Estherville High School - Ho Lo Co Yearbook (Estherville, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1946 volume:

THF H0 LC CO Published by the Students AND JUNIOR COLLEGE Estlwervulle Iowa I946 of ESTHERVILLE HIGH SCHOGL 5 FCDREWCDRD For those who have participated in the Estherville school activities that are portrayed here, the pages of this book will be colored by many personal mem- ories. In compiling this volume, the first since 19-12, the members of the annual staff have attempted to picture the high lights onlyg the students hope that these will be reminiscent of the days spent in the halls and classrooms of Estherville High School. CCD-EDITORS Alice Eisenhower Dicic Bittner BUSINESS MANAGER Jaclc Egertson i HQ Lg QQ Honor Loyalty Courtesy Aclmlmstratlon Clisses ACtIVltICS Athletncs Jumor College CCDNTEIXITS DEDICATIQN To the graduates of Estherville High School and to the students who left their course of study to enter the service, we cleclicate this Ho-Lo-Co, thoughtfully re- membering those who will never see it. THANK VCU By setting aside this page may we ex- press to you, Mr. Bump, and the other faculty members, our sincere apprecia- tion for the assistance you have given the Ho-Lo-Co staff Your experience and guidance have helped us to make this a successful yearbook. I E l .,.-..,.. ' 1 - if Ti - ' if ' ' 'WW 4 . ADMINISTRATIQN N. E. Demoney Superintendent liven hetiore Pearl Harbor the Estherville school system began to gear itself to a war economy. lf one should refer to Estherville educational hulletins issued before we became enmeshed in tl1e most terrihle ot' all world wars, he would find the following pro- grams among many others adopted and put into action: expansion ot Olll' intlustrial arts department into .1 general shop program. addition of .1 1'oc.1tionaI agritulture department. provision for a varied L'UFI'lCLIlIU for .1 less homogeneous school population with a wider range of abilities, interests and .1ptitutles, expansion of :1 more thorough physical etlucation and recreation program for youth, promotion of Ll more rapid pupil growth in mathematics. and expansion of our science program, Neither did we wait until tl1e end ol Wforld XXf.1r II hetore we began to look forward to peatehtime prohlems. Wfhile the war was in progress numerous high school students were assisted in continuing their high school education while in one of the armed Services. At the close of the war many veterans returned, and we welcomed them in our atempt to aid high school and junior college students to adjust themselves to study procedures forgotten for tl1e moment while occupied in the war activities on the sea, in the air. and in the fox holes. Wfe helieve tl1at if the educational system of America and other countries can develop the minds capable of producing the atomic homh, we can and will produce tl1e minds capable of solving peace-time prohlems, Y N. E. DI5MoN15Y XVhat makes an institution strong? is .1 question that will provoke different answers from different persons. Some will say a school is strong because there are a large number of studentsg others, because there is an extensive physical plantg still others, a well-trained faculty. A school may have all these things and still not be strong. The strength lies in the spirit of the institution. This spirit is a willingness of teachers and students to work for the welfare of everyone and not for personal gain alone, This spirit recognizes that any institution is on the road to decay when its people are wont to rest upon laurels of the past. It is a spirit that makes the present alive, vitalg looks to the future with confidence. Estherville High School and Estherville junior College have that spirit. It is the spirit that makes the institution strongg it is this spirit that will make it rise to even greater heights. Y-W. B. I-IAMMIQR. W. B. Hammer Principal and Dean BOARD OF EDUCATICDN Arnold Mouritsen, Qelby Brorns, ivrnuricc on B. A. Roach, and Francis Snadle Marlene Perkins Crffnry ff: Sur-rcrinrrndrrr-E BOFIYA of Edrrcnimn if' DONALD C. CROUSE Ellsworth, A.B. ff- University of Iowa, INLA. Physics -- Chemistry W- Biology - Algebra --Aeronnutits. Sophomore Class Spi insor. FNID I.. COPIELAND University of Nchrlisloi. II.A.' Parsons College ' -Ilniversiry of Omnha- University of loxvzi. English I anal II. Peppw' Stuff Adviser - - N.1tion.il Honor Society Ftuulry flountilf- Sponsor of Quill :intl Svroll -- junior Class Sponsor. MINNIE M. SAGIZ Iowa State Tczirlicrs College, KA. -ffUniversity of Iow1i-fNortliwe-t- ern University---Berlitz Suliool of Languages. I.atin----Spanish--Iinglisli Gmrninnr Q Occupations f- junior liusinc-ss Trziining. Senior fliss Sponsor I Jw ,M F Iwf fffi, 1 ff, I -'-' , , ,ss a 'g l.qV 'I ' 'Q 0' 4 I Q., n N, u Q a Q' 'ul Q fs ' ll .Z ' UO' Ol 'W-. ,, A. ITDXYIN THORITSON South Dgil-:ou State. B.S.'fLIllIYLI' gitv of Minnesomf-Cfoliir.1ilo Sure fiolltgt. Vot.ition.il Agrirulrurc--Intlnstri.il Arts. IAnttirt- Ixirine-rs of Amerit.ifAtlulr lxeninig si lrool. IIIQRS I.. lil. XRNIS llymg-I-oi-. ul Nlinmsoqi. lins. f Ilnivyrsitv ol Murine-sor.1. ALA. Okl.ihoin.i Ilniwrsitv vf ii.ins,ts Yveslcln Iinivetsity. junior College Art Supervisor if lzlemt-nt.trj.' Grgules. Freshnigrn Class Sponsor. LYMAY tsnlscrsirv L. BUMP University of Minnesota. University Angelus. fn 1-l. f . . unior ' of C.tliforni.l of Minnesoti l5.S.-- BI. N7 .ir Los x ser in 4 I7 . egzc Ayn- -YSi - lhkglisli I.iret:trurefjunior College Iinglisl: .tml Speech. H4 o fio .Atl i f --Or --gi r lays l C oll Pl Ili p in l sul otnorn iss Sp- ns fQONS'I'ANCfli li. DAIII l.urlit-r ffollv.-gqc. Il.A. l7t1ix'L'r'sity of Mmm-sot.i. Tvpitig V Sliorrlmml - Su'ret.iri.tl 'l'i.tinini: liool-tkueping. Senior fIl.iss Sponsor. BARBARA M. CORNXVAIJ. Universi'y of Iow.1, ILA. -Grinnell College. United Smtes Ilistoryf -Ainerican liox ernrnt-nt. Inner Cirrle Sponsor- -N.ition.il Honor Sovictv Cotrntil - - junior fflztss Spi insor. 1 BQ A-. N-,W Mya. 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High School Biology' junior Col' lege Chemistry, Zoolol-KY. and Bor- any, junior College BulletinfSenior Class Sponsor. DOROTHY G. KlTl.I.liR University of lowql, FLA. Spceih Amerirun l.1'ei'giuu'e. junior films Play lim-slun.in Clues Sponsor. Blf'I l'Y JEAN BEAVER lisrherxille High School. Suremry to Mr, H:immcriReg- iQrr.lr ol -luuior College. Curl R4-series Sponsor. lilRfXl.l5lNl7 l. S'l'l.IZl,li lou.: Sure College, ILS. Home lfionomiu, XY'ooileu Spooni Sponsor- Anlulr lirliunirion Cl.lsSf'Freshman Clase Sponsor. AVA G. SIMPSON Iowa State 'l'eiuherQ College. HA. - Universiry of low.1, M,A. '- limke- llnixersity of W'iSLonsin, College Coniinerce - High Sihool kioxernmcnr, l'l0Ulilil'CPll lf.I. 11ml lienerul lXlLllllL'l1'lLlfltS. ,lunlor College Commerri.1l Club- lireiluunn Class Sponsor. MRS, iiR1Xf.li ll,-XNSUN jewvll I.urhei.iu College ff- low.1 Sure 'll-.ulan-ix College. High Snhool .mil junior College Librarian. RAY MOND XV, S'I'lEliI.lT Cue College. ll.,-X.f lfsrherville junior College. fienc-ml Seieme - junior High Plxvsirnl lixlusution, C.o.uh of I5 Sound I'oorlmll- - .luuior High Arhletiis l7IC'SlllH1lll films Sponxor. l'lARRllf'l' A, XVOODS lowgx Sure Te.uhers College. B.A. - Univ:-rsirv of low.1, lNI.A. junior College lirlueruion, Psychol- ogy, .mil Cieogmpliyf-fHigh Sehool Kicogmphy :mil Business l.nw. lluture 'll-.ulir-rs of America -! Sophomore Cluss Sponsor. mi' 20:33-w ,M .fi 'M' A Q vw, V' ,gk ii ,fin . I, -1 E EHS, Faculty on parade CLASSES SENIQRS DON ANKRUM ANNA AGERBIECK Car ..., r jmrfy . . . feu'u'11rdJ Emmut . . , quiet . . . bnrkalbfrll Hi-Y 3, 4 . . . Boys' Glee Club . . Girls' Glec Club l . . . Basketball Z. 3. Emmet Consolidated l, Z, 3, ROBERT BARFOOT Pu.-fir . . . arti,fr'r ll'flIfH'l'II7Ilt'Hf . . P1 fjlrr l'lll.f Mixed Chorus l. MARIBELL BENSON Ll ilIi.r . , . Rimqfnid . . . KICD Debate l. 2 . . . One-act Plays 1 . . . junior Play 3 . . . Operetta 4 . . . Scxtet 1, 2 . . . Girls' Glue Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mixed Chorus l, Z, 3, 4 . . . Band l, 2, 3, 4. Ringsted Public School I. 2, 3. VlRGlNlA BOGGIYSS Charm . . . :'f1ii'z' . . . Alulfvlr lnner Circle 2. 