Hartley High School - Oracle Yearbook (Hartley, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1944 volume:

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Treimer 13 .1 if ' O -K0 ' Su i , L THE SCHOOL FACULTY BACK ROW J L Adams J J Hxckey I M Maxson W F Kelley J D Denny L M Kxrlm MIDDLE ROW Miss Anderson Mxss Bumann Ruth Ahrenstorff offlce girl M1ss Pollock FRONT ROW MISS Soule Mxss Smlth MISS Gundelach Mxss Borland Mrs Goerxng M1ss Holthaus Mnss Wxtter ! H155 Batt D1etz , Ag 'er' i if U H E Q E . A xlrs S l- , A , A 1 l 1 . ' C O ' f 1 if L F f - A Q O A E THE FACULTY OF THE HARTLEY PUBLIC SCHOOL Et O E Lester Gen Soi Agri B S State Teachers College K1rksville, M1ssouri M A Uhxverslty of Hissour1 Columbia MlSSOUP1 1 yr Advanced Graduate Work University of Southern Cal ur John Hicks Athletics, Hlstory B S t Marys College St Marys, Kansas Mr Walter F Kelle Com ercial B A uther College, Decorah, Iowa 1 yr Nettleton Comercial College Misa Alice Anderson Home Economics wa State College, Ames, Iowa Hrs William Goering Sixth Grade 5 yrs at Iowa State Teachers and at the University of Iowa Miss Bethel Pollock Music English owa State Teachers Cedar Falls, Iowa Miss Letha Holthaus Fourth Grade 2 yrs at Iowa State Teachers Cedar Falls, Iowa Miss Rosa Lee Soule Second Grade S ate Teachers College Kirksvllle, Mlssouri Misa Mable Borland Pr1mer Kindergarten and Primer Dlploma 2 yrs at Iowa State Teachers Cedar Falls, Iowa l summer, Univers1ty of Iowa C Pr1n Ivan M laxson Social Science Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Iowa Unlversity of Minnesota M1nneapol1s, Minnesota Miss Elinore Bumann English Normal Training Cornell College Mount Vernon, Iowa Columbia Univers1ty New York C1ty Graduate Work, Iowa Universlty Mr Dwight Donn Math k Science Oskaloosa, Iowa Graduate Work, Iowa Un1versity M Leao Kirlin Jr High Pr1n Manual Tra1n1ng B A Cornell College Mount Vernon, Iowa Graduate Work in Manual Tra1ning Iowa State and Univers1ty of Wyoming M James L Adams Band, Jr High Morningslde College Sloux City, Iowa Miss Lorna Smlth F1fth Grade rs t Iowa State Teachers Cedar Falls, Iowa M1ss Roma Gundelach Third Grade yrs t Buena 61St8 College Storm Lake, Iowa Miss Doroth Vltter First Grade 2 yrs at Buena ista College Storm Lake, Iowa H 5 Su e a o ' e a g AL. or V al Y I O BOAQ T . . D 0 I ' I ' MQAJ . , ' 5 l I 0 - . BQAO 0 MOA! 0 Sioux Falls, South Dakota .h. Wh. Penn ollege B.S. Io I A , . B.A. I B.S. ' 2 y . a B. . St l 2 . a ' SENIOR CLASS BACK ROW Gene Sorensen James Cashman Loren Brandt Carl Kuehl Donald Slttler Rex Pet ersen Wayne Rossman Donald Selby Cl1stus Dornbusch Arthur Krebs Robert Mealman Merle Al br1ght Paul Smder MIDDLE ROW Supt O E Lester Argene Henaman Joyce Butler Jean Grotefeld Carol Putnam Phyllls Boernsen Louella Brehmer Ruth Wxchmann Myrna Thee Jane Templeman Nad1ne Weber Erma Ewoldt Allce Olhausen Miss Pollock FRONT ROW Joan Grotewohl Ruth Chrlstopher Sharlee Stanley Betty Dletz Joyce Swanson Ruth Frembgen Maxine Froehllch Elame Stembeck D01-15 Madsen .server I lass Officer Tlxe Oracle Dt ff' ' v 1 1 1 r ' V 7 1 Q Q D - , . . . ' ' ' ' 7 I Y Y ! 1 Y Y Y ! V y v - ' . '. . . 7 ' ' I ! V ' 9 . ,-1 .-' 0 I' . .1 ... -1 .. -- .J - 'r A Presldent Vxce Pres1dent Secretary Treasurer SENIOR CLASS Arthur Krebs Donald Sittler Joan Grotewohl Betty Dietz Merle Albright Phyllis Boernsen Louelle Brehmer Joyce Butler James Cashman Ruth Chr1stopher Betty D1etz c11StU8 Dornbuseh Erma Ewoldt Ruth Frembgen Maxlne Froehlmch Jean Grotefeld Joan Grotewohl Argene Henaman Arthur Krebs Carl Kuehl CLASS SPONSORS M183 Bethel Pollock Supt 0 E Lester Class Colors: Peach and blue Class Flower Carnatlon Dorls Mhdsen Robert Mealman Rex Petersen Carol Putnam Wayne Rossman Donald Selby Donald Slttler Paul Snider Gene borenson Sharlee Stanley Elalne Ste1nbeck Joyce Swenson Jane Templeman Myrna Thee Nad1ne Weber Ruth Wiehmann STANDING COMMITTEE: Nadine Weber Neyne Rossman Class Motto 'We've crossed the bay the ocean lies before us H 5 THE Loren Brandt Alice Olhausen : Z ll Merle Albrmght H Club 3 4, gasket l 2 3 4 Sas ball l 4 Football C as O pl er 'You 'no H m bf the 10156 he doe n't maVe yllls noernsen rls Jlee Clu '2 NA qu lre WE1d 11th few words Loren Brendr Ba ketball 2 3 Junlor C ss Play S9P1OT lass Plav, Base ba l l 2 ma i 2 6 4 One Act la Chorus pza a tette 4, P Club 4 'S orc a d na DV Luella Qr hm Pep Club 4 Basket a l 7 4 nShe seems qulet but do we know her Jo ce Butler rep Club 3 4 Glee lub 3 'She takes th1DgS as they co serene, unmoved James Cashman Basletball 2 Foot l 3 4 Eand l 2 3 uHe 15 W1SP who l1St6HS much an talks l1tt1e Ruth Chrlstopher Pep Club l 2 3 4 C eerleader 4 junlor Class Play Senlor Class Plav Best thlngs cone 1n l1ttle pac ages Bett Dletz Pep Club l 2 5 4 Class ficer 4 Basketball 2 3 4 'It's nlce to be nlce, v en you naturally nlce Cl1stus Dornbusch H Club 3 4 One t Play JUHIOT Class rlay Senlor Class Play, Baseball l-2-3-4, Bas- ketball 3, All School Play. 'If kn1,hthood days were here again, what a gallant gentleman.n Erma Ewoldt Pep Club l 2 3 4 E 'E'IEEFEe+re 4 Glee Club l 2 5 4 be lor Class PlaJ, One ct Play 2 Q nd 2 3 4 Declanatory 2 3 Sextette 4 Do 1 th a Jlll and lt wlll be done I Ruth renbgen Pe Club l 2 3 4 G e ub l Cf 4 nJ1Z D hx1ne pFOGfllC1 p Club l 2 3 5 e 3 l Ora le btaff 4 N4 does sh le p so cheer Jean Grotefel4 Peo Clwb C ee Cl b l 2 Qas'etball 5 NA merry rearf maPet cheerful countenence Joar Grotewohl Peo Club 1 Presl ent of band 4 One Act lav 4 Class Offlcer 4 Echo Staff 4 Citlzenshlp Award 4 ohort otorl Award 3 USho 15 one who does her own t ln lna Ar ene men nan Peo Club l 2 3 4 3 extette l 4 Trlo 4 DOlO1St 2 nTo be wonanlv s the greates charm of voman Arthur xrebs Bas? tball l Echo Q aff Eand 4 nF6StllHb 2, One Act Play Class Off1C8T 4 Jun1or Class Play Oracle Staff o 4 Senior Class Play All bchool Play 5 4 'Those who know the most say least ' Carl uehl H Club l 2 3 4 Basket l 5 Baseball l Football 2 'Beware the sllent m DOPIS Madsen - Pep Club 4, Oracle Staff 4, BaSV8tball 4. HA w1ll1nQ determlned worker.n S 6 A ' Q Q 1 -1 1 A C Q 1 1 , bal - - , e - , F85 ' v , 2-3, l s f-'c, l. ' ' ' , U V 'A ' 1. w .i. cj . . ' ,s- , L5 ' ' 1 1 ' '4. IV - ' ' , .+ 'T . . . C W1 v' . ,-, ,-. ,. vs Ph . . ,L - 11 ' b - 2-3, Basketball Z-U-4. 'iaI, dem - n.' v' . F A - ' P ' ' ' I 1 in C1 -C-3, Oracle bta- . h' z--there goes 'ned'.n , . -A , - s.. - , ' la gn M - if ' - 1-Pe ---4, 1 -' - Q, H R 4l-' - , P y J1 '3 411,112 '15, C ' a n 1-4, All school Play 3-4, Hen's Low . . ae I 2 . ful- 2, 4 M ss 'Qu r . . -I- h t n S pkL.u , - a - A L l-2-5-4, l u - , L 1- - 2- -4. c e er - , X - .1 L . ,, h a ,, .-.....T...... H b 1 u' n f L 0 n IA . , . -, n A lg er V df . F . . - N - , sy ' V , , , r- '- . , , ' , .4 ' s ' , ' me-- A ' ' - h' k- gl . I! . o 3' - Z , , - H at Q i -b- n , bal - , - - . ee u -2- -4, 0 - . - . A 1 I d 3- , ' -5. ' ,,W . .L J i t 1 , - D - - - , . . 4 Q h , , . , - He , .' kt 4. f . H ' ' n . J - - 1,-I , 4 . . n ' D I ' 0 ' 1 X, - , I - - - - , ' - l 1 ' ' 4 - ' ' ' wh, 1 ,'re . u ,-, - , 31 u -0 0 - Q , - bal 2- , - , T ' -' - , l- -3-4. AG . H , ' ' 1 , ' an.n Robert Healman Basketball 2 D clamatory l 'Thy aren't thev all conten e l1Ve me? A1109 Oltadsen ren Club l 2 3 4 C e Cllb 3 Easketball 3 4 ' w1l 1 IBN or aVe n Rex Petersen Football l 2 3 4 Bas Vetball 3 4 Paseball l Clxb 3 ' athl t and a mlghtv ne who plays untll the ga e s won Carol le taff 2 3 Glee Club l 2 3 Echo A One Aq+ Plav 2 Declamator5 l uAlways a gentle SW1lS to ree ou Pu nam Pep Club l 2 0 4 navne Rossman n- ub 3 4 e Offlcer 2 3 4 Baseball 4 One Pct Play 3 4 Junlor Class Pla 58P1OT Class Play All bchool Play 2 nGood student good COWDBDIOH, Oo athlete, and a good fF16Ud Donald belbf H Club l football as' tball l ? 3 4 Baseba l 2 3 4 One Act Play l HI llke work lt fasclnates me, colld slt and watch lt for ho: s Donald 5 ttler Club 4 Baseball en's vborus 2 3 Debate l Class Ofr1CCT 4 football 3 4 Base ball 5 nYou can't keep a good nan down Paul Snlder H Club l 2 3 4 Ba d l 2 3 4 Baseball l flcer l Basketball l 2 3 en's Chorus uHave a good tlwe allve 'cause you ll be dead a long t1me 9 4 Class f l 2 4 Football IM11C you re aene Sorensen L Club l en S Chorus 2 3 asketball 2 3 Cla s ufflcer 2 3 Baseball l 2 dlW1OF Class Play benlor Class Play Football 2 3 4 Oracle staff 2 mobo staff 3 4 Debate l We brlgltens up hls corner of e world ' Sbarlee stanley Peo Club l 2 3 4 Bisletball 9 3 4 n, s fear d sh 1ll dle of ov wot' nlalne otelnbec Peo Club l 2 C ee C Jb l Feet rare wade to d noe wltn Joyce Svanso e lub l 2 3 Clzb l+? 