Independence High School - Wapsie Yearbook (Independence, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1937 volume:

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VICE PRESIDENT HARRIET CHENNV SEcRETARv AND TREASURER JANE MCLEMORE, AND I HVH RERDRTER HARRIET CHERNv WITH THE HELP OF DUR CLAQS ADVISORS, MISS NICHOLSEN AND VISS MADRDN THESE LEADERS MANEUVERED T0 GET US A PARTY NHICH WAS HELD IN THE HUGH SCHOQL Gym MISS MILLER, OUR NEW GIRLS' ATHLETIC INSTRUCTOR oRcANIzED THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION WHICH wAQ WELL RERRESENTED av DUR FRESHMAN GIRLS THREE OF THE eovs WENT OUT FDR FOOTBALL, KEITH S ITH HARLAN HALBERT AND CORLISS STUPP AND MANV MORE WERE MEMBERS or THE JUNIDR HIGH BASKETBALL SDUAO SOME OF THE FRESHMAN GIRLS WENT DUT FDR GLEE CLUR MANv or wHoN HELPED IN THE PRODUCTION or TRF ORERETTA 'LovE PIRATES or HAWAII As THE FIRST YEAR DREW TO A CLOSE WE WERE AWARE THAT ONLY FORTY 'EVEN OF' OUR ORIGINAL FIFYV THREE WERE LEFT TO TRANSFER TO THE HIGH SCHOOL NEXT FALL As WE ALL CONGREGATED IN THE HALLS BEFORE THE FIRST DAV OF THE NEXT VEAR, MANY WERE AQ LOST Aq THEY HAD BEEN THE FIRRT DAv IN LINCOLN BUILDING EACH HAD TO FIND HIS LOCKER, WHICH WAS A NEW EXPERIENCE THE SOPHOMORES wERr cALLED TOGETHER AGAIN AND ELECTED OFFICERS OUR PREsIoENT wA5 ROBERT SIMPSON, VIcE PRESIDENT SHIRLEV FIESTER SEcRETARv AND TREASURER WILMA GLFNNv AND I HvH REPORTER, MARGARET PARKER. THESE OFFICERS WERE AIDED sv MISS PALMER AND MR PARKISDN AB CLASS SPONSORS OUR STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE WAS RUTH SHELLITO WHEN THE CLASS CENSUS WAS TAKEN WE TOTALED JUST FORTV EIGHT AND THAT NIMBER REMAINED THE SAME TILL THE END OF THE YEAR MANV Bovs REPRE8ENTED OUR CLASS IN ATHLETICS FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, AND TRACK SDME or THE GIRLS WERE READV AGAIN AT THE FIRST G A A PRACTICE IN THE FALL IN THE SOPHOMORE YEAR A NEw ACTIVITY wAs OPEN T0 THE GIRLS, WHICH WAR GIRL REbERVES Two or OUR CLASSMATES, ELSIE HAMLIN AND SHIRLEY FIEBTER, WERE ON THE G R CABINET THUs oUR FIRBT YEAR IN SENIOR HIGH DREW T0 A CLOSE IN I935 AND '36 OUR MIGHTY IAse OF SopHoNoREs RETURNED T0 BE PROVEO JUNIQRE wITN A MEMBERSHIP or roRTy FIVE AGAIN WE WERE CALLED TOGETHER EDR ELECTION or OFFICERS wno wERE. PRESIDENT, RAv HITCHENS, VICE PRESIDENT, HAROLD WEED, SECRETARV AND TREASURER, MARGARET PARKER STUDENT COUNCILI SHIRLEY FIEETER AND VILTDN FLIDRINGER, I HYH REPORTER, ELSIE HAMLIN Mnss CRDNIN MIss BAILEY, AND MR HOFFMAN wERE THE CLASS ADVISORS I7 v 1 - I ' A. ,Mm AHA In ,I Q I--IW rv. .5 cg Y gw., L 4: . . . g B I 4. Q.: A I fo - -I-.sf I II, 1 I. v-.IN,, I . :. ., , . , AFTER THE FIRST PENN WEEKS WE WERE CALLED TOGETHER AND ELECTED OFFICERS. THE PRESIDENT WAS ELSIE ' I I I 2 ' - . . . , , I t - 4 I . M v 1 U , , I u , . II ' - . I . - I - , 3 . III . . : I ' - A g ,-N-, 1-NL.1 5,-xxv ..f' 1-Q. L-N TAAY vEAn YAE LLASS HAD YNE NEW RESVONSIBILIYV or Pnooucnnc ANU SPONQORING YHE CLASS PLAY A PRINCE YAEHE WAS ' THE FOLLOWING wEQE MEMBERC or YH: cAsv KEITH SMITH AMANOAHELLE