Galesburg High School - Reflector Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1934 volume:

1 O '1 'sl I n 12 .1 ,r 4 ' 9 O K a I V LF' N I -xl K I V P l. p :Z . O 's ' TUNE? WiWL?W I3!WW And there, as the music changes, The song runs round againf Once more it turns and ranges Through all its joy and pain, Dissects the common carnival Of passions and regretsi And the wheeling world remembers all The wheeling song forgets. Noyes :J he Barrel-Organ v ff' WNIEMIII PREFACEMQQSR 1 C I Ls K :fi Q8 44 ln a never ending eclwo ol all tlwat lwas gone before, in lwaunting proplwecy ol tlwat grander music yet to come, tlie REFLECTOR records tlwe tempo, tlwe mood, tlwe Frst little lwarmonies, and tlme last lingering strains ol your lwiglw sclwool days. 44 May tlmese songs ol lwappy bouyant youtli be ever clear in your memory, that you may carry tlwem always as beautiful overtones in your symplwony ol life. X K Af. .+.. Quia ti' iw TWH I PREFAc Q The REFLECTOR Stall which has tried to catch lor you the tunes and rhythms of 1934, wishes to thanl4 especially Miss Belshavv lor her careful planning ol the art vvorlc, Mr. Damberg lor his patience in taking the group pictures and snapshots, Mr. l-lolcomh lor his assistance in pho- tography and mounting, Mr. Marsh ol engraving, Mr. l.ass ol Wagoners lor h' carelul supervision ol the printing. 1' . ,egg Pontiac lor his cooperation on Tj Theme With Voriofions l. Literary ln which the lyrics are pre- sented without music. II. Faculty ln which the masters of the chorus malce their bow. III. Classes ln which appears the trio in a three-part round. IV. Activities ' ln which the musicians improvise in many lceys. V. Sports ln which the drum major leads the warriors. My Minds Locked Chomber Part I I shut the door And loclced it And threw away the lcey. That bit of life I lirmly said Won't even be a memory. How long ago--- That incident. How many people, too, l lave tried to pry By sly device And brealc my silence through. Part II I lightly thought That I could lceep My secret easily. But then I didn't lcnow l'low very tempting A conlidante could be. l've tried so hard ' To lceep it safe, But my tempter's witchery ls just so strong l'm wondering if I'II try to Find that lcey. --- Alice St ph I-leoven on Eorfh lr is spring, and God has given Us Heaven on earth again. Silver stars above blue hills, And yellow, sunlilce daffodils Are sweet with fragrant rain. The lilacs will be coming soon With maddening fragile loveliness And silvered aching pain. 0 Eyes, you cannot see it all--- There are beyond the whispering pines so tall Low lilting laughters in the wind And tumbling stars that are unpinned--- For Heaven's on earth again. Ir is spring and God has given Us Heaven on earthotoday. Budding boughs of willow trees, That whisper to the spring-sweet breeze, Are swinging into May. The hyacinth is budded too, With coral pinlc and silver blue The winded blossoms sway. ' O Heart, drinlc in your Fill ' Of candle-light, a misted hill, And all these wondrous things until they're gone For you may never see another dawn Ol Heaven on earth again. -Frances Regan PLAYFUL LITTLE SPRITEI AWFUL LITTLE TEASEI SHE ROHPED FROM HORN TO NIGHT JUST A JOLLY SPRINGTIHE BREEZE - RANCES LA F R THE SKY IS A LOVELY MOTHER TO THE EAST AND THE WEST-HER BOYS. THEY PLAY CATCH WITH THE SUN AND MOON FOR THE SUN AND MOON ARE THEIR TOYS. 1 TUR BU Connecticut Memories Connecticut hills are Iilce songs to me, They lift my heart and malce it free. They urge me up where breezes blow To view the scattered daisy fields below. They talce me down where broolcs are found Running peacefully to a shaded town. The hilltops of Connecticut Are never thin and bare, I Icnow, for I've often piclced Wild strawberries growing there. Ile I was sitting on a river banlc When the sun had left the hill Listening to the criclcets As they one by one grew still. The shadows of the evening Came and covered me Xxfhile soft breezes caught the odors Of a sweet magnolia tree. The shadows soon grew darlcer And left the night to me, But I softly smiled and said, fl will hold this in my memory.: -Rena:Godwin EGOTIST YOU CAN T SEE WHAT'S IN MY HEART: BUT PERHAPS YOU WOULDN T BE FLATTERED. -ROSS N L ON AS I DIVE INTO THE POOL I FEEL WATER DAZZLING COOL RISING NOW AROUND MY FACE LATER SLIPPING BACK IN PLACE 1 W S Things You Tolk About Art Immortal JUST A STONY SHIELD OF FLINT. THE WORK OF ONE LONG DEAD- A I I PIECE OF ND AN ART ENBODIED IN AN ARROWHEAD. I CAN SEE AN INDIAN WARRIOR CARVING WITH THE GREATEST SKILL FOR HIS ART TO HIM WAS SACRED AND ITS NEHORY LINGERS STILL. -FA I5 tall: about the seasons, The changes in the year, always happy When green buds do appear. You l am tallc about the Flowers That grow in yonder wood, Yes, l feel their beauty And would pluclc them if l could You tallc about the spring birds That sing their sweetest song, To them l cften listen As the hours speed along. You You tallc about the woodland, Ol the towering treetops green, Yes, l love to be among them, Aye, amidst their blending sheen. You tallc of all the world From the slcy to greenest sod, But l have often wondered Why you never tallc of God. -Dorothea Shaw I0 To o Trellis Summer trellis, white and happy, Covered with the blooming rose, You display all loveliness That art and beauty can compose. Now in summer, friends surround you, Bees sip honey from the rose, And birds perch lightly on your bars Hunting shadows for repose. Time will come when you'll be pitied, Sorry will your aspect be, You will have no birds and roses, Soon from you will beauty Flee. Winter winds will whistle through you, People seeing you will frown, And your vines, now green and blooming, Soon will turn to withered brown. But, 0 trellis, do not fear it, Live in all your rightful joy, Hold your loved ones closer to you--- Memories winter can't destroy. -Gladys Chinn Memories of Gold I LOCKED UPON THE EARTH BELOW TO SEE A PATCH OF SUNLIT GOLD SWAYING SLIGHTLY T0 AND FRO- A LOVELY SPOT A PERFECT MOLD1' MOST ENTRANCING T0 BEHOLD: AND T0 ME IT DID UNFOLD MEMORIES OF THE YEARS UNTOLD. BUT MY PILOT FROM HIS SEAT SAW A FIELD OF THRIVING WHEATI -ERNESTINE HENSLEY Road ln Sicily YOU WANDER ON SO PEACEFULLY. 0 GOLDEN ROAD IN SICILY ABOVE YOU BENDS AN ALMOND TREE O WINDING ROAD IN SICILY WHERE D0 YOU LEAD WHAT D0 YOU SEE ENTICING ROAD IN SICILY? -V GIN LIN OTH A Challenge 'Over the hills a trumpet blew, lts voice a golden challenge threw To a youth, who dreaming lay. Une step he toolc But paused to loolc At the valley that he lcnew. And the hills seemed high and lar away. But still the distant trumpet blew And stfong his reluctant footsteps drew Across the hills, by pathways dim, To a haunted shore. And, as he rose once more, More clear the misty roadway grew, For he glanced not once behind him. -Anne Brown Loveliness The fragrance of lavender lilacs Brings a breathlessness Exquisite as when The crest of a curving hill Reveals Blue valleys. -Virginia Linrothe I i l l l F I l i Reveries A slim, tapered Venetian barlc Resting lightly on calm waters. l.ovely Long-haired maidens dance, and posing As a joyful jest, cut graceful Silhouettes of marble-white against the Prow. Here, where heaven and earth Appear as one, l am drugged by Elusive flower perfumes or blissfully Haunted by clear lilting laughter Which comes floating over Cool, tranquil water . . 4 Q Q o e o o o 4 Q Q o Q n o l dream on in ecstacy, Till the one who waits by the side of me Says: fcome, it's much too nice a day To watch a brown leaf float away.: -Wanda Goode Night The slcy is her soft purple gown, And all the stars that shimmer down Are silver beads so artfully placed That celestial patterns interlace. Then to complete her evening wear A white lunar-orchid adorns her hair. -Wanda Goode Summer Fantasy A DUSTY ROAD. A WARTY FROG. A SCORCHING SUN. A SLEEPY DOG. A A BAREFOOT BOY. A PAIL OF WORMS A HEART OF' JOY SHADY BANK RIPPLING STREAM NIBBLING FISH JOY SUPREME A A A A TORN STRAW HAT. Tommy A CHILDISH FANCY. A PASSING WHIM- Thoi Yellow Piece of Steel .langlel Jang! .langlel clangs the street car as it roots its predestined course through every bloclc, hour alter hour, day after day, year after year, until it merges into the lives of the worlcing present. The old yellow car jerlcs along its monotonous way, delivering the dinner pail masses,the bridge crew, the school review---life in its prime. From the heart ol the bustle to slum, to apartment, to home, that hitching piece of saliron steel bumps along to cater to its million. In teems with life in every stage. That old hoolc nosed one, whose appearance has driven away all prospects, has endured a trying hour with her eldest sister Sarah, who has accidentally slipped into that old maid stage. Sarah also sullers rheumatism. Constantly viewing her paint bespattered counten- ance or reflected admirers, the youngest passenger rides ceaselessly on one small dime. 'Tis sad a hand- some conductor must be so businesslilcel Perhaps that old Fossil in the third seat regrets his weelcly spree. Thinlcing ol lVIarthy's reprimand for his depleted purse, he resolves to he more careful with those cronies next time. The old blaclc matron rides alone, separated from the rest. She spends her days pleasing superiors but slips into her own world when her worlc is Finished. The young fellow with the shilting eyes slouches oil the car. His defiant opposition to society is the city's greatest problem. The car swerves as it stops. Bit by bit, life leaves that tram to wall: down paths ol glory or despair. Who knows? -Josephine Lowry TO BE PATRONIZED BY EVERYONE- HEI M STER FOR S A EVERYONE KNOWS FROM HIS CURLY HEAD TO HIS SOFT BROWN TOES HE GURGLES FOR ATTENTION AND CROWS WHEN HE GETS IT HES A CLEVER LITTLE MITE AND NEVER FORGETS IT. -JEANNE ELD gi: - L. if ,P . -7 l!.' f MQ, 5- 'ra-. Lf. . . .HI ga. 9, ., -, ,v .Y ,-I Q4 V335 Ar-,M . -9,7 .N 1, k.M,5,,c - P' F, W-.rr-f gju, 'vw , . - f .- 1 :M ' .f .- - 4, hifi, '! wr, ,' T . Ll 'Af 4' 57 ':'T ,. ':1' ,Z Y 5 ' j:'!,,x-3.3 f ' -- Flu--J 11 X . Wxpfj 1: 1,, :,.f- '- img '- Y . K., .- vs. 1 gli' , ,'.'- 'f2'7- ,.4, ,f I .. -' . V ,V X W W Section Editors Edna Anderson Anne Brown 0 The soul of music slumbers in the shell Till walced and lcindled by the master's spelli And feeling hearts---touch them but ' lightly---pour A thousand melodies unheard before! P -Rogers e Human Life v '-'lf' W! Q .1 Y 8 Q 9 1 ', 'L' lui-3 C S ,N , Q14-W ' S - -L 1 , la ' ',. -v-5 ' ,.4-',,, PRINCIPAL: E. L. MOYER Tlwo Adminisfrofion 9 -lo tliat group ol executives vvlwo liave directed our scliool, tlie senior class pays tribute. Four years ago, a quiet conscientious gen- tleman became tlie principal and simultane- ously vve, tlwe senior class, entered tliis lwigli scliool. As principal, Mr. Moyer lias impressed us vvitlw liis exemplary clnaracteristics. l-lis lceeness ol perception, lnis conciseness ol purpose and speecli are outstanding. Altlnougln our individual contacts vvitlw Mr. Young, our Superintendent ol Sclwools, are less frequent tlian we lilce, vve realize luis active interest in our class as a vvliole and we are glad tliatt i is from liim vve receive our diplomas. Qur Sponsors The vivacious and iranlc attitude ol our Dean of Girls mal4es consulting ltier a pleasure. l-ler very oiiice is an expression ol lier per- sonality--lor vvlien liave vve found lVliss Cox anytlwing but ellicient, willing and sincere. Qur Dean ol Boys is a lranl4, energetic man lweld in esteem by all vvlio lcnovv liim. lrres- pective ol tlie numerous tlwings tlwat demand l'1is attention lie always lwas time to correct any dilliculties encountered by students. lVlr. Crawford is distinguislwed For luis vvilling- ness to aid tlwe promotion ol activities. 'llwe Board of Education is tlwe one admin- istrative group vvitlw vvliom vve liave l'iad least contact. l'lovvever, vve lcnovv it is tlieir planning and loresiglwt tl'iat lwave made our sclwool suclw a pleasant place in vvliicli to vvorlc. .,. c..,., ... . MISS COX. DEAN OF GIRLS MR. CRAWFORD. DEAN or BOYS MR Youwc MR- ANDERSON NIR, SANDBURG MRS. O'CONNOR MR. HuFF MR CHANDLER MR. MUREEN MR. HiNcHMAN MR. HINCHLIFF MR LAGERGREN QQ 8 JOHN AITCHISON. PHYSICS ALWAYS LOOKING FORWARD TO GREATER THINGS. . HARRY ALDUS. COMMERCIAL THE NOBLER NATURE WITHIN HIM STIRRED. HAZEL ANDERSON, ENGLISH AND BIOLOGY 'AHER GOOD NATURE RADIATES TO ALL... RACHEL ANDERSON. LIBRARIAN SHE MEETS US WITH A SMILE AND CHEERY WORD. MARJORIE BABBITT. ENGLISH DEEP VERS'D IN BOOKS. CHARLES BEDNAR, HISTORY AND ECONOMICS AND GLADLY WOULD HE LEARN AND GLADLY TEACH. FLO BELSHAW. ART 'ATHE HEART TO CONCEIVE AND THE HAND TO EXECUTE. THOMAS BROOKING. INDUSTRIAL ARTS THE MAN WHO LOVES AND LAUGHS MUST SURE DO WELL ROLLAND BURTON. ENGLISH WISDOM AND SILENCE ARE HIS TWO COMPANIONSJ' CLARA CYPREANSEN. PHYSICAL EDUCATION SHE MOVES A GODDESS AND SHE LOOKS A QUEEN. ROY DAMBERG. INDUSTRIAL ARTS LET ME LIVE IN A HOUSE BY THE SIDE OF THE ROAD. ROSS FREEMAN. BIOLOGY 'IWISE TO RESOLVE AND PATIENT TO' PERFORM. 