3 4 Dfclamatorg l Band l 2 3 4 Orlclc otaff 3 echo at ff 3 Junlor Cl ss lay, 5G11OT Class Play 'che ould stop the roll call of S peter s to r ue Jane Temnleman Pep Club 3 4 'HF rever sb flnd ber elf ln llfe she'll 5e+ long Wyrna lhee wlee Club l 2 3 Declam atorv l 2 3 rep Club l 2 3 4 e A t llys l 2 3 4 JUHIOT Cllss Hlay UGUIOP Class Pl y blcky lS tbe one nto 1S to e enoloyor her a lre aeber rep Club l 2 3 4 One Act 21 v 4 Class Ofp1CGF 2 3 4 c amator l P 4 G ee Club Or cle Staff 3 Bard l 2 3 4 JUHIOT Class Elly Senlor Class Play uSbe bo s IS wbat she 11KPS bears uh t she does not llke Rutb lCOm5OH ep Club 2 3 4 sen r C a s Pla! Class Off1C6F 3 'A glfl not of ords, but of 5Ct1OF H 5 . . - 3 , e- 5' ' , - ll- , ' Q YI 1 l I 1 U 9 'I 1 , , ,V , t,d s C 'O - , - - -3-4, '...,. -N C . V 'Q '11 ' F I J- .. Q Q 't -, I I ' ' .4 ' ' .nl - 'J' ' , .A 'Ag ' 'A 0 le ' , f - ?- - . 'L ' F ' th . . I 'I l f nd a v J m 2 0se.' ' f - A - - - -,, A J A - - - - I ..-....--i-1 , u11 ' N 3- , - ' , 5- L 1 4 - -- - . 2- -4. Ti . e e v' ' er- 'An . e e .' , o . - ',u l ' fl 5. on L f ,' P ,' 3 - ' A - -3-4, t . - - -'- , Ora- 1, lv , C , bl ' , .. 'Av' -4, N Q, U' 1 .1 . ' , Q ' l lgn , -, J Q , , . 4 . t .K Q ,ot L ! I1 - fvp C ' - - -4' Glee .............. y .U 1 ,- - , 1 f f , A - - - , f P , W , f f Q , M I ' v- .v 11,3 . .3 P L ' . ' C 9 Chorus 2-3. Football 2'5'4, Class One Act Play 2-4, Sextette 3-4, Trio ' ' ' , , - 3-44 ' D l yn -. In W 3 H 2 H 1 ' t. - , ' 3 5' 1 , MA f od . ll . 1 Q k, J -f - . C.e .o ' s . So ' ' , ' r - '.. H r 9 . , ,o a . . 3-4, 3 IQ -.- - , ll H , , - - - , M . AA - - 1 - - , .- ......... , , . ., ' I U - - , - - - , On ' ' ' 'F .H Ac f Q ' - - , ' r C 1, I - K J o L - IT- , , , H ' A - A ' b 1 3 4, I . ' , .1 , nf 'J .1 . YW - ' s ' .v ' -4, I d', , - ' - - - , I' li A . , ' L . ' L at , , - - , De- l .fl y - - , l , l-2-3-4, H - - - - Q , n Q J, ' A Q Q - ' ' - - - , -N-s, 0 - - ' , , - - ,. l 1 - ' 'il ' . wa aj M . , 5 'J v.f 1 ' ' 7 ' J f . 5' L. 4 - P - - , C - - ll . , . - 10 lfs ag, - . 1 . wi . 1 - ' A Ruth Wichmann Nadine Weber Myrna Thee Jane Templeman Joyce Swanson Ela1ne Stemnbeok Sharlee Stanley Gene Sorensen Paul Snlder Donald S1tt1er Donald Selby Uayne Rossman Carol Putnam Rex Petersen Alice Olhausen Robert Mealman Carl Kuehl Art Krebs Argene Henaman Joan Grotewohl Maxine Froehllch Jean Grotefeld Ruth Frembgen Erma Ewoldt Clistus Dornbusch Betty Dietz Ruth Christopher James Cashman Joyce Butler Louella Brehmer Loren Brandt Phyllls Boernsen Merle Albrlght FUTURE PREDICTIONS Liv1ng in the lap of luxury. Moving off the honor roll School bells' Or'Wedd1ng bells? Teachxng 1n a danc1ng school Startlng a chain of stores all her own. A llttle Stlff from P T A basketball coach at Plessis Tall, dark, and grusome, d1dn't he? Gett1ng a Hollywood contract anager of Old Folks Home Iithout boots Chauffeur for Jack Benny Hamburger stand r ght out on Long Beach Goes to head of class With an orcnestra of her own Tour1ng New Ybrk on roller skates. An orchestra leader On h1s own radio program Appear1ng 1n Metropol1tan Opera house. Followlng 1n Kel1ey's footsteps. Ra1s1ng Ch1CO6S Settled CWhere9 Forty f1ve minutes from Broadway Teach1ng ln a g1r1S school Accepts positlon as civilian fly1ng 1nstructor N1thout a ball in her hands Invents a non scuff dance shoe. Veter1nar1an Daughter 1n law to a theater manager. W1thout gum Now married and making his home at the 'Old Man Teaching elghth grade boys Without his ha1r combed H 5 ' O . . . . . . . . , . O . . . ' M .N V ' O L O i I V V . Doris Madsen Stenographer in'White House. I C . . . . . . .J I . . . . . O . I U. I . . . . I I se.!! . . ' . . . JUNIOR CLASS BACK ROW Corle Kruckenberg Donald Meyer Henry Kuehl Edward Mnller Robert Ford John Jochums Arthur Paulsen Emory Petersen Harold Munster Darrell Peters Gale Luedke MIIYOH Sampson James Wlttrock MIDDLE ROW M1ss Anderson Yvonne Sprague LaVeeda Stanley Betty Cam Vxolet Mullenberg Mar1an Cam Joyce Newklrk Fern Mayer Evelyn Behmer Betty Madsen Glorla Luedke Betty Muxlenberg Cleo Mae Guhl Marcella West Mr I M Maxson FRONT ROW Hattle Ann Schmoll Mary Jo Severance LaVonne Plke Betty Wxlson Loxs Gathman GIOFIH Albrlght Joyce Sxttler Ruth Ann Rmkabaugh Gladys Denny al ' sr R, lmlor Class Offlcers Z D I ! Y Y ' , l , , . t 1 , . I 5 . , , - , I Y . 1 9 V ! i V 3 9 1 9 ' ' . ' . Z - 1 Q Y , v V 9 Y 5 ' . -v QQ ' A AN fi ,Q S V 4 S A A A .X ' x I I V' N' . 5 , E . vi, I. v 5 .75 Q4 . . L ', THE JUNIOR CLASS President Donald ieyer V106 President Henry Kuehl Secretary Treasurer Evelyn Behmer Gloria Albr1ght Evelyn Behmer Betty Ca n Mar1er Caln Gladys Denny MKFJOTI Fahrenkrog Robe t Ford Lo s a+Pman John doc sms COTlF ackenberg Hen X u hl G I dke Glo la Luedke Be++y adsen Fern layer Donald leyer Edward Hiller CLASS SPONSORS Betty MU118Db8Fg V1018t Mu1lenber5 Harold ns er Joyce I Arthu P UL en Darrell eters Emory P ersen LaVcnne Plko Ml1tOn Sampson Hattle Arn Schmoll Mary Jo Severance Joyce S1ttler Yvonne Sprague LaVeeda Stanley Marcella West Betty Weimar Betty N11SOn James Wittrock STANDING COMMITTEE: Miss Allce Anderson Glorla Luedke Mr I M Maxson Corie Kruckenberg Class Colors Blue and Nhite Class Flower Bluebell Class Motto Don't try dyln but d1e trying H I O I O O O O U 1 . Q l l I i ' 0 o A -1 . X A . .1 1 i l HU t 'rl ' fewkifk r , s I . .G . Yyn r ' et S G ' Cleo Iae Guhl Ruth Ann Rickabaugh 'e Iv' ' . T' K e ale -ues. ' . U 1 ' '-F '11 'N' w - C I I H 4 ' g u ' YU O RHYHES WITHOUT RHYTHM Darrel, it sure's toe bad gun is rationed, Looks kind of fu ny for your mouth to be stationed Art, he sure is a funny lad, He thinks studying is all the fad Lois is a blonde bembshell, But her future she'l1 never tell Cleo, well, she don't know what she's doin', She's so ha py cause she goes with Gruen You see Joyce Newkirk, a quiet girl, But down at the dance, she sure can twirl Mnnster's bright in Hlstory class, People sitting around him are lure to pass Violet is sweeter than all the roses, Surely all you fellows must know this Betty huilenberg has been quiet all this year And a bright future is very near Lavonne is Another blonde And of one in particular she is very fond Fern Mayer keeps up the morale of the boys in camps She writes them letters and buys war stamps Gloria Albright is flrst 1n line, And for her to be a teacher will suit us just fxne Evelyn 18 going to undertake a job, If she ever wlshes to marry Bob But he hasn't found one young enough yet Henry Kuehl comes from an Iowa farm, And g1rls let us tell you, he'll do no harm John 13 good ln all these school plays, But the memory of him 1n the Junior play stays Gladys really llkel school work, And someday she'l1 be an 1mportant clerk Robert r1des wzth Art Krebs, And 15 slmply crazy for our little coeds honder why the Cain sisters left Moneta H1gh9 Could lt be that in Hartle you find a better guy H 5 O O P . O 0 l , v O 1 O D I . O Corie is a teacher's pet, . ' . . O . . . n ll . 1 RHYMES YITHOUT RHYTHM Just because James' name is last in line, Is no sign he isn't fine 'It's B136 to study to be a teac er, 'Cause someday Wilson may marry a preacher Meree11a'West, short and sweet, Is wait1ng for the right guy to meet. LaVeeda Stanley, a P T teacher, Fas boys and girls, a double feature Yvonne Sprague is very small, And NTase is oh so tall Joyce Slttler 15 her name, Yes, somebody thlnks she'l quite the dame Hatt1e Ann Schmoll has natural curly ha1r So her permanents really wear Jo has but one man in her mznd, But s1nce he's r1d1ng tralns, he's hard to innd Milton Sampson has a nice head of halr, He hopes that some day lt won t be bare Eddle Mlller 18 our real cut up, And Donnf Meyer s1ts in front of Ed, So lr Maxson has to use h1S h ad Gloria Jane 18 Gale's 31St6P, But she doesn't care for an: m ster Marge and Betty are quite the palr, Lnd about Shorthand they really care Futh Ann is a shapely lass, And sure she 1s, rlght at the head of the class fe1mer 1S on th1s Oracle' staff So her moments wath Gale are cut in half Gale is our Cassanova, Careful girls, and pass him ova Emory should have lots of space, 'Cause h1s poor feet sure take a place All the rhymes have now been wrlt And we hope that they have made a hlt H 5 'T a I 4 C Y ' h N ' I ' C l 3 O N I . O . . , Q I . I O Yes, that's Mr. Maxson hollering, HShut uplu I , . I ' e . 1 i ' I I 1- - 1 - n v ' n . U l C I A . I SOPHOMORE CLASS BACK ROW Lynford Taylor Robert Gable Vertus Frrck Rlchard Mohr Rxchard Munster B111 MacDowell Kenneth Sampson Ralph Wlchmann Walter Lammers Wllmar Weber Donald Har rmgton Donald Trexmer THIRD ROW Miss Elmore Bumann Betty Meehlhause Betty Lu Henaman Gretchen Graves Clar lce Recher Lela Mae Baumelster Helen Hoper Audree Bartelson Ruth Schmoll Ruth Boernsen Dolores McCarty Joyce Rohlf Mr W F Kelley SECOND ROW LaVonne Goetsch Vrvxan Jons LuVerne Knxcker Vxrgmxa Mxller Dorothy Soren sen Pearl Nrelson LaVonne Salser Amy Brehmer Betty Graen Maxme Brower Naom1M1l1er Ruth Nagel FRONT ROW Maryorze Barrd Arlene Frledrrchsen Dorothy Wlttrock Joyce Walker Dorene Stot crau Aulcne Fahlenkamp FIOFIS Mangels LaVonne Braunschwexg Verla Frederxcks Sopho ore Class Off' cers l ' 1 1 1 s 1 D 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - - ' I 1 . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 I . , , . . . . ' I Y 1 l ' - ' ' Y I V I I ' 1 1 I 1 ' 1 . . , , . . 1 THE SCPFCIOFE CLASS Presldent Delore McCarty Vice Pres1dent Donald Harrlngton Secretary Treasurer Lafonne Goetsch M8FjOF16 Balrd Audree Bar+elson Lela Mae Baume1ster Ruth Boernsen LaVonne Braunschweig Amy Brehmer M8X1D8 Brower Arlene Fehlenkamp Verla Frederlcks Robert Gable LaVonne Goetsch Betty Green Gretchen Graves Donald H8TY1HgtOU Betty Lou Henaman Helen Hoper V1V1an Jons Luverne KP1Ck9T Nalter Lammers B111 MacDowe11 CLASS SPONSOPS Florls Mangela Delores McCarty Betty deehlhause laomi m11ler Jlrglnla Maller Rlchard nohr Ruth Nagel Pearl Nlelson Clarlce Recher Joyce Rohlf LaVonne Salser Kenneth Sampson Ruth Schmoll Dorothy Sorenson Dorene Stoterau Lynford Tevlor Donald Trelmer Joyce walker W1lmar Heber Ralph Nlchmann Dorothy Wittrock SLAHDING COMHITTEE Mlss Ellnore Bumenn Dorene Stoterau Mr W F Kel ey Amy Brehmer Colors Shell pink and Ocean blue Class Flower Nlld Rose Class Motto nThe past forever gone the future Stlll our own H 5 I A 4 L .. . O C I C C I C S . I O O I . S ' o O T . V E , .U Y ,. . . . . Y Arlene Friedrichsen Louis ReMillard nl 1 A. .w , .. -H o m 7' n . . . 1 1 1. - , , ,, - ll 0 Y Be so short? Have such blonde ha1r? Wear bow tl8S? Live on a farm? Like the Lakes 1n the summer? Go wlth a freshman? Fall so hard? Be so happy? Be so th1n? Be in school? Llke bangs? Go wlth out of town boys? Move? Be so br1lliant? Like town 11fB Like P T ? Be called 'P1g'? Like those house parties? Be so short and sweet? Be called Judy Garland? Wear glasses? Like new faces? Be so appeal1ng to women? Slng so sweetly? Like basketball Like those rides home? Be so far from town? Be so 1ndependent? W1sh I were back ln the Sth grade? Wish gas weren't rationed? Like people comlng from Melvxn? Be so busy? Wear that red plald shirt? Not galn height? Like those school plays? Go after the 6 p m ma11? Like dances? Be engaged? Look forward to every night? Always stay home? Be so delicate? Be content to stay on a farm? Be so qu1et in public? 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H 5 Dorothy Nlttrock Ralph Wlohmann Wlhmar Weber Joyce Walker Donald Trelmer Lynford Taylor Dorene Stoterau Dorothy Sorenson Ruth Schmoll Kenneth Sampson LaVonne Sal s er Joyce Rohlf Louis Remillard Clar1ce Recher Pearl lnelsen Puth Nagel Richard Munster Rlchard Mohr V1rg1n1a Mlller Naomi M1ller Betty Meehlhause F1or1s Mangels Bill MacDowell lalter Lammers Luverne Knlcker V1V1BH Jons Helen Hoper Betty Lou Henaman Donald Harrington Gretchen Graves Betty Graen LaVonne Goetsoh Robert Gable Arlene Friedr1chsen Vertus Frick Verla Fredricks Arlene Fahlenkamp Maxine Brower Amy Brehmer Lavonne Braunschweig Ruth Boernsen Lela Mae Baumeister Audree Bartelson Msrgorie Baird W H M U S T I ,..'T -'-' ' 'u Like a pen pal in service? ---- - - - Dolores LkCarty FRESHMAN CLASS BACK ROW Delbert Schwlen Bxllxe Selby James Hallowell Wayne Muhs Robert Kramme Eldon Tre1mer Henry W19d1tZ Thomas Adolph Lows Stromberg Morrls F1Ck Dale Albert Marvm O1 hausen Thame Shmkle MIDDLE ROW Mr Adams Darrel West Ernest Ottens Gordon Ahrenstorff Mary Jean Pohlmann June Pfltzenmaler Dollene Th1etJe Loxs Re1ffenberger Inez Newqulst Jean Post Thyra Putnam Iola Geerdes Betty Ann Preus Mr Denny FRONT ROW Clans Lmder Mardella Denny Car ol Knott Jovce Bxerner Roselln Runge Margaret Baird Madonna Dorfmeyer Verna Hemmxg betty Dui? Darlene Byers Bessle Bethel The Boys Octette rreshren Class Off1CGTS THE FPDSHMAN CLASS President Thaine Shinkle V1ce President Henry dlbdltl Secretary Treasurer Carol Knott Thomas Adolph Gordon Ahrenstorff Dale Alberts Margaret Baird Bessle Bethel Joyce Eremer Dar lene Byers Mardella Denny Letty Dletz Madonna Dor'meyer Morrls Fick Iola Geerdes Orva Gonnerman James Hallowell Verna Hemmig Carol Knott Bobby Kramme Clarls Llnder CLASS SPOVSOQSx Wayne Muhs Inez Newquist Marvln Olhausen Ernest Ottens June Pfltzenmaier har Jean Pohlman Jean Post Betty Ann Preus Thyra Putnam Lols RB1ffGDbBYgGY Roselle Runge Delhert Schweln Billle Selby Thalne Shlnkle Dollene Thletje Eldon Tre1mer Darrel West Henry Wheditz STANDING COMMITTEE: Mr J D Denny Bobby Kramme Mr J L Adams James Hallowell Class Colors ray and Red Class Flower 'arnation Class Motto Tonlght we launch where shall we anchor? .- L , mucosa . .. , 0 1 0 U e l' con v. n. I 3 - . . 1' gv 4 ' ' K' J I , . 3 . A . . . 1 . 1. L . . . . 'an v u o 9 0 v o -G , 'Rada ll v - A-- H FRESUWAN DITTIUS To know her 18 to love her Worry and I have never met A regular vamp Infant prodlgy City l1fe's too fast for me She glves her tongue no moment Not exactly a fllrt but almost A condensed volume of grins A polzshed gentleman Solemn as a judge 'I don't see why some people a dumb ' re t e so Her middle name 18 'Giggles My kingdom for a man Studying makes me nervous I do my own thlnking I m doing fine oons1der1ng my youth Silence 18 golden She engoys the brlght side of llfe I'm noisy, but no one knows it He was once caught studylng Little but mighty I am more or less bashful est way home There's nothlng half so sweet 1n life as love s youn dream Nhat a fuss I would make 1f I only had the nerve Quietness personifled I'm a hapoy l1ttle coantrv mald Fun can't be carr1ed too far Peok's bad boy Too young to know whether he llkes glrls or not People thlnk l'm 8mb1tlOUS I say what I th1nk Hold the fort I'm comlng' I favor a f1ve day week end Pleaslngly dlfferent from everyone else Thoughts are m1 htier than strength of hand Clarls Linder Rosella Runge Marvin Olhausen Th81H6 Shlnkle Darrel West Lols Remffenberger Madonna Dorfmeyer Henry 1ed1tz Ernest Ottens Eldon Trelmer Inez N8WqU13t Mary Jean Pohlmann Darlene Byers Billle Selby Dale Alberts Bobby Kramme Margaret Balrd Jean Post James Hallowell MOFPIS Flck Tommy Adolph Bess1e Bethel Letty u16tZ hyn Muhs lardella Denny June Pfltzenmaier Betty Ann Preus Joyce Bremer Delbert Qcnwexn Jordon Ahrenstorff Carol Knott Verna demm1g Iola Geerdes Thyra Putnam Orva Gonnerman Dollene Thxetje LLL' -'J t ' s s ' ' g w.? . ' r n . I . ' . Q n 1 ' ff , . . I I The longest way around is the sweet- ,. ' g u C ' 1 ' 1 .1 ' ' ul L F .F A' O T' 'V isvmlm GIRLS BASKETBALL SQUAD BACK ROW Betty Dmetz Sharlee Stanley Phylhs Boernsen Supt O E Lester Amy Brehmer Mary Jo Severance LuVerne Knxcker FRONT ROW LaVeeda Stanley Jean Grotefeld Joyce Szttler Fern Mayer Audree Bartelson Ev elyn Behmer BOYS BASKEIBALL SQUAD BACK ROW Rxchard Munster, Manager, John Jochums, Henry Wxedxtz, Merle Alkrrght, Thomas Adolph, Donald Kramme, Rlchard Mohr, Cone Kruckenberg, Coach John Hlckey FRONT ROW Paul Smder, Rex Petersen, Emory Petersen, Darrell Peters, Harold Munster, Donald Meyer. Donald Trelmer l ,LC u' , A A A A we ' . I V V it ' ' it C' R 2 'F .. Q ' V I, 4 I., . Q-in 6 ' Jr 3 V, ' Q I ' lf ' l A R, x A Q , AA' . K V ' ,A M - f' IRLS B ASKVTEALL The l943 44 G1F1'S bask tball season was a very successful one DUFIHQ the season they ple ed 25 fanes of wh1oh 20 were wlns and 3 were losses The UIPIS ended tr season by w1nn1nf fourth place 1n the State To1rnanent The Des o1nes Deglster placed rn: Brehmer and Phyllls Boer nsen on the 3rd All state ieam Pettv Dletz, LuVerne H1Ck6Y Lary Jo Severance, and Sharlee Starlev ecelved honorable mentlon The local sertette started v1th the rlbht foot forward by defeat1ng kkron o3 21 From here they won SJCCSSSIVG V1CtOYlPS from Glllet urove MGIVIH, oanborn, Gruver La e Park, another from Glllet Grove and Sanborn and one from Georve Then Ashton smelled ndefeat It was a tbrllllng Pame 1n Wh1Ch nelther team had very uct lead at any tlme, but ended wlth Ashton on top 37 35 Uartlev s 1rls started the ball rolllnb agaln by def at1ng Poyal by a score of 26 lO and HBFFIS 5 lO In the ectional tournament Ne galn d the chance lor the d1str1ct by elbowln out Inwood, Royal, and Doon Then the nGlF1S 1n Whlte' defeat d Lester, a team wh1ch had been oeaten but once durlng the season In the county tournament thev won a vlctory over Saroorn to WID the trophy hartlev dowred Lake Park by a score of 41 15 The Dlstrlct Tournanent Wh1Ch was held on the home floor also showed Hartley the vlctor and alned us a berth 1n the btate Tomrnament ve defeated Ir ton ln the f1FSt rolnd and Havelock, last year's state runner up 1n the finals by a score of 56 40 In the flTSt round of the btate at Des NOIHGS, the Hartley 1rls nosed out tteamboat Pock ln a double OVGFt1WO thr1ller Iarengo CHB1lPHgCd us next and Jas defeated N1Ot8 thls year's state champions, defeated us 1n the thlrd game of the tournament Our glF1S made a food ShOW1Hg and Wlota had the1r hands full In the consolat1on flnals the Coon Ranlds team beat us 1U the la t second of play to 1ve us four h place 1U the State Thls proved to be a verf successful basketball season and though we lose some swell nlayers bf 0T8dU3tlOU, prospeots for a good team nort vear are brlght The letterwlnners are etty Dletz CCapta1n Dhyllls Docrnsen CC Captaln bharlee btanley, Jear Jrotefeld err Jo beverance lern Mayer. LaVeedg Stanlev Joyce 51tt1PT, nvelyn ehmer Amx Brehwer LuVerne Knlcker, and Audree dartley Hartley hartley Hartley Hartley nartley hertley Hartley Hartley Hartley Hartley Hartley Bartelson Akron vlllet Grove melvln oanborn Gruver LMePwk Royal G1llet Grove Sanborn Georoe Ashton Poval H 5 Hartley Hartley h rtley Hartley Hartley Hartley Hartley lartley Hartlev Hartley Hartley Hartley lartley Harr1s Lester oanborn Lake Park Inwood Royal Doon Ireton havelock Stmbt Rock Marengo N1ota Coon Ran1ds 21 Co O oec 40 fD1st . 