Grinnell High School - Grinnellian Yearbook (Grinnell, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1933 volume:

Ghz Grinnell X Magister: f 87 Semors Graduate Friday Nlght 4 Z 0 Q9 eo QQ 'Q fc ,L e Q GRINNELL, IOWA, THURSDAY, JUNE 15 1933, I a 0 . , Class of 1.933 Taken fI'Om 1932 Annual 1 w Baxley Inez Benton Maxme Berrrman Mane Bradley Edlth Brown Loxs Brown Nad1ne Buhr Emma Chrxstlson Maryann Clark Constance Clark Thelma Douglas Mary Jane Anderson Paul Beason Lloyd Breltmg Raymond Br1ggs Chfford Bohstedt Edward Cleland Donald Eastrrdge Raymond Evans Donovan Hagen Arnold Offlces Pres1dent V1ce Presldent Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Class Adv1sor Flemmg Elna Garrett Betty Hartzell Ahce Hotchkm Helen Houston V1olet Jackson Loulse Kelm Marxe K1lmer Ada Kxng K.ather1ne Lacma Madelme Llncoln Dor1s Harms Glen Hxser Gxfford Hagen Erno Hannon Edward Jacobs Foster Lemley Maur1ce McDonough Glen McDonough Homer Neely Robert Lxncoln Rox1e Lamb Hazel Mayo Ahce McElvan1a Inez McDowell Edxth McMeek1n Thelma Olson M11dred Poots Darlene Hugh Wxlma Reavms Edlth Rxchardson Maxme Norr1s George Puls Walter Ph1pps Lloyd Pooley R1chard Renaud Lloyd Sawyer Tom Smlley George Spooner Ralph Terpstra Harold CLASS OFFICERS Flrst Semester Connle Clark Robert Neely Frances Connelly V1olet Houston Jack Mason Walter Puls . . . . . 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' ' Rxchardson Mar guer1te Schafer Twyla Stanley Grace Stuart Helen Thomson Helen Wxlson Ruthe Foster Ruth Lldtka Alme T1ce L1nden Vxeth Loren Wh1te Leonard Wxlson Stanley Work Robert Hafkey Orval Mason Jack SCFIOOICY Donald Second Semester Edward Hannon Marxe Berrxman Katherme Kmg Louxse Jackson Donald Cleland Tom Sawyer Mr Francxs Hawk Class of 1933 as taken from the Grlnnell Herald Reglster dated June 1 1933 Sen1or Roll Call and The1r Student Act1v1t1es Adk1ns Ila Anderson Paul Ba1ley Inez Beason Lloyd Benton Max1ne Berr1man Mar1e Bohstedt Edward Bradley Ed1th Bre1t1ng Raymond Br1ggs Clxfford Brown Fred Brown Lo1s Brown Margaret Brown Nad1ne Brubaker Leroy Buhr Emma Chr1ss Colleen Chrxstxson Maryann Clark Constance Clark Thelma Clxfton Betty Cl1nd1n1n Ruth Connelly Frances Dhondt Ed1th McDowell Douglas Mary Iane Eastrrdge Raymond Evans Donovan F1gland Al1ce Flem1ng Elna Fowler Wrlham Garrett Betty Gwm Lucllle Hafkey Orvrlle Hagen Arnold Hagen Erno Hanlon Andrew Hannon Edward Hanson Iona Harrrs Glenn Harrxs Iohn Hart Qurllard Houston Vrolet jackson Loulse Kelm Marxe K1ng Katherlne Knowles Falth Lacma Madel1ne Lemley Maurlce Lxdtka Al1ne Lxncoln Dor1s Marshall Robert Mason Iack Mayo Allce McDonough Glenn McDonough Homer McElvan1a Inez McMeek1n Thelma Mrller Cla1r Neely Robert NOTTIS George Olson Mrldred Ph1pps Lloyd Pooley Rrchard Potts Garlan Pugh Wrlma Puls Walter Reavrs Ed1th Renaud Lloyd Rrchardson Max1ne Roop Luc1lle Sanders R1chard Sawyer Tom Schmltz Martrn Schooley Anna Mae Sm1ley George Spooner Ralph Stark Lo1s Stuart Helen Terpstra Harold Thomson Helen T1ce L1nden Vreth Loren Wrlson Ruthe Wxlson Stanley Work Robert . . I 1 . I I I ' I 1 . I . , . 1 1 . , . I . I . I . I I I I I . I I I I I I I . I I I I I - I I I I I . I . . I . I . I . I I I Cleland, Donald Poots, Darlene . I I . . . i I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I . I . I . I I , . . . I 1 I . I . I I I ' 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I . I I , . 1 I I . ' 1 I I I Names that appeared rn 1932 annual but are not lrsted on the frnal roll of senxors IH 1933 Cl2 mox ed or dropped out of the elassl Foster Ruth Hartzell Alrce Hrser G1fford Hotehkrn Helen Iacobs Foster Lamb Hazel Lrneoln Roxre Rrchardson Marbuerne Schafer Twyla Sehooley Donald Stanley Grace Wlute Leonard A . p . . . 7 J I I I ' I J I I I Kilmer, Ada 9 1 I . C I A 7 . 3 - 7 7 I I I , L SENIOR ROLL CALL AND THEIR TUDENT ACTIVITIE Raymond Breltlng General Football 2 3 Class Basketball Wrestling 2 3 Sgt at arms 4 Lloyd Phipps-English Y 1234 Glee Club Quartet 3 Football 3 League Basketball Anna Mas Scllooley Normal Train ing Cardinal Audubon Club Stanley Wilson-General Class Vlce Pres 4 Booster Club 34 Yell Leader34 0 9,ndB 23 Boys Glee Club 2 3 Alpha Alpha 4 All Hlgh School Play Peek a Boo Lady 'The Trystlng Place Nothlng But The Truth 4 Tennls 2 3 4 Junior Semor Plcnlc 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 Margaret Brown Engllsh Ruthe Wilson Normal Chllllcothe Mo 3 O and B 24 Qulll and Scroll 4 Class Volleyball 4 Sevctette 3 4 Glee Club 2 4 Clr cus 2 Gym Exhlbition 3 4 Class Numeral Mixed Chorus 3 4 Betty Cllfton General Y W C A 1234 Circus 3 O and B 4 Propertles Commlttee of 2 one act Plays Gym Exhlbltlon 3 Katherine King College Preparatory Booster Club 2 3 4 Vlce Pres 3 Alpha Alpha 3 4 Pres 4 O and B Advertlsmg 1 2 Editorial 3 Per sonnel Director 4 Annual Board 3 4 Edltor 4 Commercial Club 3 G A A 123 Board2 Treas 3 Debate 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Sextette 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Class Secy 3 Class Ring Bllly Oh Kay Nothing but the Truth The Flrst Dress Suit Raymond Eastrldge-General Boys Glee Club Y M C A 12 3 4 Orange and Black Staff Maurice Lemley General Hx Y 1 2 3 4 League Basketball 3 4 Assistant Mechanlcal Drawmg Instructor Wllham Fowler General Knoxville Ia 1 2 3 Band 4 Or che-stra 4 Glee Club 4 Football 4 Basketball 4 Track 4 Honor G Club 4 Semor Class Play Robert Marshall General Track 4 Glee Club 4 Thelma McMeekln General Gym Exhlbltion 2 Basketball 3 4 Volleyball 3 4 Commercial Club 4 Y W C A Andrew I-Iandlofn English Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Tennis 2 3 4 Hl Y 2 3 Honor G Club 2 3 4 Banquet Committee 3 Vlce Pres 4 Falth Knowles-General Y W C A 14 Booster Club 34 Alpha Alpha 3 4 The Elopers 3 Peek a. Boo Lady 3 Circus 2 Basketball 1 League Basketball Winners 1 Commercial Club 3 The Florxst Shop 4 Sparkln 3 Y W C A 1234 Oa.ndB12 Circus 2 Gym EXh1bltl0D 2 Cardl nal Audubon Club 3 4 Presxdent 4 Annual Board 3 4 Feature Ed 4 Oh Kay 3 Glee Club 4 Class Presldent 4 Hockey 2 Senior Class Play 4 Violet Houston Normal Y W C A 1234 Cabmet 3 Squad Leader 4 Cardlnal Audubon Club 3 4 Secretary 4 Clrcus 2 Gym Exhibition 1 2 May Day 1 2 Hlklng 2 Home Ec Club 4 Senior Assembly Commxttee 4 Class Treasurer 3 Normal Tr Exhxbit 4 Dorls Lincoln-General Cym Exhibition 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 G A A Board 4 Hockey 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Tennis 1234 Y W C A 1234 Circus 2 Commerclal Club 3 Class Numeral Edlth Bradley General Y W C A 1234 Cornmerclal Club 34 Peek a Boo Lady 3 New Mlnlster Arrlves 2 G A A 2 3 4 Board 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Class Basketball 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Commlttee Jumor Semor Picnic 3 Maxine Benton Normal Y W C A 1234 C1rcus2 Gym Fxhibltlon 1 2 3 4 Cardinal Audu bon Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Clifford Briggs-College Preparatory Hi Y 1 2 3 4 Clrcus 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 Track 2 Inez 'VIcElvanla,-General Alden