3. 4 , . , Trio 4 . . Opcretta 4 . . . One-act Plays 1 . Sextet 3 . . . Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4 . . . Madrigal 2, 3, 4 . . . Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 . . . junior Play 3 . . . Voice Class 1, 2, 3, 4. ,IEAN BRINGLE I.n1r,t411 . . . n1.1jnrt'1ltf ..., frm! Girl Reserves 4 . . , Stage Crew for Flavs 3 . . . Drum Majorettc 4 . . . f,I'l'3l'CfUI 4 . . . lnner Circle Z, 3, 4 - - - Bilnkl l. 2, 3. 4 . . . Homeroom Oflitcr 2. 4 . , . Girls' Glce Club l, Z, 3, 4 . . . One-an Plavs I, 2 . , . Mixed Chorus 3. 4 . . . Annual Stall 4. MAURICF BROADIE Tull, dark and bafrdxrmleu . flllllu' 1'z'lerinar'irlfl Trafk 3 . . . Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . Latin Club 1, 2 . . . Opcrctta 4 . . Homeroom Omi'Cf I, 2, 3, 4 . . , Boys' Glee Club I, 2, 3, ALICE CONXVAY ,'l1ffh f . . . I':lgll!'lj' di.rmnlt'nI4'd junior Play 3 . . . Girls' Glec Club 1. 2, 3, 4 . . . Opcretta 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 3, 4. Seneca High School 2. Fnotlmll 3. 4 . . . Club 4 . , Baskt-tlmll 2, 3 . . . Track I, Z, 3, 4 HOXVARD BPNDIXITN Plvyllif . . . Bt'n',t . . . mrfrhanir DICK BITTNER Ego . . . walk . . . foalball Annual Stall 4 . . . Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 . . . On:-att Plays I, 2 . . . Operetta 4 . . . Latin Club I, 2 . . . Track 2, 3, 4 . . . Mixed chorus 3, 4 . . . Student Counfil Rep. 4 . . . Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3 - . . Stage Crew for Plays 2, 3 . . . E Club 4 . . . Basketball 3 . . . Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . junior Play 3. SHIRLEY BOOK Farm!! , . . Dum . . . gap Girls' Glee Club 2 . . . Prplwv' Stall 4. RODNIEY BRINK lfav-'null , . , Alwlul A . . . grin Football I, 4 . . . Band 3, 4 . . . Stage Crew tor Plays 3 . . . Hi-Y I, Z, 3. ELLEN CARNAHAN SVVIIII' . . . golden 1rt'f.re.r . . . Sliprrim' Girls' Glee Club I, 3 . . . Annual Staff 2 . . , Onefacr Pla 5 3 . . . Cllss PresiA dent 1. I . . . Vine-Prcsidcwt 3. Superior High School l, 2, 3. -IEAN CRAMER Kiglmnrrl . . . dignity . . . mfr' Homcroom Oflircr 1, 2 . . , Trio 4 . . . Sextet 3 . . , Band 1, Z, 3, 4 . . . Madri- gal 3. -l . . . Inner Circle 4 . . , Girls' Glec Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Operetta 4 . . . Student Council Rep. 3 . . . Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Accompanist for: Boys' Glcc Club I, Z . . . Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4 . . , Flute Quartet l. - 16 HOWARD CRONER Army Air Corpr . . . Harcourt junior Play 3. Harcourt High School 3. BONITA DREW Ben Iiranlalinlf . . . rorrerpondenre Wooden Spoons 1 . . . GAA 1. RICHARD EGELAND Trapping . . . FFA . . . rurlr Football 3 . . . FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD EGERTSON Mgderly , . . rornet . . . girl: Boys' Glee Club 3 . . . Pepper Staff 4 . . . Band 3, 4. BARTON EVANS FFA . . . enrburiarm . . . loquaciour Boys' Glee Club 2 . . . FFA 2, 3, 4. PEARL FRETTY Blonde . . . diamond , . . quaint GAA 2 . . . Sextet 4 . . . Wooden Spoons 1, 2 . . . Mixed Chorus 3, 4 . . . lfmfl' Circle 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Girls' Glee Club I,2,3,4...Madrigal3.4... Operetta 4. DOUGLAS GRINDE Tag . . . camera . . . Hoy: . . Whit!! Football l . . . Track 1 . . . Homeroom Otlicer 2, 3 , . .Operetu 4 . . . One-act 1 RUSS DAVIS Phgrique . . . mire . . . ttmiar Hi-Y 2, 4 . . . Operetta 4 . . . Madrigal 2, 3. el . . . Boys' Glee Club l, Z . . . Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Boys' Quartet 3, 4 . . . National Athletic Schol- arship Society 3 . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Homcroom Oflicer I . . . Class President 4 , . . Student Council Rep. l . . . Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Track 2, 3, 4. EVELYN IZGELAND Voice . . . lmir . . . Verdae Trio -'l . . . Student Council Rep. I, 2 . . . Annual Staff 4 . , . Madrigal 4 . . . Stage Crew for Plays 2, 3 . . . Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . Band I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Girls' Glee Club I, Z, 3, 4 . , , One-act Plays l, 2 . . . junior Play 3. JACK EGERTSON Teriink-' 142-3 . . . piano , . . joker Student Council Rep. 4 . . . One-act Plays l, 2 . . . Junior Play 3 . . . Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Opererta 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 3, 4 . . . Accompanist for Boys' Glee Club 4 , . . Latin Club I, 2 . . . National Honor Society 3. 4 . . . Football 1 . . . Annual Staff 4. ALICE EISENHOWER Halo-Cn . . . oplilnirl . . . EHS loyalty Quill and Scroll 3, 4 . . . Homeroom Officer 4 . . . One-act Plays l, 2 . . . Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 . . . Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3 . . . Inner Circle 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 2, 3 . . . Pepper Staff 2, 3. 4 . . . Student Council Rep. 4 . . . Annual Starl 4. VERNA MAIZ FOSTER Qnivt . . . pleurant . . . iitian Pepper Staff 3 . . . Operetta 4 . . . Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Voice Class 1, 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS GRIFFITH Smile . . . Howard . . . genial Mixed Chorus 3, 4 . . . Operetta 4 . . . Wooden Spoons 1. 2 . . . Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY GRINDE Thaughllulnerr . . . mental abilily 'mfr ...G Plays 1, 2 , , , Boys' Glee Club 2, 3 7 . , , Student Council Rep. 1 . . . Annual Stall 4 . . , Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 . . . Pepper Staff 2. - 17 - Latin Club 1, - . . . Girls' Glec Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Annual Staff 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 4 . . . Latin Honor Society I, 2. KSA JEAXI GRO-I-H JUNE HARRIS ' I Tl ly - H Soloifl . . . dimpler . . . pain eeplone gmt? ' ' ' mmpdmmm e One-act Plays 2 . . . Girls' Glee Club GAl'li'am 4 G-IIGI Clb 1,2,3,4...Homeroom Otlicerl... U Serves 10' ' ' its ge U4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Latin 'T 1' 2 44' 'Ci bperena ' ' 'Mejltgt I Cluh l, 2 . . . Madrigal 4 . . . Inner ' A ' 'atm U 1' 2 ' ' ' 3 nga Circle 1, 2. 3, 4 . . . Scxter 4 . . . 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Opererta 4. INIILDRIED HATLAND ARU9 Wm-AND Cliff! . . . Milly . . . lmmrf Gfffff 'ffl' - - - G 'ffff fff' - - - H ' Perm staff 2 . . . omg' one Club 2, Girls' Glec Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Wooden 5 4 I . - Operma 4 U - I GAA I 2 SP'-'Ons 4 - ' ' Voice Class 1' 2' 3' 4' Mixed Chorus 3 . . . Stage Crew for Plays 2, 3. GEORGE HESS Dead-eye . . . Jpom' . . . .variable HOWARD HHDKE E Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Homeroom Officer HP. k v,, .mmremgw 3 . . . Class Vice-President 4 . . . One- md ' ' ' I ' act Plays2...Football2,3,4... fl'f 'f IW Basketball 2. 3. 4 . . . Track 2, 3, 4 . . . Track 3, 4 . . . Football 1, 4 . . . Stage Annual Stal? 4 . . . HiAY 4 . . . Boys' Crew for Plays 3, 4. Glee Club 2' 3- 4 ' - ' Madfigal 3' 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 3, 4. Plover High School 1 . . . Virgil and Foshay junior High Schools 1, KELTON HOUTS BILL HOLSCLAXW Kelly . . . vrmarlfr . . . quirk Slfnrlr . . . rardial . . . .flow malion Track 1' 2, 4 I V - Prppn Stag lv 2, I-Ii-Y 4 . . . Football 1, 2, , 4 . . . l I 3 5, 4 . . . Football I, 3 , , , Stage Crew Mixed Chorus 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, for Plays 1' 2' 3 ' . A Basketball 3 ' . . 3, 4 . . . Club 3, 4 . . . Track Junior Play 3 n . . Hi-Y 4 . u g one-ad 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Operetta 4. Plavs 1 MARY ANN HOYI2 :jg-k hair . . . Dang . . . Jparklink JOHANNA HUPP Homcroom Olficcr 2, 4 . . . Girls' Glee GAA . . . diligent . . . Birnefr Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council GAA 1, 2' 3, 4 I ' . Latin Club I 2 R p. 1 . . . National Honor Society 3, , , ' 4e. . . Latin Club 1, 2 . . . Mixed Chorus ' ' ' Ohana plays 1 ' - ' GUIS C199 3. 4 . . . GAA 1, 4 . . . Inner Circle Cl'-lb I. 2., 3. 