e eeeeeashirley Shaf-f5I' 2 x? P8111 SyC8mOI'9.qne ...Russell F1'i6d6I'1Ck 1 TMTU D9 Pin-naees e ee. neoeea .James Cook Q s ' Edeeeeeseoeeeeo eeeeeeeeoon eeeeeeeeeeJU9 ' 7 R DOnB.1deee.eeneeeeaeeeeeeeeeee e eeeeeePat tl , X in Martin Grandpa Vanderhof..... .........Orran Bane P ,-:K 6 Aliceeeeaeeseeeeeeueeneeeeeen ....Jan1ce Torkelson ' Q ia? Henderson................... .....Durwin Gilson fc f I B0f'j-3 Kolen-khoveeoo e e e ee.eeneeennD1Ck Luce I' ' Gay Wellington... l eeeewanda Lu Shaffer Mr. Kirby....... . ....C1iff Medberry Mrs. Kirbyeeee eeoeeShiI'1By Pas' Tony K1rby.... . ....Howie Wolf , G'm5-neeeuelnn e o ee e oeeE8T1 Jimeeoseeee 0000 0 eoeeEa1'1 Ma-Geese 0 o eeoeeeeJ00 Peters Olgaeone e e ee eeoShj1'16y Howard At first the Sycamores seem extravagantly mad, but it is not long before we realize that if they are mad, the rest of the world is madder. In contrast to these delightful people are the unhappy Kirbys. The plot shows how Tony, attractive young son of the 'Kirbys, falls in love with Alice Sycamore and brings his parents to dine at the Sycamore home, ohwthe wrong evening. The shock sustained by the Kirbys, who are invited to eat cheap deli- catessen food, shows'Al1ce that marriage with Tony is out of the question. The Sycamores, however, though sympathetic to Alican- find it hard to realize her point of view. Meantime Tony, who knows the Sycamores are right and his own people wrong, will not give her up, and in the end Mr. Kirby, at least, is converted to the happy madness of the Syoamores, particularly since he happens in during a visit by an ex-Grand Duchess, earning her living as a waitress. No mention has as yet been made of the strange activi- ties of certain members of the household engaged in the manufac- ture of fireworks, nor of theprinting-press set up in the perlorg nor of Rheba, the maid, and her friend, Donald, nor of Grandpa's interview with the income-tax collector when he tells him he doesn't believe in the income-tax.