POSTELLF MARIE KELLV WILMA ULENNV AND JANE ULIEMORE IN YNE QAHING A uusI. QECITAL :AQ LIIEA IN wwucu vw: ORCHESTRA THE GIRLS' AND aovs' GLEE CLUBS PARVICIPAYED MANY JUNIORS WERE REPPENENYED IN AYHLEYICS YHE aovs IN FOCTBALL BASKEYBALL AND ALA AN0 rms LIRLS IN G THE ulWL Rixcnwms NAD DONNA HHISTIANSEN, WILMA GLENwv Ano SHIRLEV FIEQTFR A9 JUNIOR MEMBERS or :vs LABINET As YHE YEAR DREW 'O A LLOQE YE WERE AWARE OF THE FA Y YHA? WE H D A BILI ENTERTAINMENT O GIVE ran HE bananas TA: 9AN4Ugv WAS HELD AY rw: GEDNEY movEL wurm DANCING IN THE HILH SCHOGL .vm AFTERWAID8 Arvcn rw: BANQUET ANU 'HE vnom ous CLASS or ronrv rIvE BADE coco ev: ro rn: CLASS OF '36 AND LOCKED FORWARD ro TNE FALL wwsn nc, YHE CLASb Of '3' WOULD ss rHE uILH'v Sznnons AGAIN FOR THE LAST YIME WE REYURNED TO THE HILIH SCHOOL, THIS VINE AS YHE EXALTED SENIORS YHIS YEAR WE HAD FURTY NINE MEMBERS WHICH SYILL WLACEU lb A5 THE SMALLEST CLASS IN HIGH SCHOOL THIS LAST YFAR ar gun rwun :AIA EV FIESYER WAS Pnzsnaswv NORMAN FRVE VICE Pnssuocwr DONNA ,HRlSYIANbEN, bECQf'ARV ANU YRLALQREQ WAROLO WEEE LFMAH VAN TAGS: , AND JANE MCLFMDRE wcwf YHE QYUDENT LOUNLIL MEMBERS HARRIE' hsnwv I Hvu RE9OR'EQ ISC t1UL Iss TOWNSENO AN Un MEMULE LASS AovIsons HE A UNDER A Nsw LEADER au' A ILL A MISS WILLFR mAc MANY SENIORS ow ITC POLL SENIOR DEEILERS WERE ELBIE HAMLIN RU'h KENNI OYY AND JANE McLfvOiE AND LLSIE HAMLIN AS HER AVVFN ANYQ N 'wE NE A Y PLAv .on ES' IN E EMBEH A SENIJR L I HFQFNTFD 'THE NINIERH 'CACHE av VIS NcxULvv Ano QAY WURBIN ELEIE HAMLIQ HARQIEY CHERN' Awe Jvww NYE IV THE LAQT L NAME SCGKE FOR IVSE'F' BV BEING YHE WINNER HE UENIJR aovs wwe aavnssnwvzo 'ws LANS IN 'ws Lo Io 'BAL WEWE HAROL7 NEED, HAPLAN HAL AEQY ,0RLIbw vvpv NORMAN FHVE KLI'm an vu JONALD ANCERQ ,ENAR IAN TAsQEL RAY Dunsnm, AND RAY WIYLHENS LMANAQEW HE SENIJQ sovs un wzw Uv an BA 4E'BALL WERE HAROLD NEED RAY HITCHENQ HARLAN nALsEnr AND CHAR IAN TASAEL. JANE MCLEWORE or vue JENIGR LABS wAs HDBEN, E Ton or vw: NAASIE, wnvw MILrcu FLIcxIucEn Al Asn ASSISTANT AE aEwIJRa IEPRESENTED on vue I HVH a'ArE win: :LsIE WAMLIN ASSISTANT EoIvon HAnoLo WEED AYNLE'l s MILv0n FLICKINGER Jones wmnvnu P 'ERSEN OLUMN huaIE KELLV YERAHV RUTH MILLER QAV anew AND Rosen' aaunson uIMEn.aAPwEns, wuvw 4Auv ovmsn SENIQRS AS fvwnsfs I I-E :ENIQR nI9LS IN AsIwE' asus NILMA QLENNV LLSIE HAMLIN, JANE MCLEMORE, DELENA MILLS, Rurs MILLER, AND DonnA IHRIBTIANSEN AND NOW AS VME VEAR I9 ENDING AND WE LOOK BACK OVER OUR VOUR, ALL T00 SHORT YEARG IN OUR HIGH SCHOOL AND RECALL YHOBE HAPPY MEMORIES OF OVHER DAYS WE LEAVE OU! SINCERE HOPE YO THE FUTURE GRADU AYIN CLASSES OF I I S 'HAY THEIR HIIYORV KQV BE AS PLEASAH1' AS UURS NIS BEEN 18 1 '. I , , ' 4 v- 1 4,!w Tx J' I fa - I II .. ' - I I N , ' . , ' Q. . K L A U . , ' . . : 5 . . , va f , A . A. A. - . . A . . - , . A . , E C A Y Y - Q I 1 , A IV I I A ' C - . Q L S I I I - E - V , , : L V. Y K L x V K A A - g 3 , - , u , I v vv, v 3 , , N T '. A. A. , . 5' I - , - . 