3' .4 he , '. ' O ' l -A . A Q :I rw A -J . .uv - vr - Q v L Q 7 ' 0 in ,H , ' I I . , . . n I r ' 1 , 2 ' ., , ' , 2 , ll . . O A - A J A ' za . ,R L ' v ' . . -L U kj . ,7 - .1 A L1 , . 3 9 , .- U , 0 . I. 'f -J , A . - . I 9 O . ' V ,: B ' D ' D, 4 j ' ' f . o- . Jr I Iv 4 - in -N I 11 1 ' ' A 4 1 33 21 M 57 ' 10 , 27 17 1 53 28 ' 34 W ' 13 'a 51 U C .D 29 15 4l 15 - 48 24 ' A 58 - 135 ' , 39 ll - 70 2 J C' .J 'a 33 21 'f 58 ' 207 63 ' 37 1' 44 321 , 51 1 12 V 56 ' . J 7 38 - f 21 J L 45 . 1 43 ' 35 37 1 46 54 . t 26 1 U 10 26 41 A 58 ' 39 BOYS QASV TPALL hartley's 1043 44 basvetball t am, under the uldance of Coach John H1 key, closed a rather GlSWHl season aceordlng to w1ns and losses, bmt LBIHBC wxch valuarle exnerl nce as the season nro gressed lost of thls year s tean returns next year, and then watch out' The boys opened the season rather slowly by dronolng several of the games In some of these they were ahead at the end of the thlrd quarter only to drop behind at the close The Hawks revlstered one wln over Royal, one over Ashton and one over Moneta Thou h Poyal def a ed us the f rs tzme, the Second game was all our wav we easllz defeat d Ashton ln our sln gle encounter Wlth toem ihe game Nlth oneta was the usual hard fought battle and our boys emer ed f1CtOFS by a score of 19 18 In th County lournament, lag the rowerful Prlnehar f1VG and won the rznner up UOS1t1OH SPCt10H8l tourna ent our usual the boys had the hard luck of draw Pft r defeatln us the! Wert on lh that tourrament Abain ln the lace held out and we played the mlghty Sh ldon qulntet vho rent or to U11 the tourqament The 1 tt rwlnrers Nero Rex Qeterser, lerle Alhrl ht, Paul Snlder, SQUIOTS John Jochuns Dorald Meyer Darrell P ters Corie Kruclenberg Eworf Petersen, larold V rster Cantaln JJDlOFS Donald Trel r bop o ore Bobby ramn , fresh an, ster Mana er he scores for th season were Hartley Hartley Hartley Hartley Hartley Hartley Hartley nartlev Hartley Hartley rartley Hartlef Hartley Hartl y Hartley V llet Grove 1lfOFd anhorn Lake Park Royal Doyal oanborn Prlnehar verly astton kr mghar Paull1na Moncta Lake Park oheldon H 5 Plchard un . .EL., ' - na rr ' . U ,o - . o Q .0 . . . . L 3 ' ' va J no 'e - k - 1 n E . l , - .1 . ' , I s. -I . - V. ' 4 . k . V L h Q 'Q' I '., I 5 g L I , 9 t 4 A ' t tl, vi Ar . I J V Q . . ' . 1 . n ' . M 0 S Y ' G . fi F1 Q .J . L 5 '. 1 ' 'no. ' . . e , , ' 5 j . A L V ' . ' I ' ', 1 . g '7' . . ' W ' L , . 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V 19 A Z 15 FA. 24 V lO 5 40 17 L , 44 35 t,5 4 - 10 N i 31 I 29 ' ' 38 19 X 1 18 e 16 , 57 , 16 ' 40 A-R - Q7 223 FOOTBALL SQUAD BACK ROW Cstand1ngDTha1ne Shmkle Manager Henry W1ed1tz Tom Adolph Gene Sorensen James Cashm n Donald Trexmer Morrxs Fxck Darxcl Peters Donald Selby Lol IS Rem1llard Henry Kuehl Kenneth Sampson James Hallowell MIDDLE ROW Cbackfleldb Wxlmar Weber Gale Luedke Donald Meyer Corle Kruckenberg FRONT ROW Harold Munster Emory Petersen Mllton Sampson Donald Sxttler Carl Kuehl Wayne Rossman Rex Petersen BASEBALL SQUAD BACK ROW Coach John H1ckey, Donald Trexmer, Harold Munster, Darrell Peters, Chstus Dorn busch, Henry W1ed1tz FRONT ROW Paul Snlder, Gene Sorensen, Donald Meyer, Corle Kruckenberg, Henry Kuehl, Don ald Kramme FOOTBALL Hartley H1gh's 1943 football team closed a fairly successful season with one w1n two ties, and fave losses During the course of the season, cme good and some ragged ball was played Lack of experience was one oz the chief defects of the team, but as the sea son progressed nd experlence was gained, the Hawks grew 8tf0D5'f The f1FSt scheduled game was with Llnn Grove, which turned out to be a 7 7 tie For a f1rst game, the boys played a good one Then we took on the powerful Paulllna eleven The defen!1V0 play by both teams was except1onally good, bu the offens1ve was ragged and UD1Ht8P8St1Dg However, the Paulllnaites were able to push over the only touchdown and defeat us by that margin we battled Aurelia to a scoreless tie 1n a g1V8 and take thril ler Wh1Ch ended w1th 'Bulldogsn throwing long passes in an effort to snatch a victory in the final minutes Bingo' Primghar' Durlng the first half we fought them to a oomparat1ve standstxll but immediately follow1nf the half we let up and they crossed our goal three more t1mes Except for that quarter, the Hartleyites played nlce ball Down went outherland for the flrst w1n of the season A re covered fumble was the break' that gave us the score by the small difference ef one touchdown scored by a passing attack A small, but scrappy team from bt arys of Alton beat us by three touchdowns in the most interesting game of the season for the spectators Our final encounter, with Sibley was disappointing The Lakes Conference team defeated us by a large margin The lettermen were Captain Rex Petersen Co Captain Wayne Ross man, Harold lunster, Carl Wuehl, Gale Luedke Gene Sorenson, mmory Petersen, Milton bampson, Donald Tre1mer Donald Sittler Donald Sel by Darrell Peters Donald Meyer, Wmlmar Weber Cor1e hruokenberg and Thaine Sh1nkle, Manager The scores for the 1943 season were Hartley Linn Grove Hartley Paullina Hartley Aurelia Hartley Prlmghar Hartley Sutherland Hartley Milford Hartley St Marys Hartley ibley Q - 1 ' ' a ' 5 I ll . - Milford downed the fighting 'Hawken in an exciting encounter D I - I ' I ' D 7 7 0 6 0 0 0 ' 27 7 0 0 7 0 . 19 0 20 the 1945 team so we should have another flghting ontfit agaln this BASEBALL 1943 Hartley H1gh'a 1943 baseball team played seven games, of which two were w1ns and fmve were losses Although this percentage is not as hlgh as ln prev1ous years, the squad lmproved as the season pro gressed Some good and some medlocre ball was played but as a whole the season could be consldered succ ssful The Ndawk yes opened w1th Sutherland and CODSld8F1HV the lack of OXQSPIGUCG our team played very well we won thls game by an imDF3SS1VP score The next game was w1th Gaza Except for one lnning, we would have emerged the X1 tor Durlng that 1nn1ng Gaza plled up a total of seven runs wh1ch was more than enough to defeat us Our next games were wmth the powerful Veneta n1ne Durlng the f1rst game our many errors coupled w1th the1r extra base h1tS caused our downfall In the return ngagement we played much better ball and manafed to hold the score down somewhat The second game wlth Sutherland ended 1n another victory for mate outcome Another slgn of improvement came between the two Paullina games In the f1rst, our errors w1th thelr extra base h1ts enabled the opponents to defeat the nHa:ksn by a rather lar e score The next encounter came durlng +he 5SCt1OD81 Tournament The opponents get as many hlts as before, but w1thout our errors to help them were able to defeat us only after a hard battle E1ght letter wlnners and a number of reserves are retarnlng from sprlng The scores for the 1945 season were: Hartley Hartley F rtl y qartlev Hartley Hartlev Sectional Tournament Hartley 1 H 5 Suth rland 4 Gaza Moneta oneta Sutherland 6 Paullina 20 Paulllna 0 . 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' lx THE BAND Under the dzrection of Mr Adams, a new teacher in this school, the band has shown pep and enthusiasm Durlng the school year, they contrlbuted to the students happ1ness by presentlng a-muslcal pro gram every other week, 1n the audltorlum Thxs organlzation has added color and enthus1asm to all of our football and basketball games, by putt1ng on a performance dur1ng the rest perloda The personnel of the band conslsts of the following grade and high school students Baritorn Horn Richard Albrecht Clar1nets Vertus Fr1ck, Iola Geerdes, Donald Tre1mer, Gladys Denny, BCtty'WG1mOF Joyce Swanson, Nad1ne Neber, and Rxchard Mohr Alto Clar1net LaVonne Goetsch Cornets Luverne Knmcker, Wayne Muhs, Donald Meyer, Yvonne Sprague, Loren Brandt Arthur Krebs Kettle Drums Joan Grotewohl French Horns Mary Butler, Glorla Knott, Nathalie Morris Oboe LaVonne Braunschwolg Saxaphone Darold Rost, Dcllene Thietge cousaphones Thomas Adolph, Robert For Paul Snlder Trombones Erma Ewoldt, Henry Wieditz he brass quartet conslsts of Loren Brandt, Erma Ewoldt, Luverna hnickor, and Yvonne Sorague. Th1s group will probably make 1t8 1n1t1al appearance at the MUSIC Contest sometzme in Aor1l The magorette and snappy leader of the marchlng band, 18 Yvonne Sprague Dressed 1D thelr n1fty un1fOYmS, the tw1rlers and the band, led by M1ss Sprague, really made a nice appearance at some of the fall festlvxties H 5 . l . . . I I I . ,. . A . 