Harlan Community High School - Harpoon Yearbook (Harlan, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 129 of the 1929 volume:

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THEVTJJDENHORSE .A OFTROY T is not so rnueh the purpose of the 1929 Harpoon Staff to turn out a masterpiece of literature as to por- tray the true events which have tak- en place in Harlan High School this year and to create a memory book which will be treasured by the present students in years to come. 4 I il!a '29 I-IARPOON M M gi ? DEDICATION A gm' U ff 'A j QT- ---- - as ,wb oo X W W W E i s f ,U K x rr W1 Llfll uo mifw 1 1 W JV' a ' X ii Le - To ow' ofczsy sponsor, Mr. Lfgfof, we o'eo7z'cofe Mis, the '29 Harpoon. '29 HARPOON X LL ' CONTENTS Q , Adminhistration f 533311 ,Jw Ki Oisclkjxs x by A-Nj BookV A131 KLVI f ' fx WU W W il 9 492 f if 3 hifi 2 mia! V 73 . u 1' -Q1 is-R' 1 0 - 'F' 'A S JJ. . . 4-X Q' Nm-avwml f 'TTYYYY QAM Y, I Amwl fi W, Wf Q 22 j,, ' I Wai? . fl 3 'V ' ,mf rf' , f . -- f ' 'VU' I ' ' c , W .:QQ::::.:.-E::l-:g,L'- :T T' X . 4 ' V-ilfif!:5:Si::5.i.1 ,. 15 5, 2 .ilialzig 5 A 5 Q Q. I - Un, -ii' QX V , js 0 ff W a 'U A fm: lifghl U ll .E I t ' if X f Q 9 L F G I V K 529 'HARPOON Board of Education 1928-29 N P. Booth J. P. He1'te1'L Dr. A. L Nielson Edgar PJ. Larson , F. A. Hulsebus fPreside11tJ w J. J. Norgaard, Treasurer. l B B. McPheeters, Secretary. Page Seven 6 '29 HARPOON FORREST G. STITI-I M. A., University of Iowa Superintendent of Harlan Public Schools '29 HARPOON C. W. Baskerville B. S., Coe College Principal Mrs. Nellie M. Slllifll I 1IOWRll'4l M. Stl'llllillg'0l' B. S., University of Illinois Science Peru State Normal, Peru, Nebr. Commercial Cf M- Uilrlliels Gertrude E. Mill B A-, Iowa State B. A., Iowa State TSHCUGTS College Teachers College Matliematics Physical Education Page Nine '29 HARPOON 1 T. K. Lloyd Ida, Johnson B A., Morningside ' B. S. University of College Minnesota. Athletics, Science Latin Jessica McPheeters Loom Burton B. S., Iowa State College Home Economics B. S., State 'Teac-hers L' S- Jamison C0l19ge, Ku-ksville, Mo. B SQ, Knox College Normal Training - Social Science Page Ten A. D. Aliing B. S., Iowa, State College Manual Training '29 HARPOON Elsa Walter B. A, Iowa State Teachers College Bernice Fink Oberlin Con4se1'vato1'y - Music English nlilfiil-Il Kelsey May Vil-den B, A.,NILnive1Ssity ol? B. A., Cornell College e las a Mathematics Speech Page ,Eleven '29 HARPCCN Student Council Maygr., ,,,,,,-----, .....- - --MatlieW Friedman Vice-President ............ ..... W arren Gael' Secretary and 'Treasurer .... ..... F ern Hulsebus Dale Rold Edward White Estella' Mae Booth Russell Gould Dorothy Pliilson Frances Hertert ' Leland Petersen George Boelter HE Student Council consists of eleven members, elected by the student body. They are the president from each class, three Sen- iors, two Juniors, and one Soplioinore. The Council has charge of the mixer at the first of the year and helps in housing the con-P testants during the Sectional Tournament and pl-ans the program for the County Tournament. It also Works to promote the interest of the pupils. Page Twelve Z cLAssEs h Q ,4 25 ffrwfxs A , F,,4, ,.,.A - ' 1 1 ,,:.,. X fa,-,Q - gg- W i x 1' az? E-5? ' ' '?sf fiJ f my f lk Q.:-, :iii Er 4- K 25:5 K .i,,1,f-15 ' Us f f 2'5 . ' . , 55+ L 4 v ', 5 LI! K uf N, '15, ...f Q L' I Im, L U Qu? X , E e! QQ f- f.: L wa .. an 00 wb ' I B Q5 ,,. n Alili lllfy mi- 'A rmy 1 L 'W W 4 11 5 'fs , 5- TMI WOODEN HORSE OF TROY Senior Class Organization 'Sponsor-JMIR. JAMISION President ............ ......-.------ ------- D A LE BOLD Vice-President ........ ........ A RLENE STEELE Secretary-Treasurer .... .... VE RAL I-IAMMERAND Historian ............. ..........- E DITH ROLD MOTTO-UC'1imb Though the Rocks Be Rugged. CLASS FLOWER-Yellow Rosie. CLASS 1GO4LORiS-Lavender and Yellow Commencement Programme Junior-Senior Banquet ......................... April 26 Baccalaureate ............. ,.,-, M ay 19 'Class Play ,................ .,.,, M ay 22 Clabsls Day -Programme .......,.,....,,,-..,,.- Q,,Ma,y 24 Commencement .,...........,,.,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,- May 24 'Di-. Geo. .R. Uhatburn, Dept of Applied Mechanics University of Nebraska '29 HARPOON I Victor Knutlson-Philo Commercial. Glee Club 4 Operetta. -Cast 4. Football 3, 4. Track 3, 4. Basketball Student Manager 4. I love to sit upon a fence and watch the snails go whizzing by Edith C. Rold-Irving Normal Training. Cla-ss Vice-Pres. 1. Class Sec'y and Treas. 3. Glee Club 2, 3. Normal Training Club 3. 4. Sec'y. 3, Pres. 4. 5 Baseball Team 3. 1 Soccer Team 3. Volley Ball Team 3. Baseball Team 3 Only a little lower than the angels. 01111, Vithen-Irving Normal Training. Normal T r a i ning Club 3, 4. , In her attempts to retrain from telling all she knows, she has be- come o u tb u r stingly quiet, Eugene M. Haskins Philo. Commercial. Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Harpoon Staff 3. fEd.-in-Cliiet.J Junior Class Play. Dramatic Club 4. Why take life so seriously? You'll nev- er get out of it alive. Dale Rold-Philo College Prep Student Council 3, 4. Class Pres. 4. Glee Club 3, 4. Operetta Cast 4. Harpoon Staff 3. fBusiness Mgr.J Junior Class Play. All good boys love their sisters, But 'I so good have grown, That I love other boys' sisters Jeanette Kent-Irving Commercial. Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Bland 2, 3. Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Harpoon Staff 3. fFeature Ed.J Junior Class Play. Sec'y. and Treas. of Irvings 4. Soccer 'Team 3. Volley Ball Team 3. Baseball Team 3. I am able to take care of myself, you Better than my own. know. Elva Vernie Schuck Veral Hamlnerand Irving Irving College Prep. Commercial. G-lee Club 2, 3, 4. Student Council 1, Declamatory 4. 2, 3. Latin Club 3 Soccer 'Team 3, 4. Volley 'Ball Team 3. Baseball 'Team 3 She says the best way to get rid of your duties is to discharge them. tr Class Pres. 2. Class Treas. 1, 4. Orchestra, 1, 2, 3. Football 2, 3, 4. B-asket ball 1, 4. Pres. of Irvings 4 He sits up nights ying to figure out how to get more sleep. Page Thirteen Bryce G. Woolsey Irving General Course. Glee Club 3, 4. Football 4, Junior Class Play. Debate Club 3. The man who blush- es is not quite a brute. Sylvia Anderson Philo Commercial. Glee Club 3, 4. Operetta Cast 4. Declamatory 4. Dramatic Club 4. Debate Club 2, Ninety Club 4. High School Yell Leader 4. Soccer Team 3, God bless the boys. l love them all. Page Fourteen 429 HARPOON me. shine . !, 20. Norma Donaldson Irving College Prep. Fresno, Calif. 1. Glee Cluh 2, 3, 4. Operetta Cast 4. Harpoon Staff 3. fArt Editor.J Soccer Team 3, 4. Volley Ball 'Team 3. Baseball Team 3, Since tomorrow never comes, 'I shall merrily, merrily, live now. Frank H King Philo College Prep. Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Operetta Cast 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4. Basketball 2. 3. 4. Pres. of Philos 4. :tW113.t I've been taught, I've forgotten. What I know. I've guessed. C. Zinck Jespersen Irving College fPre'p. 'Kirkman, Iowa 1, 2. 'Glee Club 3. I don't bother work and work don't bother Mena Thogerson Philo Normal Training. Band 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 4. Normal T r awining Club 3, 4. Debate Club. 2. If our hearts are cheery, there is sun- wherever we Ella M. Kvamme Philo Normal Training. Irwin, Iowa, 1, 2. Junior Class Play. Normal T r a i ning Club 3, 4. Liked here, liked there, liked every- where. Leonard Summers Philo College Prep. Football 3, 4. Basket ball 4. An upright, down- right, honest manf' ' Raymond H. Smith Irving Commercial. He thinks, and thinks. and thinks. sometimes. '2 9 H A R P O O N Howard Hunt Imogene Campbell Irving Irving Commercial. C0'mme1 3ia1- Alice Larson Philo College Prep. Glee Club 2, 3. 4. f'Sec'y. 3 Pres. 4.5 Operetta Cast 3, 4. Declamatory 3. Harpoon Staff 3. fSG11I0l' EJd.l Junior Class Play Dramatic Club 4. Debate Club 2. Sec'y. and Treas. of Philos 4. 'Soccer Team 3 I love its gentle wait-ble, I love its fluent flow, I love to Wind my tongue up, I love to hear it go. N0l'lllil M. Hansen Grace E Christensen Irving Irving - Normal T r ai n ing. Commercial. Normal Training Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Club 3, 4. She stoops to noth- Soccer Team 3. ing but the door. Her only fault is that she has no faults. Yes! If my Mam- Glee Club 4- ma Says Soy Good sense and good nature are never separated. A155 M- HPUISCYI Leland B. Petersen I1'Villg Irving Commercial. College Prep. Glee Club 3, 4. Kirkman Iowa, 1, 2. AU0th91' of the Quiet Student Council 4. kind ne'er did aught Glee Club 3, 4, but right. Football, 4 Basketball 3, 4. Dramatic Club 4. Hard to tell wheth- er he is reciting or bluffing but we hate to spoil his graft. Page Fifteen '29 HARPOON Margaret Troyer Philo College Prep. Friend, Nebr., 1. Orchestra 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 3. 4. Debate Club 3, 4. Soccer Team 3. Volley Ball Team 3. Baseball Team 3. A math shark and for all that, a mighty nice shark. Elna I. Rosenkil-:le Philo Commercial. Glee Club 2. 3, 4. Operetta Cast 4. Genius is the abil- Matthew Friedman Philo College Prep. Student Council A fNiayor.J Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Football 2, 3, 4. Basketball 3, 4. Harpoon Staff 3, CAthletic Edl Open that window. I want to throw out my chest. Alberta D. Hack Irving Commercial. Soccer Team 3. Baseball Team 3. I talk half the time Thelma E. Cade Philo Commercial. Orchestra 2. 3. Band 3, 4. Glee Club 3, 4, Soccer Team 3. Her tongue run-s like an eight-day clock, but her smile never runs down. Grace Evelvn Larson Irving Normal T ra i n ing. Normal T r a i n ing Club 3, 4. Let us endeavor to so live that when we die even the undertak- er Will be sorryf, Richard W. Nelson Irving Commercial He isn't afraid of work. In fact he could lie down beside it and go to sleep anytime? Irene D. Nelson Philo Normal Training. Glee Club 3, 4. q f'Not so innocent as looks might indicate. 4. ity to avoid wgrkj' to find out my own thoughts. Page Sixteen 429 I-IARPOON Gerald H. Kees Irving College Prep. f'Another martyr to education. Dorothy May Philson Irving College Prep. Student -Council 4. Band 2, 3, 4. Junior Class Play. Ninety Club 3, 4. Soccer Team. 3. If knowledge is power, how strong she must be! Ruby Christensen Irving Commercial. Her hair is no more sunny than her heart. Loretta M. Jensen Philo Normal Training. Glee Club 4. Normal Training Club 3, 4. Soccer Team 3. Brown eyes and curly hair, Is she not. passing fair ? Leroy Sorenson Philo College Prep. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, fi. Band 2, 3, 4. Why don't the girls propose, Mamma? Maxine E. Nelson Irving' Normal Training. Normal T r a i n ing. Arlene Steele Philo Normal Training. Class Vice-Pres 4. Glee Club 3. Junior Class Play Normal T r a i n ing Club 3, 4. Ninety Club, 1, 3, 4. Soccer Team 3 By constant hard labor soon she will reach, The goal for which she's aiming - to teach. Lela Heflin Irving Normal Training. Normal T r a i n ing Club 3, 4. Club 3, 4. 'Will she be so quiet Blessed be the few ever? of words, for they can- not be quoted. Page Seventeen Clifford Thomsen Philo College Prep. Band 2. Glee Club 3, 4. Operetta Cast 3, 4. Junior Class Play. i'And he had a far away look in his eyes -Yes, he was looking at his feet. Estella. May Booth Irving College Prep. Student Council 4. Glee Club 2, 4. Dramatic Club 4. Latin Club 3. And she talks With those blinkable, wink- able, twinkable, sim- ply unthinkable eyes, Page Eighteen '29 HARPOON Sylvia. A. Smith Irving Normal Training. Club 3, 4. Our thought and our conduct are our own. 'lfhelnm Genevieve Hess Philo Norman Training. Normal Training Club 3, 4. Ninety Club 3, 4. t'Eut, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow you may die. Beatrice Violet Erre-tt Philo Normal Training. Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Normal Training Club 3, 4. fAdv. Manager 4.5 Ninety Club 3. Soccer Team 3. Volley Ball 'Team 3. B-aseball Team 3. 'tBlondes are made, but red hair just comes natural. Herllis Marqnesen Philo Normal Training, Kimballton, Iowa, 1. Normal Training Club. 3, 4. She knit her brow, the only kind of fan- cy work this modern maid could do? Normal T r a i n ing Gordon Abbott Jr. Philo College Prep. Class Yell Leader 4. Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Operetta Cast 3, 4. Dramatic Club 4. Wisdon personified and sawed off. Alice Vin-fling Philo Commercial. Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Ninety Club 4. Common sense is not so common Genevieve Sutton Irving' Commercial. Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Band 2, 3. Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Dramatic Club 4. Soccer Team 3. Volley Ball Team 3. Baseball Team 3. One of the fast type -on a typewriter. La Vonne Marquesen Philo College Prep. Storm Lake, Iowa, 1, 2, 3. There is no substi- tute for honest endeav- or.',' '29 HARPOON v to Annie M. Jensen Irving College Prep. Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Latin Club 3 Treas. The blush is beau- tiful, but it is some- times inconvenient. Leonard L. Wiley Irving ' Commercial. If freckles were dollars, how rich I should be! Jolm M, Mayer, Jr. Philo Commercial. We don't hear much about him now, but were willing to wait. Thelma Mnrquesen Philo Commercial. Storm Luke, Iowa 1, 2, 3 Dramatic Club 4. It is not for me to be always meek, If the-re's something say, I must speak. Gertrude Parker Irving Commercial. I3-and 2, 3, 4. Ninety Club 4. The less you say the Less you have to Luke back. Stanley Nelson College Prep. Every inch a een- tleman, to say nothing ol? the feet, Page Nineteen '29 HARPOGN Victor Junker Irving' College Prep. , To be good looking is a silent recommen- dation. I Lewis Nelson Philo General Course. Basketball 4. Track 4. Nearly killed by a train of thought run- Ylillg through his brain. ' Page Twenty Walter Boettger Philo College Prep. Walter has a motor car, It's always in de-- man-d, A sweet young thing holds the wheel An-d Walter holds her hand. Dorothy Rold Philo Normal Training. Glee Club 4, Normal T ra i n ing Club 3, 4. Soccer Team 3. She's not very tall, in fact she's quite small, She's bright and she's jolly and well liked by all. Martina Nielsen Irving Commercial. Soccer Team 3. Fm a little prairie flower. Growing Wilder ev- ery hour. Marie Copeland Irving College Prep. Junior Class Play, Soccer Team 3. HI love all the boys, really I do. Reuel Turner Philo College Prep. Student -Council 3. Class Pres. 3. Junior Class Play. Debate Club 2, 3. Ninety Club 1. A self made man and proud of the job. 