George Washington High School - Monument Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1933 volume:

Y This scenario belongs to V' r I L, PUBLISHED BY STUDENTS OF WASHINGTON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CEDAR RAPIDS IOWA THE CEDARI - Presents ll ll Wavshington - Merry - Go - Round Filming Events of Washington Senior High School in 1932 - 1933 Main -H'16dt2I' Theaters Neighborhood l-lere Are Some Old Favorites You xAxllil2ecognize Civioiv, LET'S SING! EVERYBODY! Let all unite in hailing Washington Tow'ring proudly thru' the yearsg Whose past is rich in tradition, Whose fellowship endearsg Where tho'ts ot youth are led toward truth By those whom each reveres, When challenged byi ambition- Or spurred by duty's call Corrie, loyal sons and daughters, Strive to the end, Lauding Washington over all. ALL TOGETHER ON Tl-llS ONE! Onward, Tigers-on to victory, For we are backing you one thousand strongg Onward, Tigers, never call retreat- With loyalty and spirit carry on Rahl Rahl Rah! Lunge onl Plunge onl Fight to victory. For Washington will never know deteatg And we'll show our rivals fair That we're on the square And our Bengaleers are hard to beat. 6 you CGD Do Bettel' I-IIT Tl-IIS ONE I-IARDI We will win. We will win. We will win the game today, Watch our Tigers go straight through the line, On the top, see them hop, tackle here and tackle there, Watch our Tigers go straight through the line. For it's I-Iigh, dear I-Iigh, we rnust win or die, Orange and Black must not tail Rahl Rahl So where e're we go, you will always know, That our Tigers go straight through the line FINEI I.ET'S FIIXIISI-I With the Washington version ot The MAKE IT LOUD? We're loyal to you, Washington, We're Orange and Black, Washington, We'll back you to stand 'gainst the best in the For we know you are grand, Washington, Rahl So follow the ball, Washington, We're backing you all, Washington, Our team is our tame protector, on, boys, to Victory from you, Washington! Che-hel Che-hal Che-ha-ho-hal Che-hel C Fight! Fight! Fightl Tigers, Fightl 7 Illinois Loyalty land, Rah I r we expect a he-hal Che-ha-ha-hal ,vii 'J-4 I ,x tt' 'CORNEREO 4 1 .STUDY HALL R R R ITALY UBRARY PRIVATE OFFICE MATH ROOM ao1 PROPERTY ROOMS ! s MARTHA wASHmoToN ROOM 'fLUNCH BUSINESS Room PROPERTY Rooms CORRIDORS DRE SS SHOP i i fx 'iz TABLE OF MANAGERS: Division ,.,...., House ......, Assistants ,.,.... PRODUCERS: General Director .,.,..., Business Director ......V Art Director ........ Photographer ...... Assistants: Virginia Black Alice Burton Ora Mae Edwards Madge Jones Joyce Palmer Esther Yothers iO CGNTENTS .....,,,.,Arthi.ir C. Deamer .......,,Maicolrn S. Hallman ..........,.........,........Facuity .........Rasarnond Kearney Van Orsdoi .........NeiI Thompson ..,.......WiIbur Shindler TABLE OF CONTENTS PRODUCERS: Assistants IContinuedI: David Brown Bernard Kehoe Albert Kitznober Robert Goble John Money John TerraII MAIN FEATURE ....,..s,s.. WosI1ington-Merry-Go-Round CAST: Sta rs ss,.....,,.,V,..........,,. ,......,.,,Seniors Supporting Stars ...,....... ...........,... J uniors Wampos Stars ,,,,..ss... SPORTS SLANTS COMEDY NEWS REEI. COMING ATTRACTIONS Sophomores I I IIII W PARAMOUNT L CAFETERIA GYM ' CDN WASH i N GTO YWCA MANAGERS DIVISICN MANAGER l Mr, Deameri f'l have asked you to come to my office to talk over plans for Washing- ton l-ligh School, As you know, under pres- ent conditions, possibilities for a new building seem remote The school enrollment, how- ever, is increasing, and we must therefore devise ways and means of utilizing our space to the utmost, and improving conditions in the old building. Have you any suggestions to offer in regard to changes in the curricu- lum which might alleviate existing conditions? Mr. l-lallman: Yes, Mr. Deamer, we have been giving this feature considerable time and thought, in fact some changes have already been effected, and others are being planned for introduction next fall. For in- stance, Speech has been discontinued, An- cient l-listory is to be abolished in the ninth grades of iunior high schools, and Business Arithmetic and Geography in the tenth grade of senior high school. On the other hand, World History is to be introduced as o new subiect and a required course for all pupils in the tenth grade, Of course these changes will not remedy conditions as to crowding, but it is thought they will be beneficial to the school at large. Mr, Deamer: What do you think of using the old Adams School building as an Annex for relieving congestion in the main build- ing? Mr. l-lallman: l think it has helped great- ly, The addition of the eleven rooms at the Annex has not only increased the total num- ber of classrooms, but has also permitted the enlargement of some of the smaller rooms in the main building, as well as the abolish- ment of the small, so-called 'pocket' rooms, which were a fire hazard on account of their having no direct exit to the hallways. These changes also made it possible to transfer the band and orchestra practice from the Y. W. C A. to Washington, and all in all the entire building is a safer place to study in. Mr. Deameri l have always felt our situa- tion in regard to sanitary showers has been inadequate. What changes have been made to improve this? i4 I-ICDLJSE MANAGER Mr. I-lallman: I have always agreed with you about this, and the old proverb, 'Where there is a will, there is.a way,' is quite applic- able here. A good shower after strenuous exercise is not only healthful, but very neces- sary, a decided step in the right direction, in my estimation, was the introduction of show- ers as well as lockers in the basement of the Franklin Junior High School for Washington I-ligh athletes, Mr. Deamer: I-lave the changes outlined above resulted in an increase in operation expenditures? Mr. I-lallmani No The grade school pu- pils formerly attending Adams, have been distributed among the other adjacent ele- mentary schools without over crowding. And the added expense of using this Annex for high school purposes has been offset to some extent by reduction of rentals to the Y. W. C. A. as well as by a slight decrease in our teaching personnel Mr. Deamer: By the way, Mr. Hallman, do you know what has become of some of our former teachers, and l'd like to hear who has succeeded each? Mr. I-Iallmang Yes, indeed I do, Mr, Deamer, Mr. Theide, our former drafting teacher is now taking post graduate work at Iowa State College at Ames. Mr. Guyott is our new drafting teacher. Miss Lois Mc- Broom, attendant clerk last year, is attend- ing Coe College, Miss Dotson, who taught Speech, was married January I, and is now living in Cleveland, Ohio, Miss Ives, our for- mer teacher in Journalism, was also married, and is residing in Cedar Rapids. I-ler place has been taken by Mrs Gorman. Miss Larson did not return for the fall semester, and Mrs. Torstenson substituted for her until the sec- ond term. Miss Frances MacGregor and Miss Winifred Lillie, both graduates of Wash- ington l-ligh School, are the new clerks. Mr. Deamer: Although I hope that some day we'll have a new building, I am well satisfied with the improvements which have enabled us to accommodate more pupils com- fortablyf' I5 ASSISTANT MANAGERS MISS JANET ARIE - - Librarian MR DONALD E BAUM - Voice MR, R LYLE BONI-IAM - - BioIogy MR A G BOWNE - V - Chemistry MISS NELL G. EOYACK - Shorthand, Typing MISS EVA M, BYERLY - History, Latin MISS VERA CHAMBERLAIN - Shorthand MISS JESS CHANEY - - Voice MISS MARGUERITE CHAPMAN - - - - - - Shorthond and Typing MISS SADIE COMBS - - - Enghsh MISS MARY DAVIDSON - Assistant Librarian MISS GRACE DE NOON - Mothernotics MISS MABEL DeVV'OODY - Bookkeeping MISS GENEVIEVE DOTSON - - - - - - English, Dedamotory Coach MR WALTER ESTBY - Economics, Physics MR. GILBERT FREDERICK - - I-Ieotth MR O JOI-IN GERWIG - Chemistry MR. RAYMOND GORMAN Englishjournalism MRS. I-IARRIET GREEN - - Government MISS RUTH GRIFEITI-I ---- - Business Arithmetic, Business Geography MISS ELLA GRISSEL - - Mathematics I 6 MR. FRANK GUYOTT - - Drafting MISS BELLE I-IANSEN - American History MISS INA HIBBARD - - - - Bookkeeping, Dramatic Coach MISS HILDA HORN - MISS GERTRUDE JAMES MR HARRY E, KELLEY MISS BEATRICE KIMBALI. MISS EMMA C. LARSON MR CARR B. LAVELI. MISS CECELIA LEVEN - MISS WINIFRED LILLIE MISS FRANCES MocGREGOR MISS MARIAN MARTIN MISS EMILY MATOUSEK - Mathematics MR Ross A MILLER - - SaIesmanship, Business Geography MR R L. MOEHLMANN MISS CLEMENTINE OTTO - English MR. LEONARD PAULU - MR HARRY R PETERSON - - American History, Debate Coach MRS. LULU PETERSON - - Enghsh MISS LUCILE POWELL - Latin and English ASSISTANT MANAGERS Biology French - Biology - Secretary ' Government SocioIogy French - CIerIc - - Clerk English - Orchestra - - Physics I7 ASSISTANT MANAGERS ff' I , I , X ig MISS IVA MAY QUIGLEY - English MISS LLICILE REYNOLDS - - Biology MISS ALICE ROGERS - English, Deon of Girls MISS ALICE RUDD - - Mothernotics MR ORVILLE W RUST ---- - - - Business Low, Athletics Couch MISS CAROLINE SCHICI-ITL - English MISS CAROLINE SOUTTER - Lotin MISS LEONE SUTI-IERLAND - - Health MISS GRACE TATI-IWELL - Study Supervisor MRS R TORSTENSON --A- - Government ISubstitute for Miss Lorsonl MR WILLIAM VESELY - - - Bond MISS MARJORIE VOIGT - - Registror MISS RUTH WHALEY - American History MISS TI-IELMA WILKINSON Household Arts MISS M ELEANOR WILSON - - - - - - - Director of Attendance MISS RACHEL WITWER - - English MR LEON ZEMAN - - Art THE CAST JANUARY STARS VVILLTAM GRAY ROBERTSON LITTLE Ll'CILl.E CURRELL LOUISE MILKE RICHARD GATES President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Excular SENIOR CLASS OF JANUARY, 1933 Mrs, Green: Your class activities certain- ly ended in a burst at gloryfa tine class day program, the class banquet, and the Senior play. Bill Gray: The class day program was the best I've seen it l do say it as shouldn't, Mrs. Green: 'fThe idea ot imitating a broadcast was a clever way to bring in the variety at things you had on the program. Bill: That night club scene was realistic, wasn't it? Ot course the palms helped a lot, and the dancing added to the attraction. Mrs. Green: Everyone enjoyed the comic opera in the second act. There was a lot ot musical talent in your class. Bill: Yes, several ot its members vvon high honors in state music contests. But music wasn't the only tield we were active in, Mrs, Greeni Indeed not. You have been active in athletics, dramotics, and declama- tory work, too. Billi Wasn't the senior play well done? Those who took part got splendid notices in the paper. Mrs. Green: The class banquet at the Roosevelt was a gay affair. Didn't you all regret that it was your last meeting togeth- er?l' Billi Yes, but we are all looking forward to successful careers in the tuture. The eve- ning vve received our diplomas will be remem- bered by all ot us. 'lWe realize that much ot our success as a senior class has been due to our advisers this last year-you, Mrs. Green, and Miss Boyack, Miss Whaley, and Miss Chaney. 20 DONALD M. ANDERSON DlNT Beniamin Franklin Junior I-ligh Pulse Stott IIA, Managing Editor IZA, Aero ID, Scientific Searchers IOA HOWARD A. BAXTER Beniarnin Franklin Junior I-ligh Boys' Glee Club IZA NORMAN BERG 'lNORM Beniamin Franklin Junior High Pulse Staff Advertising Manager IIA, IZB, Business Manager IZA, Boys' Glee Club II, IZB, Boys'Ad- visory Council II, Douglas Debat- ers IIA, Vice-President IZB, Lin- coln Debaters President IG, Opera IIB, Quill and Scroll IIA, IZ, Sci- entitic Searchers IU, Soohrosxne IZ, Debate Team IIA, IZB, IZA, First place, advertising layout, State Press Association Meet, Band ioA MARGARET BITTLE 'fMARaiE McKinley Junior I-ligh Hi-Y-Ette IDA, II, IZB, Erodel- ifhian IZ, Girls' Advisory Council IIA, IZB, Patricians IZB, Soohros- yne IIA, IZ PALJLA BOOK PlJG McKinley Junior High I-li-Y-Ette IDA, Pulse Stati IZ, Better Gregg Artists IIA, IZB, Secretary-Treasurer IZA DONALD BORCI-IART Beniamin Franklin Junior High Pulse Statt IZA, Boys' Glee Club IZB, Secretary IZA, Opera IIB, ,X , Ciass Play IZB, IZA, Tennis I.fB JAMES BREDLE JIM McKinley Junior I-ligh I-li-Y IIA, Boys' Glee Club IIA, IZ, Opera IIB, Tiger Athletic Council IZA, Track IZB, Tennis ne, IZB ROBERTA BREIDERT BOBBlE Beniamin Franklin Junior I-ligh The +lDZ IZ JANE BRIGGS McKinley Junior I-Iigh Pulse Staff IZA, Better Gregg Artists IIB MAXINE E. BROWN MACKlE Beniamin Franklin Junior l-ligh I-li-Y-Ette IO, A S, A IIB, Treas, WQV IIA, Cecilians IIA, IZB, Li- brarian IZA, Literatae IIA, IZ, Soohrosyne IZA ROBERT E. CAMPBELL BOB Beniamin Franklin Junior l-ligh Le Cercle Francais. IZA, Chemistry Grid Rl'IySlCS Club IIB, Scigntitiij Searchers IZA MARY CHARTER Benjamin Franklin Junior High Girls' Athletic Club IDA, IIB, Tennis IZB, Valley Ball IIA, Base- ball IIB LIJCILLE CIJRRELL LUCY Beniamin Franklin Junior Hugh Class Treasurer IZ, Girls' Advisory Council President IZA, Class Play ITIB, IIA, Tennis Runner-up IIJB JERRY DEDEK CHLJNKY McKinley Junior Hugh The 409' IC, Tiger Athletic Council IIA, Football ISB, IIA, Track IIB ISABEL DeMERS IZZY , IGGY McKur eygunuor Hugh Cecilia ZB, Treasurer IZA, e c rancaus IIA, Literatae k IZ , ice-President IZB, Opera inner un Music Contest, Glee Club IIA RUSSELL E, DQMOSS RED McKinley Junior Hugh Boys' Glee Club IIB, Librarian IIA, VucefPresIdent IZ, Opera ICA, Football IIB EVELYN DIETZ Benjamin Franklin Junior Hugh Better Gregg Artists IZB WILLIAM DYTRT BILL Wilson Junior Hugh RICHARD EVERETT DICK Hyde Park, Chicago Pulse Stott IZA, Basketball IIA, IZ, Football IIA, IZA, Tennis IZB WILLIAM FIESELER BILL McKinley Junior Hugh Pulse Stott Editor IZA, Class Play IOB, IIA, National Championship String Quartette IZB, Orchestra io, iz ORLAND A. FRANKLIN oRuuE Benjamin Franklin Junior High HELEN FRANTZ McKinley Junior High Hi-Y-Ette IOB, Cedar Stott IIA, Pulse Staff IZA, A. S. A. IIB, Vice-President IIA, Boys' Glee Club Accompanist IZA, Erodelphiaru IZB, Literatae IIA, IZB, Vice- President IZA, Class Play IOA, IIB, IZA, All Star Play IIA, Con- test Play IZB, Quill and Scroll IZ RICHARD GATES Benuamin Franklin Junior High Cedar Stott IIA, Pulse Stott IZA, Excular Administrative Committee IZ, The -IOS IOB, Swimming IO, ii, IZ ' BILL GRAY BILL McKinley Junior High Hi-Y IO, II, Pulse Staff IZA, Class President IZ, Douglas Deboters II, Class Play IIB, Basketball IO, Il, IZ, Football II, Track II WILLIAM H. GREEN HBILLI, Eenianiin Franklin Junior High Cedar Statt IDA, IIB, RuIse Staft ICA, II, IZA, Boys' Advisory Coun- ciI IO, IIB, Chemistry and Physics CIub II, IZB, Class PIay IZA, So- phrosyne IZ, Galt IIB, IZB, Wash- ington Radio CIub IZA MARGARET GRISSEL MARG McKinIey Junior High Cedar Stott IIA, IZB, RuIse Stott IZA, Class Treasurer IO, GirIs'Ad- visory CounciI IOA, IIB, Patricions President IIA, IZB, CIass PIay IIA, OuiII and ScroII IZ, Scientitic Searchers IOA, II, IZB, State Band Contest IIB, Band, IO, IIB, IZ, Soohrosyne IZA ESTHER GUY BLONDIE Grant Senior High Better Gregg Artists IZB MARY E. HALTON McKinIeyJunior High Eradelphian IZB HELEN HAMERSMITI-I Benjamin Frankiin Junior High Better Gregg Artists IZB BOB HASTINGS RED Eeniornin Franklin Junior High Goit IIB, Vavra GoIt Cup IZB STARS I JAMES HORAN JIM Beniamin Franklin Junior High Hi-Y IZA, PuIse Stott IZA, LincoIn Debaters IOA, Football ID, II, GoIt IO, II, IZ DON HOUSER BUD , BUTCH Beniannin Franldin Junior High Hi-Y IO, Lsncoin Debaters IOA, Class PIay IIA, GoIt IO, II, IZ, Champion IZA, Runnerfup IDA, IIA, State Tournarnent IIB, IZB, Cheer Leader IO, II, IZB JOHN HIQJSKA KOLACHE McKinIey Junior High Hi-Y IO, II, IZB LUMIR JANKO DUKE McKinley Junior High DON JIROUCH McKinley Junior High Football II CLARENCE JOHNSON SLEEPIE McKinIey Junior High PuIse Staff IZB Z3 HELEN JORDAN McKinley Junior High Better Gregg Artists I2, Eroclelohi- on IQ, Girls' Athletic Club IBA LLJCILLE KASPER LUCY McKinley Junior High Hi-Y-Ette IO, II, IZ, Erodelphian I2, Le Cercle Francais IIA, IZB DOROTHY KASTANEK HDOTH Nlcliinley Junior High Better Curegg Artists IIA, Secree tary-Treasurer IZB, IZA ALJ DREY KEMR Beniamin Franklin Junior High Hi-Y-Ette IBB, Scientific Searchers ICA VERA KINCAID Beniamin Franklin Junior High Better Gregg Artists IZA DOROTHY LINVILLE Mcliinley Junior High Hi-Y-Ette IB, II, IZB, Le Cercle Francais IIA, IZB STARS 24 ROBERTSON LITTLE BOB Benjamin Franklin Junior High Hi-Y II, IZ, Pulse Business Staff IZB, Class Vice-President IZ, So- phrosyne IZ, State Band Contest IIB, State Orchestra Contest IIB EMERSON LONG Beniamin Franklin Junior High Hi-Y IIA, Patricians IIA, Ex Libris IZB GRANT LONGENBALJGH Benjamin Franklin Junior High LESTER LOPATA Les , LoPE Beniamin Franklin Junior High GILMAN F. LOZIER Beniarnin Franklin Junior High Hi-Y II, IZ, Chemistry and Physics Club II, Declamatory Contest IZA JAMES lvl. LLJDLOW JIM , JlMMlE Kenwood Park High School BOB IVIAREK ,,EK,, McKinley Junior High Boys' Glee Club IZ, Class Secre- tary II PHILIP D. IVICALJGHAN Benjamin Franklin Junior High KEN INIETH MCCABE MAC , DOC McKinley Junior High Bays' Glee Club IZ, State Band Contest IIB, Track IIB, IZB RLJTI-I F, IXACINTOSI-I RuTHiE Benjamin Franklin Junior High Hi-Y-Ette II, IZ, Eradelphian IZ, Ex Llbris IZB, Secretary IZA LEO D, MATTH EWS LEE Benjamin Franklin Junior High Pulse Stott IZB EVELYINI MERVEAUX tvlERVY McKinley Junior High IVIERLE MIHIJLKA MIKE IVlcKinlevJun1or High Cedar Statt IZB, Pulse Statt IZA, Boys' Glee Club IO, Il, IZ, Quill and Scroll IZ, Tiger Athletic Coun- cil IOA, II, IZB, Presrdent IZA, Football IOB, IOA, IIA LOUISE IVIILKE Beniamiri Franklin Junior High Eroclelphian IZB, Better Gregg Ar- tists II, IZB, Class Secretary IZ, Girls' Athletic Club IOA, IIB, Sci- entific Searchers IDB, Secretary IOA, Tennis IOB, Winner Girls Doubles IIB IVIARJORIE MILLIGAINI lvlARGE Benjamin Franklin Junior High Better Gregg Artists II, IZ, Ero- delphian IZA DORIS MITTAN DODO McKinley Junior High Cedar Stott IZA, Class Secretary IO, Erodelohian IZ, Girls' Advisory Council IOA, IIB, Patricians IZB, Ex Libris IZB, President IZA, So- phrosyne IZA BERNICE MITVALSKY BEE McKinley Junior High Better Gregg Artists IIA, Vice- President IZB, IZA IVILJRIEL IVIORTON lvlAYO Beniamin Franklin Junior High Hi-Y-Ette IO, IIB, Cabinet IIA, IZB, Pulse Reporter IZA, Pulse Staff IZA, Cecilians IO, IIB, Treasurer IIA, IZB, President and Pulse Reporter IZA, Erodelbhian IZ, Excular Administrative Com- mittee IZ, Girls' Advisory Council Vice-President IIA, IZB, Literatae IIA, Treasurer IZB, Pulse Reporter IZA, Opera IIB, Class Play IDB, IIB, IIA, All Star Play IIA, Con- test Play IZB STARS LYl.E RICHARDSON cfxiai MYERS 'I'LACS , , Beniainin Franklin Junior High Beniamin Franklin Junior High H1-Y ll, IZB, Pulse Stott IZA, our icfx, 11, IZ CHARLES ROBERTS MARY NlCl'l0l.fAS f'Ci.iUCKff NlCl4l' Benjamin Franklin Junior High Benianwin Franklin Junior High QIQSS V,Ce,PrQ5idQ,qi- IQ! Declgmo. H1-Y-Ette IGB, A S A II, The tory Contest IZA, Football IIA, JDK? IO, Basketball Iii, II, Tennis IZA, T. A C. IZAQ Boys' ACIVISOW Runncreup IZE, volley Ball IO, II Council IZA, National Athletic Scholarship Association IZA MARIETTA I.. ROSS SID Nll.ES ,,RET,, M KnLDljVlpIg Hgh McK1nleyJuniorHigh C 1 y uni r 1 V Pulse Staff IZA, Basketball 11, IZ Bella G'egQp,fTglfSHS2l2B' Emdel' EIYI'L,FETI?ANEK ELIZABETH ANN Roni PETE HBE-I-TIE, Beniarnin Franklin Junior High Bemomm Franklin Junior High Boys' GIQQ Club IIA CIOSS Prev- HIVYAEIIQ 10, A, s, A, io, IIB, CIQIII II, ODQVU IIB, 0055 pl0Y President IIA, Scientitic Searchers IOA, IZA, All Star Play IIA, Sci- IOB entitic Searchers IC, Soohrosyrie IZ HOWARD PYLE JACK JAMES RYAN