Hugh School 1 2 Declam 1 School Paper 2 Y W C A 34 Commerclal Club 3 4 Emma Buhr-Commerclal Y W C A 1 2 3 4 Commercxal Club 3 4 Clrcus 2 Gym Demon stratlon 1 O and B 4 Class Vale dlctorlan Lucille Roop Y W C A 1234 Commercial Club 3 4 Circus 2 Nadine Brown Y W C A 1234 Commercxal Club 3 4 Clrcus 2 Gym EXhlbl tlon 1 3 Edward Bohstedt Agrlculture Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Quartet 4 Chorus 4 F F A member Track Robert VVork College Preparatory Football 1 3 4 Basketball 3 Class Basketball Champs 3 Track 1 2 3 4 Class Track 1 2 4 Orchestra 1 2 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 Cxrcus 2 Billy 2 Jullus Caesar 2 When The Clock Strxkes 3 Class Numeral Glee Club 2 3 4 Quartet 3 Mlxed Chorus 4 Tenor Solo 4 O and B 4 Sports Editor 4 Commxttee Junior Senior Pxcnlc 3 Hi Y 1 2-4 Quill and Scroll 4 Annual Board 4 Activities Edxtor 4 Nothmg but the Truth 4 League Basket ball Champs 4 Alpha Alpha 4 County Music Festival 4 Advlce to the Junlors Honor G Club Arnold Hagen-General Booster Club 2 3 4 HlY Cabinet 3 4 President 4 Honor G Club 2 3 4 Football 3 Class Basketball School 4 One Act Play Band 1 2 Orchestra 1 2 Clrcus 2 Track 1 2 3 4 George Smllev-College Preparatory Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Mlxed Cnurus 4 Linden Tlce-General I Chester Hlgh 1 2 Glee Club 3 Orvrlle Hafkey-General Chester High 1 2 Don Cleland General Glee Club 1 2 Football 3 Track 2 3 Ag Club League Basketball 2 3 4 Honor G Club eorge Norris General Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Track 2 3 League Basketball H1 Y 1 2 3 4 Cabinet 3 4 Honor G Club Booster Club 2 3 4 Adkins-Commercxal Circus2 Y W 123 Qulllard Hart-General League Basketball Emo Hagen-General Band and Orchestra Glee Club 'Clair Muller English H1 Y 1 2 3 4 Garlan Potts-Commerclal IRalph. Spooner General H1 Y 1 2 3 4 ' 1 ' . I ' I ' I - 1 - - , 2-3, - I , , 1- - - - I , ' 0- ' ' ' ' v v . ,-, I I - r . - ' ' U ' committee, Y. W. c. A. 1-2-3, 234' Baseball 2'3'4' G' A- AI 2-3. League B8SkefbaI13'4f Charm yn u ' n I 1 . , I ' - , ' l ' I T I I Y ! 2 ' .' . . W I , M , G - . . . . - ' . - I Ila I ' 1 ' , - . , . . - - . Fred Brown Englxsh IMad lmf- Lacina Latm Football 1 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Class Basketball 2 3 O and B 1 2 3 Ad vertlslng Mgr 23 Y M C A 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Inez Bailey Englxsh Volleyball 2 3 Hlking 34 Class Basketball 4 League Basketball 1 2 3 4 Sooker 2 3 Hockey 2 3 G A A 234 Baseball 1234 Tennxs 23 4 Clrcus 1 Glee Club 4 Mxxed Chorus 4 Commercxal Club 34 Y W C A 1234 Richard Sanders-General Baseball 2 Wrestling 4 F F A Y M C A Lols Brown Commercial Baseball 2 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Socker Hockey 23 G A A Board 4 A A 1 2 3 4 O and B Mgr 4 Commxttee Jumor Senxor Plcmc3 Y W C A 123 Class Numeral May Day Festxval 12 Gym Exhibxtxon 2 3 4 Commercxal Club 34 Vice President 4 Quxl and Scroll 4 urcus 2 :Ruth Clmdlnln Commercial Y W C A 1234 Commercla Club 4 Circus 2 VV C A 1234 Cardma Auduban Club 3 4 Cxrcus 2 Martin Schmitz-General Football 1 3 F F A 2 3 Clrcus Jack Mason General Kellogg Hlgh 1 2 Football 34 Basketball 3 4 Track 3 4 Class Secy Honor G Club 4 Edward Hannon Latm Tra k 2 3 4 Football 2 3 Class Presxdent 3 The Florxst Shop League Basketball 2 3 Jumor Semor Plcmc Committee Response to Mantle Oratlon Homer McDonough General M C A 1 Allce Flgland-General Y W C A 1234 Glee Club12 Alice Mayo General 1 W C A 1234 Gym EXlllbl tlon 1 Cxrcus 2 Iona Hanson Normal Trainmg Y W C A 1 2 3 4 Cardinal Audu bon Club 34 Vlce President 4 Cxrcus 2 Frances Connelly Commercxal W C 1 2 3 4 O and 1 2 3 4 Commerclal Club Presxdent Elna Fl mmg Engllgh Y W C A 1234 VolleyBall1 WCA YWC Cabinet 3 Squad Leader 4 Class Numeral 3 Clrcus 2 Hlkmg 1 May Day Festxval 2 Hockey 2 Latm Saturnalxa Commlttee 3 De clam 3 Cap and Gown Commlttee 4 Latm Party Co Chaxrman 4 fom Sawver College Preparatory Football 1 234 Class Officer 4 O and B 3 Annual Board 3 4 De bate 3 Class Basketball 2 3 John Harris-College Preparatory Roosevelt Hlgh Des Moxnes 1 Evanston Hlgh Evanston Ill 2 3 Football 4 League Basketball Champs 4 Tra k 4 Glee Club 4 Nothmg But The Truth 4 Y M C A 4 Paul Anderson General Basketball 3 4 Honor G 4 Track Y 1 2 Class Numeral 3 When The Clock Strlkes 3 Cross Country 4 Class Basketball 3 Class Treasurer Mary Jane Douglas-English YWCA1234 Cab1net4O an B 34 G A A Socker 4 Volleyball 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Jumor Club 4 Thelma Clark Commerclal G A A 1234 Board 34 Ad vertlsxng Mgr O and B 4 Jumor Semor Pxcnxc Commxttee 3 Y W C A 1 2 3 Soccer 2 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Gym Ex hxbltlon 2 3 4 Tenms 2 Baseball 2 Hlkmg 4 Quoltenms 4 Captaxn Volley Ball 3 4 Class Numeral May Day Festlval Commercxal Club Secy and Treas 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Circus 2 Senlor Class Treasurer 4 Edith Reawls Commercxal Commercxal Club 3 4 'Slarle Kelm General Y W C A 1234 Squad Leader 4 Home Ec Club 4 Vxce Presx dent 4 May Festxval 1 Harold Terpstra General Circus 2 F F A 234 Sgt at Arms 4 Y M C A 2 3 Glenn Harris-General Chester Hlgh 1 2 Football 3 Y M C A 3 4 Class Treasurer 4 Lloyd Benson General Y M C A 1 2 League Basketball 1 2 3 4 Class Basketball Marjann Chrlsblson English W C A 1234 O a.ndB 3 4 Commercial Club 4 .3 I Colleen Chrlss-General Y W C A 1 234 Basketball 2 3 Volleyball 2 3 Alina Lldtka-Normal Traxnlng Chester Hxgh 12 Y W C A 34 Cardmal Audubon Club 3 4 G A A 3 4 Board 4 Class Secretary 4 Home Ec Club 4 Soccer 4 League Basketball 4 League Volleyball 3 4 Class Volleyball 4 Class Basketball 4 Cap and Gown Committee 4 Gym Exhlbltlon 3-4 Baseball 3 4 Qultenms 3 4 Man Berrlman Commercial A r-1 1. 34 G A A 1234 V1ceP s 4 Vlce Presldent of Jumor Class 3 0 and B 2 3 League Basketball 1 2 3 Class Basketball 1 2 League Volleyball 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 Hlk mg 1 Walter Puls Agrxculture hester High 1 2 Football 34 Track 3 4 Basketball 3 F F A 34 Presldent 4 Y M C A 4 Lons Stark-General Basketball 12 Y W C A 124 Gym Exhxbltlon cren Vxeth General Maxine Rxchardson Normal Traxnmg Cardmal Audubon Club Y W C A 1 23 Basketball 1 2 P T Ex h1b1t Hlkmg Cxrcus 2 Volleyball Baseball Edlth McDowell Dhondt Normal ra1n1ng Y W C A 12 Cardlnal Audubon Club 3 4 Home c Club 4 Circus 2 Class Basket ball 1 etty Garrett-General Y W C A 1 2 3 4 Volleyball Baseball 2 Circus 1 Gym Exhx bitlon 1 2 Donovan Evans-General Y M C A 1 2 League Basketball 1 2 3 4 Lloyd Renaud General 'M C A 1 2 3 4 Lea e Basketball Helen Stuart General Y W C A 1234 Basketball 2 3 Volleyball 2 3 4 Commercial Club 3 Tennis 3 Mildred Olson Comrnerclal Y W C A 1234 Commerclal Club 3 4 Class Vive Presldent 4 G A A 234 Board 34 Presi dent 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Class Basketball 1 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Class Volleyball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Captam 3 Hockey 4 Cap tam 4 Committee Jumor Semor Plcmc and Party Peek a boo Lady 3 Orange Necktle 2 - I - -, Y. . . .,1-2-3-4, . . .A. I . , I . -, 9 ' , I P ' --, ' , ---, - I 1 ', . . ' . . . . . . ' ' t -: ! 