'Q 9 I-I A R IJ O O N Senior Class Will I, the Class of 1929, having come to my last hours, and being in full 'possession of my faculties, feel it my duty to say a few words to my heirs concerning' the long years which we have passed together, more or less happily. , I have seen some lives that rolled on with such perfect peaceful! ness and quiet, no startling upheavals, no change of any kind, that it seemed wearisome just to behold them. Yet I believe that a life full of 'tups and downs is the most. enjoyable because a varied existence is attractive to every human being. I am arranging my worldly effects and consigning to my lawful and natural heirs 'all my worldly goods, to each one the peculiar property s-eeming best fitted to his or her needs. I further want it to be distinctly understood that if anyone of the beneficiaries of this will shall attempt to dispute or in any way change the items in it, he, or she, will be immediately cut off wholly and entirely from any and all of its provisions. I, the class as ai whole, do will and bequeath the following items: To the Freshmen, to be disposed of as they see fit, I give and be queath all the tears shed in the exams, and all the wrong answers set down in moments of weakness. I 'llo the Sophomores, who are soon to become Juniors, I bequeath and devise all my stupidity and facility for blundering at the simplest tasks, also all the beautiful ease with which I set aside and banished forever the difficult ones. To the Juniors, I give my dignity and modesty, both of which they are sadly in need and which I will never need again. I give and bequeath to our Superintendent, Mr. Stith, a twig of forget-me-nots, so that when any positions are vacant, the Class of '29 may be remembered. VVe, the individual members, having personal bequests do place them below: I, Sylvia Anderson, leave my flirtationus ways to Mildred Fiscus. tBe careful, menj I, Gordon Abbott, will my love for fresh air to Gifford Metcalf. tPity the girls.j Page Twenty-One , '29 HARPooN I, Estell-a May Booth, will my knowledge of Ford cars to my cousin, Joy June Booth. I, Walter Boettger, leave my reserved disposition to Rudolph Vlligness. ' I, Imogene Campbell, leave a vast silence in the typing room for the benefit :of all conscientious hard working students. I, Thelma Cade, leave my giggle and childish ways to Janice Campbell. ' I, Ruby Christensen, leave my chum Marie to ia certain gentleman in Shelby. I, Grace Christensen, leave my riot of curls to Ida Lieneman. I, Norma Donaldson leave my surplus powder to Lillian Borne. I, Violet Errett, leave my taste for matching my hair to Agnes Ives I, Mathew Friedman, leave my mayor-ship to George Schack. I, Albert Hack, leave my ability for minding my own business to Robina Frederickson. A I, Eugen-e Haskins, will my Ford to Georgia Kent and Frances Hertert. I, Alys Hansen, leave my quiet and dignified wiays to Agnes Benning. I, Norma Hansen, leave'1ny blonde curls to Frances Quick. I, Lela Heflin, leave a notice that I am a good house keeper to the boys in particular. I Thelma Hess, leave my ninety percents and ninety-five percents to Hal Cockerell. I, Anie Jensen, leave my man to no one. I, Loretta Jensen, leave my chestnut curls to Jane Hansen. I, Victor Junker, leave my dry cleaning job to Cortland Gaer. I, Gerald Kees, leave my ability to explain Physics problems to other boys to Russell Gould. I, Jeanette Kent, leave my talking ability to Virginia Madsen. I, Viet-or Knudson, leave my track ability to Harold Nelson. , Ella Kvamme, leave Paul to no one. I, Alice Larson, leave my bluffing ability to Ellen Davis. I I, Graceliarson, le-ave my title as song and yell leader of the Normal Training Club to Charles Kees. Page Twenty-Two 429 HARPOON I, I-lerdis Marcussen, leave my residence in Kimballton to some other Dane. I, Thelma Marqueson, leave my ability for getting acquainted to Genevieve Ives. I, La Vonne Marqueson, leave my seat in Physics to some poor future Senior. I, Lewis Nelson, leave my way with the ladies to my brother, Her- man Nelson. I, Irene Nelson, leave all hopes behind me of ever receiving those white roses from Mr. Lloyd. I, Richard Nelson, leave my motorcycle to Dorothy Hough. I Maxine Nelson, leave my soft voice and quiet manner to Jeanne Miller. I, Gertrude Parker, leave the search of education t-o others who may enter 'school later. I, Leland Petersen, leave the information to all future Senior boys that Sophomore girls make the best life companions. I, Dorothy Philson, leave to Budd Booth my high grades, hoping that With these he may be able to keep eligible during basket ball season. I, Howard Hunt, will my excess Weight to Marion Brindley. I, Dorothy Bold leave my teacherts certificate to IVarren Gaer, nursing is my chosen profession. I, Dale Rold, leave my aristocratic profile to Golden Christensen. I, Edith Rold, do not choose t-o publish my bequests. I, Elma Rosenkilde, leave by contageous giggle to my sister. 'Ri gmor. I, Sylvia Smith, leave my habit of getting flustrated in Mr. Lloyd's classes to Thelma Hughes. I I, Arlene Steele, le-ave my quiet dignified manners to Gaillarr! Nelson. I, Raymond Smith, leave my girl shyness to Billie Anthony. I, Genevieve Sutton, leave my ambition to be a tough girl to Ruth Brown. I I, Leroy Sorenson, leave my ability to sit on snow balls and not know it, to James. I, Leonard Summers, leave my plumpness to Linn Philson. - Page Twenty-Tliree '29 HARPooN ,V I, Margaret Troyer, leave my love of vivid colors to my sister, Lois. I, Mena Thogerson, leave my ambition to be an artist to Edward Wliite. 'l . l, Clifford Thomsen, leave my ability for being foolish to Dale Woods. I, Reuel Turner, leave my UO ability to be a heart-sm'asher to Donald Bocken. 1, Oda Vithen, leave my thin-ness to Gladys Stewart. I, Leonard Wiley, leave iny vaudeville career to Byron YVoolsey on account of our sunwkissed hair being a perfect match. l, Stanley Nelson, bequeath my wildly colored Ford to Fred Kraschel and Madge Byers. I, Zinck Jespersen, leave my scholastic record to George Boelter. l, Veral Hammerand, hereby will my bottle of stacoinb to John Birchenough. I, Frank King, will my position on the baslret ball team to Everett Jensen. I, Bryce Woolsey leave my red hair to Mr. Lloyd. Subscribed and sworn to by the said Senior Glass before us and in our presence on this Qlst day of November, 1928. VVitnesses: Russell Gould and Lucile Anthony. E. G. R. -029 Harp0onJ FRESHMAN fpassing popcorn standiz f'Doesn't that popcorn smell good? JAZZY SENIOR.- Yeah, let's walk closerf' --C29 Harpoonji- ZINCK JESPERSON.- Mr, Lloyd, I ani indebted lo you for all l, know. tuflillt. LLGYD.- Oh, that's all right. Don't mention such a ri e. f'29 Harp0onj - - za , , ' , . . . . , , h Befoie mairiage, everything is billing and cooing-after mar- Tlage, the cooing stops, but the billing goes on fureveygf' Page Twenty-Four '29 HARPOON unior Class Sponsor-MvR. LLOYD President .................. .......... R USSELL GOULD Vice-President .,..... ........ D ALE VVOODS Secretary-Treasurer -- ---LUCILE ANTHONY Axland, Gladys Axland, Ola Anthony, Lucile Baade, Carl Berg-er, Willie Birchenough, John Bristol, Lucille Borne, Lillian Brown, Ruth Boelter, Emily Bolte, Paul Booth, Charles Carl, Eugene Camnbell, Janice Christensen, Irma Christensen, Irene Christensen, Golden Christensen, Earl Christensen, Louis Clapp, Margaret l7'f'rguson, Gladys Fiscus, Mildred Gould, Russell Hall, Alberta Hough, Dorothy Hammers. Maxine Hansen, Charles Hansen, Emory Hansen, Edna Harrison, Marie Hertert, Katherine Howlette, Eugene Hughes, Thelma Hulsebus, Charlotte Hulsebus, Fern Hulsebus, Lois Jensen, Winona Jensen, Lloyd Kirby, Velma Klinkefus, Charles LaMaster, Velma Lieneman, Ida Lorenz, Gretchen Lyon, Ina Fay Lorenzen, LaVerne Martinson, Lee Madsen, Virginia Mathiesen, Enid Meisland, Thelma Metcalf, Gifford Miller, Jeanne Murray, Mable Muller, Otto Nelson, Edith Nelson, Harold Peterson, Goldie Petersen. Stanley Ridge, Paul Roper, Evelyn Rosenkilde, Rigmoi Sheeley, Alice Soren-sen. James Sperry, John Thraen, Amelia Troyer, Lois Tryon, Delbert West, Verne White, ,Edward Wigness. 'Rudolph Woods, Dale Wunder, Arnold. Page Twenty Five 429 HARPOON In Memory MILDRED NELSON To know' her was to love her and hor sweet smile will always be 1'GHlG11'1b81'9d.H Pa ge Twenty-Six K K L29 HARPOON unior Class MOVIE Holly Wood Bound The Smart Set Out All Night .. Seventeen U . . . Lonesome .. Home Made .... The Gingham Girl Harold Teen ,. . Partners in Criine The Missing Link The Four Devils The Lion and the Get Your Man . Man-Crazy ' . . . It ............. The Show ..... 77 77 77 77 Mouse ...... Don't Tell Everything' ' The Shepherd of the Hills .... The Butter and Egg Man ..... VValking B-ack ' ' . The Fair Co-ed The Cavalier . Skidding' . . The Faker . . STAR Gladys Axlxind Cla Axland Lueile Anthony Vehna Kirby YVinona Jensen Evalyn Roper Virginia Madsen Lucille Bristol John Birohenough Lois Hulsebus Emily Boelter Irina Christensen Carl Baade Wlillie Berger Charles Booth Paul Bolte Lloyd Jensen Stanley Petersen Harold Nelson Louis Christensen Golden Christensen Amelia Til1'2l611 Margaret Clapp Gladys Ferguson Mildred Fiseus Eugene Carl Janice Campbell Earl Christensen Russell Gould Alberta Hall T Goldie Petersen M axine Hanimes Charles Hansen Emory Hansen Eugen-e Howlette Page Twenty qeven '29 HARPOON MOVIE The Road to Romance The Circus .... 'fLady! Be Good . The Play Girl . 'CDO Your Duty . The Spieler . . HStreet Angel . . . f'Ghildren of the Ritz CC CC That's My Baby Smile, Brother, Smile Dressed to Kill ..,.. . .. St-ate Street Sadie . ' ' The Shiek 'A ..... C4 Take Me Horne 'fVolcanol' ....... LC Easy Come, Easy Go' 7 Dream of Love ..... 'Hfelling the World Cl 'tPapa's Boy .... 'VVliat ra Night ... 'Speedyu ....... A Girlie in Every Port Win That Gulf ... The Night Bird Spring Fever . CC The Big Parade ' ' ' ' The Big Noise H The Terror . Girl-Shy ...... 'fWhy Be Good . Hllanity Girls .. Page Twenty-Eight 77 STAR Edna Hansen Dorothy Hough Marie Harrison Katherine Hertert Thelma Hughes Charlotte Hulsebus Fern Hulsebns Irene Christensen Gretchen Lorenz Velma La Master Ina Fay Lyon Laverne Lorenzen Enid Mathiesen Mable Murray Otto Muller Lee Martinson Gifford Metealli Clrarlefs Klinkefns Edith Nelson Rigrnar Rosenlcilde .Tarnes Sorenson Paul Ridge John Sperry Alice Sheeley Lois Troyer Delbert Tryon Verne lVest Edward Vlfhite Rudolph Wigness Dale Woods Arnold VVunder Jeanne Miller Lillian Borne lda Lienernan Ruth Brown K. I-il '29 HARPOON Sophomore Class Sponsor-M'R. STRUBINGER President ............................... WARREN GAER Vice-President -.................,,.. ELMER NOHGAARD ISecretary-Treasurer .... - .... ......... . IANE HANSEN Austin, Florence Benning, Agnes Book, Harry Brindley, Marion Bisgard, Alice May Blair, Elva Bristol, Margaret Campbell, Gwendolyn Carlsen, Halvor Christensen, Mildred Christensen, Emery Cocker-ell, Hal Crouch, Donzetta Curtis, Elva Curtis, Jean Custer, Gerald Davis. Ellen Davis, Darlene Dinesen, Leonard Dinesen, Melvin Eric-kson, Elsie Gaer, Cortland Gaer, Warren Gillette, Dorothy Graves, Margaret Groesbeck. Myrtle Hansen, Jane Hanson, Leo Henrieckisen, Cecile Hertert, Frances Harnmerand, Russell Kent, Georgia Kees, Charles Knapp, Rex Knudson, Agnes Knudson, Marvin Kullbom, Twyla La Master, Lois Larson, Alma Lefeber, Dorothy Lefeber, Lydia Lewis, Gerald Mayer, Madeline Mayne, Charles Marquesen, Dale McKeever, Thelma McKeown, Eilene Meves, Vera Michaelson, Geraldine Miller, Katherine Minkler, Raymond Morris, Robert Nel-son, Hazel Nelson, Virginia Norgaard, Elmer Peters, Paul Petersen, Harley Pickard, Marian Philson, Linn Pulver, Thelma Quick, Frances Rasmussen. Anna Schwab, Roma Stahl, Ellen Stoll, Alice Stewart, Gladys Sunderland, Darrell Thomsen, Dagmar Thogersen, Dolliver Waterbury, Virginia Watkins, Thelma Wilson, Robert Page Twenty-Nine '29 HARPOON Sophomore Prophecy One evening at a great big feed Pickles and cake I ate galore I ate and ate, and ate and ate' Till I could eat no more. That night I dreamed an awful dreamg It turned me eoldl with fright. I thought that Satan grabbed at meg I 1'an with all my might. But all in vain, He took me up High, high into the airy When lI looked down I found that I Could see most everywhere. But all the world was muchly changed: Your teachers old' and gray, Are sitting by their firesidesf' I heard grim Satan say. You're seeing thirty years aheadg Look quick, 'twill all go soon Because you've served me fairly well, I'm granting you this boon. I looked to see whom I could findg A salesman I espiedg A wealthy, happy family man. That,s Knappy there, I cried. I glanced at Broadway in New York And chief among the sights The actress Agnes Benning's name Stretched out in blazing lights And Charles Kees sadly sitting there In pipe-dreams spent the dayg Still dreaming of the Gwendolyn fair Who's long been gone away. Jean Curtis in another school, An English teacher great, Was dfawillg wages -much too large For one of her estate. Page Thirty Marion Brindley making cheap cigars Had grown so very slim, But had a nice fat pocketbook And nothing worried him. And Harry Book, a graduate Of some Northwestern college Was taking care of Frances H. And thus she used her knowledge Jane Hansen and Ellen Davis Had homes right close together They lived with their husbands Russ and Hal With hearts as light as feathers. Leo had been captured By Eilene McKeown fair, Alma had taken Melvin- Though we thought she wouldr1't dare. While Marvin K. at the cold North Pole, A wireless was sending To warn each corner of the world What weather was impending. I saw Leonard at the other end At work week after week. He greased the south Pole so the world Would turn without a squeak. And Virginia W. was in New York, A dancer of much fame, With wealthy bachelors hovering near, Like moths about a flame, And Linn rode in a Cadillac, A skillful chauffeur heg While Frances Quick with her better half. Was happy as could be. Then looking a-s closely as ever I could. I espied Margaret, Gladys and Thel- ma P. That three old maids from my class there'd be I never did think I would see. '29 HARPOON Donzetta Crouch I next beheld- She had grown old and grayg Out -in the yard with her grandchildren She watched them at their play. 'Then I heard a musical sound- It seemed as one I'd knowng I looked and there sat Rfaymond Playing on the old trombone. Elmer's hopes were realized, For a Pharmacist was heg And with his helper Charles Mayne Was happy as could be Then into 1ny vision there crept A circus billboard tall With two Lefeber sisters The biggest act of all. Darrell, Alice, and Vera I saw Selling eggs at a very high rate: For farmer's wives I-Iarl been their fate. Robert owned a dairy farm Full fifty cows it held, Robert kept the cows from harm And Edna with him dwelt. Myrtle B. went to the westg She bought herself a ranch. She led a very happy life Until the avalanche. Anna R. I also sawg She lived near by a lake She spent her days in perfect bliss With her contented mate. Ralph Rettig wars an engineer And through the long, dark nights 'He steered and looked and watched ahead And made the train run right. And Haze1's mind was somewhat off She studied much too hard And with her dolly in her arms, She played out in the yard. And Virginia N. taught Domestic Science, A truly wondrous cook, And Dorothy G., an author great. Worked on her latest book. Katherine M. a matron Was, OE a boarding school elite Florence, a widow, taught in school To help make both ends meet. Then Emery C. next I saw, I-Ie'd made a million dollars By selling ponies two bits each To weary brain-racked scholars. Gerald Lewis, a lawyer great, Had gained world-wide renowng I-Ialvor Carlsen, mayor of New York Was cleaning up the town. And Elva Blair was a leader Of a Methodist church choir And farmer 'Petersen with his pile Was ready to retire, Elsie 'Erickson was editor Of Harper's magazine Dale M. was making wondrous cars Which ran on kerosene. And Robert Wilson had grown rich By making overalls. While Paul Peters, a minister Was making pastorate calls. Marian P. was a singer great She sang for kings and queens. Alice May was writing verse For Mother's magazines, Custer was painting pictures grand All of the Georgia fair, But looking closer I discerned That Gaer was also there, Mildred taught in a country school Away out in the westg It wasn't permanent, she saidg She did it for a rest. Page Thirty One For I saw her in a garden 429 IIARPOON Cortland Gaer who'd gathered tame for speed Retired a millionaire. He'd gathered dough by selling seed, His wife was Madeline Mayer. Looking around whom should I see Yes, indeed, 'twas Margaret Bristol Telling fortunes to many people By a large and shiny crystal. Thelma Watkins was a second Mary Pickford, And Elva Curtis a world known nurseg While Anna as a helper Poured coins into the purse. Cecile Henricksen I discovered Riding in a Chevroletg For her husband was a dealer And received the best of pay. Agnes Knudson- But her name was that no moreg Dolliver was a wealthy banker Lois was his private stenog For Lois was a flapper lady And wanted money for swell togs. Thelma McKeever in Mo. Valley I saw For she had won the much-wanted boy. Thu-s was this young lady's heart Evermore brimful of joy. Now Roma -Schwab and Ellen Stahl Were D. S. teachers great, And earned a very meager living By baking pie and cake. There were a. few I had not seen These were t'he missionaries threeg Yes, Twyla, Dagmar, and Geraldine, I saw. Out to a Chinese tea. Just then I heard an awful noise, I cried, It's going to rain! But when -I looked, the fiend was gone, And .I was home again. I heard Mother calling me, Get up or you'll be lateg You'll have to get a move on you, It's almost half-past eight! Playing with the little tour. D. D. -1029 Harpoony-1 RSTELIIA. MAY B- VVhen I get a car, I Want one which will suit me. ALICE LARSON-t'Then you'd better get a runaboutf' --029 Harpooujl. MRS. SMITI-I-HYour answer reminds me of Quebec. RUDOLPH VV.