3 l Drums - Niel Rasmussen, Thaine Shinkle, Amy Brekmer u 1 ' I . U ' d J l O T . . . . s Q G 5 'Q 9 9 5? 2 if ! 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WTO r D P ana a v0 f wansoo, ur and adwfe o OLO1STS velvn hwer, udlvv bor, and o' ikson E OP Owoors from tor and af L 'GH O11OWlPT of lcers For +H o tl u Aesop P 1G9Ut ar 1 D tnao V109 PF5b1d6Ht nw Joh PT Qhcr +arx roaiurpr 1LOP18 rlnv tke baa1O+ba11 sfason, thr 1510 A SOC1dTlOU olanued +0 ralsc money ll VLFlOUS wa1s orlv orc on tHose was trl d and 1 110 d a 'lc DTOII lu r Af was or Q lzed lh 1041 Nltm 115 ourpose bplwg o carrv on HCtlV1t1GS T at fould V101d money WhlPb could be usod for tH: Pirnosc of oro OtlU tho calsn of wuslc 1U VAF101S vavs H 5 Th: '1 -. ' 3 -' ,lf I T e 01 , club, an' oh, lir,:tL n of a . v Ve ol , '- h' ' 1 Q 5i' M ro FLA- Q '.,':o f -LSL 1 ' l ' .U d ' 1A'.S. Yiss 5e-hQl Po 1 -? hae vo ,i wi,L 'he girl ?F 5 'HG th,p fir .wtwr, o gt,2,s. Soi, Q? .Ho' vo,Al T f.t V o FC - at --. ,. . .- . . v nf . tY, , Ally 5 og or n :,b 'f A ' 1. no 'd,,- -u1. vt ke ' ' ' - U ,, , ' Q ,., ', ' ' , . Y , , ,, ' ' .. jp i-, fauo' va: th n-e5e-t ili. Th gIO'. of qhblYlFuS 3,' 1 iifs i1,L ,.XLb't W t1-' f , ',.g at t 'ot m'v W ?- l 'Q' F - ' ' '1 V -. V. ,- . .V J . - . The ' e c 1 'f.3 V -' f nunFer' at h, p ' 1 h'c ' , ' ' 1, 1' V ' ,, '-. 'L A -' ln. .: 1 ,g , 2. 1 't 'Y . E -X I ' A M, ' ' X . ' The organization boasts among its wewbers some outstaniing voc 'S s vi .,., . 'Q. Ao HL f g-, is: SnX'. L j 1 , Y . o ' j . Yo 'N ., v 1 J , .' , , 1, ?1',',, ' , ,.u Uajin, v,o, w . . H M r . , A - . A gon, JM m J, y-e V. U 1 .Q,, Heb,r S . 'Q : E J Be , Y ' ,, fQ', , J Jeff bu 1. , - T?I 'TEIC ASS ,IATI'N Homo U N, b nd 'leo club vlwcooo tha f pL ' I 5 'NIJ o l - . LJ f' . L ,Lis term I me A SLC . ozgflon. rfS . . . . . . C 0 -u 'o, . N . . . 'solyi 'Jun, ka, Q- If-T .. . , . V' ' 4llbTifQ1t Du O 'L - ':o. 3- ' .5 - ', 's' '-,' , i , V ' -' X ' - ' 1 ' ' L. . '31 .L LJ A '. f' ' 'ai' 't j',l ed 4' Q t, Th ,Q cvo ' 'gut' .L 'r' 1 L, t . . . H U . A ' , J . . M. . V , . o ,. , .E .1 5 -- A w '.g H, 1 , H ' '- f ' 1 1 I . MUSIC CONTEST RATINGS In the annual Pre-State lhsic Contest which was held at Milford on April l4, this year, the music groups who represented the Hartley ilah School brought home a lot of honor and recog n1t1on for the school Compet1ng agalnst some Stlff conoetltlon such as Spencer, and Sp1r1t Lake, our MUSICIANS' achzevement 15 all the more notable Other towns who competed ln the contest were Lake Park, Arnolds Park, Excelslor, Allford, Everly Greenv1lle, ROSS16, Ocheyedan, Cornell, and OkObOJ1 The vocal broups and sololsts were on the beam and took a Number I ratlng ln almo t everythlng ln wh1ch they paTt1C1 pated The ratlngs are as follows lame Number dlgh School Band Brass Quartet Soprano Solo, Vvelyn Belmer fezzo sopra o sol Joyc Sw nson nonlralto solo, Iadlne b r Glrls Trlo, Glrls S xt tte ladlne Jovc Arfe e, LuVerre, 'rPa, lar! o Glrls Glee Club The fOF6gO1Uf ach1fJemerts renresent some hard work by bot? the students and +re dlrectors Our onbratulatlons go to Mlss Peth l Pollock 'or the Plne work don ln the vocal departnent, nd r James Ara s for th achleve ent of the lnstra ertal deoartlent. 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' I IT, TV vrf T e kept the teams on t VlCuO' e e er, Vwcc Presld t a ofhe e, aecr LlC Mann The three F er leao rs electfd Ruth CPF1StGDh6T Paul JFIGFT and C ecchfh goes to the porsor, Tre. llllam GOPT1Hg, the Pep Club su cessful. h96tlHgS 'ere held 1TFPUdl9TlV dUF'Fr t e rave le ofa creat rg ewshusla t school r ClLP av c .ar za o t e h gh sclool g rls, las school s 1T + uh chrouch t t ar and has shurred cur OfflC9TS cho en og he Dev Club are PT6SldGWt, Nad1ne ecar rel fe The st ofrts C axe . uch c for her f W 1F , J h are edlt maklwg + cuco year, a c 4 f ore ch Money was mace bv the Clqb to purchase vvwte sweater for the cheer leader to use no and ll the Yc+ur H e Pep Club b wartfclcztln, 1U all the games, has made lt self Pno'n tbroufhoul Lhms co.muhnty no has Penn gr ably aware elated THE H ' CTDE 'H' Club an orf 1 lZ8t1OYl ln athletlcs 1S about to star+ of Plwb b nquet to llcl N r a he OfflC lo or +.1o Presloent V1Cb Rrfsldknt fcrcter rfac rcr The olo FC fa a J Pex Peterse l ocr ul Sr ar luv! 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U s V Q-- 1' lliil L. 1.1.1Jg The Normal TFBIHIHS Department The uc o btaff The Declamatory Group 7 p H . 1 THE ORACLE This year's ORACLE is edited by Arthur Frebs and sponsored by our commercial instructor, ur W F Kelley The staff xs as follows Editor in Chxef Arthur Krebs Advertising Editor Yvonne Sprague Activity Editors Dorxs Madsen Ruth Rickabaugh LaVonne Goetsoh Gretchen Graves Sports Editor Wilmar Weber Feature Editors Betty Weiner LaVonne Pike Typist Cleo Mae Guhl limeographers Maxine Froehlich Ruth Frembgen Ad Sales LuVerne Knioker Mary Jo Severance 6 courage sales, each purchase of a yearbook entitles the holder to vote for one of the candidates for queen representlng each class Eere's hoping that you enjoy reminiscing by leafing through the pages of the 1944 edition of the ORACLE THE ECHO The ECHO the paper publxshed by the students appears monthly under the supervision of Mr Kelley Some of its hxgh lights are! the Superlntendent's Column, the Pr1nc1pal's Colum Sports News, Jokes and the Rovlng Reporter Each issue is s1x pages in length and the subscrlptzon fee 18 ZS! for the school year Caine issues The staff consists of the following students 'Editor Carol Putnam AQSOCIBYS Editor Joan Grotewohl Sports Gene Sorenson Typist Arthur Krebs AdY18Of Walter F Kelley U Joan was editor the first semester, Carol the second semester 5 The subscription price of the ORACLE is 91.50 per copy. To en- - n e . 7 DECLAMATORY Declam has put Hartley on the map thls year through the efforts of Mrs Earl Mayne, our coach from Sanborn The oratorical speaker, Nadine Weber, won a second rat1ng in the state contest held at Odebolt Contestants at the home contest were Oratorlcal Nadine Weber Dramatic Erma Ewoldt Cleo Mae Guhl Humorous Darlene Byers, Madonna Dorfmeyer, La Vonne Goetsch, and Marcella West The wlnners, Nadine Cleo Mae, and Lavonne, part1c1pated in the sub distr1ct contest where each walked off with a number one rat1ng This contest was held at Hull On a dreary, rainy nlght these three journeyed to Grand Meadow where they took part 1n the pre Mae and LaVonne received second rat1ngs, while Nadine was awarded a f1rst The district contest, held at Rolfe, put Nadine in first place aga1n whlch gave her the priv11ege of taklng part ln state contest Th1s is the flrst time Hartley has had the honor of gO1Hg to the state Nadine recelved a second which we are proud to accept At the state contest, Nad1ne had the privilege of attendlng a luncheon and a banquet and had the opportun1ty of meetlng new friends Mr Maxson accompanled these groups to the VGFIOUS contests LaVonne, Cleo Mae and Nadine w1ll receive nH'sn for the remarkably flue work they have done thls year I ' 5 5 district contest. Under stiff competition, Cleo mi- K The Juniar Plgy Cast The A11 School Play Cast TV' S'l AP CLASS P AY efe owes PaTPlC18 gene 1 hafer Cast of oharacters Are Carrol Puth Wlchmann 51516 rovder Jovle Uwanson rs owltn Porte Exwa Fwoldt 'ellwa l ooo yrna lhee lvonln pg, '7 + uI11 .v.-:tOpl 'I' Patr1f1a :ray laolne Jeher Jimmy ClarP Wajne oesma lbert ast r Arthur xrebs Adam ade :eve Sorenson lwm nopoer C s+us Dornbusch Bud Flannlu Loren brahdt Thls loveable conedv by the author of 'btrawberrv Kate and Apole Blossom lun s s1re to olease evervone who cowes to see lt The struggle op fatF1C1a agailst mrs Sm th Porter and Adam wade 1S the usual baitl between the forces of en trenched SAC181 ard f1Yanc1al 1 +erests, and the ones vho 1re on +V outslde lhe ef or+ 0? Iwwmf Clark to halo r1f1e von oe ' A of lbert as the rrsul o h1e en ranoent 1U a owe al 11r 1th ls e are amuslo lou N111 love rs Carrol and srfnathlze of+ve1n chucfles at the oreA1camer+ of Tlw owner Laci and voo1t1velv ot least, xov w1ll heed Qwwe hel oolixrr your S1U8S 4+ t e s1sterlv P1V1lTV of Ahvellna ani 1HUl0 'or +he 8pfBCtlOHS of vd lh s 18 a f1UG rlaso olay Nltl hl or, rowahce and slsoe se bullt aroqol l1 e 1F a f 1 ll smell Town an' :here lH 'he UH1+Gd a es of Amerlca D f 11 'O so P 1 av, rrobab r 1 the flTSt w Gr H 5 1 . .LD Z.