'e -- 3-4' ..,, 3-4, - Y. YT. C. . 1-2, Commercial ..,::.. l I n ' 'v - - - ', ' re. 2-3-. 2-3. - ' ' , -. G. . . I-if Prod. - A ' '- '. ' - - 3-4, . M. C. A. P- -3-4, ' - - 4 1 ' 'v . Y H - C 'n '1 - - I . .i' . L - ' - Wilma Pugh--Normal Training Senior Picnic Commlftee 3- Glee class Basketball 2, Y. M. C. A. Y. . . ---, ' 1 - - 2-4. . I H 'f T . . .. . --3-4. C. --,YH --1 n I -,v r .' ' I .'. - Y .... -2-3 L- - Q . - H '4 h- ' HY.. . . . EU 'y, ,'.AA. 'B-A . -. - ' - 4. ' Y .... Q' up .2- ' , 1 . . . . 'n 'I 1- l --' ' - I Y 'DP MCA1 FA Lercy Brubaker General Y M C A 1 2 3 4 League Basket ball Football 1 Constance Clark Latxn OandB134YWCACab1 net 3 4 Alpha Alpha 3 4 Oh Kay Nothmg but the Truth The Florxst Shop Annual B08I'Cl Lucille Gwln Commerclal W C A Board 34 Se retary Treas 4 Commerclal Club 3 4 O and B 1 Treasurer Semor Class Committee Junlor Semor P1cn1c 3 Class Basketball 2 3 Class Numeral 3 Class Volleyball 1 234 League Basketball 1 2 3 League Volley ball 1 2 3 4 Clrcus 2 Gym Exhl bitmon 2 Darlene Pools Normal Traxning Y W C A 1 2 3 Cardmal Audu bon Club 3 4 Soccer 1 2 League Basketball 2 3 4 Class Basketball 3 4 League Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Class Volleyball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Cxrcus 2 Mav Festwal 2 Gym Exhxbltlon 2 3 G A A 3 4 Glenn McDonough General mumm rooley aatm Robert Nfffly College Preparatory Class Presxdent 4 Orange and Black 1 2 3 4 Managmg Edltor 3 Edltor 4 Qulll and Scroll 3 4 Mae Presldent Secretary Trea sur-er Sgt at Arms 4 Debate 1 3 4 Iowa Nme Debate Iowa Nme Declam Contest 3 Iowa Nme Extemp Contest 2 3 Champlon 3 Alpha 1 2 3 4 Secretary 2 3 4 Bllly The Romancers The Florxst Shop Class Numeral Re Helen Thomson Englxsh Y W C A 1234 Glee Club23 4 Or bestra 3 4 Commercxal Club 3 4 Crrcus 2 Hxkmg 2 3 Basket ball 3 Gym Exhxbltlon 1 2 3 4 State Musxc Contest 234 Class Song 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Junior Hlgh Glee Club Accompamst 2 3 Football 2 3 4 League Basketball 34 Track 34 Freshman Sopho- more Plays Band and Orchestra 1234 H1Y 1234 Cab1net4 Glee Club234 Oandg 234 Honor G Club Alpha Alpha 3 4 Bncs tr Club 34 Annual Board 3 4 Ar Ed 4 Committee .Tumor Semor P1cn1c 3 Wrestling 3 011 The Romancers Trystmg Nothxng but the Truth Kay Place Dfnor Clock Strikes Director Louise Jackson-General Nashvxlle Tenn 1 Booster Club CS an 2 Managlug Ed 4 Quxll and Scroll 34 Pres 4 Declam 23 G A A 3 Basketball 2 3 Glee Club 3 4 Commercxal Club 34 Pres 4 Class Rxng Committee 3 Class Treas 3 Annual Board 4 Noth mg But The Truth 4 Clrcus 2 When The 1932 1933 C. E HUMPHREY Yflncllml Saperlntendent T' T CRANNY 4. .. l-,'f - f7f. - , . I ' Y .... F. . . 2-3. ' V . - ' 5 . , , I -- - - - . . , I W '., , , , ' i 1 N ,' - . - l - .-I h - - 1 3'4. u - n L ' ' u ,I - ' rv 4- , H n 1 - -- ' ' l 11 u - U . . . . -2-3-4, G. . A. . ' - w . . - - Y - A 2 1 spouse to Advice to Junxors. 1 '-1-ISS Vice President 4. C1858 . ' H - I l - ' I ' v ' 1 H . v - ' Y 1 , V ' ni ' . I . . . . - - - , - - V . ' I 1 - I . , . . - , - I ' , I ' ' Q Q - l 3-4, Pr . 4,,O. d B. -3-4, - - - . - y g . . 4 , , I , n 1 1 ' . V - . 0 . F' 1 I - s . --, 4 , .....4, i l 1 l lr- HIGH CHO L PROGRAMS TO E D TOMORROW Res Stoddard Lane of Des MOIHCS Will Give Address Eighty seven Semors of Grmnell Hugh school will recelve then' dlp lomas tomorrow nlght at the school audxtorlum from J G Shlfflett pre sxden of the school board thereby terminating thexr actxvitxes and thelr course in the school Rev Stoddard Lane of the Plymouth Congrega tlOD8l church of Des Molnes will de llver the address on the Art of Llving Frlday afternoon of June 2 the annual class day program will be given ln the Hugh school auditonum this ceremony being in charge of the students The programs for the two mam exercxses are as follows Class Day Program Frxday June 2 2 00 P M Hlgh School Auditorxum Muslc Alma Mater fCo11ege Tunel Boys Glee Club Salutatory Glenn Harris Class Poem Thelma. Clark Class. Prophecy John HarriS Musxc Mxstress Margarita IPGHTU Glrls Glee Club Class Hlstory Constance Clark Robert Work Response Frank Braley Musxc Our Old Hugh iP9f1'kSl Boys Quartet Robert Neely Iprpspnmrio of PIIZPS Pnd HOHON IClass Song Helen Thomson Advice to Junlors Class Donor Graduation Exercises Fnday June 2 8 00 p m High School Auditorxum Invocation Rev Wm Welsh Muslc A Song of Indra 4R1msky Korsakoffl Girls Glee Club Mantle Oration The Duty of the Amerlcan C1t1zen ln the present CFISIS Rlchard Pooley Response John Stoaks Musxc Duna. lMcGf1llJ Robert Work Valedxctory What Next? Emma Buhr Muslc Amarylhs fFrench Tunel Girls Sextette Address The Art of Living Rev Stoddard Lane Presentatlon of Dlplomas by Presi dent of Board of Educatxon J G Slufflett Edward Bohstedt Sans Annual Semors Make Best Of Thmgs The same old man Depression 'rho lendeavored to bump off the Orange and Black also took a crack at fue Annual Board Funds were obtain ed to put out the book but these funds were tied up ln a bank and so the board sollclted the Grlnnell Regxster and as a result the Senxors and others wxll have some memento of the commencement through thxs 'supplement to The Regzster Hard fought battles when won make lxfe worth hvxng Our heads are bloody but not bowed 5, , , : . . r ' .,......,,.....,. .... . . ' ll ' YI ' - . . R p K V .s........ E ...,. ., 1 , ' 1 ' - nr - , ' ,.,......, 4 ...,.... ...r..,,.. ..l.. D , ' ll DI ' . 7 I . ...... .,,....... .........,,...,,.....,...,........, ..,... ' Il II -I Q I , , ., ., 4.4.4.... ...L ....,.,.. ..- ......,. L .,.. 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HI L A -un n 1 ' I A v - ',. . l SENIOR PLAY PLEASES AT HIGH CHOOL T h e Charm School Was Presented Last Tuesday Eve Stealing the show has been a current phrase with movie fans as a description of a player with a mmor role who by superb actxng imakes the mxnor role seem more ixmportant than those of the leads and such was the case in the Senior class play The Charm School whlch was presented at the Hxgh school auditorium last Tuesdayl evening Mary Jane Douglas who took the part of Miss Curtiss the secretary elevated a mmor role and mdicatlve of natural abxlity and, splendxd trammg stole the show Thls IS not bellttling the other actors for all carried through and gave the well known vehicle a splen did interpretation I The storv IS of a young auto sales D f' with '- ps.l,s..rr...a. New York rooming house Loss of Ijobs allowances and thexr spirnts was bolstered by the arrxval of a .notxce to Austm Bevins that his aunt had died and left him a gurls school Bevms had ldeas as to how such a school should be run and pro ceeded to carry them out with the assistance of hls pals There were the usual dlfficultles whxch were xroned out and the play ended as all plays do- all was well Bill Fowler playmg the part of Austin Bevins the young auto sales man who inherited the school gave a lively interpretation of h1s part and he was