- Why so? MRS. SMI'I'H- Because its founded on such a big bluff. ---C29 Harpoonj - An experiment for Physics students: Given a labor-itorv full of boys, tl dd. 1 i L 1 C IGH SU CU Y introduce a pictty gui. Proie that the boys wonlt turn to rubber. Page Thirty-Two '29 HARPOON Freshman Class Sponsor-MR. KING President .s...... . ......... ...... .... G E ORCE BOELTER Vice-President ...... --- .... CONRAD HENRICKSEN Secretary-Treasurer -- .... ANNA CHRISTIANSEN Anthony, William Albers, Lloyd Andersen, Charles Ash, Pauline Bocken, Donald Boelter, 'George Boelter, Marguerite Booth, Joy June Borne, Eleanor Byers, Madge Campbell, Dwain Carl, 'Margaret Cockerell, Charles Cockerell, Helen Christensen, Elliot Christensen, Helen Christensen, Anna Christensen, Mary Jane Darling Marvin Dawson, Melvin Dinesen, Raymond Donaldson, Arthur Ferguson, Ralph Fredericksen, Robina Friedman, Philip Gearhart, Robert Graves, Lillian Graves, Ruth Griffith, Beverly Groesbeck, Aletta I-Ienricksen, Conrad Hansen, Forrest Harris, Aneta Hulsebus, Pearl Hulsebus, Wilma I-Ieflin, Helen Ives, Genevieve Johnson, Everett Johnson, Lois Johnson, Mary Jensen, Everett Jensen, Myrtle Kellogg, Helen Kent, Kathleen -Kraschel, Frederick Klinkefus, Harold Kull-bom, Vernon Lacey, Marie Larson, Frances ' Ladd, Faye Ladd, William Luecke, Victor Lytle, Wendell Mayr, Rudolph Metcalf, Geraldine Nlikkelsen, Marion Miller, Harold. Minkler, Mable Muller, Homer Muller, Maynie McKenzie, Floyd Nelson, Herman Nelson, Gaillard Nelson, Nina Osborne, Betty Petersen, Eletha Philson, Virginia Poole, Gertrude Patterson, Robert Rasmussen, Wesley Rasmussen, Peter Roberts, Lucille Schack, George Summers, Bernard' Tague, Melba Weimer, Clarice Walters, Lenore Woolsey, Byron Page Thirty-Thi ee Name Lloyd Albers Charles Andersen William Anthony Pauline Ash Donald Bocken George Boelter Marguerite Boelter Joy June Booth Eleanor .Borne Madge Byers Dwain Campbell Margaret Carl Charles Cockerell Helen Cockerell Anna Christiansen Elliott Christiansen Helen Christensen Mary Jane Chris- tiansen Marvin Darling Melvin Dawson Raymond Dinesen Arthur Donaldson Ralph Ferguson Robina Frederick- sen Page Thirty-Four '29 HARPOON Freshman Age Still playing with paper dolls. We clon't know. Still riding his kid- die kar. The age for beaux. His mamma won't tell. ? School age. Ask Ralph Wish l knew. Her mamma brings her to school Cutting his baby teeth. About 20. Still rides in his baby buggy. Ask her ii you dare I wonder. Ask the eighth grader Never mind. Tell you tomorrow. Find out for your- self. 2to4 You'd be surprised. Bachelor. At least 2. Old and feeble Director Hobby Trying to be a great football player. Working Trying to Wave his hair Dancing. Asking impossible questions. Getting high grades Studying Talking Helping someone Showing Fred who's boss Broadcasting. Saying ditto. Tinkering with mot- ors. Sliding down ban- isters. Smiling. Driving his lizzie. Hiking. Criticizing. Thinking of the notes he Wrote last year. Nothing in particu- lar. Being prepared. Fooling Mr. Stru- binger. Amusing himself. Getting her shieks. Failing Dreaming His slowness. Lack of self confi- dence. Her dates. Crabbing in class. Trying to make wit- ty remarks. Blushing. Fighting with R-. Curling hair. Saying little. His curiousity. Being noisy? Not studying. Riding. What is it? His girls. We haven't discov- ered it yet. Being boss. Sitting on cupirl's dart. Kidding the teach- ers. Nothing much, Saying little. Teasing. Laughing every- thing off. Name Philip Friedman Robert Gearhart Lillian Graves Ruth Graves Beverly Griffith Aletta Groesbeck Forrest Hansen Anita Harris Helen Heflin Conrad Henricksen Pearl Hnlsebus Wilma Hulsebus Everett Jensen Myrtle Jensen, Everett Johnson Lois Johnson Mary Johnson Helen Kellogg Kathleen Kent Harold Klinkefus Frederick Kraschel Vernon Kullborn Marie Lacey Faye Ladd William Ladd Frances Larson 429 HARPOON Age Old enough to go to kindergarten. Try counting his teeth. Guess again. lnquisitive Judge by actions. Reasonable Half-past five. Measure her curls. Papa's big girl. Just a kid. Sweet sixteen Has just learned to walk. Young and tender. 21 or more. Tell you tomorrow. Judge by Width. 'Three or less Young. Doubtful. About 5. Cutting his wisdom teeth. What's it to you? Believes in Easter Rabbits. Hate to tell you. Grown up. A young lady. Hobby Keeping Baldwin St. hot. Football. Hitting the volley ball. Writing notes to Fred. Shooting paper wads Having her way. Playing with Bever- ly Collecting pictures of movie stars G etting good grades. Sliding with Karla. Reading G. C. notes. Measur i n g h e r height to see if she is growing up. Quarreling. Gazing around. Hunting. Keeping her hair straight. Milking cows. At-tending movies. Creating static. Talking to K. Riding. Talking. Combing her hair. Walking around. Sliding. Driving car. Failing One girl, Talking of nothing. Being quiet. Laughing over noth- ing. Being a nuisance. Whispering, Snickering. Wishing she were 2111 2lCf1'6SS. Reciting in General Science. Chewing gum. Riding in a Ford coupe. Not being able to grow. Losing his temper. Never laughing. Saying little. Smiling at Philip. Vamping B. Slapping Forrest. Decorating books. Throwing candy in assembly. Loafing. Not liking to study. Chattering. Combing her hair. Not liking to go to school. Her indepe n d e nt way. Page Thirty4Five Name Victor Luecke Wendell Lytel Rudolph Niayr Floyd McKenzie Geraldine Metcalf Mable 'Minkler Harold Miller Marion Mikkelson Homer Muller Mayme Muller, Herman Nelson Nina Nelson Gaillard Nelson Betty Osborne Robert Patterson Eltha Peterson Virginia Philson Gertrude Poole. Peter Rasmussen. Wesley Rasmussen Lucille Roberts George Schack Bernard Summers Nlelba Tague Clarice Weimer Lenore Walters Byron Woolsey Page Thirty-Six '29 HAR Age Kiddish. 129!10. Still plays marbles 3 or less. Probably 29k or Wi. Spinster. A dignified young man. One or more. Ask his papa. Hard telling. B-et she knows. Unmistakable. Quite a young man You'd be surprised. Still believes in San- ta Claus. Can't tell. Old enough to know how to work. Hard telling. Grown up and dig- nified. Quite grown up. Nobody knows. Still playing with Teddy Bears. Half past three. Senior like. Wl1at's it to you? Who knows? Just a tot, POON Hobby Driving the car. Playing. Being silly. Gazing around. Enjoying life Teasing. Wasting time. Trying ,to get 75. Acting kiddish. Keeping up with the styles. Writing notes. Taking life easy. Skipping assembly. Singing Rid-ing on Bessy. Studying Home EC. Telling something, Bluffing, Getting Algebra. Riding in his Ford. Hurrying. Hate to tell you. Studying ? ? ? Being nice. Playing in gym, Getting her studies. Telling the world. Failing Playing in the as- sembly. Talking to Virginia. Doing nothing. Trying to bluff. Attracting attention. Giggling. Talking to girls Coming to class un- prepared. Was ting time on nothing. Laughing. Kidding Betty. Walking to school with Billie. Stumbling on As- sembly steps. Talking to Herman. Laughing over noth- ing. Looking around. Her beau. Dreaming of Chris. Trying to be tough. Flat tires, Cake. Wild driving. Talking Flirting. Talking to Byron. Fighting. His red hair. H. M. B. ORGA , GQ, fix-jf G' v?'3 ',. ,mu unvmun ' 'H I I L 5 Ma F732 Wwvrvu Wm A I , 0 -' D 0 H 4 G 'A S '29 A vw-vwmnsvd .V ' A ft' ' 46 . Q S! 1. - I 1 X X V' 4 I4 - T4,Vf1lH'l' 'Ll-V, , , V QM: C 1v.ei:g:.,Lw - -. C' w NNW shim :N R':::'f:::!5g.:-..... ... A nv 'X .X of I 9 ' 'ffif-He sns,e1lnL1.- Q 'i -I 'Xl LQ , r ' XE' 1 J W A W 'P' A X I Vu ' 1 f'f X I I LU 6 . - s ff '29 HARPOON Harpoon Staff Sponsors-MISS KELSEY, MR. DANIELS Assistant Editor .... Business Manager ........... -- Assistant Business Manager Athletic Editor .......... Q- Senior Editor .... Feature Editor ...... Photograph Editor .... Art Editor ........ ---EDVVARD WHITE Ed1tO1' 1n-chief ........ -- ......,... - --,---I-IAZEL NELSON ,MARGARET CLAPP --- .... ELMER NORGAARD ----RUSSELL GOULD ------FERN HULSEBUS IRMA CHRISTENSEN ---ULUCILE ANTHONY -----DALE WOODS Page Thirty-Seven 429 HARPOON Ninety Club The Ninety Club is composed of students who have an at eiaee of ninety or above in all subjects taken during a semester Second Semester, l927-'28 Violet Errett Thelma Hess Dorothy Pliilson Arlene Steele Velma Kirby Edward White Page Thirty-Eight Russell Gould Winona Jensen Paul Peters Elva Curtis Jean Curtis Margaret Graves Eilene McKeown Katherine Miller Hazel Nelson Darrell Sunderland '29 HARPOON Ninety Club Sylvia Anderson George Boelter Joy .Tune Booth Marguerite Boelter Thelma Cade Irma Christensen Russell Gould Margaret Graves Thelma Hess Helen I-leflin Mary Johnson Winona Jensen Dorothy Philson Velma. Kirby Ida Lieneman Katherine Miller Virginia Madsen Hazel Nelson Gertrude Parker Virginia Pliilson Peter Rasmussen Arlene Steele Darrell Sunderland Alice Vinding Lenore Walters Dale Woods Page Thirty-Nine l '29 HARPOON Boys' Glee Club' The Boys' Glee Club was organized at the opening of the present school year with twenty-five members. The club was disbanded and reorganized the second semeter with the following rnembeis Page FOITY First Tenors- Gordon Abbott Eugene Carl Warren Gaer Gerald Lewis Second Tenors- Marion Brindley Charles Kees Victor Luecke Raymond Minkle 1. Director. Miss Fink First Bass- Frank King Elmer Norgaarcl Paul Peters Dale Rold Clifford Thomsen Second Bass- Victor Knudson Charles Mayne Leland Petersen Rudolph Wigness Bryce Woolsey Donald Riokle '29 HARPOON Girls, Glee Club The Girls' Glee Club of 1928-'29 under the direction of Miss Fink was organized in September and nieets on Wednesday and Friday. The Inernbers of the club were hostesses to the Morningside Mad- rigal Club on Decernber 6. . l Beside assisting with this year's High School Operetta and with the concert which will take place Music Week, the girls hope to come horne with honors from the music contest. Their officers for the year are: President .... ..... . . .... ALICE LARSON Secretary .......,. .... E STELLA MAY BOOTH Treasurer- ......... ........ . .-.--RUTI-1 B ROWN Social Chairman ..... ..... . ..---GENEVIEVE SUTTON Librarian .......,........... -ELVA VE RNIE SCHACK First Sopranos- Ernily Boelter Estella May Booth Imogene Campbell Nor-ma Donaldson Violet Errett Alberta Hall Anie Jensen Irene Nelson Edith Rold Evalyn Roper Rigmor Rosenkilde Ruth Brown Second Sopranos Sylvia Anderson Thelma Cade Grace Christensen Donzetta Crouch Alys Hansen Loretta Jensen Georgia Kent Alice Larson Ida Lieneman Dorothy Rold Arlene Steele Mena Thogerson Margaret Troyer Alto- Elna Rosenkilde Lillian Borne Irma Christensen Darlene Davis Fern Hulsebus Jeanette Kent Elva Blair Elva Vernie Schack Genevieve Sutton Alice Vinding Page For ty One '29 HARPOON Senior Qrchestra The Senior Orchestra was organized at the beginning of the present school year. Tryouts were held for rneinbership. The first ap- pearance was made fat the Freshman Declamfatory Contest an-d since that several prograrnnnes have been given. The Senior Orchestra will assist in the Music Festival, also during the Three One-Act Plays to be presented this spring by the Dramatic Club and the Senior Class play. The personnel of the orchestra is as follows: Violins- Cello- Trombolle- Fern Hulsebus Emily Boelter Raymond Minkler Dagmer T-hompsen I. i 6 Gertrude Poole plmlnets' A BASS- Lois Troyer RISITIO1' ROSeHk11dG Rudolph Wigness James Sorenson Paul Peter? Drnlng- Thelma Watkins Lucille Bristol ' Frances Quick Conletsh- Cavenedar Gaer George Boelter Bells- Elva Blair Evalyn Roper , ' Leroy Sorenson Maxine Hammes Viola- Piano- Margueriite Boelter I tae Forty-Two Mable Minkler '29 IIARPOON g unior Qrchestra The Junior Orchestra was organized late last fall, with Miss Fink as conductor. 'There is an enrollment of ten members, most of them being very faithful and enthusiastic. The Mirick System of Instruc- tion is used. The Junior Orchestra Was organized for the purpose of training younger pupils in orchestra music and making them ready to take their places in the high school orchestra in later years. It is a splen- did organization and gives girls and boys most excellent training under an able instructor. The Junior Orchestra will make its first and only appearance this yearr at the May Music Festival. Page Fo1'ty-Three 29 HARPOON Band The High School Band has becorne by this tirne a Well known or ganization in the institution. Under the direction of F. D. Curttriglit, it has been progressing rapidly. Besides playing for all the football and the regular basketball games, it entertained the crowds at the county and sectional basketball tournaments. Cornets- Solo Leroy Sorenson Evalyn Roper Margaret Troyer Mable Minkler Charles Kees First Marvin Darling Lucille Anthony Second Charles Klinkefus Altos- Jalnes Sorenson Thelma Cade Vernon Jones Lois Troyer Page Forty-Four Director-F. D. CURTTRIG HT MEMBERSHIP Clarinets- First Paul Peters Lucille Bristol Dorothy Philson Second Gertrude Parker Rigmor Rosenkilde Mena Thogersen Virginia Waterbury Geraldine Metcalf Saxophones- C Melody Wesley Rasmussen Tenor Gerald Kees Baritone Charles Mayne Trombone- Raymond Minkler Baritone, fHornj- Dale Woods Russell Gould Bass- Rudolph Wigness Drums- Cortland Gaer Cavendar Gaer Forrest Hansen ,Q 9 H A RP O O N Freshman Mixed Chorus P The Freshman Mixed Chorus under the direction of Miss Fink met for the first time Thursday, November 1, 1928. It meets every Tuesday and Thursday the eighth period. The Chorus is divided into four sections, Soprano, Alto, Alto-Tenor, and Bass, and sings four part songs. The officers are: President .... ..... . WPHILIP FRIEDNIAN Secretary .... .... M ARGUERITE BOELTER Treasurer .... .......... B ETTY OSBORNE Librarian .... ...... G AILLARD NELSON Page Forty-Five '29 HARPOON ormal Training Club Sponsor-MISS BURTON Vice-President .... Secretary ....... ---- Treasurer ......... --- President .......... - ---- W ------- -- ---MVARLENE STEELE ------J..EDITI-I ROLD IRMA CHRISTENSEN --- ..... VIRGINIA MADSEN Yell and Song Leader .... ....... G RACE LARSON Pianist ............. -- Assistant Pianist ..... Advertising Manager .... ---JRENE NELSON -----SYI..VIA SMITH ---,VIOLET ERRETT The Bugatron Club, Whose purpose is to train its members fo leadership, is composed of Junior and Senior Normal Training gills The topic being studied this year is Visual Education the meetings which are held the first Thursday in each school month there is a program and 'an informal hour. Games suitable for rural schools are played and refreshments fare served by the ie freshment committee. Each member is on the program and social committee once each year. All rural teachers are invited to attend these meetings. Page Forty-Six '29 TATARPOON ' unior Class P lay The Junior Class of 1929 presented HAdain and Eva on Thurs- day evening, January 10, under the direelion of Miss Virden. In desperation a wealthy business man goes to South America leaving his extravagant family in the hands of his business manager Wlio thinks Hit must be wonderful to have a family. How Adam succeeds in changing these worthless idle wastersn into a clothing salesman, an insuran-ee agent, an invalid's companion, and keepers of the 'fbee and egg farm is told in this deliglitful three-act comedy. CAST OF CHARACTERS James King, a rich man ......,-...................s... ---Earl Christensen Corinthia. his parlor maid ----.