5 I I ' 5 I 4 v 5hInLEv FIESTER wAs CHOSEN AS SENIDR guEEw ron 'AE Sswuon PAarv IN vw: FALL, wIrH HELEN MILLER I C - c ' Y' 3 :. ' E ' J ASE PH L, , ' ' - L : M e ' , , ' ' , - , Src LR A . . TN' Y A ' : : :IE tr ' 1 L ' . ' - A . A 'C S . , I . ' ' ' . ' DN. ' ' W SI . - I ' A I ' I v . 7 Q I . , Q - ' ' , : : :I I . , , - - , ' ' ' I I 3 I I 'C ' -5 I C I ' ' I Ll - I I 3. R.: ' ' , .P - . ' I ' 3. R. 3 ' ' , ' , L 1' ,-X., ,.1 S 'Xe- 'S-J fs.. SENIOR CLAS9 WILL WE, THE SENIOR CLAB8 BEING DF BOUND MIND AND MEMORY AND KING CAPABLE OF MAKING A WILL D0 HEREBV MAKE PUBLIC AND OFCLARF THE FOLLOWING 'TO BE OUR LAST WILL AND TEBTAMFNT, HEREBY REVOKING ANV AND ALL PRIOR HILLS BY UB MADE JOINTLV AND SEVERALLY WE IQUEATH THE FOLLOWING I DONALD ANDERSON IN ABBOLUTILV Mv RIGHT MIND sucH AS IT IS, D0 HEREBY BEQUEATH Mv RED SHIRT TO Boa TIDBALL MAYBE IT WILL MAKE RIM AS Coon LOOKING AS IT DID ME I JOHN BECHTER DO HEREBV FEQUEATH Mv ACTING ABILITY TO JOHN KEIMERER I BERNARD BLACK WILI Mv IRREGULAR ATTENDANCE AT SCHOOL TO BUD Woooe I GENEVA BURGER PFQUEATH Mv KNOWLEDGE IN PHYSICS To VICTOR GREENLv HARRIET CHERNEV WILL Mv BEAUTIFUL EVE AND Mv ABILITv TO GET DTHER GIRLS' nov FRIENDQ AETER THEv HAvr TAKEN THEIR GIRLS HOME TO VIRGINIA KRUEGER. I DONNA CHRISTIANSEN or EUPPOSFDLV EANE MINS HEREBY BEQUEATH Mv HAIR T0 ALL BOYS IN SENIOR HIGH, EACH aov HAVING NOT MORE THAN ONE HAIR IANY ELLEN CLARK WILL Mv MELDDIDUS VOICE T0 WINIERED LEwIs I FRANCES JONAHUE WILL Mv Lnvz OF RIPRINC SCHOOL T0 THOSE WHO LIKE A VACATION NOW AND THEN. I RAY DURBIN D0 BEQUEATH Mv DICE YQ EORGE Hoon I MILTON FLICKINGER D0 HEREBv BEQUEATH Mv GREAT AMBITION AND Mv POSITION ON THE HvH STAFV To THE PERSON LUCKV ENOUGH YO GET THEM I SHIRLEY FIESTER WILI Mv GIGGLE TO ALICE POTYS I NORMAN FRVE WILL Mv AFFECTION EDR A CERTAIN SENIDR GIRL T0 LEWIE HOLLAND, WHO IS L READV RUNNING QUITE A CDMPETITICN. I WILMA FLENNY WILL Mv GRACEFUL GFSTURE8 TO MARGERV GEMMEL SHOULDER TO THF RATH PACKING COMPANY I HARLAN HALBERT KTHE I H S CHAAP BEQUEATH Mv ATHLE TIC ABILITV AND FORM TO ARTHUR EVERS AND Mv CoMe T0 THF BASKETBALL TEAM RAY HITCHENS D0 HEREBY BEQUEATH ALL or Mv BAQKETQLL ABILITV AND GLORY AND Mv LOVE FOR GINGER HIINY T0 JOHN HALL I ROBERT HOHL WILL M KNICK or TAKING orr Mv SHOES IN CLARB TO ANYONE WHO CAN STAND THE SMELL I 'WRIE KELLY WILL Mv GRIAT INTELLIGENCE To JACKIE SWAN I JANE KEMWERER Do HEREBY BEQUEATH WITH GREAT RELUCTANCE EIvI POUNDS TO Lucv BLACKBURN. I RUTH KENVICOTT WILL Mv GIRL SCOUT UNIFORM TO VIvIAN STEWART I RUTH LUTTRLLL, HEREBY WILL Mv ABILITv TO REERAIN ERDM SPEAKING IN PUBLIC TO MUCKETT LVNCH I JANE NCLENDRE, WILL Mv ABILITY TD GET ALONG NITH OUT or TOWN sovs T0 MARGARET WENGERT I HELEN MILLER DO HEREBY BEQUEATH Mv ABILITY T0 INTRIGUE JOHN WILLEv T0 RILLIE FENNER I RUTH MILLER WILL Mv JOKE BOOK YO THE SCHOOL LIBRARY. I TRUE MILLER WILL Mv PLACE IN THE LITTLE GERMAN BAND T0 VERNA DILTZ I CATHERINE NUXLOW DO HEREBY WILL Mv ABILITY TD MAKE WISE CRACKS IN QHORTHAND CLABR T0 PAULINE MABSINGHAM I DELENA MILLS WILL Mv GOOD GRADES IN SHORT HAND AND TYPING TO ELEANOR WDDDWARD I MILFORD NABHOLZ WILL Mv GREAT SOURCE or KNOWLEDGE ON