0 MRS IRMA GALE. HISTORY TI-IERE'S NOTHING SO OUEENLY AS KlNDNESS. HARRY GARST. MATHEMATICS HHE THAT HATH KNOWLEDGE SPARETH HIS WORDS. JOHN GILLESPIE, PHYSICAL EDUCATION HE TACKLED THE THING THAT COULDN'T EE DONE.'A ROYAL HARSHBARGER. COMMERCIAL A JOLLY DISPOSITION ADAPTS ITSELF TO ALL. VERNE HARRIS. INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND HE WAS ALWAYS HUMAN WHEN HE TALKED. ERVIN HAYES. COMMERCIAL HIS MIND HIS KINGDOM. HIS WILL HIS LAW. FACULTY . THELMA HERTER. COMMERCIAL ' THE MILDEST MANNERS AND THE GENTLEST HEART. JEANNETTE HILKER. FRENCH BUT SHE CAN'T BE MEASURED BY HER SIZE. MARTHA HOOD. FRENCH AND COMMERCIAL PATIENT OF TOIL. INFLEXIBLE OF FAITH. ELLEN IRVINE. ENGLISH 'AA PLEASANT NATURE SHINES THROUGH HER OUIETNESS. E E. JENNINGS. MATHEMATICS AND SPEECH 'AHIS HEART AS FAR FROM FRAUD AS' HEAVEN FROM EARTH EUGENE JOHNSON. HISTORY HE IS STEADY AND FAIR. SQUARE AND KIND. FLORA LAMB. LATIN IN HER EYES A THOUGHT GREW SWEETER AND SWEETER. ROY LANDON. INDUSTRIAL ARTS HMAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE OF HUMAN' HAPPINESS. HELEN MOFFITT, SPANISH HER EYES AS STARS OF TWILIGHT FAIR. HELEN MORSE. ENGLISH I HAVE FOUND THAT' THE KEYNOTE IS SERVICE. FRANCES MOSER. COMMERCIAL LET GENTLENESS MY STRONG' ENFORCEMENT BE. ANNA NELSON. LATIN IN EVERY GESTURE DIGNITY AND LOVE. EDNA NICKEL. JOURNALISM ALWAYS SPARKLING AND BUBBLING OVER WITH AMIABILITY. HELEN OLSON. ENGLISH HER HAPPY SMILE CAN BANISH CARE. GERALD PHILLIPS. PHYSICAL EDUCATION A WILL TO WIN AND WIN HE WILL. A J REHLING. AGRICULTURE THE WAS A GENTLEMAN FROM SOLE TO CROWN. MRS LUCY RICH, HISTORY 'SHE WAS OUR VERY JOVIAL FRIEND. SYLVIA RYIN. ENGLISH GENTLE OF SPEECH, BENIFICENT OF MIND. FACULTY ff' O ' gffv L-R I gm . E -I FRANK SEILER. CHEMISTRY HE HAS A WITTY REMARK FOR EVERYONE. ' MRS. FLORENCE SHELDON. SPANISH WITH GENTLE VOICE AND SMILE SHE LEADS. VIOLET SIMPSON. HOME ECONOMICS SHE IS SO VERY NEAT AND EXACT. CHARLES SMITH. MATHEMATICS HE KNEW DEVOUTLY WHAT HE THOUGHT. RUTH STICKLE. ENGLISH HADMIRABLY SCHOOLED IN EVERY GRACE. WAYNE SWINTON. SOCIOLOGY AND ECONOMICS TI-IE WISDOM OF THE woRLD IN sToRE. GRACE TERRY, CHORUS BEAUTY AND VIRTUE SHINE FOREVER ROUND THEE. MRS. VELMA WHIPPLE. MATHEMATICS I WOULD HELP OTHERS OUT OF FELLOW-FEELING. VELMA WHITE. MATHEMATICS HCOMFORTING, CHEERING. AND ALWAYS TO BE TRUSTED. ALTA YOUNGBLOOD. HOME ECONOMICS 'IHER EYE IS QUICK TO BEAUTY. BETTY HUSTED. CLERK SHE HAS A CHEERY SMILE AND GREETING FOR EVERYONE. FLORENCE LINDBERG, REGISTRAR 'ITHE GOOD I STAND ON IS MY TRUTH AND HONESTYQ' ' 0 RUTH SWANSON. SECRETARY GOOD NATURED. BUSY. BUT TO ALL A FRIEND. FACULTY Wlgwwiw i Section Editors i Francis Hoist Bernice Cochran Mildred Anderson Paul Gans Thomas Shay Victor Bayless Donald Benedict l ' r We are the music-malcers, And we are the dreamers of dreams, V fKC,,, Yet we are the movers and shalcers Ol the world forever, it seems. Kffffn 5 But we, With our dreaming and singing, J. Ceaseless and sorrovvless we! , The glory about us clinging Ol the glorious future we see. i 0'Shaughnessy e Music-Makers r ii i i DONALD BENEDICT WILLIS BOWER GRANT HARNEST. PRESIDENT DELORIS HENDRIX VIRGINIA HIGHLANDER HELEN HYNES JOSEPHINE LOWRY. SECRETARY 1 LOIS RETHERFORD. TREASURER THOMAS SHAY FRANCIS SHOWALTER LOUISE WILLIAMSON ALONZO CLAY PAUL GANS ROBERT GUNTHER FRANCIS HOLST. VICE PRESIDENT DOROTHY ALSEN MARIAN BEATTY LAWRENCE DUNCAN LELA DUNCAN WANDA GOODE HOMER HINCHLIFF HELEN HOGAN FRANCES LAFFERTY BETTY LUNDGREN FARIS MOYER MARY RUTHERFORD MARGARET ALLISON JOHN ANNEGERS GENEVIEVE DUFFIELD KATHERINE EFFLAND LORRAINE FENSTERER HELEN FUHR MARTHA JOHNSON BEVERLY MUREEN TRESSIE PERARDI MAMIE VAN BUSKIRK MARGARET ACHELPOHL EDNA ANDERSON ANNE BROWN GLADYS CHINN LYNN CHRISTY BERNICE COCHRAN DOROTHY COFFMAN DOROTHY DAVISON DOROTHY DUNN VIRGINIA GIBSON FRED GUMMERSON JAMES HAMPTON LOUISE HIERONYMUS FRANCES HOUCK EVELINE HOUSH NORMA HOUSH FRANK IRWIN JANE ISAACSON MARY G. KELLY LOUISE LARSON PAUL LEE DONALD NELSON EILEEN NORTON MARGARET PETERSON JAMES RUNYON EDWARD SELTZER ROBERTA SHORT PAULINE SPRINGER WILLIAM SWANSON DEAN WALLACE ELSARA WALLACE RALPH WENSTROM ELIZABETH WHITVER OCLE LEE WILKINS HELEN WEXLER 5 HONOR SOCIETY N 0 , ' IE I . I 7 I Q - , I I I Q 'F I I I I . fb - wi r yzhsf .R 5 0 '. I I . .L 'I ,K 1.1 I I I -1. I J - I A: r x - '- 'I' '- 1 I X 461 . 2 T K 'F , :V I , 5' I J 1 Lug nn Q ...A- 1 ' Sf-U I I- Q gfk r . I . V' J E is is MARGARET ANNE ACHELPOHL SING SONG GIRL. LOIS ADCOCK LITTLE GIRL. ROLLIN ADCOCK I LIKE MOUNTAIN MUSIC. KENNETH ALEXANDER l'VE GOTTA GET UP AND GO T0 WORK. PHILLIP ALEXANDER MY HANDY MAN. EDNA ANDERSON SWEET AND SIMPLE... GLEN ANDERSON AIN'T NEVER HAD A COLLEGE EDUCATION. MILDRED ANDERSON I WAKE UP SMILING RUTH- ANDREWS WHAT A GIRL. MEREDITH ASHBAUGH YEAH MAN. PEARL BAKER --IF I DIDN'T HAVE You. DONALD BAYLESS WHAT HAVE I GOT TO LOSE... 0 VICTOR BAYLESS HVAGABOND LOVER. ROBERT BELL HSTRINGIN' ALONG ON A SHOESTRINGX' RUSSELL BELL HI'M THROUGH. DONALD BENEDICT l'D HATE TO LOSE HIS FRIENDSHIP..- CARL BENSON Mv MUSIC MAN. ELIZABETH BEREGI DARK EYES. SEINIICDRS LOUISE BERGWALL LOUISVILLE LADY. HOWARD BERRY HES A JOLLY GOOD FELLOW. HARRISON BETHUREM SHOULD I? MIRIAM BIRD MIMI. ROBERT BOWEN WOULD YOU LIKE TO TAKE A WALK? WILLIS BOWER ONE HOUR WITH YOU. JOHN BOWERS JoHNNIE. CLARENCE BOWLES. SENIOR SPEAKER GIVE ME LIBERTY. OR GIVE ME LOVE. ROBERT BOYER SAY IT ISN'T SO. WAYNE BRODINE UHUMMIN' TO MYSELF. ANNE BROWN ANNIE DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANYMORE. CARY BROWN COME WITH ME. LUClLE. RAYMOND BROWN UYES. MR. BROWN. ROBERT BROWN YOU'RE TELLING ME. RUSSELL BROWN HOW'S YOUR UNCLE. JAMES BRUINGTON -HOW YO' 'SPEC' TO GET YOUR DAY'S WORK DONE DOROTHY BRYANT UDONIT TELL A SOUL... VIVIAN BUCKLEY TIP TOE THRU THE TULIPS WITH ME. SEIXIICDRS JEANETTE BURGLAND HAINITCHA GLAD... LUCY BUTLER HHEREIS HOPING. DONALD CAMREN JUST FRIENDS. DOROTHY CANHELD GYPSY LOVER. RAYMOND CARLEY iHAVEN'T A WORRY. HAVEN'T A CARE HELEN CARLSON l'LL FOLLOW YOU. HUGO CARLSON HFREEI' LEONARD CARLSON YOU'LL ALWAYS BE THE SAME.' DICK CARLSON UVM NO ANGELH WESLEY CARMACK A GUY THAT TAKES HIS TIMEI' ROBERT CARR THERE'S A RAINBOW 'ROUND MY HELEN CATLETT HBLAME ALL YOUR CHARMS GLADYS CHINN KEEP TEMPO. DONALD CHRBTENSON HBUTTON UP YOUR OVERCOAT' LYNN CHRBTY HE'S A SON OF THE SOUTH ALONZO CLAY nDONW'BET ON Lovi' HENRY CLAY COULDN'T DO WITHOUT THE FUNNIES RALPH CLENDENIN OLD NEBRASKA MOON. SEIXIICDRS BERNICE COCHRAN THANKS. DOROTHY COFFMAN DARLIN' OF THE CAMPUS. WAYNE COLVILLE You RASCAL. You. RAYMOND COZAD 'AA GOOD MAN IS HARD TO FIND. NEVA COZIAHR SO SHY. CLAUDE CRANE STAND UP AND CHEER. DAN CROUSE DANGEROUS DAN. ELEANOR DAHLSTROM UWHO'S THAT COMING DOWN THE STREET. VERA DARNELL -STYLE AND SMILE AND CLASS AND CLOTHES ARTHUR DAVIS YOU CAN DEPEND ON ME. CHARLES DAVIS CHARLIE'S HoME. DOROTHY DAVISON ALL AMERICAN GIRL. LEAH MAE DENTON DID YOU EVER SEE A DREAM WALKING. MORRIS DIAMOND PU-LEEZE. MR. HEMINGWAY. LAWRENCE DICKERSON IT'S A GREAT LIFE. VAUGHN DODGE ONE STEP AHEAD OF MY SHADOW. TOM DONOVAN DON'T DO ANYTHING'I WOULDN'T Do. ELLEN DOWNIE I'LL BE FAITHFUL. SEIXIIORS 90 MARY LOUISE DUKE SMILE, 'DARN YA.' SMILE. ' DOROTHY DUNN LET ME DREAM OF HAPPINESS. MILDRED DURBIN LITTLE POLLY PERKINS. GEORGE ELRICK HI. REVELLI. GEORGE ENGLAND NIGHT OWL... FRED ERICKSON WHAT A FRIEND. CAROLYN ESKRIDGE UCAROLINE. GERALD ESSEX WHO'S AFRAID OF THE BIG BAD WOLF? CHESTER EVANS -'DON'T CHANGE. GALE FIELD UCOLUMBUS TOOK A CHANCE. DALE FINDAHL WE JUST COULDNAT SAY GOODBYE. RUTH FLACK I WOULD GLADLY GIVE THE SUN TO YOU 9 DOROTHY FORMHALS SWEET AND LOVELY. KATHRYN FRAKES MMY EXTRAORDINARY GIRL. DAVID FRANK MY WISHINO SONG. RICHARD FULLER WE'RE IN THE MONEY. PAUL GANS IT'S ONLY A PAPER MOON. ALECK GIANAKIS SLOW BUT SURE. SEINIICDRS VIRGINIA GIBSON WHO COULD ASK FOR ANYTHING MORE. MARIE GOULD HMARIE. WESLEY GRAHAM BROTHER, CAN YOU SPARE A DIME. HAROLD GREENE STRIKE ME PINK. LILLIAN GREENOUIST SWEET LIL. FRED GUMIVIERSON WITH A SONG IN MY HEART. RAY GUNCKEL EVERYTHING I HAVE IS YOURS. VERENE GUNCKEL YOU'LL GET BY WITH A TWINKLE IN YOUR EYE.' ROBERT GUNTHER. PRESIDENT MEET MY MAN. TARSAN. LOIS GUSTAFSON I'M ONLY GUESSIN'. ETHEL HACKIVIAN SWEET MADNESS. J. PAUL HAGGERTY I'M WITH YOU. JAMES HAIGHT I'M NOT SO VERY BUSY. WINIFRED HALL IT'S SUNDAY DOWN IN CAROLINE. DOROTHY HALLBERG SMILE AT ME TODAY. LINNEA HALLIN UWHO BESIDES ME. JOHN HALLOCK WE WERE THE BEST or FRIENDS. JIMMIE HAMPTON DANCING ECHO. SEIXIICDRS 1'-A XI sf Y 1'5f., III , ,. ROBERT HAND 'IROLL OUT OF BED WITH A SMILE. ' GRANT HARNEST HLOSING YOU. BETTY HART A- LITTLE GIRL OF MY DREAMS. HAROLD HAWKINS HGOING, GOING. GONE. JAMES HAWKINSON NJIMMIE HAD A NICKEL. .IAYNE HELLER KEEP YOUNG AND BEAUTIFUL. DE LORIS HENDRIX. VICE PRESIDENT. THE DAY YOU CAME ALONG. GERALD HERSLOW HLET 'EM EAT CAKE. DRUSILLA HICKMAN UHUSTLIN' AND BUSTLIN'. ELBERT HICKS WE BETTER GET TOGETHER AGAIN. LOUISE HIERONYMUS MISS I934. PAUL HIGGINS COME ON AND LET'S GET FRIENDLY. Q VIRGINIA HIGHLANDER MYOUIRE' OKAY. HERBERT HOGUE FIT AS A FIDDLEH HOWARD HOLMES ARE YOU MAKIN' ANY MONEYV' FRANCIS HOLST. TREASURER 'AHEAT WAVE. CARRIE HOOTS MY OWN. ADA HOPPING I'LL DO MY BEST TO MAKE You HAPPY. SEIXIICDRS FRANCES HOUCK JUST BECAUSE YOU'RE You. EVELINE HOUSH IF YOU WERE ONLY MINE. GERALDINE HOUSH I-LET ME LIVE MY SONG. NORMA HOUSH I'LL TAKE AN OPTION ON YOU. PERCY HUBER HE'S A COLONEL FROM KENTUCKY. HELEN HTYNES 'ALOVELY LITTLE LADY. RACHEL INGRAM IT'S THE GIRL. FRANK IRWIN LEARN TO CROON.'. JANE ISAACSON OF THEE I SING. RODNEY JACOBSON HSITTIN' ON A LOG RAYMOND JAMES JUST SO YOU'LL REMEMBER. BERNICE JOHNSON MY LUCKY STAR. ELIZABETH JOHNSON HELLO. GORGEOUS. GERTRUDE JOHNSON CONTENTED. HOWARD JOHNSON UYOUIRE AN OLD SMOOTHIE. LA VERNE JOHNSON I CAN'T WRITE THE WORDS. MARY JOHNSON SAY, YOUNG LADY. RAYMOND JOHNSON 'AMARCHING ALONG TOGETHER. SEIXIICDRS M 'I 'Tf TTI I ix ROBERT C. JOHNSON UTI-IAT REMINDS ME. 0 ROBERT S. JOHNSON COLLEGIATE. VIRGIL JOHNSON ALL FOR THE LOVE or A LADY. MAX KEENER 'AWHAT A PAL. ROBERT KELLEY LOOKING AT THE WORLD THRU ROSE COLORED GLASSES. MARY KELLY MARY O' MINE. RUTH KING YOU'RE MINE, YOU. GOLDIE KLING THERE'S A LIGHT IN YOUR EYES. STANLEY LANGLEY UOOOOOOOH! I NEVER KNEW THAT. LOUISE LARSON WE AGREE CONSTANTLY. TOMMY LARSON --YOU'VE GOT TO BE A TOUCHDOWN GETTER. BARBARA LASS -CUTE LITTLE LASS. 9 PHILLIP LASS IF I HAD A BOY LIKE YOU. LOLA LAWVER AAT:-IERE'S NO ONE LIKE YOU. PAUL LEE TI-IERE'S A LITTLE BIT OF YOU. FRED LE VALLEY I LIKE THE LIKES or YOu. STELLA LE VALLEY WHOSE LITTLE GIRL ARE YOU. WAYNE LINDBECK WHY DO I DREAM. SEIXIIGRS ELMER LINDBLOOM WHERE'S ELM ER. GALE LINDEEN MY DALLAS MAN. DONOVAN LINDGREN AND SO GOODBYE. GLENN LINDOUIST HOw'M I DOIN'. FLORENCE LITHANDER AIN'T SHE SWEET. JOHN LITTLETON HEl.LO. DYNAMITE. JOSEPHINE LOWRY, SENIOR SPEAKER. ADORABLE. KENNETH LUTZ GET GOIN'. LEROY MCCULLOUGH YOU'VE GOT ME GUESSIN'. MARGARET MCGOWAN BEAUTIFUL GIRL. JOSEPH McKAY USITTIN' ON TOP OF THE WORLD ESTHER NICLEESE TAKE A Bow. BERNARD MALCOLM LITTLE BOY BLUE. ELIZABETH MALEY YOU CAN SMILE. WILLIAM MARKLAND USINGIN' IN THE RAIN. ROBERT MARSHALL YOU'VE GOT TO BE A FOOTBALL HERO ROBERT MARTIN VM YOUNG AND HAPPY. VAN MATTOCKS TURN ON THE MOON, SEIXIICDRS EUGENE MAYHALL RISE 'N SHINE. RUBY MECUM THAT'S MY WEAKNESS NOW. KATHRYN MELDRUM 'YOU RE MY 'THRILLQ' LOIS MILES SHE REALLY LOOKED SO ALLURING. RICHARD MILLER SHINE ON MY' SHoES. REX MONSON THERE'S ALWAYS TOMORROW PRISCILLA MORELAND CUTE LITTLE SHE. LEROY MORRIS TIME TO GO. HAROLD MORRISON UGOIN' NOWHERE FAST.' PAUL MORRISON ACH DU LIE-BER AUGUSTINE,' EUGENE MORTON HWHAT DO I DO Now. RUSSELL MULLEN I'M A DREAMER. MARSHALL MUNDY HERE IT IS MONDAY. CLIFFORD NELSON YOU MUST BELIEVE ME. DONALD NELSON UWITH A SMILE ALL THE WHILE HORTENSE NELSON NOW IT'S NOT A SECRET ANYMORE. KATHERINE NELSON HNOBODY BUT YOU. PAUL NELSON HAPPY G0 LUCKY BOY. ,J .. SEIXIICDRS ROSS NELSON BY THE BLUE IN YOUR EYES. RUTH M. NELSON MY HEART'S AT EASE... HILDEGARDE NEMETH ULOOKIN' FOR A THRILLN' BURNETTA NEWKIRK SHE HAS A DIMPLE IN HER CHlN. CHARLOTTE NEWKIRK DANCING LADY. VIRGINIA NORRIS HSWEETHEART OF SIGMA CHI. EILEEN NORTON EVERYONE SAYS I LOVE YOU. JOHN O'HERN YOU'RE A GREAT GUY. EDWIN OLSON WHEN YOU'RE SMlLING. LEANNA OLSON MISS YOU. THEODORE OLSON AT YOURS COMMAND. VIVIAN ORR TRUE-YOU'LL ALWAYS FIND ME TRUE. DOROTHY OWEN YOU FASCINATE NIE... BARBARA PAGE MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN EVER. DOROTHY PAGE MY PRETTY GIRL. MARY PALM I LIKE IT THAT WAY. EVELYN PALMER - I'M ONLY HUMAN AND IT'S HUMAN TO BE KIND JANE PALMER YOU WOULDNIT FOOL ME-WOULD YOU. SEIXIIORS :3 Q g. Y 4 'L Lk' EY 1' 'fl MARYON PALMOUIST ALL OF ME. ' MARY JANE PARNELL SPIN A LITTLE WEB OF DREAMS. JOHN PENDERGAST TALL TIMBER. CARL PETERSON WE'LL MAKE HAY WHILE THE SUN SHlNES. GEORGIA PETERSON MY! OH MY. LLOYD PETERSON SING, lT'S GOOD FOR YOU. MARGRET PETERSON A PRETTY GIRL IS LIKE A MELODYQ' MILDRED PHILLEO WHlSPERING. ANNA MARIE PIERSON I'LL SEE YOU AGAIN. DALE PITMAN UWELL! WELL! WELL! WILFRED PORTER RO-RO-ROLLIN' ALONG. CLARENCE OUAIFE VM YOUNG AND HEALTHY. 9 VERNE RAMBO wHAT A PAL RUBY RENSCH sMILEs. LOIS RETHERFORD - WHY KEEP WAITING AND DEBATING. HORRELL REYNOLDS ISD D0 ANYTHING FOR YCU. JAMES REZNER I DON'T wANNA GO TO BED. MARGARET ROBERTSON IF I HAD A TALKING PICTURE OF You. SEINIICDRS ROBERT ROBINSON UWHAT D0 I CARE . BETTY RODELL BETTY CO-ED. HARRY ROHRER PAINTING THE CLOUDS WITH SUNSHINE. BILLY RONK TWO BUCK TIM. ROBERT ROSS 'LCHECKERED SUIT. FANCY VEST AND POLKA DOT TIE. JAMES RUNYAN HSENTIMENTAL GENTLEMAN. RAYMOND RYAN lT'S THE IRISH IN ME. FLORENCE SANDBURG FOR YOU. FRANK SANDBURG HAPPY BOY. MERRILL SANDBURG I CAN'T FIND A SUBSTITUTE FOR YOU. DALE SANDS WRITING LOVE LETTERS IN THE SAND. CATHERINE SANDERS KATIE. GEORGE SCOTT HAVENT WE' GOT FUN... KATHRYN SEIBERLICH HSOPHISTICATED LADY. EDWARD SELTZER. SENIOR SPEAKER. KEEP ON DOIN' WHAT You'RE DOIN. JESSE SHANER TOO LATE. HARRY SHANNON ONE MAN BAND. DOROTHEA SHAW LOVE THY NEIGHBOR. SEIXIICDRS Qs zu- K 'K L' 'IS 'i THOMAS SHAY MY TIME IS YOUR TIME. Q JOHN SHENAUT PLAY, FIDDLE. PLAY. GERTRUDE SHEPHERD I WANT YOU-I NEED YOU..- WENDELL SHIFLEY l'VE GOT A LOT OF WHAT IT TAKES TO GET ALONG. ROBERTA SHORT AN ORCHID TO YOU. FRANCIS SHOWALTER f-MEN HAVE CONOUERED NATIONS. FRANCES SHOWERS USO NICE. WAYNE SHROYER YOU CAN'T GO WRONG. PAULINE SIMPSON YOU'RE' ALL THERE IS. EDNA MAE SIMS MUSIC MAKES ME. JOHN SMITH I'VE GOT A GREAT BIG ARMY OF FRIENDS. MADALIN SMITH SUN'S IN MY HEART. 9 RUTH SPECK I'LL DO MY BEST TO MAKE YOU HAPPY. PAULINE SPRINGER LOOK WHAT YOU'VE DONE. MYRLE STACKHOUSE UWHEN HEARTS ARE YOUNG.' NORMAN STAKE KEEPIN' OUT OF MISCHIEF NOW. JAC STERRETT HTO BE OR NOT TO BE. JOHN STEWART IT'S THE TARZAN IN ME. SEIXIICDRS WAYNE STICK YOU LITTLE SO AND SO. GUY STINSON HAINIT MISBEHAVINH DOROTHY STIVERS I'LL NEVER HAVE' TO D MARTHA STIVERS YOU'RE DEVASTATING. GIFFORD STOKE 'UPON MY, SOUL. LEROY STONEKING HYLUCKY LITTLE BOY HAROLD STROMSTED CUTE LITTLE THINGS YOU DO. NELLIEI SUTHERLAND 'LHAPPY LITTLE GIRL. WILLIAM SWANSON HPAL OF MY MEMORIES LUCILLE' SZERLONG 'AYOU'RE SUCH A COMFORT TO ME. JOE TABONE HWHISTLIN' JOE. WILLIAM TAYLOR NBARNACLE BILL. MARGARET THORNE MY CO-ED. LENORA TILLY 7SHE RAISED HER EYES. RUTH TODD UGIRL IN THE LITTLE GREEN HAT RAY TOUREENE IT'S GONNA BE YOU. MARY JANE TRACY OI-I! WHAT A PAL wAs MARY MARGUERITE TRAVIS FROM ME TO YOU. SEIXIICDRS 3. Z , ., xxx x ff' Xxx Af ' sl 5 oi I fl FRANK TRULSON I'vE GOT THE WORLD ON A STRING. ' BARBARA TYLER I'M LAUGHINGN' RUSSELL UNDERWOOD I RAISED MY HAT... PAULINE VAN HUFFEL 'ASOMEDAY WE'LL MEET AGAIN. DOROTHY VELANDER SMII.IN' THRU. WAYNE VERMILLION MDON'T FORGET ME. MARIE VONDELO BLONDY. ANNA WAGER NO OTHER GIRL. DALE WALLACE HHEYI YOUNG FELLAH DEAN WALLACE LOOK WHO'S HERE. ELSARA WALLACE '4ACT A LITTLE SHY-OH MY! PRESTON WALLACE A FRIEND OF YOURS... 