4 . . . Operetta 4 , , , 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Annual Stall 4 . . . Mixed Cho,-us 4- Oncract Plays 2 . . . Girl Reserves 4 . . . Operetta 4. DOROTHY HYIER DONNA JACOBSON Huntington . . . Llnyd . . . permn- Danrifig eye.: , , , Ford V.3 , . ality Wallingford Annual Stall' 4 . . . Wooden Spoons 2 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 , , , Girls' C196 . . . Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Club 1, 2, 3 . . . junior Play 3 , , , One-acr Plays 2 . . . Mixed Chorus 1. 2. Inner Circle 4 . . . Band 2, 3, 4 . , , 5, I . . . Girl Reserves 3, 4 . . . Oper- Uneqgg Plays I' 3 . . 0 Stage Crew fm. ctta 4. Plays 3 . . . Voice Class 1. MAXINE KIRKIEGAARD PATRICIA KITLLY Pfffo' Pwwff . . . KICD . Elmer . . . jovial . . . Pat wtmetirr Latin Club 1 , . , Band 1, 2, 3, 4 , , , Band 1 . . . Mixed Chorus I . . . Girls' Girls' Glce Club I . . . Mixed Chorus l Glee Club 1 . . . Inner Cirfle 3. 4 . . . . . . Clarinet Quartet 4. ' Accompanisr for: Girls' Glee Club I . . Creston High School 1 MIXCCI Ch0fUS 1 Rmgsted Public School l 4 n EDNA KLINGBEIL Sweater: . . . Grover . . . auruie Gruver High School 1, Z. JANET KRIER Horrer . . . rbummj . . . arrive Pepper Staff 3, 4 . . . Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Operetta 4 . . . One-act Plays 1 . . . Wooden Spoons 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Voice Class 1, 2, 3, 4. VERLE LA RUE Duke . . . carefree . . . football Student Council Rep. 1 . . . Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Track 1, 2 . . . Junior Play 3 . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . E Club 3, 4 . . . One-act Plays 2. LEONA LINDSEY Talbative . . . tbeerful . . . Dolliver Wooden Spoons 1, 2 . . . GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 3, 4 . . . Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . One-act Plays 1, 2 . . . Stage Crew for Plays 3 . . . Operetta 4 . . . Voice Class 1, 2, 3, 4. PAUL LUNDY Intelligence . . . pbyricx . . . Mercury Boys' Quartet 4 . . . National Honor Society' 3, 4 . . . Class President 1, 3 . . . Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4 . . . Boys' Glee Club 2, 3 . . . Operetta 4 . . . Student Council Rep. 1. 3, 4 . . . Home- room Oliicer 1 . . . Madrigal 3, 4. DOROTHY MATHIESON Exprerrive eye: . . . Dale . . . partie: Annual Staff 4 . . . Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Band 3, 4 . . . Inner Circle 2,3,4...GAAl,4...LatinClub 1, 2 . . . Operetta 4 . . . Mixed Chonrs 3. 4. IAMES McILWRAITH Five o'rlork Jhadouf . . . :pam . . . Soulb Eigblb Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 . . . Horneroom Omcer 3,4...Football1,2,3,4... Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . E Club 2, 3. 4. .19- WILLIAM KOOP Tall . . . Bill . . Jax Band 1, 2, 3, 4. VERA KRUSE Boob: . . . Ilatkr . . . amiability Wooden Spoons 1, 2, 3 . . . GAA 1. ROBERT LESHER Rah! Rah! . . . wave: . . . Jackson . . . Bob Pep Club 3, 4 . . . Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Madrigal 2, 4 . . . Operetta 4 . . . Homeroom Ollicer 1 . . . One-act Plave l,2...Foorball1...'I'tack3... E Club 3 . . . Cheerleader 3, 4. MARY LUCAS Sinrere . . . amiable . . . bicycle Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3 . . . Hometoom Oflicer 1 . . . Voice Class 1, 2, 3. MICHAEL MALONEY Swell . . . bdfbllbdll . . . Mike Football 1, 2, 3 . . . Basketball 3. 4 . . . Track 3, 4 . . . E Club 4. JEAN MCDONALD Kindly . . . RFD . . . complexion Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mixed Chonis 4 . . . Operetta 4. JOHN MCMANNESS Olaf . . . Superior . . . clown Stage Crew for Plays 2, 4 . . . Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Madrigal 4 . . . Operetta 4 . . . One-act Plays 2 . . . Football 4 . . . Basketball 3 . . . Track 3. 4. DARWIN MEINERS Slmlimu? . . . lmrzdmme . . . Pfdflk- Jlur Football 1, 2 . . , Track 1, 2 . . . Boys' Glee Club 2, 3. 4 . . . Operetra 4 . , . Stage Homcroom Officer 2, 3, 4 . . . Crew for Plays 1, 2, 4 . . . Hi-Y l, 2, 3 . . . Student Coumil Rep. 1, 2 . . . Mixesl Chorus 3, 4. BERYI. MLJRTIMORE EVIIIIIFI . . . groferiex . . . 'fleadl' Foorball I. OWIEN NASBY IJailji' Nuff . . . Ford . . . tuba Band 3, 4. BERNICE NESS i Myrt . . . Springfield . .wlljriendx Homeroom Officer 3 . . . Girls' Glee Club 1,2.3,4...Band1,2,3,4. 1 Springheld High School 5. GERALDINIZ NULL ' Roller :hiring K. . . Park View Wcmoden Spoons l', 2, 5 . . . Girls'-Glee Club 3, 4 . . . GAA 1, 2. 3. BEVERLY OLSON I , , Slwfetary , . . W'r1llif1gfm'd lm! . . . .Hariri One-acl Plays 1 . . . Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 4 . . . Scxxet 4 . . . Opererra 4 . . . Voice Class l, 2, 3, 4. DEAN POYZER FFA . . . Shirley . . . hearty FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. I . DOROTHY MERRY Spirit Lake . . . .fmile Mixed Chorus 2 . . . One- Spirir Lake High School 1 High School 2. NORMA. MYHRE -lu Willy '. . , rlarinet . 1 nalizred Girls' Glee Cluh l, 2, 3, 4 1, Z, 3, 4 . . . Opererta 4 room Oflicer l. 'US MADELYN NELSON 'Z Diamond . . . gentle . SCI f 19' in- ' . Royal Plays 2. . Royal . good'- . Barfd . Home- pleam nr Wooden Spoons l, 2, 3 . . QAA 1. JEANNE NOE Friend to all . . . quiet. ,xy .,:- Wosyden Spoons 1, 2 . . . Voice Class 1. il! .. -gig' ':'l ARNOLD OLSON , Dreamy .,.,,,:FFA . . . height FFA 3, 4. ' HELEN OFDAHL , lreton . . . happy-ga-lufky Girls' Glee Club 3, 4 . . . Opereua 4 . . . Voice Class 3, 4 Ireton High School 1. DONALD POYZER Girl! . . . long walk: . . . FFA FFA 1, 2. 5. 4. -20. GENEVIEVE RAMSEY Verle . . . blond? . . . Mrlplf Hill COLLEEN REYNOLDS Band 1- 2 ' ' ' Basketball l' 2- 3 ' ' ' Baron . . . brolberl' . . . Holy Family Girls' Glee Club 1, 2 . . . Operetta 1 . . . Hmpiml One-aft Plays 1 . . . Girl Reserves 4 Baum -I-wirlcr 1' 2' 3' 4 ' ' . Band 4 '-'GM 5- 4- . . . Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 5. Swan Lake Consolidated I. 2. .. 'lJfl'l1 2 'l'iSl'lV ,nr km. f ' - . . '-'Xllft hrs? inn... ' ' 1-' - ul' 1 5 - '-se DOROTHY RUGTIV Senior edilor , . . dependable . . :mile Girls' Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4 . . . Mixed THOMAS RUHBERG Chorus 3, -4 . . . Sexter 4 . . . Operetta 1-4'4'fdff'J' - - - 514102 - - ' DP1l'fJ 4 . . . Class Secretary and Treasurer Foolball lv 2 - - - Sn-'dem Council BCP- 3, 4 . A ' National HOn5,t50giQ65Il S',' 4 3, 4 . . . Basketball 3 . . . Homeroom . h ' Gm Rehwes 2, 3,..,,.,1,....1q GAA omfu 3, -lr. .A-Ffifllslclt 1, z . 1-ll.Y 4. 1, 2, 3Qr:'4 . Ji. Inner Circle 394-'Q . . Annualitaff 4. 5' ' . .,.l , t VERDAE SAWYER E. E. . . . rpom . . . murir Junior Play 5 . . . One-act Plays 1, 2 . . . Annual Stall 4 . . . Hi4Y 1, 2, VERLE SAWYER 3. 4 . . . Class President 1 . . . Vice- President 2 . . . Homeroom Olhcer 1, Blluber . . . Genevieve . . . but 2. 4 - - - Band 1. 2. 3. 4 . . . Boys Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Homeroom OmCEf Glee Club-41, 2. 3M . Mixed4Chorus 4 . . . Boys' Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 4 . . . I, 2. 3. . . . a riga 3. . . . -- Operetra 4 . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . H'Y 3 ' ' ' F 0tba 1' 2' 3' 4 ' ' Track 2' 5' 4 . ' l Baskezball 2' 3' 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 4 . . . . . Boys' Quarter 4 . . . E Club E Club -l. 2, 3, 4 . . . National Athletic Scholar- ship Society 3. 4 . . . Stage Crew for Plays 2, 3. BEVERLY SCHENCK ' Sol! mire . . . Pepper . . . Wooden LA VERNE SIFRIT Xpnnnr Sporlt . . . Si . . . clown PPPPW Sfaff l- 4 - - - Girls' Glee ' - Trafk 1, Z, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2. 3. 1. 2. 5. 4 - . - Wfwden SP00nS 1. . 4 4 . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . E Club . . . Mixed Chorus 4 . . . Oneaact Plays 1, 2, 3, 4, ' 1, 2 . . . GAA 4 . . . Operetta 4. SAMUEL STOERY Sid . . . flatlerer . . . :wearer National Athletic Scholarship Society 3, KATHRYN SULLIVAN 4 . . , Latin Club 3 . . . Opererta 4 . . . Ka1y . . . rhfer leader . - - Iifff Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Vice-President Cheerleader 3, 4 . . . Girls' Glee Club 3 . . . Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Operetta 4 . . . Junior E Club . . . Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Play 3 . . . One-act Plays 1, 2 . . . . . . Homeroom Ofhcer 2, 3 . .' . Madrigal Mixed Chorus 4 . . . GAA 1 . . . Inner 3, 4 . . . Football l, 2, 3. 4 . . .Basket- ' Circle 4 . . . Stage Crew for Plays 3. ball2,3,4...Track2,3,4... One-act Plays 1, 2 . . . Junior Play 3. ' MARY LOU THOMAS Diamond . . . lVfmlu'orIb'J Wocwden Spoons 1, 2, 3 . . . Girls' Glee 'MH Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Operetta 4 . . . Gruver High School I, 2, 3. EVELYN SWAN Colfer .Ybop . . . Grmler . . . barbel- Mixed Chorus 3, 4. ARLENE VALEN Qualify . . . Jaddler . . . rlarinet One-act Plays 2 . . . Girls' Glee Club MERUN TWITO I 1, Z, 3, 4 . . . Operetta 4 . . . Mixed shy ' ' ' lowball ' ' ' 'ydlmglwd Chorus 4 . . . Annual Staff 4 . . . Eofball 1' 2' 3' 4 ' ' ' Tfafk 4 ' ' ' Wooden Spoons 1, 2 . . Clarinet Quartet E C 'b 4' 3 . . . Band l, 2, 3, 4. -21- af- ...,.. VERLYN VEDDER Stall 4 . . . GAA 3, 4 Emmet Consolidated I MARY I.U VUALDRON G1f '4f ' . . . Rmall . . . Ffdflklz' Peppcr . . . energy . . . Quill and Srroll Chill 4 - v - F0093-ill 1. Z. 3, 4 . . . Quill and Scroll 3, 4 . . . Annual Stall Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 . . . Track 3, 4 , . 4 . . . Prppw Stall l, 2, 3, 4. Baskcrbqtll 3. 4. CARUI. VUEIR GITRHARD VUOLDIEN Bfukvlball . . . Emmet , . . homer Mt'ditaliz'e . . . fouiball junior Play 5 . . . Girls' Glee Club 1, Football 1, 5, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3 2, -I . . . Mixed Chorus 1, Z, 4 , . . . . . Trauk 1,2 . . . E Club 4. Sextet -l . . . Opcretta 4 . . . Annual .2. CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION WHOSE PICTURES WERE NOT AVAILABLE lil Nll TDXVARDS .Ytlwfifl lm: . , . Bnrniir . . , .mark ROMAINIE HACHKHACK I'..X.Nfu1.. . limi liiiiirlmll l. .'. S , , . llztskttball l, 2, 3 . . . 'l't.ttL 1. J , , . If Club 2, 3, 4. lil NNl'l'll JOHNSON fv1.1tli'INt'tr , . . ll. S. Nilfj K A RRI JI.l, KN! TTSON I . .L ,'iI.1imii Sitttltnt Ciountil Rep. 3 . . . lioys' Glu: 7 Lltib l. 3 . . . Mqttliigal 3 . . . Nusa-tl Cfltottts J, 5 . . . lruiutlulll 1, 2, 3 . . , -lunioi Play R . , , Trittk l, Z . . . llixxs' Qimxtrt 5 . . . liztskcrlmll l . l. Club 5. I.Ol.A KOl.l'lN fiiyuft . . . miliein' . . . giggle Nixul ffltotus -l . . . Girls' Glcc Club I, 2. 3, -1 . . . Opcrctta 3, 4 . . . XVootlcn Spoons 1, Z . . . UAA l . . . Vows Class 1, Z. 3. -X. VIOAN RUSH .Yriiriiffm . . . quift , . . agrwalflr' lhlliftir Stull' 3 . . . Haskclball 2. Maplu llill llitgll Scllorxl l , , , Hrtlfzl High School 2. RUSSELL RUBY Dark , . . U. S. Navy . . . lalrrmul Homcroom Ofhtcr 2 . . . Basketball l . . . Track l, 2, B . . . Football l, 2, 3 . . Hi-Y 3 . . . li Club I, 2, 3. HAROLD SIFRIT Twin pbmlt' . . Atv . . . rfnwrjul Foolball l, 2, 5 . . . Basketball l, 2, 3 . . . Trail: 1, 2, 3 , . , Club 1, 2, 3, -1, VlRGlNlA WlSSI.liR AWYN .... illrilrilulirz' . . . IIVMVIPIIU liannl I, 2 . . . Oncrart Plays l . . . Citrls' Glec Club I, 2 . . . Pep Club 1. Z . . . Mixed Chorus 1, Z . . .Oper crm 2 . . . Accompanist for Boys' Glue Club 1, 2. Cambridge High Sthool 1, 2. JOSEPH 'WOOD Army Air Cnipr . . . bdlkflbdif Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Homeroum Of- hfcr l . . . Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council Rep. 1, 2 . . . Football l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Trark I, 2, 3, 4. -22 MISS CLARK BMX Rgv,-5 -Iiwn Mnure. Glen Rnet, Cliziumey Oles-in, Marilyn Lough, Phyllis Kinu,'Dclmircs Ruscnow, Barrett lenninge, julm Kiefer. Rirlurd Nels-uni ' MIiilJl.l' F.U'x't ll.IflN,'F.l Innnkuk. Mu-inregin l.undcr'uuILI, lyllflfll Paulson, Mui-nie Murtlnml, Alice Opelr, Lorraine Lennux, Alum R1-senmv, Betty loeselien, Arlene Krnenkc. FRONT Row: lilsle Iuemlien. DelureQ Lyle. Doris Ruby, Joanne Rnsenow, Sliirlef Mdtliiewn. Beth Lungren Marianne Myers, Rmh Ann Mulrzen, and Clayra johnson. ABSENT: Lou Ann Lee. MISS COPELAND BACK Row: jim 'l'.iniknw:1. Arnold Yates, Dunne Seliultz, Claire Skauelm, fi n el Gill-mr. Stevens. MIDIILE Row: Allen Tusrenson, Gretchen Zimmerman. Mnliel XVil- helms, Maxine Valen, Arvid Valen. my .G FRONT Row: Maurita Tliltrn- W? dyke, jeannine Steinberg, Darlene Schaclierer, Evelyn Smrklmrgei. Carol Skattebu, :l n Ll Bllflilfll Smvros. AHSINTT Berry Sunsle. .Inc Zim- mcrman. MISS CORNWALL BACK Row: Frgxmis H.vlI.and. George Allen, Hub H-irwn. jim Burns, Bill Bcrven, Duane Dillman, and Romnine Burrlieri. MIlJlJl.l' ROW: Ilnmld Herlwmnclenn, Dnrorliy Huntley, M1lflIDH Grirnm. Audrey Butler, Donna B.rlil. Vera Grinde, and ,Irie Iflmv. nl. FRONT Rf-xx': lXln-mlirli ll-luxe, Luis Dilly, Clmrlmre Hupp, Phyllis Brinqle. Lurmine Cllirisremen, Mary Ann Frertem, and llveretr H.wl.n,1I. Alisliivlz Viul.i Berne, llilc lhnielson. Donna Dixswurrli, l.,1 Von Baum. 2 . k I1 M1 U MISS WQODS B-ug Row: Don 1.111r. Fr.1n11x 1..lYiC1'l, Alou K1I1I'1.1I'L1. ,'x1l'LII A1.1111I1. I.o111f Muon. Bob Keeler, RM' Hosford. l3.1ro111 Knutson. Don Hunt. -11111 M1K,11, Rogrr K1111cg,1.1r11. f1l1,1l1L'N vl.11kso11, -lo11n H.1nson. XY'.11nc H.111koos, 511111111 Rrmxx: C1111'1u Mmm. K111111111 11.111..1111. 111111 I,-113111. 11111 N1C11fVL'N. V1-1.1n M113-111.1111, 1i.1r1w.1r.1 Kline- 1L'1IL'I'. 171-11111-1 1..11xon, A11111'11.1 11.1g1 11.111. 1'.11111111- 11.111x-111 K11111 Mortunxon. 'l'11of11.1x 1111n11xmM. 1fR11A1' Roxx: 17.11s3' H1g1111'. 17-11-11111 111111-1111, 1'111111x 1l.1111111L'1, 111.111 111111111-, P11111 1.11111lYl3l'l. 111.1111 Kllgurc. 111.115 H.1nson. Iouc 1ne1x',111. Hnlm 1.-11-w111cn, 1.1111.1n .1o11n11n. Dcloru 1.1n11scy, 11.1 jenn 1 111d1c111. ,'X1N1'N'1: Dcllwcrr hlohneon. MR. BUMP 13.1114 Row: Donald ligelnml C1111 H.111crn111n. Charles Fowler 1'1ICI'Y. 171114 Gray, Bo1111y liroxxn Mclxin Book. 111111131 1' Row: james C11r11-11 Rolvcrr Cllflbll, S1111'1c,' 130111. All ' 111'uy lf1'.1ns1'n, xY1!g1Tl1.l IBQKMI11 joys 1'1c1'gwon. M.1r1on I1l1wo1111, 51111111 13.111m.1n. Don H1t,ncr. 1111- gcnc Fgclxnd. 171zox1 Row: Diuksic Burgc. H1-lun Bc.11'c1'. Dolly If-mlm. N1.11111r1 Amlcrxon, D.11'1c'1L' 11.111 111111. 111510 A.1nomo11, R ll 1 11 Broun. 1:11'1CI'XL1 Forxscll. 1'1on111L A111r1g1'1. R111'cr:.1 Allen. 01.11111 1f1Ncn11-111 cr. Al1x1x1' Nor111.111 171011. 51.11, X111 11,1111-or. MR. LUTHER 131114 Rim: 11.111 XY111111. ,:x11.lI'1 Roxxlrv, .11-111 S1o1k1111L, 01111-1' Nav. 1.11111-x 911111111, 171111 Mourirxcn. Rolxc-rt U'R111-1. M1-11'11I M1111-111, C11-11141 51.1111 f1uo1141-S111.1I111. A1lI7I11I Rom: Ro11.111' '1'11o111g1s. 1i.1111,11.1 R1-Iwll. 1.11111.1 Nwlv.-11, 1'11'111s Ulxon, Mg11jo111 SI111I1l. 12,111.1 V1-LlIllL'. UI111- XX,1l1-1'111111. 1711115 0111-11, P.11s1 XY.1111ron. 1111.1 M.11- NL-ppl, 111.111-11111 N111.111111cr, 111-1'11e1'1 Ymlscn. l7Rc1X1 Row: llclen A1l1f1k1EI'1. 111r11,1r.1 111311. 11.111011 Oslwrg. 1i1.11nc 511110, l7l1X111i Nelson, 1.11141 Nev111, Maulclyn Ono, Bmcrly Tr1151,111t. -1une Roscnoxx, 1.1111.1n Rown- w, A111511' A1nonson, Mary 1.11 Starr. 13.1111 Burns, R1111.1r11 H.l1lSL'. Don- .1111 15,11:cr. HL-1111-rr 11,1111-11 Murl MR. CROLJSE BMX Row. Cirnnr Zimnicrmm. Rowing XX'.i:cim.in. Bula Srrgimpc. Maurice Origcr, XY'.15nc Yibgen, Tom XX'csr. lvlnynnul Simpson. I.:-wg klillUV1lF'SUYl. Dun R-ilwr w. llllc R-M, Dgilc Srcinlwrxr. Tullm Rove: llwiiglns OIL-N-in. Rilpli Vin lniin, Bill imllcrs, jngk Slum-ns. Cicrnlll XVilkins, Lawrence Tillcgl, jim W'.il1, Dirk V-rlf, lfilv..ir.l S.itlirx'. Mnlxin XYiigliI. Srcoxlx Row: lXl.irg.lrcr XX'cgx. -lunv. Runuu. ,lmnnc R-iwr1mx', -liizm S1li,1pci'. Sliillci 'lnlyli-r, Diiris Stzinlwn-rg, Mgirilxn Ruslli, f1l.ir.i XX'ilwn. FIHXI' ROV: lNl.ll'V 5il1.nl.L:cr', Nririnl Yiiung. lii.m ll:-ur. lliirqiu Rlrkr-, l,.mr,1 Hpllg- Rurkmgln, Bug-rly Xldlpir, Barlwgxrn Fcrcrwn, P.irriLi.i Sullxxyin. liwmrliy Him, Dulurcs Srlrit. 