ANv SUBJECT TO PAUL Wooos I ANGELA O'BRIEN WILL Mv TALRITIvENEsB T0 ROBERT OGBMAN I HOWARD O'BRIEN WILL Mv BRIGHT RED PANTS TO Bos HEEGE TO WEAR IN THE DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS AND ARCUND SCHOOL IN BETWEEN TIMES I MARGARET PARKER WILL Mv GIN T0 MISC MACNULTV TO HAND DUT T0 ALL HER CLABSEB I MARTIN PETERSEN, GENERALLV IN BANE MIND, D0 HEREBY BEQUEATH Mv PUPPV LOVE AND FRIEND CHIP WITH MISS MACNULTv AND MIBB THOMPSON TO ANYONE wHo NEEDS IT. I MANJY ANNE POSTELLE oo HERE sv BEQUEATH Mv WALK AND TALK T0 RUTHIE JOHNSON- MEBBE GHE CAN USE 'EM I LEBLIE REED WILL Mv Gooo OPINION or MYSELF T0 GERALD HAND I ROBERT DIMPSON BEQUEATH Mv MUSICAL ABILITv TO MELVIN GRAv WHO MAv FIND THIS AN EXCELLENT WAV or UTILIZING HIB EACEGG NPDWER ' WE, KEITH B SMITH AND LEMAR VAN TAssEL, WILL OUR ST. JDHN NHEARTBEATBN T0 ANVONE WND THINKR THEv CAN GET THEM I RA SNOW, HEREBv BEQUEATH Mv GREAT ABILITY TO BORROW PAPER FROM Mv NEIGHBDR, Mv SOLDIER LIKE APPEARANCE AND QUIET CGUNTENANCE TO JIM JOHNSON I DON SPROULL WILL Nv HANLv APPEARANCE TO MARCENE LENz I WENJELL CIJEACONI STONER BEING IN souno MIND BEGUEATH Mv BRAND NEW CAR 11925 MODEL, TO WILEDRD BURRETT, AND Mv ABILITv TD BDTHER Q A TO GEORGE Hooo WE ROTHA TURNER DORIS IUASS AND CORLISS STUPP, WILL oUR DIMPLEB T0 PUDGE LORENZ I LESLIE TURNER WILL Mv EXTREME soPHIsTICATIoN TO JACR GATEB I LEROY WALLACE, HEREBY BEQUEATH Mv ABILITY TO REMEMBER ASSIGNMENTS AND PAY ATTENTION T0 Muse MAcNuLTv TO ROBERT FREEMAN I HAROLD WEED BEQUEATH Mv Gooo LOOKS AND HONORS I HAvE WON TO ANY or THE EAIRER eEx WHD WILL FALL ron THEM LONE AT A TIME, GIRLS, ONE AT A TI E I LAURA WILLIAMS WILL Mv BEAUTIFUL TRESBEB TO ALL THOSE aovs Wno DIDN'T GET ANY or DDNNA'S I JOHN UAROEFFER WILL Mv ABILITY TO DANCE AND TO HAVE CURLY HAIR T0 Don TEGEN I GRACE LAKE wILL Mv AEEECTIDN ron OELWEIN TD MAXINE SHORT WE, THE UNDIRBIGNED DO HEREBY GKRTIFV THAT WE SIGNED THE ABOVE AND FOREGOING INBTRLNENT AB WITNEBBE8 AT THE REQUEST OF THE CLAB8 OF l937, IT HAVING DECLARED THE BAME TD BE ITS LAST WILL ANU TESTAMENT' AND HAVING SIGNED THE SAME IN OUR PRESENCE AND WE SIGNING IN ITS PRESENCE, AND IN THE PIEIENCE OF' EACH OTHER' Aff, MWMJCZ 'F I Y . III - ' --.ll Jn , .? 5 ,.. .l, NY Q. A Y . . , , . - : . . C . . . , , ' -I' - I I 'V -- I - - I E F - I, ', I , -: . . . I ' I ' I -' Y ' I . I, '. I I V Y - I ' V I G , , , , , , G . , , . ' I v . , , A - . , . I , . , I WOULD WILL HER KENNETH an I COULDN'T GET ALDNG WITHOUT NIM- I, ELSIE HAMLIN, WILL Mv COLD E . , , . . . I Q, - . , . I, I I V - I I ' I ' I I E I ' I 1 , A u ' I . - - ' I I I I I - I I . , , - L . , , , - I , ' ' . ' O ' 1 ' O . , ' ' ' I . , - I ' V , - - , . T ' . , I A I I . . . . . , V . , , . I I ' D ' A ' - I I A I ' I I ' . . , A . , , . . M .I , I ' I . - . . . . --., f'Ts-1 5 .