--- ----. ---- M a xine Hammers Clinton Dewitt, his son-in-law ----- ----- --.--. D a le Woods Julie Dewitt, his elder daughter ---- --.-. A lice Sheeley Eva King, his younger daughter ..---- ---Fern 'Hulsebus Aunt Abby Rocker, his sister-in-law ---- .----- I da Lieneman Dr. .Tack Delamater, his neighbor.. ----. ---.-. - --Eugene Carl Horace Pilgrim, his uncle---., --.-.-----------.- --- .-... Rudolph Wigness Adam Smith. his business manager -..----.------- --.---- -... C li arles Hansen Lord Andrew Gordon, his would-be son-in-law -...-. -..-- --.-. R u ssell Gould STAGE CREW Stage Manager --------- -------.----------....-.---.-.--.----- J ohn Sperry Property Managers ----. ---Ina Fay Lyon, Lucile Anthony, Ruth Brown Business Manager ---- -----.----.--.--..--.--...--...-- V elma Kirby Scene Artist -------- --------.. .....-...--.-... M 1 '. O. R. Dawson Page Forty Seven '29 HARPOCN Deelamatory Contest The Deolamatory Contest, under the direction of Miss Virden, was given February 14. All pieces were Well given and showed intensive work on the part of the director and contestants. The Winners of the contests Were: Oratorical First- The Door to Success -VVarren Gaer. Second-f'T.he Wandering Jew -Velma Kirby. Dramatic First- Tess of the Storm Country -Fern Hulsebus. Second- Man to Man -Darlene Davis. Humorous First- Sister in the Medicine Closetw-Thelrna XVatkins. Second- A Chapter in Revelations -Elva Vernie Sohaok Other Contestants The Christ of the Andesw-Earl Christensen. t'Centralization in the U. S. -Gerald Lewis. f'Peter and the Angels -Elva Blair. Elizabeth ' '-Janice Campbell. HThe Show Must Go On -Irina Christensen. 'tBobhy Shaftoe -Dorothy Gillette. HNl.31Tl1Tl3 Takes Papa to the Seashore -Sylvia Anderson. The School Program -Dale VVoods. Page Forty-Eight '29 HARPOON DECLAMATGRY CONTEST Continued From Page 48 The ti1'sts represented ns at the prcliiniiiaify contest at llarlan Where Fern and NVZUTGII placed first ainl Thcliiia second. Fern and Vfarren then Went to Shelby wliere Fern won first and XVZIITGD sec- ond. Next caine the pre-district contest at Avoca yvhere Fern placed third. The seconds Went to the Shelhy tllllllltf' Uoiitest at lrwiii, where Vehna placed second and lrllva Ycrnie and l7arlene each placed third. Each year the Shelby Clfilllltf' State Bank donates thirty dollars for prizes. The winners of the first and second places receive five dollars and two and one-half dollars respectively. The tviiniing' society receives five dollars, the losing' society, two and one-halt' dollars. This year the Iryings were the wiiiners ot' the contest. -C29 Harpooni- Freshman Declamatory Contest The Freshman Declamatory Contest held last fall was the first ol? its kind to he held in Harlan High School. Its purpose is to prepare the participants for similar events in future years. Oratorical First place: 'CA Message to Garciaw-Donald Boclten. Second place: 'tLiberty a.nd Happiness''-George Boelter. Dramatic First place: A, Voice From a. Far Country -Lenore XValters. Second place: The Littlest Rebel -Madge Byers. Second place: t'Little Dub -Anna Christensen. Humorous First place: t'Over the Bannisterst'-Helen Coelterell. Second place: A Little Matter of Real Estate -Mable Minlzler. Other Contestants ufxbfdll am Lincoln ' '-Billie Anthony. To Charles A. Lindberglit'-George Schack. ' 'Th rush ' '-Lois Johnsen. Ma's Monday Morning -Marie Lacey. 'fBiff Perkin's 'Tohoggan Slide -Herman Nelson. Wl1at VVilliam Henry Didn-Gertrude Poole. Page Forty-Nine '29 HARPOON Dramatic Club A new venture of the speech department this year was the or- ganization of the Dramatic Club. Out of one hundred and twenty- five pupils who tried out, thirty were chosen as members. The purpose of the club is to give opportunity for students to appear more often before an audience and to develop talent which otherwise has no expression. The club meetings have been devoted to classes in make-up, reading, presentations of one-act plays, and the technique -of acting. Three one-act plays, t'The Man in the Bowler Hat , The Confes- sional , and Either or Eyethern, given by members of the club, were staged November 2. In April another program was given when mem- bers of the club presented, Station Y Y Y Y , Jimmy , and Fourteen . These plays made it possible for each member of the club to appear at least once in a public performance, The officers for the first semester were: President .............n.......... ..---..GORDON ABBOTT Vice-President ..... .... E LMER NORGAARD Secretrlry ......... ...... . ALICE LARSON Sergeant-at-arms ...... .. -- ..,,.. DALE WOODS The officers for the second semester are: P1'9Sid9Hf .....-......--..-.-.... ----, .... DALE VVOODS Vice-President .... --,.--,RUSSELL GOULD S9C1'9t31'Y. ...... --- ..... SYLVIA ANDERSON Sergeant-at-a1'ms ..,. .... R UDOLPH WIGNESS -i029 Harpoonj- CHARLES H.: What kind cf a car is that? LEE M.: 'tIt's a VVreck. CHARLES: A iVreck? LEE: Yes, every time I stop a dozen people come up and ask how the accident'happened. Page Fifty '29 HARPOON Operetta IIE operetta. Jerry of Jericho Roadn under the direction of Miss Fink was staged before a large audience on April 12. The characters were Well taken and the chorus Work was very good. The 'ispecialitiesw by the dancing' girls, Minuet dancers, ghost dancers, and tradesmen, helped make the production a success. CHARACTERS Uncle Pete, An old time westernei- ....-.-..,,..-.,,. Alan O'Day, Young owner of Feudal Rock Ranch .... Geraldine Bank. Known as Jerry -.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, John Drayton, A1an's Cousin ....... Mimi, A flapper ..-.,,..,,..,,---. Dora, Mimi's cousin--.. ..... - Cornelius Bean, from Boston--- Amos Bank, An easterner ---- Lettice Bank, His wife ----.--- Sandy Bank, Their daughter ---- ---Victor Knudson ------Frank King ------Georgia Kent ----------Dale Rold ----Sylvia Anderson ----Elna R-osenkilde ------Gordon Abbott Clifford Thomsen ----Thelma Cade - ---.. Alice Larson Hunter. A detective ----------- ---Rudolph Wigness First Girl ---------- --------- E Iva, Blair Firgl Man ..... --.- W arren Gaer Second Mall ---- -.-----------------.- ----- E 1 lgene Carl SPECIALTIES Dancing' Girls Estella May Booth, Jeanette Kent, Ruth Brown, Genevieve Sutton, Lillian Borne, Donzetta Crouch, Darlene Davis, Fern Hulsebus. Minuet Dancers Alberta Hall. Elva Vernie Schack, Loretta Jensen, Eugene Carl, Donald Rickle, Raymond Minkler, Ghost Dancers Jeanette Kent, Genevieve Sutton, Elva Vernie Schack, Norma Donaldson, Leland Peterson, Raymond Minkler, Charles Mayne, Eugene Carl. Tradesmen Eugene Carl, Warren Gaer. Raymond Minkler, Marion Brindley, Elmer Norgaard, Leland Peterson, Charles Mayne, Bryce Woolsey. Girls Emily Boelter, Evelyn Roper, Rigrnor Rosenkilde, Estella May Booth, Grace Christensen. Imogene Campbell, Donzetta Crouch, Alys Hansen, Norma Donaldson, Loretta Jensen, Ida Lieneman, Violet Errett, Dorothy Rold, Alberta Hall, Mina Thogerson, Margaret Troyer, Anie Jensen. Elva Blair, Lillian Borne, Irene Nelson, Erma Christensen, Irene Christensen, Darlene Davis, Fern Hulsebus, Jeanette Kent, Elva Vernie Schack, Genevieve Sutton, Alice Vinding. E Boys Eugene Carl, War-ren Gaer, Gerald Lewis, Victor Luecke, Marion Brindley, Charles Kees. Raymond Minkler, Elmer Norgaard, Paul Peters, Donald Rickle, Charles Mayne, Leland Peterson, Bryce Woolsey. Page Fifty-One 429 YIARPOON Philomathian Society Sponsor-MRS. SMITH Q OFFICERS President ....................... -- .... .FRANK KING Secretary and Treasurer .... ---ALICE LARSON The Philo Society is composed of about one hundred and twenty- five members of the high school. It took part in the Deelamatory Contest, Winning one first and one second. During the first semester, a party Was given by the Philos, the purpose of which was to initiate the Freshmen. A Program was given featuring a Philo band, after which a luneh was serverl. Plains are being made for at Philo program to be given sometime in April. - -1029 Hnrp00nJ--- Irving Literary Society Sponsor-MISS WALTER Dramatic Coach-MISS VIRDEN President ......................... VERAL HAMMERAND Vice-President ....... ..., E LMER NORGAARD Seoreta1'y-Treasurer--- .... JEANNETTE KENT The purpose of the organization is to secure the advantages oif united effort in the cultivation of logical thinking, fluency of ex- pression, parliamentary skill, and soeial eultnre. In February, a party Was given at which time the Freshmen were initiated into the society. An assembly program was also given and another will be given in May. Page Fifty-Two '29 HARPOON Smithsonian Debate Club The Smithsonian Debate Society was organized under the instruct-- tion of Mrs. Smith in the fall of 1927. A meeting was held at the beginning of the school term of 1928, the following officers being elected: President ........ . ......... ..... E LMER NORGAARD Vice-President .............. .... M ARION BRINDLEY Secretary and Treasurer .,.. .......,. P AUL BOLTE For some time meetings were not held because of other activities. The soond semester the club was reorganized and meetings were held every Monday. The question for debate this year was: Re- solved, That the United States should cease to protect by armed forces the capital invested in Latin America. The affirmative was represented by Donzetta Crouch and John Snerry. the ne 'ative bv Lueile Anthony and YVarren Gaer. Both I . , K. . v teams met Audubon, and Audubon won. Page Fifty-Three '29 HARPOCN The S. P. Q. R. The S. P. Q. R., the Latin Club, was first organized in 1927-'28 The Club chose for its motto 'tNil Desperandumn, Which, freely translated, means There is no such Word as fail. The aim IS to gain a more thorough knowledge of Roman life, customs, and lan- guage, to better understand the cultural Value of Latin, and to interest our fellow students therein. Sponsor-MISS J OHNSON Presidem ----- V, ----,-, ------,, ---,.- ,,,., . J A NE HANSEN Vice-President .... ---ELMER NORGAARD Secretary -A,---, -H ..... .EVELYN ROPER T1.eaSu1.e1. ---------- ,---,,,-,,,- ,.,-,,M D A RLENE DAVIS Sergeant-at-Arms-ELLEN DAVIS -- C29 Harpoonj-l Home Economics Club President ....... ..... H AZEL NELSON Vice-President .... ....a... V IRGINIA PHILSON Secretary ...-s.. .... D ARRELL SUNDERLAND Treasurer ................. - ..... ..-HFRANCEJS LARSON Sponsor-MISS MCPHEETERS Ass't Sponsor-MISS WALTER Name-DOMUS PARCUS Domus Parcus is a Latin Word meaning Home Economics. The club was organized last year, and is made up of Freshmen anrl Sophomores who have or who are taking Home Economies. The objects of the club are: 1. To furnish an opportunity through orgianization for social life such as programs and social gatlierings and to stimulate co-operation with other school organizations. ' To make Home Economies more interesting. To train young Women to be active and efficient leaders. The things We hfave recently aceomplislied are: the refinishing' of the Home Economics dining room table and chairs, and with the mone5' which We raised last. year, We purchased a. buffet. and dining room curtains. Vfe had a HalloWe'en party, bake sale, Christmas party, and refinished toys for poor children at Christmas. I Page Fifty-Four Vqwgw Y'inx a m ATHLETICS F Q A ,i-sv ffg, ,,N A , .-.-4-J.-.-. .4 is - Y- Y- mf ' ' J.-.-J fa- :. .fLi -L12 . A 'vlgx F? t-' -1- W, T 5 -'T-' ,xx I' ' .ff 'gi M L 5 : -,.'5j?' .' W EN -5-., .' Q 5 P Ox y 'ir 11 MN' tr V ,X 46 Lao w P ' ' !llnL X, - 4 -3 ' i ' L l , EI P M E, , ,Z 1-1-Tiff. .', l ,fu 0 Q ' 5 ffl!! 4 um 5' 0 QQ I IW' - 523 Q gli 1 llli mil, U' w, - 4 1 0 D dl X A .R 1-.. fi - - x A , W J 'E ' 4 - THE WOODEN HORSE Q Ed f R or mov X, gh S- Q! '29 HARPOON The Coaches T. K. Lloyd Mr. Lloyd again has turned out a group of good sports. You will agree that athle- tics are not all for honor or glory, but to turn boys into men that are good sportsmen. This job is for UT. K. to accomplish, and again he has done it and done it Well. C. M. Daniels Mr. Daniels, our new assistant, very efficiently has filled his place, and it is through his eo-operation and help that the season has been a success. Page Fifty-Five '29 HARPOON Football Harlan 14-Avoca 6 In the first game of the season, Harlan scored in the first few iniiiufes of play, after Whieh Avoea made its only score. YVarren Gaer then intercepted a pass and crossed the goal for l4larlan's second soore. Harlan 12-Garroll 12 Harlan drew first blood and then the teams took turns scoring. They were Well rnatc-hed and the game was exciting tliroughout the entire four periods. Harlan 6- Missouri Valley 19 Harlan held the opposition to a tie in the first half, but was onl- elassed in the second and allowed the Vallev men to cross the 0'o'1l . nr. b c tvviee. Page Fifty-Six '29 HARPOON Harlan 0-Audubon 0 In this game Harlan outplayed Audubon all through the gamer having the ball Within scoring distance several times, but the team seemed unable to cross the last white line. P ' Harlan 4-Walnut 0 , The Harlan boys again outplayed their opponents, but were unable to get started on account of the rnud which laid on the field about six inches deep. The game resulted in a kicking contest in which Harlan placed first. The line broke through and blocked two punts back of the goal for the four points. Page Fifty-Seven '29 HARPOON Harlan 6-Woodbine 6 Here again the teams were well matched. Ydloodbine scored early in the game, and held the le-ad for some time, but Matthew F1'l0d11lH.ll caught a pass and ran for a' touchdown, tieing the score. Harlan 6-Manning 15 Tflarlan was able to hold the Manning team for the first half, 1113-lilllg' the game fast and exeitmg, but in the second half, due to injuries on the Harlan team, the visitors pulled away and won. 1 Page Fifty-Eight '29 HARPOON Basketball The Basketball season this year was very good. The team Went thrsugh the season with only four defeats in 17 games, la. percentage of 764. We lost to Avoca, Denison, Vtloodbine, and Atlantic. VVe afterward beat Avoca and Denison on our own floor. The others were on our own floor, the latter in the finals of the Sectional Tournament. Witli this record this Year and the loss of only one forward, Charles Booth, and four guards, Frank King, Matthew Friedman, Veral Hammerand, and Leland Petersen, the team next year should rank high in the district. ' SCHEDULE or GAMES Harlan -- .......... 14 Avoca ..,..... --- 20 Harlan -- Logan .... - Harlan M Audubon --- Harlan -- Exira ---- Harlan -- Denison M- su-- Harlan -- Woodbine -,- ---- Harlan H Avoca .... - Harlan -- Exira ...,. - Harlan s- Elk Horn --- Harlan -- Shelby .... E Harlan -- Defiance --- Harlan -- Carroll -- Harlan -- Denison -- Harlan -- Audubon --- Harlan -T Avoea ...... - Harlan -- Coon Rapids Harlan -- .....w........... Atlantic ......... -- SHELBY COUNTY TOURNAMENT This year We were fortunate enough to have the Shelby County' Tournament here, as Well as the Sectional. In the county tournament there were seven teams entered. The schedul was as follows: Harlan --- ,--.--31 Harlan ...,,..E 155 Elk H ' ..... - Harlan ....... -30 Shelby ........ 27 Shelby .......v, 5 Kirkman ,,..., 10 Harlan Defiance .,,.ir 25 Defiance ....... 35 Tennant ....... 