1'Xl4Sl'N'l'I Clliwlcr Suri. MR. STEEL BMX Row: ,Innes H.im-ri. Carol Mvssingcr, Duuglns Mullin- nld, lilrlie Mustard. Daryl Alwlrn- sun, Rhlucrr Mgmrlic, Lui Lani, Merle Mnrrlnnd. Hnmlrl Higgins, lNlll!I1I.I' Ruxx: Ruhcrr Higg nx. jim lN!.ilunc'y. Vernon -lulinsiin. Rurli Lnrxcn, I.u jenn Hcinrnli, Arnold Huntley, ,lim Myurx, Arvin julil, Cicnc I.m'cl.1ml. Frumr Row: Luis llimim-r. XVilmn lXliirxinwrc. Butt Higgins. jane Kilgrirc. Buffy' Nu ll, l'L it Hnpp, limit.: Nuns. lrmn Hur-r, jiinn Now, Ami A li Bill jcnnings. MISS KELLER BMX Row: lliiyic- Fiuilr-i'irl-'xc-n. DL-nnis ffarr. Kcirli H.igci'ni.in, ji lin Allrn, Burl Ciinlsil. Ciirlliin Bug, Neil msc, -Im' lk-mllxfiri. Virgil lfi,g-. l'l'11m li: iwuli Dim llinmnml. t t - A - lxrllllllll Row: Riilmill liiirggv. K,li,ulL-x fllnilr. R.1xm1iml Kiiimlc, -lim lziku, lluill lliniclsiin. Mnrjuric liullcr jrmcr Hur' Hclcr. Dnlcn Mniuc liku ,Xllin lkikyi, .ilk liiunix L. . J - FRONT R1iNx': l.:.ui.l l5iri1in,1ri. Nnryi-.n truly ll1.ini1.i Billings, Ilriyrp- Broun. Arlunc liringlc. W'.1nil.1 Fivllcrl, f janet Ciuldslicrry, Mlry Clnxrr, Mui lilirni, lhliilnw .Q,1rr. Sliirlcy Brirglicrs. Anslaxlrz jark Fnsrc-r, fQl.iirc l,ik,-. fliiymn Bull. FRESHMEN: President ,... Vice-Presid t Setretzlry-Tr asurc r SOPHOMORFS: President. . Vice-President . . . Secretnry'Tre:1surex CLASS CDFFICERS . . , .Gordon Bnrg . . , .Bob Higgins . . . .Marjorie Goff ...,....BobWood . . .Dick Mouritsen ...-lflnerva Forssell S jUNIORS: President ...,.., ViCe4President .... Secretary-Treasurer SENIORS: President. ....... Vice-President .... Secretary-Treasurer . , . . . . .George Allen Jim Tanikawa . . . . .Maurita Thorndyke . . . .Russell Davis . . . . .George Hess . . . .... Dorothy Rugtlv im W iff Q ig ,ind Q. -1. ye vs Qs .-p ,Q ,., gf 'Y 3 at A' w Hu. A e ' 5.5. Q ,,,.,. A 2 We QE -26 ACTIVITIES CQNCERT BAND Memhers of the high school concert band are: Flutes- lean Cramer, janet Goldsherry, Patsy Mouritsen, Bette Loeschen. Marilyn johnson, and Mildred johnson: Ohoef'-,Lois Hammer: liirst Clarinetsf-f-.lean Bringle, Pat Kelly. Norma Myhre, Phyllis Hammer, Donna -lacohson, and Arlene Valeng Second Clarinetsw Shirley Mathieson, Beyerly Truscott, james Cjhalstrom and Kenn ' , l Smith: Third Cilarinets Paula Lungren, Stanley Thompson. Ronnie Bringle. lyadelle Osherlg, and Audrey lfranseng Alto Sax- ophone Bette Sundeg lienor Saxophone-s Maiirita Thorndylae and George Allen: Baritone Saxophone- Gilhert Steyensg Horns f--Mary I.ou Starr and Phyllis Bringleg lfirst Ciornets-f-Verdae Sawyer, Evelyn Egeland, .loe Howard, and Barhara Stavrosg Sec- ond Cornets' WDick Egertson, Rodney Brink. james Hanson, and Mary Clareg Third Cornets Marihelle Lou Benson, Marilyn Torreson. and Meredith House: Baritone Cornets fr Bernice Ness. Rodger KlflfC'g.l.1Fd, -lohn Hanson. Marian Grimm, and Lou Ann Leeg First Tromhones-Verle Sawyer, and lilinin Forssellg Second Trombones- Cfarla Tuttle, Lorraine Christensen, and Eugene Egeland, Third Trombones- Dennis Perkins, june Runge, and Tom Stoeryg Basses f-.lim Burns, Owen Nashy, and George Starr: Percussion- john Allen, Donald Baker, jane Kilgore, joyce liredericksen. and Keith Hagerman. E H S Majorette Romeo and Juliet MIXED CHORUS The mixed chorus antl the other musical groups have appeared before many of the organizations and clubs in Estherville. The trios, sextets, and quartet had their zirrt broa feasting experience in the Blue Room of the Gardston Halal ever Station KICD. The operetta, Sailor Maids, which was presented on De- cember 21 under the direition of Miss Helen Johnson, was the outstanding event in tl'e vofal department this year. The plot centered about a lighthouse, where Frances Marie, the daughter of the l: llfllOLlSC' l-zeeper, was celebrating her eighteenth birthday. On the same clay her engagement was to be announced to a former playmate. Many cases of mistaken identity occurfe ', but satisfactory ei-:pla1at'o'ws were hnally made. The chorus members were sailors and sailor maids, The principal roles were portrayed by the following: Samuel Stoery. Cyrus Tempeltong June Harris, Frances Marieg Maurita Thorn- dylce, Jeanette Spencer, Frances Maries best friend, Olga, the Swedish housekeeper, Barbara Stavros: Edward Dover, Paul Lundy, Captain Dover, Douglas Grindeg Gerald Kennedy, an ardent admirer of Frances Marie, 'lim Burns, David Kern, a yachtsman, Russ Davis, and the messenger, Bob Menzies. lVlusic Really Does . .. 'A' GIRLS' GLEE CLUB A Girls' Glee Club has always included students who have had experience in singing. From this group, Miss Helen Johnson, the director, chooses sextets, trios, and other small groups. Although many of this group are seniors, there are several under- classmen who remain to organize a glee club next year. The major project The first semester was the operetta, in which they portrayed singing sailor maids. There have been additional public appearances by the smaller groups. BOYS' GLEE CLUB BACK Row: jim Eike, Douglas lNIcDonald, Dick Mouritsen, Chauncey Olson, john Allen, Jim Burns, Bob Horton, Romaine Borchers, Duane Dallman, and jack Broms. INIIDDLE ROW: jim Myers, Charles jackson, Neil Case, Don Roberts, Clare Skattebo, Robert Manthe, Barrett Jennings, George Allen, jim Tanikawn, joe Hosxnnl, George Starr, and Lawrence Tillea. FRONT Row: Bill Jennings, Elmin Forrsell, Vernon Johnston, Douglas Oleson, Eugene Egeland, Robert Menzies, Rodger Kirkegaard, Darold Knutson, lNIaynard Sampson, and jack Egertson. . Q . l'-lc3V2 ltS ClWdVlTlS 'B' GIRLS' GLEE CLUB This group includes girls who came from other schools and those who were not in the glee club here last year. It 05ers opportunities to many girls who have not had pre- vious vocal training, They are learning to read music and to follow a director. These girls had 21 very successful year and assisted in the presentation of the operetta. Miss johnson directed the group until Mr. Minkler returned as a member of the faculty. J ii'rr ' MADRIGAL BACK Row: john McM11nncss, Russell Davis, Dick Mouritscn, Jim Burns, Sam Stoery, Paul Lundy, George Hess, Vcrilue Sawyer, and jim lNloore. iifccmwls ROW: lioh M nnci S, livclyn Fszclund. june Harris, Pcurl Fretty, lilncrvu Forssell, jean Cramer, Bgirlmm Stuvros, ,lean Gmth, and Huh Lcshcr. SENIOR SEXTET Beverly Olson, Carol Wier, .lean Groth, june Harris, Dorothy Rugtiv, and Pearl Fretty. HIGH SCHOOL SEXTET June Harris, Phyllis Hammer, Elnerva Forssell, Roberta A l I e n, Barbara Stavros, and Barbara Pannkuk. JUNIOR SEXTET Lorraine Christensen, Beth Lungren, Evalyn Stoclcbu rger, Maurita Thorn- dyke, Barbara Pannlcuk, and Barbara Stavros. BOYS' OUARTET Russ Davis, Dick Mouritsen, Verdae Sawyer, and Paul Lundy. 33- FRESHMAN- SOPI-IOMORE SEXTET Roberta Allen, Phyllis Hammer, El- nerva Forsscll, Lois Hammer, Paula Lungren, and Doris Steinburg. SENIOR TRIO jean Cramer, Virginia Boggess, Evelyn Egeland. SOPI-IOMORE TRIO Elnerva Forrsell, Phyllis Hammer, and Roberta Allen. X MIXED OUARTET ' I Dick Mouritsen, Roberta Allen, james Moore, and Elnerva Forssell. 'ff'-,,,,.,.w' N? A is -s,,gfSJ ,guna OUILL AND SCROLL BACK ROW: Arlene Klein, Grace McKay, Mary Nell Gray, Dale Holroyd, Sarah Alice Conway, Betty Mae Wfeber. FRONT ROW: Bonnie Bixby, Alice Eisenhower, Miss Copeland, Mary Lu Wfnldron, Betty jean Beaver. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BACK ROW: Elaine Sidles. Dorothy lNIatI1irson. Madelyn Otto, Ivadelle Osberg, Audrey Fransen. Ruth Kilgore, -Iohanna lrlupp, Margaret XY'egs, Beverly Schenck, Moonyean Lundervold, jane Kilgore. Leona Lindsey, and Delores Sifrit, INIIDDLF Row: Betty Hixugim. M,rry Claire. Shirley Matliieson, Mary Ann Hoye, Barbara Klinefelter, Carla Tuttle, Doris Str-inlwerg, Virginia De XY'alle, Charlotte Hupp, Betty Loesfhen. Gretchen Zimmerman. FRONT ROW: Lois Dally, janet Goldslwerry, Bessie Hupp, Jeannine Stein- berg, Barbara Peterson, Miss Sclmackel, Gladys Eisenhower, Delores Lindsey, Ruth Ann Moltzen, Genevieve Ramsey. A NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Jack Egertson, Mary Ann Hoye, Dorothy Rugtiv, and Paul Lundy INNER CIRCLE BACK Row: Dorothy Rugtiv, Marian Grimm, Donna Ditsworth, Kathryn Sullivan, Maurita Thorndyke, Lorraine Christensen, Pearl Fretty, Elnerva Forssell, Doris Steinberg, and Maree Eike. MIDDLE ROW: Maxine Kirkegaarcl, June Harris, Shirley Mathieson, Mary Ann Hoye, Dorothy Mathieson, Donna Jacobson, Phyllis Bringle, Jean Cramer, jean Bringle, and joan McDonald. FRONT Row: Lois Hammer, Alice Eisenhower, Beth Lungren, Barbara Stavros, Phyllis Hammer, joan Hipple, Paula Lungren, and Dorothy Holroyd. I GIRL RESERVES AND l-ll-Y Wlien the