McKinley Junior High JIM Basketball II, IZ, Football IZ, Immaculate Conception Molley Boll ID, ll M11-DRED QUASS ROMA MAE SABIN JERRY RED , QLJASS Beniarnin Franklin Junior High Cecilians IDB, Scientitic Searchers ICA, Winners in Girls' Glee Club District Contest IDB McKinley Junior High Declamatory Contest IIB, Winner Local Preliminary IZB, Local Pre- liminary, Sub-District, Pre-District IZA Z6 ,X BOB SAILOR McK.nlex Junior Higlri l'li-Y if ll, ll, Excular Adminis- tratiye Conwrrttee lC'B llli Scie entitic Secrclwers lf, Track lil, ll ,fn ' CARL HAROLD SADILEK in X ,L HEAGLEYH McKinley Junior l-ligb fs' Glee Club ll, l2, Opera llB, ass Play llA, Glee Club District and State Contest llA WlLLlSTON Sl-lEFRONlCl4 l3en1arn'n Franklin Junior l-ligb Class Play lCA, Boys' Glee Club l2, opera tts, Football ii, A Capella Cbotr ll, l2, Treasurer TZA VLASTA SM EJ KAL McKinley Junior l-ligb Better Gregg Artists l2, Girls' Council l2A LENORE STARK LENA , LEE Benianiin Franklin Junior High l-li-Y-Ette lC, Cecilians lOA, ll, l2A, Erodelbltian l2A, Le Cercle Francais l2A, Opera llB, Class Play l lB, Winner in Music Contest, Girls' Glee Club, State Contest llB, Soprano Solo District Contest TZB, Soobrosyne l2A MEREDITH STRANG Ludlow intermediate, Davenport, Iowa Eoys' Clee Club l2, Golf lOB, lOA, llB JOl-lN Tl-lRELKELD THREK Beniamin Franklin Junior Higlw Boys' Glee Club l2B,' Lincoln De- baters lCA, Class Play, lOA, llB LOUIS TOW 'lLOUlE Grant Senior l-ligli ARTl-lUR J. TROYAK ART McKinleyJuniorFligb Fli-Y lO, Cabinet ll, l2E3, Cedar Stall IO, Pulse Stall l2A, Boys' Olee Club ll, l2B, Class Vice- President ll, Opera llB, Football ll, l2 RUSSELL WALDRON ELMO McKinley Junior l-ligb Pulse Stott l2A, A Capella Clwoir Secretary l2B, President l2A, Boys' Glee Club lOA, llA, l2B, Librar- ian l2A, Senior Quartet l2l3, Opera llA, Tiger Athletic Council l2, Basketball l2B, Football llA, Track l2B DON WALLACE WALLlE McKinley Junior l-liglrt l-li-Y llB, Aero lO, ll, Boys' Glee Club l2, Class Play lOA, llB, Basketball llA, Football llA, l2A, Track l2B FRANCIS WELLS WELLS Beniomin Franklin Junior l-ligh' l-li-Y ll, l2, National l-ligb Scltool Orcbestra ll, State Band Contest lO, ll, l2, Washington Radio Club Vice-President l2A RICI-IARD WESTERFIELD DICK McKinley Junior High I-Ii-Y IO, President II, IZ, Cedar Staff IZB, Pulse Staff IO, Class President IO, Declamatory Contest IIA, IZB, Douglas Debaters II, Class Play IOA, IIB, IZA, Contest Play IZB, Quill and Scroll Vice- Rresident IZB, IZA, Sophrosyne IZ, State Band Contest IOB, IZB, The LIDO ID STARS DONALD WILSON Roosevelt Junior I-ligh Cedar Staff IIB, Pulse Staff IGB, Boys' Advisory Council Il, Douglas Debaters IZ, Excular Administrae tive Committee II, Lincoln Debat- ers IO, Class Rloy IDA, Sophrosyne I2, Golf IIA, IZ, Inter Class De- bate Tourney IIA, IZA O-Il-IER STARS1 Adeline Adolphs, Harriet Barnaby, Ida I-lansen, Bernard Nemmers, Tl-IEME SUNG O grim, grey Washington our high school With ivy clinging to its walls And mellow, mingled tints of sunset Illumine novv our classic halls. While students throng around the class rooms With teachers joining in the fun, And mingle merry hearts and voices In praise of Washington. Our high school friendships all must sever And fade as does the dying day, And closest lqinships all be broken, As out in life we wencl our way: And yet, whatever be Iife's fortune, Tho mem'ry fails and friends be none, We'll love thee still, our Alma Mater, Our dear old Washington. 25 IN COCOANUT CJROVE - THE. VILLAFN FOILED I lmmooucmo ED WYNN THE WY CATH THE PRIMA DONNA . FIRE LADDFES J NUARY 'Q JUNE STARS ROBERT LAMSON MAVRTCE CRONE DUANE BLACKWELL MARIAN HUNTING ALBERT KITZHABER Secretary Treasurer President Vice-President Excular CLASS CDF JUNE 1933 I-larold Chord: Perhaps you don't remem- ber me, but when this class was VEITVCUQQ, I was its benign Sovereign When I did hold sway, I enjoyed a happy successful year. For instance, do you remember that IOI3 mixer within my castle walls? That was the height of my rule. Yes, those were the good old days. William Van Orsdoli You're getting for- getful, though I was Junior President, I must remind you that your people won first place in the annual class song contest at the Shrine Temple- Strange not to recall thatl During my rule the class also carried off honors at the some event. l3ut that's in the past. Now a new sovereign reigns in the Senior Class. Duane l3lackwell1 That's right, l'm in my glory now, perhaps during the happiest days of the class even though we do face bank- ruptcy in our excheguer, No funds for gaie- ties in this year of depressionln I-larold Chord: And you have not been able to arouse support in building a much needed new castle, have you? Duane l3lackwelli No, but who cares about the building as long as one has a good time and accomplishes something. Our host of representatives in athletics, debate, and dro- matics, such as Fritz Jakoubek, Warren Carr, and Frances Eby, do seem to prove that we have fulfilled both of these requirements. William Van Grsdoli Besides we were plenty lucky in our '3l, '32, and '33 cabinets with Miss Rogers, our Secretary of State. Duane Blackwell: And with that snappy committee working on class day program, you can just believe that our reign will end in a blaze of gloryl William Van Orsdoli I wish we knew who our graduation speaker is to be, but we can rest assured he will be worthy of the impres- sive occasion at which we gather for the last time as the Class of '33. 30 KZ no XAKER McKun eyjunior High EAN LDERMAN DUSTY fskfe alls High School, Cedar Falls, Iowa Basketball llg Track IO, llj Le Cercle Francais l2A STANLEY ALSOP STAN Benjamin Franklin Junuor Hugh Le Cercle Francais l2A KENNETH ANDRESEN KENNY Heron Lake Public Hugh School BLJENETTA ANGELL BLJE Benjamin Franklin Junior Hugh Hi-Y-Ette lO, ll, l2, Class Play lO, lZg Erodelphian l2, Girls' Ath- letic Club ll, Pulse Reporter llBg Literatae ll, l2, Tennis lO, ll, l2g Le Cercle Francais l2A DONALD ANGOTT ANJET Roosevelt Junior Hugh Basketball ll, Football lU, I2 STARS 3l SAM ARCHIBALD ARCHIE McKinley Junior Hugh Manager of Eootgall Team lO, ll l aEouaaE Auun Benjamin Eranklun Junior Htgh AGNES BABAK Aa , MAGGIE Praurieburg, Iowa Hu-Y-Ette lGBg Le Cercle Francais l2B u VFW! I Y ,. gs 'J PETER BACHKES PETE , REPEAT McKinley Junior Hugh Football li, ll, l2 BESSIE lvl. BAKER HBH Wilson Junior Hugh Hu-Y-Ette IDA, Better Gregg Ar- tists llA! l2, Vice-President l2A, Soohrosyne l2, Winning Valley Boll Team llB DEANE BENTON Benuaunun Eronklun Junior High Class Play ll, Football ll, l2, Track lO, ll CATHERINE BERRY KITTY Mcliinley Junior High Hi-Y-Ette ICA, Better Gregg Ar- tists IIA, IZA HELEN BERRY BERRY Beniamin Franklin Junior High HiAY'Ette IO, Better Gregg Artists IZ, Erodelohian IZ, Treasurer IZB, Literatae II, Class Play IO, II, Winning Baseball Team IIA LLJCILLE BISHOP LUCKY , .i Qgiziniymngg: HI- f ,C, , ri N6 rtists iifX I2, Im. faIZB, Eijzlohi an IZ, Secretarv IZA, Literatae , im I VIRGINIA BLACK GINNA Beniamin Franklin Junior High Hi-Y-Ette IO, II, IZ, President IZ, Cedar Stott II, IZ, A, S A. IIA, Cecilians IIA, Erodelohian IZ, Girls' Advisory Council IZ, Literaf tae II, IZ, President IZB, Patri- Cians II, IZ, President IZA, Quill and Scroll IIA, IZ, Sophrosyne IZ, Golf ICB, IIB DUANE BLACKWELL lNKY McKinley Junior High Boys' Glee Club IZ, Librarian IZA, Class President IZ, National Ath letra Scholastic Society IOA II IZ Ti er Athletic Council IDA' I Il Q , , Basketball IO, II, Football IO, II IZ, Track IO, II, IZ BARBARA BLDOIVIHALL BARB Beniamin Franklin Junior High riimgiie io, ne, eoii io, ii, IZ Le Cercle Francais IZA STARS BZ JOHN BLOIVIQU I ST McKinley Junior High Douglas Debaters IIA, Debate Team IZ, Excular Administrative Committee II, Scientific Searchers IO, Sophrosyne IZ, Secretary- Treasurer IZA ELIZABETH BLOUGH BETTY Beniamin Franklin Junior High Hi-Y-Ette IOA, Better Gregg Ar- tists IIA, IZ, Vice-President IZB, Erodelphian IZ, Winning Baseball Team i IA EDIVILJND BONTTY NED, McKinley Junior High RUBY BOWSER Beniamin Franklin Junior High Hi-Y-Ette IO, IIB, Girls' Athletic Club IIA, IZ, Le Cercle Francais IIA, IZ, Vice-President IZB RALPH BRAMGW Beniamin Franklin Junior High MARY LOUISE BRAND MARY LOU Benjamin Franklin Junior High Hi-Y-Ette IO, Cecilians IIA, IZ, Eradelphian IZ, Le Cercle Francais IIA, IZA, Literatae IOA, II, IZ, Class Play IO, Golt IZB ROBERT BROSH BOB Clumbung Hull Hugh School Boys' Glee Club lOA, IT, l2, Obera lQlA,' Class Play TO, ll, Boys' Glee Club Dustruct Contest lO LlNN BUCKLIN BUCKY Benuarnun Eranklun Junuor Hugh Golt TG, ll, l2, Charnpuonshub Cub l2B ALlCE l. BURTON LALLlE Terrul l-llgh School, Terrul, lovva Hu-Y-Ette lOg Cedar Statt l2, Busuness Staff of Pulse ITB, A S A llAg Better Gregg Artusts TIA, Declamatory Contest IOBQ Erodel- phuaru l25 Luteratae llA, l2, Wun- ruung Baseball Team llA, Quull and Scroll l2A JOHN BUSENBARK BUSEY Ecnuarnun Eranklun Junuor Hugh Le Cercle Erarucaus l2A HELEN CAIRNS RED Benuamun Erankluru Junuor Hugh Hu-YfEtte lOBg Erodelphuan l2, Luteratae llA, l2B, Le Cercle Francaus l2A BETTY LOU CAMERON BETTY Mcliunley Junuor Hugh Eroaelphuaru l2,' Luteratae ll, l2, Class Play l2 fuldfw sums W WARREN CARR CARR lVlcKunley Junuor High Hu-Y ll, l2, Treasurer l2, Pulse Busuness Statt llA, l2A, Sports Edutor l2B, Boys' Glee Club llAg Chernlstry and Physucs Club llAg Class Treasurer Tlg Class Play lT, All Star Play TZ, Scuentufuc Search- ers TO, Tlg Eoo.baIl lOBg Tennus llA, Band lfl, ll, l2g Debate Team l2 EDlTH CHADIMA Ely Hzgh School ,I x Deflamafory Contest llB fx X T X J O49 J l U MYRON CHAPlN MlKE , CHlPPY Mcliunley Junuor Hugh Vo'ley Ball lOl RICHARD CHECK CHECK AND DOUBLE CHECK Benuarnun Euanlclun Junuor Hugh Hr-Y lO, Tl! l2, Boys' Glee Club l2, Class Play lO, ll LENORE CH M ' IMP SUM! Benuarnun a up uor Hugh HOWARD CLARK lVlCKunleyJunlor Hugh Boys' Culee Club TlAg Chemistry and Physrcs Club llg Sophrasyne l2g State Band Contest lOAg Washungton Radxo Club l2 KARL CLEN DEN l NG CLEN McKinley Junior High Class Play ll, Washington Radio Club l2A ESTHER CLIFFER BARRlE McKinley Junior High Hi-Y-Ette lUB, Better Gregg Ar- tists l2, Scientific Searchers l2 HELEN COLBY 'REU' Beniamai Franklin Junior High Erodelphian TZB, Girls' Athletic 'Club llA, l2, Cabtaan of School Winning Volley Ball Team l2B GRANT COLLINS THE OLD MAESTROH Beniamin Franklin Junior High lVlAXlNE V, COLLINS MACKlE McKinley Junior High Better Gregg Artists llA MOOSE Nlcliinley Junior High Plays' Glee Club l2, Valley Ball l2A GERTRLJDE CRAMER GERTlE , TRUDY McKinley Junior High l-livY-Ette TOAQ Le Cercle Francais lOAg Literatae l2 MAURICE CRONE MORRY , MlJCKS Burlington High School Boys' Advisory Council l2B, Class Treasurer l2g Patricians ll, Vice- Presiderit llAg Vergilians l2, Pres- ident l2Bg Sophrosyne llA, l2g Basketball lO, ll, l2g Football ll l2g Tennis, TO, ll r , JERRY CROWLEY TWO GUN McKinley Junior High Pulse Stott l2Ag Boys' Glee Club llA, ll Valley Ball l2A CHARLES CULLEN CHUCK Beniamin Franklin Junior High Tiger Athletic Council l2g Football io, ii, ig ROBERT DAGGETT BOB McKinley Junior High Football ll, l2 GLADYS D, DAWSON Benlamin Franklin Junior High Hi-Y-Ette IOA, ll, TZ, Cabinet l2g Pulse Business Staff llB, Editorial Stott l2Ag A. S. A llg Ceciliafis ll, l2g Girls' Athletic Club l2g Literatae llA, l2g Winning Valley Ball Team llAg State Geometry Contest IOA MARCUS DeLAY lVIARKIE Immaculate Conceptnan Pulse Staff IZA, Washlngtan Radlo Club IZ STARS EVELYN DGMOSS EPPIE Benjamln Franklln Junlor High Hi-Y-Ette IO, Erodelphlan IZ NAOMI DERMODY 'I OMAN V Satlor Spnngs, Illlnoyfifr IP .fr JOHN DOWN I NG JOHNNlE Benlamln Franklln Junzor Htgh HI-Y II, IZ, Pulse Staft II, Chem- lstry and Physics Club II, Swlmmlng Team IO FRANK DUNN FRANKlE Mclilnley Junlor Hugh HI-Y IO, Pulse Stott IZA, Boys' Glee Club IZ FRANCES L. EBY FRAN Benlamtn Franklin Junlor Hlgh ' HI-Y-Ette IO, Cectllans IZ, Secre- tary IZA, Erodelphlan IZ, Llteratae II, IZ, Secretary IZB, Class Play IO, II, IZ, Tennis Tournament II 35 VIRGINIA ELLIS 'IGINH Benlamln Franklin Junror I-Isgh Hn-Y-Ette IO, Erodelphuan IZ, Lit- cratae II, IZ, Wlnnlng Baseball Team IIA JOHN ERICKSON SWEDEN Mclslnley Junlor Hugh Pulse staff IZA, mek IQA, A Capella Cholr IIB, IZA JAMES FITZPAT gg, A 'Ara' , , maculate Concept Basketball IIB, Valley Ba ,A DONALD FORBES Lone Tree, Iowa, Hlgh Schoo Boys' Olee Club IO , II Z, Capella Chalr B, r IO , Class Play IO, I a IO, I , IZ, Orches r A ELIZABETH FRENCH BETTY Benlamvn Franklln Junior Hugh Hn-Y-Ette IG, II, Pulse Stott IZA, A S. A II, Erodelphlan IZ, Le Cercle Francans IZ, Galt II, IZ, Q Galt Champion IIB, IZB, Tennis I IIA, IZA 5' ,' ,Q ROBERT GABLE 'ff , GUS X 2 lVIcKInleyJunlorHIgh - K Hu-Y IG, II, IZ, Secretary IZ, Cedar Stott IZ, Boys' Glee Club ., IZA, Asslstant Lrbranan, Natlanal Athletnc Schalastuc Soclety IZA, Patnclans II, Treasurer IIA, Tnger C Athletec Council IZA, Football II, x E IZ, Track II, IZ, Tennis II, Ver- glllans IZ, Tralner for Basketball D IZ A R AVERY GAGE Benjamin Franklin Junior High l-li-Y 11, 12, Vice-President 12,' Pulse Stott Solicitor 1lA, Pulse Staff 12A, Track 12, Galt 12B, Swirnrning1O, 11, Class Play 11, 12 IRENE GlBBONS RENEE McKinley Junior High Better Gregg Artists 1lA, 12 Jwoootaow o. oirxitufat M , . WOODlE J' cliinley Junior High Pulse Stott Reporter 12A MERRILL GROVE Sl-lRlMP Beniamin Franl:l:n Junior High Class Play 12, Ex Libris 11B ANN HABOTA McKinley Junior High Better Gregg Artists 1lA, 12B GEORGE HADDAD EGORE McKinley Junior High Valley Ball 11A STARS DURWOOD HAGEMAN McKinley Junior High Douglas Debaters, Inter-Class De- bate 12B, Patricians 11, 12, Sophrosyne 12 FRANClS HALDA FRANTZ Beniarnin Franklin Junior High State High School Orchestra 1OA, State Band Contest 1OA, Orchestra 1O,l1,12, Band1O,11,12, Woodwind Quintet 12 EVELYN HALL EVVlE Ottumwa High School l-lifY-Ette 10B, 12A, Cecilians l1B, 12, Pulse Reporter 12A, Erodelphi- an 12, Literatae 12, Secretory 12A, Class Play 11 GEORGE A. HALLENBECK HOLLY Benjamin Franklin Junior High National Athletic Scholastic Soci- ety 11A, 12, Tiger Athletic Council l1A, 12, Football 11, 12, Track 11A, Manager ot Spring TrackiA JOSEPHINE HALJSAFLJS JO , l-lOPPER FOOT 1 Roosevelt Junior High tists 11A, 12, Erodelphian 12A Sophrosyne 12 36 E RA .t v Pulse M a '14 Coun l O' , x 1 Hi-Y-Ette 10, 12, Better Gregg Ar- CIMJI I 0 N U CARL NDRICKSON KAYO Benjamin Franklin Junior High EDITH HERSCH EDEN McKinley Junior High Hi-Y-Ette IO, II, Erodelphian IZ, Girls' Athletic Club II, Treasurer IIA, Le Cercle Francais IZB, Class Play ll, Winning Volley Ball Team IIA ROBERT I-IIGLEY URODH McKinley Junior High Hi-Y IZ DONALD HILLIER DONNIEH McKinley Junior High Hi-Y IO, II, IZ, President IZ, Boys' Advisory Council IZA, Class Secretary II, National Athletic Scholastic Society II, IZ, Tiger Athletic Council II, IZ, Vice-Pres- :dent IIA, President IZ, Basketball II, IZ, Football IO, Il, IZ, Track IO, II, IZ MAXINE HOLETS MAX Fairfax High School Erodelphian IZB, Le Cercle Francais IZA ll if LN lil OSEIJOLTZ ' f SIS Garrison High School Hi-Y-Ette ID, IIB, Erojelphian IZB STARS 37 ANNE HOMOLKA UHOMOLKAH McKinley Junior High Hi-Y-Ette IZ, Erodelphian IZ, Le Cercle Francais IZA, Scientific Searchers IZ, State Band Contest IOA, IZA, Band IO, II, IZ, Or- chestra IOB, IIB, A Capella Choir IZA FRANK HRABETIN LAD Beniamin Franklin Junior High Pulse Stott IZA, Golf II, IZ, Vol- ley Ball IZA, A Capella Choir IIA, IZB ELEANOR HUNTING Beniarnin Franklin Junior High Hi-Y-Ette IO, II, IZ, A S A II, Eroclelphian IZ, Le Cercle.Francais IZA, Vice-President IZA, Literatae IZA, Vice-President IZA, Patri- czans II, Class Play IO, Sophros- yne IZ, Golt IO, II, IZ, Vergilians IZ, Secretory IZB, Vice-President IZA IVIARIAN HUNTING Benyarnin Franklin Junior High I-li-Y-Ette IO, II, IZ, A. S A IIA' Class Vice-President IZ, Erodel- phzan IZ, Vice-President IZA, Girls' Athletic Club II, IZB, Pres- ident IIA, Le Cercle Francais IZA, Vice-Presiclent IZA, Patricians II Galt II, IZ, Tennis IO f SARA HUNTINGTON Mcliinley Junior High I-Ii-Y-Ette IO, II, IZ, Cabinet I', IZ, A. S. A II, Eroilelphian IZ, Patricians II, Scriba IIA, Class Play IZ, A Capella Choir IZ MARGLJERITE I-IYTEN Benjamin Franklin Junior High Hi-Y-Ette IO, II, A S A II, Vice-President IIA, Class Treas- urer IO, Girls' Advisory Council II, Erodelphian IZ, Pulse Reporter IZB, Program Chairman IZA, Patricians II, Sophrosyne IZ, Tennis IOA, IIA, Vergilians IZ, Vice-President IZB, A Capella Choir IIA, IZ, In- ter-Class Debate Tournament IIB, Debate Team IIA ANNA ICKE McKinley Junior High Eroclelphian l2A FRANK JAKOLJBEK FRlTZ McKinley Junior High Pulse Stott l2A, Tiger Athletic Council lb, N, l2, Treasurer NB, Secretary NA, Vice-President l2B, President l2A, Basketball lO, N, l2, Football ll, l2, Track ll, TZ, Boys' Council l2A ANGELINE JEKERLE ANGEL , ANGlE McKinley Junior High Better Gregg Artists NA, l2 JANET JOHNSON JANlE McKinley Junior High Better Gregg Artists NA, l7A, Cccilians l2 Q -,,, X, 7, , CQ ,, 'i'4j5y5ALT R Jones j 2, 'J Hyyfimockff, 'foicoLo Beniamin Franklin Junior High Pulse Staff lf, Cheniistry and Physics Club llQA, N, Class Play lfl, ll, All Star Play NA, Scien- tztic Searchers lOB, Washington Raclio Club l2 0 Q,ll:ffuL NE Joswu PAUL l E Grant High School STARS 38 ALBERT KITZHABER HA,-,, Benjamin Franklin Junior High Hi-Y N, l2, Cedar Stott l2, Pulse Statt l2A, Chemistry and Physics Club ll, Secretary NB, Excular Administrative Committee l2, Sci- entitic Searchers ll, Galt l2, Washington Radio Club l2, Le Cercle Francais l2A, Senior Play Committee l2B LEONARD KOLAR COACH Beniamin Franklin Junior High Golf lO, ll, l2, State Tournament Des Moines lOB, l2B, A Capella Choir l2 RUTH KORNITZKY HR,-,ZH McKinley Junior High Pulse Staff TZA, Erodelphian l2, Treasurer l2A, Le Cercle Francais lOA, ll, l2, President l2B, Sophrosyne T2 FREDRlC F. KUBIAS HFREDDYH, SPARKS , FRlTZ Beniamin Franklin Junior High l-li-Y NB, Pulse Stott lOB, Boys' Glee Club NA, Chemistry and Physics Club NB, Class Play ll, All Star Play ll, l2, Stage Prop- erties Manager Senior Play l2, Sci- entific Searchers NB, Valley Ball l2A, Washington Radio Club l2 CHARLES KUBIK KOOBlK t McKinley Junior Hig Class Play N ROBERT LAMSON SATCHEL , BOB Beniamin Franklin Junior High Hi-Y ll, l2, Membership Chair- man l2, Pulse Business Stott l2, Boys' Glee Club ll, l2, Chemistry and Physics Club ll, Class Secre- tary TZ, Declamatory Contest l2B, All Star Play l2A, Scientific Searchers ll, Golf lO, ll, TZ, Tennis lO, ll, l2, Assembly Com- mittee ll, l2, Inter-Class Debate l2B VERN Beniamin Franklin Junior High K MAR UDLOW Ei, Be arnin lin Junior High Hi Ette Better Gregg Ar- sts IIA e Cercle Francais IZA, President l STARS yyiumifi LEiEF WILDCPU2 I Benjamin Franklin Junior High Hi-Y ll, IZ, State Band Contest IIA THELMA LEONARD TED Benjamin Franklin Junior High MAE S, LONGLJEVI LLE Beniarnin Franklin Junior High Pulse Stott IO, IZB, Cecilians IZ VERNON LORENCE KATHRYN LLJDY Grant High School i IZA, Patricians II, IZ, Sophrosyne IIA, IZ 39 MELVIN MAGNUSON MAGGIE McKinley Junior High Pulse Stott IZA, Tiger Athletic Ccuncil IZA, Basketball IO, II, IZ, Track IZ, Valley Ball II, IZ JOHN MAN EY TARZAN Springfield High School, Springfield, Illinois HivY II, IZ, Cedar Stott IZ, Pulse Staff IZA, Class Vice-President II, National Athletic Scholastic Society IIA, IZl3g Class Play IZ, Tiger Atheltic Council IIA, IZ, Treasurer IIA, Track IIA, IZA, Inter-Class Debate IZB BOB MARESH MUCKLO , lSHY , BUZZ McKinley Junior High Tiger Athletic Council IZA, Boys' Glee Club IZ, Basketball IOA, IIA, Trainer