16 Defiance ..,.. D24 Irwin Consolation Eve --N- . Shelby --- l Irwin -- Page Sixty '29 HARPOON Sectional Tournament GLASS A V The Sectional Tournament this year took in several new teams that had never played on ,l lHl'l21,Il'S floor before, and so it was an interesting tournament to ivatcli. Ilarlan Went to the finals, but were beaten then by the classy Atlantic team by a score of 29-22. Atlantic was beaten in the District meet by Abraham Lincoln of Council Bluffs, who Won the tournament. Coon Rapids ---26 Coon Rapids ---6 Exira ---- ..... -23 Harlan ........ 22 Harlan ........ 32 ' Harlan ...n.... 15 Avoca ......... 19 Atlantic Atlantic ......n 40 Atlantic ....... 38 , Wood hine ..n.. 12 Atlantic ...... -29 Walnut -- ...... 25 Audubon ...... 14 Auryibon .,..... 23 CLASS B Defiance ...... 16 Defiance ...... 30 Tennant -.. ..... 15 Defiance ...,.. 23 Shelby ........ 25 Shelby ........ 22 Elk Horn, ,-,-. 18 Defiance- Kirkman , ,.-.. 21 Z Kirkman ...... 22, +l-Hancock ' -- 18 ' Kirkman ...... 13 Irwin ...... - .... - Irwin ......... -7 Bye ----... ....--. Page Sixty-One 429 HARPOON Reserves The Harlan Reserves this year made la good record for a Reserve team. They played but four games. losing twice to the strong De- fiance team, and winning from Avoca seconds and Persia's regulars. These boys, who will compose the regular team later on, have gained Freslunnn Numerals some good experience that will aid them greatly next year. ' RESERVE GAMES Harlan Reserves ....... .,--21 Defiance ...... - - Harlan Reserves ---28 Persia .H........ -- - Harlan Reserves ---18 Avoca Reserves --- - Harlan Reserves ---13 Defiance ..... --- Major H s Robert Gearhart Gerald Custer Warren Gaer Eugene Carl Emory Hansen Charles Hansen Russell Gould Matthew Friedman Frank King Veral Hammerand Victor Knudson Stanley Nelson Leland Peterson Bryce Woolsey Page Sixty-Two - C29 Ha.rpoonj- Football Awards Minor HWS Philip Friedman Robert Gearhart Philip Friedman ' Everett Jensen Ralph Ferguson Donald Bocken '29 HARPOCN Track The track schedule of 1928 included three meets. First, an invita- tion meet at Council Bluffs, in wlrielr about twenty-five schools of Southwestern Iowa and l?Vestern Nebraska were represented. Here Harold Hammes placed second in the 440 yard dash, Lyle Sorensen placed 'third and Victor Knudson fourth in the 100 y-ard dash. .Dean Lytle and Melvin Petersen failed to place. Next the team journeyed to Carroll to the Coon Valley Confer-' ence and later to the District meet at Council Bluffs, but failed to place at either meet. Page Sixty-Three '29 HARPOON Student Managers This year the Basket Ball Team had a student manager and an assistant. Victor Knudson, as manager, performed his duties Well and received a major H as a reward. J-ohn Sperry, who assisted him, received a minor H , lim? HarpoonJ-l- Yell Leaders For yell leaders we had two girls this year, for a change. Sylvia Andersen and Agnes Benning were the pep creators and how they did create! Z-U29 Harpo0nJ Basketball Awards Major H Eugene Carl Charles Hansen Emory Hansen Frank King Matthew Friedman Leland Petersen Veral Hammerand FOOTBALL King Woolsey Petersen Knudson Custer M. Friedman Hammerand Gaer Gearliart Carl C. Hansen Sperry Page Sixty-Four Minor H Linn Philson Carl Baavde Charles Booth Philip Friedman Freshman Numerals i636-any Donald Bocken Robert Gearhart - Everett Jensen Ralph Ferguson Philip Friedman C29 Harpoonjl-1 Major Hhs BASKETBALL Carl E Hansen C. Hansen King M. Friedman Hammerand Petersen TRACK 119283 Hammes Sorenson Knudson '29 HARPOON Soccer Tournament The Girls Soccer Tournament this year drew greater crowds and enthusiasm than the tournament last year. The first game was played between the Sophomores and Freshmen, the S-ophoinores Winning. The following evening the Juniors met the Senior team, champions last year, and won by a 2 to 1 score. The next evening the Juniors and Sopliomores met to determine the winners of the enp. The Juniors Won after a fast and hard fouglit game, 6 to 4. unior Soccer Tournament Team Forwarcls Halfbacks Fullbacks Velma Kirby Fern Hulsebus Maxine Harnmes Lillian Berne Ina Fay Lyon ' Winona Jensen Margaret Clapp Lucile Bristol Lois Hulsebus Evalyn Roper Irene Christensen Rigmor Rosenkilde Lucile Anthony Amelia Thraen 0 Goal Keeper-Jeanne Miller Page Sixty-Five '29 HARPOON' Volley Ball Tournament The Girls Volleyball Tournament was 'held on Thursday and Friday, March 27th and 28th. The first game was played between the Soplioniores and Freshmen, the Sophomores being victorious by a 15 to 11 score. The Seniors and Juniors then played, the Juniors winning 15 to 11. On Friday the Sophomores land Juniors met to determine the victors. The Juniors won after a fast game 21 to 18. The Seniors and Freshmen thenimet in the consolation game with the Freshmen victorious by a 21 to 15 score. ---- C29 Ilarpoonji-i Physical Training Demonstration The Physical Training Demonstration was held on Friday, Feb- ruary 22, under the direction of Miss Mill assisted by Messers Lloyd and Stith and the grade teachers. It consisted of folk dances, games, drills, and gymnastics. It was thoroughly enjoyed from start to finish by the large crowd which was present and much credit is due to those who participated as well as the instructors. . --C29 Harpoouj-i MARGARET C.: ttlVhat are your shoes made of? MR. STRUBINGER: 'tH,ide. MARGARET: Hide, what for? MR. STRUBINGFR: Hide, hide, the cows' outsidefl hOrlEfARGARPlT: .'fWell, I don't care if she is, Fin not afraid of Page Sixty-Six I S vi FEATURES S - 4 Q mx' O 1 t E Q f Q ' U lk AA Q -l Q JJ a .X 014 X. -. V vwfl! ' - A ! GM, Q 42 va e 1? 1 I A' lu , WA! A n 5 A YI I n Ll:-k , 4 . 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' .' 5 ' 1 f I , ,, -All ' 'Ax ': , '.'K ..1 W W -1 :Wi 4 n 1 ge Km. 1+ 'f 1 g,- I- 4g.Ji- 11, ,X l A i L Q W ' 1 f' , in , . ..A ,A Q 5' '4 1 'g , 1 I x 5 A 'A , af 'fwflf - 3 0. 5' 1que a' P' ,. ' . ' 1a' -'WT FL, .fn-f if ' 'XX..V-.. - -' gp' H fy E P '-:ff V 1 .:. 1 - Y',,,,' F X-rv , n'!f'Q3H N '- fx ,Y n 5 ' ' X . j 1 1 , N .i .4 I f my 1 H , 7 , . , I X wh ,5 A ,Q -W-h vm , Q. 4 X. rv 1 . 4 h I X z 5 9 A ,- V '29 HARPOON DD 5.,1.,.r..-.L Calendar in U ' nn x l Rf u an E tx ' '-QE September , - .,, I Q School begins. .ff A ' , Freshmen busy looking over and around new teachers. I l -7 Knowledge factory closed-Teacers In- . sti-tute. Y ' .I l X Election of Harpoon Staff. E Wy li Only sixty-four IIlO1'6 shoppine days till E19 SCHOOL 804237 Christmas. D Xe Mr. Baskerville gives lecture on Guin, S b X We came, we saw, we conquered. Har- ZFTQ ep 15 lan beat Avoca. in football. 45 October Only eight more months of school. , L . A Q59 Lots of fun--Snake Dance. .-.., , W Harlan and Qarroll tie in game. 1 Hank King passes out gum to be chewed -AWTHE, WSE- only in class. A,LEC-I- RE Pep talk hy Mr. Stith. No game-too , niuch rain. Szpfem PZr 2E Q . - f , T I 13 ,1 X Z4 '.k?ixke'y -MQW. j,g1,LvI,7Q,,', 5 H., -:IF-ruxfn. puargrefq. , ,' ., ',.A'r?v4 QAMET 1 WEE Ks IESTSI THEY CRACK DOWN DN U5 we 9 f 'I . if X . X commsrms TO I--4 Page Sixty-Eight No game-More rain. Report cards. Way, all the high grades are missing. Assembly called for the purpose of learn- ing to sing. Mr. Bslskerville says we are good singers. Don't we feel puffed up . Goodness me! What luck. Mo. Valley beat Harlan. One Act Players are practicing clay and night. Harlan and Audubon play football and the score in only 0-0. Mr. Maginus, a pianist from A, L. High, entertains us. Halloween. November We could hardly get in the school build- ing. Too niuch Halloween. Three One Act Plays came off before -an audience, Hoover wins! Hurrah! Rev. Andersen of California talks on HYOHIU '29 I-IARPOON CH RR L E S H H N5 E N ' A beuvfus SPEEQ BEPO RE g fff.,,,pV Woobafre -If ll GA M E HHIIIIIII' I I 'mr D. Mrfnss A re , -- w w.. ,M ., Mys ql qv ,Q EAT: WALNUT VI-Viet! Calendar Talk 011 Deli by Mrs. Smith. Harlan and Woodbine tie 6-6. Irene Nelson is late to physics class. Her excuse was that she didn't get there on time. Armistice Day program. Another Snake Dance. Harlan beat Walnut in football. -20-21 Soccer Tournament. Juniors win. Sorry to say the first team beat second team in football 6-0. Turkey Day-Big game and big feed. Snow. Many Red Flannels. December Why is it that big boys and girls fall down on ice? Rumors spread that there is no Santa Claus. Junior Class Play postponed. Talks by boys who were in Chicago. Pep Meeting. Harlan wins! Christmas vacation starts. Students refuse to accept vacation, and return in body to demand instruction. Janitors disperse the outraged know- ledge seekers. January School begins again. Junior Class Play, Adam and Eva. Harlan beats Exira. Seconds lose to Defiance. Harlan defeated. Philos initiate Freshmen. Harlan defeated. Harlan won. Harlan Won. February 2-3 County Tournament. Won by Harlan H. S. Basket Ball boys. Irvings initiate Freshmen. So many tardy because snow was so deep that Mr. Ba-skerville didn't count them. Awarding of the Trophy Won in County Basket Ball Tournament. Page Sixty-Nine 129 HARPOGN ' C HA wHrS X QOLJNTY Toul4.N'F EN FEB' 2-5 AQLAIY Drrm S C.oA.o!.k 7' HA-ra Much'- EYIDEMLE i'lAllQ-H 47- H ... - ll! I tw!! i ., lk O g Qf!'g at C f ,- 1 f X X , APRIL -5 X315 . f- 5 fl f 1 1 1 I ' Ziff, I, ,fff ! xllflfff 1 fyyf f, , ,l f 1.1 1 ff' T' Qff ,' f 1 bolll, 53-',I.',.,J I4 j, f' S l 5'-SQ.- ' .L ,.f S --x ...x I- f in-' ' CLQ-SEJ Sac K7l-hill VI CA 7,6 4' Page Seventy Calendar 14 Declamatory Contest. Irvings Win! 15 Harlan Wins another basket ball game. 22 Gym Demonstration. 25 Seconds represent Harlan at Irwin in Declamatory Contest. 28 Two tirsts Won by Warren and Fern in Declamatory Contest held here. 29-1-2 Tournament. Atlantic and Defiance Win. DIEIPCII 1 Teachers refuse pay checks. 5 Edward White brings Bible to school to study. 15 Fern wins at Shelby. 21-22-25 Seniors win Basket Ball Tourna- ment. 28-29 Girls Volley Ball Tournament. Jun- iors win. Hurrah! 29 Pre-District Declamatory contest at Avo- ca. District Music Contest at Council Bluffs. No winners this time. April 1 Rag Day. Juniors win first. 5 Harpoon goes to the printer, 12 Operetta. 16 Inter-Class Track meet. 19 Eighth Grade play. 26 Junior-Senior Banquet. Juniors and Seniors are friends for one night. May 3 Grade Cantata. 10 Music Festival. 16-17 Normal Training and Senior Exami- nations. 19 Baccalaureate. 20 General Review. Everything looks dark. Much cramming, . 21-22 Underclass Examinations. 22 Senior Class Play. 23 Class Picnics. 24 Afternoon Class Day Exercises. Com- mencement. Goodbye Seniors. 25 Begins three months vacation. Harpoon of i928-Z9 LIABILITIES Set of Mahogony office furniture ....... .... at 570.00 Office Boys and stenographer ....... .... 1 119.90 1-lush money to janitor .............. .... 1 490.00 Personal maid for assistant editor .. 26.75 Private secretary for editor-in-chief .. . 31.00 Sales manager for Ha.rpoon ........ .. 263.00 Stationary for staff members ............ 9.90 Manicures for sport editor ................ . 2.98 Tobacco, cigars and cigarettes for teachers .. . 5.10 Taxicabs ................................... . . 5.25 Staff spreads ................ .... 6 341.00 H. H. S. Humors for staff .. 2.00 Engraving for Harpoon .... . 5,50 Profits? salaries, etc .. .02 Printing bill ......... ........... .... G 1 'atis ASSETS Received for printing photos ........ .... as 345.00 Received for not printing photos ....... . . 18,463.03 Subscriptions ......,........... 10.25 Advertising ................ . . 3.62 Spare time Work by st-aff . . . . . . 1456.78 Good will ............... .32 Sundry and ditto .................. . . i-C29 Harp00nJ-k- Revised Dictionary SHIVERS: The things Freshmen get in Mr. Jamison's assemblies. COMPLICATIONS: Those conditions which set in after several severe attacks of flunker spasms. FRESHMAN: A very green bud found on the south side of the assembly which bursts into bloom when it reaches the Junior section. TEACHER: An irritable type of animal which is imported for the sole purpose of' persecuting children. Page Seventy-Two '29 HARPOON EXGUSE: A signed statement from our mammas stating that we were Very sick the day before. At. least our mammafs names are always signed to them. MATHMETICS: Something discovered by Euclid and buried with him, but someone dug it up. P. S. They both ought to have been shot. LATIN: A dead languageg we only embalm and cremate it. ENG LISH: A study of Aesop's Fables and Mother Goose rhymes. Best adapted to Seniors. SENIORS: A bunch of highly intellectual creatures. None of them wear hats smaller than No. 9, if you ask them. TEAGHER'S PET: We think they do. ASSEMBLY: A place where the principal tries his voice against the student's clamor. GLASS ROOM: To some, a torture chamber. To Zinck Jesper-- sen, a place to get his morning nap. MRS. SMITH: A teacher especially adapted for jumping on pupil's necks. --C29 Harpoonj- L'ENVOI tApologies to Kiplingj When Harlan's last school bell shall jingle. And the echoes shall fa.de and dieg YVhen the last diploma is signed up, - And the ink on the Hdern thing is dry. We shall rest and faith we shall need it, Loaf around for a month or two, 'Till the urgent cries of hunger Shall call us to work anew. And those who worked hard shall be happy, They shall sit on the stage with the rest. Give a speil that lasts for an hour or two, And be called our 'tbrightest and best. They shall feast at the alumni banquet. Witli Susie and Bill and Pauly They shall eat all the food on the table, And never get filled up at all. And only our mammas oan boss us And only our 'fpapasu can blameg Not a teacher can give us a lesson, Or call us an unkind name. Page Seventy-Three '29 HARPOON But each shall be free as the morning, And each on his soft bed of down, Shall sleep till the clock strikes half past ten, Then loaf out the day 'round town. -- C29 1-Iarpoonj --Z Be A Booster Do you know there's lots of people Settin' round in this 'ere school, Grovwlin' like the very dickens. Disobeying every rule? Don't you be that kind of chicken, 'Cause they aintt no use on earth, You just be a booster rooster, Crow and boost for all you 're worth. If your school needs boostin', booster, Don't sit round and wait and see If some other feller's willin', Sail right 'in, this country's free. Cast your loaves upon the waters, 'I'hey'll come back-the sayin's true. Maybe t'hey'll come back all buttered, When some feller boosts for you. -l-U29 Harpoonl- - Why The Annual Staff Sits Up Nights: Did you get ia good picture of me? Wl1en will the Harpoon be out? I know a good joke on somebody, but I won't tell it. If you put anything in about me, I won't buy one. HI have some good snaps, but I won't let you put them in the annual. ttThe Harpoon should have lots of humor but nothing that will hurt one's feelings. t'Don't tell jokes on the Faculty. C29 HRI'D00lll-l- My well loved one, they say that never more 1 We meet again, but henceforth go our ways, And those long 'hours I spent with thee are o'er. Witli mingled joy and pain these last few days Are spent. Oh! It must, we all shall see, For it iswritten, I have passed in Geometry. Page Seventy-Four '29 IIARPOON' Why We Came to H. H. S. Katherine Hertert: T-0 flirt. Maxine IIammes: To smile. Robert Morris: Itls too lonesome at home. Paul Bolte: To sleep. Cortland Guer: To pester the rest of us. Russell Gould: To display his knowledge. Fred Ii1'ZlSCl1GlZ Therels nothing else to do. Virginia Madsen: To recite. .Ianiee Campbell: To ask questions. 