picture of the Girl Reserves was taken, the organization was merely a social club with the girls elected into the club by secret ballot. The vote was taken by them to affiliate with the National YWCA. This group formed the nucleus of the large organization which gave every girl in EHS the privilege of joining. At the beginning of this school year Miss Mary Ellen Bottom was the sponsor. Now that the group is larger, there are two additional supervisors, Miss Dorothy Keller and Miss Betty jean Beaver. Last fall the Hi-Y club became a part of the national YMCA. Each boy is helped by the Hi-Y to become a better member of his church, his school, and his social life. Sponsors of the Hi-Y club are G. Arthur Luther, Lyman L. Bump, and C, Raymond Rutt. Two projects of the club were 11 panel discussion on student relationships and the formal initiation ceremony conducted by a group of members from Spencer under the supervision of Ray Norman. -36- 3' WOODEN SPOONS AND FFA The girls in the home economics classes in the high school are members of the Wooden Spoons organization. This club made it possible for the girls in these classes to have social meetings. In addition it has helped to develop their poise and personality. This year the club is under the supervision of Mrs. Geraldine Steele, the homemaking department instructor. Boys who are planning to make a career of farming have become members of the Future Farmers of America. Each member has taken part in group activities and has earned dividends from individual projects. The boys do not, however, spend all of their time in work. Their other activities include sports and recreaton. Mr. Edwin Thoreson, head of the agriculture department, is sponsor of this group. O as -7,7- ,,, KJV? A... sf--vm ' - gn, VL 5 1f v32.s,w-WDW-haw . I I ki A yy- W -A ft - ' ' ' www. ,. .ww X, ,V -itmswwwwm... .wi 14 HO-LO-CO STAFF Co-Editors ...................... Alice Eisenhower and Dick Bittner Business Manager .,......,.. .....,..... ,... . . .jack Egertson Assistant Business M.1nager ..... .... .....,..... G e orge Allen Circulation Manager, . . Activities Editor ....., Sports Editor ......,... Assistant Sports Editor. Music' Editor ....,..... Photography Editor .,... Senior Editor ........ ,lunior Editor ......, Sophomore Editor ..... Freshman Editor ...... Photography Committee. . . Typists .................. Editorial Adviser. . . Business Adviser .... . ,.... .... B arrett jennings . . . ,Mary Ann Hoye . . . .Verdae Sawyer , . . . . . .George Hess . . .Dorothy Mathieson . . . .Douglas Grinde . . .Dorothy Rugtiv . . , . .Barhara Stavros .....,........Phyllis Hammer .........,......Douglas McDonald . . . . . . . . . . . ,Dick Egertson, Verlyn Vedder, Mary l u Wfaldron, and Evelyn Egeland jean Bringle, Shirley Grinde, Dorothy Hyer, Arlene Valen, and Carol Weir . . ........,... Lyman L. Bump . . . . . , . .Walter B. Hammer Editors ..... Exchange ..... Cartoonist .... Boys' Sports .... Girls' Sports ......, Music ............ News ...... junior College ..... Typists ...... Adviser .... PEPPER STAFF . . . . . .Mary Lu Waldron and Alice Eisenhower AnnMoltzen ......................RobertBarfoot . . . . . .Charles Jackson, Jim McKay . . . . . . . . . . . , . , . .Doris Opelt and Beverly Truscott . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Beth Lungren and Barbara Stavros Marilyn Anderson. Richard Egertson, Kelton Houts, Bob Keeler, joe Kinnard, Darold Knutson, Paula Lungren, Loyle Mason, Eloise Nauss, Linda Mae Nielsen, Ivadelle Osberg, Barbara Pannkuk, Barbara Peterson, Donna Ricke, Don Roberts, jr., Lillian Rosenow, Beverly Schenck, Elaine Sidles, Clare Skattebo, and Doris Steinberg U . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bonnie Bixby, Sarah Alice Conway, Mary Nell Gray, Helen Sawyer, and Hilda Sawyer Shirlc Book and janet Krier ........Miss Enid Copeland is X , 'STUDENT QUEEN' Bui'l1.iri1 P.mnkul:. Bury' -ln-nnirigx. Cl1.lLlI1CCy Oluwn. H.1il1i1'.i St.ixi'm, l,'ii'i.iim' Cliriwtcnscn, Mmiimric lNIs1i'tli1ml, Gciirgg Allen. Bi-th l.L1IlgI'L'D. Dill- Daiiillwn, Hill Riiilm, llcl-iirx Rim-nnxx' Miw Dimiwtliy Kcllur, Vcm ,lun Grimlc, -Limo 'Ii.lll1l'i.lNN.l. lzxiilyii St-mlxlwiiijuw, ,l.iim-N Miiiirc. .im M.iri.in Grimm. Sunsct by Slnntsky lic ll Little Ciickou The Stuidfiist Hills --ui. Cl-IOO CI-IOO RAI-I' RAI-1 Kathryn SL1ll1X lI'1 Bob Lesher Donm Piulson 1nd Bill ennings ire the four members of the hi h School whoie duty it is to plan and lead the yells Bill joined the group after the Homecoming pep meeting ind he md Donnft will remun for ncxt year Bob ind Kettle are both seniors they haue hid 1 dithcult twslc and haxe fulhlled it well STATE WINNERS Johanna I-lupp and Shirley Mathieson are the only two girls in high school who have won state awards in the Girls' Athletic As- sociation. Johanna has completed her work, as this is her lust year of high school. Shirley, a junior, will enrn additional points during her senior year. Soda Jerk . . . Pick Your Own Thumper ........... Freak Guess Who . . .Three Minutes to One Casanova's . . . Qur New Uniforms Picture Taking. .Leaning on the Rail ATHLETICS 521: 5 EHS CGACHES Ai,m2R'r J. WAITE As head coach in football. basketball. and track. Dot always works to have a good team. He seletts the boys tor the position they are litted to play. By working h.u'tl he gets excellent ref sults and has the eo-operation ot all the boys he is toathing. RAYMOND STEELE As the B Squad football roach Ray worked with .1 larltge 'group of boys and showed them the fundamentals so that in the tuture Estherville will continue to have a good team. Ray also coat hes junior high basketball and has some boys who should develop into excellent players. ELNER E. STARR Returning from the navy at the beginning of the seeond semes- ter, Elmer has undertaken the B Squad and junior college coaching. His ambition is to have Estherville in all sports in both high school and college. BxCK Row: S. Stoery, G. XX'olden, A. Tostenson, B. Horton, j. McKay, B. Jennings, B. Keeler, D Shultz .I McManness. BIIDDI E Row: Coach Al NX'aite, G. Allen, V. Sifrit, j. Mcllwraith, R. Davis, G. Hess, J. Tanikawa, B. XVood Assistint R y Steele, lxlilflilytl' M. Malunej.'. FRONT ROW: Manager j. Howard, Verle Sawyer, D. Bittner, D. Ankrum, V. Vedder, V. La Rue, Verdae Sawyer B Ht lsclaw, Manager D. Holroyd. I945 FOOTBALL SEASON During the 19,15 season the Midgets played six conference and two non-conference games, which were Fairmont and I.eMars. By winning five and losing only one by I1 score of 20 to 18 to Spencer, the team earned second place in the Lakes Conference. The first eleven was composed of the following seniors who are being graduated in 19136: Bill Holsclaw, LE, Verdae Sawyer. l.Tg Verle l.a Rue, l.Gg Verlyn Vedder, C, Don Ankrum, RG, Dick Bittner, RTQ Verle Sawyer, Rlfg Russell Davis, QBg George Hess, LH, La Verne Sifrit, RH, and james Mcllwraith, FB. Samuel Storey, Gerhard Woldc'n, john McManness, Merlin Twito, and the first eleven were the lwoys who won E awards for the l9i5 footlull season. One junior, Barrett Jennings, also won his letter. Boys winning extra awards were as follows: All lakes Conference teams--'Bill Holsclaw, secondg Verdae Sawyer. honorable mention: Verlyn Vedder, second, Don Ankrum, firstg Russell Davis, honorable mention: George Hess, lirstg jim Mcllwraith, first. Boys who earned places on the All Northwest Iowa teams, were: Bill Holsclaw, third, Verdae Sawyer, second: George Hess, firstp .lim Mcllwraith, third. The boys who received All-State honoralvle mention were Bill lelolsclaw. Dick Bittner, Russell Davis, George Hess, .lim lNlcllwraith, Verdae Sawyer received gi place on the fourth All-State team. IL'I'YI I3 ........,.. K1 ...,. ,.... 7 SQUAD RECQRD .... IL Mus ... . 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'IIII M -yL'. 'IL'l I' Ray II V 'I..l11l111X -N . .111LI c.lI'l'UI 11L's IIIAQLF. 