capably supported by Edward Hannon a lawyer Stanley Wxlson a versatile man Arnold Hagen an accountant and Richard Pooley as Homer Johns a mxllxonaire These Senxors entered into the play with much enjoyment and gave a very true to-life aspect to the show I Faith Knowles made a very charm mg Elise Benedotti as president of the semor class and her actxng was beyond reproach Betty Clifton took the part of Miss Curtiss the prmci pal of the school and carried her part very well Another mlnor role which was lifted above the average was that of Sally Boyd played by Louise Jackson Other gurls who made up the Senlor class of the girls school were Edlth Bradley Margaret Brown, Mildred Olson Ruth Wilson Kate King Thelma Clark Lols Brown Mane Kelm and Madelme Laclna The audxtorium was filled to a capacity and between acts the Hxghl school orchestras under the direction! of Chester Williams played Between the second and tlnrd act Richard' Pooley presented Miss Mary G Jones dxrector of the play with a lovely bunch of roses an appre clatlon from the cast and members of the Senior class Others who played important parts ln the success of the play were Clxfford Van Wyngarden stage manager assisted by Tom Farmer I Jack Mason Don Vogt and Everett Armstrong Harry Whitaker was the electnclan and the propertxes were ln charge of Thelma. Clark Lons Brown Madelme Laclna Mane Kelm Lloyd Reneau Martin Schmxtz Mar veen Cranny and Elizabeth Ramsey That argument staged between Red Hagen and Bill Fowler on the stage during the Semor class play was a honey It was a neat blt of acting and the boys must have re hearsed it outside Twas a swell show 6 Future Farmers Chapter In School The Kensinger Chapter of The Fu ture Farmers of America started the years activities wlth the xmtzatlon of fourteen new members Funds for the aetwlties of the club were Provided by the proceeds of a 3 5 acre plot of potatoes whtch the mem bers had planted and cared for dur Ing the summer A corn yleld test plot was spun sored by the group ln which eafn student had the opportunity to com IPU8 the yielding abllxty of the var Iletles of corn used on the hgmg Ifarms I Chapter actlvlties durmg the schwl year were 1 Delegate to District Leader 'ship Convention at Ankeny 143 I 2 Delegates to State F F A Congress Ml Dad and Son Nlght 4 Two meetxngs each month 5 Glrl Friend Picnic Enghth Grade Day V9-083011 trip CSprin.gl to vlsit plaaces of interest Jn Des Momes 8 Cooperated wzth Scxence Com merclal Art and other classes to put on the I-hgh School Exhibit 9 The Grmnell Junior Cow Test ing Association has been organized by fxfteen members who are xnter ested in Dairy Herd Improvement Watch the Tiger track team of 1934 Some real speed merchants have been developing this year Maurzce Kellev New Track Captam Maurice Kelley who has proved to be a consxstent point wmner for the Tiger track team was elected captain for next year at a meeting of the Honor G men Wednesday mormng Kelley ls the holder of the state hlgh jump record this year ' 3 I I , , V . - I I I , ' ' ' - 7- ' . . . . 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I . , E , I THE GRINNELL REGISTER, GRINNELL, IOWA Facultv Of The Hugh School Raymond Peterson B A Grinnell College History Civxcs .Tumor High Harriet Korns B A Grinnell Col lege Latln History Evelyn Wilson Ph B Grinnell College Normal Tramlng Arith metic Georgiana Holloway B A Grin nell College General Science Modern Geography Francis Hawk B A Grinnell Col lege Graduate Student at Iowa U U S Hxstory Civics Rosemonde Rule B A Grinnell College Economics Sociology His tory Irene Cook B A Grinnell College English Hannah McI1rath B A Grinnell College Geometry Rupert Hawk B A Grinnell Col lege Graduate Student at Iowa U Physics, Commercial Law Mary G Jones B A Grxnnell Col lege English Drarnatics Julia Wheeler B A Grinnell College Algebra Beulah Hatcher Gregg Teachers Certlflcate Iowa State Teachers Shorthand Typing Paul J Frank B A University of Iowa Athletics Boys Physical Traming Laxrd L Jones B S Iowa State College Physiology Biology Agri culture O F Nlffenegger B S C Des Moines University Drake U Uni versxty of Commerce Bookkeeping Bus Eng Writing Kenneth C Starbuck M A State Teachers College Manual Trainmg Track Coach Mechanical Drawing Helen French B S Kansas Cxty Teachers College Physlcal Training Clara Phillips B A Grinnell School of Music Girls and Boys Glee Clubs Chester W Williams B A Oberlin College Band and Orchestra Director Roby Nelson B A Iowa State Teachers College Drawing Kathryn Wilson Graduate Grinnell H S office assistant to super intendent Esther Robson B S Iowa State College Home Economics Mrs Eva M Hazelton University of Iowa Hospital Publxc School Nurse auune Gmmell- H S Office Assistant to Principal Orange And Black F zghts Depresszon The Orange and Black the offl cial school paper fought a great battle this year with old man de pression and won out Handicapped by the lack of funds the paper un der the tutelage of Mr Niffenegger was put out on a mimeograph the staff doing all of the work of pro- ductlon Old man Depression was lifted from hxs seat and cast by the wayside for the paper won high honors ln lts class in the state corn test taking second place The staff and members of th school are .grateful to Mr Nlffeneg ger for hls untlring efforts and feel that without his guidance Grinnell High school would have been without a student publication Debate Daring the season the debaters held three practice debates with Newton attended the District Tour nament at Oskaloosa., at whxch the locals took second place and partie lpated ln the Davxd L Machill tour nament at Drake The defbaters were Dick Pooley Dwight Porter Helen McNally John Stoaks Katherine King Salene King and Paul Bring Dramahcs Two three act plays and three one ac plays were presented this sprmg under the dlrectxon of Miss Mary Jones The Annual Board Farce lwas Nothmgg But the Truth th three one act plays presented on the ecture Course were The F11-st Dress Sult The Florxst Shop and The Wonder Hat The Charm chool the Semor Class Play was glven Tuesday even'ng May 30 The final pep meeting of the year was held Wednesday of this week in onor of the track team which par tlcxpated at the FortMadison Relays on Memorial Day W1th Louise Jackson presxdmg there was pre sented the folowxng program four numbers by Walter Hagens orches tra presentatlon of the track let l ters by Mr Starbuck and a talk by Rev Welsh The meetlng clos ed with the announcement of the I new captaln for next year - Senior Pxcmc At Vogt s Grove The Seniors held their annual plc nic at Vogts grove at four oclock Thursday May 18 The time was spent in playing kitten ball the fea ture of the affair being a game be tween the gxrls and the boys Those who dld not play seemed to derwe as much enjoyment as spectators as those who partlcnpated The final event of the picnic was a very gen I erous serving by the committee ef, lce cream and wafers Those who served on the committee in charge of the arrangements were Marie Ber 1 riman Walter Puls