IZA, Football IO, ll, IZ, Track IO, II MARGARET MARKERT MARGlE Beniarnin Franklin Junior High Hi-Y-Ette IZ, Pulse Staff IZA, A. S, A II, President IIA, Excular Committee IO, Erojelphian IZ, President IZB, Cecilians Il, IZ, Vice-President IZB, President IZA, Girls' Advisory Council II, Le Cercle Francais IZA, Literatae II, IZ, Secretary IIA, Program Chair- man IZB, Pulse Reporter IZA, Class Play ll, Sophrosyne IIA, IZ PEARL E YN A ALL ' ARSHA inleyJ ' :gh Hi-el iAsAiiA, Be r G ists IZA, Erodel- phi ri IZ ercle Francais IZ, Patricians I B, Sophrosyne IZA VVILMA L. MARTIN 'lWlLLlE Benjamin Franklin Junior High Le Cercle Francais IZ, Patricians Il, Vergilians IZ AURA MCEWEINI RED DUST West High, Waterloo Cecilians IZA, State Band Contest IZA, A Capella Choir IIA, IZB, Band I2 LESTER MIKULECKY McKinley Junior High Pulse Staff IZB, Volley Ball IOA RUTH MIKULECKY i La? WILLIAM MIKULECKY ii B I Uni, McKinley Junior High ORA MARIE MILES 'IORNERYH McKinley Junior High JOSERHIINIE MILLER MJOH McKinley Junior High Cecilians IZA, Winning Basketball Team IDB Q .,,,lr STARS 40 MADGE MILLER McKinley Junior High Pulse Staff l2B, Girls' Athletic Club IOA, Il, IZB, Vice-President IIA WILLIAM MILLER BILL Benjamin Franklin Junior High Boys' Quartet II, IZ, Boys' Glee Club II, IZ, Football IO, Il, IZ, Basketball Trainer IZA, Track Manager IIA MARCELLA MISAK CELLA Benjamin Franklin Junior High Hi-Y-Ette IO, II, A. S, A. IOA, II, Erodelphian I2, Patricians II, Vergilians IZ, Golf IO, II, IZ GRACE A. MORAVEC GRACY Benjamln Franklin Junior High Hi-Y-Ette io, ii, A. 5, A. iof-x, ii, Erodelphian IZ, Le Cercle Francais IZA, Literatae II, I2 DON MORRIS CHARLIE Benjamin Franklin Junior High Football IOB, Valley Ball IZA MARY MORRISON HPETEH Marion High School ROBERT MOTT BOB Beruuorhuh Erahkluru Juruuor Hugh Eoolball IO, II, IZ, Track IO, II EN I D L, MUELLER NENO Beruuamiru Frankluh Iuhuor Hugh Better Gregg Arrusfs IIA T ETH IVIUNGER LIBBET eruuamiru Fuankluru Juruuor Hugh Hu-Y-Elle ua, uu, A S A uu, Erodelahuah IZ MAURENE IVIUNGER RENEE Behuamuru Eraru Iuru.Iur1uOr Hugh Hu-Y-Elle IO, I , IZ, Pyubluculy De- partment un fb un? I, Secretary IZ A Syl uu- ,QI IZ' , , rdelphuaru , Le Cer e raruefgl A The 400 ICI, edlcfy ICB, Vuce-Presu- ehrlwg , Presudehr IIB LOUIS NASSIE LOU ACKERSH Mcliuruley Juhuor Hugh Hu-Y IZA Pulse Staff IZA Bo s' I I Y Glee Club IZ, Valley Ball IO, IIA ALICE NEBENDAHL NEBBlE Beruuomuh Eraruliluh Juhuor Hugh Befrer Gregg Artuslg IZA WILLIAM NEFF B I LL NlcKuruIeyJur1uor Hugh Boys' Quartet II, IZ, Boys' Glee Club IZ, Presuderut IZA, Boys' Ade vusory Council Presudent IZA, Na- tional Athletuc Scholasfuc Socuety II, IZ, Tuger Athletuc Cauncul II, IZ, Eoolball II, IZ, Track IIA, Pulse Staff IZA GEORGE NELSON 9I-90 , TWO-TONI' Lathrop Juhuor Hugh, Sarula Ana, Calufarruua Hu-Y IZ, Pafrucuans II, Class Play IZ, AII Star Play IZA, Football IZB, Terunug IIA BOB NELSON FLASH IVIGSOH Culy Hugh SCIIOOI Hu-Y II, IZ, Pgtrucuahs II, IZ ELMER NEIVIECEK ELM Mcliuuuley Juruuor Hugh Pulse Staff IZA, Track ICB PHOEBE JANE NEMECEK PHE Benuamuru Erahkluh Jurulor Hugh Hu-Y-Elle IO, II, IZ, Soclal Chair- mam IZ, Ceculuahs IZ, Erodelphuah IZ, Vuce-Presudehl IZB, Le Cercle Frarucaus IZA, Luleralae IZ IVIARDELL OWEN CHUBBY Berulamuru Frahklun Juruuor Hugh Hu-Y-Elle IO, Ceculuahs II, IZ, Lubraruaru IZA, Le Cercle Frarucaus IZA, Stale Band Cohtesr IOA, IIA JACK Fl PALMER BuDbY Bengamin Franklin Junior High Hi-Y llA, l2g Sophrosyne l2g ln- ter-Class Debate l2Bg School Debate Team i2 JOYCE PALMER ,,JO,, Benjamin Franklin Junior High Hi-Y-Ette lO, ll, l2, Treasurer ll, Fellowship Chairman l2g Cecilians ll, l2, Secretary TZB, Vice-Presr dent l2Ag Erodelphian l2g Girls' Athletic Club llg Le Cercle Fran- cais l2A, Secretary l2Ag National High School Chorus llAg Cedar Stott l2A, Quill and Scroll l2A FRED PERKINS McKinley Junior High Tiger Athletic Council llA, l2g Basketball lOA, HB, Football lOA, llg Track lCiA! llAg Le Cercle Francais l2A CHESTER J. PETRANEK PET Benlamin Franklin Junior High Boys' Culee Club llBg Chemistry and Physics Club ll, Class Play IO, llg Sophrostfne llA, l2g State Orchestra Contest TOAQ Tennis llAg String Quartet lA!inner ot Second in State, Sixth in National Contest lClA, String Quartet Win- ner at Second in State, First in National Contest llAQ Ex Libris ll, l2, Treasurer l2g A Capella Choir l2 MARJORIE A. PRIVATSKY MARS McKinley Junior High Hi-Y-Ette lOg Eroclelphian l2j Le Cercle Francais ll HAZEL QUAAS QUAAS McKinley Junior High STARS 42 p in KENNETH QLJAAS KENNY , QUAAS McKinley Junior High MARIE QUAAS Benjamin Franklin Junior High Vergilians l2g Patricians llj Sophrosyne l2 PEARL K, QLJAAS PILL Benjamin Franklin Junior High Pulse Stott l2Ag Patricians ll Vergilians l2g A Capella Choir I2 Erodelphian l2 EMOLI NE RATCLIFF MEM, McKinley Junior High EUGENE RENNEKAMP Immaculate Conception EVERETT RHODES RALPH Newton High School STARS BETTY RICE PoIytecIInIc ScEooI, Son Fronoseo, CCIIItorn.o HELEN RISK HELLY NIcKInIey ,ILIVIIOV HIQII Dedomotory Contest IIA VICTORIA RISK VICKI IVIcKInIe3 Juntor HIQII Better Gregg Arttsts IIA, Pulse Reporter IZB, Deelornotory Contest IIA ORVAL ROSE V,'EENIE BenIonIIn EronkIIn Juntor HIQII DOROTHY RUNDQUIST I2OTTY Bengorntn FIOURIIIT Junzor HIQII Better Creoq ArtI5t5 IZA, CIoss Scffmfy IIB, The -ICQ IIQI, II ROBERT SAR ffI3oI3 Bengorntn EronIcIIn JunIor HIQII HIYY II, IZ, I3uI5e Stott IZA, Jun- Ior Ptoy IIB, Trock IIA, Stote Orchestre Contest IIA, Bond IOB, II, IZ, Orcnestro ICA, II 43 KENNETH SCHLUNTZ KENNY , SCHLUNTZ MeKInIey Junior I'IIQI'I Orenestro IO, II, IZ, Stote Orchestra Contest IOA CLARENCE SCHIVIIDT Not Groduottng VIRGINIA SCI-INARE Altoono I-IIgI'I School, Altoono, Po. Le Cerc:Ie Francois IIA, IZ, Treosurer IZB BOB SCI-IWERKE McKInIey Junior HIQII Boys' Actwsory Counc5II IB, TIQer AtIIIetIe COLIVICII II, IZ, Treosurer IZB, Secretory IZA, BosI4etboII IB, II, IZ, Trock IO, EootI3oII IO, II, IZ VERA SCOTT SCOTTIE Bentomtn EronI.IIn Juntor HIQII HI-Y-Ette IOB, Stote Bond Contest IOA, CIorIrIet Distrtet Contest, FIIIIIT IH Stote ICA, A CopeIIo CITOII IZA, Bond IO, II, IZ, Orelwestro IO, II, IZB ELAINE SEEKINS Wostwburn, lVIinneopoIIs I-II-Y-Ette IU, IIB, ErodeIpIIIon IZ, Potrnetons II, Vergiltons IZ STARS ISABEL SELDEN I HELEN I. SMITH IZZY RENIE McKunIey Junuor Hrgh Bemamin Franklin Junior Hugh HI-Y-Etre IO, II, A S A II, Le Cercle Francais IOA, The -IOC Secretary IIA, ErodeIphran IQB IOA ANNE SEXTON Josepnme o. SMITH ANNIE ROONEYH WON MCKrnIey Junror Hrgh Toledo ,hgh Smog, Hr-Y-Ette IIA, GrrIs' AthIet1c Club BQHQ, Gwgg Amgts ,ZA If, II, IZB, Treasurer IZB, The IIT? IOA, II, Treasurer IIA VIRGINIA SHAEEER JAMES SIVIITI-I HEMMW SMITTY MCKinIey Junror Hugh Hr-Y II, IZ, Aero IO, PaTn:ranS II, Mergllians IZ, Tennis II, I2, CIass Secretary IO Bemarnrn Erankhn Junror Hrgh Hr-Y-Ette IIIB, I2, Dxrecjtor In Home Roorn Musre Contest III, A CooeI!a Chonr IIA, I2 ELAINE SHONKA BenIarnrn Erankhn Junmor Hrgh Hr-Y-Ette IU, II, I2, Chaurrnan , I of Musee Cornrnrttee IZ, Cecrlians . , 1 IIA, IQ, Treasurer IZA, Declamo- , - tory Contesr IIB, ErodeIphIan IZ, I 'IRED , MIKE Rrograrn Charrrnan IZB, Gwrls' Ath- MCKWIQVJUWM HQ, Ienc CIub IIA, Lrterafae II, I2, Program Charrrnan IZA, Patrrcrans II, Smenfnhc Searchers IO, II, Prewaent II, Sophrosyne IIA, I2, Presndent I2 RALPH R. STEEEA RALPH SLIUIXIK GarwrnHrghSchooI Hr-Y IZA, BaskeTbaII IGarwInI Eenranun Erankhn Junror Hugh IIB, Orchestra IGarvvunI IIB MARY SIGMUND HSIGGIEH MCKrnIeyJunIorHugh STEWART Huff'-Erre IO, II, IZ, ErodeIphlan ' BO,,,eSC,,yH,gh SCWO, I2, Secretory IZB, Guns' Advnsory CouncrI III, Le Cercie Erancans IO, II, I2, Secretary IQB 44 DOROTHY SWAN DOTTlE , DUCKY Berwuarhuru Erarukluru Juruuar Hugh Hu-Y-Elle ITI, IZ, A S, A IIA, Class Play IO ELINOR SWEITZER Meliurlley Juhuor Hugh I-lu-Y-Erie IO, II, IZ,Chaurruuar1 of Socual Comrruutree IZ, Class Vuce- Rresuderwr ICI, Eradelohuoru IZ, Pa- Irucuahs ll, Treasurer II, Verguluarus I2 ANNA THOMPSON NETTA Mcliurwley Juruuar Hugh I-lu-YAEIIe ICA, IIA, Better Gregg Arrusls IZ NEIL THOMPSON NAT uAvllCKII'IlQY Juruuar Hugh Cedar Srarf IZ, Pulse Sraff IZA, 50,5 Glee Club um, u2u3 HERBERT THORNE lxlCKurule', Juruuar Hugh MERLE IQRHUE THRELKELD RUBY Shelbha Hugh School, Shelburua, Mussouri Bo',s' Clee Club IZA, Track IZA . Nu, ,u' I a IS ELSLE Iam Il KY ley Juruuor ugh eller egg lusts I I I ROBERT JAMES TOSH BOB IVlcl4:uwley Juruuor Hugh Washurlgroru Radua Club IZA LUMIR TRUNECEK LEW lN!lcKurIley Juruuor Hugh WILLIAM VAN ORSDOL BILL , RED Behuamuh Erarwkluru .lurwuor Hugh Hi-Y II, IZ, Cedar Staff ICI, II, Busuhess Maruager IZ, Boys' Glee Club IOA, II, Treasurer IZB, Cherruuyry and Rhysucs Club II, Class Presudeht II, Opera IO, Pa- Irucuans II, Presudem IIA, Quull arud Scroll IIA, IZ, Scueuuruhc Searchers IO, II, Treasurer IOA, Presuderur IIB, Saphrasyuwe IIA, IZ, Track IO, II, Washurugroru Raduo Cuub IZA, Cuess Puoy uu, IQ, All Star Play II, Slate Glee Club Contest IOA Us DORWIN VAN SKIKE DORNY , STUlVlPY Mcliuruley Juruior Hughvpqg Boys' Advusory Caurucul IZ, Natuoh- al Athleruc Scholasluc Socuety IZ, Tuger Arhlehc Courucgul IZ, Vuce- Presuderur IZA, Football IO, Il, IZ, Track II, IZ IVIARGUERITE VESELY MARGE NICKuhley Junior Hugh I-Ii-Y-Elle IOB, A S. A. Il, Le Cercle Frarucaus IZA RUTH VEVERKA REST Benianwin Franklin Junior High VIRGINIA WALTER GlNER lVlcKlnley Junior High I-tiff-Ette IO LELAND A. WASHBURN WASHlE Beniamn Franklin Junvor Hugh Tiger Athletlc Council IO, II, IZ, rwboii io, n, mek n, IZ Jotiixi Wfttsou 'Aj ibifuu N Mekmleyllt , HIHY I1I,,fI' MELITA VVEATHERALL McKinley Junior High Hi-Y-Etta IOB, Le Cercle Francais IZA BERN ICE WESSEL BERNlE Mount Mercy Academy STARS 45 JOE EARLE WILD JOE , VON VlLD McKinley Junior High Hi-Y IO, II, IZ, Pulse Statt IZA, Aero IO, Secretary IOA, Boys' Glee Club II, IZ, Le Cercle Francois IZA, Scientific Searchers IO, II, IZ, Presldent IZB, The -lOl IO, II, Vice-President IOA, Football IO, Boys' Quartet IZ DON WING NEO-,OH McKinley Junior High Aero IO, Basketball IO, II, Foot- ball IO, II, IZ, Track II RICHARD WING KlNGFlSH McKinley Junior Hxglw Class Play Il, State Band Contest IOA, Football ll, IZ, District Music Contest IOA, Woodwind Quintet IZ RUTH A, WISNOLJSKY HRUDYH McKinley Junior High Hi-Y'Ette IO, II, Scientific m Searchers IZ FRANK WITTE FRANK Immaculate Conception Pulse Stott IZA, Boys' Glee Club II, IZ, State Band Contest IIA, IZB, Bosketball II, IZI Football II, Track II, IZ OLIVE WOKOUN McKinleyJunior High Hi-Y-Ette IOB, Erozlelphlan IZ STARS OLIVER VVOKOUN HAPPY McKinley Junior High Hi-Y llA, Golf lO, ll, l2 BERNIECE WOODSON BUNNY Beniamin Franklin Junior High Erodelphian l2, Girls' Advisory Council l2, Girls' Athletic Club ll, l2, Secretary llA GEORGE ZAVORAL BEATRICE L. WOODWARD BEE Benianiin Franklin Junior High Hi-Y-Ette TO, A S A ll, Treas- urer llA, Erodelphian l2, President l2A,' Girls' Athletic Club ll, TZ, Vice-President llA, Warden TZB, Scientific Searchers lil ROBERT YATES McKinley Junior High A Capella Choir llA Mclfinleylunior High ootball ll, l2, Track ll OTHER STARSi Robert Biederman, Reuben Bolterman, rold Chord, Louise Gourley, William Greenway, Eugene Hawkinson, Morgan Lewis, Josephine Lynch, Helen Martin, Don Morgan, Gertrude Morgan, Max Smith, Valada Thenhaus, Charles Veseley, Earl Vondracek, Charles Watson, Max Widrner, r THE JUNE STARS' THEME SONG Words by-Joyce Palmer From coast to coast with echoes ringing Ot a taith that never dies, The seniors' hearts within are singing Mern'ries we will always prize Ot mossy stone with ivy grown And friends we know will never go. Oh, here's a pledge to our Alma Mater Dear old Washington. Music byfeChester Petranelq Erorn coast to coast with echoes ringing Of a taith that ever lives The courage ot a senior's heart is Never daunted, never gives, With loving hands we'll help her stand, Though we're away our tho'ts will stray To pledge a toast to our Alma Mater Dear old Washington, SUPPGIQTING STARS I I rf nf Rf 1. R.Sxw11f4-r Il. Stunkm-X if Rwrnlralupll Xl,SUulu1p I.. I'ix'niv Qx ff X 111.1 Nm. I.. It-In V1 I , XX'I121m:m If. Nwxznk xl, I'kmI1t R.Iim1n ll. Kivh XI, Ku fmxulvz' .X. I'u'NI1x1 Xl. K, Ilme-v .X, Ill-Nmk '-. f ' 2 ,, I 1.1 H1-1. XI. Nnwnk IL Xmmu R. I'mu-II Ii, I'r1m'r .I..5:1lIzu'Iu X, 'II15 Im' If. XX 0m i'I ,4I.,I'I1iII IUCIMINI I frff IU 1. N. Sl.mxlu1wX 12, SM-x-NI, XX. FvI1.mIIn-r X.l'uym'm'1' .l.I 4.I1wx If Iillix '11, III-wlgvw E.XX1Iph A ! XXI lruul IC: 1. I.. llww II.1'!:uk .XI. N:-hmm R. l'IL-nu-,xltx XI. K. Iiuzqlvp 11, Kmlu If. XIClI:Iw:In .X. IILIIHI R, KL-:Irmq I4 ml K1 2. I.. Ngumf XX'. ll- mlfIx H. Iilsxlmlk R. 1U11r:uI K, l'm'I11nn I-Q. IMXXIII-u Xl,I1:nrm1t I..XI1k4-X1-I1 1',IPu:uu I .nf HMI IK.NIiIIL-1 .X. XIIHIH-II KI. IIIIJIX lk, Nunn II. Iifuvxll I'.I54nr1lJ1-X II. NIvlknHriv I..Kr1's I'. l':II4IxuII X SUPPORTING STAIRS I H! Nm. QI. l'urr5 N. .Xv'1'ing:!1-In ll. Ilzux xr-11 If. I51'rIxx'1w Ii. Iiiukvn Il. II:Il'IIl ' AI. Iimxm' 5 X mmf Nun' N. l':n'wn ll. IIICIQQII S.1'IIru:Iuski I'..XmIv.vxm1 I . I'm1gI14-ftp VY. Vvwluislw 'I'. IM-rr I . Iluyl Il. Hmm lf VJ Km. I I.. l's'gum'r Y. IlvI fvrc ,l.l'wI11ilImn- R. IIUQIII II. Iic-:IIX Ir. Ilgmkrl' fl.,X11sIx- xml X'.t'gu1Ir A. .X114Im'wl1 li. .XmIx-1'-1-11 IIIHII' NUI. Il. ISILIIQQ- lf. II'-fum-IX IJ. I1:Irr5 Ii I5m'IxI1:111- II IIHIIIIN XY- Iiwwlf I4--XXL-'IM-'1'I1 If..Xv1flvr-111 I uf Rm. I., flux Il.Ii1-1-Im Il.KQI:1fL- Ii, IIum1ivu1 Ii. Iimlm-xx M mf lx'r':.' II. I4-In XJQIIIIIJIII1 XI IIe':uI l'.IImm'lU1a IC, I'1x1l.1- Ii, I-':Ixu'L'tt If. IIIII NI. Ilmxgz-1'Im:I AI. Ilrnu XI. ,Iwvvx 'I R1 1. U. IfrIxx:u'1Ix Il. Iv-MII-yu VI.IIq,mI1'1yII1 X'Il:'v,1.I KI.N!.IrrII IC. KVJIII If. III umwl 41, Ilxxltulufelfln-1' I. ICIIIN-11 f u,'f'lx'1:. Il, I.IItIa I., Ilvvrln I', I'1-Ilmz' 5.,If1':I1ls 5.vI:1I11vv1u If. II1':Ie-Yi II. II1vuIxgI IC, Kulglirlx .X, Kun-In -3 0 SUPPGIQTING X TARS I 1 lw II I mm-II XY. KvII3 I'.K1-115 ,I. IIx'tn'I1cAmIt .X, XIv4l11im- IC, Kim- I . Ifgwkvl' II. R1 Im I Ilgluurlx 'IIII NI. I.vXIu1lI XI. I.llI'l'l':lK'I .X. I'r-xxmx XI.1-Ixxtw I . R-:In-VIQ I, Im III:-VI' Ii.NI1lIn NI Xl:-:'1'III IJ Iilxxuml I.. NIIIIN lh 71 lx XI XI:.c'vvu II. XI4'I,:1ll:I1Iin If IIv:14I: UIX I.. I-'ix I I1 tj. II NIcI'uIIm'I1 Y. lTI1n1:nlm KI. S -1 ivmgf Lx I rf III I N 1Im'II I., if-IIIJIIQ Y. Il:.I1rIvm'Il .I Ymnkn-rx Ii, XX .v-'II-11 II.Sim--11 II. Sw:u'I4:x .X, XX Intl I XX in- N H' lx I Ix :IrI:114 1 I. XX :nIlvlx Ii.S1rm-NIU II. Simm nx M, 5Ix-II-11.IIwv' Il.XYI1ippIv I'. VIUIIII4-1111: II I II .mm 4-lam: l..NI4'xx1vvl .X. Sun-iIx:1I If. SIIIIXI-H54 If rmltI' XY.XYiNI1:u'I XY. 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KIWIIQIQK I9 ,aI 5 T' ni, 5.1 XXXAMPAS STARS lmvzf lx'1'I.' lf. Slum' ll Suukup I. Swnrcl lT.5n1i!l1 H. 'l'c1'xxiIlig:v,v' fund Km: Nl. V4-in-xxwki If. Vhilrla If, Almmlc-1.-15 N. Hum 1-rs Z. Hurm' R. .Xualin Xl. ,Xllpletuvxx li,1'I:u-k XI. klulllumx Ufrnl Nm. I Y. Swim R. Stzxuw .l. 'lkhmnlms V. lic-rry I.. HL-Huh II. Kehm- il. HHI'l'S.!1 I.. Stew:u'1 wwrll' Ham' Y. linux wr xl.l1.u-Im, li. IH-mlllzwc-k li. Kr:1Nlcx1lmft Ii,Smi1h l', HiYrlry H..Xlm1lm-I5 ll.Strplm11 lrwm' Nm. 11. llulv7v:ql'fl ll.ll1xwls:m I.. Hznxlvy' ll. llxmmxrsml Xl.ll:uvSc'11 l'.4-Lllxm lf. K-lllhzlm Il.H:u'l11:m 1l.lluIn-1-1111 ll. Ullma- xf'41'?Jx1.R1'f. Y, Hwxlflivv QI. l'ul'nu'ulu Xl.llil14m Ib.Kc'I1y ll.-lurk-111 N.lQI:1s- l..Kulvrc1x IC. Fun EI.IIg1w-Xu K. l'1':n1u-:A If nf lx'1':. ll. ,llmk I. !l.n'tn1:m NN . klgwkwm H. Ildm XX.K1vI1 R, llzgm-N H.ll1-wk ,l. 'll-l'1'MI KW WAMPAS STARS vu! Km. I.. I :mx If, I'1IIix R. Xlcfllluvuwlc XY. Vznw-5 If.t'l1u-tu U. Xlvtlwy R, XYJLI'-I M 'WJ lx'w1.' I. 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Il. Rid. XI, IM-:mls XY.lin'!t1 w I N WAMPAS STARS lrunl lffm' Il, Iierzlx NI Klwllxwv' .X. Nc'Ivc'nwI:nI1I I.. XIfiQiIIiL'l1rI1ly .I. XIffrYm1 .X. NI:lIiix1sml N rum! ICM. ' XY. NI11l ':1y II. Xlzlshsa XI. Ixkszx I. Xlilvs Il. Nusc-H IL1'--rvnfln ll, Nlnulllliun KI. XIlIIx-,Y .X, I.4vwL' 14.511-1'--,lm Il, Ilzwl' .I. l'm'lc-1 I . I,:mg AI. XICIQIIIII1 XI, II:u'I:l I.. N1-Iwm .X.'NicImIsm1 lfvlml lx'f'2.' XI. Nunn ick tl, Nczllls luurlll Nm. XY. I.m1:: II,I 1'1-ultra-M 11. XI:nwI1 II. .Xriix .X.l'Iiu1c- .X. Ihlrm-Nlw VI. NICKU' Y. Kurh XI. l.:1l1 I!.K1mx 1111111 lfm, I., Huxsvtl 'I'. Km-II5' ,I. 'I':x5 Im' .X.SnxQ1I1 If II:1'I1I:xrI If. IQrl1IvIwffc-r 4111141 Rm: li. Stark VI. II:uII I., Km'111pm' I.. Slunp Y. Tcrrull Il. Sv1m1IIAL-1' XI. IIaIIg1'c'.vn XI. IInICmnIv .N Innes IC. Shunk 'ini Rm: XI.Sl:m1:m If Sticknm-5 R. Kincaid 'Il Sn:-m H.'I'Iwn1sm1 If. I4I1y'e K. Kellug H, Ilustnk Y. 'lxhrvlln-141 11 Ilmlpzc- lvurllv H: 14 Ii, Ilrlilw If. Kzmrlln II. Stmu-, IP. Kvsxlvr 9. Ihwlue-5 UI. 'INl'ev.in Y. II:lr1'i4 .X. 'l'I1m11pxm1 54 WAMPAS STARS l rmn' Rmct Srmrid Kim' ' Tlx rd lfiin' .' lwinllv Rim' .' XYilrI 'Q L. Eaton J. Green E. Vllinn 13.121-elcr V, Rluinehzirt N White Rogers I, Powers A. Ska-rsick .-M. Polling -1- ll. Ramsey D. Rn Powell IJ Nmotnw . Vkkztzel '- 'I -' l Yotrf-uliek Il. l'.Ul'llf'j' ll. Russell' f R. Pctrzinck li. furry li. Hr ft: n I IM rf I VN igner . VVe1'e,my R. Tscliirgi V. Freflriksrin Tucker li, XYchliy F. Vane 12.Tiep K, Engle V. Fowrlen li. lh 1 R Proumlx YV VN Llsh C. Otto CLASSES' THEME Sono Old Wosningion we'iI ne'er'forget, Your nolls so pocked, Trio? soot so block, The noise so rookie ing 'Q nerves ond broing out yet E'en these Combined Witlw Troits refined And memories kind Bring Wosningfon with joy to mindg Your fovors lent, Your wisdom sent, Your spirit spent For o!l. Yes,WosI'1ington!we're Thine? 55 THE WAY UP AND READY FOR LOVE 5, THE FEATURE ww s ,o jijegimoouceias xlf Niulvd' Neil 'I'l1mii11g-soil Rnwnnlr-ml Kearney Mailgc ,lo Nlamlxviu' .Inger Pziliner llzivicl lirnxxn Alice Hurtini f,'XllCG burtori The Cedar is going to be uniaue this Lear Bernard Kehce Miss Witvver's idea of using a talkie os a basis for our theme was fine The novel ldea was very interest ng to work vvith although some of the sbonsars found the dialogue scheme difficult to manage, ,lohn Terrall lt's been worth the many hours of vvorlc spent on it, though Rosamond Kearney We didn't mind ity anythlng as tradi- tionally estab- anyvvay we couldnt let W 1 lished as 'The ' m e ny Cedar' fall I V, down lXNhy, it's 3 ' Tfyf 'Z 5 been published ' ' . i' every year since img? ...mi X ,tu t lqclb, except for f XL- , of l9lf3 and A l9l9 I I 21 VVilburSchind- 1 ' 1 ler Did you 'HCS .Xlliert Kitzlmher XX'illmi' Schindler Rube-rt Gable lqnovv that there is a record of all the annuals on file in Mr, Hallman's office? lt's most interestng to look through them, Robert Gable We've had fun foo, even though it did seem tough to get back at twelve o'clocl4 every Tuesday noong but with Virgina Black bringing enough lunch to feed the vvhole staff, we did get by. Doris lvlittang lt's a good thing she did, for the debresszon has hit us so hard we probably v.iouldn't have got any otherwise. David Brown Don't forget the depression made it difficult for the staff to turn out a good book Many clever ideas had to be dis- carded. Some clubs were unable to raise funds for their usual page As for advertise- nients- they just weren't Joyce Palmeri We all agree with Miss Witvver that Rosamond Kearney was an ex- cellent choice as Editor-in-Chzeff' lvliss Witvverg 'And l congratulate you all lt is an honor to be chosen on the staff, for all must be recommended by teachers. 