0 EDWARD WALSH WHAT'S THE USE. GEORGE WARDELL WHISTLE AND BLOW YOUR BLUES AWAY. SYBIL ANN WATSON I'M HAPPY. JAMES WEAVER I'M JUST DREAMINGI' LEWIS WEDAN MI'LL TRY. RALPH WENSTROM MSURE OF EVERYTHING BUT YoU. SEINIICDRS ROY WESTERFIELD. SECRETARY -I HELD THE WORLD IN SWAY. WILLIAM WETHERBEE AS YOU DESIRE ME. WALTER WHITE UWHISTLIN' IN THE DARK. ELIZABETH WHITVER THATS ALL I WANT TO KNOW. OCLE' LEE WILKINS --HAVE YOU EVER BEEN LONELY. CHARLES WILLIAMSON HCHARLIE TWO-STEP. LOUISE WILLIAMSON SWEET SOMETHING. PAULINE WINDISH WHAT A PERFECT COMBINATION. MARY WINDOM WHY AM I'HAPPv. VIRGINIA WINDOM VIRGINIA, MARY ANN WOLFF You OUGHT TO BE IN PICTURES. DOROTHY WOOD DREAMING. MARY WOOD FIVE FOOT TWO. HOMER WOOLSEY GOTTA GO. NOTE: THE PICTURES OF SENIORS INCLUDED IN THIS SECTION ARE OF THOSE STUDENTS WHOSE STANDING AT THE CLOSE OF THE FIRST GRADE PERIOD OF THE SECOND SEMESTER SEEMED TO INDICATE SUCCESSFUL GRADUATION IN JUNE. 1934. SENIORS ALBERT. WENDELL ALDERMAN. WALTER ALDRICH. LARRY ALEXANDER. LYMAN ALLEN. GRANT ALLISON. MARGARET ALSEN. DOROTHY ANDERSON. ARTHUR ANDERSON. TRUMAN ANNEGERS. JACK JUNIOR MARSHALL AUGUSTSON.VERA BEATTY MARION BECK. MAXINE BECKER. CLAIRE BEEGLE. IMOGENE BEWLEY. DALE BILLINGS. BETTY BLISS. YVETTE BOBBITT. MARJORIE MAE BOTRUFF. FRANCES BOWER. ESTHER BOWERS. ELAINE BOWLING.WILLIAM BROWN. WANDA BRUNER. HARRISON BUCK. WAYNE BURRELL. ROBERT CARPER. FLORENCE CHAMBERS. CHARLES CHERRINGTON. EVELYN CHRISTY. SHIRLEY CLARK, SAM CLAUSEN. PAUL CLAY. DALE CLAY. HELEN LOUISE CLENDENIN. MYRL CLINE. DOROTHY COHOON. JAMES COLLOPY. ANITA CORDELLJEANNE COX. MARVIS COZIAHR, WILSON CRAFT. EVELYN CRITES. ETHEL CUNNINGHAM, JUANITA DAILEY. JEANETTE DAVIS. DAVID DAVIS. GALE JUIXIICDRS qua Pt-Q. Q- fxf. 1 T l Ja 1- Af . , A I IIII II f LIN: I r ,J I .Y-,I I w . I 4-I4 q..h DAVIS. JACK DAWSON. WAYNE DONALDSON. WILMA DREW. HORACE DUFFIELD. GENEVIEVE DUGGAN. ALBERT DUNCAN, LAWRENCE DURBIN, ROBERT EDWARDS, ROBERT EFFLAND. KATHERINE EGAN. ROSS EKSTROM. DORIS ELDRIDGE. JEANNE ELIAS. ROBERT EMSTROM. RUTH EPPERSON. ROBERT ERLANDSON. OLGA ESTRADA. CLAYTON FAIRBAIRN. MARGARET FENSTERER, LORRAINE FIELDS. RAYMOND FIELDS. VIOLA FINDAHL, EARL FOOTE. DONALD FRAILEY. DOROTHY FRANK. THELMA FRENCH. BERYL FUHR. HELEN FULTON, MILDRED FUNDENBERGER. MARTHA GANS. MARGARET GIBSON, ELLA GOETTLER, DORIS GOODE. WANDA GOSSAGE. ELIZABETH GRANBURG. PAUL GREASON, MILDRED GREGG. LORENCE GREGORY. LEO GUARDLABENE. JAMES GUNCKEL. MADYLON GUSTAFSON, VIRGINIA HAGERSTROM. ROBERT HAGGENJOS. DORIS HAGGERTY, ROSE ANNE HALL. ARCHIE HAMERSTROM. JOAN HANSON. RUTH IUIXIICDRS HARE. LYLE HARLAN. CHARLES HARRIS. MARGARET HARRISON. IVAN HARTLEY. CHARLES HARTMAN. CAROLINE HAST. MAXINE HAYNES. BERNICE HENSLEY. ERNESTINE HERMAN. DENA HERRON. GLADYS HERSLOW. FRANCES HICKS. HOWARD N. HICKS. HOWARD R. HIGGINS. JACK HIGHLAND. LUCY ANNE HILES. LOLA MAE HINCHLIFF. HOMER HINEBAUGH, HELEN HODSON. DOROTHY HOGAN, HELEN HOLCOMB, ELLIS HOLEMAN. EVELYN HOUSE. MARIAN HUNTER. RAYMOND INGRAM. BETTY INMAN. HAROLD JAMES RUBY JOHNSON. GLADYS L. JOHNSON. MARGARET JOHNSON. MARTHA JOHNSON. VIRGINIA KALIN. HARVEY KEENER MAXINE KENT.MARIAN LAFFERTY. FRANCES LAUERMAN. MARTIN LAWTON. EVAUGHN LESTER. DEAN LINDSTROM, EUGENE LINROTHE. VIRGINIA LOGAN. JOHN LONGTON. ALICE LUCAN. DORIS LUNDEEN.GLADYS LUNDEEN. ROBERT LUNDGREN. BETTY LYEN. MAXINE JUIXIICDRS I MCAULEY FRANK MCCARTHY RICHARD MCCOMBS HAZEL MCKAY ANGELA MCKENZIE HARRIET MCKIERNAN MAXINE MAGNUSON CAROLYN MALM HELEN MARSDEN LILIAN MATHIAS DREW METZ HEWITT MILLER KATHERINE MILLER MARYAN MILLS HAROLD MINGARE ROSIE MITCHELL PAULINE MOBERG LAWRENCE MORRIS ROBERT MORRISSEY HORRELL MOYER FARIS MUREEN BEVERLY NARR MARIAN NELSON CHARLES NELSON DORIS NELSON HOWARD NELSON KATHRYN NELSON MARY NELSON MAXINE NELSON MERRILL NELSON PAUL NELSON RUSSELL OGDEN HOLLIS OLSON EILEEN OLSON VERNON PARKS MARJORIE PEARSON BUELA PEMBLE ELNORA PERARDI TRESSIE PETERSON DOROTHY PETERSON ENID PETERSON EVELINE PETERSON FRANCES PETERSON JEAN PETERSON MARY PIERSON CARL PORTER HARRIET RAMSEY HELEN RAY DAVID IUIXIICDIQS REED. IRENE REED. MARTHA REEVES. ARDYTHE REGAN. FRANCES RILEY. RICHARD ROBERTSON. MARY FRANCES ROBSON. DANITA ROGERS. LORRAINE ROGERS. TOM ROOT. MARION ROSE. CHARLES ROSENBAUM. ROBERT ROWEN. MARGARFT RUTHERFORD. MARY SAND. IONE SANDS. ROXANNA SARGENT. ART SARGEANT. WILSON SCANNELL. WILMA SCHROEDER. PHYLLIS SCOTT. RICHARD SECRFST. VERNE SEDGEWICK. JUNE SEYLLER. WALTER SHAWLER. WAYNE SHAY. NELLIE SHEPHERD. DAVID SHERMAN. ROBERT SHIPLEY. BERNADINE SHOWERS. BONNIE SIMS. GLADYS SITLER. RICHARD SMITH. HELEN SMITH. HOWARD SMITH. OWEN SNAPP. JAMES SPERRY. JACK STACKHOUSE. MYRLE STAGGS. ELIZABETH STANDARD. ORA STEARNS. RICHARD STEPHENSON. ALICE STEPHENSON. CALVIN STONER, MARIAN STOTLER. VIOLA STOTTS. MARGARET SWANSON. ARNOLD SWANSON, BILLY JIJIXIICDIQS I Y 1' I 1 w SWANSON. DONALD SWANSON. ELEANOR SWICKARD. JAMES TEDERMAN. DONALD THOMAS. MARIE THOMAS, WARREN THURMAN. LILAH TURNBIILL. MARY TURNER, EDITH UNZICKER. JOHN VAN BUSKIRK. MAMIE vi LX' I 5-V Il TIMMONS. JUNIOR s , . sl 4. 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HAROLD WILSON.QALE TRACY, 3RD ROW MABEL MILLER HELEN HAMLIN, ESTHER GALYEAN, WESLIE WHITESIDE. GEORGE SWANSON. LOWELL YATES. MAX STUBBS KENNETH WRIGHT, JAMES STIARWALT, CHARLES WEBSTER, MARIELLA ULRICH. DORIS NELSON. ZND ROW MRS RICH, WILMA GOODALE. PHYLLIS MORPHEY. ROSALIE STREED. EMILY CHITTY, BETH OWENS MARGARET CHESTER, HELEN DAVIS, MARTHA DAVIS. HENRIETTA CLINE, PAULINE' EAVES. LELA DUNCAN. IST ROW LORRAINE ELGIN. BLANCHE FOLGER, MARIAN CARLSON. MARIAN BINGE. BERNADINE KELLOGG. MARIAN WHITCOMB MARY MC LAUGHLIN. ANNA JANE HORTON. PAULINE CONN. LEAH MAE CRAIG MARY FIGARD , TOP ROW WILLIAM GREEN BILL HEGELSTINE, JIMMIE' GIANAKIS CLYDE HOFFLUND HARRY GARDNER. ALFRED HAIGHT ROSS GRADY. DELBERT GARDNER. ROBERT HENDRYX. LA VANCE HALL, GORDON GUNTHER VIILEY HARTHON NEAL HORTON, WILLIAM HOLM 3RD ROW HAROLD GUNTHER MISS SIMPSON. MARTHA E NELSON. BETTY MORTENSON. ALICE OLSON, MARY MARSDEN ESTHER NELSON MARGARET NYSTROM, LORRAINE MALMROSE- AMARYLLIS O'DEAN, JEAN OLNEY. VIVIAN NELSON DOROTHY MORRIS, MR FREEMAN. ZND ROW BARBARA MELDRUM. RUTH MASON. MXRIAN MECUM, JULIA MATTOCKS JACOUELINE MACKLIN MARIAN PALMER J NOEL NELSON DARLENE MUDD. MARY K. MILLS. BEVERLY PAGE. RAYNOLA MULADY KATHRYN MAGOON BETHEL PAUL IST ROW' GEORGE HICKS EARL FOSTER KARL HALE, CLIFFORD HIX, WAYNE HOUGH. HARRY HOUCK, JOE GENISIO HARVEY HEADY JOHN GETTEMY VELMA MIZNER. NINA MAGOON. EVELYN PAYNE' SGP!-ICDIVICDRES TOP ROW PATRICIA ANN WOOD. REX SELK. GEORGE POULOS. MAXON SHANLEY, HOWARD SMITH. WALLACE' ROSENOUIST, WILLIAM RICHARDSON. LA VERNE POWERS. EVERETT REEVES. LOUIS SHULER. MR. BEDNAR. 4TH ROW: MISS OLSON. GORDON SPENCER. EUGENE SANDIDGE, LA CLARE SLOAN, GILBERT REEVES. JOHN SIMMONS, ARTHUR SMITH. WALTER PUMPHREY, STANLEY SCHREIBER, ARNOLD SHOLL. ORLO SLOAN. RALPH POWLESS. HAROLD SANDBERG, 3RD ROW: MADELINE STEPHENS. MARY WEAVER. NORMA WHITCOMBA IVINE TEEL. RUTH SUTHERLAND. EDNA TURNER. JOSEPHINE WYCOFF. WESLEY REAMS, RICHARD SEVERS WAYNE RYNER. DOROTHY SWEBORG. DOROTHY SULLIVAN. ZND ROW' MARGARET UNDERWOOD. MARGARET SHAFMAN. LAVERNE STEWART, EULA WALBERG. BEATRICE WALKER, MARCELLA TRAVIS. RITA TILLY, MARY WORRELL. RUTH WOOD. VIRGINIA WILLIAMS. GERTRUDE WALZ. WILMA CLAUS. IST ROW. PAUL RANDELL. SWANIMIR SHARAGAL, DORIS WHITE, WINIFRED TYLER. LORRELL THIERRY. CHAR- LOTTE WILSON. JEANETTE STOKE. CAROL WEDAN. HELEN TRACEY, NINA UPSON, AUDREY THOMAS. HELEN WRIGHT. TOP ROW HAROLD ERNST, JASFER DANNA, ROBERT HAGGENJOS. ROBERT MUREEN. ELMER STODD ERNEST THOMAS. JUNIOR DRISCOLL. JUSTIN KECK. RAYMOND DENNY, HAROLD JOHNSTON KENNETH HALLBERG SAMUEL ALLISON. 4TH ROW ROLLAND KENNEDY JAMES VAN HUFFEL. DONALD SEARL. ELI GRAHAM. DURWARD BELL, FORREST MOORE. IRVIN BOCOX. FRED BROMBERGER, VERDUN MC DOWELL. WILLIAM HAND. HAROLD SHOTWELL, DANIEL VAN WINKLE. 3RD ROW' MARIAN ANDERSON. GEORGANA ABRAMSON, EUGENE TAYLOR ROBERT SCOTT, ROBERT HATFIELD. LOREN MITCHELL. CARL HOUSH, THOMAS WONG, DON PORTER. STANLEY TULIN. EARL NELSON. ARNOLD NYSTROM. ZND ROW MISS MOFFITT, HELEN BLOOM. VIVIAN BOONE, THEDA BUTLER. MARGARET BURNHART, LUCILLE ANDERSON. MARGARET BESSER, GLADYS BRIGHT, LOUISE CARLBERG, ELNORE ABBOTT, ESTHER CARMODY JEAN BEATTY MR. BROOKING IST ROW LENORE BELL, NELL ARMSTRONG. LOWAVA AHENGER. HELEN BEREGI. KATHERINE BENSON LILA CHERRINGTON LOUISE CHRISTOFFERSON. BETTY BRENT. HELEN BONESTEEL CARRIE CARLSON ALICE BROWN. JULIA ALLAMAN. IN MEMORIAM -- GQRDON SPENCER, 1918-1934 4 D ki TOP ROW' WILBUR MODGLINL ALBERT NELSON CLIFFORD MAGOON. RICHARD PALMER. RICHARD NORBURG. HERBERT MATHER. HERBERT PIHL, JACK WRIGHT RICHARD MORRISON. JOHN MELDRUM, RAYMOND NEL- SON ROBERT PERRY RICHARD MELIN, CRAFT MARKS, ERNEST PELTIER. 9 3RD ROW GLADYS ERICKSON. E!LEEN CUNNINGHAM GLENROSE' COLVER. ARGYLE DALLEFELD. LIBERTY DAW- SON. KATHERINE COLE, EILEEN EVERITT. LILLIAN DOBSON, VERA DAVIDSON. MARTHA DUDMAN, LOUISE' COLBURN KENNETH NOEL MAC MORRIS, JESSE MORRIS. ZND ROW MR SEILER. CRYSTAL CRAIG, ELLOUISE CONNER ALICE CILLS, GENEVA COOPER. MILDRED DARNELL. BETTY ELDRIDGE. DOROTHY CONNOLLY. WINIFRED COLTON. IRMA CUNNINGHAM. ALYCE EPPERSON. ELOUISE EAVES. LOIS DUVALL, MRS SHELDON IST ROW ALMA JANE COLVILLE. VIRGINIA COX, EVELYN CLIFFORD GLADYS DURBIN OLGA DAILY, MARTHA DAUGHERTY, JANE CULVER BLANCHE CORDELL, JOHN MEIERS, CHARLES MORSS, OSCAR PIERSON. KEITH NELSON FREEMAN MITCHELL. 1 TOP ROW CHARLES JOHNSON, KENNETH L. JOHNSON. GEORGE MC MASTER GLENN LASHBROOK. RAYMOND JOHNSON DALE LEVINSON CECIL LAW. STEWART MC GAUGHY IITH ROW CARL LEE, ROBERT JOHNSON, VINCENT LEVINSON, ROY HUNT, JAMES JOHNSON. MAC MC ARTHUR. LE ROY JOHNS VERNE LUVALL, WILLIAM MC FARLAND, ARTHUR JACOBSON. MR HARSHBARGER. 3RD ROW MISS HOOD, VIRGINIA PERSCHNICK. BETTY SCHEERER, JESSIE ROBINSON. MABLE SHAFMAN. DE- BORAH RASMUSSEN, SOPHIE POULOS, LOIS LUND HARRIETT PEARSON. EVELYN PELTIER. ALICE OLIN. 2ND ROW RUTH RISBURG. HELEN CUINN. DOROTHY R IPPEL. PATRICIA SCOTT MAURINE RIPPERDAN. DORIS RUTLEDGE VIRGINIA SANDS. MARJORIE SLCREST. ISABEL RING. MYRLE OUARFOT. VERNA ROSE SMITH. ELIZABETH REFFETT IST ROW SARABETH RICHARDSON, ILA PEASE ANITA SAND, JOYCE REMIER. ELEANOR PETERSON. KENNETH T, JOHNSON LYLE PACKINGHAM. DELMAS INGRAM, FRANCIS KITE, CLYDE MC BROOM, DANNY LARSON. HENRY LEGGE HAROLD LEGGE SGPHCDIVICDRES Al' TOP ROW: HARRY BERGGREN CHARLES BIRD, ORVIS ALBRIGHT, DONALD BRADLEY, ROY BARNSTEAD, EDWARD BOOTHE- DALE' AUGERSON1 ROBERT BROWN, WILLARD BINGE, DONALD SCHURTZ, GAYLORD ANDERSON, GLENN BRIGHT. WILLIAM BLANTON, MR, AITCHISON 3RD ROW' MILDRED ISAACSON, KATHERINE HERRINGTON VIRGINIA HYNES, ADALINE HUNT GWENDLOYN GUNTHER, JAYNE HOUSEL, JACK ASHTON. FORREST BOAZ. BURTON BOWLING, RAYMOND ANDERSON, MAC BOOTH. EDWARD ASBURY, FRED APSEY. ROBERT BOHAN 2ND ROW: MISS HERTER VIOLA FOYE, MINNIE HALL, FLORINE HOWARD, MARLYN HOPKINS, NINA HILL, CARO- LINE GREENE. PHYLLISEE FOUST. ISABELLE JENNINGS, MARY J. HURST, MARJORIE FORMHALS, DARLENE FREDERICK, CAROL GRANBURG FREDERICK BLIXT IST ROW' OWEN BUCK, ROBERT ANDERSON, ROBERT BAINTER, RUSSELL BOTRUFF, BYRON BACON. DOROTHY HOOTS, GLADYS GODDARD, LAVONNE HANLIN, MARION HAWKINSON, LA VERE FOX. LORRAINE HALLSTROM. LORENE HARROD. GRACE' FERN TOP ROW' RICHARD FISHER, ELMER DONALDSON, LYLE FELL. FRANK CUNNINGHAM, LEWIS EMERY, DEAN COBERT. BENJAMIN CAMPISI JACK DOYLE, CLEMENS EKSTROM, GLOVER CARLEY, BOB CABEEN LA VERNE DE FOREST, GENE DU EADS, RUSSEL DODD. 3RD ROW VERNICE MC GILL. HELEN JO JOHNSON HELEN MARIE JOHNSON. JANE MC VAY, GEORGIA MAY JOHNSON, LOWANDA LEE OPAL LOVERIDGE VERNA LAWVER E'STHER LINDGREN, RUSSELL DAHLEEN. VIRGIL COPPOCK JOHN CILLS. MR SWINTON 2ND ROW' MISS NELSON, VIOLAMAE JOHNSEN MARGUERITE LUNDOUIST. ROSETTA LAWTON LA VER KING. MILDRED LINDOUIST, BARBARA JOHNSON ALICE' KENNEDY JUANITA LOPEZ NORMA LUNDEEN. DORIS LAWRENCE, DARLENE LONIS, ETHEL LINNER EDWARD CALAHAN IST ROW- HARRISON COFFMAN, PAUL CARLSON LEE FIELD. 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MARY MARSDEN. 3RD ROW JEANNE OLNEY BETTY LUNDGREN KATHERINE MILLER BARBARA PAGE MILDRED GREASON MARY MC LAUGHLIN KATHRYN MELDRUM KATHERINE COLE MARGARET MC GOWAN CAROLYN ESKRIDGE ZND ROW MISS HILKER ALICE BROWN GLENROSE COLVER CAROL GRANBURG PHYLLISEE FOUST KATHRYN SEIBERLICH MARY JANE PARINELL ANN WATSON LELA DUNCAN HELEN LOUISE CLAY HELEN SMITH IST ROW VERENE GUNCKEL LORRAINE HALLSTROM WINIFRED TYLER ILA PEASE RUTH MASON VIRGINIA GUSTAFSON LOLA MAE HILES MINNIE HALL VIOLA FOYE EILEEN CUNNINGHAM Prolqoromo Liferory Society Among the important dates on the calendar lor the prolcorama Literary Society vvere: November 3, an AIasI4an party, December IQ, our club debate contest in which vve placed second, March QI , our spring tea at which vve entertained our mothers, May 5,the date of our spring party vvhich vvas held in the manner ol a May Festival, June 8, the annual banquet at vvhich the seniors shared lor the last time the activities ol the club. The officers in order ol election were as Iollovvsz presidents, Mildred Anderson, Margaret McGowan, Barbara page, Vice-Presb dents, Verene Guncltel, Kathryn Seiberlich, Mildred Anderson, Secretaries, Carolyn Ifslcridge, Mildred Anderson, Verene Gunclcel, I-reasurers, Betty Lu ndgren, Barbara page, Kathryn Meldrum, Sergeants- at-arms, Lela Duncan, lla Pease, Lorrainel-lallstrom, Nlonitors, Katherine Miller, Niary Jane Parnell, Carol Granburg, Glenrose Colver, Xlvfinifred Tyler, Alice Brown, Advisor, Miss I-lillcer. bf ACTIVITIES I I I i I I I I VI. ji' Y Y' ' E' TOP ROW TRESSIE PERARDI. HILDEGARDE NEMETH, ORA STANDARD. EVELYN PELTIERI GLADYS HERRON. JOAN HAMERSTRDM MARGARE HARRIS ANNE BROWN ALICE STEPHENSON MAXINE LYEN 3RD ROW ELIZABETH JOHNSON MARY LOUISE DUKE FRANCES SHOWERS LUCILLE SZERLONG CHARLOTTE NEWKIRK BETTY NORTENSON ROXANNA SANDS DOROTHY OWEN HELEN CATLETT DOROTHY DAVISON ZND ROW JEAN PETERSON MARIAN NARR FLORENCE CARPER CAROLINE HARTMAN ROBERTA SHORT PAUL IN WINDISH BETTY HART BONNIE SHOWERS DOROTHY ALSEN ELIZABETH WHITVER MISS MOSER IST ROW ALMA JANE COLVILLE MARGARET GANS JOSEPHINE LOWRY ANITA SAND BETTY BRENT PRISCILLA MORELAND GEORGIA PETERSON RUTH RISBURG MARGARET ROWEN MARY PETERSON IONE SAND VIRGINIA NORRIS Ancilofos Liforory Society The Indian maidens oi the tribe Analotos, aiter an absence ol several months, gathered together Iorga council meeting late in Sep- tember. Ihey engaged themselves in debate vvith their brother tribesmen, but they Iailed to emerge victorious. Under the harvest moon in a setting ol vvigvvams, tepees and camplires, the tribe held a povv-vvovv to vvhich they invited their Iriends. The tribe oi Analotos together vvith Boys, Science Club pre- sented a beneiit assembly, a one-act comedy-called ffgauce lor The Goslingsff A spring party and banquet Iollovved. Chiefs for the year vvere: Presidents, Lucille Szerlong,Josephine Lowry, Roberta Short,Vice-Presidents, Betty I-lart,,losephine Lovvry, Secretaries, I-lelen Catlett, Anne Brown, Mary Ann WOIH, Treas- urers,l.flizabethXYfhitver,l-lelen Catlett,Sergeants-at-arms, l'lildegarde Nemeth, Virginia Norris, Dorothy Formhals, lVlonitors, Ruth Wood, Anita Sand, Virginia l-lynes, Alma .lane Colville, Advisor, Nliss Moser. ACTIVITIES TOP ROW GLENN LASHBROOK JOHN HALLOCI4 DEAN LESTER ROBERT ROSENBAUM CHARLES HARLAN RICHARD MILLEP CLAUDE CRANE LAWRENCE DUNCAN JOHN WOOLSEY BILL WETHERBEE PHIL LASS GRANT HARNEST OBERT YOUNG 3RD ROW JACK ANNFGERS GLOVER CARLEY JACK DOYLE VICTOR WALDOW WILLIS WHITESELL ALONZO CLAY JAMES SNAPP DEAN WALLACE TOM DONOVAN DONALD GARDNER JACK SPERRY GEORGE POULOS ZND ROW MR BURTON HAROLD HAWKINS DALE WALLACE MAX VOIGT ELI GRAHAM ROBERT CABEEN CHARLES WEBSTER HERBERT PIHL JAMES WATSON RICHARD MORRISON OLIVER WARNER STANLEY SCHREIBER EDWARD SELTZER IST ROW DALE DIXON JUNIOR TIMMONS ARTHUR YOUNG PAUL LEE MAX STUBBS RALPH POWLESS FRANCIS SHOWALTER JOE WAINRIGHT JOHN SHENAUT LARRY ALDRICH FRANK WALLACE VICTOR BAYLESS Lincoin Dobofing Ciub Since the year oI its iounding, the I.incoIn Debating Club has maintained its pIace oi prominence, in this, its thirtieth year, the club suppIied G. I-I. S. with many oi its Ieaders and Ied the boys' cIubs in grade averages. The I.incoIns and Lizzies presented the pIay-- fffVIiss IVIoIIy.v The proceeds vvere used to buy equipment Ior the nevv stage. SociaI events vvere: the IaII party, vvith its Qriental atmosphere, the banquet, Ieaturing the thirtieth anniversary oi the cIub,s Iounding, and the spring party, at vvhich the seniors said IarevveII. The cIub oiiicers vvere as ioIIovvs: presidents, Francis Shovvalter, Dean WaIIace, AIonzo CIay,Vice-presidents, Dean WaIIace,Grant I-Iarnest,I:ranI4 Irvvin,Secretaries,AIonzo