'The Drop Brothers: IVC don't know. Ellen Davis: To talk. Fern Hulsebus: To set 21 good example.. Yifinonu, Jensen: To study. Rudolph IVigness: To enjoy himself. Frank King: To play basketball. Clifford Thomsen: To crack jokes. Alice Sheeley: Just for fun. Ida Lienemun: To pose. i-C29 I-Iairpoom-i ALICE L. CLate for Physics elassj MR. LLOYD: IVliat's the matter? ALICE L.: Oh! I was down picking out ring. CCI-ass ring.j MR. LLOYD: 'tOh! Do you have to pick it out for him? --C29 H:u'p0onJ--- MR. DANIELS: tTo Sophomore class of Geometryj Now put your one finger in the right ear land leave it 'there until I finish talking so what I tell you won't go in one ear and out of the other as you must remember this. --C29 Hzu'poonj-- FRESIIIE: f'YVho is that fellow with the long liair? SENIOR: IsIe's a fellow from Yalefl FRESHIE: f'Oh, I've often heard of those Y-ale Looks. lZf'29 Harpoonj -- MISS WALTER: - And now lets get to our lesson. ALICE L.: O, lets have laboratory. Pa ge Seventy-Four-A JAMIE and smoke LEE M. JAMIE. LEE M. JAMIE. '29 I-IARPOON Ode To Geometry If there should ever be a flood, Back to this book I'd fly. For if the World should be submerged, This book would still be DRY. -1629 HarpoonJ-- They niet in a restaurant One Romeo and Juliet. And then poor Ronieo got in debt, For ROIHC07d what Juliet. --P29 H2!l'DOIllll-l- 'fThe country guys don't go down town at 4 P. M. cigarettes. VVh'at do they smoke? Corn silks. How do you know? ' f'Oh I er --------- now Iet's get baek to our lessons. --C29 Harp0on5- MOTHER: CNeXt morning after he was therel 'fIVho was here last nigh,t?' DAUGHTER: 'WVhy only Helen. MOTHER: Well, the next time you see Helen, tell her she left her Camels on the piano. ' i--U29 Harp00nJ L. PETERSON QTo Leroy Sorensonj Listen! Lend me twenty cents, but only give me ten of it. Then as I owe you ten and you -owe me ten, We'll eall it square. --- C29 Harpoonj 1 MISS VIRDEN: WNliat is the plural of man? ARNOLD W.: t'Men. MISS VIRDEN: t'Oorreet and the plural of child? ARNOLD: Twins -LU29 Harpoonb- MRS. KENT: CBuying some shoes for her daughteiij I Want some niee Sunday shoes for my daughter Jeannette. STOREKEEPER: What kind? French kid? MRS. KENT: Well, I ean't see that it's any of your businessg but if you must know, she's Irish. Page Seventy-Four-B '29 HARPOON Can You Imagine- Metty with straight hair? Edna Hansen debating? John Birchenough with lessons prepared? Amelia Thraen as Speaker of the House? Lillian Borne Wearing a hoop skirt? Velma Kirby Without her lessons? Lee Martinson n-ot asking questions? Margaret Clapp not being tardy? Mr. Baskerville not in a hurry T? Bud Booth studying at horned? Veral Hamnierand with his hair mussed? Dale llloods talking soft and low? f Alice Larson when seen and not heard? Donzetta and Zine not Wandering around? Mr. Daniels not priiuping? Madge Byers talking loudly and fiercely? Vifell, neither can we. -C29 H2l1'Ibfl0D, Where You Usually Find Them- 'Jane Hansen: Absorbed in Latin book. Charles Hansen: Day dreaming. Rex Knapp: Studying ? ? ? ? Leonard Summers: Dreaming of good old football days. John Sperry: Discussing the good looking girls. Verne West: Sleeping in Assembly-making up for lost time Elva Vernie Sehack: Visiting her neighbors in assembly. Lydia Lefeber: WVhere she shouldntt be. Virginia Ylfaterburyz J oy riding. -lim HH1'1l00llJ MATT F.: 'fSay, 'ilamiew what is the difference between ab- stract and concrete? JAMIE: 'fWell, when my wife promises to make a eake, that's abstract, but when she makes it, itls eoneretefl -1629 Harpoonji- Lee Martenson to Margaret Clapp: I thought I gave my heart to you: There must be some mistake, For if you really had the thing, I Wouldn't feel it ache. Page Seven ty-Four-C '29 HARPOON CLASS YELLS SENIOR-HAH! RAH! RAH! JUNIOIL-HA! HA! HA! SOPHOMORE-BAH ! BAH ! BAH ! FRESHMAN-MA! MA! MA! -4029 Harpoonjl An Ode to I-Iank's Misplaced Eyebrow Wee, blackened lines that oling so tenderly Unto that noble Visage, So sturdy and so strong, Now as I look on you I wonder And musing to rnyself I say, f'How long, oh Hank, before you shave? -i029 Harpoon!- There was wa young man in Harlan High Who said, I know some day I'll die, Wlien I get to heaven, VVith all the old 'le'aven, ' We'l1 clean up the winners or tief' -1029 Harpoon!- Poem by Ruth Brown c'Tis wrong for any maid to be Abroad at night alone, A chaperone she needs, till she Can call sorne ohrap-,er-own. -1629 Hil1'lJOOIll Failed in Latin, flunked in Math. I heard hini savagely hiss, 'I'd like to find the guy who said That ignorance is bliss. --C29 Ha1'p0onJ-- There was a young inan from Perth, Wlmo was bo-rn on the dfaly of his birth I-Ie was married, they say, On his wife's wedding day, And died L-U29 Haurpooinj l 'cHelp me with rny Caesar lesson. How do 1-u-b-e-t V-i-o-i-s-s-e-rn? I-IE: HThat's easy, You bet we kiss 'ernf' on his last day on earth. SHE: Page Seventy-Four-D How long?', 7 you pronounce '29 HARPOON -J As The Freshman Sees It A Senior stood on the railroad track, The tnain was coming fast. The train got off the railroad track To let the Senior pass. 1029 Harpoonji Lives of editors all remind us That their lives are not sublimeg Eor they have to work like thunder To get this copy out on time. --C29 Harpoonll- MISS KELSEY: 'tIVhat are consecutive odd numbers? DONALD B.: They are odd numbers that are even. ilf'29 Harpoonjl PAUL: Do you play for company? BETTY: No, I play for my own amusement. -limi H:1rpoonJ-- MR. JAMISON: Who owns Australia? 'LINN P.: Uncle Bimf' -1629 Harpe0nJ MISS VIRDEN: Now if anyone drops anything it means one denmerit. MELVIN D.: I-Iow about it if we drop -our feet? --U29 Harpoonjl UPPER OLASSMAN: Are you a student in this school? RUTH GRAVES: No, I'm a Freshman. ---U29 Harp0onJ- GEORGIA K.: fatter Ohristmasb Is this ring really a dia-- mond? WTARREN G.: By Gosh! If it isn't,. I'm out four bits. -1-U29 I-Iarp00nJi-- MIS-S JOHNSON Cm-aking preparation for Latin Olub Initiationj Darlene, will you go u'pstJa-irs and get Mr. Strubinger's skull for me? --U29 Harpoonl--M FOR SALE: Old books, notes and hints included.-The Seniors, A Page Seventy-Four-E '29' HARPOON GONCEITED RAYMOND L.: HI love the good, the true, the beautiful -- 7 JANIOE O.: Oh, Raymond, this is so sudden. -1029 HH1'll00HJi-T- YIEANNE. 4'IVhat do you think of my new pumps? DEAN. Oh, they're immense. -1029 Harpo0nJ--1- 'MR STRUBINGER: Are you studying English from that magazine? EMERY O: Sure I can't read anything else. -U29 HarpoonJ-- MR J. Ctaking roll in classj tWVhere is John B. today? Elmer N. I-Ie's absent. --C29 HZl1'Il013IlDl- ELLIOT O.: t'Wliat can I send her that-will amuse her? ROBERT G.: MSend her your picturefl 1-U29 Harpoonyi- .IOHN B.: WVhat makes it so cold in here? JOHN S.: I just looked out the window and saw the fire escape? Q--029 Harp0uuJ-- After terrific struggles, Olifford Thompsen finished his history exam., and then, at the end, wrote: Dear teacher: If you sell any of my answers to the funny papers, I expect you to split fifty-fifty with me. , , , --QCESJ H2lPID00llJ MR. BASKERVILLE: 'tAnd now young man what did you do? GERALD O.: Kicked her shoe off. MR BASKERVILLE: And what have you to kick about? -1029 H2l1'I100HJ LUOILE B.: '4Miss Burton, I never can remember Whether you say 'It is I' or 'It is me.' .MISS BURTON: Always remember this little rhyme 'It is I' said the spider to the flyf, IJUOILE: I see. But couldn't you say 'It is me,' said the spider to the flee? Page Seventy-Four-F '2 9 H A R P O C N CLASS STONES FRESIIMEN-EMERA LDS. SCPHOMCRES-GRINDSTONES. J UNICRS-BLARNY STONES SEN ICRS-TCMBSTCNES. l-C29 1'I2l1'll00llJ T. K.: 'Wliat is a ray of lighttt' LELAND P.: I did know, but I forgot. T. K.: You sure got one on me, I never did know. -U29 HH1'll00lll MILDRED F: How come I failed in this test? MR. STRUBINGER: Too much originality. lim Harpoonj- MR, DANIELS: IVliat is Solid Geometry? EILENE M.: It's something that's worse than Plano Geometryf, f'29 Harpoonji EMERY C. Hello, old top! New car? 'HARLEY P. No, new top and old car. -1029 Harp00nJ TRAFFIC CCP: Have you a warning signal on the front of you oar? T. K.: Yes, I have a round thing that says, Dodge Brothersf? 1-G29 Harpoonb- MRS. SMITH: Clifford, ean't you at least not act so sleepy in class. It is only courteous to put your hand over your mouth if you have to yawn. CLIFFORD T.: Yes, ma'am. But the last time I tried that I got bit. Q 4-C29 Harpoonjl- MR. LLCYD: '4How many studies are you carrying? GIFFCRD M.: I'm carrying one and dragging three. C'29 Harp00nJ-- LELAND M.: Did you see that girl smile at me?7' DALE R.: That's nothing, the first time I saw you I laughed out loud. Page Seventy-Four-G '29 HARPOON' -WAN'p1gD: To know if I am going to get bawled out in the annual.-Louis Christensen. ..?.f'29 Harp0onJ-- FOR SALE: Old L-atin books. fEnglish Pony alsoj. -WVarreu Graer. --C29 Harpoonj- ' WANTED: Second-hand engagement ring with large White stone. -Philip Friedman. M-.029 Harpoony- INANTED: A high grade in Biology.--Gerald Lewis. --U29 Harpoonj- VVANTED: My customary sweet disposition. Lost While Work- ing on the Annual.. Reward.-Dale WVo.ods. --C29 Harpoouj- FOR SALE: My dignity. Very cheap.-lVillie Berger. --U29 Harpoonj- FOR SALE: My surplus credits.-Harry'Book. -C29 Harpoouy- NVANTED: To get rid of my blushes in double quick hurry.- Marguerite Boelter. -G29 Harpoonj- 'WANTE'D: One good sized bottle of pep with automatic con- troller, so that I may distribute as desired and call back at random -George Scliack. , -C29 Harpoonj- IWANTED: A Freshman cl-ass of larger pupils, so that the World Won't think H. H. S. is a kindergarten.-The Other Glasses, --U29 Harpoon!- VVANTED: A box of Pink Cheek Varnish.-Jeannette Kent. -029 Harpoonj- VVANTED: A room, by a tall man with steam be-at and plenty of Windows.-Carl Baade. -C29 I-Iarp0onJ-- WANTED: Just one more official class office before I graduate. I have only had 99 and Wish Very much to make it 100-Dale Hold. -C29 HEl1'1J00lll-- IVANTED: A car th-at will go twice as fast as the one I now drive.-Victor Luecke. Page Seventy-Four-H '29 HARPOON Alumni Calendar Class of 1926 Alexander, Frank, Washington, D, C., Har- lan, Iowa. Anderson, Casper, working, Harlan, Iowa. Artz, Alta, Harlan, Iowa. Bartelson, Sophia, teaching Harlan, Iowa. Berg, Earl, fNorthern Bapt. Theological Seminaryj Chicago, Ill. Booth, George, fAmes5 Harlan, Iowa. Booth, Helen, Harlan, Iowa. Bowlin, Donald, fGrinnellJ Harlan, Iowa, Buss, Lelia, teaching, Harlan, Iowa. Clapp, Jane Alice, tGrinnellJ Harlan, Iowa, Deen, Russell, fGrinnellJ Harlan, Iowa. Erdman, Rose, Creston, Iowa. Fisher, George, fForestry, Moscow, Idahol Harlan, Iowa. Friedman, Ed flowa Cityl Harlan, Iowa. Garst, Evelyn fSimpson Collegel Harlan, Iowa. Gould, Esther fMinnesota U.J Harlan, Iowa. Groesbeck, Ruth, teaching, Harlan, Iowa. Handy, Edna Mae, Nurse's training fUniv. Hospital, Omaha, Nebr.J Harlan, Iowa. Hansen, Evelyn, teaching, Kimballton, Iowa. Hayes, Helen, teaching fPersia, Iowal Harlan, Iowa. Hulsebus, Blanche, fGrinnellJ Harlan, Iowa. Jacobsen, Howard, working fSioux Cityl Harlan, Iowa. Jensen, Gilbert, working Harlan, Iowa. Jensen, Luella, teaching, Harlan, Iowa. Johnson, Cecile, deceased. Kemp, Lester, working, Winnebago, Minn. Kilcoin, Margaret, fN9b1'. U.J Lincoln, Nebr. King-Boucher, Blanche, Omaha, Nebr. Knowlton, Frances. working, Harlan, Iowa. Mallonee, Florence, teaching, Harlan, Iowa- McKeown, Lucile, teaching CSpringfield, Nebr.J Harlan, Iowa. McDonald, Margaret, fAmesJ Ames, Iowa. Norgaard, Harvey, CIowa Cityl Harlan, Iowa. Patterson, Eleanor, teaching flda Grove, Iowaj Harlan, Iowa. Petersen, Eva, teaching, Harlan, Iowa. Rasmussen, Ethel CAmesJ Harlan, Iowa. Rickel, Morris, Harlan, Iowa. Rold, Gladys fMorningsidel Harlan, Iowa. Scheel, William, working, Harlan, Iowa. Sorenson, Orlin, working, Harlan, Iowa. Sorenson, Peter A, fllana Collegeb Harlan, Iowa. Sorenson, Harold fNebr. U.J Harlan, Iowa. Steele-Larimore, Maxine, Harlan, Iowa. Thnnm, Chris, working, Harlan, Iowa. Thogerson-Groesbeclc, Marjorie, Cheyenne, Wyo. Turner-Pederson, Erma, Elk Horn, Iowa. Upton, Maurice, Santa Barbara, Calif. Vannoy, Helen, working, Manning, Iowa. Woods, Gene, working, Harlan, Iowa. Class of 1927 Alexander, Mildred, qNebr. U.J Harlan, Iowa. Anderson, Evelyn K., teaching, Harlan, Iowa. Bell, Marjorie, fAmesJ Harlan, Iowa. Bening, Pauline, teaching, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Bonneson, Evelyn CDana Collegel Kimball- ton, Iowa. Bristol, Catherine, teaching, Kirkman, Harlan, Iowa. Bristol, Velma, teaching, Kirkman, Iowa. Broderson, Bernice, CNebr. U.J Harlan, Iowa. Carl, Valentine, working, Harlan, Iowa. Christensen, Hans fSimpson Collegel Harlan, Iowa. Christensen, Frances, teaching, Harlan, Iowa. Donaldson, Isabel, teaching, Harlan, Iowa. Dahloff, Thelma, teaching, Kirkman, Iowa. Dahloff, Gladys CP. GJ Harlan, Iowa. Fisher, Ruth, Nurses training fJennie Ed- mundsen Hospital, Council Bluffs, Iowal Harlan, Iowa. Gaer, Cle-mentine, teaching, Harlan, Iowa. Green, Harold, Harlan, Iowa. Hall, Mildred, Harlan, Iowa. Heilsen, Hazel, Denver, Colo, Harlan, Iowa Hertert, Virginia, fNebr. U.J Harlan, Iowa. Hetlin, Gaillord, working, Harlan, Iowa.. Hervey, Eldora, working, Harlan, Iowa. Hoover, Marjorie, teaching, Portsmouth, Iowa. Jacobsen, Helen. working, Harlan, Iowa. Jacobsen-Jensen, Leonna, Elk Horn, Iowa. Kemp, Elva fMankato Normalj Winneba- go, Minn. Knapp, Margaret, teaching, Harlan, Iowa. Kilpatrick, Bruce CAmesJ Harlan, Iowa. Larson, Leona, teaching CTurtle Lake,, North Dakot-al Harlan, Iowa. Larson, Dwight, working fOmaha Nebr.J Harlan, Iowa. Larson, John, Harlan, Iowa. Page Seventy-Five fe 9 H A R P o o N ALUMNI CALENDAR Continued From Page 75 Louis, Fred, fUniv. of Kansasj Harlan Iowa. Miller, Robina fCedar Fallsj Harlan, Iowa Morehouse, Mary CCoe Collegel Harlan Iowa. Graves-McKenzie, Ella, Pauline, Nebr. McConnell, Zola, working, Harlan, Iowa. McKeig, Elva, Pasadena, Calif., Harlan Iowa. Olsen, Roy, Wyoming, Harlan, Iowa. Patterson, Margaret, Harlan, Iowa. Petty, Paul, fLiberty, Mo.J Harlan, Iowa. Smith, Harold, working, Harlan, Iowa. Sorensen, Clarice fNebr. UJ Harlan, Iowa Tague, Darleen, working, Harlan, Iowa. Thogerson, Nels, Cheyenne, Wyo. Harlan Iowa. Weimer, Lou Verne, Harlan, Iowa. Wunder, Albert, Harlan, Iowa. Class of 1928 Barkman, Kenneth, fAmer. Business Col- lege, Omaha, Nebr.J Harlan, Iowa. Benning, Rose Ann, Nurses training CJen- nie Edmundson Hospital, Council Bluffs Iowaj Council Bluffs, Iowa. Berg, Ruby, working, Chicago. Ill. Blaine, Helen, fCedar Fallsj Harlan, Iowa. Bucher, Zelma, Harlan, Iowa. Buss, Pearl, teaching, Harlan, Iowa. Campbell, Floyd, working, Harlan, Iowa. Carl, Burton, working, Harlan, Iowa. Carmichael, Ronald, working, Dunlap Iowa. Christensen, Arnold. R. working, Harlan Iowa. Christiansen, Helena, QP. GJ Harlan Iowa. Christiansen, Laura, Harlan, Iowa. Christensen, Marvin,, working, Harlan, Iowa. Christensen, Norma, working, Harlan Iowa. Christensen, Victor, working, Harlan, Iowa. Cockerell, Eloise, CNorthwesternJ Harlan Iowa. Davis, Lyle, CCedar Fallsj Harlan, Iowa Fredericksen, Bernadine, Harlan, Iowa. Fredericksen, Mildred, Harlan, Iowa. Gearhart, Orrel, working, Harlan, Iowa Hall, Bernice, working, Harlan, Iowa, Page Seventy-Six Hammes, Harold, working, Harlan, Iowa. Hansen, Gaillarcl, working, Harlan, Iowa. Council Bluffs, Iowa. Hansen Glenn working fAudubon Iowaj Poplar, Iowa. Hough, Meredith, fAmer. Business Col- lege, Omaha, Nebr.J Harlan, Iowa. Jackson, Harry CSimpson Collegej In- dianola, Iowa. Johnson, Elsie, Nurse's training, Gen- nie Edmundson Hospital, Council Bluffs, Iowaj Harlan, Iowa. Kellogg, Lotus, Nurse's training fClark- son Hospital, Omaha, Nebltj Harlan, Iowa. Kent, Josephine, fDuchesne Collegey Har- lan, Iowa. Knowlton, Alice, teaching, Harlan, Iowa. Knowlton, Olive, Harlan, Iowa. Knudson, Shirley, Harlan, Iowa. Larson, Esther, Nurse's training Uen- nie Eclmundson Hospital, Council Bluffs, Iowal Harlan, Iowa. Lytle,'Dean, working, Harlan, Iowa. Mallonee, Clara, working, Harlan, Iowa. May, Edna, Harlan, Iowa. Meier, Florence, QCedar Fallsj Harlan. Iowa. Michaelson, Esther, teaching, Harlan, Iowa. Michaelson, Norma, Harlan, Iowa. Nelson, .Bernice, fWillomette U., Salem Ore.J Harlan, Iowa. Nielsen, Anna, teaching, Harlan, Iowa. Noble, Russell, working Harlan, Iowa. Obrecht, Esther, teaching. Harlan, Iowa. Olsen, Alice, Nurse's training fClarkson Hospital, Omaha, Nebr.l Harlan, Iowa. Parr, Marjorie, fNebr. U.J Manson, Iowa. Petersen, Melvin QOhicago, Ill.J Harlan, Iowa. Poole, Helen, CRockford Collegel Harlan, Iowa. Ridge, Harold, working, Harlan, Iowa. Ruffcorn, Dayle, working, fOmaha, Nebr.J Harlan, Iowa. Schell, Richard, working, Harlan, Iowa. Sheeley, Velma, working, Harlan, Iowa. Sorensen, Lyle, working CHarlan, Iowa? Atlantic, Iowa. White, Melvin, working, Harlan, Iowa. Wigness, Marie, working, Harlan, Iowa. '29 HARPOON W. ff. MOREHOUSE Harpoon Photographer Page Seve-nty-Seven '29 HARPOON ' .fy , 2 gig! lilly N ' sf-fe-,riff ' 7 -i'1L1'f.1 '.2'5E1:.Te. .14 QQ' ' 1.5 5 -1 a-3f5iW11?F':i?, ei 71-9' l 5 l . ? ,. 