Lucille Gwlh Garland Potts and Mildred Olsen They 'were supervised by Francis Hawk the Senior advrsor 1933 Track Team Has Splendid Year i The 1933 track season was suc cessful as a whole The prmclpal achievements of the season were at I tained chxefly by the mile relay team as in previous years and by high jumping and the hurdles The members of the mlle-relay team for! the season were Jacobs 'Stout Har ns and Stoaks The relay team' very well balanced because all the men ran very nearly the same time Kelly started as a high jumper by wmnng the state championship and! Work was very successful as hurdler particularly in the 120 yd highs The out door season the Cedar Falls relays placed second in the and the mile relay team placed sec ond also but lacked their anchori man Stoaks The next week the mxle relay team 'went to Drake where they eqvualed the old record in the prellmmaries of class B but were barely beaten during the afternoon in the finals nn a very thrilling race between Storm Lake Perry and Grinnell in which Grinnell placed third as tnel record fell to 3 334 Drake was followed by the Gr'n nel-l Interscholastic meet here The mile-relay placed first Kelly won first Work won fourth place lnhxgh hurdles The week end 'brought the Dist rict Meet at Oakaloosa Again Kel ly won the high jump and W0l'k opened fwxth Here Kelly hugh Jump - V 0 0 o 0 0 I I g -I ' , V 1 ..-...-. p .-..-... , 1 ., I . . ' , I ' 1 1 1 , , , . .I - 1 0 lp - ' ' 1 , . I - I ' ' . ' v ' y 9 1' I V' - I . I . . . I I , I . . G 1 ' 'I ' I I 1 . ' i I , I . 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I WI '7 won the 120 yd hurdles and placed I Second to his M1 Lamb of New Jumor Semor Pzcmc ton in the 220 yd lows Jacobs and- Puls placed third in the 220 yd dash and mile run respectively and Stoaks also ran to a third victory in the quarter mlle run The mile-re lay seemed to have had an off day and placed second to Oskaloosa in that event The mile relay team Kelly and Work qualified for the State Meet t Ames th following week and Kelly won first and the State championship in the high jump with a jump of 5 feet 11 3 4 inches The relay team placed frfth but the Gnnnell record of the relay team of 1932 falled to be conquered by the winner of 1933 On Memorial Day the team was at Ft Madison and ended the sea son very successfully es they placed in every event entered The mlle relay team of Jacobs Harris Stout and Stoaks placed first in class B Kelly placed second in the high jump and fourth in the century run in class B and Jacobs placed fifth ln that event. The class B medley relay team of Jacobs 1440 yd.J Puls 1220 ydl Kelly 1220 ydl and Stout 1680 ydl placed second A special 440 yd relay for both classes found a team of Puls Jacobs Kelly and 'Harris placed second. Work placed fourth ln the 120 yd high hurdles for comublned classes and broke his own Grinnell record in that event by hrs 161 run ln the prellmmarxes of that event Durxrg the 1933 season the cap tains were Kelly and Stoaks With all these fme accomphshments trall lng them the track team closed its career for 1933 M uslc At the Dxstrict Music Contest held ir Des Momes April 6 7 8 Robert Work Tenor was glven a superior rating Others who attended and recexved excellent ratings were Dale Adklns Bass Dorothy Showalter Vxolxn Solo Paul Brrdgham Clarinet Solo and Helen Thomson Soprano Solo The Boys Quartet and Glrlsl Sextet also received excellent rat ings Nag Even Your But Friend Another thing your best friend won't tell you ls the exact allowance the auto dealer made him on his old car Des Moines Register The annual Junior Senlor Picnic was held June 1 at ISouth West Field The time was spent ln play ing baseball and other Igames The committees in charge of th affair were Food Mary Jane Peck Imogene Spencer Yosonda Shaffer Recreation Mary Tuesdale Maurice Kelley Transportation John Stoaks HIY At a recent electron several new members were chosen to succeed the old HI Y cabmet composed of Ar nold Hagen President John Stoaks Vice President Robert Neely Secre tary Carter Howell, Treasurer ani George Norms Membership The new members re John Stoaks Vice Presxdent Robert Nee ly Secretary Carter Howell Treas 'urer and George Norris Member shly The new members are John Stoaks President Carter Howell Vice President Paul Brink Secre tary John Sloan Treasurer and Harold Squire Membership Next year the HI Y room will be open all day to students 'who have a B average or better Local Students Have Erceptlonal School Opportunztzes Within the last few years there has been serious crltlclsm of high school currxculums to the effect that they do not afford the graduate an opportunity to learn anything of a 'practical nature which he w1ll be able to use ln the way of earning a livelihood Many of these critics are of the opinion that nothing ls offer ed the graduate which will be of practlcal use to hlm when his se condary school career IS completed However in Grinnell Hxgh school this cannot be saxd to be the case for ln the Commercxal and Industrial Arts departments there ls adequate equipment and instruction provided whereby the student may receive more than a mere Introduction of' ese fields The work ln Bookkeeping' under the dxrection of Mr Nlffenegge af fords the pupil an opportunity '-to pass from the elementary principles of the field into that of more ad vanced work in accounting and high er busmess management. Among the several activities of the students who are following this course is the keeping of business books journals and ledgers making out and filing Ichecks bills of ladlng trade accep- tances promissory notes and cash Ier s checks posting of accounts and composing business letters of reply sale acknowledgement and adjust ment In addition to the files and indexes at the disposal of the pupil is an inclusive library on the several phases of business Perhaps the most interesting and at the same time the most educational feature of the department is a comblnation bookkeeping and posting machine permitting he instructor to make practical demonstrations of the work Idone along this line I The Industrial Arts department under Mr Starbuck affords an even greater opportunity for learning to individuals who wxsh to learn practi cal wood working and mechanics The watchword of this department I Learn by doxng At present some 150 are engaged in m8-D081 tralnlng proper wood turning and lathe work The mechanical draw ing class numbers about 15 where instructron is given as an intro- duction to those who plan to go into the mechanical or electrical fields All designs are made from diagrams I mechanics comprises about 15 Sill rents who spend their class perxods in the repairmg of motors of all kmds automobiles and electrxcal apparatus Several auto repaxr and overhaulmg projects have been under way all year The third opportunxty afforded by Grmnell Hxgh school for practical ex perlence In the field of business and mdustrxal enterprise is that of the stenography and typlng department At present there are approxxmately 90 in the typxng dxvxsxon made up of ,both boys and glrls and 65 who are learning and usmg shorthand All thxs work is bemg done under the SUPEFVISIOD and guidance of Mlss Hatcher Besxdes offermg practical knowledge In these two flelds the de partment stresses neatness accuracy and speed Scot Thxs Londons a fme toon Theres free parks wxth free musxc free museums free picture gallerxes Iand in the grand restaurants where I get my dinner Im always coming across a threepenny bxttxe hxdden under the plate as a surprise I I I I I I I V ' ' 0 0 0 o - ' I ' - , - ' I ' ' I I . 