55 P if 1' , JJ Tl-IE PRQDUCERS Mrnlcd' Yirginizi Illzick XYIIIIIIIII Yun Ursflol Doris Nittzm N! d I I i'I'e all V111 Y tle I I 'lla 1 II: , 4171 maj -inn 'FYI ts Ui' ti 1 rs Posamond Kearney: I certainly appreci- ate the vvav in which you all have cooper- ated H Ora Mae Edvvards lt seemed an endless icb to get all the people down to Lassvvell's ter appointments Alice Burtoni Speaking ot appointments, scheduling l97 graduates tor pictures was some iobf' lifladge Jones' 'And what about the teature ccrmmitteel When advertisers vvon't buy we must ttll in extra space with wisecracks William van Grsdol. While on the sub- iect ot advertising, it certainly vvasn't a bed ot roses trying to get ads this year! even though the salesmanship classes did do their utmost in trving to sell space, too Neil Thompson You mov talk about your troubles, but don't think the Art Department d:cln't have a swell time drawing 'lvlickev Mice' and 'Betty Boops '. Esther Yothers' Were not only indebted to you tor the aforesaid things, but also tor V ii m . zu -y '.rn:uIr Kvlim- Ura Xlsie I'I1lw:trils original sketches such as the camera and merrv-go-round. Virginia Blacki Don't give all the credit to the Art Department, tor how vvould vve ever have got all this material tvped vvithout the untiring assistance ot the tvping depart- ment -can't you just see us all using the hunt and poke svstem to pertection PM John Money We've been blowing our- selves up sky high, but where vvould we be without Miss Witvver, our adviser? Albert Kitz- haber' The title 'Washing- ton-Merry-G0 Round' tits ex- actlv lite hereg in the davs to come our 'scen- ario' will bring a lot ot crovvd- ed memories to ' if LIS. 59 THE PULSE STAFF 'mfr - l teller that wahta to asl a tew l U l let Pl QW A Lvll mf- x1.A1 ..1- t f.,, lm,.xn.1Q-rs 1.,1 t1.uf.-mf .xr Alyy. fm rx.'r'r-.Mui 11,411.11-, xxptu l-A,- rm, 1: ..!-g P t 1f1.- 1 rm.r1trt-mr Rug: Waldron, Hex, Sam, walt up ter a Russ Dad lou have ahy hard teellhgs Oli auestrohs about your artrCles7 the Pulfen Melvuh lvlaahugoh. Well, Russ, lt's hard Sam Arehzhald fur, What do you waht to judge these puotls They waht thelr hameS t rhehttohed but they woh't have arw seahddl Ruse How that-. lenurrraltsm elaaees were eorwrtejted wth them there rrr fly srrrrrra serhegter? Ch, pee, ahd Frahlfe DLIVTII' Yeah ltlotuce the ee. how dui .eu rhartaae toallwork OH the Pul5e7 Sorheohe caught me UUOWOVG- got sore oxer Mlm ahswer to the tlrgt, there were mx last leature article I made publte a Cer'- three :jlafeei Seeood, we took turhs ll? edtt- tam rrame l belleve It was 'Erdmahd' rrtg the Pol--3 The trfth hour Clasg had the Melvrh Fwd you eouldrft hold your owh7'l honor hrstf' Frahlq Sure, but he came up trorh hehlhd Russ D I d and has werght wag heavy you have much Pug, Here Comes Rex Powell What did Crttrcusrh OIT the Pulee last se- theater? Sam Here comes Melvrh Magnuson He wrote the Pu- pnls' Forum the tlrst lS5LlG.H he do lor the Pulse? Melwh The same as the rest oi us, dfd our vert, lpe5t OH all our artlcles Hee lust beeh thterveewlhg Captath Tim Healy Arty luCl4, Rexgll Pex Powell Boy, what GI? ihtertsewl Really, he Could hahd me auestrohs ta3ter than l Could th arty at htm He'5 really used to reporters What a FIWUIHH Tl-lE PULSE STAFF 1,1 1-f fyyf lv 141. law-,nt ,1....11 xx'.taff-pn rz. lr1,wka,.t.r,l lt Tzlllllgf Xl. Ream: N. lk-rg N,Schi1-um-r v ,f,f JW- uk l-1, L-Q .A.- lf,l!l:llmik 11.11.-true 1a.+:l.1.-atlgth ,rsmam xvmm 1Q.w.,r1t-. Sam MNQW, that ts what l call exoeruertee Fran Next Tuesdax' Prorhothesg ts one ltle a Qreaf deal attterertt trawl rrrferwewlag thmg trom whueh l've heoetntedn puplls oo hohlotes Russ True lt tcu woot your artlcle ru Rex lltlGV6i5llVWQ, Tao Watch lor the Pulse you mu5t have rt no OH Mme , fry ttrlte up to the Pulsef' Marg, lt also glvee you a great deal ot Frartk Sag, what about Mart, Luberger, good rtevvgrraoer GXpGl EI!C,i',H lylarg Markert, Eue Fxhgell, artd From Ely? Freak the wa tW,f , Rex, what w tour Page Here they. eorhe How have your rtext aggtgrttrrterwty' ttrferuew 'urrred out? Rex f'Wrute up Track We hate Q good M Xflarkert, Not so goed There was a track team thts zerrresterf' r-'stake coeut the rversoa whom l was to Mary Lu HWhat do we do how? wtervtew l had the aluawhl Colurt rr't,'l Hue Turn W E Arrgell l,fN'ell, that'5 better 'hart trtterf our maternal tru met-.frog future 'sopha' that kvow what ut's all and get a new about :etore ,ou exert hegm lieallt, It was a asglgomemt ga'-e gf hrde-arrd-goeseek Each arte trted Sam Yee, to had a auestloo before the ether l' amd turrr the Mar. Lu Ch well, walt uetll they wrtte publleatuoru at ter 'he Pufe Phd them rrtatloe thefll real- Pulse ot sorlrtg, tie that alaeuld have let ,ou ask the WSE, over to at i57tCfl S the tall gourhale Sato Nlt'he i ls the 'dead lthe' tor all the tem classes ot 'raratertalw V333 r Ll Tl-lE QRCHESTRA l ,iw I-mul Ri :T J V, Yr-ss-ly li. .lack R. lilzrlmik IJ. Russell Ii. Rich M,Ka1111n11c-ier T.. Herr G.liilll1:1m li. jolmsim .L Ska-rsick XY. lfilleuworth R. Yzmilrwliml .Yvivfrzil Km: J Mr. Moelllmzmn Xl. Risk Y. Love li. liuttenfelilcr Nl, limml K. Frazier H. Porter M. I.T:l-Tsar H. Mzxslm VY. XYalT1-rs XY. Mercer bl. Pctrzulek Tlwzd Rim' J. lim' R. Krskzl X'.Ul1nmnn Rl. Shillinglaw 'l'. Hiller I. Erlmly N. Glass K. Pesek F. Hzllrlzx R. Hughes lrnzirll- Ri':.'. Al. McKee K. K'i:cl1rzm R. Harman lf, Ellis K.Scl1luurz NY. Van Ursilul I . XYise Tl. Skersiclc ll. lil-imn TQ Pelrunck R. XYing John D ' The erchesTra is large This year, isn'T iT, Kenny? KenneTh S . Yes iT is, a nunwber of players iusT carrie Troni The junior high schools The orchesTra didn'T lose many in January al- Though iT lcsT a good 'cello player, Bill Fiese- ler ln June we will lose a large number John, WhaT's The orchesTra been playing? Kenhefh' We've been playing The 'Sigurd f JosolTar Sune' b y E d w a r d Griegflvlidsunwe m e r NighTs' Serenade! by Albernr, and The lasT Three movee rnenTs oT l-lay' dn's 'Surprise' Symphony. Now . we are working I J on The 'Cosi Fan TuTTi' overTure by W. A MozarT, 'lnTerme:- zo' by A Arenslfy which has a diTTiculT parT Tor sTring secTion, 'La Chasse' by P Tschai- lgowsky, which gives The brass secTion a good worlQouT The rnosT diTTiculT number as The Mendelssohn ConcerTo Tor violin, John Who is playing The Solo violin? lienneTh Virginia Qhrnahn, and accord- ing To The way she plays IT, she oughT To go Tar in The lvlusic ConTesT. John Where has The orchesTra playedw' l4enneTh AT plays, assemblies, and also over KWCI? We will also give a concerT. John. Who is your presidenT? l4enneTh We have no oTTicers, buT J be- leve :T would be a good idea To elecT Them John l have heard ThaT sornehrnes a sTudenT conducTs The orchesTra KenneTh Oh, yesl ChesTer PeTraneJfc, Charles yesely, and Warren WalTers have conducTed rehearsals IT is good experience, Tl-IE BAND Ifrarzt Roux' D. Fnrlie: A. McEwen R. Rice Xeumzd Riiziuf Mr. YY. Vesely 1. Bowers F. llallln Y. Scott -I.ll9Zl1'llZlTt H. Hughes ll. Sax' lb. Blnlmik ll. Brown l.. Hassett 'lf Miller Third Rota? Y, linwscr F, Dougherty l.. Snvri li. Mueller E, fuhel ll. Harry V. Hronks ll. Kessler VY. Yictorinc l.. Nelson D, VVz1chal lwiiirlli Rani: R. XYiug ll. Sweltzer V. Yesely XV. llrnfton 13. Skersicl: ll. XYilliclm A. Homolka Rl, Owen C. Norm li. Miller IJ. Cortez R. Ne-,mee ,l. Tnylm' E. lirulmhotter A. Smith Fifth Rout' R. Carson VV. Yan Ursdnl VV. Farr l., Threlkelil G. Mzirsli ll. llziyues A. Berry K. XYise ,l. Cortez R. Kolarik IJ. Nicholas I-1.Y:iunus Fred Smith: Say, Frantz, l'm entering Washington next tall, and as l play a clari- net, how's my chance tor ioining your school band? Frantz Flalda, 'Creatl Cdr band is a growing organezation and there is alvvays a place tor one more willing and enthusiastic supporter Fred Just how do you think Band come pores with other electives? A tellovv has to be caretul about such things Frantz' ln my estimation one benetits more by Band than he does by any other elective. Ot course one gains much by his study in other sublects, but somehow our organization is ditterent We leave with permanent achievements, in addition to wor- thy ideals concerning the broad musical tield hereatter, And are we lucky in having lvlr William Vesely tor our directorl Under his splendid supervision we not only learn about V, x our instruments, but also gain the tundae mentals at educational music Fred: You play tor the schools activities, don't you? Frantz I should say we do, and do we love being there vvith the rest ot the 'Tiger' admirers rooting tar our teams? Ch yes, you've probably heard about our annual music contests, but the entered because ot the so-called 'depression' Fred You s u r e I y have Solved my prob- lem concerning Band, l'll sign up tomorrow. Frantz You will never re- gret it y last two years we haven't ALI. SCI-IOOI. CAST lf!! In Right: G. Nelson F. Kulwias M.1m1e.s A. Gage D. Barry D. Dolson C. Brooks F. Eby W. Carr TI-IE TIME OF I-IIS LIFE Fred Kubias: Did you see the All-School Play? Bill Corey: No, but I sneakecl into the dress rehearsal and it is a screaml You should have seen George Nelson as Uncle Tom, and Warren Carr trying to impersonate him. Fred K, Iegging him onli What did you think of Peter Wycombe? Bill C.: Oh, that 'nut,' I don't know who played the part but he surely was the 'razz- berries,' didn't you think so? Fred K. Ivery disgustedl 1 Beyond a doubt. But by the way, Bill, I suppose you didn't know that I was Peter Wycombe? Bill C.: Were you, really? Gee whiz! don't take any offense at what I said, any- way, You were certainly a pessimist. Say, where did Bob Gray go at the first? Fred K.: Don't you remember? I-le went to the Eldorado Mining Company out west. Bill C.: Oh yes, and how was it you en- tered the story? Weren't you and your wife, Madge Jones, with Dorothy Landon, that is Dorothea Dolson, at the Coon Cake Walk? Fred K.: That's right, and later, despite his size, Uncle Tom, the old negro, did a neat disappearing act. Bill C.: That was after things got so mixed up I couldn't straighten them out. One thing is certain, David Barry made a good peppery gentleman and Gage was as typic- ally Irish as he had been dumb in the Senior Play. Fred K.: Outside of George lXleIson's big negro laugh the thing that struck us funniest at rehearsals was that Culver Brooks made such an excellent spouse for our much de- manded leading ladyl Bill C.: Oh, you mean Frances Eby, who was Mrs. Bob Gray, don't you? Yea - - hl Fred K.: We all agree that Miss I-libbard picked a good substitute for the 'expensive' play first chosen. 64 SEIXIIGIQ PLAY l l,r,'1 in R.gltf.' IJ. BOTCl1Zil'l Ti. Vaiiierriii E. T'etx'zinel-1 XV. Yan Ursclol ll. XVr-stefficlrl Rl. Grove lf. Eby H. Angell H. Frantz J. filaney S. Huntington ll. Nelson A. Gage Tl-lE Pl2ETElXlDEl2 Sobhi Miss l-libbord hos produced o lot of good ploys os dromotic director ot Wosh- ington, but l believe she topped the list with this yeor's Senior closs ploy, 'The Pretender '. Jr: I didn't think thot Woshington's tour groy vvolls contoined such o collection ot ris- ing young stors. Soph: Well, you con't blorne oll ot the ploy's success on the octing, for the ploy con- toined o wonderful plot. Jr: Perhops you think thot John Money, olios, 'Nicholos Srnoll' the Woll Street rnil- lionoire, didn't get his teet in hot woter by ponning oft Dick Westertield, thot is 'Jock Dunborf on his rich friends os o millionoire sociol leoder, insteod ot letting hirn stoy the trornp thot he wosl Soph: Motters wouldn't hove been so cornplicoted it Jock hodn't'follen' tor Fronces Eby, in the role of 'Ann Smoll,' ond she tor him, just when Ann's fother plonned to rnorry 65 her to Augustus Jolyon, one ot the blue bloods ot the Eostf' Jr: Avery Goge, or Augustus, 'os wos' in the ploy vvos obout os onirnoted in his love moking to Ann, os on Egybtion mummy. Soph: No wonder she wouldn't rnorry hirnl l-le wos constontly tooling oround with thot confounded invention--even when she wos trying to discuss their morriogef' Jr: I'rn certoinly glod they hoven't levied o 'loughing tox,' or l'd be broke otter seeing Merrill Groves in thot Little Lord Fountleroy suit. Sophi l'll bet Nicholos would like to hove killed George Nelson, the hondy rnon obout the resort, tor his continuol disclosing ot boyhood secrets. Jr: And Soroh l-luntington contributed her port to the humor too, l'd soy. Sophi The whole ploy wos neot, tor thot motter. l-lere's hoping we'll hove more like it. JUIXIIGR PLAY I Sfdlidillgf R.Avedox'ecl1 Il.YVIii111iIe F. Anderson 0. Edwards R.He:iI1 R.Bishop I.CnquilIctte G.Hruska ll. Ncl'uIIocI1 ID, Barry R. Harman J. rl-Slilllfgi H. Entas D. Ultang B. Cairns R. Ringsmith R. Beals C. Iimnks A. Aurlers-in 5'c'11Ied: J. Eddy ll Kussctt ll. Iiolson J. Ashby ,I. Szillnclx A. Cmuplvell JllVIlVllE'S ALINT JANE E, Fowcetti Did you see our closs ploy, 'Jimmie's Aunt Ione,' Glenn? I thought it wos keen. G. I-lrusko: See it? why I like thot, I wos in it. Don't you remember me? E. Fowcettg Oh, ot course. Forgive me tor being so dumb. Only how could onyone recognize you with thot foolish mustoche ond those ridiculous sideburns? G. lnlrusko: I brobobly wouldn't hove known myselt hod I looked in o mirror, l'm glod you liked the ploy though. E Fowcetti Oh, I certoinly did, Whot did you think ot Bob Beols os o tootboll hero ond Dorotheo Dolson os o sweet little girl trom Corolino, weren't they rore? G. I-lruskoi You soid it, ond I thought I'd die loughing ot Tod, Shorty, ond Billy, you know Ringsmith, Borry, ond I-lormon, when they did their song ond donce in the widow's costumes. Bob Bishop moking love to the mole Aunt lone wos obout the fun- niest thing I con imoginef' E Fowcett: Yes, ond oll the rest were good jokes, too, not omitting John Tschirgi, the negro house boy, who hod his troubles with the trot house mother, Ruth Beollf' G, Inlruskoi lVloybe you think I didn't envy those fellows who hod scenes with the college widow, Cloire Ann Russett, she reolly tit the port, E Fowcett: She wos grond, but so wos your wite, Genevieve McCullough, ond I don't blome Oro Moe Edwords tor being ofroid thot her husbond would forget he wos o morried mon. Thot wos some toculty dinner, too, ond the woy you took to thot punch wos omozingf' G. I-lrusko: Wished l'd reolly been thirsty, though. E Fowcett. Oh, Glenn, you moke me Iough. Whot o bIoyI SOPI-IGMCDRE PLAY Sfar1d1r1g.' IJ. Barry G11-ieals B. Yarner. C. Brooks R. Tlsall .Seufedf M. ,Tones 1. Sallacli M. Trewm U. Edwards R. Bishop TEA FOI? TOM Betty Whipple: Didn't you think those sophomores did excellently in their little three oct comedy, 'Teo tor Tom? Bill Corey: HI certoinly did. The chorgc- ters were exceptional, the plot ond setting ot the story were fine ond obove oll, the suc- cess ot the ploy wos directly due to the oble directing ot Miss lno I-libbordf' Betty: A.nd didn't you think Mrs, Linder, Ruth Beoll, ond Pete Kirby, Bob Bishop, dis- ployed some fine chorocter octing GS the former ond tormerette? Bill: I thought they were fine. Lester Brovvn, George Beols, who pldyed the port ot the hick detective, wos the hit ot the ploy. George could smoke o Cremo to perfection. I believe thot boy hos gre-ot possibilities. Betty: Modge Jones ond Dovid Borry did odmirobly os Mr. ond Mrs. l-lugh Covington, Dovid could utter thdt insigniticont 'yes' to perfection Bill. Tom Boxvvell, John Solloch, Stanley Johnson, Culver Brooks, ond Alice Covington, Betty Vgrner, Ruth Arnold, Mdrthd Trevvin, developed the love dttoir ond kept the crowd loughing with their mixed identities. Betty: Bill, didn't you think The-Img Ookes, Oro Moe Edvvords, vvos cute in her port? She surely could sob, couldn't she? I liked thot boy ond girl chorus, tool They seemed to pep the ploy up. Bill, All in oll I think the ploy vvos o success. The high school members ot the oudience were oppreciotive. Miss I-libbord olvvoys seems to vvork up enjoyoble ploys. I vvouIdn't miss one tor dnythingf' 67 DEBATE 1'nii1l Rrzf: E. VK'aplcs Nl. Lzxlir E. Vilcs F. Martin Mr. Peterson F. VVise lf. VVl1iplilS J. Haney .Xrrrml lfrirr: ll. Sayers IJ. VYilsmi R. Averlm ccli li. Kel-me R. XVz11rles j. llluimjuist ,l. Palmer IJ. Smokey 7 . Jud Run' la. ll:ixxk'nsmi li. llruwn R. l.amsriu VV. l'zu'r F. Iii-oaks l.. lloltman George Koehn Say, fellows, l've heard a lot about the debating activities you've car- ried on, Just what occurred this season? Louis l-loltman Well, first of all, under the leadership of Mr Peterson, we held our annual Inter-Class tournament, Preparation for the tournament started in the latter part of September and the first debates of the tourney started on November seventh, Thir- ty-two students, representing all six classes took part in the debates, After many hotly contested battles the semi-finals were reach- ed. The semi-finalrsts were the teams com- prisingi Robert Waples-William Jackson rep- resenting the lOB's, Culver Brooks-Bernard Kehoe representing the llB's, Warren Carr- John Blomguist of the l2B class, and Nor- man Berg-Don Wilson of the l2A class. Eliot Waplesi l won't forget the final de- bate for the trophy. lt was a good one. Eugene l-lawkinson and Bob Lamson held up the l2B honors in the finals, while Culver Brooks and Bernard Kehoe represented the llB's, After a heated debate, the llB's emerged victorious and as the result hold undisputed possession of the cup. George Koehni What happened after the tournament? John Blomguisti After the tournament the first debate sauad consisting of Bernard Kehoe, David Stookey, Jack Palmer, Warren Carr, John Blomguist, Norman Berg, Donald Wilson, Eugene l-lawkinson, and Bob Lamson was chosen by Mr. Peterson. Don Wilsoni By the way, do you remem- ber the debate assembly between lowa Uni- versity and Iowa State College? lt was liked by everyone and was the subiect of conversa- tion around the school for days afterward. The student vote gave the decision to the University of iowa team. Warren Carri We had a great time trav- eling about and debating with such towns as Vinton, Newton, Iowa City, Marion, Musca- 68 DEBATE l'ruf1I Ntf7.'