- --- -qr- L,- A if SENICR CLASS PRO HECY .HI T Ig ATTIC IS DIRTY Mv HOPE I DON'T SEE A MOUSE Now LET ME SEE WHERE OIC I PU THAT THING IT MUST BE IN THIS Box HERE, HOPE so ANvwAv U SOMEBODY STUCK THAT LID ON TIGHT ENOUGH OOPS THERE IT IS, UESS THIS MUST BE IT, wHv, O IT'S SOME RING OF A Soon wELL, WHAT IN THE WORLO77 WORDS ARE KIND OF FADED THE W A R LET ME SEP GUESS YHAT'C AN S E W A R 8 WELL I LL SE' THE WAPSIEl Mv GOODNESS I'D FORGOTTEN ALL ABOUT IT WELL wELL, WELL, THIS CER YAINLV BRINGS RACK MEMORIES THOSE WERE GRAND CLD DAYS, ALL RIGHT O HERE ARE THE PICTURES OF ALL THE KIDS GOSH THERE'S DON ANDERSON Mv How HE'S CHANGED' HE's A MATINEE IDOL NOW OUT IN HOLLvvooD THEY NAVY CURLED HIS HAIR AND eov IS HC HANDSOME' JUST SAw HIM IN A RICTURE LAST WEEK AND, wHv vEs, HIS LEADING LADY WL9 ANGELA O'BRIEN AND HERE'S JOHN BECHTER AND BERNARD BLACK. THEv RUN A DANCING SCHOOL VERv SUCCESSFUL, TOO, I HEARD ALL THE LADIES THERE GENEVA BURGER, OH YES QHE'S THE PHVSICS INSTRUCTOR AT COLUMBIA THEv SAV THAT HHEN MR HOFFMAN HEARD IT THE SHOCK wAS so GREAT IT KILLED HIM THEY SAV DONNA CHRISTIANSEN IS SAMMV HoUsTDN'S RRIVATE sECRETARv NOW HE IS CHIEF JUSTICE or THE SUPREME COURT SAMMY wAs DONNA'S LAw TEACHER IN I H S AND HAS FAVORED HER EVER SINCE TRUE MILLER IS NOW COMMERCIAL TEACHER WITH WILMA GLENNV AND WAS IT MARJORIE JANE KEMMERER wAs WITH THEM, TOO, MOST LAST I HEARD THEY WERE RUNNING AN OLD NO MARGARET, YES THAT's IT MARGARET PARKER AND OF THE TIME OSH WONDER wHATEvER BECAME OF THEM THE MAIDS' HOME BUT THFY GAvE IT UP MHEN HARRIET MARRIED MILFORD NABHOLZ, A STREET CAR CONOUCTOR IT'S HARD TFLLINC WHAT THE REST ARE DOING NOW H THIS FACE IS FAMILIAR, wHv YES, lT'8 MARY ELLEN CLARK SHE AND RUTH MILLER GIVE SINGING LFFSONS THERE's FRANCES DONAHUE, SHE IR THE TRUANT OEEICER OF THE SCHOOL WHERE NORMAN FRV IS SURERINTEN DENT DELENA MILLS SHE WAS A CLACSMATE Y07, I eELIEvE, IS A TEACHER THERE OH vEs HERE's MILTON FLICKINGER SAY I READ ABOUT HIM IN THE NEWSPAPER JUST THIS MORNING RUTH LUTTRELL IS SUING HIM FOR RREACH OF PROMISE AND MARTIN PETERSEN IS HER LAwvER I RNEw l'D HEARD THE NAME BEFORE Mv woRD HERE's RAv HITCHENS HEARD HE'S COACHING AT MINNESOTA GEE, EVERYONE wAs SUR PRISED WHEN HE MARRIED MARIE KELLY, THEY SAV THEY ARE VERY HAPPY AH, HERE's HARLAN HALSERT, HE'S RUNNINF EOR PRESIDENT AGAINST HAROLD WEEO OUR OTHER GREAT MEMBER OF THE CLAQQ MAY THE BEST MAN wINI WHv HERE'S Bos HONL HE'8 RREACHING AT A BIG PARR AVENUE CHURCH Now, I HEAR THE MEMBERSHIP CORLIEB STURR KENNICOYT SH SHE CERTAINLV GOOD PRACTICE ONE wAs HELEN, HER TIME TO AR WILLIAMS RUN A MOST FAMOUS OF MADE THE WORLD TAKFBH AND HER HAzLETON YHERE HAS INCREASED FIFTT PER CENT, SINCE HE CAME IT MUST BE HIS MAGNETIC PERSONALITY IS RUNNING A TRUCK LINE ONE or HIS DRIVERS IQ HOWARD O'BRIEN OH HERE'B RUTH E'5 PHVSICAL TRAINING TEACHER AY I H S K L FLNELEMORE, OH, vEs, JANE MCLEMORE nWENT PLACES ' SHE I8 NOW EUITOR OF THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE GUESS THAT WAPBIE Jos wAS FOR HER. MILLER ON THERE WFRE THREE MILLERS IN THF CLASS LET ME SEE THE FIRST OH VEB, THEV CALLED HER THE MOST INTELLIGENT GIRL IN THE CLASS SHE'S DEvOTING ALL L0 AND ARLO JR NOW. NEXT COMES CATHERINE MUxLOw. SHE AND DORIS QUASS AND LAURA N ORPHAN ASVLUM IN QUASQUE THEv ALSO COLLABORATE ON wRITING