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I I I . , th . l I 'THE GRINNELtjaEgG1sTER, GRINNELLQ IOWA - 'i I - I - , A ed simple mechanical features, draw- T DRAMA TIC T MAR Y G JONES Hugh School Exlulnt Feature Of Year An exhibxtlon sponsored by several Grinnell High School organizations was held April 27 and 28 ln the gymnasium Originality and lngenu play of the material of each depart ment Students under the supervi sion of their instructors displayed their work to more than two thou sand people The various departments and a brief discussion of each are as fol lows Physics 1 Perhaps the most lnterestang and surely one of the most educational was the Physics exhibit under the direction of Mr Rupert Hawk Such attractions as a mmxature telegraph communication system and electrical wiring system running water from a faucet suspended ln the air by a wire and many like devlces attract ed much favorable comment Manual Training This department supervised by Mr Kenneth Starbuck exhibited many markable both ln deslgn and work manship Several desks tables chests stands and numerous small pxeces were unexcelled in appearance As a dlvision of this department the Mechamcs exhxbit contained several automobile parts illustrating the work in auto-repairing carried on by the shop boys The drawings by the Me hamca.l Drawing class also de serve to be mentioned Science The General Science classes taught by Miss Georgxana Holloway display Cf 'ings and sketches by students, and chemical experiments. An elaborate display of wheels and axles showed how man power could be applied to multiply itself. Orange and Black n Few people have ever witnessed' the actual printing of a newspaper. But this department, under the cap- able: management of Mr. O. E. Niffenegger, illustrated not only color reproduction and mlmeograph- ing, but actually placed a complete paper ln the hands of the visitors. Home Economics The girls of this class displayed their handicraft in no mean pro portions An elaborate exhlbit of dresses besides a. long counter load ed wlth good thxngs to eat Qfrom whxch the men could scarcely force themselves awayj attracted much attentxon This department under Miss Esther Robson deserves special credit Stenographlc A model office was the theme to thxs display In fact the office was so realistic that several young men were about to apply for a position fNo doubt there were some pretty stenographers presentl Plctures made entirely on typewriters proved to be lnterestmg and somewhat amusing to visltors Miss Beulah Hatcher is the mstructor Bookkeeping and Accounting' This department also headed by Mr Niffenegger exhibited several practxce sets completed by students carrying on thxs line of work A brief outline of the entlre course was represented xllustratlng each step ln bookkeepnng and accountlng prac ce Latin of an artlsttc model Forum by the Latin Miss Harriet Korns The display of the Roman classes under proved to be interestxng to many of the visxtors As the Forum was made entirely of soap no doubt the students put in a great amount of work on the project and deserve to be congratulated for their patience Mr Laird Jones and his boys es tablished a miniature farm ln the middle of the gym floor complete with everythxng from buildings to chickens and green grass Ar ' Last, but not least, we shall take up the art exhibmt which contalned pictures and drawings made entlrelyl by Hmgh School art students The plctures were very exqulsmte and ex pressed originality to the utmost The public found that even a high school has artists even though they l - ' . ' . . , . . -- n ' ti . A o o o - ' ' ,I . . ity was expressed inthe artistic dis- excellent PieCeS of fUI'l1itl1l'9. F6-I Future Farmers of America. 'Q . I . .. O , I Q A -A Q . - - I . 1 I 1 P ' e p - ,,-... 4 A . 5 . 5 A l L . Q J I -,ry . I.- ' Z 1 V ' - 27 Played Boone Got may not be nationally known The class IS instructed by Mlss Roby Nelson The exhlbitlon in spite of the fact that It was the fxrst of nts klnd to be glven by Grmnell Hugh School was a tremendous success due chxefly to the earnest cooperation January Ye' January January tests January JANUARY 9 Happy New Year to 16-Beat Newton 22 to Normal tralnlng between students and teachers HIGH SCHOUL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER September 6-School Begms' Found out what the years drudge is go ing to be September 7-Orange and Black cut First issue September 12 Alpha Alpha first meetmg of the year September 13 Took Tole-do-13 to to0 September 24 Beginning of the world serxes Everyone bettmg on fthe Cubs or what have you October to 13 freeze to October 25 to O October OCTOBER 1 Roosevelt beat us 14 death but to Hoover 8-North High beat us 10-Bill Fowler arrives Girls here s your chance October '17 Lost to Ames 28 to 0 Boy what a season beat 27 to 17 January 31 Y W program FEBRUARY February 8-Annual Board Farce , February 9 Wrestling meet at Valley Junction I February 17-County Tournament Beat Newton 19 to 17 February 24-Beat Ames agam 19 to 12 MARCH March 6-Won sectional tourna ment March 17 Mother and Daughter banquet March 20-Dunkerton 'wins State Champxonfshlp March 22-Spring footbal practice begms APRIL April 4 Y W election Patty Abel president I Aprxl 7-One act plays glven in audxtorlum at the college Aprxl 22-Orange and Black party at The Tavern Aprll 25-Quill and Scroll meet n A,prl.l 28-F F A Exhibition MAY October 24 Everybody downheart l ed must be the weather NOVEMBER November 2 Pep meetxng for the Osky game November 7 Big election wonder vuhy some of our students dont run for Presldent November 11 We beat Marshall town 6 to 0 May May May May May , Ames May May May May 4 Quill and Scroll banquet 12 Alpha Allpha banquet 10 Honor G banquet 20-Booster Club Banquet 21-State Track meet t 24-Glee Clubs hold pxcmc 25 Band Pxcmc 26-4Sen1or assembly 30-Senior Class Play November 16 Annual Board try outs Novemsber 24-Licked Iowa Cxty 6to0 November 25-Junior Party November 30-Annual Board an nounced DECEMBER December December tory class December Tama December Fowler got December December 6 Blg DeMolay dance 8 Debate Even in his 9 Wretling meet at 20-Hink Truesdale and moved from the assem 23 Boone game 25-Christmas day Charm School JUNE June 1 Junior Senior Pvlcnic June 2-Graduation Kelley the hzgh jump wlzard xs 'ng to take up archery accordlng to a deep dark numor that has floated out from the ether reg lons Bullseye Kelley' Whatta Man' 10. - I 1 1 . . . . 