'A' SQUAD BASKETBALL. BACK ROW: Verdae Sawyer, Verle Sawyer, V. Vedder, S. Stoery, D. Ankrum, M. Maloney. FRONT Row: Al Wfaite, R. Davis, B. Holsclaw, G. Hess, J. Mcllwraith, V. Sifrit, D. Holroyd. V El-IS MIDGETS Witli seven lettermen returning from last year's team the Midgets com- pleted their season with only tour losses out of a total of seventeen games. The seven hoys were George Hess, Bill I-lolsclaw, La Verne Sifrit, jim Mc- llwraith, Russell Davis, Verdae Sawyer, and Samuel Stoery. Coach Al Waite completed the squad hy adding four more boys: Don Ankrum, Mike Maloney, Verle Sawyer and Verlyn Vedder. The Midgets earned seeond place in the Lakes Conferenceg Spencer won first. Both teams lost only two Conference games, hut Spencer won on I1 percentage hasis, having played two more games than Estherville. The team was a well organized group and worked hard during the entire season, winning many of the games hy a good margin. 'A' SQUAD Estllerville Verle Sawyer 22 28 52 -12 410 56 39 31 Z9 28 39 -15 'll ii 34 -42 -il BASKETS All- RECORD Orpoiu-ntx ..l.clNl4lFS.., ....w'J ,.. Sioux liillx .. . .-1' ,. Millorml ., .30 , . Slmelilon , . . . .ll . , Spirit l..1l:e . ,, .21 lfmiuet.lm:'.g . .Iii ilellerson , , . , . I 4 Storm l..lliL' . . JZ .. Sibley .... .22 . Spencer . . . . . .55 Pocnluontns . . A . .27 . Sheldon ... ...Z-i Spirit l..1lQL .. ...lo Emmetsburyg . . . . lm Storm Igilae -... , . . I5 .. Silwley , ,SU Spencer . Sam Stoery . ...QQ Don A nk rum Rues Du IS 1m Mcllwmlth L1 Verna Slfflf e 1 L George Hess E Bill Holsclaw Verlyn Vedder Verdae Sawyer Mike Maloney 'B' SOUAD BASKETBALL BACK ROW: David Danielson. jim Currcll, Robert Currcll. B. Goilsil. INIIDDLF Row: D. Mouritscn, M. Oi'ig.:cr. D, Hunt. B, Keller, G. Bilfgl, Stevens. FRONT Row: Manager A. Yates, B. XX'uml, Diile Danielson, j. 'I1inikiiwii, B. Jennings, G Allan J. Howard. Conch Elmer Starr. 'B' SOUAD l945-46 SCORES Estherville Opponents 32 .... 32... -16... 39 27 wg 77 37... '77 36... 35... 30... 24... 28... 25... 27... 36... I3.. 51... 29... 35... . . Emmet . . . . . Superior . .. . . Milford . .. ....Sl1cldon... . . . Spirit Lake . . . . ..... Dollivcr ... . . Emmetsburg . . . .... Ringsted ... ...H.1lfi1... . . Ceylon . . . ... Sibley ... . . Sheldon . .. . . Spencer . . . . . Ceylon . . . .... Ringsted ... SpiritLal4e . . . Emmetslvurg . . . ...Sibley.... Spencer COUNTY TOURNA M ENT .........M:ipleHill.......... .. Gruver l945 TRACK SQUAD Of the nineteen hoys who were on the track squad last season, fourteen returned for spring practice. Many lwoys are gaining new ex- perience and will make good use of it in the track meets of 1946. Estherville was represented by Bill Holsclaw and Verlyn Vedder at the state track meet in I9-ii. Each boy qualified for state competition at the district meet which was held at lit. Dodge. Bill placed fourth in the foothall throw and received an award. Although Verlyn qualified, he couldn't placeg however, he is planning to go again this year. TRACK SQUAD OF l94,n Back Row: li. Hulsclaw, D. Holroyd. D. Bittner, B, Jennings D Lasher L Sifrit Verdae Sawyer, Verle Sawyer. FRONT Row: IJ, Ankrum. G. Allen, J. Mcllwraith, G. Hess R Duns V Vcdtltr 9 Stoery April S April I2 April I9 April 27 May 5 May sl May 9 May I I May IH l946 TRACK SCHEDULE . . .c2ll.lLlI'.1iItjlL'I' Mt-ut . . . ...... Holstein Rclitys . , . .... Potptltontxs Relays .......liIut- l2.lI'lll . .. . , .SAL City' Rcl.lys . .lnyit.1tion41l Mt-ct . . .Clarion Relays . . . .District Mot-t . . ,flonfcruncc Met-t NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCI-ICDLARSI-IIP SOCIETY In addition to the E Club is tht' N.1tioni1l Athletic Stsholttrship Soricty, which is composed ol' hoys who lmyc L-i1r'mAtI Ll letter in toothnll. lxtslccthnll, .ind tr.u'k, and whost- itycritgc for tllrcu corist-ttitiw scmcsttrs has hcun highcr th.1n thc gt-nctxtl .tytrtgc of tht- sthool. This is an itctiyc orgitnization. .intl mcmhursliip in this society is one of thc highest ohjcttiycs rin .ttliltrtc can t1tt.tin, XY l1tAn tuuh iucinlvci' is gmdttntcd Iiront high srhool. ht- rwtcixtis .1 pin signitiying th.tt hc is .1 int-mhcr, liour studcntsfDulc Holroyd. Vcrdnc Sawyer, Russell Unis. .ind Squnucl Stocryf-W were choscn lor mcinlwrsliip .tt thu L-nd nt' thc sthool yt-.tr in 1945, lltlc Holroyd. tht' only senior in l.1st yc.u s group. rccciycd .1 pin, V-' 3-1 'E CLUB BACK ROW: R. Ruby. R. Hagerback, M. Twito, D. Holroyd, M. Maloney. NIIDDLF Row: D. Ankrum, Verle Sawyer, G. Hess, J. Mcllwraith, V. La Rue, L. Sifrit, B. Lesher, Verdae Sawyer. FRONT ROW: R, Davis, G. Allen, J. McM.1nness, S. Stoery, B. Jennings, V. Vedder, D. Bittner, B. Holsclaw, G. NX'olden. 53 - 'E CLUB Organized in 1922, the Club has been an outstand- ing group and has played an important role in Estherville High School. It was organized for the boys who have won letters by participating in athletics. Each spring new members are initiated if they have won .L letter and meet the scholastic requirements set by the school. President .... . . .Verdae Sawyer Vice-President ...... . . .Russell Davis SecretaryfTreasurer. . . . . .La Verne Sifrit amen Taclcle, End, Back . . . Four Horsemen Time Out . . . My Hero . . . Muscles Let 'em Come . . . Miglmty Eleven. JUNIQR CO! I PGP INTRGDUCTICN e ie ll s Ill histoix of Izstherville iniur College Be came of the lovi eiimllment of xx utime the ueeesiiti restrieteel 'l his ie ir Ins brou.g,l1t 1 large inerefise 111 euiullinent and .1 promise of 1 mueli expmeleel eollege III tlie future lf Ill the ellw to eome when loo III tluougli these pages the reader elerives some pleasure me of the staff will feel that our aim 11 is been ILCOINPIISIICLI STAFF ISDITCR S Hralw Alice Conway ACTIVITIES EDITOR Mary Nell Gray MUSIC EDITQR Wfilma I-Iansen SPORTS EDITCR Jaelc Rardin TYPIST I'IeIen Sawyer ADVISER Lyman L Bump TI1- 1' 'z ' 19.16 rnurlei Ll new ern ' the - . , , ' 1 JL ' ' , , .1 ' an B A J Y A ' A 'E ' . 2 College activities and facilities were :mf K Yi . AL- A I X ' 1 I T 1 I S ,Av Z 1 - 1 7 1 ' 1, 1. 7 ' , - .5 , . k' 8 Y l 1 I yi' I 1 A I - -a 2 1 ' . C , JUNIOR N II Demoney Wwlter B Hlmmer Mlis Miry Ellen Bottom Mri BeSs Beams Lymin L Bump M155 Helen ohnson M155 Florence Schnackel Mnss Axa Sxmpson Al Wa1t MISS ewnnette Watson Mass Hwrrlet Woods Mary Ellen Bottom Dean of Women Walter B Hammer Jumor College Dean COLLEGE FACULTY Supermtendent of Schools unlor Collage Dem Mathemfmtxcs Dem of Women r Enghsh and Speech Vocal MUSIC Gxrls Physlcal Educatlon Commercxal Boys Phys1ca1Educat1on Sc1ence Education l .. . 2 ............ J ' 1 . , L ' . .. . ................................... . . . .A t ' J .......,..................... ' G. Arthur Luther .............................. Social Science ' , J L .....,......................... ' I l -WR' SARAH ALICE CONVUAY All Colle-gr: Girls 1, 2-Annual Staff 2-FTA l. 2-Girls' Glcc Club 2- juniur Cvmllcgc Play 1-1'rf1,11u' Staff 7 JOSEPH HANSON junior College Baslictlvall Zfjuniui' Collcgc Ollqccr l--Stage Manager for junior College Play 1. GRACE MCKAY All College Girls 1, 2-FTA 1, 2- -Girls' Glcc Club 2 'PL'f7f7L'1' Stuff 1, 2. Director of One-Act Play 1-junior Collcgc Officer l, 2-junior College Play 1-Pvjfjlw' Staff 1. LOIS IZLLFRSTON All Collcgc Girls 1, 2-Director of One-Act Play 1---Iuniur Collage Play 1. FLDON XX'lI.LIAMSON liaskctlvall 1, ZA-Dircctur of Ono-Act Play 1--junior College Oliccr I- -Iuninr Collcgc Play 1. BETTY ALBRIGHT All College Girls 1, 2-Director of One-Act Play 1-FTA 1, 2-Girls' Glce Clulv 2-Junior College Play 1. KARLETON VOIGHT All College Girls 1, 2-Class Ofliccr 1, 2-Director of One-Act Play 1- FTA I. 2--Junior College Play 1, 2 CLASS MOTTO HLJHIL ffm wi mic! fafg ,'ll.Z.l',l'l'.f. CLASS ITLOVUERS Red Rose and Lily of the Vallcy 4, CLASS COLORS Red and Wliite md BACK ROW: D. Holroyd, J. Hanson, K. Voigt, M. Bolty, E. Conway, L. Rasmussen, M. Kennedy, Miss Bottom, Mrs. Beams, Miss XX'oods, Mr. Luther, P. House, Helen Sawyer, A. Larson. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Demoney, S. Conway, J. Boone, J. Miller, M. Moore, B. Albright, D. Hunt, G. McKay, B. Wfeber, Miss Simpson, Miss Watscmn, Miss Schnackel, Mr. Bump, M. Gray, Hilda Sawyer. FRONT Row: Mr. Hammer, L. Ellerston, A. Shultz, A Klein, A. Whitehill, B. Bixby, L. Kesler, D. Ellingson, C. Carlson, P. Callahan, D. Hamilton, Miss Beaver, Miss Johnson, Mr. Wfaite, C. jones. ABsENT: W. Hansen, D. Schaper. STU DENTS Name Course Name Course Betty Albright .... Barbara Bixby , , , Marilyn Bolty. , . jean Boone ..... Patricia Callahan . . . Chloris jean Carlson. . . . Ellen Conway ....... . . . Sarah Alice Conway Lois Ellerston ....... . . . Darlene Ellingson . Mary Nell Gray .... . . . Dawn Hamilton .... . . . Wilma Hansen. . . joseph Hanson. . . Dale Holroyd . . . Paul House ..... -59- . .Education Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Liberal Arts , ,Education Commercial Education Liberal Arts Commercial Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Darlene Hunt .... Charles Jones ,,., Margie Kennedy . Lucille Kesler .... Arlene Klein .... Arlene Larson .... Grace McKay. . . Janice Miller .... Margaret Moore. . Lavida Rasmussen Helen Sawyer .. . Hilda Sawyer .... Delores Schaper. . Audrey Shultz . . . Karleton Voigt . . Betty Mae Weber .... .. Alice Whitehill . .. .... Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Commercial Liberal Arts Commercial . .Education Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Liberal Arts . .Education . .Education Commercial Liberal Arts . .Education . .Education Commercial NAME' feta-M BACK ROW: R. Rogers, G. McNally, R. Reed E Williamson L Gipson. FRONT Row: C. Saul, J. Rardin, joe Wood, G Buckingham B Green. ABSENT: C. Goslin, L. Hirschy, -I. Kennedy, R Kiefer I. Kiehl J. McTavish, G, Scholtes, john Wfoocl. VETERANS BRANCH or SERVICE George Buckingham ....... Army Loren Gipson ..... Charles W. Goslin. Berle Green ,,,,.,. Louis S. Hirschy. . . James E. Kennedy. . Raymond Kiefer, , , Lowell G. Kiehl, , , Gregory McNally. . John McTavish .... jack W. Rardin ,,., Robert Reed ..... Robert Rogers .... Clifford Saul ..... Gerald Scholtes .... Eldon Williamson, , john Wood ...... Joseph Wood ,,., . . .... Army . . .,.. Navy . . . . Army . . . ,Army . . .... Army . .... Navy . .... Army . .Navy . ... Navy ...Army ....Army . .Army ....Army ...Navy .. ...Navy ... Army ....Army Air Corps. . . Paratrooper . . Air Corps. . . Paratrooper . . - Infantry. . . Air Corps. . . Air Corps. . . B-12 Group. . Engineer .... Air Corps, , , Engineer .... Engineer ,,,, Air Corps, , , Air Corps, . . COURSE Liberal Arts . . . . .Liberal Arts . . .Liberal Arts Liberal Arts . . . . .Commercial . . .Liberal Arts . . .Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Liberal Arts . . .Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Liberal Arts . .Part time BACK Row: Chloris jean Carlson, Betty Albright, Janice Miller Helen Sawyer, Mary Nell Gray, Hilda Sawyer, Betty hfae Weber FRONT ROW: Barbara Bixby, Audrey Shultz, Karlcton Voight Arlene Larson, Wfilnia Hansen, Sarah Alice Conway. Margaret Moore JUNIOR COLLEGE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The first peace-time year since 1941 has brought about the renewal of almost forgotten junior college activities. The enlarged enrollment made possible the organization of a girls' glee club under the super- vision of Miss Helen johnson, junior college vocal instructor. This group had two regular practices each week. It provided music for several school and community functions throughout the year. JUNIOR COLLEGE SEXTET The members of the junior college sextet are chosen from the girls' glee club. This group sang at the fall concert presented by the high school band, between acts at the junior class play, at the annual Christmas program sponsored by the Womenls Club of Estherville, and at several other functions. IYTITLIFLI Moore Chloris jean Carlson, Helen Sawyer, Hilda Sawyer, Miry Nell Grly Wilma Hansen. BACK Row: Dale Holroyd, Betty Albright, Helen Sawyer, Hilda Sawyer, Betty Mae Wfeber, Miss Harriet Xvoods. FRONT Row: Sarah Alice Conway, Grace McKay, XX'ilma Hansen, Chloris jean Carlson, FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Marie Sorum chapter of the Future Teachers of America was organized in the junior college education department in 1943 by Miss Harriet Woods, education instructor. This is a national and state organization consisting of students who are interested in teaching. The organization was an outgrowth of the Horace Mann Centennial of 1936-39. No greater tribute could be paid to the great educator, Horace Mann, than the organization of clubs in high schools and chapters in colleges in recognition of his advancement of the training of teachers in America. Purposes of the organization are to create an interest in teaching among young people and to give them some training in professional groups before they actually become teachers in the field. The local chapter is affiliated with the state organization and hopes soon to af- filiate with the national chapter. Officers at present are: Wilma Hansen, presidentg Dale Holroyd, vice-presidentg and Helen Sawyer, secretary and treasurer. Miss Harriet A. Woods is the sponsor. .62- 63- A . ALL COLLEGE GIRLS Among the more active social organizations in the Estherville junior College is the All College Girls club. The meetings are held once a month and all college women are members. The dinners are planned and prepared by committees within the group. Officials of the club include: Barbara Bixby, president, Karleton Voigt, vice-president, and Janice Miller, secretary and treasurer. The high light of the year was a dinner held at the Gardston Hotel when members acted as hostesses to their mother or a friend. Values of the club are two-fold in that it not only affords many pleasant associations but also promotes better feeling and understanding between the students and the faculty. BACK ROW: Chloris Jean Carlson, Alice Whitehill, Grace McKay, jean Boone, Lois Ellerston Betty Albright, Sarah Alice Conway, Margaret Moore. MIDDLE ROW: Darlene Ellingson, Lucille Kesler, Audrey Shultz, Barbara Bixby, Darlene Hunt Dawn Hamilton, Janice Miller, Arlene Klein, Betty Mae Weber. FRONT ROW: Helen Sawyer, Mary Nell Gray, Hilda Sawyer, Arlene Larson, Wilma Hansen, Karleton Voigt. 1 Starr. BACK Row' A. Yates QBusiness Manalzerj, R. Rogers, B. Green, J. Hanson, Coach Elmer FRONT Row: IZ. XX'illiamson. joe XY'ood, D. Holroyd, G. McNally, I.. Gipson. ABSENT: j. Kennedy, L. Kiehl, j. Mc'l'avish. john XX'ood. JUNIOR COLLEGE BASKETBALL Playing in junior college sports competition for the hrst time since 19-il. the Estherville Wfolves won five out of eight games, making a record which classes the quintet among the outstanding jaycee teams of northwest Iowa. Coach Elmer Starr, discharged naval veteran, drew his starting line-up from a ten-rnan squad filled with returned service- men, using john and joe Wood as guardsg Greg McNally, centerg and jim Kennedy and Dale I-Iolroyd, forwards. john McTavish was a regular forward before leaving school to enter the University of Iowa. After easily defeating the Independents at Gruver, the Wolxfes lost close games to Fort Dodge and Mason City on successive nights, After having a practice session, the players outscored Eagle Grove 57-40, making the high score of the season. In their next encounter, the Wolx'es lost a second time to the towering Fort Dodge Giants. For the duration of the schedule the Wfolves could not be stopped. Winnirig from Wfaldorf, Eagle Grove, and Mason City, Estherville players passed their opponents by at least sixteen points, hitting their stride against Mason City in the Wolsfes' last home game. Leading the scoring for the team were jim Kennedy, john XVood, and Dale Holroyd. Tilts played in the latter part of the season included a game at Arnolds Park and a return engagement with Waldorf. -64- Pl-ICTG-FINISI-I Spring Fever . . . Snowloound . . . Silly? . . . Buck and Ruby . . . Demure . . .Artist . . .Again? . .. See tl'1e Lake? ...Loolcl ...Smile Please ...Chatting . . . Pals... Keep Your Powder Dry. s r Underclasswornen . . . My Coopy . . . Reporter . . . Farmers . . . Lazy Bones . . . Worried? . . . Leg fXrL...Smiles . ..M'rnrn . .. Hubba! Hubba! . . . Where's Lorraine? . . . Legs . . . Day CH . . . S5HyIf7 . . . Noon Hour . .. Drowning Qui Rats . . . Whose Dog? . . .The Gang . . . Ahh!! . .. Lovey Uovey . . . 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