CIay,I3auI Lee,-Iom Dono- van, -Ireasurers, Dale WaIIace, JacI4 Annegers, I3hiI Lass, Sergeants- At-Arms, I-IaroId I-IavvIcins,Jimmie I-Iampton, Larry fAxIdrich, I-Iistorian, WIIIIS Bovver, Advisor, iVIr. Burton. ACTIVITIES La. . , .. . ,,, , , :' ..x TOR ROW MISS MORSE ELEANOR DAHLSTROM DEBORAH RASMUSSEN JUANITA CUNNINGHAM, ELLOUISE CON- NER MYRL CLENDENIN MARY NELSON BERNICE COCHRAN 3RD ROW OLGA ERLANDSON MAPGARET ROBERTSON JANE I AACSON MARYON PALMOUIST LOIS GUSTAFSON BERYI. FRENCH MARJORIE SECREST WILMA SCANNELL VIOLAMAE JOHNSEN MARY JOHNSON ZND ROW CRYSTAL CRAIG AUDREY THOMAS RENA GODWIN THELMA FRANK MADALINE STEPHENS DOROTHY CONNOLLY DRUSILLA HICKMAN JANE CULVER KATHERINE ANN JOHNSON EULA WALLBERG IST ROW CHARLOTTE WILSON RJBY WALKER VIRGINIA HIGHLANDER LENORA TILLY ELEANOR PETERSON LAVERNE STEWART FLORENCE LITHANDER MARY FRANCES ROBERTSON WANDA BROWN RACHI'L IN GRAM DOROTHY FRAILEY Louricin Liierory Society Traveling vvitlw Byrd, tlwe Laurians and Collectors stopped to dance at ffl.ittlefAxmericaw on Decemb'er9. Ilwe outstanding program by tlme crevv vvas tlwe birtlmday celebration lor Slnalcespeare on April 26. Cn returning to a warmer clime, May 'I, tlwe Laurians lmonored tlmeir rnotlwers vvitlw tlwe play, ffgparlcling I.ucia,t' and May day lavors. Ilwe slwip doclced permanently, May 'I'I, vvlwen tlie Laurians and Collectors reveled at a spring party. Ilne slwip-mates climaxed tlme voyage ol tlwe year vvitlw a Iarevvell banquet, June 7tI1. Ilwe sIwip's officers lor tlwe cruise vvere: Presidents, Virginia I-Iiglnlander Ctvvo termsb, Jane Isaacson, Vice-Presidents, Jane Isaac- son Ctvvo termsb, Len ora lilly, Secretaries, Wanda Brovvn Ctvvo termsl, Virginia I-Iiglmlander, -Ireasurers, Wilma Scannell ftvvo termsb, Mary Jolwnson, Monitors, Eleanor Dalwlstrom, Maryon palmquist, Mary Francis Robertson, Florence Litlwander, Sergeants-At-Arms, Beryl Frenclw, Florence Litlwander, Marjorie Secrest, Advisor, Miss Morse. ACTIVITIES II! TOP ROW MR DAMBERG LAWRENCE MOBERG JACK STEWART JOHN LITTLETON ROSS NELSON CHARLES DAVIS RALPH WENSTROM RODNEY JACOBSON 2ND ROW RUSSEL BROWN KENNETH ALEXANDER ROBERT MORRIS GALE FIELD RAY GUNCKEL DONALD CHRISTENSON DONALD BENEDICT HOWARD POTTER RALPH CLENDENIN THOMAS SHAY ROY WESTERFIELD IST ROW HAROLD SANDBURG MAC MORRIS DELMAS INGRAM RUSSELL BELL WAYNE WALDRON LE ROY MORRIS ROBERT MARTIN JAMES REZNER MARSHALL MUNDY WILLIAM TAYLOR STANLEY LANGLEY HAROLD MILLS Boys' Collectors Club For tlwe first time in tlwe club's liistory tlie Collectors, entered tlwe club debates. Also, lor tlie Iirst time,an award lor club scliolar- sl'iip was oliered by two cliarter members, Vivion Sjodin and Bal- lard Griswold. -lliey presented gold coins to Donald Benedict,tl1e individual member witlw time Iwigliest grade average. -l-lwe club football tournament was won b ytlwe Collectors. 'Ilwe social events were a fall party in f4l.ittle fixmericaf, a spring dance, botli witlw tlie l.aurians, and tlie Iinal picnic. Qllicers were: presidents, Donald Benedict, Roy Westerlield, Jaclc Stewart, Vice-presidents, Roy Westerlield, George England, -Iliomas Slnay, Secretaries, George England, Ray Gunclrel, Wayne Waldron, Ireasurers, Wayne Waldron, Ralpli Wenstrom, William Taylor, Sergeants-At-Arms, Van IVlattocl4s, Ilwomas Slway, Marshall IVlundy, Advisor, Wir. Damberg. ACTIVITIES I Y I I I I 4 I ui-.x 5 ' an fi TOP ROW NR AITCHISON GAYLORD ANDERSON JAMES RUNYAN DAVID DAVIS RAYMOND HUNTER FRFD GUM- MERSON HENRY CLAY DALE CLAY IO'-IN SMITH 3RD ROW ELLI HOLCOMB WILLIAM BOWLING LYNN CHRISTY WILLIAM SWANSON DON BRADLEY WAYNE VERMILLION CHARL S BIRD VERNE ECREST HOMER HINCHLIFF WILEY HARTHON ZND ROW JAMES COHOON WENDELL ALBERT CLARENCE OUAIFE RAYMOND JAMES EUGENE LINDSTROM HORACE DREW HOWARD BERRY PAUL NELSON PARIS MOYER ROBERT BOWEN PAUL CLAUSEN I T RON RICHARD RILEY VINCENT LEVINSON DAIID SHEPHERD HEWITT METZ CLIFFORD NELSON PAUL GANS RUSSELL NELSON ROBERT LUNDEEN JAMES HAWKINSON RAYMOND ANDERSON OWEN BUCK Fronklin Dobofing Club Benjamin franlclin was noted for fmis versatility, so was tfme franlclin Debating Club in 1934. ' A debater fiimself, lzranlclin would fwave been as proud as we of ourteam, wfiicfw won tlwe title, Debate Cfiampions. proud lie would of been of tfiat figfiting franlclin football squad tlwat defeated tfme Lincolns. -llwe social activities for tfie year included tfme fall party, GA prison Ballb, our annual banquet in tlwe Gold Room of tlwe Custer l'lotel and PPA Spring Golfing party? Qur officers were: Presidents, paul Gans, James l2unyon, fred Gummerson,Vice-presidents, Fred Gummerson, Lynn Cliristy, l-low- ard Berry, Secretaries, Clifford Nelson, paul Nelson, Jolwn Smitfm, Ireasurers, l-lomer l'lincl1liff, William Bowling, William Swanson, Monitors, l lorace Drew, Ellis I-lolcomb, Dale Clay, Clwarles Bird, Gwen Buclc, Ernest Peltier, Advisor, fVlr. Aitclwison. ACTIVITIES TOP OW NYMUS OODE ACH HL WOOD MISS WH 4TH ROW FMAN M SON B A ALLI N RSON NELSON D GOETTLER A DALLEFELD 3RD W TRONG GE S S S W N K TER S R STY H ANDER J TR EDY L N N NELSON I ROW NESTEEL S ARDSON K OON OLTON BUR AND JOHNSON F LAFFERTY AIRN STO A OLSON Elrzobeflwon Lrferory Society I'1e KS S Ellzabetlwant' Iwas travelled lar tl'1e past year It set s n Qctober alter a declc party I.andnng at Dancevllle tlwe en ture VI lage was Invited to a carnival Iweld on slup board Ar play town vve presented a benelrt assembly, Mass Mollyft vvutlw tlwe I.lnco ns asslstlng As a luttlng observance lor tlwe day, our motlwers vvere our valentines at tea -llwe slnp s crew vvon tlwe exclwange ol verba slnots and placed tlwlrd ID debate be club otllcers vvere as Iollovvs presidents DeI.orls I-Iendrlx Dorotlny Collman, Mary Jane -lracy Vlce Presldents Dorotlwy Ve lander Margret Peterson Barbara l.ass Secretaries Barbara l.ass Erleen Norton, Margret Peterson I-reasurers l.ounse I-Ireronymus Martlna Jolwnson Jeanne Eldridge Sergeants Ar Arms Jeanne Cordell Donna Wbrtesell Marlon Beatty, Monutors Marjorie Mae Bobbutt Martlwa Jolmnson Margaret Allison Wanda Goode Gwendolyn Guntlmer Argyle Dalleleld Advisor Miss Wbrte ACTIVITIES R L. HIERO . H FUHR. W. G , M. A. ELPO , P. . ITE. : D. COF . G. GUNTHER. M. BEATTY. . AND'RSON. D. ROB . J E TTY. M. -O M. PETE . D. HENDRIX. M. ' , . . . . RO - , ARMS , J. ELDRID , M. PAR . Y. BLIS , J. CORDELL. V. L. GIBSON. B. LAS . J. OR CES , . CH I , G. HOUS . D. VEL , M. . ACY. ZND ROW' E. VOIGT, M. K'NT. M VAN BUSKIRK, B. WAKE. B, MELDRUM. E. NORTON. H. HOGAN. D. NELSON A. KENN . J. HOUSE. I. JEN INGS, . . ST 1 H. BO . . RICH . . MAG . W. C . J. GL . M. , . M. A. BOBBITT, M, FAIRB . B. ELDRIDGE. J. KE, . . dll I . , - . 4 . . n n 1 ' 1 1 i ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 ' TOP ROW MARION ROOT JESSIE ROBINSON MARY WEAVER. MAXINE MC KIERNAN, BEVERLY MUREEN. LOR- NE FENSTERER DOROTHY DUNN MARIE THOMAS. VIRGINIA LINROTHE. MARYAN MILLER, BETTY BIL- GS RUBY MECUM MISS RY N ZND ROW GENEVIEVE DUFFIELD THEDA BUTLER BERNICE JOHNSON FRANCES HOUCK JEANETTE' DAILY PHYLLIS IORPHY LOUISE LARSON GERTRUDE SHEPHERD KATHERINE EFFLAND HARRIETT MC KENZIE GLADYS CHINN LIBERTY DAWSON CEOR IA MAY JOHNSON HELEN WEXLER T ROW EDNA ANDERSON PAULINE SPRINGER LOIS RETHERFORD MARY RUTHERFORD VELMA MIZNER LOUISE CHRISTOFFERSON BETTY INGRAM LOIS ADCOCK FRANCES HERSLOW ELSARA WALLACE HELEN HYNES DENA HERMAN Girls' Science C lub T933-34 has been an outstan ing year lor the Girls' Science Club. The mothers, tea with a lighted birthday calce celebrated the twentieth anniversary. Qur club with the Franlclins presented f4Elmer,'f the lirst play to be given on the stage in the new audi- torium. Several ol our number were chosen lor the Big Nine Debate Board. ln scholarship the Girls, Science has consistently led all other clubs. The climax ol this most notable year was a senior banquet held at Soangetaha on Commencement day. The otlicers lor this year have been: presidents, Lois Retherlord, Frances l-louclc, Vice-presidents, lflsara Wallace, Ruby lVlecum, Louise Larson, Secretaries, l-lelen l-lynes, Pauline Springer, Lois Retherlord, -lreasurers, Pauline Springer, Gladys Chinn, Ruby lVlecum, Sergeants-At-Arms, Edna Anderson, Betty Billings, Gertrude Shep- herd, Monitors, Betty Billings, lVlaryon lVliller, Liberty Dawson, Velma lVlizner, 'lheda Butler, Jessie Robinson, Advisor, Miss Ryin. ACTIVITIES TOP ROW' MR. GARST, GORDON GUNTHER. WENDELL SHIFLEY, LA VERNE DE FOREST. RICHAR Boys' Science C lub Away with prolixity--versatility abounds. From this prolilic organization come athletes, scholars, artists and sedate mediocres. REFER TO FAT!-IEI2 lllVlE'S RED BUCK---Ra8e'l934. DEBATE--Rroving that the B. S. C. can emerge victorious from a verbal combat, they defeated a Girls, Science team. FQOTBALI.--Delending the club championship, the Science defeated the Lincolns, but lost to the Collectors. RAR-l-lES--lVlembers attended a Fall broadcast and the spring party arranged by C. Bowles. Qhficers lor the year were as lollows: Rresidents, Robert Gunther, Clarence Bowles, Francis l-lolst, Vice-Rresidents, Robert Watters, Billy Swanson, Chester Evans, Secretaries, Clarence Bowles, Robert Watters,John Q'l'lern,'l'reasurers, Vaughn Dodge, Howard Johnson, Wendell Shilley, Sergeants-At-Arms, Don -lederm an, Wayne Shawler, Donald Bayless, Advisor, Mr. Ciarst. ACTIVITIES , , I I P. it 5 'UTI .- .L s TOP ROW MARY WOOD NELLIE SUTHERLAND. ANNA WAGER. MARGUERITE TRA3S. LOUISE WILLIAMSON, MARIE VONDELO. MARY PALM, MARTHA STIVERS MARGARET THORNE. HONORA ZELDES. FRANCES SHOWERS, LUCILLE SZERLONG, LENORA TILLY 3RD ROW: ORA STANDARD, HELEN RAMSEY. HARRIET PORTER, BONNIE SHOWERS. DONNA WHITESELL. MAXINE MC KIERNEN ALICE STEPHENSON MARIAN STONER. JUNE WALTERS, MARIE THOMAS, ROXANNA SANDS, JANE PALMER ZND ROW DOROTHY PETERSON, EVELINE PETERSON PAULINE WOOD. MARJORY YOUNG. ARCELLA WILLSON. ELIZABETH STAGG EILEEN OLSON. RUTH PETERSON, EILEEN WILK. KATHERINE WATSON, MAXINE NELSON. FRANCES PETERSON IST ROW RUBY WALKER MARY TURNBULL MARY RUTHERFORD JEAN PETERSON. MARY PETERSON. MARIAN NARR KATHRYN NELSON. HELEN WEXLER, NELLIE SHAY. ELOISE WILSON, IONE SAND. MARY ROBERTSON. ENID PETERSON TOP ROW DOROTHY HALLBERG. MARY JOHNSON, FRANCES HOUCK. NORMA HOUSH. BERNICE JOHNSON, MAR- GARET MC GOWAN BETTY HART. ELIZABETH JOHNSON, CARRIE HOOTS. RUTH HANSEN. MILDRED GREASON. MINNIE HALL MARION HOUSE JOAN HAMERSTROM 3RD ROW HAZEL MC COMES BEVERLY MUREEN BETTY INGRAM. LOLA MAE HILES, MADYLON GUNCKEL CARO- HARTMAN MARGARET FAIRBAIRN RENA GODWIN CAROLINE MAGNUSON. MARYAN MILLER. HARRIET MC KENZIE. LINNEA HALLIN, VIRGINIA LINROTHE, MILDRED FULTON. LOUISE HIERONYMUS, 2ND ROW EVELYN HOLEMAN VIRGINIA JOHNSON. EILEEN NORTON. DRUSILLA HICKMAN LOUISE LARSON. MARTHA JOHNSON FRANCES LAFFERTY DORIS LUCAN EVELYN HOUSH. VIRGINIA GUSTAFSON. BETTY LUNDGREN GERTRUDE JOHNSON THELMA FRANK IST ROW VIOLA FIELDS MAXINE' HAST LILIAN MARSDEN BERNICE HAYNES. MARGARET GANS- FRANCES HERS- LOW HELEN MALM VIRGINIA HIGHLANDER JAYNE HELLER RUTH KING. FLORENCE LITHANDER. STELLA LE VALLEY ROSIE MINGARE RACHEL INGRAM SERVICE LEAGUE T Q' ' . 4 P I J g TOP ROW: GOLDIE KLING. HELEN SMITH, PAULINE MITCHELL, LOLA LAWVER. BETTY RODELL. HELEN CARLSON. EDNA MAE SIMS, MARGARET ANNE ACHELPOHL, DE LORIS HENDRIX. ANNE' BROWN, HELEN FUHR, WANDA GOODE. 4TH ROW MARJORIE MAE BOBBITT GLADYS JOHNSON, JUNE MORRISON. LOIS MILES, MARY MASON, LOIS GUS- TAFSON, JANE ISAACSON. LOUISE BE'RGWALL, TRESSIE PERARDI, ELIZABETH WHITVER. HELEN CATLETT, JANET WORCESTER. 3RD ROW' DOROTHY ALSEN, MAXINE LYEN. DORIS NELSON, MARJORIE PARKS. JEANNE ELDRIDGE, JOSEPHINE LOWRY MARY ANN WOLF, BARBARA LASS, MARIE VONDELO, GLADYS HERRON. BERYL FRENCH. ZND ROW: BARBARA TYLER- ELSARA WALLACE. GLADYS CHINN. DOROTHY CANFIELD BARBARA WAKE. EVELYN VOIGT. ALICE LONGTON, BETTY BILLINGS. LUCY ANNE HIGHLAND, MARGARET ALLISON. GERALDINE HOUSH. HELEN HOGAN, MARGARET ROWAN. IST ROW: VERENE GUNCKEL. EVELYN PALMER. MARY KELLY, LOIS RETHERFORD, MAMIE VAN BUSKIRK. MARIAN KENT. DENA HE'RMAN, HELEN HYNES, DORIS HAGGENJOS, GLADYS LUNDEENW MARGARET JOHNSON, RUTH FLACK, DOROTHY FRAILEY. TOP ROW FLORENCE CARPER, MARY NELSON, BERNICE COCHRAN. EVAUGHN LAWTON. DORIS GOETTLER. MIRIAM BIRD. DANITA ROBSON. MILDRED DURBIN IRE'NE REED, GENE WAGER. YVETTE BLISS 3RD ROW' FRANCES WALZ, ELNORA PEMBLE, DOROTHY DAVISON, MARION ROOT, MARTHA FUNDENBERGER. DOROTHY FORMHALS, KATHRYN FRAKES, VIRGINIA GIBSON, MILDRED ANDERSON, LILLIAN GREENOUIST. LILAH THURMAN. BERNADINE SHIPLEY, ZND ROW ELIZABETH BEREGI, KATHERINE MILLER. MARGARET STOTTS, ETHEL CRITES, ELEANOR SWANSON. LORRAINE' FENSTERER, KATHERINE EFFLAND, HELEN HINEBAUGH. ROSE ANNE HAGGERTY. JEANNE COR- DELL. ESTHER BOWER. MAXINE'BECK. IST ROW LOIS ADCOCK RUBY JAMES RUTH ANDREWS, EDNA ANDERSON JEANETTE BURGLAND VIVIAN BUCK- LEY. PEARL BAKER. DOROTHY BRYANT, JUNE SEDGWICK, VIOLA STOTTLER WANDA BROWN ELIZABETH GOSSAGE. SHIRLEY WATTERS. SERVICE LEAGUE , ,Q 9 TOP ROW HILDEGARDE NEMETH, MARGARET ROBERTSON. MARYON PALMOUIST. PRISCILLA MORELAND. BAR- BARA PAGE. MARY ELLA ONEAL KATHRYN SEIBERLICH, DOROTHY PAGE, DOROTHY OWEN. CHARLOTTE NEWKIRK RUBY MECUM, KATHRYN MELDRUM ROW VERA AUGUSTSON DOROTHY CLINE, MYRL CLENDENIN. RUTH NELSON, KATHERINE NELSON ANNA MARIE PIERSON FLORENCE SANDBURG- LEANNA OLSON HORTENSE NELSON. CATHERINE SAUNDERS BURNETTA NEWKIRK. DORTHEA SHAW. E'LSIE MORRIS ROW MARY JANE PARNELL, DOROTHY DUNN ELLEN DOWNIE, EVELYN CHERRINGTON, FRANCES BOTRUFF. JEANETTE' DAILEY ELAINE BOWERS- ANITA COLLOPY, MARION BEATTY, SHIRLEY CHRISTY, JUANITA CUN NINGHAM, OLGA ERLANDSON, VIRGINIA NORRIS. ' ZND ROW GEORGIA PETERSON, ROBERTA SHORT, ANN WATSON, DOROTHY WOOD, PAULINE S'MPSON. PAULINE VAN HUFFEL, DOROTHY STIVERS. CAROLYN ESKRIDGE, OCLE LEE WILKINS, DOROTHY VELANDER MARY JANE TRACY MARGRET PETERSON. IST ROW WILMA DONALDSON, EVELYN CRAFT, MARTHA ERICKSON. RUTH EMSTROM, IMOGENEf BEAGLE, MARVIS COX PAULINE SPRINGER, GENEVIEVE DUFFIELD' GERTRUDE SHEPHERD, GLADYS CHINN, DOROTHY CAN- FIELD, ETHEL HACKMAN, PAULINE WINDISH. 4TH 3RD CAST OF A TROUBADORS DREAM TOP ROW GLOVER CARLEY. JOHN HALLOCK, WENDELL SHIFLEY. LOUISE HIERONYMUS, MARGRET PETERSON, MARY PETERSON HOWARD JOHNSON PAUL NELSON RUSSELL NELSON THOMAS SHAY. JACK DOYLE. 2ND ROW LYNN CHRISTY DELORIS HENDRIX. GRANT HARNEST. JACK ANNEGERS, STANLEY SCHRIEBER. IST ROW JEAN PETERSON FRANCIS SHOWALTER, BERNDT NORDHIELM. ROBERTA SHORT. DORIS HAGGENJOS. HELEN HYNES- CLAUDE CRANE, MARION BEATTY, HAROLD HAWKINS. SERVICE LEAGUE TOP RON PRESTON WALLACE, HENRY CLAY FRED GUMMERSON. RAYMOND HUNTER, ROBERT BOWEN, CLARENCE FRIEND, JAMES GUARDLABENE, HAROLD HAWKINS. EDWARD SELTZER, JAMES BRUINGTON, WILLIS BOWER 3RD ROW, RALPH WENSTROM, LEWIS WEDAN. IVAN HARRISON ROBERT EDWARDS, CARY BROWN, LEROY MORRIS, LORENCE GREGG, KENNETH HILGREN HOMER HINCHLIFF, ROBERT MOBERG, JAMES SNAPP. GEORGE SHAW. ZND ROW ROBERT EALIAS. GERALD ESSEX, GEORGE ELRICK ALBERT DUGGAN, PAUL GANS, DONALD BENEDICT. JOHN HALLOCK- FRED LE VALLEY, ROBERT DURBIN, WAYNE SHROYER, CLARENCE OUAIFE CHESTER HOWE IST ROW ELLIS HOLCOMB, JACK HIGGINS, CLAYTON ESTRADA. ROLLIN ADCOCK. FRANCIS SHOWALTER, PAUL NELSON. HOWARD R HICKS. HOWARD N. HICKS. DARRELL DUNCAN. DICK FULLER. CLARENCE BOWLES GEORGE ENGLAND. TOP ROW CARL PIERSON. JOHN LITTLETON, SAM OLSON, RODNEY JACOBSON. CHARLES HARLAN. WESLEY CAR- MACK, ROBERT GUNTHER, VAUGHN DODGE, ROBERT ROBINSON, HOWARD HOLMES, ROBERT FLORER, ROBERT JOHNSON. RAYMOND COZAD, 4TH ROW. PAUL HIGGINS. ALECK GIANAKIS, RAYMOND JOHNSON. HAROLD MORRISON, JOHN O'HERN, GALE' LINDEEN, HOWARD JOHNSON. PHIL LASS, VAN MATTOCKS. HORRELL REYNOLDS. WILFRED PORTER. RAY- MOND CARLEY. 