18. V 1 ' ' ' , ' 19 - ' - g 4 , . . l tl- , L . 0- ., -- 4 g . . ' I 1 I October 2-Wotta rbreak - We N April V12- Little Woman given - . ' . I . I .- ' , J iq-g. nw 1 5 ' . . . . :aa n . a I - - . , . - , 7 N , ' ' . ' I .. .. -G . ' I - - . . ' 'I M . . A . , 80- 1 l .fl -ll , -, - , . . . bly. ' .. , i A . ! 1 ,3 1 1' ,E14QE5I?f1j??LIgpBEGISTER, GRINNELL, IOWA doomsday, June 1, 1933 COA CHE 1932 E4 l 1933 PAUL J FRANK KENNETH STARBUCK Football Basketball Track Football TIGERS ENJOY SPLENDID BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Consldering the development of the ,team as well as the victorles won Grinnell had a successful season th s ,year The Tlgers succeeded ln hold ing third place in the Central Iowa High School Conference an athletxc organlzatlon which ranks as one of fthe best ln the state Grmnell ach fleved thxs posxtlon by defeatxng every school ln the conference exceptmg Boone 'who won first place in the league The Tigers were runners up lr- the state tournament but were elxmlnated by Roosevelt in the dxst rxct tournament The season was opened wrth a hard fought battle against a strong East Hngh Des Momes team and the game was lost by the small margin of 22 20 The next game was lost to Boone 40 33 The team had not reached lts stride when lt played Oskaloosa and lost with a score of 29 16 l The Tigers were again to be trod den on by a conference team before they were able to flnd the net Thxs txme they were defeated by Mar shalltown 23 17 However they show ed lmprovement both m attack and defense The week before the Newton game a spmt of flght seemed to inspxre the team On thelr home floor they oegan to feel thexr strengthand de feated the Cardmals 22 18 Thxs gave them the push needed whxch resulted ln the wxnmng of the Ames game the following week The team was to be defeated once agam by a Des Momes school thxs t'me North High losing with a score of 22 19 The followmg week they were defeated for the second txme by Boone The team then retahated by win nxng the rest of thelr conference games Osky was taken 30 18 Mar shalltown 18 16 Newton 19 17 and the fxnal game wxth Ames 20 14 Grmnell won the State Sectlonal Tournament nn Grlnnell by defeatmg Tama and Toledo both runners up m the tournament In the dlstrlct meet they took Ames ln the fxrst round but were defeated by Roosevelt who were run ners up 1n the fmals I. H1911 School Track Team Wms At Relays The Grinnell High school Tigers came nn for their share of the honom at the Ft Madison relays held on Memorlal Day and won 22 pomts for thexr school The meet was won by the Ill1no.s School for the Deaf at Jacksonville with a suc man team and Ft Madxsou and Galesburg tied for second place Grmnell won the mile relay event ln 3 34 1 the team belng compossd of Jacobs Harris Stoaks and Stout Jump with a leap of 5 feet 11 1 2 mches He vled with the Illinois state champion who jumped over six feet Bob Work placed fourth ln the high hurdles and ln the pre unlnary tied the meet record whc 1 was afterwards broken ln the finals Kelley and Jacobs placed fourth and flfth ln the 100 yard dash and the medley relay team placed second vnth Jacobs Puls Kelley and Stout domg the runmng In the quarter mile relay Grmnell placed second wxth a team composed of Puls Kel ley Jacobs and I-larrxs 4 - 1- 1 Z Q l l . , , E ,4 I I . - ,' ,- , - 'a .H I i . . ' ' . ' ' V LI . A D ' ' , i i A. . - ' - Q Kelley won second place ln the hlghf F - Q , D - ' , ' Y I - ' - . . V y A. .. . - - .- L I FOOTBALL SEASON FOR Athletics For Glrls Hugh School Track TIGERS SATISF AC T0 Although as far as games won and lost this years football season 'was not so successful there were several other things that partly off set the fairly bad record By wm nmg from Marshalltown for the second consecutive year the team broke the Jinx that seemed to have been hanglng over them for the past ten years The season started off wlth bang the Tigers taking both Tama and Toledo by a comfortable margin In the next game the Grinnell men lacked somethmg that they had been apparent in thexr previous games and were taken by the Roosevelt Rough Riders 14 13 From that time untll the end of the season the locals seemed to be ln a slump from which they were not able to recover quickly North Des Moines feated the Little Pioneers in turn. The Newton game was the Igreatest disappointment for the locals as it was the first time in seventeen xears that the Newton'ans had won lfrom Grmnell III football In their search for revenge the Txgers took both Marshalltown and Iowa City by a score 6 0 scores The Iowa City game was played Thanks 'giving day mstead of the traditional Newton game George Norris and Melvm Adams co captams of the team were out standlng in the backfleld Norrls playmg quater backa nd Adams half back Also In the backfleld were Brown and Bader quarterbacks Harris and Mason half backs and Kelley full back. In the line Samp son, Vogt Work Squires ends Handlon Sawyer Buckneau Phelps ,tackles Clyde Bates Wendall Bates Farmer Iguards Fowler Neeley and lChase centers ' The letter men who will be lxtrck next year are Sampson Vogt Buck neau Kelley Cyde Bates and Wen dall Bates Next year wlll see sev eral inexperienced but nevertheless promismg men out for the football year RY Popular School Feature The Senxor team captamed by Lois Brown won the class vcham P1011 class basketball tournament this year each class being represented by a team The members of the teams. were chosen by Miss French who also picked the captain Each team played the other teams once and the team exther wmmng all the games or Wmnmg the most games was the champlon The Jumor team provided good competitxon for the Seniors The game wmth the Sen lors was the only ozne the Juniors ost Because of the large number of glrls reportlng for league basket ball It was possxble to hold a tour nament The championshxp went to the Red team whose captam was Maureen Vogt Any girls who pass ed her medical and physucal exam mation was eleglble to play The hat and each Iglrl drew a slxp of paper Thls way no team was a picked team Agam the Semor clas team came to the front .by wmning the volley ball champxonshxp The team was captalned by Lucille Gwin The tournament was run the same as the class basketball tournament that s each team playmg the other team once League tournaments enable more gurls to partxclpate. The usual num ber of glrls on a volleyball team rs so the more glrls that turn out the more teams can be entered In the tournament The Chicago team captained by Mxldred Olson won the championship Archery was mtroduced to Gnu nell I-hgh School this spring for the fxrst tlme The money was taken from the G A A funds Many glrls signed up and are shoot inv twlce a week Juniors and Sen lors were the only ones who could slgn up thls sprmg but next fall archery wlll be open to all girls ISI Team Wms At Relays' The Grinnell Hxgh school Tigers came ln for the1r share of the honom at the Ft Madison relays held on Memonal Day and won 22 points for thelr school The meet was won by the Illino's School for the Deaf at Jacksonville with a six man team and Ft Madison and Galesburg tied for second place Grmnell won the mile relay event in 3 341 the team being composed of Jacobs Harris Stoaks and Stout Kelley won second place in the high' Jump wxth a leap of 5 feet 11 1 2 LISTENS IN T0 HERSELF Is your wife fond of llstenmg in Not half so much as she ls of speaking out I . . l ' I ' ' ' 1 I . - . . l I i ' - . . 