5 l 5 f 5 'W - 5? Ti-I ..,.-sax .7 n. .-..: - Z, fl- f f ,,,, - M4 v ' Cf -: -' gif The new and unusual-that sparkling reality which is known as the life of each school year-is caught and held forever within the pages of Bureau built annuals. The ability to assist in making permanent such delight- ful bits of class spontaneity rests in an organization of creative artists guided by some 17 years of College Annual work, which experience is the knowledge of balance and taste and the fitness of doing things well. In the finest year books of American Colleges the sincerity and genuf ineness of Bureau Engraving quality instantly impresses one. They are class records that will live forever. 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SERVICE - GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRING 3 . 32 PARTS AND ACCESSORIES FOR ALL CARS 32 'fwzwzwtwzwz'-zwzwzw:-:Nzwzwzwzwzwzwzw:ez-Qzwzwz'-1002+-zwzwzwznzw:wsu:winter-'zuzezffzwtN:wzwzwt-'rut'-zwzwzwzwzwzwtwz-+2-'I -btw:00:09:04:oo:oo:oozuzoozoozoozoopozoozvo'oo'n:oo'oo'vo'oo'oo'oo'oo' 4 fo o 'S' 3. 3' OO X 89 'E' rx: rf: 32 3. 3. 4:0 O Qi' Q14 32 32 32 31 31 32 E A 32 32 32 ' 0 1:1 We repair and service any 32 32 O30 930 O30 3, make of car, truck or tract- 3. 3. 32 or. We do cylinder grind- 32 32 ' 32 ing, furnish batteries, parts, 32 32 32 accessories, Welding, tire 32 32 ' ' repairing, greasing, car 3. Washing, polishing, over- 3. O0 - . OO 3. hauling and wrecking ser- 3. 32 32 vice, 31 32 O20 OXO Qt. OO . O4 I3 Expect best service from 5' ff: HAR!-IAN, IOWA 3 32 '2' Ox. 8 0:0 NELSON MOTOR CO wtf ' :zz 5:0 0:9 exe .foooovvooooooovooooooo Qi. pf. '. . . . .'v'. . . 4'. . . .'v'.+'. . .w'. . 3 Z ! 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X 1:1 uslng all the art1ole If lt does not satlsfy you return empty oon- If OO 90 3 . . . . . 3 1:1 talner and We Wlll cheerfully refund you full purclllasmg prloe. 31 3 3 90 O6 3 - X filzwzwz.-zwzwzNzwzwzvzezwzwzwzwz-3z-3:3-:exe:Nz4-:warez-3:w:N:ez..:QQ:Mzu:0:Nzuzwzwzwzezwz-Qzwzwzw:-3:33:ffzwzwzwrnzwzwzwzezwz.-:JSI ' oo so io Ii .f. .Q Q. if 13: 13: :az gg' Ogb Og? . . Og? ,, ao so no 3, 3. 3. 3. 5. .:. .Q .Q 13: BAC 351 353 123 E, oxo exe sg: 'x' 31 221 3. jg For 35, 5, CLOTHING 5, 3 OO V0 OO OO 3 X 8 8 2:1 ISI 32 AND If Q. Hardware -23 'Z' 3,3 99 121 , ffl ffl Q. 3.3 K1120h0HWf-He 353 3.3 FURNISHINGS 1:2 g 3 351 Paints and ous Iii 1:1 3:3 ,, :xo 0:4 'Y if tg: :gr 53: fi- Baseball Goods a 3: 3,1 31 3' . . 3, Qs, --2-- 3. 1:1 Speorahty 4, .i, Q. ob 121 Iii If g. 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But the man who is rnost certain of finding treasure at the end of his quest is the one who stores up Wealth little by little as he goes along. Begin early in life to develop the habit of systematic saving. Forman Merchant! Sdillhgj' Bank HARLAN, IOWA 9 0 9 Q 0 Q O Q O Q Q QuN.,.,,,,,,,,,.,,, ooooooooooooomooovooo ' 0 4 4 Q 4 Q o q 4 ,0,N,0,0,w,M,oo,oo,oo,w,n.oo wasoounnow'ov'oo'oo'oo'oo'oo'oo'ov'n'os'n'n'n'n Page Eighty4Two '29 HARPOON oooooooooooooooooooooooooso ?oo.oo,oo.oo,oo,oo.u,oo.oo,oofofo,oo,oofo,oo,0,05oo,oo,nga,w.u.u.n.q:,,:,,:,,:,,v,,vNouqwouvnouzu:MtNew:N:NoNth:Nz.,zwznznouonontwtuzuonqwz. of , 0:0 ' oz: 3, 030 OX. 3: Q. g, n 12, For when the one Great Scorer jf: 04 X 9:0 ' I ,O 4. Comes to wrlte agamst your na-me, 121 zz: . eo ,:, He Wmtes not that you Won or lost, 221 'zz sto Ii. But how you played the game. 1:1 122 3.3 Q. -Anonymous .5 If If Ig! 152 OXO ,, Ig! gig X ' k S ' 'E' .3 of .1 Luc CFVICC Cafe 1. S, 3' 3. 221 .g. JANE STAUDT g. 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H. s. 1903 15: 'S' - of X 0,4 go O O O O O O 6 6 O O O O O 0 O Q Q O 6 Q 6 Q O O O O O O O 0 9 Q O O O O O O O..O,.O.,O..O..O,,O..O..O..0..0,.O..9..9,,9..9..5..f.....9..9..9. o,n,o+,u,u,oo,oo,oo,oo,u,ov,u,oo,vo,u,w,M,M,N,0,M,N,N,v, , .0in . . . . . . . . . f 4 Q Q Q 0 Q 4 Q Q Q Q 4 Q Q Q Q Q Q . Q Q Q Page Elghty-'Three '29 HARPOON o Q 4 Q o o 4 Q o o o o o 4 o o o o Q. o oNano.,onoNouonouonononouQuo.,0,,v,,0,,4,,'N'939'nzuznzootvoznzoozoozvozuzoozoofo tn: : : o0: iq Quo'ouonf''Wono o o o o o o o o o 0 o 0 4 0 o Q o Q o 0 Q o o o o Q o 0 o o Q Q ,QQ 12: .Q 3, .x. 52. 9:0 3, .z. 'x' 9x9 0:0 O80 . O O20 If: Better Clothes 1:1 3, .i. Ot. OXO 5, 3. .Q OO 3 3 111 SOCIETY BRAND If oo g 2 1:1 KELLER I-IEUIVIAN THOMPSON If Q, OO 3 3 Iii STYLE PLUS If Q, O9 3 2 If PENWOOD BEAUTIES If 1:1 ISI 3, 0:0 aio 0:0 ,, . 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CLEANER 4. ,, so fa oo 3 ll-.1 g 3 z 3: jig gig Across Street from Booth 151 2 33 . . gg 33 Motor Co. 31 4, Fountam SSTVICB 5, .5 4. ,, oo go ao S 0 e S, nzoozovznzoofooznzoozoofoozooznzwzoozoo2oofoozooIootooznzoozoozoofnznzuzni O O9 G40 0 dl S jrozooIoozutwz00:04:00:oofnzooIoozoozooIoofuznzoozoozoofutooznzooznznzorsz aio of 4, Q, 0 0 ' ' 4 5 Q 4 Q z z Ig: Radlo sets and 1:1 Mrs. Hough: Who taught you Zi: ,X , 2 97: 2 .gi Accessones Ig! 31 at Word- jg 3' 3' -Q. .D or othy : Santa C.11au.s . of. O Q O 9 Q Q Q , 'Z' 'f' ef. Mrs. H.: 'Sa.nta. Claus ? ff- 'X' E '80 oss 929 3: 3: ey Dorothy. 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'x' East Slde of Square 1:1 V20 Harlfan, Iowa 1:1 9:0 2 o 0 0:0 Qty 030 30 axe ego so 30 OXO Q20 exe .f. 0 0 ozo Oo O Q oooooooooboooooooooooovooooo o,w.oQ.M,N,0,0.0500,oo000.0.oo.0.0Qoo.oo.oo.oo,oo'n'oo.4o.0,4o,N,9v,oo,01 oooooooeoooooooooovooooooooo o v o one o o o o eww o o o o o o 9 o o o o v o o o o o' 3, .'. MIKE CHRISTENSEN Dealer in 2 Donen Bnoe oARs Z 5' JOHN DEERE 3' 3, aio 'S' IMPLEMENTS 'f , , ozo ago 'xl o Q ' ,., Harlan, -- Iowa .24 2 4 3, f 9 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q C 0 O C Q Q 5 Q O O O O Q Q Q 0 ? Q0.9Omff.O.,OQOQQOQQQ.Q,5005,600,090QQ'.f,.9..',.'..9.9Q'.9.Of.QQ......r.....9.. goozoozoozoozoozoozuzoozoozoozoozoozoozntoozwin:Nzooznzwfoozoozoozoozoozoo? Q Q V 0 3, .:. 3, .,. 3, . . 3 2 I.: The joke department regrets to Ig: .i. say that there is no joke on Mar- ff' . 1 . 'g Iii ion Brindley ln thls ISSHG. We .:. Ig: know that We disappointed our :sf 'ff subscribers, but Marion will bob GO 3. up next year. .i. cxo 'O 3, 3. gtg 920 g 2 v '.' 9000000000ooooooooooooooooou 5.0.oo30.00.05oo.oo,oo,oo,n,ao,n.oo,oo.oo,oo,oo,u,n,oo,oo,oo,oo,ov,oo,n,oo.v oooooooooobooooooooooooeoooooooooooooooooeoooooooooooooooooo a,oo,oo,u.oo'oo.oo,oo,4o,oo.oo,0o M00 40,00 oo oo no oo of N.oo.oo,oo,oo oo,N,oo.oo,oo.oo,oo.oo'oo.oo.oo,oo oo 00,40 vga ao oo.n.oo,oo.oo,oo.oo.u.oo oo no oo oo so oo oo Q A O O O O O 6 0 O 9 O O 0 9 O Q O 9 O V O 9 : OO 90 .f. 3. OO ' O0 4, ED S. WHITE LELAND C. WHITE 4, O0 OO vxo OXO 4:0 Ox, OXO QSO 'xo lc 5:9 0:9 sto use 980 ego 30 .so 4:0 ego sto gtg 0:0 0:0 O4 3. T :zz Oz? 52. 3' 4:0 3' 34 3. 3, 0:9 .30 'S' so 'X' :zo 3. ,x, 3. 3, 3. ,z, 3. ,x, 3. ,z, 3. 3, 3. ,x, 3. ,x, 3. ,x, 'Q' 020 .. 3. 7 - 'S' , O0 .Q LHTSOI1 S Block, North Slde of Square - Harlan, Iowa .5 O0 3. 'z' 4 60 '! 3 I Z 2 Z ! 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OXO O80 OzO 0:0 0:6 0:9 O0 90 3 - 2 jig Harlan, Iowa Phones-Iowa Umted 2735 Mutual 13 31 X OO OO z x, ::x'O..9..O.'O.'Q.OO..O0.00.9..O..O..V..Q.,O.QO..O.OO..0..O.'O..O..O..Q,.O,.Q..Q..O..9..O,.O..6..O..OXO.600.6.09.00..0..O..O..O.,O..O..O..O..O.,O.,O..O..6..Q..O.,O..O,.0..O..O E 40000000000404404044044044000404044444040000444400440444444 4' 400404040004040400044444444044004044404404404404444004444040 4,40,04,40.40,04.40,04,44.44.04.04.44,04.44.04,00.44.40,40,44004'40,44'00.40,00.44,40,04.4030,44.44'40,40.40.44.40,44,44,44.44,04,44.00.443540,40,44,44,44,44.44.04'00.40.00.00,4 0 45 r 3, ' 43. if James Bisgard Dewey Bisgard 121 'Z' 31 'x' 3. If DRS. BISGARD 85 BISGARD .5 'z' . . 31 If! Phys1c1ans and Surgeons .Q 'z' 111 jg .2. Office Corner Flftll and Durant Harlan, Iowa 121 jx: .. 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A Complete Line of Groceries, I Both Fancy and Staple We want to call your attention to our coffees. We buy direct and therefore can give you better coffee at lower prices than can be bought elsewhere. It is a fact that you can save 5 to 10 cents per pound. Manufacturers of Highest Grade Peanut Butter. Always fresh. We make it while you wait We Buy and Sell Butter and Eggs Your business will be appreciated and we will guarantee to give you first class goods at all times and the very best of ser- vice. If you find our goods to be different from what we claim them, we will give you back the money with the same smile 'with which we took it. 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We know what 1:1 If you like in the way of wearing apparel and we always iff QQ O0 ZZ: have the newest and largest stock to choose from. :ij 0:0 09 ,sg 0:0 jf: May the year of 1929 be a banner one for the old school 121 sto I OO 986 QSO 9x0 oxo . -X gig GLENN MYATT PAUL CARMICI-IAEL 1:2 'SI 32 Zwzwzwzwz-zwzwz-fzwzwzwr.-tu:-fzwzwzwz-'zur-ww:wzwzwzwz'-:Nz-Q:wxwzwzwzwz-'zwzwzwzwznzw:wth:-Qzwzwzwzwzwzwzwzwzffzwzw:wa-zwzwi Page Ninety-'Two '29 HARPOON Euzwzwzuzovzwzoo:ooznfoo:00:04:ov:urnIooIooznzoo:oofnzoozuzvozoo:uznzwz.4:,,:,,:,,:,,Z,,:,,:,,:,,:Mtn:nzNzuzuzuzN:uzuznzwz..:N:n:0:N:N:..:0:N:0? 'z' 122 00 3 .20 of OO X on ' J b 3 h ' 1:1 aco sen s as Store 01. :zz 55 :iz 523 X F 1 ' d S ' ozv rg: or la 1ty an emce 1:1 0:0 3' .xo .Q fx: 2 Ig! 33 .,. ,x, If! 'Z' f S l d F G ' gig tap e an ancy IOCCTICS gig OO 3 0zO OO ' A R k B P ' :gi t oc ottom IICCS 2:1 OO .g. 1:1 OO 4. Ig O0 Zi: B01311 PIIOIIES Free Delivery :ff 2 020 00 gg ! , gg NELS JAGOBSEN. 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Q.. 00 04 oo 3 2, X 2 :aj NELSON HANDY SHOP g., 3.5 ,:-, 1.3 120 . 1..:i. . ago Oz. Qz0 Q. . .:. .f. .Q 3,3 Conf ect1onery and 3,3 jg gg - z z ,x 3' Drug Sundrles 3' 'f f S O9 Of Q4 9' X x .5 ilgi, ego vt: sto ,s oo oo oo g - - z x . x 'x' S011-001 SUPPINS, St21t10119YY 1:1 112 Offlce over Luecke's 121 'g' z 2 2 OO OO :aj Ice Cream 122 3. 3. 3, Qi, 0:4 9:0 .5 4 o0oooooooooooooo'oooo?. ?.ooQQoQo+o0ooooaoooooQeoooo?, vzoozoozogoozovzufoo'n.oo,n,oo,oo,oo,oo,n,vvon,oo,oo,n,ao,oo.oo.n,oo,o+'w,o v.u,oo'n.oo,oo.oo.vo,N,N,M,u,M,w,N,w,w,00,0-v,oo,N,vo,ov,w,oo,ov,oo,w,o Page Ninety-Five '29 HAR POON .g..g..znzwzw2wzwzwzN:wtf':Mtv:0-:usezwzwz-Qzwzwz'-zwzwzwtwzwgr iwzwzwzwz-':Nzwzwz-'zur-Qzwzwzwzwzwzwtwtwt'-twtwtwtwrwiwijij 4. . 3: ,, Oo ov X 4. Wh Not Get 4. -if Shme Around Us :,g jf: Ig! Ig. -i- , oo oo 'g' fig B t gig gig AND WE'LL Igi 3 8 X 2 oo 3.3 93 12: :sz SHINE You 4. 'Q' 'Z' 'f' 31 3, u oo 3 X .20 02. 0 U 0 1 axe OO 2 GANDIES : x P I gg 31 3.3 dll' llllll al' 01' Ig! .g. GOLDEN KRUST BREAD g. .g. 3,3 OO 0.0 9 PASTRIES 321 'res'-:-Qzwzw:wzwzwzwzw:-Q:-20.2-fre:-: :'+: 2 2M2wrwtwtwrwtwrf QQ 90 I 3 oooooeooooooooooooooooooooab. ,. oo onoooonoooooonoonnoonanoooo,oo.oo,oo,oo.oo,oo.oo.oo,n,oo, 2 . 2 O 9 9 O O O O O O 0 0 O 0 O O O O , 33 A11 K1nds of 1:1 'Q' If 3 3 'S' so Ig! ICE CREAM and SOFT Ig! 3.3 .g. oo no 2 ' I 'z' 'f' DRINKS :fi Igf Mr. Lloyd: What is the cap1ta1 :gi O6 .g. g. 1:2 of the U. S.? 32: Q0 OO I .:. 1- .Q fi: Lucille B: There 1sn't any ff' o . fi. li: fx: capitalg we loaned It all to .:. jx: 7 jx: :fr Europe. If 0:0 aio .XO 'z' so oo .30 'X' vie ozo 0? 't' O0 33:w:N:-':-:-'zwzwzwzwzwzwzwzwzwznzwzwznzuzwzwzwzc-:w:N:.Z Iii.zu:-.ze:Nz-en:-'zwzwzezwzwzwzwzwzwzwzwzwzwz-0:0-zwzwzwzwi :goofoozoozuIoozoofoozwfnzoozoozwzootwfoozoozoozoozoo:veto-o:oo:oQ:oo:oo:ooznfootoofootage:ZoofooznzoozoofootoozoozooZoofoozazoozoozoozoofoofoozooznzoozoozoofoozoozovfvx Q' Qxg 9,9 ago ago sto ' exe ,xg so 3. Q 3. al' all OXO ego 6:0 axe Ox! Oz' atv O30 A MEA I S AND 3' 0:0 620 sto OXO O29 ' ozo 020 0:0 oxo 0:0 oxo Oz? Ott atv O30 CXO 0:0 lzO OzQ sto .Q .Q OO OO X 2 1:1 We make our Sausage, Lard and Bacon 31 0:0 0:0 OO OO 2 . . x, jg A Full Lme of Grocerles 3, .Q .Q OO OO 2 . X 31 Phones-Iowa. UDltQd 515 Mutual 26 1:1 .g. 4. 90 O0 3 . 2 31 West Slde Square I-Ia,r1a,n Iowa. 31 4:9 0:0 :gozov:QQ:n:u:q4'.,',,0,,',,',,0,,Q,,0,,0,,0,,ONQNONQNQNQMQ 0 o o o o 0 4 0 0 Q v 0 Q Q 0 0 0 0 o o o o 4 O.. oooooo0oooo44 o Q , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,Qgwgoo'00.0,oo,00.00,ban,N30.44,00.0000039.00.oo,Ngoyan.00.00.00.00.00.oQ,oo,N,N,Q0,M.oo.oo.oo,o Page Ninety-Six '29 HARPOON E33 ,, 352 33 fl th D Sf F' f ,., fy 9 F11 OTS ZTS 'E' axe If .g. 3.3 OO ' I , , .20 ,:, Our Stock 1S made up of Many Lines of Nationally advertised 3. If: . Goods. You will find your ffl atv IX: jig Toilet Articles, Stationery, Magazines 1:1 OO L Qz' 3. and many other wants supplied here 3. ff: jx: If: Our Soda Fountain Products are Sanitary '10 X OO 251 and Wholesome 121 ISI 121 0:1 ' 0:0 fx, We Appreczate Your Patronage 'z' 3. oxo 3. 122 Ozf sto oxo 0x6 jf: North Side Square O30 rf: B. B. McPHEE TER 'S Druggist 12 Z ISI Harlan, Iowa 121 oz' exe 0 9 ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo p.n.n.oo.oo.oo.oo.oo,n.N,u.oo,oo,oo.oo.oo,oo,oo,oo.u.oo.Qo.oo,u.oo.oo.oo.u.oo.oo.w,oo,oo.oo,oo.oo,oo,oo,oo,oo,oo.oo.oo.oo.oo,oQ,ov.n.ov,oo.n,oo.n'oo,oo.oo.oo.n.q.4,:, Q -ozootoo'oo'oo'also'oo'oo'oo'a'oo'vivo'oo'ofoozoo'oo:oo:oo'oo'oo'oo:oo:oo'oo:N,0 O O O O O O O 9 0 0 6 O O 0 O O 0 O 0 fo . fo Qxg 0x0 gxp 0,0 gtg 0x0 5:9 csc Qi. A L N I E N Qi. of . I 0:0 aa 00 3. 3. .xg OzO 3, 3. 3, 3. x I ' 0:4 ox: z gg OO sto 'S' 3, axe 3, 3. 53, sto 3, 3. 3, 4:4 g X ., OO 3, 3. 3. L51 3' exe 3, 3. 3, 3. X 3. OO x 930 OO ,z, 3. 2 3. O0 z 3. 0:0 Oz' 0z9 z exe 'x' O 1.1 Harlan, Iowa 3. 3, 3. x 3. O36 3 so 3, 3. as 'S' o4ooooooQoooooooooovnvnouonononouonv, 'Q o o a Q o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Q 0 Q Q 9 Q o o v Q Q 0 O O 0 O O 9 O O O O 9 O Q O O O Q 9 9 O 0 O 9 9 0 Q.oo,n,oo,oo,.o,oo.oo.oo,oo,n,n,oo,u,oo,u,u,n,oo,n.u,u,n,oo,n.oo,oo,oo,o .i. O., o o J, 3. 3, .. 3 9 3 S 'X' :go QQ fi. Forest Hansen: Ho-W do you 121 Q, folks feel about your grades? :if :ff Wesley Rasmussen: Rather 12: 3' C-Sick. f 'Z' OC Q. 3' A ego aio 3, 'z' aio sto ,, va 3. ozoozoozoo:00:00InfosZoo:oo:oo:oo:oo:oo:a:oo:u:oo:oo:u:ootoozoozoozoofvafoozoozv -ogootoozoozooznzoozoozwzoo:oo:ooIoozoozoozoo:ovznzvozoozootoozootoofoozoozoozoo? OO 00 OXO 9:0 Q26 0:0 0:0 Oz. QQ OO 4. Shoes and .g. gg OO 'f' H ' y '1' y Oslef 3: O0 8 oto 1:2 3. X oo ' 0' '3' BAUER'S SHOE STORE ' 2 3. Ig! Ig. iff 151 ':.-:Nz.:use:-Qzwzwzwzwzwzwzwzuzwz-.zwzwzwzwzvzwzwzwzwzwzwz- Page Ninety-Seven '29 HARPOON .:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:-zwzwzwzwzwzwzwznzwznzwzwzwz.-:ez.-zwzwzwzwzwzwz'-:wxwzwtwweZ-'2 Z ! ! ! i 3 f 7 f 3 3 : : : : : :'? fo oo etc . 0:0 32' P. B. BROWN 85 SON, Pubhshers :fi 2' x OO O0 2 2 OO OO X I 2 00 O0 z 1 ,z :iz I he Harlan Repub lcan .51 OO QC 6:9 O30 313 he S C Y Ol1l'1 , I1 CPCH Cllt Ig! 'E' I C ty I d cl '5' If - ISI 0,0 aio :gr -0- 15: If If 00 Q0 X 3 OO QQ 90 00 ' OUR HOBBIES 2 3 2 If if 09 . 00 'f' The best newspapers We can publlsh. .5 OO gg 2 z 0' . , . . I oo jf: 'The most effeetwe advertlsmg We can C1I'CU1f3t6. .5 3 of Of 3 . . . . 0:0 . V - . . a, le. 1:1 The most attractlve prmtrng of Whloh we are cap b 3: 'S' I I I , A 0 . ozo 1:1 The best oltlzenshlp and eommunlty loyalty Wlthln us. If: 3 2 OO 3 - 0,0 3:02MfwfvfwfwzM21:00:00:MIN:NIN:N:N: :N: : : f : : : : : : : z : : : : : : : : z : : : : : : : : : : : : ': : : : : : : : :' .g..'..'..3..3...3..g..g..3.4..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..:-Qiwiwtwtwiwiwi' 'ZNZNZNZ'Zvi INZNZNZN2NIwifi'ZNZMZ I ! ! 