3RD ROW' WAYNE BRODINE. CHESTER EVANS, HORRELL MORRISSEY. LEO GREGORY. HARVEY KALIN, LYNN CHRISTY, STANLEY LANGLEY, ELMER LINDBLOOM, CHARLES NELSON. JIMMIE HAMPTON. CLIFFORD NELSON ROBERT ROSS. ZND ROW' PERCY HUBER. VIRGIL JOHNSON, WAYNE LINDBECK, CECIL PETERSON, HERBERT HOGUE, DAVID FRANK, MARTIN LAUERMAN. JAMES HAIGHT. ARTHUR DAVIS, CARL BENSON, FREDRICK ERICKSON IST ROW, MERRILL NELSON. GEORGE LOWELL, PAUL LEE DONALD NELSON. RICHARD RILEY, ROBERT MORRIS. HAROLD MILLS, HARRISON BETHUREM. LAWRENCE DICKERSON, HEWITT METZ. WAYNE COLVILLE, HARRY ROHRER, BUYS' FQRUIVI 7 I TOP ROW RICHARD FULLER, ROSS NELSON, BERNARD MALCOLM, CALVIN STEPHQNSON, RICHARD SCOTT, WARREN THOMAS WILSON SARGENT, PETE VAN DRUNEN, JOE VITALI, GEORGE ELRICK. RICHARD CARLSON 4TH ROW WARREN GALLOWAY THOMAS SHAY, RUSSELL UNDERWOOD4 ROBERT EPPERSON. RUSSELL MULLEN. ROBERT KELLEY, JESSE SHANER HAROLD STROMSTEAD WALTER SEYLER, LAWRENCE' DUNCAN, CLAUDE CRANE, 3RD ROW DALE WALLACE, DEAN WALLACE WILLIAM TAYLOR. MERRILL SANDBURG, ARVID SHAUBERT. CHARLES HARTLEY, ROY WESTERFIELD. ROBERT WATTERS, GUY STINSON, EUGENE ECKLES, JAMES HAW- KIHSON ROBERT LUNDEEN ZND ROW' VICTOR WALDOW VERNE SECREST, DAVID SHEPHERD, ROBERT SHERMAN, WAYNE WALDRON, WILLIAM STANDARD ALBERT STONEKING, GERALD ESSEX, JOHN UNZICKER, MAX YOUNG. ARNOLD SWANSON, DONALD TEDERMAN IST ROW NORMAN STAKE CHARLES WILLIAMSON WILLIAM SWANSON GALE DAVIS LEROY STONEKING THOMAS ROGERS JULIUS MYERS RAY GUNCKEL ARTHUR YOUNG JOE WAINRIGHT. CHARLES SCHELL JUNIOR TIM- MONS EVERETT WESTFALL, TOP ROW JAMES SWICKARD DAVID DAVIS RICHARD MC CARTHY DALE CLAY, WARREN THOMAS EUGENE MAY- HALL- DALE SANDS LEONARD CARISON4 DALE FINDAHL MARSHALL MUNDY. WAYNE SHAWLER. WILLIAM RONK RUSSELL NELSON ERD ROW DONALD CHRISTENSON, HOWARD NELSON FXRIS MOYER, GLENN ANDERSON HAROLD INMAN CHARLES DAVIS TOM DONOVAN WAYNE DAWSON CLAIRE BECKER- RAYMOND FIELD ALBERT BAIRD. PAUL NELSON. EUGENE LINDSTROM RAYMOND JAMES ZND ROW RICHARD STEARNS, LYMAN ALEXANDER GRANT ALLEN. DALE BEWLEY. KENNETH ALEXANDER, MERE- DITH ASHBAUGH VERNON OLSON, RUSSELL BROWN. CHARLES CHAMBERS, WENDELL ALBERT, ARTHUR ANDERSON, VERNE LARIMER, SALE FIELD IST ROW ROBERT BURRELL TRUMAN ANDERSON WILLIAM BOWLING, ROBERT CARR DONALD BAYLESS. HOWARD BERRY MORRIS DIAMOND ROBERT BOYER- ROBERT BELL, JACK DAVIS, LARRY ALDRICH WILSON COZIAHR BUYS' FCDRUIVI .Q 'Q TOP ROW: JEANNE ELDRIDGE. MARJORIE PARKS. HELEN CATLETT, DOROTHY COFFMAN, DOROTHY VELANDER. GERALDINE HOUSH, MARY JANE TRACY, MARIAN YOUNG, LOUISE BERGWALL. MARGARET ANNE ACHELPOHL. WANDA GOODE. HELEN FUHR. ALICE STEPHENSON. 2ND ROW4 VIRGINIA GIBSON. LOIS LUND. GLADYS JOHNSON, DONNA WHITESELL, BARBARA WAKE. MARJORIE MAE BOBBITT. HELEN HOGAN, LOIS GUSTAFSON. LOUISE COLBURN, HEWITT METZ. ELI GRAHAM, FRED BROMBERGER, JOSEPHINE LOWRY. IST ROW. GLADYS LUNDEEN. VERENE GUNCKEL. ALICE LONGTON. MARIAN KENT. DENA HERMAN, VELMA MIZ- NER. EVELYN PAYNE, LORRAINE HALLSTROM, HELEN SMITH, ANITA SAND. DORIS HAGGENJOS4 GENEVIEVE DUFFIELD. EVE'LYN PALMER, MAMIE VAN BUSKIRK. TOP ROW: MISS TERRY. WAYNE SHOYER. WAYNE BUCK, JACK ANNEGERS. PAUL NELSON. DALE PITMAN, ARVID SHAUBERT. ROBERT ROSENBAUM, ROBERT GUNTHER, WENDELL SHIFLEY, GIFFORD STOKE. HOWARD POTTER 2ND ROW: VICTOR BAYLESS. HAROLD HAWKINS, RUSSELL NELSON, JAMES COHOON. RAY GUNCKEL, JAMES HAWKINSON. HORACE DREW, LAWRENCE DUNCAN, CLAUDE' CRANE. FARRIS MOYER, KEEON JOHNSON, VERNE SECREST, IST ROW: THEDA BUTLER, BETTY BILLINGS, DOROTHY ALSEN, RUBY RENSCH. JANE ISAACSON. MARJORIE SE- CRE'ST. DEBORAH RASMUSSEN. ELEANOR DAHLSTROM, MAX YOUNG, LEROY MORRIS- MAXWELL VOIGT. FRANK IRWIN. CRP!-IEUS CI-ICDRUS ii . -' ,Piff 1 -T.. :- I I I I 1 I PICCOLO HEWITT METZ FLUTE JAMES HAWKINSON OBOE MARTHA JOHNSON GWENDOLYN GUNTHER CLARINETS MERRILL NELSON PAUL NELSON WILLIS BOWER ANITA SAND JACK ASHTON EUGENE TAYLOR ELI GRAHAM THEODORE OLSON GEORGANA ABRAMSON ROBERT ANDERSON HELEN HINEBAUGH LEROY MORRIS ALTO CLARINET VICTOR wALDOw BASS CLARINET JACK ANNEGERS BASSOON HOMER HINCHLIFF ALTO SAXOPHONES RICHARD RILEY CLARK SHERMAN TENOR SAXOPHONE ARTHUR ANDERSON CORNETS DALE SANDS ROBERT YOUNG CHESTER HOwE BETTY INGRAM BETTY BRENT THEDA BUTLER RUTH WOOD LAVERNE SWIGART ROBERT RYLANDER CARL BENSON JOHN HALLOCK FRANK WALLACE BARITONES DAVID SHEPHERD ROBERT ELIAS CLYDE HOFFLUND ALTOS ARTHUR YOUNG HORACE DREW ROBERT HENDRYX BYRON BACON TROM BONES CLARENCE OUAIFE GLENN ANDERSON OLIVER WARNER WAYNE BUCK BASSES CHARLES ROSE MAX KEEN ER DRUMS HARRY SHANNON KENNETH HILGREN JOHN MELDRUM R'ICHARD SITLER MORGAN LONIS HAROLD BAINTER RICHARD TYCHSEN DIRECTOR MR. LANDON BOD ACTIVITIES Qrchesfra PIANO VICTOR WALDOW HELEN HOGAN JACK ANNEGERS VIOLINS OBOES ELSARA WALLACE JACK SPERRY LOIS RETHEREDRD BASSOON HELEN LOUISE CLAY DAVID SHEPHERD HEwITT METz TRUMpE-fs DOROTHY CLINE ALICE KENNEDY ggggfggggwg FRANCIS KENNEDY LAVERNESWTGART JESSE MORRIS BETTY BRENT PAUL RANDELL MADELINE STEPHENS ALBERT DUGGAN FREHDSSZCEQEQQM? EARL FOSTER ARTHUR YOUNG VIOLAS TROMBONES FRED BROMBERGER CLARENCE QUAIFE HELEN FUHR OLIVER WARNER MAX VOIGT wANDA BROWN BASS HORNS MAX KEENER MARTHA JOHNSON GWENDOLYN GUNTHER HOMER HINCHLIFI' ROBERT YOUNG BASS VIOI-5 DEAN LESTER RUSSELL NELSON KATHERINE MILLER FLUTE BERNADINESHIPLEY JAMES HAWKINSON ROBERT BE'-L DRUMS C'-ARINETS HARRY SHANNON PAUL NELSON KENNETH HILGREN MERRILL NELSON JAMES COHOON ANITA SAND HELEN HINEBAUGH DIRECTOR GEORGANA ABRAMSON MR LANDON ACTIVITIES I -CELLOS CHARLES ROSE TOP 'VD IST ROW LOREN MITCHELL, NEAL HORTON, DEAN LESTER, JACK SPERRY, ROBERT BOHAN. JACK DOYLE. JOHN OHEARN ERNEST PELTIER, JESSE SHANER, ROBERT YOUNG. GLENN LASHBROOK, TOM DONOVAN. LARRY ALDRICH ROW HONER HINCHLIFF BARBARA MELDRUM RENA GODWIN BERNADINE HIPLEY MABEL MILLEP DONNA WHITESELL BETTY BILLINGS RUB MECUM VIRGINIA GIBSON EVELYN PELTIER ISABELLE JENNINGS TRESS E PERARDI DICK FULLER ROW PAULINE PRINGER ELSARA WALLACE ELIZABETH AUST N THEDA BUTIER FRANCES LAFFERTY BILLY SWANSON EUGENE SANDIGE JOSEPHINE LOWRY NORMA LUNDEEN WINIFRED COLTON WINIFRED TYLER FRANCIS SHOWALTER Advisory Council A sophomore meeting a senior who had a shiny badge on, aslced, Kgay, hovv did you get that medal? Can l get one, too'?'f tyesff replied the senior, Gil your advisory thinlcs you're good enough to vvear onef' ftyour advisory? What do you mean'?t FH? ffWell, its this way. Each advisory selects 'one person to rep- resent them. We sell Budgets, season ticl4ets, and Reflectors. lt's lun to see which one ol us can malce ouradvisory one hundred per cent in Reflector sales. Not bragging, but my advisory was First this year.Ihen come the baslcet ball ticlcets to sell and second pay- ments on the Retlectorf' ffl tell you, Son, if you want to be a council man, brush up on your math and don't forget your public spealting. I-Iere's an inside tip, dollars are' harder to get than promises? f'WeIl, so Iong,'-Sonny, and good Iuclc to you. ACTIVITIES TOP ROW 'VIR JENNINGS. GRANT HARNEST RAYMOND HUNTER, ROBERT YOUNG, EDWARD SELTZER GLOVER CARLEY. MR. GARST MISS BRECKENMAKER. 2ND ROW J NOEL NELSON DOROTHY CLINE HELEN FUHR HOMER HINCHLIFF RUSSELL NELSON RAY GUNCKEL ALONZO CLAY LA VERNE D FOREST DELORIS HENDRIX FLORENCE CPRPER IST ROW LOIS RETHERFORD HELEN WEXLER MARY PETERSON FRANCES LAFFERTY JOSEPHINE LOWR MARTHA JOHNSON BETTY LUNDGR N KATHERINE MILLER ARTHUR YOUNG ISABELLE JENNINGS KATHER INE EFFLAND obofo Boord ln May when Mr. Moyer meets with the other principals ol the Big Nine schools he Finds that the debaters can be depended upon to contribute their share ol points to Galesburgys total, For Galesburg has a habit ol producing Winning debate teams. The question this year Was, Resolved: that the U. S. Govern- ment should adopt a system ol radio regulation and control similar to that oi Great Britain. Members ol the Big Nine team were Ed- ward Seltzer, l.ois Retherlord, l'lelen l:uhr, Russell Nelson, Noel Nelson, De l.oris l-lendrix, Alonzo Clay, Martha Johnson and l'lelen Wexler. Galesburg tied lor second place with Monmouth. practice debates with Monmouth, Burlington, Macomb, l?ocl4 lsland, and East Moline were arranged so that all twenty-six mem- bers ol the board had the opportunity to meet teams lrom other schools. The coaches Were: Mr. Jennings, Miss Breclcenmalcer, and Mr. Garst. ACTIVITIES TOP ROW DONALD BENEDICT, JOHN 0'HERN THOMAS SHAY WILLIAM WETHERBEE ROBERT GUNTHER. FRAN CIS HOLST. PAUL GANS4 VICTOR BAYLESS ZND ROW MISS STICKLE DOROTHY COFFMAN MILDRED ANDERSON ANNE' BROWN MARGRET PETERSON BERNICE COCHRAN MILDRED DURBIN MARIE GOULD IST ROW MISS BELSHAW EDNA ANDERSON BARBARA TYLER ROBERTA SHORT HELEN HYNES VIRGINIA HIGH LANDER STELLA LE VAILEY ELSARA WALLACE The Reflector ln Qctoper, tvventy-tvvo seniors were selected to vvorlc on Case T93-4. The solution ol this d'ase hinged upon whether mas terial about the yearis events could pe uncovered and compiled in an interesting way. Unloreseen material was unearthed adding greatly to the clarity ol the solution. Some ol the novel items dis- covered were a Sans Serif typeface, art, using the latest scratch- poard designs, and a poolc jacltet enclosing a vvhite,vvashaple cover. ln concluding Case 1934, the only direct mention concerning the time and vvorl4 involved in authenticating our solution is hereby made. ln our pest Winchell style, orchids---to our editor, Roberta Short and to William Wetherpee, our business manager---they were Trojans, to the section editors and their assistants for complet- ing a tedious routine, to the art statl lor interpreting in design the material uncovered, a huge bouquet to our advisor, Miss Sticlcle. Qur Case rests. lxxfe await your verdict.---F. I-I. ACTIVITIES TOP ROW: GLOVER CARLEY. HOWARD BERRY JOHN O'HERN. TOM DONOVAN. ROSS NELSON, THEODORE OLSON. VAUGHN DODGE. GEORGE ELRICK, JOHN LITTLETON. CHARLES DAVIS. GEORGE ENGLAND. 3RD ROW' MARGUERITE TRAVIS ANNE BROWN CLIFFORD NELSON HOWARD JOHNSON EDWARD SELTZER PAUL HIGGINS GRANT HARNEST JIMMIE HAMPTON HOMER WOOLSEY RUSSELL NELSON HORRELL REYNOLDS ALECK GIANAKIS 2ND ROW KATHERINE EFFLAND JUNE NOEL NELSON DOROTHY HALLBERG FRANK IRWIN HAROLD HAWKINS VICTOR BAYLESS VIRGINIA GIBSON ELIZABETH WHITVER RAY GUNCKEL DOROTHY WOOD DELORIS HEN DRIX MISS NICKEL IST ROW VERENE GUNCKEL BARBARA TYLER GLADYS CHINN EILEEN NORTON MARY ANN WOLFF OCLE LEE WILKINS NORMA HOUSH CHARLOTTE NEWKIRK LUCILLE SZERLONG FRANCES SHOWERS JANE ISAACSON DOROTHY STIVERS The Budget Edward Seltzer, DeI.oris I-Iendrix and Frank Irwin served as Editors-in-Chielolthe Budget this year. I-loward ,Iohnson retained the position ol Business Manager under each editor. Qther stahf mem bers were: Managing Editors, Grant I-Iarnest, I-Iarold I-Iawkins, Anne Brown, Make-up Editor, Eileen Norton, Associate Editors Del.oris l'lendrix, Frank Irwin, Gladys Chinn, ,lane Isaacson, Sports Editors, Jimmie I-lampton, Tom Donovan, Feature Editors, Mary Ann WOIH, .John OT-Iern, Exchanges, Virginia Gibson, Qcle Lee Wilkins, Circulation Manager, Vic Bayless, and Assistant Business Manager, Vaughn Dodge, Faculty Advisors, Miss Nickel and Mr. Damberg. These editors, together with the reporting statl, the mechanical staff, and the underclass representatives, have published the Budget, as a weekly record ol school events. Their aim has been to arouse the individual student to a realization that school interests are int- erests he shares in common with the rest ol the student body. ACTIVITIES f-2 2. ' l. B, S, C.: 2. E. L. S., THIRD PLACE. 3. L. L. S.. 4. L. D. C.. 5. G. S, C. 6. F. D. C.. FIRST PLACE: 7. B. C. C.: B. P. L. S.. SECOND PLACE. 9. A. L. S.. IO. BIG NINE, CLUB DEBATES 4 Are MISS ANDERSON WAYNE VERMILLION RAY GUNCKEL ALONZO CLAY GRANT HAR NEST EDWARD ELTZER HAROLD HAWKINS FRANCIS SHOWALTER JENNINGS MARTHA JOHNSON GRANT HARNEST JACK ANNEGERS EDWARD SCLTZER FRANCIS SHOWAL TER FRANCES LAFFERTY MISS ANDERSON DORIS HAGGENJOS DORIS NELSON ROBERTA SHORT 'A SS ANDERSON ARJOR E MAE BOBBITT FRANCES LAFFERTY HELEN HYNFS You Listening 9 Speeclw contests are becoming more popular wltln Galeslvurg students lor nearlya lwundred mdlvnduals tried out lor places on tlme local declamatlon oratory and extempore teams -l-l'12 personslntlne tlwe local prellmlnarles Doris Nelson by winning Fnrst place In tl'1e Galestnurg contest was our represent atuveatEastfVlolunewl1ere slwe placed Irltlw Edward Seltzer was clmosen to rep resent Galespurg an botlw Qratory and Ex tempore events Edward placed second ID eaclw ol tlmese contests wlmuclw were lweld at Princeton and lVlonmoutl1 re Spectlvely Contestants were coaclwed by Nllss I-lazel Anderson and lvlr Jennings SPEECH 4 I S .' MR. I , M 'D . I above pictures composed tlwe teams in l Sfoge Notes Gnce a long time ago on a tiny, old stage the Agriculture Club told us the secrets ol f'XyXf'in- ning an l-leiressrf with Rollin Adcoclc, John lVleldrum,lflmer l.indbloom,and the l.izzies inztroduced f'lVliss lVlollie'P with lVlartha Johnson, Alonzo Clay, Donna W'hitesell, James Snapp, Barbara Wake. ffBut the old order chang- ethf' Upon the large new stage the Girls, Science and l:ranl4lins presented 44 Elmert' with l'lomer l'linchlill, l'lelen l-lynes, and l.ois Retherlord, and the Pxnnies and Boys, Science gave us f'Sauce lor the Goslingsb with Priscilla Nloreland, Doris l-laggenjos, l-loward Johnson, Betty l-lart, Robert Gunther. Two other assemblies are worthy ol note. The line band con- cert sponsored by the Cham ber ol Commerce celebrated the new unilorms and the First public opening ol the auditorium lmpressive induction ceremonies were held lor Fifty-six new members of the National l'lonor Society. From a great lceystone shone a golden torch, the symbol ol the l-lonor Creed. lts rays fell upon l4neeling Figures personilying Scholarship, Leadership, Charac- ter, and Service, the principles that hold the lceystone secure. Those students whose names were read stepped lorward, toolc the pledge, and entered their names on the golden scroll. ASSEMBLIES Srnflrn Through Wlth Its wlstlul sweetness Smulun Through presented by the sensor class ol'l934 captured the heart ol each person nn nts apprec latlveaudlence The beautllul lVloonyeen Clare l'lelen l-lynes,vvas lulled on the night ol her vveddlng by a rejected suutor l-larold l'lavvluns, wlth a bullet meant lor her hance ohn Edvvard Seltzer l-ler spnrlt reaches through the years to bring hap pmess to Kathleen Dungannon Roberta Short and Kenneth Wayne l-lovvard Johnson vvho have been separated by Kathleen s uncle Francis Showalter Wuth both laughs and tears the cast vnvudly por trayed the heartbrealc ol mlsunderstandlng and the dlvlne solace and happiness ol a love triumphant over death Qthers In the cast vvere D Qvven l-lardnng, a dear lruend Ralph Clendenm Ellen the house lceeper, Del.orls l-lendrnx Wlllae one vvho would never change G ll ord Stolce lVlary, sister ol Nloonyeen Vlrglnua l-llghlander hrst second and third Women Vlrglnla Gubson Dorothy Collman Georgia Peterson lnrst second and thnrd men Vaughn Dodge Wendell Shulley, Ray Gunclcel and the postman, l.ynn Chrnsty Qthers assisting ID the production were Thomas Shay, Theodore Glson Cllllord Nelson, lVlargaret Anne Achelpohl Grant l'larnest, and lVllss l-lazel 1Axnderson,dlrector SENICDR PLAY 1 J O I I I n , 44 D 1 1 J , 1 1 1 Y 1 1 r' 1 i 1 ' i 1 1 I ' i 1 i 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 T 1 Tlme Triunmplmcml Enfry of Alexonder lime lrieze vvlmiclm decorates time balcony in time l'liglm Sclmool Auditorium vvas presented to tl'me Galesburg l'liglm Sclmool by -ll'me Dramatic Club in tlfme year 'l9'll. It is a copy ol time irieze executed in marble by time lamous Danislm sculp- tor Bertal -llmorvvaldsen. 