BOOKS ON CHILD WELFARE wHIcH IS UWILLOW SWITCHES AND CASTOR OIL W AH MANDV POSTFLLE 'HE CERTAINLV HAS FORGET ASOUT MAE WEST SHE JUST FINISHED MAKING A PICTURE CALLED 'I GOT WHAT IT NEXT ONE WILL BE 'YOU TELL 'EM KID N LESLIE REED AND AUDREV HAVE SETTLEO DOWN IN HE RUNS THE GRAND THEATRE THERE OH, HERE'S ROBERT SlMPSON'S PICTURE WELL, GUESS HE FINALLY MARRIED SHIRLEY AND NOW HE HAS A SWING SAND POOR RAY SNOW wAS so HFART SROKEN HE HAD T0 RETIRE FROM HIS POSITION AS PRESIDENT OF THE BANK AT DORIS ELSIE HAMLIN OH YES SHE I8 I NOW THE WIFE or RAV DUPBIN HE IE SRORTS ANNOUNCER FOR THE NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMRANV ELSIE OOUDLES FDR GRACIE ALLEN HAS SPFNT ALL OF HIS LIFE HOLGATE WRITTEN ALL ovER THE SCHOOL BOARD IS GOING MOTORS CD DON SPROULL I8 HIS SALES MANAGER THESE NExT SILvER SLIRRER NOW TSK' TSK' VOU CAN'T DEPEND ON ANYTHING ANvMoRE WHv THESE JUST THIS SALE' AND SAM LEMAR THE SAW FOR AND AUTO ACC I CENT PRETTY GIRLS ACROSS THE STREET GRACE LAKE NE BPENT FOR GAS FROM HERE T0 OELwEIN AND so LIIRARIAN IN NEI YORK NOW HE GOT RLENTV OF SETTER G0 DORNSTAIRS WELL, I cERTAINLv AM ALL RIGHT wHEN GRACIE IS UNABLE TO APPEAR so FAR SANOPAPERING THE DESKS AT THEM THEY EXPECT HIM T0 FINISH TO GIVE HIM A PENSION WENDELL WELL, wELL, KEITH SMITH THEY sAv HE I H S IT SEEMS THEY HAD MARY ELLEN ANv DAT NOW, HowEvER, AND WHEN HE DOES STONES IS NOW PRESIDENT OF THE GENERAL TWO ROTHA AND LESLIE TURNER THEY RUN NExT Two I FRESH FISH THE STREET HURT IN AN WHEN THE CAR HE wAs DRIVING RAN IN THE RIVER IT SEEHS THAT HE wAs LOOKING AT SOME MORNING I wAs WALKING ALONG THE STREET AND I HEARD SOMEBODY VELL IFISH, I TURNED AROUND AND THERE wAS LERov WALLACE. AND THEN I WENT FARTHER DOwN VAN TASSELL WITH A SIGN AROUND HIS NECK NHELR ME I AM CRIRRLED U HE WA' wELL, SHE DECIDED THEY COULD GET MARRIED ON THE MONEY SHE I8 NOW SETTLED THERE JOHN UMHOEFFER HE'S HEAO PRACTICE IN SCHOOL GEE, IT'S GETTING DARK UP HERE GLAD I GOT THAT ANNUAL THOSE WERE THE GOOD OLD DAYS 20 1 7 '. A v I O ,l gi. , X ' A! , -- I - f - 1' E I ' P. UC H , I , . , - T I - H. -- . --G N . .-- -- - - , -- . L . TH- - - - IE, I - . - - . . . ' I . H, - I , . , ' . I I A ' ' . -- co .-- , . , E . ' . . . . I I IN MANCHESTER. AND HARRIET CHERNV, OH I REMEMBER HER, SHE WAS THAT LITTLE GIRL WHO RAN AROUND -- -- -- , , ,-- . G , . 5 '. . ' - J . . . O , . -- - I . , , C , . , . . . , -- . - . , L . . , . . . . . . , , . . . - -. . . . , , . ,--U , , . - . ' . I , . . . . . . . . . . . G U EEE POLI TICRU SCIENCE ycno E LISH M59 FRENC R 8 AM J EDUCHTION :.r uv 9 ? W x l Y HE If PuBL1 N , P' j ! if A ' 4 N P5 ' l -f-E.: C---L TDP Row' B CAGE, G McGRAvu, V FRVE, D WDLEE, R HOLLAND, G BUDNAN W FENNER JONES, R MERRILL SECOND Row A VAN TASELL M LENnus, M DAvns, J TDRNER, G MCBANE, R AGHBAUGH, POWELL, W HAMLIN J UN IOR COLLEGE SOPHOHORES WE SOPHOMORE svuDENfs REALIZE AFTER Two YEARS or wonx IN runs INSTITUTION vu: EDucAf1DNAL ADVANTAGES AND OPPORTUNITIES RECEIVED IN THE INDEPENDENCE JUNIOR COLLEGE WE CONSIDER OURSELVES vERv FORTUNATE, TNDEED