Gilman High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Gilman, IA)

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TENTH ANNUAL RADIO SPEAKING PROGRAM The speech class picked ten students to represent the class in a speaking contest held before the high school assembly with the teachers present serving as judges. Topics and speakers were as follows: A. Follow the Example of the Armed Forces--Get A Chest X-Ray Arlene Swift Joan Huston Lee Hauser B. Why Gamble with Tuberculosis? Get Well In The Sanatorium Genevieve Str nd Vivian Stonewall Colleen Palmer ' Dorothy Brown C. The Christmas Seal--Its Place And Power Darlene Waltemeyer Gretchen Wiseman Isla Moxley These speakers were presented before the hdgmhsohool, and Joanne Huston, Colleen Palmer, and Gretchen Wiseman were se- lected as the winners. They presented their talks over Radio Station KFJB on Thursday, December 16, 1946, at 5:50 p.m. esta part of the program sponsored by the Iowa Tuber- culosis Association. 'I' 'I O 'I if -If if 'lb M' Q HONOR ROLL FOR THE GILMAN HIGH SCHOOL The'Fo1low1ng high school students were on the honor roll during the year 1943-44. Only the first 5 six-weeks periods were used in making this compilation. The number of times each student made the honor roll dur1ng'th1s period is listed after the student's name. Jean Sawyer Nadine Stonewall Lavonne Doane High Senior Girl--Lavonne Doane Arlene Swift High Senior Boy--Tommy Thompson Irene Weir Carl Crawford High Junior Girl---Arlene Swift Joan Spencer High Junior Boy-Richard Spencer Mildred Muckler Hazel Bennett Genevieve Strand Richard Spencer Marcia Carey Tommy Thompson Joan Huston Wayne Paul Duane Muckler Richard Clay High High High High -60- So. Girls-Nadine Stonewall So. Boy ------ Carl Crawford Fr. Girl ---- ---Jean Sawyer Fr. Boy--None over Q. Ave.

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G H SCHOOL BUF-WRU ' ' The Gilman Consolidated School is fortunate the services of an efficient board of education, of the school board are the legal representative in having Members s of the district, with responsibility for the general supervision of educational matters. Here is the personnelr the personnel of the school board at election ti spring included five men whose total period of 3'U OPS CIO ' O4 B54 KHZUUWIEPBW LLQ l 5-500 0 o 0 S3 COO' UWB S' Wl7GlmC4 :D o I-sooo. glut? CCY' O SCD I-BUJEIW1 I- I-'L OCDCDfl7 Und P-1501325975 fD'D'l-'SD4CD.'34l-' 'SCJ CD I-F' QCD' 4 CSYIITN Cf S CDH' P- H Dad'-'U Q-'fb l ' P 5 m awww be SDS FS' U- CDQ.li-'UI CDI-' CD 5Ol- SP- 5-'J 9J0'lCDd 'SfDQ-' 'S CGCDCDOQOCD QI COCf SOC+:5 PCD 5 SO- cfOc+ Sl-'CDCD'1 OW QCD I-st-fa 0 Ps' n O0 Q3 Cf-ff o do n 1 n 1 Ol- L4 Pio 0 0 1 a P.-lo e C5 LO UQ s c Q u l,..Ja . P' CD Sl-Jo n l 0 o In 1 O23 I'-' CD 0 o 1 0 Qov- ff Z N 3 u a o o C110 o P- 1 QQQ 4 o o n me 1' 035' S my o A 0 o QA: , I-'I-'I-' I-'I--'I-'IQ KID LOLO COQOQQLG SI-P' CHIP OJOJZUP-' ' 'b'f'5 1'?? f'CF 3 l l- I-4l-'I-fl-'Y-' OC-ILOLOLOCOKJCOCO CJ' LP-PPI-P-IP-IP!-P+:-P O PPIPDPPP-IP-:bib 'SCD qp.lf' RU? I SD-I H Q1 D o d m 0 w W S m m be Q o n PM o 23 we d- we m I3 o C+ m 2 O 'S d- D' '41 cf U' m D d- D' 517 F' GCD me this service was 78 years, or an average of over 15 years e2perienesn4J for each director. Another significant fact is thatCIZ R. J. Paul is now in his 50th year as a member board of education, and during all of that per of the Mod Mr . CI Paul has served as president of the Gilman board. 5 Approximately sez of the school enrollment ported in five school busses operated by the Four of these conveyances are modern vehidlds, for comfortable travel Every effort is made the safety of the pupils. At present the trans system is under the general regulations of ODT, intention of conserving school bus facilities. the dP1VGPS: Frank Coppock Gerald Stonewall Robert Lavender Elgin McGraw Hadyn Moiley Claire WaltemeyerC1M.gTQeQer! Qcmstodian of t school buildings since 1955. He devotes full ti the entire year to the upkeep and repair of the grounds. The high school building, erected in undoubtedly one of the finest and best equippe state. Our elementary school building was const 1909. Mr. Waltemeyer has full responsibility fo and maintaining the entire physical plant, and ienced in his work. -59- is trans- district. designed to insure portation with the Here are he Gilman me during plant and l92l, is d in the ructed in r heating is exper-

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