'lime commission lor tl'mis vvorlc ol art vvas given lmim in i8iQ by time Roman government and vvas to be made in lmonor oitlme proposed visit ol Napoleon to Rome. It vvas First displayed in one ol time apartments ol tl'me palace ol Quirinal, Rome, but was later placed permanently in time Villa Carlotta on l.alce Como. It attracted so muclm attention tlmat -l-lmorvvaldsen vvas ordered by tlme Danislm Government to malce a copy ol it lor time Royal palace ol Denmarlc l-le clmose as lmis subject lor tlmis commission time triumplmal Entry ol Alexander time Great into Babylon. Beginning at time extreme lelt, as you lace time lrieze one sees lirst time palm, time symbol ol peace and victory. It overslmadovvs time marlcet place, vvitlfm a camel and bales ol goods. A caravan is supposed to be passing at a distance, vvlmiclm tlmose in time marlcet place are vvatclming. By time river banlc is a lislmerman, quietly casting l'mis line. 'lime vvlmole is indicative ol peace. But a mer- clmant lmears ol time approaclm ol time victorious army ol Alexander and flees across tlme river vvitlm l'mis merclmandise, in time endeavor to save it from lalling into time lmands ol tlme conqueror. -l'l'me next panel sl'movvs tlme Geniusoltlme River Euplmrates, time llovving urn denoting tl'me inexlmaustible llovv ol tlme vvater, time oar time naviga- bility ol time river, and tlme ear ol vvlmeat tlme lertility ol time region tlmrouglm vvlfmiclm 3 , Nmmkfmf Ji Tl-It tRltLk I . Berfel Thorwcildsen -- The Sculptor it Tlovved. The inhabitants novv endeavor to save their possessions. A shepherd boy drives the llocl4s from the Fields, vvhile the ovvner and his lamily stand anx- iously by. Through the gate ol the city is passing a procession ol people, vvho go to meet the conquering Alexander with the hope ol propitiating him. Qi this procession, the last to leave the gate is a group ol vvise men and astrologers, vvho with their astronomical instruments go to meet the conqueror and to predict lor him a prosperous luture. These vvise men are preceded by vvild animals in leashes and a group ol Arabian horses, all oi which are designed as gilts to the conqueror. These gilts are in turn preceded by musicians, and the city treasurer erects an alter ol incense, vvhile maidens strevv garlands in the vvay. lVlazaeus,the conquered Babylonian general, goes lorvvard to meet his conqueror, vvith his Five children, supplicating lor mercy. The procession ol Babylonians who have come out ol the city is led by the Genius ol peace bearing an olive branch. They novv meet the conqueror Alexander and his cohorts. Alexander himsell leads the van in his chariot, driven by the Genius ol Victory. l-le is iollovved by his armor bearers, and they in turn by an extensive calvacade. ljollovving this comes an el- ephant loaded with booty, beside vvhich vvallcs a captive Persian chief guarded by a Greelc vvarrior. A Final horseman concludes the procession, while at the extremity ol the lrieze is seen Thorvvaldsen, the artist, beneath a palm tree, vvit- nessing the procession which he is to depict.---Q. Q. Young. , it t. I. Lis i Q is ,h , ,ti .r .5 ,6 ni, A sg , X , f It 'LPI 'lx .r A f U., Y T ?s3,rw'.j,'4,s-v, P aq A ' 'ifP!'NX,?lr3 751-592-v-ig YQ 'Q ' I' i TI-It tRItLt .wzi .cf X A rg ,. rv? I-l. M. S. Pinolore Aboard l-lis Maiesty's Ship, pinalore, Ralph, a handsome young sailor, portrayed by Wayne Buclc, is in love with the captains daughter, ,lose- phine, Margaret Anne Achelpohl. Captain Corcoran, Claude Crane, hovvever, is anxious that she lavor the suit ol Sir Joseph porter, Robert Gun- ther. Little Buttercup, a bum boat vvoman, Josephine l.ovvry, reveals her atlection lor the captain and hints ,pl a change lor him. Diclc Deadeye, Gilford Stolce, lrustrates the elopement planned by Josephine and Ralph. Amidst the conlusion Buttercup reveals the lact that the captain and Ralph vvere exchanged vvhen they were babies, vvhereupon Sir Joseph immediately reverses their positions. l-le novv loolcs vvith Favor upon l-lebe, Jeane Eld- ridge and decides to say good-bye to ffhis sisters and his cousins and his auntsw to vvin her. This enables Josephine to marry Ralph and the captain is consoled with Buttercup. A The success ol the production ffpinalorer vvas due to the Fine cast and the lollovving persons, Miss Terry, music director, Miss Anderson, stage director, and Miss Belshavv, Mr. l-larris, Bob Rosenbaum, Miss Youngblood, Miss White, Mr. Aldus, Ralph Clendenin, Theodore Qlson, and Miss Cypreanson. CDPERETTA , 41 ' ' .wr fr ,, , fx N 1 ? + 2 i I 4 I wwmrw Section Editors Robert Gunther Dorothy Coffman lndex Mildred Durbin Stella l.eValley q 0 One man with a dream, at pleasure, Shall go forth and conquer a crovvnf While three with a new song's measure Can trample a lcingdom down. O'Shaughnessy e Music-Makers v 9? nf !'TI :i Fl ami' Fu' il'-ll' tim Gfnmlun burma von GKLEEUQG mon acncoa. Aman ehumscn Anmmcmii The New Gymnoslum Wrtlr the openlng ol the basketball season next lall the Gales burg armory wall be lorgotten by I-lrglr Sclwool baslcetball lans lor all tlwenr games and tournaments MII be played ln tlre new gymnas num pictured above In tlwe arclwltects drawing -llwe new playing Floor rs a regulatron lngh sclwool Floor mnety by lrlty leet, and tlne permanent bleaclwers will seat approximately twenty live lrundred llwere will be new slwowers, dressmg rooms, and storerooms -llre graduatung sensors and alumni are loolclng lorward to tl're occaslon wlwen tlwey may return to tlwelr Alma lVlater and Inspect tlwe new gym ol wlwlclw tlme students ol G l'l S and tlre cltlzens ol Galesburg can be so proud ATHLETICS '--rv, 1- -- -, -.,--2 , A -' - 'Y 'W , 1:4 - ,' ' 1 .' r-xv-wg-I. Q- r ,i . js--:,,---,sf 1:11 ffaasd-sw. 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V V Y s 1 . s P I I- a 4 um-.-.L.-Y. V-..-. - --N - s . I - . X . . - u u Q 0 , n 0 I . l I tu il C93 I 5, 'go ,Q I5 PG was Ig, 9' I JI, Ill W 9 IV LARSON GUNTHER CAR MACK MARSHALL CARL SCN B R U I N G T O N BOWIES NIC CULLCUGII STEPHENSON STINSON LESTER, BOCOX LIND BECK DE WITT DUNCAN TEDERMAN GREGORY MORRISSKY WAITERS THOMAS, BRUNER SCOTT MANAGER L ASS C DAVIS, MANAGER HIG GINS ROSENBAUM SHAN NON, SNAPP, A DAVIS. 82 I I I I fr wus- BIG NINE TROPHY COACH GILLESPIE l KSN i df' Signals, 8-Q hip and l.arson goes over lor a touchdovvn, and Gales- purg vvins 6 to O over Monmouth to gain the BK3 NINE FOOTBALL Cl lfAxMl3l0NSl-llp lor the First time in the history of the school. Next comes the -l'iger,s upset ol the ffun- peataplew Moline eleven, 7 to 6. Remember---night game at Moline--- Friday, the 'l3th,---Marshall talces Moline punt---runs it paclc for touch- dovvn. As a pass lor point-alter settled into Duncan's outstretched Fingers---so did Galespurgys First vic- tory over Moline in thirteen years. The Tigers lost one game this sea- son, their opener---to the Burlington Greyhounds. ln their second game of the season the Tigers held the heav- ily favored East Moline Champs to a O to O tie. It is also difficult to Forget Carmaclcs outstanding vvorl4 in the Tigers, Q6 to 6 vvin over Ke- vvanee. All in all---they have made the Finest record in the football his- tory ol G. l-l. S. The Big Nine Chompions 12 . s FCDCDTBALL BASKETBALL TOP ROW SARGEANT, DEWITT, SEYLLER. HARRISON. EDWARDS SANDBURG MIDDLE ROW GREGORY, MCCULLOUGH. MCCARTHY, BUCK STEARNS, ALLISON. BOTTOM ROW SMITH STEPHENSON. SCOTT. DUNCAN. ALDRICH. Q Q9 -'B COACH PHILLIPS The high-spot of the sea- son vvas the occasion when Coach Phillips, baslceteers captured theirthird consect- utive Galesburg District Championship by defeat- ing Knoxville, Q1 to 'lQ. The Red Devils were in a four vvay tie for the Big Nine title between Galesburg, Kevvanee, lvloline, and East lvloline. This is the third time in four years that Galesburg has earned this hon- or. The greatest grief to befall Gales- burg this year vvas a triple drubbing at the hands of Moline---twice in the reg- ular schedule and once in their initial game in the Sectional held at lvloline. fNever mind, revenge is svveet.D Coach Phillips loses only tvvo of his men--- Sandburg and lvlccullough. FORECAST C1934-355 f4Redw Tor- nado to svveep the state of lllinois, talc- ing everything in its path from the District Title to the State Championship. l.atest developments show it to be centering in the.vicinity of lvloline. Disfricf Chompions BASKETBALL The r T- U12 Fleet of Fool Although the G. l-l. S. thin clads did not have a very successful season, Coach Gillespie expects pig things from them in the next two years lor practically the entire squad vvas made up ol sophomores and juniors. The traclcsters defeated Monmouth in an opening dual meet, 79 to 5'l, but they could garner no more than 17 31 points in the Big Nine meet to grab sixth place- ln the District meet, held at Monmouth, the Silver and Gold Flashes vvere nosed out by a strong Quincy squad, by two and one-hall ffsmall out mightyv points. BA Ml FR cx now MANAGER LAss swiczinr oovtz nos Atnnicw wnirssett Poutos moms Human onsw serttsn wooo swsiznv sHAw sn srnom NANAG n Hicsms note now MANAGER wane HAL tocx wALnsn sruiaas Hicns HAMPTON mrs scorr oswirr BROWN CALLAHAN WALLACE ALEX ANDER DODD SWANSON CAMPISI ONT ROW ESTRADA DE WITT TED ERMAN SCHURTZ GRAHAM SHAN LIQR DONOVAN MORRISSEY HALL HEGELSTINE STEWART WILSON DUNCAN COZAD CAPTAIN SHAWLER TRACK 42- MATHIAS V DA IS LOZIAHR Sopliomores -llwe varsity yearlings, coaclwed by lVlr. l3l'iillips and lVlr. Freeman,l1ad an unusually successlul season. Gut ol six games played, tlwe Tigers ffto- pew lost only one game. llwese boys are expected to strengtlwen tlwe Var- sity next lall and lead G. I-I. S. to anotlwer Big Nine title. ffWIiat a team, what a reamlrf -lpliese were tlie words ol practically everyone who witnessed tlie Flaslwy pony paslcetlnall quintet cop twelve out ol lilteen games played during time season. Coacli l-larris and luis lnoys slwould be commended lortlwe remarlcaple record and We vyisli tliem luclc during tlwe oncoming season. BACK ROW MANAGER LASS ELKSTROM, COACH HARRIS APSEY HOLM JOHN SON POULOS JOHNSON MANAGER WHITE FRONT ROW POWLESS WATSON MOR- RISON RICHARDSON DOYLE JOHN SON SWIGART ROSENOUIST SPCDRTS ln Trciining BACK ROW COACH PHILLIPS GRAHAM FELL CAMPISI ANDERSON CILIS STRADA KITE MANAGER MC CAULEY 3RD ROW POULOS HARRISON ED WARDS LAMB MOYER NELSON WIL SON MITCHELL WHITE MANAGER ZND ROW HICKS EKSTROM DODD JOHNSON THOMAS MELDRUM MOR GIA AKIS RIS N IST ROW WHITESELL HAGGERSTROM WATSON, WALKER4 HEGELSTINE. NEL SON, DAVIS, SANDIDGE. Construction on tlwe gymnasium liindered girls, sports greatly out as lar as tlwere was opportunity, tlwe girls, sliovyed active interest. The swimmers are Seniors vvlwo lwave a Fine record in water sports. Ar tl'1e lelt are tlwe baslcetpall captains and tlie Senior, Soplwomore, and undefeated Junior baseball clwampions. SPCDRTS a tr iq fir' Ln? I r 4,4 'ff ', I . W . -me -aosofmwxevii '-YV -jg 1, ' 1QE oNx5f c1uY Nuo Q61 Giwffi-WtTk-X wus f 'E CY 5 ' 'if ff 4 f-Mesauw vwNg XQ7g?XQC-Z pw fu f W pxgflyl X INK KZXQQ fun' 1 V68 JNQUQYWES ENG Mm M' 1 .1 7 fi M .,,. L I Q Nogqw i I V W N Z L s -H: ew 'M Q J :lf ' it-I,, 6' ul Efgna, I , Y 5 EKJZL, MI! J1f,n 'ii,y 'E' J Q ,Q ESBQEGLW, KGS: . i . ..x.. S H AW I in by ,jflfl 'Q ,ns g A 1 11 ,gp-if girl 1 RL ggi' 1 , T T, ff K Y K 'rf 'QXMNKQ X 4 qihmvuir A b ' r f' v ' x 5253 ff- K fn' X ' 'fi J Uslnflx ' 'flu , 35 G if My ff:f'7f -5 -, ir Q- v Q 2 2 , o ' ' Q -ef. ' fx FQ 9 ww If-r f 5 lxilil x x ,A f x V ff OX-NXQQ, 35x77 Qx Jr 1 5 fifj-las MW iw 9 ' 5 - Qivw q-,ij 'J X X n ' f fj1 4 Hg, - Q lwmff I , K 0 G Wfwff ' 59 ' wwf? Qifgglg' CfA4?v Ck a f19JQPEA5kQRR'fH5'Q-ag X ' f ' 'A QW wifi: 'TV f J fsifm 3-7 f NIJ: 'I - ,,' LL t Im ,MQW '15 VE oclgupgw 1 5 umm 112 I A Q7 Y A I ,Jf9f J ' 24 IILQQ - KL V QU Tngrgvgrv lg-H0 . 1, ,N my 'EN C557 X K' QwMM,mMf f ew 3 Q A qw x if? s ,JA D 4'fSA,Xx 95533 Q 6 sf, Awqjvuwenm R533 vc? T S f x Ggugerfigiaxv-affix A-fp,gKg-E Sli,-Q' vttil ' QC Q Auwmx PLAYING W, Q if lo QSQQSQQN Z?X M Z, WQSJTEAYSN ww A , f W gf I W QQ Whiz iiwes-1 X! 4 I I4 A 5 1 , 1, l c?ff Mfg - 2-ELQAIQQ' VWIJM TRW Y H YQFICFJ My 71 bp' EAP fx M 4' 'J el ,k., 336. 7 ' 4,3 lx. .xfwk 'JWYTJ ' 4-027' 5 f gif EE? f Wi ' ia WM Qifk ATM 0?-fig? 1-EI? ' Ywhw' Q9 X f W, 'if 59 !'f fsilf wif' wyfmifg YQ wb f W? fvxA 7g X Qs Nj BAE-A,Y ,WY H07 id E547 Lis 'P?JQ,m ,ffl ,, W ff RWTQ if .Q 5SjW1gYJb ,AEM -519 5551 Y S-ffm ' Y. U ffl.-Vxzgx 4- ,K wwf A' , ff '-V r, W' Q5 ff x. 1 , Q v M Wm QV Kiwis fl X gf, -:xl .KAW flii 'jxrfwg Q X2 Lj7j-Ifffgyxfv 'Ufx-Qi W- 4 , Q 'fkfikm xr Fifi na Xf,,:QQb?X.' L ' rl' ki, 1 X NK brvyp gf -url? LNTXW 3 ' SEQ Key M nfl ms TE? TLXFQT MQW W 41sff 'Li L 2 , Q3 x Ag M , , My , 5 5,2 -wf-saNe.fme:s::Mq? FEATURES .Xll XII Index of Pictures .X ,Xl.l.1.I1, l'.l1l1.I't', 41 .Xl.ran.st.n, 1.1-1.re:.n:., 4., 1.8, 1.0 .Xt'lielpol.l, Xlar.4.'1i't't .Xnne, 21 23, st., 1.3, 1.., 811 .X1l1'1.el., Lois. 22, 1.11, 0.1 .X1l1'1.n'lx. llillllll, 22, 1.5 .X1.eneer. l.1.xx'ava, 47 .XiIel.is1.n, Xlr. .l1.l1n, 18, 10 58, 71 .XIl.t-rt, XX 1-ntlell, 411, ss, 1.1. .Xll.riel1l, Urvis, 10 .Xl1l. rman, XX alter. 40 .Xl.l1'it'l.. Larry. 40, 55, 1.1., 70 84, 81- -Xl1lns. Nlr, llarry. 18 .Xlk'XJlIlllx'l', l8K'llllL'1ll, 22, 57, 1.11. Sf. .Xlex:.n1ler, Lyman, 40, 1.1. .xll'X.lll1lx'l'. lillllllll 22 .Xllanian, julia, 47 .Xllt-n, l.r: nt, 40, 1.1. .Xlli-on, Xlaruaret. 21. 40, 50 1.3 ison, Szzwnel, 47 . ison, lllll, 5-l .Xl-en, Dorothy 21. 40, 54, 1.3, 1.7 .Xn1lers1.n, .Xrllinr. 40, 1.1., 1.8 .Xll4lL'l'-Ull, Etlna, 21, 22, 1.0, 1.1 7' . ., ,- .Xntln-rson, 1.aylor1l, 40, 58, M - . .Xn1lers1-n, 1.11-nn. 22, 1.1., 1.8 . , .. . .xl1llK'T5Ull, Miss llaztl. 15, .5 .Xntlerst-n, Xlr. Joe, 17 Antlerson, Lucille, 47 .Xnclt-rson, Marian, 41, 50 7 .Xnilg-rson, Rlil1lre1l, ...?, 53, 1. 72 .Xl11lt'1'S01l, Rl.ss Rachel, 18 Anrlerson, Raymonil, 40, 58 .'Xl'l1lt'l'51l1l, Roi..-rt, 40, 1.8 -Xllllk'1'5Ul1, 'l'rnm::n, 40, 1.6 .XllllI'UXX'5, Rntl., 22, 1.3 .Xlll'lk'Ul'l'N, Jack, 21, 40, 55. 1. 1.7, 1.3, 1.9, 7,5 .Xg.sev, l re1l. 40, 1.1, 87 .XrmQtrong. Nell, 47, 50, 88 .Xsl.nry. l'i1lXX'111'Il, 10 .X5llD1lll1lll. Xlererlitli, 22, 1.1. .X-hton, jack, 40, 1.8 .Xneerson, Dale, 40 .XIIHIININOIL Yera, 40, 1.4 .xll5Illl, l'.llzal.eth, 10 l! l!ai.l.itt, Miss Xlarjorie, 18 l1ae1.n. li:.'1'1.1l, 40, 1.8 llainter, lla.