IN RAVIND runs ovvoRvuNlfv OPEN vo us FouR TRANSFERS Enom OTHER COLLEGES AND uNnvERsnfnEs NAMELV, IOWA UNIVERSITY NORTH WESTERN lDwA STATE UNIVERSITY, AND MASON Clvv JUNIOR COLLEGE ns QUITE INDICIYIVE THAT THE ADvANTAcEs ARE BEING REcoaNuzEo ON THE JUNIOR COLLEGE GOVERNING COMMITTEE, GERALDsNE TURNER WAS CHAIRMAN, Donovuv POWELL AND ARLO VAN TABELL REPRESENTED THE SOPHOMOREQ DORUTHV POWELL SERVED AB SOCIAL CHAIRMAN MANY ENJOYASLE AND WELL ATTENDED SOCIAL EVENTS WERE SPONSORED ev vu: AsovE oRouP. TNE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ACCOMPLISHED A VAST AMOUNT or sooo wonx runs YEAR SPONSOR ING MANY FINE ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS MARJORIE DAVIS AND GERALD MCGRATH REPREsENfED ue IN runs CAPACITY. AGAIN THIS CLASS ACCOMPLISHED MUCH ALONG DRAMATIC LINF6 Bos GAGE, RON HOLLAND, ALAN JEWEL, ARLO VAN TASELL, AND GERALDINE TURNER WERE YNE INTERESTED ONES IN vu: Musee Acvnvurnes. MANY OUTSTANDING IMPROVEMENTS wwncn WE SDPHOMORES HAVE NorEo AND APPRECIATED ARE THE NDTED ENLARGEMENY IN ru: AMOUNT or REFERENCE MATERIAL, THE IMPROVED SOCIAL PRO- GRAM, THE INCREASED CURRlCULlM, AND THE USE or vw: RENTAL svsvsm wnvn SOME TEXT sooxs. Or MAJOR IMPORTANCE wAs THE nuvnooucvaou or THE COURSES IN EDUCATION wuncw ENAaLEs fu: STUDENT, ar ALL counsss WERE TAKEN, vo RECEIVE A runsv GRADE uunronu COUNTY CERTIFICATE. THREE COURSES HAVE PREPARED THE STUDENT vo TEACH IN ANv RURAL SCHOOL. MARJORIE DAVIS, MAXINE LENaus, AND GERALDINE TURNER COMPLETED vans TEACHER TRAINING COURSE. EACH AND EVERY DAY CHANGES AND ADDITIONS ARE SEING MADE WITH THE SOLE PURPOSE OF BETTERING THE COLLEGE STANDARD IN ALL WAYS. IN PARTING MAY WE SAY THAT THE JUNIOR COLLEGE TWO-YEAR COURSE IS HIGHLY ENCOUR- AGED BY EACH AND EVERYONE OF U8. MAY IT AID YOU IN PLRTHERING YOUR EDUCATION AS IT NAS U8 . WE SOPHOMORE STUDENTS REALIZE AFTER TWO YEARS OF WORK IN THIS INSTITUTION THE EDUCATIONAL ADVANTAGES AND OPPORTUNITIES RECEIVED IN THE INDEPENDENCE JUNIOR COLLEGE 22 ,XJ ,NE H, s..f N... N.. mmap 'nh - Top Row: W. MEnnuLL, HAMNELNAN, NELsoN, PACE, SMITH, WENHOLZ, CAPQEL, wgN0L.NQ, FIQBT HOW: FIESTEP, MILLER, UERR, MCGQLL, Bnowu, WOLFE, FLucxuNcEn, OEGRIEFI BnuEaAxen JUNIDR COLLEGE FRESHMEN TNE INDEPENDENCE JUNIOR COLLEGE FREBHMEN CAME Enom EAN AND NEAR TO BELONG TO oun nANns Sou: or THE Nusa scnooLs REPRESENTED oven Tar STATE An: ROWLEV HAILETON, WINTHROP UREANA STANWOOD, JESUP DUNDEE, ST Jonns or INDEPENDENCE, AND . INDEPENDENCE Huou ScHooL. ONE scHooL our or THE STATE ANo THAT or LoNG PAnAsnE, DENTS CAMING TO INDEPENDENCE MINNESOTA. WINTHROP HAD THE LARGEST NUMBER or svu JUNIOR COLLEGE THAN ANV OTHER OUTSIDE TOWN, THEV HAD EIGHT STUDENTS COVE HERE WE THREW OURSELVES WHOLF AFTER ADJUSTING OURSELVFS TO A NEW CHAPTER IN OUR LIFE WAS CHOSEN ANU OUR CLRSS WAS HEARTEDLY INTW oun wonx A GOVERNING COMMITTEE REPNESENTED sv Domus MILLER AND FRANKLIN SPANGLER. AN lSSFN8LV COMMITTEE TNAT wAs RESPONSIBLE Fon A PROGRAM EACH FRIDAY wAs Gunozo ev THE sxuLLruL HAND or HELEN FLICKDNGER AND HER HELPERS WuLLns MERRILL, KATHRVN NIELEON, GELENABELL MCBANE AND MARJORIE DAVIS A COLLEGE WOMEN'S AND MEN'S cuoaus wAs STARTED ANn ous cLAss wAs REPFESENTEU IN THE l0MEN'B Cnouv nv' HELEN FLICKINGER, AGNES SHAUE, GEOQGIA N:Lsou, BERNICE LENZ, ORPHA DEGnlEr, AND CELIA DEER. IN THF mEN's cnoup av FRANKLIN SPANGLER. Z3 -1-g, fu. :LL f4Zf N.