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

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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

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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