-1.1.1, 1.8 lf1.l.1'rI, 40 llainter, l5:.ir1l, .Xll.ert, 1.1. llalfer, l'L'J11'l, 22, 1.3 liarnsn ul. Roy, 40, 74 liavless, D1.n..l1l, 22, 1.1. 1.6 liilyless. X'it'I1.r, 22, 55, 1.7 72. 7.1 I lleatty. lean, 41, x0 liealtx' Nlarian. 21, 10, 50, 1.4 lleel., Xlaxine, 411, 1.1 l51'l'lxt'l', 5il.lIl'!', 40, 1.1. ll.-tlnar. Nlr. 1'l.arl1-s, 18, 17 li1'1'gl1', l1111.1ql'111', 411, 1.4 llvll, Dnrw:.r1l, 47 , - 1.1-ll, l.1'1.1.l'e .17 llrll, lf1.l.1'r1, 22. 1.1., 1.'i llell. livisstll, 22, 51 l!elsl.r.tv, Nliss lilo, 18, 72 llenetliet, Il1.nal1l, 21, 22 w 1.5, 72. 7-l llenson, Varl, 22, 1.5, 1.8 llenson, liatlierine, 47 llereei. Elizalletll, 22, 1.3 I..-1.-..., 11.-1.-.., 47 llerggreii, llarry, 40 111-rewall. Louise, 23, 5.1, 1.3, 1.7 llerry, ll1.war1l, 2.1, 58, 1.1., 7.1 111-ss.-r, Xlargaret, 47 lietlinreni, llarrison, 23, 1.5 llewley, Dale, 40. 1.1. liillinus, Helly. 40, 1.1., 1.3, 1.7, 70 llinee, Marian, 41. llinge, XX'ill:.rcl, 40 l1ir1l, liliarlvs, 40, 58 llir1l, Miriam, 23, 1.3, 88 lllanton, XX'illia.n. 40 llliss, Yvette, 40, 50, 1.3 1!1ixt, lfrerlerieli, 40 lllllfllll, lleletl, 47 llo:.z, Forrest, 40 l11.l.l.itt, Rlarjorie Klae, 40, 50. 1.3, 1.7. 7.4, 75 llocox, lrvin, 47, 82 ilolian, Rohert, 10, 70 lionesteel, llelen, 47. 50 l511f'l1C', Vivian, 47 llooth, Mac, 40 lioothe, E'11war1l, 40 llotruhf, lfrances, 40, 1-4 llotruff. Russell, 40 lloxveii, Roliert. 23, 58, 1.5 Bower, Esther, 40, 1.3 llower, XX'illis, 21, 23, 65, 1.3 Elaine, 40, 1.4 llowers, Bowers, lohn, 23 Bowles. Clarence, 23, 1.1, 1.5, 82 llowling, Howard, 40, 1.1 llowlinu, XX'illiam, 40, 58, 1.1. Boyer, Roliert, 23, 1.1. llraciley, Donaltl, 40. 58 llrecleenmaker, Miss Marie 11. 74 Brent, lletty, 47. 54, 1.8, 1.0 llrigllt, Glatlys, 47 Bright, Glenn, 49 llrotline, XX'ayne, 25, 1.5 l1r1.n1l.erqer, l:I'k'1l. 47, 1.1, 1.7, 1.9 llrookine, Nr. Tlinma-, 18, 47 Drown, Alice, 47, 53, 74 Drown, Anne, 21, 23, 54, 1.3, 77 .., 73 Drown, Vary, 2.3, 1.5 llrown, Raynioml, 23 Drown, Drown, Robert D., 40, 81. Russell, 2.5, 57, 1.11 RUl.el'I fi., 23 liroxvn Drown. Xvilllflll, 40, 51., 1.3, 1.0 liruineton. James, 23, 1.5, 82 llrnner, H'.rri41.n. 40, 82 llryant, Dorothy, 25, 1.3 lhielc, Owen, 40, 58 Duck, XX'ayne, 40, 1.7, 1.8, 80, 3.1 llnel.ley, Xivian, 23, 1.3 llnrelztntl, .leanetlt-, 24, 50, 1.3 llurnhart, 0l2ll'1l!1.l't'1, -17 linrrell. Roh.-rt, 40, 1.1. llurton, Klr. Rflllillhl, 18, 41.. 55 74 linller, l.ney, 24 llntler, 'l'lie1l:., 47, 1.0, 1.7, 1.8, 70 Q. K' liol., 40, 55 al..-en, Valalian, litlwartl, 40, 1.1, 81. l':..n1.isi, lienjainin, 40, 81., 87 Caniren, Donaltl, 24 lianlieltl, Dorothy, 24, 1.3, 1.4 C':.rll.er.4, Louise, 47 lilover, 40, 55, 1.-l, 71, 75, 7-1 Farley, Raynionfl, 24, 1.5 1'arls1.n, iiarrie, 47 i'arlst.n, llelen, 24, 1.3 fillflxflll, llugo. 24 flilflsilll, Leonartl. 24, 1.1. Farley, Carlson, Nlarian, 41. farlson, l'anl, 40 Richard, 24, 1.1., 82 Carl-.on Carniielc, XX esley, 24, 1.1, 1.5, 82 lilll'l11U1lX'. Esther, 47 li' 7 1.r1-nee, -10, 54, 1.3, . arper, ll 71, 74 fiilff, Rol.el'1, 24, 1.1. '.t1ett, llelen, 24, 54, 1.3, 1.7 iamhers, Charles, 40, 1.1. cil1l1111llL'1', Klr, Rol.ert, 17 f'llL'I'l'll'l111'll'l, Evelyn, 40, 1.4 l'l1errine'tr.n, Lila, 47 Cliester, Klargaret, 41. Chinn, Gladys, 21, 24, 1.0, 63, 1.-1, 73 Chitty, Emily. -I1. fhristenson, Donaltl, 24, 57, 1.6 l'l1risto11erson, Louise, 47, 1.0 Christy, Lynn, 21, 24, 58, 1.4, 1.5 fhristy, Shirley, 40, 59, 1.4, 88 Cills, Alice, 48 fills, john, 40, 87 flarlce, Sam, 40 flaus, XX'iln1a, 47, 88 Clausen. Paul, 40, 58 Cilay, Alonzo, 21, 24, 55, 71, 7-1 75 C. 1'l Clay mic, 41., ss, 1.6 Clay? Helen Louise, 40, 53. 1.9 Clay, Henry, 24, 58, 1.5 Clenclenin, Myrl, 40, 56, 1.4 cilC1lflEl11l1, Ralph, 24, 57 flifforrl. Evelyn, 48 Cline, Dorothy, 40, 1.4, 1.9, 71 liline, Henrietta, 41. Cohert, Dean. 49 Cochran. Bernice, 21, 25, 56, 1.3. 7.2, 74 ' Cllfflililll, Dorothy, 21, 25, 59, 1.7, 72, 88 fohfinan. Harrison, 40 liUllU0l1, James, 40, 58, 67, 60 1'o11.urn. Louise, 48, 1.7 1'1.le, liatlierine, 48, 53 l'ollopy, Anita, 40, 1.4 Colton, XX'inifre1l, 48. 50, 70, 88 folver, Glenruse, 48, 53 Colville, .Xlma jane, 48, 54 Colville, XX'ayne, 25. 1.5 iionn, l'anline, 41. Conner, Ellouise, 48, 51., 74 Q'1.nnolly, Dorothy, 48, 51., 74 1'oo..er, Geneva. 48 l'1.l.y.1.el4, Virgil, 40 1'or1lt'll, lilanehe, 48 Qi0l'1ll'll, -It'Ill'llll', 10, 50, 1.3 fox, Bliss Klargaret, 17 fox, Nlarvis, 40, 1.-1 fox. X'il'14inia, 48 l'oza1l, Rayniontl, 25, Coziahr, Neva, 25, 88 K'ozi'.lir, XX'ils1.n, 40, 1.1 l'raI'1, Evelyn, 40, 1.4 liraig. Vrystal, 48, 51. Craig, Leah Nlae, 41. Crane. Kil!lll1lC, 25, 55, 1.4, 1.1., 1.7, so, .45 ci1'1lXX'l'U1'1l, Mr. llarry, 17 1'rawl'1.r1l, Mary, 45 Crites. Ethel, 40, 1.3 Crouse, Dan, 25 Culver. Jane, 48, 51. Eileen. 48, 53 1.5, Sf. ., 87 linnninghain, luitniiiynlimn, l'ranl., 10 lrnia, 48 l'unninph:.in, Q. . . lllll1ll11.1ll1ll1l, jnanita, 40, 51., 1.4 Cypreansen, Miss lilara, I8 ll Dahline, Russell, 40 Dahlstron., lfleanor, 25, 51., 1.7 Dailey. Jeanette, 40, 1.0, 1.4 Daily, Olga, 48 Dallefelcl, .'Xrgyle, 48, 58 Damherg, Mr. Roy, 18, 57 Danna, jasper, 47 Darn -ll, Bliltlrul. 48 Darnell, X':r::, 25 Daugherty, Martha, 48 Davitlson, Vera, 48 Davis, Arthur, 25, 1.5, 82 Davis, Charles, 25, 57, 1.0, 73 82 Davis, Davi1l, 40, 58, 1.1. Davis, Gale, 40, 1.1., 87 Davis, Helen, 41. Davis, Jack, 41, 1.1., 87 Davis, Martha, 41. Davison, Dorothy, 21, 25, 54, 1. Dawson, Dale, 49 Dawson, Lilmerty, 48, 1.0 Dawson, XX'ayne, 41, 1.1. Deliorest, LaV1:rne, 49, 1.1, 71, 74 Denny, Raymonrl, 47 Denton, Leah Mae, 25 DeXX'itt, Elbert, 81. DeXX'itt, LeRoy, 82, Diamonal, Morris, 25, 1.1. Dickerson, Lawrence, 25, 1.5 Dixon, Dale. 40, 55 Dobson, Lillian, 48 Dotlcl, Rurisell, 40, 81., 87 Dorlge, Yauglm, 25, 1.1, 1.5. 73, 85 Donaltlson, Elmer, 40 1,11l'lill1l'.I1ll, XX'ilma .1., 41. 1.4 Donovan, 7.5, 31. Downie, Ellen, 25, 1.4 Doyle. Jael., 40, 55, 1.4, 70, 1.4, so pl-0111, 25, 55, 1.1., 70 Rf., Nl Drew, llorace, 41, 58, 1.7, 1.8, 1.0, 81. Driscoll, Junior, 47 Durlman, Xlilflllil, 48 12l'll':2K1l5, iiene, 40 Dnflieltl. iiL'1lL'V1l'X'L', 21, 41, 1.0 1.4, 1.1. 74 Duggan, .'Xll.er1, 41, 1.5, 1.0 Dnlw, Klary Loniw, 21.. 54 Dunbar, Virgil, 49 Duncan, Darrell, 63 Duncan, Lawrence. 21, 41, 33, 60, 67, sz, s4, sf. Duncan Lela, 21, 46, 33, 74 Dunn, Dorothy, 21, 26, 60. 64 Dunn, Durbin, Durbin, Durbin, Duvall, 1 E XVi1liam, 43 1: 's, 48 1 ltdy Mildred, 26, 63, 72 Robert, -ll, 63 .ois, 48 Eaves, Elouise, 48 Eaves, Pauline, 46 Eckels, Eugene, 43, 66 Edwards, Efflcind, Robert, 41, 63, 84, S7 Katherine R., 21, 41, 60, 63, 11, 13, I4 Egan. Ross. 41 sa, Ekstrom. Clemens. 49, 61, 87 Ekstrom, Doris, 41 Eldridge, lletty, 48. 39 'c Haggcnjos. Robert. 47 Eldridge. Jeanne L., 41. nl, 63. 67 88 Elgin, Lorraine. 46 Elias. Robert, 41, 63, 68 6K Elrick, George, 26, 63, Emery. Lewis. 49 Emstrom, Ruth, 41, 6 England, Epperson, Emmerson, Erickson, Erickson, Erickson, Erlandson, Olga G. C. 64 Errst. Harold, 47 Eskridge, Carolyn, 26. Essex. Gerald, 26, 63. Alvce, 48 Robert. 41, Frederick, 26, 61, 63 Gladys. 48 Martha, 64 Estrada, Clayton, 41, 63, 1, 73 4 George, 26, 63, 73 66, 1 , 41, 36, 33. 64 66 86, S7 Evans, Chester, 26, 61, 63 Everitt, Eileen, 48 F Fairbairn, Margaret, 4 Fell, Lyle, 49, 87 Fensterer, Lorraine D 60, 63, 74 Fern, Grace, 49 Field, Gale, 26, 37, 66 Field, Lee, 49 1, 39. 62 ., 21. 41, Fields, Raymond, 41, 66 Fields, Rolland, 49 Fields, Viola, 41. 62 Figard, Mary, 46 Findahl, Dale, 26, 66 Findalil. Earl, 41 Fisher. Richard, 49 Flack. Ruth, 26, 63 Florer, Robert, 63 Folger, lllanche, 46 Foote, Donald, 41 Formhals, Dorothy. 26, 63 Formhals. Marjorie, 49 Fulton, Mildred, 41, 62 Fundenberger, Martha E., 63 -ll, G Gale, Mrs. Irma, 18. 74 Galloway, NVarren, 66 Galyean, Esther, 46 Gans, Margaret, 41, 34, 62 Gans, Paul. 21, 26, 38. 63, 72, 74 Gardner, Delbert, 46 Gardner, Donald, 33 Gar-lner, Harry, 46 Garst, Mr. Harry, 18, 61, 71, 74 Genisio, Joe, 46 Getteiny, John, 41- Gianakis, .-Xleck, 26, 61, 63, 73 Gianakis, Jimmie, 46, 87 Gibson, Ella, 41 Gibson, Virginia. 21, 27, 39, 63, 67, 711, 73 Gillespie, Mr. John, 18, 82 Goddard, Gladys, 49 Godwin, Rena, 36, 62, 70 Goettler, Doris E., 41, 39, 63 Goodale, XVilma, 46 Goode. XVanda, 21, -11, 39, 63, 67 Gossage. Elizabeth A.. -ll, 63 Gould, Marie, 27. 72, 88 Grady, Ross, 46 Graham, Eli, 47, 33, 67, 68, 87 Graham, 1Ves1ey, 27, 86 Granburu, Carol, 49, 33 Granbury, Paul. -11 Greason. Mildred, 41. 33, 62 Green, Caroline, 49 Green, Harold, 27 Green, XVi1liani. 46 Greenquist. Lillian. 27, 63 Gregg, Lorence, 41, 63 Gregory. Leo, 41, 63, 82, 84 Guardlabene, James, 41, 63 Gummerson, Fred, 21, 27, 38, '33 Gunckel, Madylon, 41, 62 Gunckel. Ray. 27. 37, 66, 67, 71 73 74 7s Gunckel, Verene, 27, 33, 63, 67, 73 Gunther, Gordon, 46, 61 Gunther, Gwendolyn, -19, 39. 68. 69, S8 Gunther, Harold, 46 Gunther, Robert, 21, 27, 61, 63, i 67. 72. 74. 80. 82 Gustafson, Lois, 27, 36 63, 67 Gustafson, Vir-inia. 41, 33, 62 Ii Hackman, Ethel, 27, 64 Hagerstrom, Robert 41 87 Haggenjos. Doris, -ll, 6 67 73 3. 64, Foster, Earl. 46, 69 Foust. 1'hy11isee. 49, 33 Fox, L1Vere, 49 Foye. Viola, 49, 33 Frailey, Dorothy, 41, 36, 63 Frakes. Kathryn. 26. 63 Frank. David, 26. 63 Frank, Thelma, 41, 36. 62, 74 Frederick, Darlene, 49 Freeman. Mr. Ross. 18, 46 French, lleryl. 41. 36, 63 Friend. Clarence, 63 Fuhr. Helen. 21, 41, 39, 63 67, 69, 71. 74 Fuller, Richard, 26, 61, 63, 66, 70 Haggerty, Paul, 27 Haggerty, Rose Anne, 41, 63 Haight, Alfred, 46 Haight, James, 27, 63 Hale, Karl, 46 Hall, Archie, 41 Hall. LaVance. 46, 86 Hall, Minnie, 49. 33. 62 Hall. kVinifrefl. 27. 88 Hallberg, Dorothy, 27, 62, 73 Hallberg. Kenneth. 47 Hallin. Linnea, 27, 62 Hallock, .Iohn, 27, 33, 64, 63, fix, 86 Hallstrom, Lorraine, 49, 3.1, 67. 74 Hamerstrom, Joan, -11, 34, 62 Hamlin, Helen, -16 Hampton, Jinunie, 21, 27, 63, 73. 86 Hand, Robert, 28 Hand, XVilli:un, 47 Hanlin, Lavonne, 49 Hanson, Ruth, 41, 62 Hare, Lyle, 42 Harlan, Charles, 42, 33. 63 Harnest, Grant, 21, 28, 33, 64. 71, 73, 74, 73 Harris, Marg:-ret, 42. 34 Harris, Mr. Verne, 18, 87 Harrison. Ivan, 42, 63, 84, 87 Ha rrod, Lorene, 49 JiZl1'SllDlll'1lUl', Mr. Roywl, 18, 48, 74 llarthon, XViley, 46, 38 Hart, llettv, 28, 34, 62 Hartley, Charles, 42, 66 Hartman, Caroline, 42, 34, 62 Hast, Maxine, 42, 62 Hatfield, Robert, 47 Hawkins, Harold. 7 63 67 73 73 ..8, 33, 64, Hawkinson, James, 28, 38, 66, 67, 68, 69 Hawkinson, Marion, 49 Hayes, Mr. Ervin. 18 Haynes, Bernice, 42, 62 Heady, Harvey, 46 Hegelstine, llill, 46, 86, 87 Heller. Jayne, 28, 62 Hendrix. DeLoris, 21, 28. 39, 63, 64. 71, 73, 74 Hendryx, Robert, 46, 68 Hensley, Ernestine, 42 Herman, Dena, 42, 60, 63, 67, 74 Herrington. Katherine. 49 Herron, Gladys, 42, 34, 63 Herslow, Frances, 42, 60, 62 Herslow, Gerald. 28 Herter, Miss Thelma. 19. 49 Hickman, Drusilla, 28, 36, 62, 88 Hin-ics, Elbert, 28 Hicks, George, 46 Hicks. Howard N., 42, 63. 86, 87 Hicks. Howard R., 42, 63 Hieronymus, Louise, 21, 28, 39, 62, 64 Higgins, lack, 42. 61. 63. 74 Higgins, Paul, 28, 63, 73, 82, 86 Highland, Lucy Anne, 42, 33, 63 Highlander, Virginia, 28, 36, 72, 74 Hiles, Lola Mae. 42. 33. 62 Hilgren, Kenneth, 63, 68, 69 1-Iilker. Miss Jeannette, 19, 33 Hill, Nina. 49 Hinchliff. Homer. 21. 42, 38, 63. 68. 69. 70, 71, 74 I-Iinchliff, Mr, Rav, 17 Hinchman, Mr. C. L., 17 Hinebaugh, Helen M., 42, 63. 68, 69 Hix, Clifford, 46 Hodson. Dorothy A., 42 Hofflund. Clyde. 46. 68 Hogan, Helen, 21. -12, 39, 67, 69 I-logue. Herbert, 28, 63 Holcomb, Fllis, 42, 38, 63 I-Ioleman. Eveleyn, 42. 62 Holm, kVi1liam, 46. 87 Holmes. Howard. 28, 63 Holst. Francis, 21, 28, 61, 72. 74 63, 62, Hood, Miss Martha, 19, 48 Hoots, Carrie. 28, 62 Hoots, Dorothy, 49 Hopkins, Marlyn, 49 Hopping, .-Xda, 28 Horton, .Xnna Jane, 46 Horton, Neal, 46, 70 llouck, Frances, 21. 29, 60, 62 Houck, Harry, 46 Hough, 4Vayne, 46 House, Marian, 42, 62 Housel, layne, 49, 39 Housh, Carl. 47 Housh. Eveline. 21, 29, 62, 88 Housh, Geraldine, 29, 39, 63. 67, 38 Ilou..h, Norma, 21, 29, 62, 73 Howard. l lr1rine, 49 Howe, Chester. 63, 68, 69 211, 63 Huber. Percy, Huff, Mr. llen , Hunt, Adaline, 49 llunt, Rov, 48 Hnntrr, Raymond, -12, 38. 63. 74. 86 Hurst, Mary 49 Husted, Miss lletty, 20 Hynes, Helen. 21, 29, 60, 63. 71, l.. 17 64, 12, ID Hynes, Virginia, 49 1 Ingram, lit-tty, 42. 60. 62. 63 Ingram. Delmas, 48, 37 Ingram, Rachel, 29, 36, 62 Inman, Harold. 42, 66 Irvine, 31133 Ellen, 19 Irwin, Frank, 21. 29, 67, 73 Isaacson. Jane, 21, 29, 36, 63 67, 73 Isaacson, Mildred, 49 I Jacobson, Arthur, 48 lacobson. Rodney, 29, 37, 63 lames, Raymond, 29, 38, 66 James, Ruby A.. 42, 63, 88 Jennings, Mr. E. E., 19, 71, 74 73 . 1 Jennings. Isabelle, 49, 39, 70, 71 74 v Johns, LeRoy, 48 Johnsen. Violamae, 49. 36 Johnson Barbara. 49, 88 Johnson, Rernice, 29, 60, 62 Iohnson Charles. 48 Iohnson Farl. 37 Johnson Elizabeth, 29, 34. 62 88 Johnson Nr. Eugene, 19 Johnson, Georgia Mae, 49, 60 lohnson Gertrude, 29, 62 Johnson Gladys L., 42. 63. 67 Johnson Gladys M., 43, 67 Johnson, Helen Jo, 49 Iohnson Helen Marie, 49 Johnson Howard, 29, 61, 64. 63. 73 .lohnson, James, 48 .lohnson, leanette, 49 Y lohnson, Kathryn Ann, 49, 36 Johnson, Kenneth L., 48, 87 Johnson. Kenneth T., 48, 87 .lohnson, Keeon, 67 Johnson, LaVerne, 29 Johns-Jn, Margaret, 42, 63 Johnson, Martha. 21. 42. 39, 62, 68. 69, 71, 74, 73 Johnson, Mary. 29, 36, 62, 74 Johnson, Mr. l'aul, 74 .lohnson, Raymond M., 29. 63 Johnson, Raymond A., 48, 87 johnson Robert, -18 .I oh n son , .I olinson ,I olinson johnson .I uhnson ,I olinson .I ulnisi ol Robert C., 30 , Robert S., 30, 65 , Rosa, 49 , Rosemary, 49 , xjirgil, Ao, is , Nirgnna, 42, 0,2 1, Ilarolil, 47 K Kalin, llarrey, 4.2, 1.5 Keck, Justin, 47 Keener, Max, 30, 08, 69 Keener, Maxine XY., 4.2 Kelley, RUIJLTI, 30, 60 Kellogg, llernailine, 40 Kelly. Xlary. .21, 30, 03 Ki-nneily, Alice, 49. 59, 09 Kennedy, lfraneis, 011 Kennedy, Rollanll, 47 Kent, Marian, 42, 59, 03, 1,7 S0 King. LaVer, 40 7 King, Ruth, 30, rl-, 88 Kite, l ra'ieis, 48, 80, 87 Kllllll, tiolmlie, 30, 03, 88 L I.:it'l'erty, Frances, .21, 42, 59, , .... . 11... 10, 11, 14, I3 .age-rgren, Mr. C. .I.. I7 .amb, Arthur, 87 .ainll, Miss Flora, 19 ,angley, Stanley, 30, 57, 65 .:irimer, Verne, 00 .ar:on. Danny, 48 I I I I,an1lon, Mr. Roy, 19, 08, 69 I I I -arson, 88 .arson, .asagna Louise, 21, 30, 00, 62, Tommy, 30, 61, 82 . Jennie, 49 48 I I Laslibrook. Glenn, 48, 52, 70 Lass, Barbara, 30, 59, 03, 88 Lass, Philip, 30, 55, 65, 82, 86, 87 ,aut-rman, Martin, 42, 65 ,aw, Cecil, 48 .awrence, Doris, 49 .awton, Evaughn A., 42, 63, S8 -awver, Lola, 30, 63, 88 .awver, Verna, 49 -ee, Carl, 48 Lowell, George, 65 Lowry, Josephine, 21. 31, 54, 113, 07, 70, 71, 74, 80 7 J Lucan, Doris, 4-, 6.. Lund, Lois, 48, 67 Lundeen, Gladys, 42, 63. 67 Lundeen, Norma, 49, 70 Lundeen, Robert, 4.2, 58, 66 Lundgrtn, lletty, J1, 42, 53, 62, 71. 7-1 Lundquiist, Marguerite, 49 Lutz, Kenneth, 31 Luvall, Verne, 48 Lyen, Maxine, 4.2, 54, 03, 74 Mc McArthur, Mac, 48 Me.