2 ! Z Z 3 3 3'?' ' ' '? 'Q' 's' z N .. N 1:1 X :iz 'Z' . ' . :iz jg E .Q jg: Lucile A.: My motiher rs some .Q 3 04 ' 1- k .. x to ,send an order to Sears Roebuc 3 3 N X N x' ' . 2 1:1 VULCANIZING rf' iff mighf- 3:1 If :sf Zz: Edward W.: 'Te1l1 her to putt 111 :if 1:1 OF ALL KIN-DS :fr :fc an order for a good photograph 3: 0 fx: vi' .f. editor for tlhe Harpoon. 'f' '20 - zz: zz: rg: If , gf: -2' 31 Iii Tlff-fs, Tubes' Ames' 'i' 33':M:urnzu:ww:-an:Mraz.-:Nz-Qzwzwz'-zwzwzwtwr'-2-'rwrerwrw5 1 ' Q gg sones, Auto LIVGTY .gi ,:, .XO -l ego 63 etc :xo 02. Q34 Qi. 0 ' ' ' vo .5 Servloe that Satlsfles 'Z' .f. 3: so 'Q' oo .2 'i' ff '5' CHARLES C NIELSEN if :zz R ERVI E S fi. :zz - -5' S on X oo ov 3 oz Q If: Alex Petersen, Mgr. 111 ff' MERCHANT TAILOR 151 3 ov 2' 90 oo . 1 vo X 3' East of Dee Rock O11 Sta- 'f 3. HARLAN, IOWA- 5:1 eta 'f ox: X 32: t1on on Market St. 151 32: 251 3 oo 2 of O Q O 9 0 0 9 O 0 O O 0 O O 0 Qs. O O O O 9 O O 20 -1-:w+.fw.w.'w.w.w-.w.M.w:N.w:w.-wzwzw:++:w: tw:f-:N:+ .zu:N:Nze2N:0-:nz-:Ntwtwzwzwzwz-Qzwzwzwzo-.w.w:'+.w.w.'+.w.' Page Ninety-Eight '29 I-IARPOON ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooovoo oo,oo,u.n,oo,u oo so oo oo oo oo oo,oo,oo,oo,n,oo.oo,oo,oo.n.oogn.eq....0Oni.,N.,,.,,,,,:,,:,,vN0N0N:MtnzuononowznznzuvnnNonznznznzwzuzuznznz, Come, Let's Visit Together Awhile 32 About Photos :fr 3: BABY :fr Some of your dearest friends may never see baby, but you :ff can send them baby' picture. Have it taken every year. YOUR BIRTHDAY 'E' oo Another milestone. You will never look younger or better. :ij Twenty years from now wouldn't you like to know how you 1:1 looked today? gig GRADUATION Iii What could be better than a beautiful memento of this oc- :jf casion? If THE BRIDE ff: Everybody likes a picture of the bride and sometimes the jfj groom. The happiest occasion of life. Don't miss your pictures. if THE oLD FOLKS 12: Imagine them with trembling hands, opening a big flat pack- If age containing a late photo of yourself. Make them happy and 31 do your part to keep the family 'album up to date. iff oo MOTHER jf: Nothing you could give her would please her more than your If: photo. Make her happy today by sending her a beautiful or jig handsome photo of yourself. We make them that Way. Remem- jf: ber our motto: if If you have beauty, We take it, If you haven't it, We make it. If Let us make an oil photo of dear old dad or mother. You may not always have them with you. ji: Wedding groups and oil work our specialty. We also do 3: . . . - 2 kodak finishing and sell cameras and films. gig Yours anxious to please, jig 122 W. A. MOREI-IOUSE, Artist :iz Phone Iowa United 615 HARLAN7 IOWA :fr :fr oooooooooooootoooovooo oo'oo'u'n'n'u'oo'oo'oo'n'oo'oo'n'o+'ov'u'N'0'N 0'N ''N3'0 'Ont' ': : : z : t : : v o one 4 o o o o o o v o v + v v v 0 0 'v' Page Ninety'Nine '29 HARPOON 'ff''Q'Q..'.'.Qf'.0..f...f.f 'o o o o o o o o a o o o o Quo'Quo o o o o o o o o o o o' Q Q5 'x' 3. . x ji: The arrow always polnts :ij oz: .Q to a safe and capable .Q 'zj 221 Ig. CLEANER .5 1.1 ISI sic '10 ,, W- oxo 3, Se ,fd '-- AN of gig ff 'nod Ig! :fi A-we om, A Iii ,, l l I ,. ' so . I0 4- .2. 'r' 'E ' 3. 1.1 AB? ... 'E' sew 12: fif 12: 1 . 32 .21 gig 0:9 31 ISI - The Cleaner :ig s 3: 3. 5' I-Iarlan, Iowa Phone I. 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A '. -, T11--' 0:0 3. .P I 1 it ,H AZ sto 1:1 1 - '11 .Q :iz Q rg: oo 3 I X :sf 'a landmark for Western Airplane Travel is the most If :fr modern , 1:1 jf: Iowa purchasers of 31 TILLYER LENSES '20 'E' rg: 00 ' .Q F1116 J eWe11'Y are modern because they are Ig: :if The World's Finest sf- ? Accurate To The Very Edge 3: 31 and .Q pf, oss 0:0 3: . . . 0 0 3 Ig! Beautiful Gift Articles 3,3 3' OPTOMETRIST 3, Ig I Office at 323 fx: SIDCS 1873 Tinsley's Jewelry Store Q. 2 oo oo . X :ELONON',,092.4:QQ:03042901oo'oozeozM1oozoo'n'o4:ntoo:M:N'N:N:N'N'N:0:0'0'N.0:0'N.''tn''QW'N.N.M:N:NzwtntN:N: : : : : : z : : : : :'x ,,,.. . . .. . .. ... .. . ... Page One Hundred One '29 HARPOON Q Z Z ! Z ! Z I Z Z Z ! Z 2 ZNZNZNZNINZNZNZMZNZWQNZNZNZMZMIHZNZNZNZNZNZWZNZNZNZNINZHZQZ'ZHZNZMZ0ZWZNZNZNIWZNINZNZNZNZNZI .SO :zo .x. eta 'z' 3. Ox' 9:0 :zz nr nr A A 'E' 4 1'P11F 4 11112111 H1112 -2' oo z - 3. 90 2 3. OO z 3. OO x 3. OO x 3. 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Only 3: 'Z Z Z 2 Z Z 2 Z Z Z :NSNZMZNZNIMZMININZNZNZNZNZNSMZNZMZ' :af one type of lenses is suited ideal- 3, .Q ly to their needs - - - and that is If: ?..g..g..g..g..3..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g.:2: fi: ARTHOGON LENSES .f. fx: ,:, 13: Arthogon Lenses, a product of 3: If: 13: 3, the Baush and Lomb Optlcal Co., .:. 3, 3. If: are prescribed exclusively Ii: If: M, S, OVER1-FIELD 0:0 ozo 4, 0:0 31 R C ISI 1:1 DEN TIST 1:1 0:0 O I I0 0:0 4, ego 60 OO HAR-LAN, IOWA .:. Harlan, Igwa, .:. oo . . . Q20 ,, of .:. Only Exclusive 10ptometr1st in 3. .:. 3. N Shelby County 3' N 'f 920 OO 8 OO 2 'g' 2 Q, v,v sto bo 0 v osooovooooooooovoobooooooooo 0.00.05oo,00.00,oo.oo000,00,oo,NON009000,00.09.0430.oo.4o.0o.w,oo.u,oo,w.oo.0 Page One Hund-red Two Qnoooooooooooooooooovooovoo. 5034.00,oo,Ngo,ogoo,oo,oo,n,u,u.nieOn,oo,oo,oo,oo,oo,oo,u,n,w,n,oo,v '29 HARPOON oooooooeooooooooooooooo oonoooooouoooovooooonuoooooooou ' 0 0 ' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 o o 4 N N 'sn'00N0N0 O 4NON9NewsnoNewsNewo o o : : : :N:N'NIMQN'N'N'o0'oo'oo'oo'oo'oo:N:oo:00zQ fe Harlan Health Clinic R. F. Swift Building E55 fi: -1- o.il oz: .g. F. C. ARMSTRONG, A. B., M. D, if Medical Director 2 222 G. B. srirzru., D. c. Ph. c. gf: Chiropractor 81: Radionist 353 31 P. W. HANsoN Q22 Chiropractor 85 Physiotheropist ISI 121 9:0 Health Firstf-All Else Follows 121 Q o ofa oooooooooooooooooooooooooooococoooooooooooooooooooaoovooov nyc.0300.00.00.oo.oo,oo.oo,ao,oo,oo,oo.ov,oo.oo34.44.w,oo,oo,w,oo.oo.w.oo.oo,oo.oo,n,oo,oo.n,oo.oo.oo,oo.oo,oo,vo,oo,oo,oo oo oo oo oo n oo vo n ev oo oo 04.00.003 cocoonoovvooosoooooooooooooooooo-xooooooooo ooooooooooooooo oo oo oo oo oo oo vo oo oo oo.oo,oo,oo'oo'oo.oo.w.oo0u.oo,oo.oo,oo.oo'oo.oo.oo.n oo.oo.oo.oo.oo,oo,oo.oo.oo.oo.oo,vo,N,oo,+ofw,ov,oo.u,oo oo oo oo oe oo oo oo 49.00303 6 :gr CARL 85 TROYER 525 122 Furniture 85 Undertaking :ff bzO LIVING ROOM SUITES -- DINING ROOM SUITES BED ROOM SUITES - BREAKFAST SETS 121 RUGS - LINOLEUM ISI sto Qt? Everything For Furnishing the Home Complete- 0:5 Our prices the lowest 3. Our service will please 1:2 Our goods will satisfy 151 eta J. L. TROYER, Undertaker HARLAN, 1oWA :fp 25 Years Experience 322 .f. 0 0oooooooaovoooooooooooooooo 'n'n'u'oo'oo'w'oo'oo'ov'n'oo'oo'oo'oo'ov'oo'ov'n'oozoozoofoofwzoo2ovznzoozoo:oo,u:oo,w.u,ov,oo,oo.oo,oo,n,oo,oo,w,M,N,0,N,0,M,N,N,0,N,N,N,N,N,N,'a Page One Hundred Three '29 HARPOON ooovooooeoeooooovvoovoooooooooovooooQooobooooovooooooooooobf 02:0040,00.oo,oo,oo'aa'N,ooQN30.oo.ov0oo,0054,oo.ov,N,00,00000000.49.09.0,ov,003030.oc.M.n,N,N,00.00,05M,N.N34,000,0O00,000oo.oo.oo,oo,oo.oo,oo.ov,oo'0.oo,vO:O 9 ov X 3 O0 OO If PRUDENTIAUS NEW POLICY If 0:0 9:9 'z' . . . . 't' 1:1 M0d1f18d L1f e Pohoy 112 1:1 with Change of Rate at End of Three Years Ig! 32 ANNUAL PREMIUM 121 Ozf O30 .ff First Three Fourth and ff' 'x' Years Following Years 'X' 0 9 , N O O Qi. 35,0010 Age 20 3560.50 3571.20 5 .tg vi. oo . f 1-J-T EFT: Em so , 35 000 Age 30 80.25 94.40 P,,uDE,,,,,,E?e , 1:1 551000 Age 40 115.1-5 1315.45 :f,,3',g,g'gf,q,ff 1:1 .5 55,000 Age 50 174.90 205.75 01. If fPaya,b1e Quarterly, Sexni-annually or Annua:1'1yJ 1:1 AGES 15 T0 66-955,000 AND UP :if There will be one increase in rate at end of three years but dividends begin at that time 5' 1 u w 4 - 4 'Q 3, and lf current experlence of the Company as to eammgs continues, dividends should 13. 3 . . . 2 equal the increase. It will pay you to see the Prudential man and get rate for your age. OO 0. :fi 1 he lirnhential 31 nnuranrv Gln nf Amnzrira If 2 09 3 .Q 9. EDWARD D. DU FFIELD, Prosidont HOME OFFICE, Newark, N. J. 3 3 1:1 F. F. WUNDER, Special Agent Harlan, Iowa If gf! I Z 2 ! 2 Z I Z I I Z 2 I 2 I 1 2 ! 2 Z I Z Z I Z ! I Z Z Z I 2 KWSN: 2 I 2 Z ININIWI Z Z I X I I I Z I I 2 Z ! I'g QNZ'INZN2WIN!MINIMINIMINIWIN! I I 2 Z I I ?'! I Z ! I'?' 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I oo jig North S1de Square Harlan, Iowa 32: oi: .5 oo g . 222 221 3, use X 2 oxo 9' DRUGS PAINTS 3, , 0:0 ,xg oto 3, 0:0 3, ozo atv 3' 2, .Xe 3, sto J, 3. 3, .:. 3. i '3- oto 0' ,z, 3. 9:0 'i' oo 'Q' Our efforts are always to If: oo 3 2 'z' please our patrons 31 ft: ' 3. ,z, 3. ,z, 3. ,z, 3. aio . 'i' 3, of 3, oo ,x, 3. aio 'Q' ,, ov 3 n c 2 1,1 Levendahl rug o. 1.1 ego 'Q' 31 Harlan, Iowa 32 ,z, 3. exe 'o' Q ,,,.,,,,..44oooooooonoooooov. o,oo.oo.n,u.u,oo.oo'+Q,n,oo'u.n,oo,n.oo,oo,N,oo,n,o+,w,n,w'oo.oo.0035 30 ooooooooovoooooooooooooooooooooooo00004oooooooooooocooosoooo o.w,n.N,oo.N.0'ov.N.n.n,oo.ov.o+.oo.N.oo,w.n.Nia.oo,n.oo,oo.n.a.oo,0,N,oo,oo.Qo.oo.oo,oo,oQ'N.n,n.oo,M,u,oo.n.w.oo,n,w,oo,n,vo'oo,oo.n'oo,oo.oQ,n.oo9o seen:uznzwznzooznzwzootovznzoozoozoozoozoozoozoozoozeuzoozooznzuzaozego Qzi 'ti OO Ox. etc Ut. 480 Vx? Qz5 fx. jig 0x5 Ig: Q. What word has the most letters :Sf . . 3 ff' m the Enghsh language? 3' O 9 9 V . . 3 'f' A. Dlctlonary. 'X' O0 ozo 3' Q. 3 Qt' '30 0:0 'J 3, o'o 0:0 'i' 'S' 9 Q 9 C Q C C O 9 9 Q Q Q Q Q Q O O Y Q 0 9 O Q O 9 3' o,Qu.vo,NON,v0,oo.oo.n.oo,0,oo,N.oo,oo'oo.oo.oo.oo,n,oo.oo'oo.oo.N.oo,w.o oovoooovooooo-oovooooooooeoo -Q'oo'oo'ooQoo,oo,oo.oo,oo.oo,oo.n.oQ,ov'oo.o0,0,n.oo'n.n.n,ov,o0'v0.oo,oo.09,0 ff? ff 4. .g. ig: 25: Q Q ' 0 0 123 Home COOklHg gig Q Q f Q gf: AT THE 12: Ott HARMONY CAFE Iii aio 01' O.. OO0OOOOOOOOOO0OOO6?. Q o 4 Q Q 4 o v Q .,n'u.+o.oo,n,o4,oo.oo.u0ognfo,w,n,oo,oo.n,oo,oo,w,oo,oo.oo,n.n.oo,nf Page One Hundred Five '29 HARPOON Q o Q 4 Q o o o o o Q Q one o onouonouoNououonouowonouowononQuo.,0NewsNvnonowvnouononoNong.owzuzwoazN:.,oN:uoNo.,o,,:,,:,,:,,t, '?'o o o o o o o v o o o oo o oooooooooooooooovooooooooooooeo o o ooo 5 Ig! Ig! 'x' POWER - - - BEAUTY - - - RELIABILITY 'z' 0:6 OXO Oxf 0x0 :XO . 0:0 .gi Speakmg of Power- Ig! 90 ' . OO jf: Use Powerene Gas and O11 and get the maxlmum power out :If jig of your moto-r. gf: 0:0 9:0 Q9 OO jf: Speakmg of Beauty- gig 2 , . . . ,:, If Hupmob1le has It , I-lupmoblle leads all cars 1n beauty .5 If of design. If :zz of x . . . . 'z' Iii Speakmg of Re11a.b111ty- 1:3 If We have been in this community for a good many years and If 3. Have ado ted the sloean Reliable Alwa -S. Give usa chance 322 980 C 1 u , O80 -ff to serve you and we Wlll l1ve up to our slogan. .Q 32 32 ozo Q30 3. 3. s s rf HULSEBUS MOTGRA CO .gi ' Ig! If! If! ozntoozoozoozoozoozoozoozoozoozoo:oo20200:oozoofwzoozoozooznzoofoozoozoofoozoozoofaozoozoozoo2oozufoofvozoozoozoozoozwznznzoozoozoozoozoofoofoofoofoofootoozoozoozoozntnzy oiozoozoozoozovzofzovzoozoozoozooIoo:n:oozoo:ov:oozoozooznzoofootoozoozoozwzogs 540200249100zoozoozoozoozooznzoozwznznznzqzuznzqzqzqzggzuzqzgqzqtn? , X QQ of 3, 'z' 0:0 of 553 If 521 LARSON'S fi? ,, o ov .Q Rdbert Patterson: How's your 'Q' fi. Q. ' ' 'F' 1 ' S E STO ' gig ummm .22 33 HO RE 1:1 3, Conrad Henricksen: Worse .:. 4, ,:, jf: and Worse. I can'rt even sleep 1:1 :gf . :af .5 when jfs time to get up. 3: .5 For Popular Prlces If. QQ 2 OO O rf: 151 12: A1 12: H .. 31 'S' 31 so 3. otoozoofoozoozvozoo:00:00Icornzoofooznzootn:afootoozoozooznfoozovznzwtoozoozv ,:, 0:0 Oz: , 3 O86 -:-Q:-'ze2-Qzwzwzwzwzwzwzwzwzwzwzwzurn:-'zwzwzwzwzwzwtnzwtwtf 3' Holeproof Hoslery If: ,? Q? oio exe ,, I sto Q. axe jf: Our ten years of expenence 1:1 121 :ij - ' ' o oz oo :ij helps us m selectmg y-our ,ij ,ij ,:, 1:2 School Supply Needs If If Ig! 9 . . 00 oo oo Our a1m IS E: 22: :iz , . . . Q u h 1r t-Pr S cond H 0 ' Ig. Q 3 W F S we 6 4. Ig. LARSONLS sr-ron sronn .gi Q, 936 QQ OXO 221 FENTON BO0K STORE 1:1 323 Harlan - ' ' -Iowa 1:1 32 'ff '21 'S' 'fum-zwzwzwzwzww.:-'zetwzwzwz-Q:Q-zwz'-sez'-zwzvzwzwzwz'-3 3'2--:wxN:-'twzwzwzwtwtwzwzwz-+:w:N:w:w:.-tern:0:w:w:w:N:'g Page One Hundred Six '29 HARPOON oooooooooooooooo gg f + 0 -'S 'Q f f 0 - . .'v'. 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QQ OO Q84 O50 3, . .,. 0:0 0 '84 3,3 D1d you know that- jg z , 2 :gf The Harlan Theatre was the first theatre in any jx: Q. town in this section of Iowa to have successful Sound .:. 3+ Installation for the showing of Vitaphone pictures. 3: 15: .g. Q9 Ig! Your Theatre and Ours:- .5 Q9 OO .ff At a big investment of money and with a great -fo jg: deal of careful study we have bought the best in this :gi .i. new kind of entertainment to you and for best results .:. 3' we need your co-operation. Therefore, we invite and 3' fx: urge you to come and to feel at home Ihere and if you ft: .Q have any suggestions to make, if there are any pictures Q. 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Armstrong ....... .... 1 013 Drs. Bisgard Kg Bisgard ,.... .... 8 7 Dr, H. Bocken ............ .... 8 8 Dr. R. C. Griffith ...... .... 1 02 Dr. P. W. Hanson ..... .... . 103 Dr. Ralph J. Hays ...... .... 1 01 Dr. Frank Maassen ..... ,-- .... 87 Dr. E. A. .Moore ...... .... 8 0 Dr. A. L. Nielson .... .... 1 97 Dr. R. L. Osborn ...... .... 9 5 Dr. M. S. Overfield .... .... 1 02 Dr, H. B. Phelps ..... . ........ . .... 88 Dr. G. B. Stitzel ........... . ......... 103 DRUG STORES C. L. Harlan 185 Co. ........... ---. 8 4 Levendahl's Drug Store ....... -.-- 1 05 B, B. McPheeters ........... ,.. .-...- 97 Nelson's Handy Shop ........--.--- 95 Pexton's Drug Store ........-.....-- 100 ELECTRICAL SHOP Potter Electric Shop ......a....----- 92 FLORAL S11-IOP Gregory's Flower Shop ....... ---- 94 G-ARAGJES Booth Motor Co. .......... ..-- - ------ 1 00 Mike Christensen ...... ..... 1 .----- 3 5 Hansen Garage ....-.. ---------- 3 0 Hulsebus Motor Co.. .......-- ------- 1 00 Nelson Motor Co. ..... ......- ------- 8 0 GASOLINE FILLING STATION Kent Sales Co., Inc. ..........- ----- 9 5 INSURANCE A. V. Parker ............. - -- ---- 107 F, F. Wunder .......... -- ---- 104 LAWYERS Byers and Hines ....,,,,,,, ,,--, 1 04 Bennett Cullison ,,,,,..,, ,,,-, 1 10 J. P. Hertert ..........,, . ,,,,-- --- 83 White Kc White ............,,.-,,,, , 86 LUMBER AND COAL Green Bay Lumber Co---. ...... --- 88 Harlan Lumber Co, ,,,.,,-,-, , H- 89 MERCHANTS Bauer's Shoe Store ....,,-...,,..,,, H. Boysen .,..,...,,,,,,.,, H ,,,,,, 97 108 Carl -85 Troyer ...... -,,,. 1 03 City Meat Market ...... 91 Fenton's Book Store .... 106 Fullerfs Grocery ....,.,.,,, -M Golden Rule Store ...,.. . ....., ,,, Harlan Clothing Company .,... --- Harlan Meat Company ...... --- Jacobsen's Cash Store ...... Larson's 'Shoe 'Store ......... 90 79 Hansen Hardware ............ --- 94 92 96 93 IIIII106 C. H. Luecke .................. --- 81 Marquesen's Gash and Carry ....... 81 Paulk Sz Hansen .......,.,.,,. M- 84 Pettyfs Variety S-tore ........ ..... 1 05 Pierce Bros. ............... ,-- 90 -Schack 85 Swine-hart ..... - ..,....... 94 Schwab 85 Bacon .......... .. ......... 81 89 Sorensen's Coffee and Tea House .... S'teckleberg's Grocery .............. 87 Tinsley, The Jeweler ................ 101 MONVUMENT WORKS Harlan Monument Works ........... 93 MUSIC Hetzel Music House ...... - ......... 91 NEWSPAPERS, PRINTING, AND ENGRAVING Bureau of Engraving, Inc, .......... 78 Harlan Republican ................ 98 Harlan Tribune ................. .--101 PHOTOGRAPHER W. A. Morehouse ................... 99 PLUMBING AND HEATING Henry Enenbach ................... 86 PRODUCE Harlan Produce Creamery .......... 91 RENDERING COMPANY Harlan Rendering Company--. ....... 110 SHINING PARLOR Blair Shining Parlor ............... 96 TAILORING N. P. Junker ...................... - 84 Charles C. Nielsen ........ ---. ....... 98 TELEPHONE COMPANY Farmers Mu-tual Telephone Co. ..... 107 THEATRE Harlan Theater ......-.-...... ..-- 1 08 TIRE STATIONS Tire Service Station ......... .- ..... - 98 UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENTS French Funeral Home .............. 102 J, L. Troyer ............... -----.--- 1 03 Autographs