.' lf. Hawklnsml XY. V:1l'r hl. lilunltluiwt Mwwmll Html' IJ, Stnukcy ll. Kelmf- li. XYztplr's tune, Cornell, Cedar Falls, Coe College and Waterloo, too Bernard Keboe, Warren Carr and lobn Blomaulst proved tbelr talent wben tbey' de- teated West Waterloo Hugh negatlve team Ill a radlo debate over WMT, Let's see, l bee lueve tbe vote was about seventy to tour George Koebn, About bow many debates dld you bavey' Bob Lamson Altogetber we bad twentye nlne debates, twenty-two ot wblcb were def ctslon debates Qt tbese, seventeen were vtcf tones l-loweyer, tbe tlve deteats were only lost by tbe closest ot margins lt's a mlgbtj, good recordl lack Palmer Well, tellows, do we all agree tbat tbe crownung acblevement ot tbe year was tbe capture ot tbe six debates at lowa Clty, wben Wasblngton met Nluscatlne, lVlGVlOVW and lowa CrtyB All Yes Culver Broolisj l'bat was some contest' 69 Hr. l'cte1'sm1 ll, XX llsou N. llerg ll. I,:mxs4u1 llrtmlcs R, XYH vlcs l. Pzllltlm' l . Qur teams ot Carr-Blomaulst and Berg-Wal! son bandrly won every' debate in tbe contest Ceorge Koebn' Wbat were some ot the nnterestlng and nappy events ot tbe vanous trrpsy' Warren Carr: Let's see Gb' Don Wal' son's controversy' wrtb tbe street car con- ductor, tbe operatic aunntet we bad on tbe way bome tram Cedar Falls, Mr Petersorfs extremely youtbtul appearance at Cornell and tbe results, and mucb as l bate to admlt ut, tbe time l dropped my cards at tbe WMT debate Norman Berg Let's not target Mr. Peter- son, our coacb, l-le atded us In every' wa-J by belptng wltb our arguments and otber problems and was a blg tactor tn our success 'l Eugene Hawlanson Belng ltberal 'cusses' we bad to let our opponents bave a tew de- bates, but It we contlnue to bave sucb a laude able record ln tbe tuture, we wlll bave every reason to be satlslled DECLAMATORV GIQCDUP l i I-'rmil lfim-' ll, Lnzier H. Risk Il. Stark Miss lintsmi ll. Unison G. Mcf'ullnCh E. Rosenlmuln M-rrfriil lim.: Y. Risk li. ,-Xnrlv1'snt1 H. linckhzius V. Rnlierts Nl. jones il. XYilliztn1s E. Ynntlracck Grace Anderson' Third time was surely a charm when it came to our third annual Declamatory Contest What was this due to the special music? Dorothea Dalson lt helped, all right e thanks to groups tram the Boys' Glee Club, the Cecilians, and the String Quartet, Gilman Lozier There was something bee sides music that made this better, l.et's look over our programs to see what. Elmer Rosenbaum. There's nothing new about having a girl, this time Grace Andere son, appear in the oratorical division. Helen Stark What a coincidence' Two ot our l2A's again place tirst Gilman Lozier and Charles Roberts Genevieve McCulloch: Who's to repre- sent W l-l. S. in state series then? Miss Dotson' There's Earl Vondracek with his stirring oration, 'Prospects Good,' and Elmer Rosenbaum with Mark Twain's 'En- counter with an lnterviewer' Madge Jones is ta compete with that old tavorite, 'Ashes ot Roses ', Madge Jones: And in the dramatic sec- tion, there certainly was variety ot selections. First, the play, 'The Valiant' by Beatrice Bockhaus, then that Italian number, 'Alien,' by Victoria Risk, and last the German selec- tion, 'Master's Violin,' by Josephine Williams who placed second. Earl Vondraceki l'd certainly hate tc have been judge tor this contest. Victoria Riski l thought that the audience never would let Dorothea Dolson or Genevieve McCulloch tinish, and that l-lelen Risk never would get through hers without laughing, Beatrice Bockhaus: The only monologue was read by l-lelen Stark who was the only one to have appeared on last year's program. Josephine Williams: From the hand given our director, Miss Genevieve Dotson, she must have deserved a great deal ot credit tor the success 70 PEP PARADE GIRLS' CGUIXICII. I-'mul lfuzy' Nl. Kzimpnif-ie,r V. Smejkzil M. l.:il1r I.. C'urrell lf. Nlnrtin -l. Eddy lf. Vl'I1itm:m Svmrril Rnuy' ll. XYn-mclsnn Nl. llc-arilslcy Ill. Millie Xl. ,limes Y. Hlzick Mies Rogers Madge lonesi Well, Mart, l'm wondering if we really accomplished anything this year. Martha Beardsley Oh, we've done lots of things, The first thing we did was to put over the big and little sister movement, I think that this year nearly every new girl had someone to take care of her, Madge, The idea of having the Council members take the girls who come from out of town under their wings was rather suc- cessful, too Martha I-Iaven't the members been fine about looking after the sick girls? We've phoned them, and sent them cards, and got- ten their assignments for them, Madge: Well, I thought the most fun came when we decorated the Christmas tree in the library, Then we took the same tree and four or five hundred gifts from the stu- Adent body to the Community I-louse Martha Speaking of good deeds, we know the families to whom the I-lome Rooms took the Thanksgiving baskets appreciated them a great deal, Madge. And wasn't the auction sale fun? The best part of it was that we earned enough rncney to pay for our Cedar picf tures. Martha, Personally, I didn't care so much about going around to the home rooms and making little speeches about the Junior play, but it did help Madge We've missed Lucille the last semester She made a grand president' Martha Yes, and you as vice-president have stepped into her place beautifully, ful- her duties faithfully. But what a I turned out to be. Is my face redl Why, Mart, you filling all secretary Madge know you were a keen secretary. You're lust trying to be modest. Martha We could have done nothing without the girls' cooperation and Miss Rogers' advice BOYS' COUNCIL lfmnt Rm. M. Metcalf tl, Robertson lb. X :in Skike li. Hilliei' S.,lol1i1'4uii li. Sl-cersick Yemnd lfv':,L'S l'. Stickney ll. llrown Mr. llnllmzin II Uttn Xlfllrtiwn R. XY:iples Tlwrd Ruin: R. NlCl'ziH'rlv XY, Scliintller XY. N1-tl' Nl. Vriim- li. llriislczi Ned Poyneer, Say, Malcolm, Culver here is skeptical about the work that the Boys' Council has been doing the past year. Since you have been a member of it, won't you tell us some of the things they accomplished? Malcolm Metcalf, Well, fellows, l'm in- clined to believe that the Council has done a lot From the first meeting it was on its toes. Why, the first business to be brought up at the meeting that day was to appoint somebody to take the toys from the Christmas tree in the library to the Community House, Ned: Doesn't that alter your opinion a bit, Culver? Malcolm: The following meetings, every other Friday noon at the Y, M C. A. were filled with discussions such as the problem of the budget Why, I can't remember a single boring ntornent Under the fine super- vision of Mr, Hallman such matters as 'scalpe ing' and the 'big brother' ideas were taken care of either presented through the home rooms or by other methods, And it was cer- tainly a pleasure to work with such a fine group of boys Culver Brooks. Say, that sounds good l'd like to be elected to serve on an organi- zation like thatl Malcolmi And we worked with these boys as officers: David Brown, President, Charles Roberts, Vice-President, William Brown, Sec- retary, and Dick Westerfield, Treasurer. The whole Council worked faithfully and quietly and accomplished much with little publicity Culver, Well, whatever the Council's ac- tivities for the next semester intend to be, l'm wishing it luck Malcolm, Thanks, Culver l'm sure it will be deserving of a good reputation Bill Browni By the way, have you seen the list of officers for the spring semester? l-lere they are President, Bill Neff, Vice-Presif dent, Wayne Rogers, Secretary, Sam Johnson, Pulse Reporter, William Brown SCDPI-IIQOSVINIE lfmnf Razr: ll. Smokey U. VVilsrin N. Ilerg H. Cla .Nvrriiid Kms' XI, Qrinzrs Xl. Kzimyimcier li, Rich Ii. linker I Hausnfns M. Grissel IJ. Mittan M. Uittle I.. Stark lliml Roar: K. I,urlv I'.Xl:u'sl1:ill E.Sl1onka Ii. lluming Y. Illzick III. Mnrkcrt R. Kurnitzsky IVI. Ilyten I . VYl1itn1:tii . , , , . , . lwvilrili lxmzf 1. lirm-.'ii IJ. llzigemun Ix. I.1tIle I . Swami Nl. I func ll l'c,tr'1mek XY, Yun Urstlnl bl. lllrimrlulut xl. l':ilmc'r 'vlargaret 'vlarkert I am beginning to believe that the depression is conducive to study Did tau notice all the Sophrosyne pins that cropped up so suddenly? Virginia Elaclc Yes, twenty-three new members And bi, the way, every time the society is mentioned, there is some auestion as to what its reauirements are I was talk- ing to a iuniar yesterday who was most in- terested in knowing. Eleanor l-lunting' You should have told her that the members are selected tram the upper fourth ot the class in scholarship and then 'passed on' by the teachers as to char- acter, leadership, and service. Virginia Black' I did explain it to her, she said it sounded a great deal like Phi Beta Kappa, and at course it is a related society. Chester Petranelc Miss Schichtl said that the idea at an honor society was Miss Coclds, and that the tirst members ot Sophrosyne had to take a special examination at the end at the year to establish their membership. William Van Orsdoli lt seems to me that the present method is much fairer. Margaret Marlcerti I notice that the club has very tew social activities, but Sophrosyne really is not a social club. The ioint banouet with the other honor societies ot the school at the Hotel Montrose was lovely, and the induction service at the Chamber ot Com' merce, with the representatives of colleges attending, was certainly something to be re- memberedf' William Van Grsdolj By the way, who are the otticers tor this year? Marguerite l-lyteni Elaine Shonka is the president, Maurice Crane vice-president, and John Blomauist secretary-treasurer. 74 QLJILL AND SCRCDLI. r' 'f'v ir fx'tft.' XY. 14:4 1'x' Y. lllzrck .X. H llu' Q 1w11 Nl. -I auvlf 's -I. Pnl 11xclxA R. Kerr 1'1x cy NY. Y:rrxUr'srltr1 N rrfrf Kr-1. fl. Iirlxxgrrrlx H. I. wrmr g l14'x' ilh- li. Rox:-nl vg411x1w I5. K4-I ufvi - ll. Iifrrxxn XY. tlreg-11 li, Yrrthn-,rs J Terrcrtt Woo were elected to 'Qttrtl ood 8 Kehoe O tce o veor we hove o hohv fcrcttf werehft too? Whot rs tt? octet wrth the other hohor socretuesu E1 Kehce 'ftfs the Ihterhotnortot J'JOI70fCIFt,' J Terrolt Does 'Qortt ood Scrott' hove fccrerft tc-r httgh School Joorholtste' ottrcerspt' J Terrott, Yoo cJort't gov' Now whot doee B Kehoe Oh, res We hod etectnort ot thot :'rreo'7 ottrcers the rrrght ct rretoliotroh Cor pres.:- E 546595 Wftvfgitl If mgceg :mg vw tqgvg dent rs Moctge Jorres, VICG-DVGSICJGHTJ Worrert me dc go.,-,eTyw,Q 0UT5TOf,d,,qQ UV, .buf Pugh Corp se-cretory-treosorerl Alrce Borrow Schocl crtthtrco r crrrfer thrc: ct -CU TVUSF DE G' J Terror crfrrrrer Geow ET KEJWOG tloos, tom hove te be lrt the voter ctoss scho:o5trcoIIv, ortct ther o Johror cr o Sertror Ettt doh't ,oo hove to be rec- Ycfct rhost hove the recommen- oofnco ct the odvrser ot the 'Poke' or the me r 1 ,1 Reeder J Terro:t 'How rhort, rrew members were tolcert Thee ne-orrj' Kehoe There were trtteeh new I'I'TEE'Ytf bers, ord three rrtemhers were Jett over trorh Jost ,eor J. Terroil' 'Does the ctoh hove ortv por- ttee or domes? J. Terrotl Is Mess Qorglev the ohh soon- scrrrw' Br Kehoe' She hoe heerw srhce Mes Ives woe morrred J Terrott Are ctt ct the rhervooerg rrt thus picture? B Kehoe Nc, JCKJV ot them wereo' oble to get thereig these ore Drck Doris Mittort, Dtck Everett, Wesertretci, God XNlJbtJr Schrrtdter, By the wow., hove you seert the ctub pm? J. Terroll Ne, whofs It luke? B Kehoe 'title e gold ourll, ond o scroll with the letters i H S H S J, ocross tt J Terrolli Gee, thot sounds greotf Wrsh I'd been oh oppercfossrrrgm K r A TIGER ATIMETIC Comment l'ror1! Hof. lf. hlnlcottlu-lc ll. Clillulc Il. Xlcfaffric- flxnvlt Rust l1.Sclm:-rkl: ll. Yan Skikv l.. XVztsl1lrt:r'o Nuturnl ICM. lf. Perkins ll. More-lt VY, Kiucll ti. llzxllvnlmck ll, llill.e1' ll Roll:-rls P. Kelty ll' nf Nom VI, Xlztllry -l. llitlvs ll. lllztrlcwcll XY, Xt-tl' Xl, llztrllcrt loky Bloolqwell Thot T A C. dooce oo Joooory 7th wos lfteeo, woso't lt? Bob lVlcCottoe Yes, the fellows oll eof toyed ut, sold lt wos o oreot potty Iolty l'l ooree, ood our tellowshups dorlog the yeor were o lot of too, too Bob Sohwerlte The roerobershuo Certoto- I5 rooreosed thus lost yeor Frlti Jolsoobek Thot's so ood those who eoroed letters llved UD to the reoorreoweotsn Bob lvloresh Sox, lust whot ore the re- oolreroeots ot the COLllTCtlDH Doo Hrlluer Am hugh school bow with othletlo Gblllfw' oloog with good sportsrooo- shlo ood o correct meotol ottttode ood who wtos o letter to o motor sport, such os toot- boll, boslqetboll, or trock, as eluglblen 'LA L. Bull Nett leodershlo hos helped Us oll o lot CooCh Rust's totloeoce ood Sklkei Who ore the ottecers Dorwuo Voo ol the club? Coooh Bust The presldeot IS Doo Htlluer, Frook Jokoobek, seeretort, treosorer, Doooe Blookwellg woe-ebreszdeot, Bob Schwerlqe, sergeoot-ot-orows, Joe Remo Bob Goble Soy, Doo, ns thot o T A C pro you hove oo? Doo Yes, this rs o T A C pto lt li o tuger's heed SlQlTlTyllTQ the ooowe ot the olob It too woot ooe I will be glod to order ut tor poo Bob. 'Coooh tells os thot we oow ho-.e tweoty-three letterroeo beloogrog to the Cooocll L . 4 x?x t, if -. fi ,- so'-A Wm, 'fa-1, Q I-ri '- .A,, 2 ' 4, ii H V 7 NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCI-IGLAIQSI-Ill? SOCIETY I-'rmzf Rout' C. llallenlieck TJ. Hillier VV. NHT U. Blzickwell Scrmid Rau: l', Kelty XV. Kiuch VI. Haney IJ. Van Skiks .Nrr1i11l'i1'I14ru,' R. Gzxlrle il Rirlvertt Ambitious Sophomore: l've been hearing a lot about a National Athletic Scholarship Society. What is it? Could I join? Bill Netti lt is a national organization with chapters in every state, and is made up ot those high school athletes who have earned a letter in one ot the major sports, or two letters in a minor sport, and who have main- tained a high scholastic average tor three consecutive semesters, Bob Gable: We have a tine sponsor tor our chapter, Don I-Iillieri Yes, Mr, Leonard Paulu has served as critic and sponsor since its tarma- tian in the Washington I-ligh in l927. John Money: Believe me, the society has benefited the athletes in Washington I-lighf' Duane Blackwell: Hlt helps in another way too, tor the purpose ot the society is to stim- ulate scholarship and good sportsmanship, and to develop more outstanding leaders among the boys who participate in athletics ot secondary schools ot the United States, Walter Kinch, Do you have an emblem tor the society? Bill Nett: You betl It is the key on which are the letters 'A' and 'S', which stand tor athletics and scholarship, These words are also the motto ot the club, Chas. Robertsi Who are the members? Mr. l?aului At present there are ten mem- bers in the Washington I-Iigh Chapter, these arei Duane Blackwell, Robert Gable, George I-lallenbeck, Don I-lillier, Paul Kelty, Walter Kinch, John Money, William Nett, Charles Roberts, and Dorwin Van Skikef' of 77 Ag, .-- o Q Ed, f---- .fig EPQDELPHIANS lfnrizf Rui. A. lcke vl. Vztliner Nl. Privatsky Il. XYnmlsnn E. lilnugli Snmzil Rm. A. linrtnn li. Angell Xl. Nlun,-gel' li. Munger Nl. Nlisxtk li, llCTSCl1 H. Frenclt Y. Ellis M, Kl:1rkn'x't xl, HJL1lSZllllS Tlintl Hoag' H. Vnirns li. Seekins ll. 5lfrl'nX'c'a' l . Hislinp P. J, NCl1lt'CEli Xl. Slgllllllhl P4Qug1g1s li, NYmimlw:ii'il NI. lly len lfnilrtlr lfnrtr' M. Hunt.ng U, XYnknnn ll. llcrry Y, Black I-1.Slinnk:1 I-I. llnll R. Knrnitzky E. Hunting S. llulltingtnn lf. Swcitlcr Evelgn Hall Do you remember the hectic time we had getting ready tor the Christmas dinner and dance at Hallwood's3 Sara l-luntington But it was surelv worth the effort. Both the dinner and dance were grand The table, too, with its Christmas trees, red tapers, and glittering decorations was lovelv Phoebe Jane Nemecek' Margaret and I had lots at tun getting it readv Berne ce Woodson Well, any senior socie ety ot littv girls should be able to do some- thing outstanding Ruth Kornitzlg should give credit to the gids who have spent much time prepar- ing the various numbers tor our programs Alice Elurton, l enlowed exchanging val- entines at our surprise tea, when those on the program portrayed in costume, songs, and readings both old fashioned and modern vah entines Gur sponsors, Miss Pevnolds and Miss Martin served at either end ot the tea table Pearl Quaas' And what fun we had at the picnic suppers at Frances Ebt's, Virginia Blaclds, and the l-lunting's Eleanor Hunting One ot our most inter- esting meetings was April 24 at the model electric bungalow, when Miss l-lathaway en- tertained us and also took charge ot the program on Evolution ot the l-lame and its Appliances Edith Hersch Didn't we have a gat, time at the Era barge party this spring? Marian l-lunting and her committee know how to plan parties Marv Sigmund I think all the otticers have been etticient Last tall thev werei Margaret Marlqert, president, Phoebe Jane Neneecek, vice-president, Marv Sigmund, sece retarv, Helen Berry, treasurer, Marguerite l-lvten, Pulse reporter, and those ot the spring semester were Beatrice Woodward, Marian l-lunting, Lucille Bishop, Ruth Kornitzlsy, and Mariorie Privatskt, respectively QIVPW LITEPATAE lfmizt Rtfu: l. lDeKle:'s R. Clements Al. Yonkers R. Clark Y. Ricllards M. Markert Mwmzd Ruin. L. Eckert l.. f.!'Zl1lll'l' Y. llvlfnrc S.1'llrl1zuiski Y. lillis Xl. llloltgli li. llnwsnn li. Ynurlll R. Angell Tltlril Rats: Bliss llriffitli il, Xliiriivec N. Rnlirlizzclt Nl. K, Knapp A. .Xntlersini Al. Viiiiiiillette ll, Liglltnrr E. Hall R. Preston I-1..l. NYinn NI iss Uttn Friiiffli Roux' A. liurtun li. Hunting Y. lilzick li Sliiiiikzt R. Kearney ll. l.. Nelson ii. llfilillifl' Y. Vririicr Janet Coguillettei Are you coming to Literatae tonight, Virginia? Vrginia Ellts, Well, l'm being initiated and l'm so atraid I won't be able to say my poem right, because you see I just learned it sixth hour. ls there any danger ot my being black-balled it l make a mistake? Janet llaughingli I'm atraid it you do target, you will have to go through the some punishment that one ot the girls did, that is reciting Shakespeares 'To be or not to be' speech as an extra initiation requirement. Virginia: l have always heard so much about your dramatic and literary interpreta- tions that I consider joining vvell worth my time. Janeti Besides our playlets, We have many readings, vocal and instrumental se- lections, Sometimes we have picnic suppers at the home ot one ot the members Virginia, l understand that everyone had a grand time at the Theatre Party you gave last semester, Janet: Oh, yes, vve always have original social events, as both the program and social attairs are taken care ot by committees, so every girl has an opportunity to voice her opinions regarding these matters, Ot course vve could not have accomplished all this with- out the excellent supervision of Miss Ctta and Miss Grittith, the advisers Virginia, Watch me keep my grades above average so that I will not be dropped Janet' We have been tortunate in having excellent otticers Those tar the tall vvere President, Virginia Black, vice-president, Isa- bel DeMers, secretary, Frances Eby, ana Pulse reporter, Muriel Morton Those tor the spring auarter were President, Doris Young, vicefpresident, Eleanor l-lunting, secretary, Evelyn l-lallg while Miss Grittith has been our treasurer tor both semesters' CECILIANS l i lfvmit Roux' C'lc.n1c-nts I. Ile-Hers ,l. Palmer M. ftlortnu Rl. Markert F. Elly E. Shrmka E. Hull v.f,l'lIl1IlI! .Yemrrtd Krug 42, Iiziwsrm Il. XY:iltm's Xl. Hrzmrl l.. Eckert M. Lungueville V. IDel m'e J, Hain Bl. Owen if Russ:-tt .Xrririgtrm Tlifrd Roux' KI, Huff li. Shoemaker I.. Stark R. Keztrnev Y. Richards P. Nemecek 1.1011115011 M. March Nu! 111 l'1fl1r1r.' M. Urnwvi Miss Bickordsi They're terribly militoris- tic but striking on the stogef' Miss Choneyp It's ditticult to get some- thing thot both tot ond thin con weorf' Miss Rickords: lsn't thot just obout oll you occomplished in theltirst semester? Miss Choneyi We mode it our proiect, but with the Christmos progroms, the grod- uotion exercises, ond the troditionol condle- light service ot the Peoples Church, we didn't hove much time tor other things. Miss Rickordsz Whotsfno sociol event? Miss Choney' Ch, yes, o porty ot the lnlollwood, We heord Bing Crosby, the Boron ond other prominent rodio stors in person. Miss Riclqords' l-low obout the otticers? Miss Choneyg For toll our president wos Muriel Morton, Morgoret Morkert, vice-presi- dent, Joyce Polmer, secretory, Isobel DeMers, treosurer ond Moxine Brown, librorion, tor spring Morgoret Morkertwos president, Joyce Polmer, vice-president, Fronces Eby, secre- tory, ond Eloine Shonko, treosurer, librorions, Mordell Owen ond Rebecco Clements, ond Evelyn l-loll, Pulse reporter. Miss Rickordsi Yes, I remember oll those girls. Are there ony new girls who hod older brothers or sisters whom I might remember? Miss Choneyi Only Jeon Dunlop ond Ruth Word, I believe, Others ore Moxine Reoms, Soroh Reid, Morjorie Deocon, Evelyn Northcott, .lone Dunlop, Foe Schmoker, Jose- phine Miller, Betty Whipple, Auro McEwen, Jeonette l-lombright ond Betty lone Vornerf' Miss Rickordsi l suppose the originol ini- tiotion still holds good? Miss Choneyi We voried it o little by hoving the first one in boots ond knickers oround o tireside in the wilds ot Louiso, vihile this spring it wos o Sundoy twilight ted. BO BUYS' GLEE CLUB l 'f' fl.' fx'mr.' Nl, RmlI'lguc-Z ll. Xl':1ll11L'1- ll. Nlcl.:n1gl1lin l..'lll1 xln' llcmglul li. l4l11g:Qn1f1l1 l . 