-Xuley, Prank, 43, 87 Mellroom, Clyde, 48 McCarthy, Ricltatil, 43, 61, 66, 84 MeCombs, Ilazel, 43, 0.2 McCullough, LeRoy, 31, 52, 81 Mcllowell, Yerdun, 47 Mclfarlanil, XX'i1liam, 48 Meiialilzlly, Stewart, 48 Mcliill, Vernice, 49 Mcljowan, Margaret, 31, 53, 62 McKay, Angela, 43 McKay, Joseph, 31 McKenzie, Harriet, 43, 60, 62 Mcliiernan, Maxine, 43, 60, 62 McLaughlin, Mary, 46, 53 McLeese, Esther, 31 McMaster, George, 48 McX'ey, Jane, 49 M Macklin, Jacqueline, 46 Magnuson, Carolyn, 43, 62 Magoon, Clifford, Mizner, Velma, 46, 60, 67, 88 Moberg, Lawrence, 43, 57, 65 Modglin, XVilbur, 48 Moffit, Miss Helen, 19, 47 Monson, Rex, 32 Moore, Forrest, 47 Moreland, Priscilla, 32, Morphy, Phyllis, 46, 60 Morris, Dorothy, 46 54, 64 Nystrom, Arnold, 47 Nystrom, Margaret, 46 O O'C'onner, Mrs. Louise, 17 O'lJean, Amaryllis, 46 Ogden, Hollis, 43 61, 65, 70, Morris, Elsie, 64 Morris, Jesse, 48, 69, 87 Morris, Leroy, 32, 57, 65, 67, 68 Morris Morris Morris , Mac, 48, 57 , Robert, 43, 57, 65 on, .I'I.lrold, 32, 65 Morrison, june, 63 Morrison, Paul, 32 Morrison, Richard, 48, 55, 87 Morrissey, llorrell, 43, 65, 82, 86 Morse, Miss llelen, 19, 56 Morss, Charles, 48 Mortenson, lletty, 46, 54 Morton, Eugene, 32 Moser, Miss Frances, 19, 54 Moyer, Paris, 21, 43, 58, 66, 67, 87 Moyer, Mr. E. L., 16 Mudd, Darlene, -16 hlulady, Raynola, 46 Mullen, Russell, 32, 66 Mundy, Marshall, 32, 57, 66 Mureen, Ileveriy, 21, 43, 60, 62 Mureen, Mr. E. XV., 17 Mureen, Robert, 47 Myers, Julius, 45, 66 N Narr, Marian, 43, 54, 62, 74 O'11ern, .Iohn, 33, 72, 73 Olin, Alice, 48 Olney, Jean, 46, 53 Olson, Alice, 46, 59 Olson, Edwin, 33 Olson, Eileen, 43, 62 Olson, Miss Ilelen, 19, 47 Olson, Leanna, 33, 64 Olson, Sam, 05 Olson, Theodore, 33, 65, 68, 73 Olson, Vel'lton, 43, 66 O'Neal, Mary Ella, 64 Orr, Vivian, 33 Magoon, Kathryn, Magoon, Nina, 46 40, 59 Malcolm, Bernard, 31, 66 lMaley, Elizabeth, 31 Malm, Helen, 43, 02 Malm rose, Lorraine, 46 I I I I I.awton, Rosetta, 49 I I I .ee, Lowanda, 49 Lee, Paul, 21, 30, 55, 65 Legge, Harold, 48 Legge, Henry, 48 I esher, lleatriee, 49 Lester, Dean, 42, 55, 69, 70, 82 Le-Valley, Fred, 30, 65 Lt-Valley. Stella, 30, 02, 72, 88 Levinson, Dale, 48 Levinson, Vincent, 48, 58 Linflbeck, XYayne, 30, 65, 82 Lintlbcig, Miss Florence, 20 Lindbloom, Elmer, 31, 65 Linvleen, Gale, 31, 65 llarkland, XYilliam, 31 Marks, Craft, 48 Marsden, Lilian, 43, 6.2, 88 Marsden, Mary, 46. 53 Marshall, Robert, 31, 61, 82 Martin, Robert, 31, 57 Mason, Mary, 63 Mason, Ruth, 46, 53 Mather, Herbert, 48 Mathias, Drew, 43, 87 Mattocks, Julia, 46 Mattocks, Van, 31, 65 Mayhall, Eugene, 32, 66 Mecum, Marian, 46 Meeum, Ruby, 32, 60, 64, 70 Meiers, John, 48 Meldrum, Barbara, 46, 59, 70 Meldrum, John, 48, 08, 87 Meldrum, Kathryn, 32, 53, 64, Nelson, Albert, 48, 87 Nelson, Miss Anna, 19, 49 Nelson, Charles, 43, 65 Nelson, Clifford, 32, 58, 65, 73 Nelson, Donald, 21, 32, 65 Nelson, Iloris M., 46 Nelson, Doris R., 43, 59, 63, IJ Nelson, Earl, 47 Nelson, Esther, 46 Nelson, Hortense, 32, 64 Nelson, Howard, 43, 66 Nelson, Katherine, 32, 64 Nels 1, Kathryn, 43, 62 Nelgn. Keith, 48 Nelson, Martha E., 46, 59 Nelson. Mary K., 43, 56, 63 Nelson, Maxine, 43, 1,2 Nelson, Merrill, 43, 65, 68, 69 Nelson, J. Noel, 46, 59, 71, 73, 74 Nelson, Paul R., 32 Nelson Paul A., 43, 58, 64, 05, oo, 67, os, 69 Nelson, Raymond, 48, 87 Nelson , Ross, 33, 57, 66, 73 Owen, Dorothy, 33, 54, 64 Owens, lieth, 46 P Packingham, Lyle, 48 Page, Barbara, 33, 53, 64, 74 Page, lleverly, 46 Page, Dorothy, 33, 64 Palm, Mary, 33, 62 Palmer, Evelyn, 33, 63, 67 Palmer, jane, 33, 62 Palmer, Marian, 46 Palmer, Richard, 48 Palmquist, Maryon, 34, 56, 64 Parks, Marjorie A., 43, 59, 63, 67 Parnell, Mary Jane, 34, 53, 64 Paul, Ijethel, 46 Payne, Evelyn, 46, 67 Pease, lla, 48, 53 Pearson, Buela, 43 Pearson, Harriet, 48 Peltier, Ernest, 48, 70 Peltier, Evelyn, 48, 54, 70 Pemble, Elnora, 43, 63 Pendergast, John, 34 Perardi, Tressie, 21, 43, 54, 63, 70, 74, as Perry, Robert, 48 Perschnick, Virginia, 48 Peterson, Carl, 34 Peterson, Cecil, 65 Peterson, Dorothy, 43, 62 Peterson, Eleanor, 48, 56 Peterson, Enid, 43, 62 Peterson, Evellne, 43, 62 Peterson, Frances, 43, 62 Peterson, Georgia, 34, 54, 64 Peterson, jean C., 43, 54, 62 Peterson, Jean L., 64 Peterson, Lloyd, 34 Peterson Margret, 21, 34, 59, 64, iz L,,,,I,,r,.,,' D0,,,,,.h,,' 3, 88 Nelsggi ggusiilll73I3,7i?8, 64, 66' 11eteriT1n,4Mary, 43, 54, 62, 64, Ialllfblreii, Esther, 49 Melin, Richard, 48 v , , I , ., ' ID .' li h 62 Lindquist, Glenn, 31 Metz, Hewitt, 43, 58, 65, 67, 315150111 R11111 M-1,333 64 1,iEfl?,?n'Mil3a.,,h 34 Lindquist, Mildred, -I9 68, 69 Nelson, Vivian, 46, U3 lihimpg Mr Gezald 19 85 87 Lindstrom, Eugene, 42, 58, 66 Miles, Lois, 32, 63 Nemethv Hlldcgafflev 33, S41 641 liierson' Anka Mariz 3'4 64 Linner, Ethel, 49 Miller, Katherine V., 43, 53, , 74 y Pierson' Carl 43 65' ' Linrothe, Virginia, 1.0, nz 63, 69, 71, 74 N,fwk1fk, lg111111'1121, 33, 64 1,,,,5,,,,' 0563, 4g Lithander, Florence, 31, 56, 62 Miller, Mable, 46, 70 Newkirk, Charlotte, 33, 54, 64, Ijihl HLrbe,.t 48 55 Littleton, John, 31, 57, 65, 73, Miller, Maryan, 43, 60, 62 N :if El 19 3 Pimgan Dale' 3,1 67 74 Miller, Richard, 32, 55 .'iC'e, iss 11121, , 7 , ' ' ' iawiii, .if.hn, 42 Mills, Hamill, 43, 57, 65 Noel, Kenneth, 48 lofffff 120111.47 lalmnfm, Alice, 42. 03, 1,7 Mills, Mary K., 46 NUTIVUYHI Richard. 48 Ilorfer' lQl,fIf'LtI 451,625 Lonis, Darlene, 49 Mingare, Rosie, 43, 62 Nordhielm, llerndt, 64 ,Of er' I ref' F' Louis, Harold, 08 Mitchell, Freeman, 48 Norris, Virginia, 33, 54, 64 1,0'f'f1'- l'I0Wf1l'di 51, Q7 0 lapel. Jimmm, 411 Mitchell, Loren, 47, 70, 87 Nomm, Eill-eil, 21, 33, 59, 62, loulos, 1-wfigv, 17, Sv. -16, 87 Loveridge, Opal, 49 Mitchell, Pauline, 43, 63 73 IIOUIOS, SOIPIUC- 48, S8 7 s ORIZSHORT sTonv or THE ., 1 1' ' X' Q Q7:-e,QQFx.s., ' otzsf few sms A5 ASENIOR, , 1 east' Time UI'M'M' 'ROW' 441151414182 GEE,lT 14111011 l I 4-is ,Q N Z 'N FACT so .sworn THAT AMIIITION5 0101- 1 win. i-ie AR .1 ,,.,,' , MMESALUMP COME I gi A IX I GIG? A5 A Facsuman SHOULD HAVE Been 1 Tift' OLE, , GUESS if I fx., U UP1N MY , 'X Ii E 5 Z I 5 i,.miTEg,- on wifa 'UAL .STOR1 QEL-L , M 1 ICANT TAKE l --, 1 -if 'H' ,f'.E XfHROATj, A ILLSOIIIA ,ggutbr Ag , AFEW onus l..EF'T-- gy ,T it 1 :gf 2 f miss 111' otc ,. 141 iGoSH,X 1 V7 1 lmtetlllilo 1 OBOIII-PEN, , Geewmz! if, 1 1 1 ' E' -' 5-fi ELW' ' ifgil , 7' I A - 3, , 'V 441-','i'f'1-,re 6 mom: mars AN IM woulitucxv N .1 1 ,1 UIVNITM , Lf ,1 it 1 AI 11 , F- I -ri-iaouou senooi. 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LL X Af . -I , -S l 5--C , ., - -me i.As1 Pzmoo 'qt'-2.555-1 I , GLEIININlr0U'fI.-115 Locum- I 2- IL -e ,IM 1lll EID- i 1 ' Lorrel, 47, 88 Sands, R Powers, Laverne. 47 Powless. Ralph, 47, 55, 37 Pumphrey, NValter, 47 Q Quaife, Clarence, 34, 58, 65, 68, 69 Quarfot, Myrle. 48 Quinn, Helen, 48 R Rambo, Verne, 34 Ramsey, Randell, Rasmusse Helen, 43. 62 Paul, 47, 69 n, Deborah, 48, 56. 67 Ray, David, 43 Reams, XVesley, 47 Reed, Ire ne, 44, 63 Reed, Martha, 44 Reeves, Ardythe, 44 Reoves. Everett, 47 Reeves, Gilbert, 47 Retift, Elizabeth, 48 Regan, Frances, 44 Relxline, Mr. A. .1., 19 Remier, Joyce, 48 Rensch, Ruby, 34, 67 Retherford, Lois, 21, 34, 60, 63, 69, fl, I4 Reynolds, llorrell, 34, 65, 73 Rezner, james, 34, 57, 74 Rich, hir s. Luc , 19, 46, 7-I 5 Richardson, Saralreth. 48, 59 Richardson, XYilliam, 47. 87 Riley, Ri Ring, lsa eharsl, 44, 58, 65, 6S bel. 48 Ripperdan, Maurine, 48 Rippel, Dorothy, 48 Risbuig, Rnth, 48, 54 Robertson, Margaret, 34, 56, 64 Rotertson, Mary Frances, 44. 56, 62 Robinson, Jessie. 48, 60 Robinson. Robert, 35. 65 Robson, Danita, 44, 59, 63 Rodell, Betty. 35, 63 Rogers, Loraine. 44 Rogers, Tom, 44, 66 Rohrer, Harry, 35, 65 Ronk, llilly, 35, 66 Root, Marion A., 44. 60, 63 Rose, Charles, 44, 68, 69, 86 Rosenbau 82 m. Robert, 44, 55, 67, Rosenquist, NVall'ice, 47, S7 Ross, Robert, 35, 65 Rowe-n, Margaret, 44, 54, 63 Scanne I ll. lVilma, 44. 56 Scheerer, Betty, 48 Schell, Charles, 66 Schrieber, Stanley, 47, 55, 64 Schroeder. Phyllis, 44 Schurtz, Donald, 49, 86 Scott, Scott, Scott, 86 Scott, Searl, George, 35 Patricia, 48 Richard, 44, 66, 82, 84, Robert, 47 Donald. 47 Seciest, Marjorie, 48, 56, 67 Secrcst, Verne, 44, 58, 66, 67 Sedgewiek, June, 44. 63 Seiberlich, Kathryn, 35, 53, 61 Seiler, Mr. Frank, 20, 48 Selk, Rex, 4' Seltzer, 7 Edward, 21,. 35. 55 65, 71. 73, 14, I7 Severs. Richard, 47 Seyller, Shafman. Mable, 48 Shafm: in, Margaret, 'I7 Shaner, Jesse, 35, 66, 70 Shanley, Maxon, 47 Shannon, Harry, 35, 68, 60, 82 Shaubert, Arvid, 66, 67 Shaw, Shaw, Shawle Shay, Dorothea, 35, 64 George, 65, 86 r. NVayne, 44, 66, 86 Nellie, 44, 62 Shay, Thomas, 21, 36, 57, 64, 66 77 7' , -. -r Sntnaut, John, 36, 55 Sheldon, Mrs. Florence, 20, 48 Shephe rd, David, 44, 58, 66, 68, 69 Shephe rd, Gertrude, 36. 60. 64 Sherman, Robert, 44, 66, 68 Shitley, YVendell, 36, 61, 64, 67 Shipley,-llernadine 44, 63, 69. ,O Sholl, Arnold, 47 Sholl. Raymond, 45 Short, Roberta, 21, 36, 54, 64, 72, 75 Shotwell, Harold. 47 Showalter, Francis, 21, 36, 55, 64, 65, 70, 74, 75 Showers, Ronnie, 44, 54, 62 Showers, Frances, 36, 54, 62, 73 Shraga Shroye l, Swanimir, 47 r, 5Vayne, 36, 65, 67 Shuler, Louis, 47 Simmons, Iohn, 47 Simpso Simpso n, Pauline, 36, 64 n, Miss Violet, 20, 46 XValter, 44, 66, 84, 86 Staggs, Elizabeth, 44, 62 Stake, Norman, 36, 66 Standard, Ura, 44, 54, 62 Sttndard, NV'illiam, 66 Stearns, Richard, 44, 66, 84 Stephens, Madeline, 47, 56, 69 Stephenson, Alice, 44, 54, 62, 67, 74 Stephenson, Calvin, 44, 66 82. 84 Sterrett, Jac, 36 Stewart, .Iohn, 36, 57, 86 Stewart, Laverne, 47, 56, 88 Stifirwalt, James, 46 Stick, XVayne, 37 Sticlcle, Miss Ruth, 20, 72 Stinson, Guy, 37, 66, 82 Stivers, Dorothy, 37, 64, 73 Stivers, Martha, 37, 62 Stiltlll, Elmer, 47 Stoke, Gifford, 37, 61, 67, 80 85 Stoke, Jeanette, 47, 59, 88 Stone-king, Albert, 66 Stoneking, Leroy, 37, 66 Stoner, Marian, 44, 62 Stottler, Viola, 44, 63 Stotts, Margaret, 44-, 63, 88 Streed, Rosalie. 46 Stromsted, Harold, 37, 66 Stuart, Thomas, 46 Stubbs. Max, 46, 55, 86 Sullivan, Dorothy, 47 Sutherland, Nellie, 37, 62 Sutherland, Ruth, 47 Arnold, 44, 66 Swanson, Swanson, Billy, 44, 6I, 70. 74 Swanson, Donald, 45, 61. 86 Swanson, George, 46 Swanson, Eleanor, 45, 63 Swanson, Miss Ruth, 20 Swanson, VVilliam, 21, 37, 58, 66, 74 Sweborg, Dorothy, 47 Swickard, James, 45, 66 Swigart, LaVerne, 46, 68, 69, 86, 87 Swinton, Mr. XVayne, 20, 49, 74 Szerlong, Lucille, 37, 54, 62, 73 T Tabone, Joe, 37 Taylor, Eugene, 47, 68 Taylor, XVilliam, 37, 57. 66 Tederman, Donald, 45, 66, 82, 86 Teel, Ivine, 47 Terry, Miss Grace, 20, 67 Thierry, Tychsen, Richard, 68 Tyl xi bi er, li: ' :ra. 38. 63, 72, 73 Tyler, NVinit'red, 47, 53, 70, 88 U Ulriek, Mariella, 46 Underwood, Margaret, 47 Underwood, Russell, 38, 66 Unzieker, John, 45, 66 Upson, Nina, 47 Van V lluskirk, Mamie, 21, 45. 59, 63, 67 I Van Druntn, l etc, 66 Van Huffel, James, 47 Van Htltifel, Pauline, 38, 64 Van NVinkle, Daniel, 47 Vaughn, Fran lc, 46 Velander, Dorothy, 38, 59, 64, 67 Vermillion, XV:iyne, 38, 58, 75 Vitali, Joseph, 45, 66 Voigt, Evelyn, 45, 59, 63 Voigt, Max, 46, 55, 67, 60 Vondtlo, Marie, 38, 62, 63 NV VVager, Anna, 38, 6.2 5Vager, Gene VV., 45, 53, 63 lVainright, Joe, 45, 55, 66 NVake, Barbara, 45, SQ, 63, 67 lValherg, Eula, 47, 56 XValdow, Victor, 45, 55, 66, 68, 69 1Valdron, XVayne. 45, 57, 66 Wlalker, Beatrice, 47 XValker, Richard, 46, 86, 87 VValker, Ruby, 45, 56, 62 5Vallaee, Dale, 38, 55, 66 XVallace, Dean, 21, 38, 55, 66 XVallace, Elsara, 21, 38, 60, 63, 69, 70, 72 XVallace, Frank, 46, 55, 68, 86 XVallace, Preston, 38, 65 XValsh, Edward, 38 XValters. June, 45, 62 XValz, Frances, 45, 63 XValz, Gertrude, 47 lVardell, George, 38 Viiarner, Oliver, 46, 55, 68, 69 XVatson, Ann, 38, 53, 64 NVatson, James, 46, 55. 87 4Vatson, Katherine, 45, 62 XVatters, Robert, 45, 66. 82 lVatters, Shirley J., 45, 63, 88 Runyan, James, 21, 35, 58, 74 Rutherford. Mary, 21, 44, 60, 62 Rutledge, Doris, 48 Ryan, Raymond, 35 Ryin, Miss Sylvia, 10, 60 Sims, Edna Mae, Sims, Gladys, 44 36, 63 Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Audrey, 47, 56 Thomas, Ernest, 47, 86, 87 Marie, 45, 60. 62 XVarren, 45, 66. 82 NVeaver, James, 38 5Veaver, lllary. 47, 60, 88 alebster, Charles, 46, 55 iedan, Carol, 47, 88 NVedan, Lewis, 38, 65 XVenstrom, Ralph, 21, 38, 57, 65 Rylander, Robert, 68 Ryner, XVayne, 47 S Sand, Anita, 48, 54. 67, 68, 69 Sand, lone, 44, 54, 62 Sandberg, Harold, 47, 57 Sandburg Florence, 35, 64 Sandburg, Frank. 35 Sandburg, Merrill, 35, 66. S4 Sandburg, Mr. M. G.. 17 Sandidge, Eugene, 47, 70 87 Sands, Dale, 35, 66, 68, 69 oxanna, -54, 54, 62 Sitler, Richard, 44, 68 Slaven, Mr. Prince, 74 Sloan, LaClare, 47 Sloan, Orlo, 47 Smith, Smith. Arthur. 47 Mr. Charles, 20 Smith. Helen, 44, 53, 63, 67, 74 Smith, Howard, 44 Smith, Howard, 47 Smith, John, 36, 58 Smith, Madalin. 36 Smith, Owen, 44, 84 Smith, Verna Rose, 48 Snapp, James, 44, 55, 65, S2 Speck, Ruth, 36 Sands, Virginia, 48 Sargeant, NYilson, 44, 61, 66, S4 Sargent, Art, 44 Saunders. Catherine, 35, 64 Spencer, Gordon. 47 Sperry, Iack, 44, 55, 69, 70, 86 Springer, Pauline, 21, 36, 60, 64 70 Stackhouse, Myrle, 36, 44, S8 Thompson, Catherine, 45 Thorne, Margaret, 37, 62 Thurman, Lilah L., 45, 63 Tilly, Lenora. 37, 56, 62 Tilly, Rita, 47 Timmons, Iunior, 45, 55, 66 Todd, Ruth. 37 Tonreene, Ray, 37 Tracey, Helen. 47 Tracy, Dale, 46 Tracy, Mary Jane. 37, 59, 64, 67 Travis, Marcella, 47 Travis, Marguerite, 37, 62, 73 Trulson. Frank, 38 Tulin, Stanley, 47 Turnbull, Mary, 45, 62 Turner, Edith C., 45 Turner, Edna, 47 esterfield, Roy, 39, 57, 66, 74 XV NVQ-stfall, Everett, 45. 66 Xlietherbee, XVilliam, 39, 55, 72 1Vexler, Helen, 21, 45, 60, 62, 71, 74 NYhipple, Mrs. Velma. 20 NVhitcomb, Marian, 46 Vlihitcomb, Norma, 47 XVhite, Doris, 47 XYhite, Robert, 45, 86, 87 XVhite, Miss Velma, 20, 59 XVhite. XValter, 39 XY hitesell, Donna, 45, 62, 67, 70 XVhitese1l, 1Villis, 46, 55, 86, 87 VVhiteside. VVeslie, 46 NYhitver, Elizabeth, 21, 39, 54, 63, 73 XYindish, Pauline, 39, 54, 64 CONXMENCEMEN-f WEEK NXSR -QMS f r-sf 49:77 , 1l'lKT NIGHT! DREANNING ABOUT is Paoamst -me w,f,es-f N55 qu, 04511, ELNXER Salle fflilpolffg OUR 'SECRU 0m'lmN' otmsusirsr vim or A scum? Gee tNH17.! t 'mtmsea gm ooues H4152 Lou, f,,E,,.,,,,,E,,' 1, A -4 grew iwinet ' Noun' we ,All seam' iimiliiit 65814 if? ' - cftavuixtw. Siu, A Tl . ,-, A Q 1 1 ALLYQGTT T07 YAW4-NEEDTAB was-G01 stucco , ,F .105 who ww. Arfst ' ,, ,yfwla ,. ,Q N. 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Arm-lla, 45, 62 XYHSCLZIII, Charlcs, 46 XVilson. Charles, 46 Yl'ilson, Charlotte, 47, 56 XYilson, Eloise, 45, 62, 88 XYilson, Harold, 46. 86, 87 NYilson, Ralph, 46 NX'0lff, Mary Ann, 39, 63, 73 NYong, Thomas, 47 VVood, Dorothy, 39, 64, 73 NVoocl, Mary, 39, 62 XYooml, Patricia Ann, 47, 59, SS XYoo1l, Pauline, 45, 62 NX'ood. Ruth, 47, 68, 88 XYoonl, Silas, 46, S6 XYoolscy, Homer, 39, 73 Xl'oolsey, John. 46, 55 NYorcester, Janet, 45, 59, 63 VVorrell, Mary, 47 VVrgiht, Helen, 47 lVright, Jack, 48 lVright, Kenneth, 46 NYycoff, Josephine, 47 Y Yates, Lowell, 46 Yeager, LaVcrne, 46 Young, Arthur, 45, 55, 66 0 AUTCDGRAPHS 68 Young Young Young Young Young 69, 71, 74 Marion, 45, 67 Marjorie, 45, 62 Max, 45, 66, 67 Mr. O. O., 16, 17 Robert, 46, 55, 68, 69, 70, fl Youngblood, Miss Alta, 20 Z Zachmeyer, Cornelius, 45 Zeldes, Honora, 62 T fr '.u WP .y..'V . ' ., A u A O A v vi I S11-P, -I ul' ' 2' ' M . ,, ' I 41 lg, . 'zi' ifiif' x g 0 O . . - A ' ' r 1 1' o ' 1 'vif . '. N . QW' , 'wmv a I V LF'