-L'J-s - L 1' v . . . I1 he- C M, by f, . Eu . -. rw M, . , ' 5. u ' n u A 0 0 s 0 u 0 I L 0 ' T , , Q U V I I l I I I C I 1 . Q . . - n ., - Y' u 0 1 4 0 u '- J ' ' .F -,M -47 rn Ano, In fl. - u 0 c u o u u 1- J, 1. . v fn - .A ,, V A. fp . . . . hum -f ., , . fi Ulf QI T1 - V Son n o 0 1 -f ' ' D . - --v . o n 0 u u fl . -L L - Ti T Tl ' , T' -J 45 h J. I Q Q f I A , 1- ,w . A V U U 0 0 o o n .V . A rn. fr - , ..1 l u a 0 o 4 ' fan a o e a . . 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Peter Hammond Robert Ford Frank Hammond Gale Luedke Mar1on Hammond Cleo Mae Guhl Nancy'Ham ond Yvonne Sprague Clementine Betty l61m6f Jimmy Parker John Jochums Mrs Parker Ruth Ann Rlckabaugh Sylvia Lavonne P1ke 'Salad Days, a three act comedy, under the direction of ur Ivan Haxson, was presented by the Junior class, on November 24 1945 'Salad Days' is the lively story of Peter Hammond, h1s fam his friends and h1s loves! His first love is the ephemeral Sylv1a3 h1s second, a botan1cal monstros1ty, also named 'Sylvla During a moment of sc1ent1f1c 1nspirat1on, Peter has crossed a carnatlon and a geranlum, and wonder of wonders, it has grown He has de voloped a formula for 1ts care,and the thlnklng and act1ng of the ent1re household has been regulated to f1t the fancled moods of Sylvia The or1g1nal Sylvla obyects very strenuously to be1ng shelved by a plant Most of her obgeotion 13 by telephone, but for one fleetlng lnstant, she flashes onto the stage, vlolently voices her pent up emotions, and just as v1o1ently vanlshes from view The development of the plot, until the plant is ruined by over feeding and Peter returns to h1s femin1ne love, 15 amded by his understanding mother and Skeptlcdl father, his pal Jlmmy Parker, and Mrs Parker, h1s lovely sister, Nancy, and the mental genius, Clementine nSa1ad Days was 1dea1ly suited to the times, for class play purposes It was a typlcal story of family l1fe, requirlng a small cast, and definitely dlsoelled any feeling of gloom wh1ch the audi ence might have felt when enterlng the audltorium. Bettye Knapp has captured the sp1r1t of a typical Amer1can home for th1s play The conversation on the stage mlght very eas1ly have taken place in your house on any evenlng, or at any meal The problems of the family are typical of any family 'Salad Days will be remember d by the cast as engoyable to develop and by the audlence as a pleasant interlude 1n the busy, worried world of bus1ness and war. H 5 f U I 1 C I I I e e I I O e e e ., . u e 0 e e e e 'J 0 e o e e u o u a a . e o e o e e o c o e e n o . N ' e I e Y I v ily, I . . . 1 . gg e . , 0 u 0 U . . - . . e . . . - . . e 0 . . e 1' ' . . . . - - . . . . ' . V - , ' . I ll , 8 ALL SCHOOL PLAY 'The Blue Bag Cast of Characters Anton HoDonald Loren Brandt George Reynolds Robert Ford Chattanooga Elvira Livermore Myrna Thee Cindy Macklyn Cleo Mae Guhl Obadiah Macklyn Arthur Krebs Allan Ross John Jochums Enid Lauton Madonna Dorfmeier Jim Keefer Vertus Frick Molly Keefer Naoml Miller Bill Harrington Clistus Dornbusoh The three act play, 'The Blue Bag, under the direction of ur van Maxson, was presented by the young stars of Hartley High School Obadiah Macklyn runs a small town hotel and Cindy Macklyn runs Obadiah Anton McDonald and George Reynolds his chauffer, appear at the hotel in search of a blue bag in connection with a bet which Anton made George and Chattanooga, the hotel maid, set up an in timate friendship and present many laughs throughout the play In stead of f1nding one blue bag, Anton f1nds three girls w1th ldentical blue bavs Not onlv that, but Bill, the detectlve, 18 snooplng around after one of the bags believed to conta1n stolen Jewels Enid with a blue bag, and Allan, two lovers, arrlve at the hotel followed by Jim and Molly Keefer and another blue bag While there, they make the acquaintance of Letty Long, an actress w1th a blue bag By the end of the second act, everyone was completely puzzled COnfU81OH reigned, but the curtain fell at the end of the th1rd act with the discovery of the blue bag, containlng the jewels, owned by Jim and Molly Letty and Bill were found to be previously engaged, while the two lovers, Enid and Allan, were married George, after becoming heir to a fortune, marries Chattanooga while Anton becomes their chauffeur This play, three acts of hilarious fun, was one of the outstanding features of the year The actors and actresses portrayed the1r char acters well and suppl1ed an evening of enjoyment for the audience H S 0 Ililiil ll OOCOOIO O0 een eenea Letty Long . . . . . LaVonne Salser IO IOOOOOOI 1 D . I . e 3 V Q . ONE AFT PLAYS Bc Home EX iidnlght By Chr1 Sergel Cast CFreshman Mr Jones Henry Wledltz Mrs Jones Darlene Byers Paul Jones James Hallowell Mary Jones Posella Runge JUH10P Tha ne Shlnvle Thls 1S a l1vely comedy about the 8ffl1fS of the Jones famlly Whlch has already been featxred 1n nPop Reads the Chr1stmas Carol and nWho Gets the ar TOHlgkt In thls nart1oular DPOdUCt1OU Pop lays down tte law to Lary and Paul because they get home from thelr respectlve dates after one o'clock Thev are warned to be more lxke thelr llttle brother, Junlor In th mldSt of the 118 cusslon, the llttle angel walks 1n very lnnooently at half past I 11ldcat Willle by Anne Coulter Martens Cast Sophomore W1ll1e v11mar Weber Gladys LaVonne balser oe R1chard Munster Katble 580ml Jean M1ller Vernon Vertus rrlck Cella LaVonne Goetsch In thls sprlghtly comedy we have another of the popular Dlays deallng Nlth +h troubles of V11l1C caused by h1 s ster s bellef that bov sbould helm wlth the d1SH6S run the vacuum cleaner, and model dre ses Thls 1S a sad state of 3ff31FS for a bOX1Dg enthusi ast and a tamer of flldcats H 5 ' v A ' .3 , O I O I I O I U U 0 O O -4 I 1 . I O I I l I K 0 A Q s 4 . , y 0 U s 0 N . O I I O 0 I O l O O O I I i C O I O i . - . ' . . n f ' ,1 . yy . . . . 'J .A 1 A 5 1 A ,-Y . I A . kk . ' . . . . I 9 .. X. - one from his first romantic adventure. U ' . I O I O O I I 0 O 0 I O Ut.. l G O J O O C ' . J . .. .A l C I 4' '1 1 O U I O I . I i O O I A C 0 I I I I , . 1 ' 1 t V . X 5 VAQ H L. . v .S i 4 , I . Ls . , A ' . ' . , . , C , . . . . ua I ' 'V . O F ACT PLAYS fcont1nued Promote the General Welfare by Anne Coulter Martens Cast CJun1orJ Klrk John Jochums Barble Yvonne bprague Justlne LQVOHUS Plke N013 Cleo Mae Guhl btevg ROb8!'t Ford Gramp Donald deyer The theme of th1s splend1d play is good sportsmanshlb K1rk takes lt for granted that a SUDEFIOT 1ndiv1dual such as h1mself will be elected nresldent of the student counc1l de has some excellent ideas on the type of orchestra the college should h1F6 for 1ts dances HBFdVOFY1Dg Steve has some ideas on cltlzenshlp wh1ch seem very trlte to Klrk and his s1sters The college elects Steve and Gramp uses the entlre affalr to teach b1S nephew and nieces the essentlals of democracy by Pauline Phelps Cast CSSWIOFD Grandpa Arthur Krebs Grandma Joan Grotewohl Emmellne Myrna Thee George Cl1stus uornbusch Arllne Joyce Swanson ChT15t1DG Nadlne Weber Bert wayne Rossman Cllnt Loren Brandt iss Phelps has a play whlch sounds like a farce but really uses a hole ln the draln nlpe from the bath tub to teach a group of relatives the traglc consequences wh1ch can ensue to those whom we really love but who are taken for ranted There 18 humor, drama romance and some f1H9 prllosophy 1n th1s well wrltten com e H 5 L- ' 7 T ' . . O I . . 0 I , l 0 x Q u ' ' V . g C U l U Q O I O I O I O I I l I l U I C I J 1 A . ' I q -4 Y . 0 . ' Y L I U U l . J A . W. . . , . . Tub Trouble U I O I C O I O O 4 I U U A D I l U l O l . O I O . x ' I D O C l . l C I I l I 1 l I zi- . l l l l I I U l Q I O I O I I Q I C 1-:f I ' , , M 5 f - ' 1 0 J I ' l dy. The Stenogranhers in Action Gul' Flviical Education SWUl'EW Our flrst m1xer, at wh1ch ve 'welcomed' our freshman frlends was held October 6 1943 After Rlchard 'hnster had admlnlstered the wlsdom to the boy and the rest o the tudent body had the1r turns paddllnv the frosh, we had so e lmpromotu speeches from the hono ed ones Playlng games and danclng COWSt1tUt d the rest of the entertalnment of the evenlng Dough nuts and chocolate, serv d at the end of a memorable even ng at least for the fresh1es recelf d the enthuslastlc fum, yums of emeryone November 17, 1943 was supposed to have been the cl max of a glgantlc scrap drlve, but Old lan Nlnter put h1s foot down to that Je dld have the pot lack summer as planned, Wlth plenty of good thlH9S to eat From the tremendous enthuslasm SHOID b the partlclpants of toe feast, we of the student body,bel1eve that more pot luck suopers are ln order A large number of the Pep Club attended the rrlmghar Hartley football game arrlvlng there v1a truck. Although tne g1TlS Nere unable to help the boys to brlng home a vlctory, the1r enthuslasm was commendable lhe Prim ghar band provxded the entertalnmant betfeen halves Cllmaxlng the COHG1US10n of the football season, a banquet was glven by the football bojs' mothers Bes1des the boys and tnelr fathers the faculty, school board, doctors, and creer leaders were ertertalned Rex Petersen was announced caotaln of the team at that tlme Rev Weber pre slded as toast master quet To the sxv overheld to the water belo ev rv+h1nv was sblp shape The novel arrangement of the tables del1ghted the senlors The program wls based on the 1d 1 of 'Seven so s Donald Meyer the presldent of the JUU1OY class, act d s toa tmastfr The program follows Salute Luv rn f and Loren B tru pets Vvery Sea Henry Kuehl volcome Voyagrrs Arthur Kreb Rfsponse 'r b sal IHTJDTIG r and Vetty I dance New Lands Corle KrucPenb rg Smooth Salllnv Joan Grotewohl Evenlng Sunset Songs, Isl of Caprl and 'Ped Salls Anchor lr hlter F Kelley Songs Wvervone Danclrg was the ent rtalnment for th r st of the GJGDIDV WUSIC was furnlsh d by Peter Phono ra h and h1s npecord Change H 5 A' x . - - , 1 6 - I A i 0 I J. 