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A ,..L-',..:-d i - V 1 - -ig 63 -' ,.,, ,WI '- 53 IIOIX 5 IOOHDS HDI H II If JNIC TLQQIJHIIJ aliu 1 9 x O' Jx C.. 5' 2 O. 1 3 LD :- F. xaqnog uoqj PY' 5499135 Ol pUQ1S .19 U0 LUX S doog QYILISA quogoanog 'ug 2 I I' uqg uaamqaq V g I qog lequaulalg 19 EH 2 pue 1s A OO U0 CONGRATULATIONS CQNGRATULATIUNS SENIORS OF O IL S SENIQRS We have enjoyed your patronage during your school years and trust you wlll contmue to make our shop your head quarters CANDY MAGAZINES LEAHER GOODS GERALD LAROS On Broad Street BLUE UNE TRANSFER COMPANY TRANSFER AND STORAGE GnnneU F urmture Exchange Res Phone 549 Office Phone 78 800 804 Commerclal St. Grinnell Iowa CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS We have had the pleasure of Servmg You For Many Years We extend to you to always make our shop your home or THOSE LIGHT LUNCHES COOLING DRINKS DELICIOUS CANDIES CANDYLAND You have cleaned up your Hlgh School Work With Honors. EVERY DAY We Clean Clothes Clean and Hope We Wlll Have The Opportunity To Serve You PHONE 88- THE GRINNELL CLEANERS A Personal Message From The Umted Folks CRADUATION FRIDAY JUNE I d-F yblrl y bl ook nmumdsy zany: gnu u ha th h with cue! heart. Th h fmdn hvigtpt alnnlnnqundfl-lends imlm 'l'hoUlteilFolk may as ml orumu py! y 'nd hun! hhh A fl pl trlln youth mar tudynndpmpad y grndu Grad tl hy lltpentuzhl full ndhppyll! flllndtnth brim lgrestdeedm An hlblts I thrill th t ll by with lg llld Thrlltll nnlm ll lthth Ullltoilflll thing Ll! ill be ll and IT SHOUID BE I l I I I E Fooo MARKETS I1 I I L PHONE237 THANK YOU for the KODAK A d the graduat wlll be smcerely happy and grate- ful xf you gwe thxs means of keeping forever the happy memor es of this tame- Bro nies as lo as S2 00 ff?-4444! I3 CONGRATULATIONS Tn The Class 1933 TALBOTT 8: OLDS Phone 164 FINE WORK SENIORS You Have Pulled Through Same Trying Tlmes-and You Are To Be Congratulated We Are Equipped To Glve You Flne Clean mg and Laundry Ser vlce At All Tunes PHONE 1231 T0 THE 1933 SHNlORS'-- , Our G19 A To W Y' jyod Ptrv Dlldl use t xnmmgusen :my nnyws- Y .uwomuuu f Good Shoes For Half A Century ROSS SHOE CO O K SENIORS We Are Glad You Are Graduatlng But Hope That It Will Not Mean The Loss Of Your Fr1endsh1p- KEEP COMING TO SEE JOE We are selhng some mighty clever graduatlon cards and grits these days. Come m and whisper what you would llke and Ill see what I can do for you Most grads would llke a Shaffer Pen GRINNELL LAUNDRY LARGE S P H A R Nl A C Y Hue 'wnuaoy mmf ol 1 as urea nm. alma um Nm: smug, CLINDININ INSURANCE AGENCY CLINDININ REALTY COMPANY D198 ld St. -2:-51 1-5-:PIP-K We Extend Our Congratulatlons To The Seniors of Gnnnell Hugh School It ns a Job of Shoe Repamng or Just a shme-we exercxse the same Interest ln gxvmg you real good servlce at all tnmes WE CLEAN AND RE BLOCK HATS TH GOODYEAR SHOE REPAIR SHOP Shoe Rebmlders To Hxs MaJesty The American Cxtmzen lf! XV , 8 .SVG Bl! 0 ' Your-u A n Y 1 U Q TVB OU X 1 I 74 ' 4 P - - 1 : , . I I ni , V' . - - fl S ' - - . 1 , i , - w - . l . ' l . - . , , . T I HE I ' A ' ' . J' ' ' 'H ,' 1 Q- .- .- I- , 0' 533 ' 'U'-L I of e vlo!nlst?' ' ' A - - Novellst: Ha mmm me n erewsklf' O o ' ' 0' I U wakl In not A vutllnlnf' Nov : e er s A nuamenf' ' -. A 1 P I Grinnell, Iowa ' I ru H . . Phone T7 ' E . 1 , ' 'A P u ' ' ' - I L . . . H' CONGRATULATIONSJ CUNGRATULATIUNS P SENIORS or SEN IORS ' OF GRHINELL HIGH SCHOOL I GRINNELL HIGH SCHOOL Kearney Coal and Elevator Company a PHONE 1184- T H E D I X I E For Quality Fllels and Feeds What the Telephone costs IS not comparable to what the Telephone saves-ln tlme-cash-comfort and Securxty When 1ncome IS lessoned the Telephone may seem a luxury but as a matter of fact lt helps to ln crease 1ncome The Value of the Telephone Is Greater Than The Cost. INTERIOR TELEPHONE COMPANY SALE CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT HOT SPECIALS- 50 FT GARDEN HOSE 52 O9 HEDGE SHEARS c SPADES AND SHOVELS c GRASS SHEARS c ELECTRIC IRONS 1 89 LARGE SPONGES c DR.IP O LATER ALUMINUM c PORCELAIN HYDRATOR PANS c GEORGE HARDWARE COMPANY QUALITY FIRST! CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS You Have Insured Your Future By Dlllgently Studylng and Passing Your Hlgh School Requirements INSURE Your Future Prosperity By Taking Out A Lxfe Insurance Pollcy The Foundation For A Real Business Success P E R C Y G O F F Travelers Agentl Phone 3192 9235 Broad St. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS CHEVROLET Is To Be Congratulated Too For The Fm est Performance At A Lower Prlc USED CARS- Here Are A Few We Took In Trade 1931 1831 1829 1928 Real Values CHEV CABBOLET 1931 PLYMOUTH SEDAN CHEV COACH 1929 PLYMOUTH COUPE CHEV COUPE 1051 FORD COUPE CHEV COACH 1830 FORD COUPE AGEN BROTHERS Chevrolet Service I5 -L' ' ,5 5 5- ,J .li .v' Y . . , - -I , I , ' I n .... - .... - ,...........l... . .... Q ' Q A ...., - ,,., - .,........o - ...o...,.c 98 ' , ' . . ' ' ,.- .... -...,.59 . ' - H . T' ACCEPT OUR SINCERE , CONGRATULATIONS GOOD LUCK and PLENTY OF IT! TALBOTTS PHARMACY CONGRAHILATIONS SENIORS WE WILL BE GLAD TO SERVE YOU IN THE FUTURE AS WE HAVE IN THE PAST GRINNELL DAIRY COMPANY Hl HO OLD CHOP It IS mlghty fme to see you graduating from Yee Good 0ldG H S And may we sell you your trousers sults shlrts hats sox shorts txes and caps ln the future as ln the past S 1 n c e r el y V G PRESTON CO Thurldly, June 1 1933 CONCRATULAHONS SENlORS U GRHYNELL HIGH SCHOOL We Congratulate Upon Your Completlon of The Hlgh School Course Better Days Are Ahead We Know You Wlll Enjoy Them OIII O FOOD STORES The Tavern 909 Sixth Ave Good F ood Now IS THE TIME MODERNIZE AND REPAIR OR RE- ROOF YOUR HOME Materlal costs are low labor IS plentl ful Every dollar you spend on your house at today's low pnces IS a safe Investment and w1ll return to you multlphed value Come ln and let us help you wlth your plans and make an estimate of the cost. HELLO-3 0 YORK LUMBER COMPANY SPEND FOR THE HOME IN 1933 Home of Mulehlde Roofs lb , A . .gg . ' 1 . i ' To A ' . . . FE in - . Y I I 7 , Y ' ' Y ' Y I . , u - n s 0 4 ' A - mud of your 1 rom Pre: 'n- 'I lor. U ' 7' , , . K THE GRINNELL REGISTER GRINNELL IOWA THE GRADUATING CLASS OF GRINNELL HIGH SCHOOL Is To Be Congratulated Upon The Completzon of Their School Work. Success Is Crowned By Hardwork and Those Who Conserve Thexr Resources are Bound to Succeed. TH Poweshlek County Natlonal SE N l O R S GRINNEIL HIGH SCHOOL We Congratulate You Upon Your Graduatlon Remember When You Want Good Clotlung At Econom1calPr1ces Come S C H L U E Grmnell s Newest Clothlng Store 77 7 9 ' ' i S . ' S Bank H. -q-' ,I BEST WISITES - To U '