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Sigrmuml Y, lillis il, l'.1lnte' Y. Sclmztre ll. lilomnlmll K. l.utly ll, llnxx sox' Mwmrd Ruta Nlissjnntcs IC. K-rt'1lltzIq ,l. lhmuixtg .X. I-iitzlmlrcr li. Nlcl':slY1'is E. llunring Miss l.cx'cx1 Sophomore, You are a sensor, aren't you, Betty, and you're takrng French, too, I thunk, Then perhaps you can tell me somethrng about that name Le Cercle Francars E French Well, 1t's our French club Our purpose is to create greater apprecratton and knowledge of the French people, our tlower, therr national 'tleurfde-lys' and our motto, 'Llberte, ogal tj, traternrto', lrkewlse copred tram them Sophomore But what l'm most Interested Ill rs how one becomes a member E Frenchi Thats a long storx Up to thls semester Le Cercle Francaes was con- ducted as a real outsrde actwrtr, But IIT January we revoluttanrzed, as dld the Latsn organrzatton, Into class clubs Sophomore 'Class clubs? What on earth do you mean? F Frenchi Just thls The two French 4 classes organized into clubs, and every puprl as o member. Sophomore Then I can belong when I am takrng French 49 Sounds greotl E French Sometrmes it's great work, in our trrst meetrngs, tor instance, both classes gave a dramatrzatron in French. Sophomore And ts thls o lust ot members? D Alderman, S Alsop, B, Angell, E Blake-1, B Bockhaus, F E-ozonek, M. Brand, J. Busen- bark, F Ebx, E Hersch, A. Flomolka, M. I-lughes, G Kelth, M Markert, F4 Marshall, G, Moraxek, M, Owen, F, Perkins, N. Rohr- back, E Rasley, C. Russett, I. Seldon, IMI Vesely, D Wallace, J. Wild A Babak, I3 barber, R. Blnko, FI. Carrns, V Challrs, F Dougherty, J. Drew, A. Gage, V. GIIILIGVIT, M I-lolets, F, Lowry, B, Little, VV. Martrn, D, Metcalf, M Munger, P. Nemecek, G, Shoemaker, M, Weatherall, M, Widnwer, B, VVymer. LATIN CLUBS lfrrlrll Rm. ' E. Yfithcrs V. Hzinlptfm l-2,51-atkins E. SwQi!70r Xl, H yten ll, lflwnuil H. Rvmiis I . Hosk- Mruiid lx'wz,- Bl. Iiefirilsley Y. lllzick IC. Ilnntingg Xliss Powell ll, Siniinrms K. Pcsek Xl, Bliszilc l'. ljllllilf Tfiifil lfiffg' li. ligililc rl, Smith IJ. llziue-iii:iii Nl. lirniie Il, Hrnxxii R. Nm-leon K. Swcilfcr Mergil lg Whats your Latin club doing program They made it seem more real and 311 t 11 now, Bob, less like a lesson. Vergii ll: Oh, we've named it, 'The Ver- Vergil li l rather like the songs, they gilians', are so auaint and tunny Vergil l: The class con't decide what to call ours, Vergil ll: We had a big time the other day at our picnic in the Martha Washington room Vergil li lt's fun to have a program in- stead ot class tor a change, isn't it? Mergil ll, l'll interesting those say l was surprised how old myths are outside ot class. Vergil lg lt's keen to see the derivation ot English words trom Latin, it certainly helps me to tigure out a lot ot them I wouldn't know otherwise yergil ll: Some at our class acted a few dramatic scenes from the 'Aeneid' at one Vergil ll The Latin words tit in better with the music than l had supposed They and the cross-word puzzles are good pracf tice, too. Vergil lg l-lave you elected oiticers yet? Mergil ll, 'Wes Virginia Black is Consul, Eleanor Hunting is Pro Consul, and l-lelen Simmons is Scriba. Who are yours? Mergil I3 Oh, Esther Yothers is Consul, Jean Eddy, 'Pro Consul and Martha Beardslew, Scriba. Did Miss Powell tell you about our invitation to a meeting ot the Eta Sigma Phi at Coe? Mergil lli Yes Thot's on international Latin society. l think Latin clubs in class are lust the thing 83 BETTER CE ARTISTS f'1'4I11l ffm. I.. I,t'II'2lIi II. Vlnrk I.. 'I'II0I'nton P. lfnrshall V. Risk J. KaC6rH IWIIIIIIJ Rm. II, Stark 'If Nlclirmmx 'If Ilerr IJ. Simon Ii. SerIIrI11sek j. II:IIIs:Ifus Ii. Baker J. Smith Y. 'I'I1f-t'I11I1Is Ii.V1It'I'c-I' Il. NIIIIQI' Ifuni lx'I11L'.' Miss l'II:III11III1I .X. 'I'IImII1IsIIn I.. xIlIIIH1'11 II, 4'II7:II'f .X.II1Ist:Ik N. T':Ittf-,rsun ll. .-Xmlersml NI. Y:IxIgIIII NI. I'yl'IHl .X. ,Iekl'1'Iv Ii, IIcIu:Ir1I I . xx-t'!IC'II II. Swzxckax Ii. IIIUIIIIII Miss Iluynck IIIIIIIII lx'II1.' II. K11II:I XI,W1IuIIm- Y. ITL-Ifurc NI. III H R. Ii:-:III II. Iicrry I. IlI'0g1Ir I.. Mikcsm-II .I. 'I'IIiII I. 4IiIIIIIIns If. I'fmIcrs I.. His.I1IIII II. Klnlrlqxxist feIIIor Are you IoInIng our E3 G A So- CIEINI' thIs Monday, Jane? IUVIICI' I haxe been thInkIng about II, but betore ICIITIIWQ I shouId Ike to ask what the ann at the cIub Ig and Its vanous oc- IIIIIesI' HINGII. Jane, the alrn ot thIs Inf Senor tereshng cIuIg, IS to cstabI'sh a taundahon tor a better LIIICIEVEIOVICIIVIQ ct the busrness pro- I, tessIon Iumcr MEIQII CGII thot bew fe:'IIctr WeII, b. gnrhg plots and read- Ings we Ictarn Iust what IS expected ot a sten' ographer, workmg IIT an ottIce The pIays reoII'I' bnng cut Inwportant taetors, such as aIIsvverIng the TCIEEJI'IOITE1,I1GIlE'ITCE' when asked IQ work oxertrrne, and a IrIeasIng pcrsonahtv ander aII CII'CLIIWSIC'ICE'S Short artIcIes on f'aIts et character, such as respoIIsIbIIIty, IeIIIatIve, courtes, etc are oIso gIven JunIor What other? SenIor Every one ot the gIrIs enlovs thIs SOCISU' IITIIWGIWSCN, because ot the exceIIent programs presented, vvhIch often COITSISI ot artIcIes, pIavs, and VISITS to Iocal busIness othces And ot course we aII enIov the pIcnIc suppers, when we have lots ot good hofre coakIng We oIso have tun at our skat- Ing, dancIng, and theater partIes Our cIub meets vvIth Its sponsors, IVIIss Boyack and IVIIss Chapman, the tIrst and thIrd Monday at every month In the Martha Washzngton roonw, We are IITIIIOIIITQ the gIrIs who are IIT- terested IIT our SOCIGIIVI and vvIsh to IDGIWGIII by the spIendId Iessons taught, this IVIondav Are we to see you then'P' Junror I'II be there prornptIv at -I O0 to receae nav tIrst lesson In gaining a pIeasIng perscnahtv In ottIce work, So long. L GIRLS' ATI-ILETIC CLUB l'rrfr1r' lx'1':..' l'l..XIr-nl:-.1-Ip' M. NIL-rriII II. XYtmtIsul1 R. XX'uIfn- Ii. Ihmwwr' x,',.u:t1lx'ur., II. lkolht 1I,XI. Ifrlunxwls lI,Il:ntx41rl1 II. Row:-rs I., NIIIIN Miss Sntlu-rI:nl1-I Yr nl' Nftzl ' NI. Kzlllttvlvc-If-1' XI. Iir':lrfIsIvx R. IIr':1II HeIert Edgar What does G A C starwd tor? Martha BeardsIet The GtrIs' AthIetlc CIuIJ, ot course MtIdred MerrtII What do you do? Do too have CHL turff' Martha Oh, we have sweII ttmes' We go on htkes, have wuerter roasts, orcmc sup- pers, amd each semester we go ort a week-end Camonrtg trrp We have games wrth Grant, we tooIL part IIT the Peo Parade on Dad! Dat, ood we waII4ed awat, wuth ttrst oIaee uh orgahtiatrorr group H Lots MtIIs Who's the adwser9 Martha 'Gur IdeaIth Instructor, Miss SutherIar1d H Hero ce Hahwmood, HI wartt to tom What shaII I do? Martha Oh, get A IIT I-IeaIth, mo E's, and IIJI more than orte ID to other subtects Eheo Wott, Do you do ahythrrtg besides hate tum? gf Il. Ixurrltlxxzxrwl J., I'uwc-:'s If, Nlzlrtin XI. Uglmfrt IC, Yulitn-rw .X. Nvxttm II, II:rmmmrtI II. H-Ig'u I.1irf-Lf-rr NI. Illtmc K. I'c,s4-Ii Il. NI-urris IQ. Ifnu vm Martha Ch, sure Just Itstert to our arm 'The atm ts to promote the ohystCaI nrt- terest ot the glrIs ot Woshrhgtoh to hugh udeaIs ot sportsrttaoshrp, ateah mrrtds, heaIth'f tnodtes artd wholesome QIIOXITTGITI or hte! , I , Gur rhotto IS 'Through health to happrrtess' Josephrhe Bowers What are your coIors3'I Martha The gsrls have Chosen hIue at-d gold 'A Emtty Atnodeeh When do you meet? Martha The second and tourth Wedrwese days ot everv month Kathertrte Pesetg Who are your ottvcersw' Martha Well, Iet me thnhk, tor the taII the oresudertt, wee-prestdertt, secretary, treas- urer, Pulse reporter, and wardeh were Mar- garet Kampmeter, Madge MtIIer, Mtrtam Og' burh, Aho Sexton, Heteh Colby, and Begtrreg Woodward The ortes IIT otttce how are gours truhf, Esther Yothers, Dorothy Morrts, Irma Gregor, EIorertce Martto, and Ora Mag Edwards ALPI-IA SIGMA ALPI-IA l i'iIi1I Rm..'.' M. VI, Rriliilisiin Ill. I.. I':m11c'll ll. Stritvslcv .Nuurizd Rm. Il. XYl1ip1ils' Al. lfilily Nl, ,I, llriiwn IJ. I.i lf. Nlzirtin f'f'.'7il Rim? Miss llimlis If, Yothcrs N.Rlll1l'IlIlClI Al. Hain A. lliniiiliell N. 5CI1Ii'111vi' I.. Klill lfiiurili Nunn' If. Fawcett Xl lic-:mlsley KI. Ii, Ryan II. VVliippIr' N Pohrback, Well, dear old girl, it looks as it we have some heavy work ahead ot us, We have been bequeathed that high and esteemed honor ot issuing torth a statement lor the Cedar Ahemf' D Elwood. And ahem What do we say? N, Rohrbackg Uh, that's easy We'lI tell about our aim ond brag a little bit about being the oldest society tor girls in the school, and eventually we reel oft a list ot the ot- ticersf' D Elwood Eventually, why not now? IXI Rohrbock O K. To begin with, I hate to sound conceited, but I have been president tor both spring and tall semesters, In the tall Annie Anderson was the vice-president, Mary Kay I-louse was secretary, Cecily Cocker was treasurer, Evelyn Fawcett, warden, and Marcella I-Ieol, Pulse reporter. You name the others. l'm out ot breath, i i AI. Iiilrlv Nl. lleacrm tile M. 'Vrewin IJ. Ellwoml 51.101105 M. Henle X. Anrlorsrm XI. K. House NI. Uglinrn Ii. Hiiwziril Mrs, l'6'tv,1'sm1 NI, Nlzichcii l4.H?ITU1YIIl11 bl. llniiiillette ll. lieline D Elwoodi Well, in the spring I was vice- president, Miriam Dgburn was the secretory, Madge Jones, treasurer, Dot Whipple, war- den, and Martha Beordsley, Pulse reporter, N. Rohrback, And now about the work ot the societyi We do have debates about all those things that are ot interest to us. D Elwood. Remember the time Anne got so excited about paying the war debt? IXI. Rohrbock' Who could target it? But after all, we do do other things than debate, We have picnic suppers. Such good toodl D Elwoodg And don't forget the big binge we throw every spring. N. Rohrback: Don't worry, I live for thotI D Elwood: By the way, aren't we rather conceited, talking about the things WE do all the time? I think Miss Combs and Mrs. Peterson deserve a great big hand for being such grand sponsors, 86 EX LIBRIS l lfrmif Ruin: .X. XYhi!c gl. l'I4l1ly R. Vrcnwtiiii l,. Hills Miss Arlo Nl, March H. Lyons R. Nurlcl IJ.Snmi1Ter .Mtmid Rrm ' lb, lirlvrarils Y. liillzni ll. NY1-lzvl P. I 1'e-ilericksriii Mit. llmiliziiii N. Schivmer ll. Vzirner nl. Fulirnicister V. llzimptiiii R, Xlcliitrisli Ylirtl' Run? VY. Rei!! if liriurks If !'c-train-k li. Xlitifui ll. Us-tczilf l.. Pirnie Xl. firuve Dorothy Snoutter: Whot o gueer nome- Ex Librise-whot does it mean? Betty Vorner' lt is O book club open to oll students interested in books, outhors, ond good literoture We usuolly study new publi- cotions ond living outhorsf' Doro Rudd: Thot sounds interesting. Oro Moe Edwords: lt is, yery. Lost se- mester we studied new poetry, essoys, ond hod some tine book reviews. l-lelen Lyon: You should hove heord Ches- ter Petronek reod the 'Congo' ond 'Kollyope Yell' You would hove thought Vochel Lind- soy himselt wos there. Moriorie Morchi At one meeting we hod Mildred Fowler Field, on lowo poet, os guest speoker. She goye such on interesting tolk on her poet friends, ond some ot her poems. We expect onother guest speoker this semes' ter, 87 Dorothy Snoutter, Who sponsors the club? Helen Lyoni Miss Arie. She orgonized the club lost yeor, ond this yeor we hove on ossistont sponsor, Mr, Bonhomf' Dorothy Snoutter' Do you meet often? Betty Vorneri Twice ci other time we hove o picnic times ot the home ot one ot other meetings ore held in the Mortho Wosh' ington room. Moriorie Morchi Our lost meeting this semester will be o dromotizotion ot o scene from lbsen's Doll l-louse, Deon Metcolt: At the next meeting our new otticers will be in chorgei Lowell Pirnie, president, Normo Schirmer, vice-president, Coro l-lompton, secretory, ond Chester Pe- tronek, treosurer, And it's o picnic supper, which olwoys meons o good time, o good sup' per eond o good 'turn out '. month, every supper, some- the members, SCIENTIFIC SEARCI-IEIQS lfrirrzl Run I., Hrixlsy Xl, lllnugh Ii. Novak ix.f.ZlU'l1DllCll jczm Eilrly Y. Terrall V. Swan A. Pilgrim J. Conley .Nvxurzrl Run' gl. XYilrI ll. xvllljlltlt' ,lc-:mice lirlily VI, VVIIOIHZIS A. Iloumllcn li. Vlilfer N. Scltirmcx M. Mcllonald M. XYiIey Alisa llnrn 'I l nl Roz. R. Stn11eI-Ury NI. Nlcwsulf XY. Fclminrllcr XI. Appleton ID, Hedges J. Terrall R. Pickforrl Joe Wlld, One thing I'II miss ofter groduoting will be the Scientific Seorchers' Club. I hove Ieorned more obout science from the industrlol tours, the field trips, ond Iece tures thon I could hove from ony text book, leon Eddy I suppose thot is the woy we will oll feel obout it when it IS ot lost our turn to Ieove old Woshington John Terroll' Joe, you forgot to mention oll of the experiments ond tests the club conf ducted I guess those were pretty populor with just obout everyone Dixon Hedges As for os I hove been oble to find out, our club hos hod o more complete ond bettervchosen series of lectures thon ony other orgonizotion in the school In my oplnion, Mr Coquillette's oddress ond experiment on the chemistry of the blood wos to wonder. Roswell Plckford You know, it's quite o privilege to be oble merely to see thot com- plicoted blood-testing opporotus which he hod over ot our meeting Virginio Terrolli 'fYes, ond he olso showed us how the rnochine wos operotedf' Bob Stonsburyi Don't forget our club porty while ou're on the subiect of octivities, Boyl I never ote so much in oll my life os I did then I guess thot must be why I en- ioyed it so much Moybeth Appleton, According to the in- terest shown by the members, everybody seems to hove lived up to our motto of, 'To better promote ond understond science '. Joe Wlld By the woy, lvliss I-lorn, who ore our new spring officers? lvliss I-lorn Let me see, John Terroll is president, Bob Stonsbury is vice-president, leonice Eddy is treosurer, Emily Novok is sec- retory, ond Dixon I-ledges, Sergeont-ot-orms Agnes Pilgrim, You were one of the foll term officers, weren't you, Joe? Joe Wild Yes, I wos elected president in our foll cobinet, Corl Spencer wos vice- president, Audrey Compbell wos our secre- tory, while leon Eddy wos our treosurerf' 88 f. ff xg. A CAPELLA cuole R Q. 41,7- I-run! R-11. I..Sl1e1-lac-1-rl ti, Kc-.ith M. llgluurn l,. Scltinvllcr Nl, Hcnl li. Swan H. Siuunrme ,Nf'tur1J lx'u:.' U. litlwnrtle Al. l'Irlwn1'rls l.. I'irnl0 yl, lfflmly XI.,lrm1-Q lf, lffxwtvtt XY. XY:1lt4-rs XY. Hullrly If. Rztslex S.Smitl1 Yklt rd HM. I ,l. .Xlmrnltztm S. RL-irl Xl. Vt-sr-ly l'. Quzxns ll, iluprmt Nl. llultgerfurfl ll. XYl1ipplQ Nl. Nelson Al. Iluvltxillvttv S. lluntingrrm Xl. llytcn .X. l':unplw,ll .X. Nlvlitu-xt Y.Slm1lk-r I-muff' Kun' Nl. lillmc R. Heals NY. lin-r11xx':t3 Y. 'l'lxvnl1:u1s Nl.Sl1illingl:1w R. XY:1lmlrnu F, Kulrirns ,l, lfzlllis If l'ct1':tm-lc -l. lfricksun lt,f'1rrsun -l. Fnllfwk II. Xlvlimgllitl l.. Kolzu' Genevleve McCulloch. What on earth as A Capella Chow? Maybe l'd luke to loan Madge Jones Oh, lt's a maxed chorus There are trttyethree members now, though rt was started as an experlment only one and a halt years ago Cenevleve l-low lnterestmg' What land ot mus:c do you sing? Chester Retraneki We do some at the heavler Russuan choral numbers and some Ilghter selectlons, too All ot them are une accompanred, ot course. The tenors' tavore lte llght number as a Czechoslovalaan dance wlth a catchy atterbeatf' Russ Waldron Never mind, Petranelq, we tenars worked plenty hard to get that atter- beat, and Mlss Chaney worked lust as hard Genevueve, Do you have officers? Lenore Stark Ot course, The tall se- mester the presldent was Russ Waldron, vlce- president, Evelyn Fawcett, secretary, lack Edwards, treasurer, Wllllston Shetronick, lr- braruans, Lowell Rlrnle and lean Eddy, and Pulse reporter, Marguerrte Hyten. Genevleve 'And I suppose you have ote ttcers tor thus semester elected, foo? lr Janet Coauullette, Pune ones They are Madge Jones, presldent, lean Eddy, vrcev presldent, Lowell Rlrnue, secretary, Marcella Heal, treasurer, Chester Retranek and Evelyn Fawcett, llbrarlans, Rulse reporter, Clra Mae Edwards. Genevleve Do you ever have any soclal actlvltuesy' Robert Beals l'll say' We had a swell party with the two glee clubs December Ind at the 'l-lallwood' ln lVlOl'IOll lean Curry Why aren't the fewest mem- bers in the Cedar pucture? ,lanet Grac'ous, It everyone who has been In A Capella thls year were IH the picture, there'd be over seventy people, and there are lnmlts you know lust we veterans are chosen l' Six l-ll -V- ETTE lwnnl lffigc-' fi, llawsmi ll. Young A. Anrlerssin Y. lilack N. Arringtmt A. Fzintiilic-ll V, Richards .Xumrrd Rrrr: N. Rrilirlizicli O, Iirlwzirrls Nl, Hunger bl. Umliiillclts- P. NL-mecek E. Swuitzer A. Rogers Tlifrd li'i'zu S. Himtiiigtriii li. Shrmlin Miss Pzipcs Nl. Nelson Nl. Huff -I. l'almt'i' Genevieve lvlcfulloch. Hello, there' Are you going to HVY-Ette tomorrow? Sarah l-luntingtcn As far as I know, l am. Are you? Genevieve, I suppose so What is the program? Sarah Oh, a good deal along the same llne as usual We've had some dandy pro- grams this yeari radio broadcasts, discussion groups led by invited leaders, and puppet shows, I think tomorrow's meeting is a show followed by a tea Genevieve' A tea? That reminds me of the lovely tea you gave for new members, and the scrumptious sandwiches. Sarah: Do you remember the Shipwreck Party with the Grant A Ds Tfs, doncesee49 cents a couple, the impressive World Fellow- ship program, and the pageant with the iig- sow motif? Genevieve. Do l remember them? Why, I couldn't forget them l'm going to confess something to you that l've told no one before. You know l come to high school here in IIB. I was terribly lonely because I knew abso- lutely no one lvliss Rogers suggested that I loin Hi-Y-Ette, and I followed her advice. The girls do try to make you feel welcome, and in my case they certainly succeeded Working on their committees really made me feel o port of the club. l urge every new- comer to the city and every newcomer from the junior high schools to join. Sorahi lf l-li-Y-Ette can make everyone feel that way, it surely has accomplished its purpose. 'To get, grow, and give in the spirit of Christian comrodeship' Miss Popes should be told about your experience, she has worked so hard for that ideal. The cabinet decided that its particular protect this year would be to make girls feel welcome. Well, so longl l'll see you tomorrow. l-ll-Y l'wr1! Nm. ' ll. llillicr VV. fzlrr A. llztgc R. Lzmlstiu , , . . , ,Xztmld fum' ,l. Mmxey fllr W Warren Corri We've certainly had some keen Hi-Y meetings this year, haven't we? Dick l-leclgesi 'lYes, that demonstration ot X-ray by Dr, Erskine was very interesting. Eugene Havvkinsoni And the night Rev. Orth spoke to us, we almost torgot to go home. Sophomore, What is this l-li-Y club you tellovvs are talking about, and who is eligible tor membership? Avery Gage The Hi-Y is a club spon- sored bythe Y, lvl. C A having as its purpose the creation and maintenance ot high stand- ards ot Christian character in the high school and community. Bob Lamson The members are chosen from those ot the student body vvho meet the requirements ot the cabinet at the ttme ot election, There are about titty members novv enrolled ,lzstlvy Al.Sm1tl1 li. Wzxples 2, 43, Don Van Meterj Who are the cabinet members? Bob Gable, The cabinet includes the ot- ticers Don l-lillier, president, Avery Gage, vice-president, Bob Gable, secretary, Warren Carr, treasurer, and Robert Lamson, John Money, James Smith, and Elliott Waples. All business matters are transacted by the cabi- net as vvell os the planning ot club activities. John Batesi Where and vvhen does this club meet? Don Hillier' Meetings are held on alter- nate Thursdays at 7.30 R M, at the Y, lvl 11 C A, Robert Wapless l haven't seen a Hi-Y ptn yet, what are they like? William Leetersi The l-li-Y pin is a tri- angle within a triangle and a cross set in the center, The name ot the club is at the top. 11 WM 1 i I , '- T I F' I2 5 1 I I... ' fsS:v,,f 5 . 