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SOCIAL ' F' 'S Ccontlnuvd ne sc.oo1 and r .acDowe11 tb theater mana nr, trpated us o a CJ19 oncpirer 8 1943 0W+1t16d D8UC1L5 foster He Stl en+ ovwoxfu nls nWDqean lverplrn rom Q r SfUAlPS a d 1 vo ar 1 of +hP cowe 1arJ, aurp ana arF Gomwemoratln the bd Q a'e toxrra no top V a A pofllc W 1n+ern lr ifafclr f'7 GIA Follovlr ooa+ 11 V's 1 Q VQ+baWl glrls' fin? aoh1evAYen+ at the Hpr of ommor D sron orvd A orc, aw, Qwoohr was To frrst entprtaln not lf? orograw Jas Jrpoonted sono of lt s ' s+ory of tbfrr Lrlo 're Q t8tlnU Q t-r , and ant 5 + AP or 'PIO After thf oro ra the stuoe ts danood fo fre mUalC oi Jlw Lucr+el S orchc +ra 'h ch COHClldPd LLL Cv mln Tre lor awalred OOTOD9tl'D ol A r1l A 104' 'men Luvprne niclpr Betty Dlotz, thp senlor candldate Dreceded Of rwo l1ttl xr von who SDF1Hk16d flowers 1n the pot? the crown to Ee+ty tn new wuecn honor An ongovablc oro raw was The replica of Uarnum and Banlfv came a SQF16S of WOtlUH D1C+UFfS, some Mr ous 8CtlV1t1SS arownd +He school, and one Thev oroved verv lntorostlo Danclnf on thc OUDCLT 4 V L 0C'UFTPd ro11nqu1sHed her crown ro The COFOH3+10n qIOCPSSlOH was 11D Jo Lfday and flpnda Pae pennln Aft 1 LuVerne had oresonted fxoresood her gra+Ltude of the then presented wlth C Robert rord s C1TCUS sand drew many laufhs Lext Lagfer hal taken of varl of the ro xlar 16 mv. 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' - .H jf env ,QM I 5 'N N..-A I 9 ' -X .7 I , W , . -' WN 4 xx ir pn- A .g t t 4 .V , n .- gf H V .wqhv f in by ' , , DEPARTMENTS AND COURSES OF HARTLEY HIGH SCHOOL i The Hhnual Training Department of the Hartley High School ll one of the finest ln any school of 1ts size The shop is spacious and well lighted The department keeps a large stock of lumber on hand, which is sold to the students at cost thus maklng It possible for the students to have the ad vantage of working with the best lumber, which is always handy, and at a minimum Bgpense The shop is equipped with the best in power machinery and enough individual tool sets to supply the needs of a class of about twenty people Sufficient llbrary materlal IS ava1lable so that considerable theory is added to the student's practical knowledge in the department The curr1culum offers two years work 1n th1s department One regularly in the nlnth grade and a more advanced course during alternate years for the advanced students The Home Economics Department is d1vided into two laboratory rooms, one for c othing and the other for foods The foods laboratory has been remodeled to accommodate twenty girls in un1t kitchens, each conta1n1ng an electric stove The sewlng room has six sewing machines and tables which seat over thlrty girls during discussion per1ods. Home econom1cs is requlred for freshman girls and can be elected a second year Train1ng includes unlts on canning, gardenlng, nutrltion, menu plan ning, marketlng food preparatlon, and serving, as well as cloth1ng selection and constructlon, dress deslgn, groomlng, health, child care, and house plan ning. Main emphasis however, is placed on the development of well rounded ind1viduals who can contr1bute to, and so enrlch the1r own homes A College Preparatory Course The purpose of placing such a course on the school program 18 to offer deflnite guidance to the h1gh school student who plans to attend college The average punil is inclined to neglect the school offering in both mathematics and science, and is liable to approach his college entrance date w1th a shortage in these tvo branches of learnlng He may be The student who follows the year by year schedule of the college preparatory course need never have any college entrance defic1enc1es A Commercial Course This furn1shes the average student w1th a background in com erc1al work, and the better students with the ab l1ty to go out and work without addltlonal tra1n1ng The course cons1sts of two years of Gregg short hand, two years of tyn1nv a semester each of law arithmetlc, bookkeeping and econom1c geography Commercial students operate the m1meograph machine, help publish the school paper and yearbook, and sometimes help out mn the Superintendent's Off1C6 A Normal Training Course This provides an opportunity for capable girls, who desire to teach to secure spec1al1zed education whzch will permlt them to teach in any rural school 1n Iowa This 1S a two year course taken in con nection w1th the other hmgh school subjects SGDIOFS 1n this department act as substitute teachers, do several weeks of observing or practice teach1ng in the grades of the Hartley Publlc bchool and go out and teach a week in a rural school under the SUPGFVISIOH of an exper1enced teacher H 5 I Y V O , Q a portion of his freshman year taking courses which do not carry college credit The Year Passes in Review september ah at last we've started to school again election of class officers and already planning an all high school play, nthe blue bag sophomores sure are working on that engl1sh dr ve what do you thlnk of the 7 7 tie as an openlng game of the season w1th our n w cheerleaders, ruth, paul, and gretchen r1ght out in front' october greets us w1th a V1Sit from our former coach, mr church serving with our armed forc s then there was the Junlor class play we must not forget, and the mixer with the freshmen as guests oh, those hect1c days ilSU1Rg ration book 4 november brrr, WIHTCF is stepping 1n and football has taken 1t's curtain call lt was fun thouyh, boys,and we're 5OlUg to have fun in basketball lmkewise oh yes, then the football banquet which was absolutely flllznu for everyone more vacation for thanksgzving that delicious pot luck FIXCT we had and all those 5005185 my, my, comes december and school is in full swing and are the basketball g1T1S ever making cute tF1GkS on the floor notice the future declam workers hats off students chrlstmas vaca tion january another year and a1l's well w1th the 1944 oracle pictures bezng taken what do you know, nadlne weber comes home w1th honors more exciting w1th plenty of nolse from the sldelines wasn't it fun havlng sophus petersen give us that talk' februarv strlke up the band and eyes to the r1ght for here she comes betty dietz already a step under the crown for oracle queen more senior olctures COm1ng up S11 500 1n bonds was not bad was 1t, kids' march so here we have it, the month w1th the first day of snrlng everyone has spring fever and we start working on one act plays get your tickets now did everyone have a good time at the party for the basketball g1rls' april then the ralns came and school must go on at last we decorated that lovely little blonde head and have made h r queen which offered us all someth1ng to write home about the Juniors were 18 a t1zzy' about the banquet but lt turned out to be an event with apnrovlng smiles from ev rwone may so here we have It another door closed on dear hartley high with the seniors applying fox work ah those plcnics were wonderful happy days' 5 6 . Q II - . i - . . 0 . in declam, but you all did right well - basketball gets more and L. . - ' . . 0 u I 1 - r 1 , , ' BITS O9 LUIS AND THAT Student Is potatoes in two kxnc male and female Mr H1ckey NOf ourse not Student 'Well my brother writes hone that he has to peel two sex of potatoes Donald Meyer 'Nhat IS the technmoal name for snorlngq Eddle hller uSheet mqs Fern Mayer 'D1d you ever run Lnto a man who, at the sl1ohtest touch would cause you to thrlll and tremble all over' Phyllls Yes, the dentist Dorene S N 'm burnlng W1 h love for Cli ean Grotefeld 'Aw don't make a fuel of vourself Mr Lester WHayne, nane a great t1me saver Wayne Muhs nLove at flrst si h H Before ChT1StmBB Santa Claus is generally D1CtUFGd carrylng a large bar After Chr1stmas dad is left holdlng it A sqlaze eel often males a round flcure A oretty plrl walked bv as Corie and Donald Ieyer were W81klH down the street HI feel lmke tavlng her out a aln, sald Cor e nHave you had her out beforeo' asked Donn1e ho, but orce I felt llke 1 A Fre hman's Letter Home Hartley Iowa Tu sday Dear Mama and Papa Nell, I m a freshman I shouldn't thlnv they would call irls fresh men The only dlfferenoe between us and the 56n1OTS are that they sit 1n one room and we s1t 1n another Ne thlnr they would of ma1d JS sofomores only they thot we were two smart They sald lf we don t larn much they w1ll make us sofonoxes I like the buoy whose hare 15 the collor of mine He is just a llttle fellow I thmnk I could handle h1m alwr1te Don't no no more Noos 15 scars, Your 11V1Hg daughter Roselle H 5 P1 . l. - N l . . : SJ ' Q 'I g 3 C e I ' 2 , L , A . u . U 1 U l ,T . . - 'N . , . n . A . z ' loo . V ' ' 'v . . , ll ' . . , n n v s , . . s gi! ,z I . t cm. 1 J : ' . U Q . N , 2 1, A ' Q . I : . g t, , . . f , - -I I , . Q' I ' 1 ' Q :, 'W . 7 . ,l . N - . 9 ' A M ' c U . - - I1 - . - ,. 1. , Q . ' I N1 . . Il A , ty S Q 1 9 I Q 7 - .. 'L . . - , C . . Q . . . - . , A , . ' e I ' I v - , 0 . -- 0 e ' 1 I D I J I 9 . . I Nhat BTTS OF HTS !lD TJHT continued would happen 1f Darrell Peters dldr c l1SS Anderson wouldq A oersor flunked out ano overyone came to n llsh The stldj hall woulor't know lt when Mr Iaxson went Loren Brandt would rar ost o jokes? '+ hew um 1n En llsh D out? thou1h+ he deserved lt class wlth hls BSo1gDWGH W CODSCIPUCS hurts alack I thlnk I'1l LO agaln ton1ght And nu+ the blamed th1n6 back FOP lPLo CHL emtq stqq Kq stqq peel seq foq AaeAe aeqq qeq I eanqeu Jteoq q o+ svaes QI BATQLSTFEUI AJSA ole gxgg You can alwavs t ll a Fre h bot vou can't tell hlr much rf-s1qT Smmle Volce WBIF Persorallty IDtS1l158HC6 SPl'lt H1SPCF8CkS Jost dressed Car Fenr, H18dlt7 Loxew rand ayre Hossman Gene Sorensen Arthur 'r bs oddle mller Paul 6 loer LOUIS De llla D T ' 'TMDL Halr KOlUlPY1OH 1 s ds a to for clothes Pe sonallty rd Var Cl1StUo Uornousch 9 O L You can fool some of 1 e vfople ll o sowe of the +ime, bxt re n'+ 'oo 3 a gir doesn't arch her f1VUFP, a b An adzlt oerson 1S one who has stoop d Wuth puth Frewbben ohrlstopher Jo Severan e ary vvrna Thee Yvonne Sprague Arvene Fenaman Joan Grotewohl Jean Grotefeld the tl e and all of the people wx e at anv +lW9 r I1r n Ol' OU orowinb, rceot 1U the mlddle 'I rear5mur dauvn+er is prsc+icing dail ge t wg alonf?' T,1l f f ' V ' + B e - er nothsr lsn as seen on .OIUF o he-xen as she was y on t., har? Y 2 is s She calleo her nushand ntheorv' because he seldom wormed H ,Q , - l . .l 4-.- .I .44 U , ' 1 unsung . . , ' 1 A 0 4-' ' . , I ,. gr M . . V . 1 . H . , 4 V .Ay 5 4- ' 4 - . 1 I I? 4 F A XA M sd ' '- 7- u Q u a Q ' h , , L 5 . f t- I stole a k1SS the other nlfht Q 1 , . NLM . 1 , . v . . . -J A , .,, .4 .1 u I nv U . ..rr . ' Y: ...........-... ............... . . u x K V f n ' -H 6 f- DJ o -r A . . . . . . J e 1 ,S man, ' M , . 1 , . , ,, . .-. , CJR P. A41.,CA--- -I -or :lu --- I 1 wr I. - J A Al N . T A , . ' ,.. ll -ff,'E3S -A 1 . - ' , v- 'w V - -1 . - '- I - 1 e . ... J ' : .J l I1 C - U.. H . A 4 X, U'fv-1e 2.- 1 jk ,N JJ in I . . . . ,, ,V 4 p ly' , I S , . O , . . . e n ,V -rs A V - ,, ' h,a' , . 0 F . .., . W N M H s 1 O n l . l S . W, . J .. Hx., 4, .2 , Z1 fx , TTQ , . L , . ' you ca , J 1 v F, . ,', --A , .' 11 117 VIY I ' ' f N l , L , . O , J H t. . . . ' . . V - e f 1 Q. , ' , ' W 1 1 Q V ' . UP o. hon -he t 4 ' 4.1. , .J N w , h A - 't l 5 , . ef .N 1 ' V 1 . . . . H ART LEY YQ QQNG FOLKQ 1t's a pleasure to give this page to the nicest group of young people it has over been our good fortune to meet the young people of Hartley and surrounding country You are always perfect ladies and gentlemen always friendly, courteous and well behaved Your attltude reflects great eredlt to your tra1n1ng at home and ln the school It 1S a privilere to have you come to our shows and we try to reciprocate bv glvlhg you the best and cleanest posslble Lon MacDowell, Owner and Manager apzfo 7pAQafez NTHE LITTLE THEATER WITH THU BIG PICTURES H 5 We 1 HLQHQST 53rLCQ5 .g3ClLd 3Or Crecrf frd 5 gs 1 d ru Phone 78 H rtle I wa fe? pow my y FARTLEY S ECREATIOIAL CENTER HUJLHH O P H rtley Io Ph n H 5 J f-L L. f. -v-JL-I I-J 1 1 lil' '-J MT' rx' WF fx 5 QY J -J , ' .,, X ,.,- - ' MA.I IF!aC'l'UR2JR3 OF Clover Essence Butter and Dr'e Butter: 'lk a y, o Ma Z Z , Z .Q . ' J evi ' 2 1 J f' r y o u n gg a n d o 1 d --It's fun! It's hea thfuli It's re ' -- Heinie eters a , wa 0 e 55 WE COPGRATWLATE he embe s of the facJ1tv and student body of two Har+1ey U gh School in +he acnlevewent of the 19f4 'Oracle Prlnter and Publisher HAPI EFQYwEENl'NEL F I Cara Wore Tollet AT+1C16S TEM UUWQMAXS Kalpana 'I 4 az Q! QUALI V FOODS rn LUSS 'OUmY FIN? VPTITS AND VUGV1ABLES HOME CF THF FAYOWS Phone 144 L QRY'o 100 rOODo Hartley, Iowa 5 I I- -J T m r ' L . f . . ui' . . o L N 1 n I- l ., X .. N ee o o oo e o E-.43 Q o, , ' o--,.o-..-...., G I T S , C A I D I E S -...... - -.. - -...... AA A ' U. I--:awe -E if W: - 0 'X- --BEST DRUGS-- Z , OO ' TI 1 'oR U ' L 1' 7 ' Hn --J A ukd .J 4-J 4 V . 4 I 5 '1, v Ixtw fi '1 fi Qfezaofz vffafc Qzu BLBV C S FDC si U rLOfKS Poultrf oupplles 'olde Sun reeds Phone 155 Fartley, Iowa BOfffOfQ LUFFLU-I' c2OmDGHy Luwber Bumldlng at rlal Coal A Complete L1ne of DuPont Palnts 4 v Phone 40 Louie An arson Mgr Fertley, Iowa of If VI I F3 EJWOVIN GNU RAL VEPCHA'DISV deadquarfers for POLO SHIPTQ S ATERS AIHLVILF QOX T DCHOCL SJPPLI Phone 4? o SHOTS Hartl y Iowa I I IIIIIIIII Block Nest of Dost CfflC6 lk it OF I DICIN HI! wk lk iartley Iowa I H 5 I I A x A 5 Uvfv .V v9 UN H I ..' . .A.LvAs -. -vi -..A 1.4 J. 1 I X fi i i I: ,Tl N A I I L f .. R. V I . . 1. . .. L e I I L ' Q J if C I I I N I I ' J ...J ...J LJ I I '1 U 1 I ..u -J ui . . 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L WOUDWORK 'LVIOH Home of the Laminated Rafters 1-L-WD HOJH XL J C Peterson Jr , M Phone 108 Hartley Iowa jhe Hartley Lockers A pound of fat will blow BP a Jag Preserve your meats, fruits, and vegetables n LOCKER' Ph'-me 199 1 a Hartley, Iowa ff Cimf LOCALLY OTNED NATIONALLY OPGANIZED Headquarters for farm and home neeesaltxes during thls war time emergency Lowest Prices For Qualitx Merchandlse Phone 22 O M Burley Hartley, Iowa H 5 'I r ' ' I P .lL.,'. -J 'rr '- P ' f ff1'ff .. . . .D. ...QQ 70 ouncz ,gpfoze fOllPl6A + O 8 S I' 'Ll le les Fhone wer Hartley 101 ra 1 .. -QQXI VHMJ21fXf'.J C S O lu DIZ 'A PE CILD WM, VnPl 'HT' 'ml ITG hartley lowa To make a corrole-te ppetlzlng meal sprve Du sell' em' ohed bread wlth CIOICS rolls 5 was r es QUQSELIJS BAWRY Phone 52 I-artle I Fartley F1 h School or Atl 1e+1cs Muslo Coz' orclal Normal Tralnlng Sole ce Shop lone Ucoromlcs Engllsh ani other acaderuc subgects H 5 1 ff il x. 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YYQ Repair1ng EIWIA LN'IIU'D'S DRIJSS SHOP Phone I 'Where quallty 1 H1gher than Price CLAYTOY'S VARIETY STORV mere You'll Flnd Friendly S6TV1CS Qual1ty Merchandise Low Prlces o o o o o o Hartley o Iowa Take care of the only pair of eyes you wlll ever havea Y N A Jeweler a Cptome+r1st O O O O HARTLmY ELVCTPIC RADIO oERVICE Batt ry and E16CtF1C81 DFFV1C6 E V Hedlake Phone Hartley Iowa OLHAVSVN IIPLENEMT COMPAIY Allls Chalmers Tractors Jew Idea Implements D1anord D X Products verythlng you want 1n a tractor and a complete llne of machxnery Phone 128 Hartley Iowa H S M o - 2: R Y ' ., L .Q '. o L E A f ' R S 1 9 S 4 . io I I 1 -.....11.-1 W 1' in ..-1 .4.. T . -95 ' '-1, ' . S ' ,.. . , I H T-.., , , --.,, , .. ....- , ..... - T f---..- ..-- --.--.-.-.-....1--.-.V......... L :J WY! ' X , ' I. L. . P P O O O O O O O O o o O O O vw ' 1 v Y ...A x. .4 .J 1 1 1 AND ' 0 . g 1 . I ' 43 . A 4 ' 1 . 1 o , . I Q 75 , BJPNS LIIPL AE CO Your Jokn Ueere Dealer For Repalrs and SGPVICB Order Your Qenalrs at Once Phone 101 P K Cozv Modern Homellke DLASOTAQLV DAL arle Tennant Proorletor hartley Ioaa For courteous servlce Tlres Hartley stop at N P Y T I and Tlre Repa1r1ng Gas and Lubr1ca+1on Iowa L V K Real E tate Darn Loans Notarv Publlc General In urance We Aoprec ate Your Buslnesa Phone seas Hartley, Iowa LHB CUZY BEAUTY SALON Sends You Forth A Loveller YCJ' nfold fave nuead wlFSt for Beauty ror Ponolntments Phone 345 STCC SS T0 THE UADTA SS OF IQ44 from UUHI and. AAVN Dealers ln ora n and Feeds hartley Iowa H S I S S n S S e ol! eo ee S, e II 'H ' H U ' I 2544 39252 - v I , A . . ' t I I I A . 2 l A . , - L l ----- I I 4 I n' SIE - - M 'ES M A I I fy ' . I A' - S-,-,I' W Sono S, S e,o o'f I S ..--eofvo . on vo ' ' L Y n L. S H I N . L E H E I . ' s D - X ' ' L A' S - A T O N N a do Y ' ' O I o o I I O I . ,, ,., . - S Y, I -V v - f - - ' '1 I , T I . 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