1 L5 ' VP5 n, i ' .. i , . A T H E C E D A R 97 SPCDRT SLANTS FGQTBALI. FLASI-IES On Sept 23 the Tngers opened the season by ramping over West Waterloo score l3-6 The next week-end the team entrauned tor Toledo where they were beaten by score Bl -O, and on Get, 7 Dubuque triumphed by a lone touchdown The next week the Trgers taught the strong East Waterloo team to a 6-6 tie. And on Oct 29 we tnumbhed over Clinton by a score ot l9e6j Nov. 5 we journeyed to East Des Moines only to be set back by a score of ll-U. Iowa Cnty l-hgh was our next ylctlm 4 and the score was 25-O. On Nov. l9 the l team lourneyed to Prairle Du Chain to drub SCllWl'Ylil' Vullv YA RSITY SQVA ll 94 FOCDTBALL FLASI-IES Campion 59-O. And on l'Tarl4ey Day Grant, after a hard battle, was beaten, 7-3. This year our team made tive trips, two of which were out ot state. The Toledo trip was enioyed especially by Kinch and Meyers, who liked it so well they didn't want to leave, The Campion trip ended up just opposite ot the Toledo iaont, Nance and Van Skike especially liked the sleeping aoarters and also little Darwin likes cocoa and bananas. The other trips were namely Iowa City, Des Moines, and West Waterloo. Sam Archibald very ably managed the saoad all season, nu Skike snvriomnim SQVAU 95 BASKETBALL FLASI-IES Cn December 9th, eight days atter tootball season, an unprepared team traveled to Dubuque to open the season against the championship Dubuque team. Our warriors were soundly thrashed to the tune ot 46-24. The tol- lowing week the team traveled to Waterloo to meet the strong West l-ligh club. l-lere again inexperience showed itselt and we were beaten 26-20. The tollowing night the Tigers hit their stride, the victim being Waverly, the score 37-23. Continuing their winning ways, the Tigers steam-rollered Over Grant 52-20, The next week the team hit a snag in the torm ot Davenport. This really was a heart-breaking deteat, as our boys out- played Davenport two to one on the floor. The best gCi,,,.e,ke, team, however, didn't win, the score 37-35. The team came back, however, and turned in tour straight vic- Tories. The scoresi C, R 29, Clinton 22,1 C. R. 32, East Waterloo l9, C. R. 4l, Iowa City 2l, C. R. 54, Clinton 24, The winning streak was broken by another heart- breaker, Dubuque turning the trick 26-25. The next game was the teature game at the year, West Waterloo iourneyed to Cedar Rap- ids with an unblemished record. They were the undisputed conterence leaders, Our team was at its peak and sent Wa- terloo back home with its tirst deteat ot the season by the decisive score at 44-23. The last game ot the regular season re- sulted in a glorious victory over Grant, and the city championshipl Score 43-2l, Cedar Rapids wan the sectional tourna- ment in championship style- C. R. 57 Rmlriquez 96 Mag BASKETBALL Fl.ASl-IES Centrol City 9, C B. 43, Gront 2l, C. R, 49, Springville l9. The following week the teom journeyed to Dovenport to porticipote in the district tourno- ment. They beot Ft. lvlodison in o first round gome 46-20, ond decisively beot Woshington, lowo, in the semi-finols 29-l9. Our hopes of o Stote Chompionship were shottered by the Burlington teom, 23-22, ending onother successful seoson, The teom omossed o grond totcil of 685 points os compored to 420 points for the opponents This gove them on overoge of 38.05 points per gome ond on overoge of 23.33 points per gome for opponents. Hmm The Tigers finished the seoson with thirteen victories ond five defeots, for o percentoge of 722. When teom ond individuol honors were given, the Tigers come in for their shore of glory, The teom set o new record for scoring in the conference by omossing o totol of 362 points for on civeroge of 37 points o gome. Som Johnson, our versotile forword, scored more field gools thon ony other ployer in the conference, ond Mognuson, his running mote, hod the honor of being the ployer to score the most points in one gome, his overoge being l9i9. The groduotion of three regulors leoves the teom in o shottered condition, l-lowever, the return of two lettermen form o nucleus oround which Cooch Rust hopes to build on- other formidoble mochine. Cooch Rust is plocing much foith in members of this yeor's sophomore teom, who hod mony copoble, per- formers omong their ronks ond only lock Ci little more experience. 97 TRACK FLASI-IES During the track season of 1931-1932 Washington I-ligh School participated in the Indoor Conference Meet at Iowa City, the State Indoor Meet at Iowa City, a Dual Relay Meet with Grant I-ligh School, Oskaloosa Relays, Drake Relays, Grinnell lnterscholastic Meet, State District at Grinnell, State Meet at Annes, Dual with Grant, and a Conference Meet at Davenport, The highlight of the season was winning the District Championship. ln the Conference Meets the team finished fifth in- 'rim SQIHXII 98 TRACK FLASHES doors and fourth outdoors. The Tigers scored victories over Grant in both the Relays and the Field Meet. The men that composed the various teams are as follows: Mile Relay Team and the 440 Yard Dash Men: Waldron, Bredle, Bates, l-lallenbeck, Maney, l-lillier. Sprint Relay and Sprintersj Washburn, Nance, Kelty, Powell, Milersf Ralston, Goyer. l-lalt Milers: Smith, Frazee. l-lurdlesi Mott, Kinch. l-ligh Jump: Blackwell, Perkins. Broad Jump: Nance, Kinch, Weightsi Reyna, Jakoubek, Beers, Kinch. Pole Vault: Money, xsii RELAY 99 GYM ATHLETES George Wilson. Well, tellows, we'ye had plenty ot tun in the health classes this year, hayen't we? Remember the baseball tournament we held in the tall semester? There were some mighty good games in that event, especially the tinal one between Bud lVlcGuire's team and Richard Blahnilds tollowers Bud's pitching was too much tor his ap- ponents, though, and his team won by a score ot lB to 3. His team consisted at Ross, Rogers, Fitzpatrick, Hensley, Siyer, La Frantz, Easlcer, McGuire, Metrey, G. McDonald, John Smith, and Rizzio, Richard's team consisted ot Powell, Daugherty, Rracok, lvlikota, Bednasek, R, H. Smith, Baxter, Raitora, Hach, R Blahnilq, Beyill, Bowser, Goyer, E Rosenbaum, Don Smith, and Sweitzerf' Anthon lVlcGuire1 Yes, and atter that we held our volley ball tournament After plenty IHMSM ot exciting games the tinals were reached and the teams under Floyd Fisher and Richard Ritter taught tor the championship, The games were won two straight by Floyd's team, the scores being li-5 and l5-7 Floyd's team was com- posed ot Gl Wilson, W Kelly, Kadlec, Kehoe, Toms, Fisher, Jess Smith, Joe Kacere, Clenden- ing, and Reed. Ritter's team was composed at Blake, Glessner, lVlcl.aughlin, Bazanek, WM, ,,,, R,,g,,,, Abraham, Ralston, Bob Blahnik, Cairns, Beals, Stolqlosa, Peterson, H.Thompson C. Tlearrlsley R11iiv1erl'pY1illcy Hall Team RIHHISI'lvl7l:?lSCll1lllYlNE1lTll l A Rik' l i. I Sl F GYM ATl-ILETES Walter Kelly' The volley ball teams ot Washington are doing well, too There has been a tine turnout and there's lots ot good material To date the tirst team has won tour games and has lost tvvo while the second team has vvon tour and lost one. Flovd Fisher, l.et's not forget Mr, Frederick, l-le took a lot ot his time in promoting our tournaments and explaining the highlights ot various sports and was helpful in every wav to us, Bob Blahnik The tumbling activities have been livelv this vear. To place on the honor list, the tumblers have to accomplish the snap bp, hand stand, hand spring, head stand, and hand Walk, So tar eightv-six bovs have been placed on the list, xlmuui lnkl Dick Avedovech, Then, too, other interest- ing events are the relays, namelve crab, pin, basketball, and obstacle relavs -also games ot vvar, and high iumpingf' Richard Ritter: Say, you've torgotten one or the most interesting ot these events, the basket shooting one Long shots are made trom be- hind the tree throvv line. One team has made siktvfone baskets in titteen minutes, Glen l-lruska A lot can be said against the condition ot our gym, but we have plentv ot tun and exercise in it, and I am sure that we all appre- ciate this li, Kittvx' 1 li 1 xi l l1iYwllr'y Null Tc-:lm fl!?l11l1llO!1SlliI! Baseball Team lOl GYM ATI-lI.ETES Martha Beardsleyi Welcome, lGB'sl And how are you getting along at Wash- ington? Betty Wetzel: Pretty well, thanks, but gee there's a lot to learn! Whewl Bernice Woodson: You'll soon tind out everything, come on let's play paddle tennis. Esther Yothersi Oh, yes, you and B. Woodward have been the winners in that tor two years. Dorothy Greer: By the way, how did the basketball tournament come out? Jean Bain: Didn't you hear? My team won from the tourth hour class. Edith Winn: Well, as long as you're answering questions tor us, tell me about the point system, Dorothy Morris: lt you earn QSCZJ ot the points each semester you receive 'A' and a Cedar Rapids monogram, Maxine Kushner: Sounds grand, but 1ii.iw,iianS how do you get points? Irma Gregori Ohl There are lots ot ways. By being 'dressed' in class each day and keeping health charts. .v.,,....4 U. Nissan f ,1 lm. W uuilsau H. VVoutlwarrl ia I, Gregor E. Yothers Winning Basket Ball Team Hlinning Valley Ball Team lO2 GYM ATHLETES Rhea Woltep There are some achievement tests you can pass, too. ln paddle tennis, volley ball, basketball, and hand ball. Helen Colby: Sure, and in baseball, too, tor good throws at a target. Mina Hansen: Then there are rule tests, You get points according to the per cent ot questions you answer correctly. And boyl that counts. Merivvyn Pollinsi What about the tournaments? Do you get points tor winning them? Florence Martin: l'll sayl Ten points tor winning. Zoe Burgei Working on the appa- ratus is good, too. Exercises on rings, stall bars, boom and ladder. Margaret Hallgreni I like to dance. What about that? Marjorie Pennellj Me, tool And you can earn titty pointsl Betty Nissoni Gee, thanks a lotl That sure helps. What do you say we go and practice tumbling? Huh? . Lary f 'Xl Nlircll R XX ,He NI Hunsen Class Paddle Tennis VVinners G. A. C. Volley Ball Team lO3 Don: ' Linn Don Linn: Don: Linn ,I .11 Too bad you just missed the State Tournament at Des Moines, BUYS' GOLF 'Congratulations Buclclin, winner ot the tall tournament and Armstrong Club! 'I never thought l'd beat you, Houser, two and one. That Lindsay-Kolar match last spring was certainly a close one. Lindsay had to play twenty holes to win the Vavra Cup. 'Yes, Lindsay was tirst alternate. Who were on the team? Dong Bob Hastings, Leonard Kolar, Elmer Hightower, and my humble self. Linn 'Wasn't it great to get even tourth place over those three Des Moines schoolsl Don: Do you know all the tellows in the squad? Linni Yes, top row: Francis Rich- ards, Bert Foote, Howard Rickey, Jack Shaw, Leonard Kolar, Bob Lamson, Al- Bucklin bert Kitzhaber, Sando Jordan, Avery Gage. Middle rowi Lyle Richardson, Rex Powell, Bob Hastings, Don Houser, Carl Myers, Jack Smith, Don Wilson, BillyGreen, Lowerrowg Linn Buclqlin, Elmer Hi htower El'ot Waples, Benny Prince, Joe Martineld' t lO4 GIRLS' GOLF Betty: I-lello, Ruth Nehlsl What have we here? A golf picturel Ruth: Yes, my dear, behold Betty French, the famous I932 fall golf champion Betty: I had forgotten this picture, I am in the center next to Marcella MisaI4 win ner of the I93I spring tournament, She plays a great game. Ruthi You defeated her in the fall tournment in I93I, didn't you? Betty: Oh, yes, that is true. But you came along the next spring and ruined my chances for the championship then. Ruth: What a good picture of all the girls, I-lere in the top row are Eleanor I-luntirg BI Janet Coguillette, and Mary Schilling- law, and, beginning at the left, in the bottom row are Phyllis Lowe, Mary Luberger, Marcella, yourself, Barbara Bloomhall, Gertrude Cramer, Marian I-Iunting, and Mary Louise Brand, Bettyi This picture makes me anx- ious for golf season to open. Wish you were going to be with us again, Ruth: Sorry I can't. Anyway l'm interested Let's find the other girls and practice some IOS CRAMMING , BMS GUNS an some A BAD SIGN NIGHT LATE FL-ASI-IES l m 106 E CHAM? 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Our old house is all dolled up! And an Annex-little journeys between classes! Ezra l-latch comes to school with his hair combed! Sept. l9-23--Budget ticket campaign gradually put over. Sept. Zl-Cyrenus Cole talks to a large body ot government students. Attentive crowd. Sept, 23-And after that wonderful send- att we gave them, our Tigers were defeated by Waite l-ligh at Toledo! Sept! 284 Eree Wheeling thru Africa with lvlr. Wilson. This time Jerry Crowley actually stayed awake at an assembly! Sept. 30-l-lurrah! Everyone celebrates! Teachers go to conference. Lowell Pirnie bakes an angel-tood cake. Oct. 7-Dubuque downs C. R. ltl. S. 6-O. Oct, l4-l5-Our budding journalists at- tend convention in lowa City, Oct. 22-Sophomores earn their laurels in Tea tor Tom, Miss Schichtl makes debut in hotel scene! Oct, 29-Same real spool schirit, A pep parade led by our blaring band in white pants and black coats, Everyone freezes while Tigers beat Clinton. Nov. 2-Dr. Barker gives an inspirational address. Rah! Rah! Fritz Jakoubek. Novi 2-3-44Tests, l vow l shall start to study. Signed, Bob Nlaresh Nov. QA! 2A's hear Dr. Weatherwax. ll-Armistice day. l-lalt holiday. Tigers beat lowa City at lowa City, Nov. l94The ambitious young sophomores throw a party. Nov. 24!Pertect football weather. Team earns turkey by beating Grant 7-6. Einal game ot season, And does the band know haw to march!! Lowell baked another angel- tood cake. Dec. 2-Grant and Washington listen to Dr. Griggs' wise counsel. Nov. Dec. 9dLozier, Roberts and Jones distin- guish themselves in Declamatory contest, Dec. l5-Annual Christmas program at the Memorial Building. Over a thousand voices in carols! Dec. Zl-Longest day ot the year-vaca- tion tomorrow! Lowell baked two cakes! Jan. 2-The Thundering Herd returns with new sweaters, compacts, etc. lan, l3-Seniors look important as they strut about in caps and gowns. l-louser dis- tinguishes himselt as a radio announcer. What-no cakes, Lowell? Jan. llldlvlighty Senior Play. Geo. Nelson learns to laugh and push a lawn mower, Westertield becomes a great loverfLucky Frances. Jan. l6-Senior banquet, Good-Bye and Good Luck! Jan. 20-Retribution, Grade cards. New lOB's arrive. Ede Winn brings her gum and selt from Franklin and starts right in. Feb. 8gCapt. Tim l-lealy, Australian ln- telligence Dept., shows pictures and tells hair raising stories ot war. Sam Archibald goes acrobatic with a bang. Feb. 9-New lockers and new home rooms. What a mess! Feb, 224l-lalt-l-loliday. March 2-3-4-Sectional tournament at Marion Got out at school all P. lvl. tar a quarter, but, ot course, Marie and Winifred would be there to take attendance! March 9-lO-Divisional tournament at Davenport. We lose in finals to Burlington. March i6-l-li-Y-Ette dance. Made up of stags. March l7-Much talent shown by the Jun- iors in their play, Jimmie's Aunt Jane. lvlarch Zl -23gTimes that try men's souls, Nine weeks exams and approaching report cards, We are not feeling so good, March 24-We win many honors at sub- district music contest at Vinton. March 27fReport cards. Price of red ink soars. IOS xxUNCLE ABNEWS weonms TEA TIAGE ' i SHARING NOEL GU? LUNCH BREAD Lme f fm W' 1- 4',, , ,L .VK wii. ' , 'ggfzii f. iw A T3 1 ,fi ' W ,,, NVA mwu W wwwmvihwvndw U fNY'AD g Q 9 Q Llfw Lpgku N ,QQEVJES Home Lowe Aoof' ' VA.. 51, j 32 A'A, 'J' I .1 MNLD VYEST W9 WASHINGTON SHORT SHAVINGS Miss TathweII's lectures . . . Joe Reyna's spots . . . Mr. Peterson's girl Iwho is she?l . . . Bob GabIe's letter . . Jeanette Focht's blush . , . Joe Faltis's walk . . . Mr. Zeman's moustache . . , Fritz Jakoubek's haircut . . . Mrs Greene's bag , . . Duane BIackweII's bashfulness . , . our fire drills . . . Bob Lam- son's sophistication . . . Mr. Rust's grin . . . Sam Johnson's feet . . . Walt Kinch's sus- penders . . . our assemblies . . . Mr. LaveII's jokes . . . Marjorie Voigt's car . . . you . . . Bill MiIIer's curls . . . Buenetta AngeII's hair . . . Jim Nance's laugh . . . Mr. PauIu's grades . . . Miss Comb's glasses . . . Beatrice Kim- baIl's high heels . . . Johnny Rodriguez's voice . . . . Warren Carr's sweater . . . . Jane O'Meara's popularity . . . Mr. Estby's come- backs . . . Bob McCaffrie's build . . . Russell PendIeton's blond . . . Clare Ann Russett's teeth . . . Frank Witte's dancing . . . George Bowne's suit . . . Mary l.uberger's Packard . . . Gertrude Cramer's earrings . . . Jean Drew's length . . . Mr. KeIley's classes . . . Miss WiIson's cards . . . Lora MiIIer's beau . . . Margritha La Mont's giggle . . . Bob Stansbury's walk. WASHINGTON INVESTIGATIONS Operator 9432 reports that Mr. Baum, our operatic baritone, was one of Caruso's star pupils. He came to this country directly after the war. Operator II27 reports that after a patient trailing of Mr. Baum, he saw him enter Arm- strong's and purchase a reducing machine. Ahl Operator 4785, one of our nosiest sleuths, reports that by use of Sherlock Holmes tac- tics, he has found that Mr. Bonham did not go to the IJ. of Minnesota at all, but took his course in biology from the correspondence school. Detective No. 4432 reports that after a large bank robbery, Miss Martin wore a dif- ferent gown to school every day for weeks. So now we know. Operator 6756 reports that Mr. Peterson is a direct descendant of Patrick Henry, thus ONE WORD I. Carl Spencer ............ ................ B eaming 2. Joyce Palmer ......... ......... G irlish 3. Miss Larson ...... .......... B ustling 4. Izzy De Mers ........ ........ V ivacious 5. Mr. Bowne ......... ......... B ooming accounting for many of our humble profes- sor's orating qualities. Operator 9087 says that after careful measurement, he found that Miss Reynolds' nose is I3 degrees higher by virtue of those new glasses. Deahl ascertained that Mr. Operator 9785 has Zeman is not only an artist, but a talented musician as well. He plays the piccolo and tuba with equal skill. It must be hair-edity. penetrated Mr. Hall- Operator 2056 has man's disguise at last, and learned that he is really Napoleon. Which accounts for many things. Our most prominent feati Operator 03456, by the most exacting deductions, has finally come to the weighty conclusion that after all, Washington is a tottering structure. Agreed! DESCRIPTIONS 6. Jean Hutchcroft ................................ Bored 7. Mr. Kelly ...................... ......... R oundish 8. Rebecca Clements ..,....... ............. T iny 9. Dean Metcalf .............. ........ P eering I0. Marcella Misak ........ ........ S miling IIO Q 0 r ' Rf ,, ii Q.. R Cf' QQ., o A HECTIC MCDVIE l-lere comes a young man With a very scared tace He takes a long gulp And sinks in his place. Fie-'s getting his grades For the nine weeks just past And this tact black shadows Upon his lite cast. Ah, we are his grades, huzzah and hoorumay And we're all going home to be shown to his mummy. His French grade says: l am his French grade i stand tor a D Z fear it will take fame explaining tor me, And the l ern his English grade Sjjljllgov l stand tor a B When our young man sees me l-le'll holler with glee, For we are his grades, huzzah and hoorumay And we're all going home to be shown to his mummy His i stand tor Citizenship Citizenship E w L . Qmde SGW . night have been higher had this young men proved A much better liar l-lis l-listorv grade saws l am his l-listory grade l stand tor a C Our young man is proved Very average by me. For we are his grades, huzzah and hoorumay And we're all going home to be shown to his m l-lis French grade speak again. His English grade sounds more cheertisl And the Citizenship grade savs Ch, what a scolding lt really was sad It seems that his mummy Thinks l am guite bad. l seem to have pleased Our young rnan's mumah ummy When she gazed upon me She uttered Hurrah, lf seems that there is No excuse lett tor me Why he can't behave well l-lis mother can't see. For we are his grades, huzzah and hoorumay And now we have all been inspected by mummy. IN Tl-lE PICTURES The photographer spoke to the Senior As she posed tor her picture one dayi Look natural now-esee the birdie Then he stopped with a gasp ot dismayl Don't look natural please, laak pleasant, Sav ' runes' in a voice sottli s oken , i X Raise your head, roll your eyese-Nowl Readyl' Then Snap? And the camera was broken' A 34:21. ,X V 3 .... ' 13, so 3 :agree ,1f' f ' Q A Ei' a E 'M MJ 1 MEET SOME OF OUR MANAGERS One day about 'Leven, Bonham was seen driving a Green tord slowly up the Rudd, toot- ing his Horn, He stopped in front ot the school. 'Twas a bit Airie that day, but still Baum enough, He ran up to the door, Has anybody' here seen Kelly? he demanded, Dot-son is Ze-man dat Combs around De Noon hour, said Estby, Yes, called Gerwig, He looks like he was made ot Grissel, but he Kim-ball some. Yes, but he's really Hansen, spoke up Miss Davidson. Jess wait a minute, sug- gested Frederick, you Otto look down the Hall-man. ls this on the Lavell? asked Miss Cham- berlain. I don't know, answered Miss Matousek, l never saw a Boy-ack as he does. Well, we'd better get out our Rogers spoons and be sure that they're not too Rust-y, spoke up Miss Griffith. With a Bowne-d, they got them, but they didn't Soutter. The eats were Voight as old mother Hibbard's cupboard. l must have lunch or l'll be Schich-tl noon, said Miss Tathwell. l'm all Quigley now. So am l, answered Miss Chapman, De- Woody part ot these pencils doesn't satisfy much. Just then Vesely came in. What we need is music, he shouted. Then he lined up the Misses Martin, Powell, Reynolds, and Mrs. Peterson as lyric sopranos, Misses Sutherland, Whaley, and Witwer as altos, while Peterson and Miller sang basso protundo. Home, James, said Bonham, eating a Cooky. l don't think he Wil-son, sang the chorus. SOME CLOSE LIPS Our teacher in English, Miss Otto, When reading is very legato, But when drilling debate, She rises in state, And her voice becomes really staccotol Our dear dean ot girls, Miss Rogers, Likes to mother us little codgers, She gives us advice On how to act nice, So we won't become artful dodgersf' Miss Hibbard who's been here since B, C, Coaches players tor dramas O. T. Get some action there, U- Out you go P. D. Q. For you're a punk 'tryout' l. C. There once was a teacher named Kelley Who was fond ot all kinds ot jelly, One night at a party He ate very hearty And he said, l've a pain in my-stomach, Our government teacher's named Green At her work she's considered real keen- You think she's so kind, But bear this in mind, When handing out grades-is she mean? Mr. Bonham, our bug teacher tough, Makes you think that he'd act pretty rough When he says, Look here, Sally, l'll meet you in the alley. But we've learned that that's only a bluttl ll2 TEACHERS' Lofxps ' , THE FOUPSUME 45 rf ,. TEACHERS PET ? WELCOME HOME WHAT Queen ? 0 NOT O.K. SISTANT HARRY N3 AM. 8:00-Bill Meyer's pink ford backfires up 8105e- . J to the curbing. Mr. Bowne and his brilliant orange tie appear followed by Georgie, Scotty, calm and serene, takes stand behind his counter 8'lF--Warning bell, Grand rush to lockers 8 120-Tardy bell. 8:2ls 8:23e Walter Jones puts in an appearance, Announcements. After much wheed- ling Gene Hawkinson escapes from home room. 8125eHome rooms burst into song. 8:30-Mad rush from home rooms to lock- ers. 8:3l--Unfortunates hurry to Annex, 8135eJerry Gearhart interviews Miss Wil- 8:37- son for admittance card. Annex crowd straggles in 9100-Helen Berry deposits her gum in the 91lO- 9130- 933l- waste-paper basket. Cecily writes Chuck a note. Rush to second hour classes. Fritz and Franny have a scrap. 9335-Jerry returns with above-mentioned admittance card. 9145-Physics class gazes wistfully out the door. 9:5OeSilence in Halls. l0:OO-Marie Voigt appears in a new plaid dress l lO:25-Mr. Hallman visits in Physics classg causes uncanny silence. lO335-Bill Hughes and Arlene Skersick are SEEN, lO136f-Mr. Hallman raids the drug store. lO:4OeJohnny Erickson late to class again! ll :OO-Elmer Hightower banished from Li- bra ry. ll 330-Cecily rereads Chuck's note. WASHINGTCDN MINUTE BV MINUTE ll 342-Banging lockers. Stampede for lunch. l21O0-Silence. PM. l2:35-Noisy visits in halls start. l215O-The drug store emptiesg the school fills, l2:57-Miss Chamberlain disperses noisy groups. l2:59-Grand rush for seats. Tardy bell l 'OO-Miss Martin arrives. lilOf l3l'5- Mr, l.avell's tests given to the ac- companiment of the band. Gene Hawkinson takes another walk in Library. l1l6-Anne Homolka breaks test tubes in l '40- l 'SO-e Chemistry. Rex Powell decides to study. Cyril Noon finishes perfect lesson in Physics. l 155-End of fourth hour. Fritz and Fran- l:57- 2jlG- 2:3O- ny make up. Drug store does good business. Chemistry odors reek through halls. Bill Greenway's voice struggles with scales in Theory. 2'5C4Mr. Estby wisecracks in Economics. 305-Marion Hunting dreams in Journal- ism, 3 330-The Pulse arrives. 3:32-The author of the Forum becomes extremely unpopular, 3139-Much yawning. Miss Tathwell's vig- ilance increases. 33-l'54Howard McLaughlin gazes at Miss 3:50 3155 Reynolds wisttully. eloe Wild combs his hair. mEveryone packs up. 3159-All eyes on the clock. 4300- Thundering Herd loose l l4 again, TCD GUI? SEAMSTRESSES A needle, a thimble, And tingers so nimble. l-low do you make them so soon? You start one dress in the month ot May, And have two done by Junel A buzz and a rumble, Then Miss Wilkinson's grumble, That tongues can go taster than hands Those patterns and presses tor your pretty dresses Mean work, do you understand? CCDRRECT Tl-llS SENTENCE Joe Ealtis is not a ladies' man. Linn Bucklin is president at the Six Footers' Club. Miss De Noon's pupils never complain about long assignments. Aura McEwen is a natural blonde, lS'all right, Aura, anything tor a gagtl Bobby Maresh is bored to death with himselt. Elizabeth Munger is just another one ot those girls whom no one ever notices Miss Powell says: l highly approve at gum chewing in my classes. lt helps the stu- dent concentrate. Jimmy Horan, Bob Marek, Gilman Lazier, and Bill Dytrt say Blondes are the bunk. And Bill Greenway says, Give me a brunette any time, Marge Milligan is Only a Sailor's Sweet- heart, The rooms in Washington are always cosy and well ventilated. To be appreciated at a Paramount assembly, eat onions. A red is a person who blushes easily or has red hair. Wl-lAT WE WILL SEE FIFTY YEARS FRGM NGWH A new high schoolemay bel Georgie Bowne following in his tather's toot- steps. An MD. atter Bob Bishop's name. Dan Oakley graduating. V952 football players watching the games tram the sidelines, Miss l-libbard buying another racoon coat. Dick Westertield telling his grandchildren how he swam the Atlantic, Bill Green driving a Lincoln. Eill Van Orsdol with grey hair, Mr, Bonham lprotessor to youll lecturing at the U. at Minn. Annabelle Anderson finally getting her Chemistry bill paid. All the little .lunior Arters making names tor themselves. John Maney and Nadgie Rohrbach still trying to decide whether they should go together. And at last we'll know whether this younger generation really did go to l-leg or not! ll5 SPOTLIGHTS SPOTLIGHT NO. I And who is this our spotlight first beoms upon? A toll, Ionky. young mon, very nor- row os to girth ond light os to hoir. He's probobly tolking to o little blonde Junior. If he isn't then thot IS news, This yeor he come to the front in bosketboll . . . running wild when it come to scoring. lncidentolly, he hod ideos obout going to the Stote Tour- noment ot Des Moines. But don't osk him obout it. Or Fritz either. It seems thot they weren't ot oll porticulor obout which woy they troveled. SPOTLIGHT NO, 2 Spotlight No. 2 rests upon one of the most populor teochers in school She hos o grond controlto voice, ond quite distinguished her- self by singing with the Cedor Ropids Sym- phony, ond weoring o stunning powder blue formol. And hove you heord the fost one she pulled in Iibrory? It seems thot in chong- ing some seots, she put o boy ond o girl together thot hod never os much os seen eoch other before. They didn't mind. But when the bell rong, she went over ond opolo- gized for not hoving introduced them. SPOTLIGHT NO. 3 We like this girl thot stonds in the glore now. In foct, we like her o lot. She is one of the most unusuol ond striking girls in fschool. And does she rote? She is seen ploces with o certoin young mon who once drove o Dutch Girl truck Incidentolly, she hos o Whippet. Not o cor, o Whippet. And she goes oll over town looking for hills to slide down so thot she con sove gos. SPOTLIGHT NO. 4 Whot senior thot groduoted ot Christmos time neorly drove Miss Boyock mod in the third floor locker corridor? Whot boy wos frequently heord to burst into frontic bu-bu- bub-o-bubs o lo Bing Crosby? Who, I osk you, beots o drum in o donce orchestro ond does tricks with the sticks? lncidentcilly, who is J. Albert? Find thot out ond you'lI know whom Spotlight No. 4 is resting on. Or listen in to KWCR ot nine o'clock every now ond then, ond see if you con recognize the voice. SPOTLIGHT NO. 5 Our spotlight now rests upon o certoin young professor whom oll the Juniors try to get for Americon History. He mokes beds ond wipes dishes beoutifully, ond ofter he finishes dusting, you cibsolutely connot write your nome onywhere. In his serious moments he discusses current events ond quotes Doctor Russell. And con he sing? When his col- Ieogue ltechnicolly speokingl ploys the pi- ono, they hove o plenty nice oct worked out. SPOTLIGHT NO. 6 We ore coming to the end of our spot- light's journey now, ond it's getting dim. But we con still see the little IOB thot hos the upperclossmen worried. She wos supposed to go to Socred Heort Acodemy, but Schwerke mode her chonge her mind. She dresses lufflily, looking especiolly nice in grey. Even when she wos o little girl ond went to Buchonon, she hod nice golden hoir thot no one else could hope to motch. Moresh likes it, too, WASHINGTON CABINET President-M. S. Hollmoni Vice-President-Miss Wilson, Secretory of Stote-Eugene Howkinson. Secretory of the Treosury-Som Archibold. Secretory of Woref-Miss Tothwell. Attorney Generol-Mr. Peterson. Secretory of Novy lAuto Fleetl-Billy Meyers. Postmoster Generol-Chorles Mongers. Secretory of Lobor-lvliss De Noon. Secretory of Agriculture-Morgie Morkert. II6 MERRY MELCDDIES Tune: The Battle l-lymn ot the Republic Tune: Sweet Sue Mine eyes have seen the glory that our toot- Every bird in spring ball team has won Makes a high school king They have witnessed with excitement one ot Sigh deep, sigh long Eritz's smashing runs Makes him dream ot moons But they've dwelt with high reproval an a Makes him ape a loon high school lass's sin Sighs deep, sighs long Ot powdering her nose in the midst ot all the It he had a car din, l-le could be a czar Letting Tennyson's old' rhyme be proved anew But he has no dough And his funds are low Tune: Among My Souvenirs SO he sighs deep Ten minutes lett till tour Sighs long. The hour that l adore l think with envy at the starving unemployed. Tune: The Wishing Song Eight minutes lett till tour l wish that this school Till l rush out the door Were more lenient in rule They may be hungry but at least they're not And the days were more cheertul and briet annoyed, And each teacher so tair By teachers grim and grey l-lad a chorus girl's tlair Who while the hours away Ear the students 'twould hold much reliet By asking questions that And it each train whistle l simply cannot answer. Would signal dismissal One minute lett till tour How happy each student would be. Ne'er went so slow before This is my wishing song l-loorah, the bell has rung and one more day And through hours that seem long is o'er, Each wish brings great comfort to me. SWEETI-IEARTS FCDREVEIQ I love your 'come hither' eyes You ARE a handsome tellow, l adore your rosy dimpled cheeks You really tempt me to consent, Your lips, l idolize Your tones are sweet and mellow, lt l could be your lover So since you say you'll always be true l-low happy we should be l'll try you tor my steady A pertect combination And it you suit, l'll marry you Erom now till eternity. When l get good and ready? Q-if g 1-4 at it T new we ,u,..ic E ll7 I must go down to a C again And heave a soulful sigh And all I ask is a handkerchief Wherein my tears l'lI cry, I must go down to a C again For my test was harder'n'elI There is an old table 'Boat a tellow named Gable To whom nothing was dearer than toodg And when at the table So goes the table I-Ie et And ett And ette, On all the thousand and one delights That tempt all fellows' appetites C FEVER And all I ask is to tear it up And my parents ne'er to tell. I must go down to a C again And I want to end my life In a sober way and a sure way So, Strata, bring my knife. OUI2 BGB Absorbing things in mammoth bites Declaring it one of his sacred rights I-Ie et And ett And ette. Until he swallowed his final bun And grinned around at everyone And puffed his cheeks out just for fun And laughed aloud and said I'm done. WI-IV DID VCU COME TO WASI-IINGTGN? Mary Luberger--f So I could drive the car. Frances Ebye- To see Fritz Charles Cullengnlo see Mr I-Iallmonf' George Zaveral-!'To see the girls, Cyril Noon-- To get educated. George Bownee- To be an athlete. Fritz Jakoubekfllo get 'A' in citizenship. George I-lallenbeck- To work myself up and be a track manager. Cecily Cocker '-I'o buy gum, 6 Bob Stansbiiry- Tennis is my racket. George Tiffany- I'lI ask one. Don I-IiIIier4 To be a senior. Duane Blackwell- To go to Home Room parties. Joseph Reyna!- To write poetry. Walt Kinch- Vida Richards. Bob Gable- I don't like to work. Willy Schindler- To write notes Iefthandedf' Sandoe Jordan- To avoid being an inexacti- tudenarianf' ..1 L3 fs, f' 'STE' C, ,.,, - x'2'i341i Cixi 'Q on HQ 6 l I8 I PCDPULAI2 DITTIES REVISED Ah, but I'ye Learned---Senior. Flere Lies LoyeeBob Bishop and Ann Ander- son. Sweethearts Forever-Bob Marek and Betty Mehegan. Just a Little Street Where Old Friends Meet eFitth Street. I Always Wear My Derby When it Rains- Joe Faltis A Million Dreams-Sixth I-Iour Study. Willow, Weep for Me-Grade card day. As You Desire Me-Buenetta Angell, Sentimental Gentleman from Georgia lor was it Missouri?lf-l.'Rue Threlkeld. It Don't Mean a Thing-Chemistry. I-low Deep Is the Oceanellick Westertield. FAMGLIS Mr. Moehlmonn: Be quiet or I'II send you to the office. Miss Sutherlande-l'Tearn formation, Miss Reynolds- Moy I have your attention? Miss TathweIIfA Did I sign your card? Miss Witwer-e That's a cute idea, Don't you know? Miss Grissele- Let me put it this way. Mr. Bonham- J'Come on now, Iet's get go- ' ll ing. We're Fit os a Fiddle-eChester Petranek and Virginia Ohmon. We Just CouIdn't Say Goodbye-Muriel Mor- ton and Bill Von Orsdol. Night and Day-feSpig Fawcett and Doris Young. And So I-Ie Married the GirlAThe fortunate Mr. Moore who married the tormer Miss Dotson, who is now the charming Mrs. Moore. At Last It's Come to Thiseifhose depression cards. I Guess I'II I-love to Change My PIanseeA Flunker. Lovablee-Ma ry Jane Robinson. SAVINGS Miss De Noon-- Let that sink into your con- sciousnessf' Miss ,lamese f Race horse speed. Strong weak point. Miss WhaIeyfe Continuing- Miss Rudd- Be etticientf' Mr. Lovell--!'I?ardon me it I'm interrupting any ot you people. Mr. Zemane- Pipe down. Mr. I?etersonfef Wasn't it something like this? SIMILIES I. As cold as the Y. W. gym. 2. As steep as the stairs at the Annex. 3. As understanding as Miss Combs. 4. As tall as the center on the Soph squad. 5. As smelly as the Chemistry lab, 6. As dirty as a room on the tracks 7. As exciting as the Dubuque-Washington basketball game. 4.1 B. As crowded as the halls. 9. As suspicious as Miss Wilson. IO. As good a dancer as Martha Beardsley, I I, As hard to make as Sophrosyne. I2. As spooky as the Biology skeleton. I3. As desirable as Margie Markert's picture. lei. As slim as Martha Coffman, IS. As large as the crowd around Jane O'Meara. x ll' 5-4'l0 swf G ss ,,,Us.ss.,,s.si5s.G- a lso . II9 'NO HURRY AT CAM P X' ON A BENCH IN THE max 0 HIGH STEPPERS THREE 'ers ,auzzma Q ouk GANG SURVEYOR MFHREE Nov om Kmn I QL' LOVE ALL Wm gf.,. A ur , npr 4 rf? ,H ew 1: - ' ' , , ' ' fm r - 2 . 1.4 ..,,i v-.,:.W35fkf'g,3 4. im N :HA Y . 1 wha, . - - ' - , ,,, I J -, f M , -, fx Q 19 Jlwii -1' N fu .. ' A 4 4- H 1 fad' fr z ' W . V, A , ' . M -1 .,r'F1'V,, X . , . , . 5,,,g,:f,,.-gfgggn I -gyzff LJ, 1 . 3 Y , . 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All American1The football team. Strange lnterlude18 minute interval between Blonde Venuse-Virginia Schnare. classes. Faithless1Bob Little. Twenty Thousand Years in Sing Sing1From Island of Lost Souls-'Lost and found desk. Sophomore davs to graduation. - I 2 Pimriiin PAN BREAD g so FRESH - so TASTY Q - 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . ,1 1. 1.1 1 1 11 1,11 11,111.1 111 11 1 1 10 .iq :-11111 1:11u1n:::11:11:v1:11v11:11a11u1n1u:111:11-11:11111o1:11:11111:11411111:11r11: Iniroi g Bll3iOlUlLlIlK BROTHERS, llnc. Q I PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERS - LET US GIVE YOU AN ESTIMATE g I329 Second Street Southeast Phone 2-8447 Trouble in Paradise-YThe snake dance after Too Busy to Work--Bob Maresh. the Thanksgiving game. The Conauerors1Our basketball squad. The Big BroadCast4Don l-louser. The Animal Kingdom-1Biology room. The Old Dark l-louse-Washington. 42nd Street-fDrug store Corner. Red l-leaded Woman--Roma Mae Sabin. The King's VacationfMr. l-lallman in the Smilin' ThroughefMargie Markert. Black l-lills. 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The running boord service to the onnex. lvloresh ond Morek, .iQ'DUi9i l9l0lUlf'YUlulUini-l'lUll3Ul'-filillli YUlf'l0i0llll5PlilllIllllCll 110109 i CARS WE Fix STAY Fixiap 3 i COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR SERVICE - WE GUARANTEE OUR WORK i HADAD MASTER SERVICE i i II9 Eighth Street East Phone 6420 BELIEVE IT OR NOT Four doys this spring there were no tor- ing to give everyone o horse when he soid dies. For one good reoson, there vvos no he vvos going to stobilize the country. school. Reports cords ond stoplights hove obout Mr, Zemon's temper orises whenever ony- the some color. one colls his moustoche o Hboslaetboll gomef' You con't tie on elbow. ltive hoirs on eoch sidel. Bus service ond tree umprellos tor Annexers President Roosevelt didn't meon he vvos go- on roiny doys would be o good thing, .5050101lil0l0i0i'fYl0lllill-lillllifll 'DUilllillilUlf!ifllfflTilllilf'l9l5'l0l0lUlI!l!Oi l METROPOLITAN SUPPILY I s 3 COMPANY CEDAR RAPIDS' OWN SCHOOL SUPPLY HOUSE H 2920 First Avenue East SPECIALIZING IN A COMPLETE SUPPLY AND EQUIPMENT SERVICE Fon scHooi.s i 5411, 010 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1i1,1i1i.1n1i1 i1 1 1 11.1 1,1x1x1.141u1u Autographs 129 Autographs 150 fm nw 'IV 'fall ,. A 4' 1 paw? fl-Ja, Autographs lil yliilfl