- Xw ---L TOP Row: MCFARLAND, BARRETT, LENZ, SHADE, NIELSON, BRICKLEV, BIDINGER, MILLER, FIRST Row: SouLss, SvRouL, BURRELL, H. MERRILL, DAvus, Recs, Nspsow, DAvus. JUNIOR COLLEGE FRCSHMEN THE sononavv Pu DELTA PHI INVITED ALL GIRLS TO JOIN or wnncu YHIRTEFN ACCEPTED ANC Jouuso TH: WATCH JLASS BRcAx:n3 CLua wAs AGAIN ORGANIZEO vHIcH wAs MADE up MOCTLV or rnceumsw. TH: orrarzns wear OMAR PACE AS Pnssaoswv HELEN FLICKINGEP A4 Vac: Pncsncsnv AVO CELIA DERR AS SECRETARY vnsnsuncn. A MsN's BASKETBALL TEAM wAs ssLccTzD or wuacn NINE MPN IN oun CLASh TRIED our ron Ano roun pLAvro A vsnv Acvuvc PART SOME OF THE ACTIVITIES THAT THE FPESHMEN TOOK PART IN AND EVJOVED VERY MUCH WERE THE FOLLOWING EVENTS ALL AOLLEGE STEAK FRY ALL COLLEGE SCAVENGER HUNT, TWO ALL COLLEGE NON DATE DINNERS, ALL COLLEGE BOBSLED RIDE, SEVERAL ALL COLLEGE DANCFS TW FO MAL DINNER DANCES, COLLEGE THREE ACT PLAY AND A ONE ACT PLAY CONTEST, AFTER BECOMING ACQUAINTED WITH ONE ANOTHER AND THF WAYS OF THE INSTITUTION, ALL AGREED THAT WE HAD SPENT A MOST UROFITABLE AND ENJOVABLE YEAR IN INDEPENDENC' Juunon CoLLscs. 24 l .,-g-, x,- S.. 4 OP Row R aonncra, c uLL, SouLEs, N BARRETT, D WOLFE, A Bnown, BURRELL, B SPROUL, R DAvns, D POWELL, NELSON, H FLICKENGER Pl DELTA PHI Pu DELTA PH: or INDEPENDENCE Juuuon COLLEGE I5 A SOCIAL sononnfv ovzu TO ALL COLLEGE women. THE SORORITV wAs onaANuzEo ron THF runTHrnAncE or BCHOLARBHIP, rnucnnenun Ano SOCIALBILOTY AMONG ALL COLLZGE annLs, AND T0 cooPEnATE WITH ANV COLLEGE AcTavnTv. Pu DELTA Pun WAS FOUNOED SEPTEMBER 7 1933 sv SEVEN Junnon COLLEGE canLe, WITH THE AID or Mase DERFLINGER AND Mess TURNELL, COLLEGE INSTRUC TORB ALL COLLEGE GIRLS wuo ARE WGLLING T0 Assoc av THE SCMOLASTIC AND SOCIAL STANDARDS or THE anouv ARE ELIGIBLE ron MEMBERSHIP ArTEn A sux WEEKS PROIATION vcnaoo Fon THE CURRENT SCHOOL YEAR THEFE WERE FOURTEEN PLEDGES. THESE GIRLS wEnE RECEIVED INTO FULL MEMsEner-uv Navman 7 i936 THE orruccne ron Tune YEAR ARE PRESIDENT, GALENA MCBANE, vucE PRESIDENT GERALDINE Tunnen, SECRETARY, MAxuwE Lcnuus, TREASURER, MAnJonuE DAvue, HIBTORIAN MARV BERRETT, GUARD, BERNICE SPROUL, BOCIAL CHAIRMAN HELEN FLscxEuaEn. THE REGULAR MEETING or Pu DELTA PH: ARE nELo once A WEEK, A susnucss MEETING ALTERNATING WITH A vnocnAn MEETTNQ. Tn: SOCIAL EVENTS INCLUDE TEA8, nov LUCK nun ozns, snvncss, oannsns, INFOHUAL DANCING Pcnuooe, DESERT AND PROGRESSIVE oAnTuEs, WITH A FORMlL ouuuzn DANCE EACH SEMESTER. THE Hucu Lucurs or Tn: ACTIVITIES or THIS vEAn uAvE azcn Tn: rounosns ounwcn, HELL WEEK, Moen INITIATION, FORMAL INITIATION Ano THE avnawc FORMAL IT ns THE sELnEr or Evcnv GIRL lN Pu DELTA PH: THAT HER TIME WAS ENJDVABLE Ano PROFITABLV BPENT AND THE GIRLS Of 1936 l937 HAVE Anoso T0 THE nnevonv AND PnEsTuGE or Pu DELTA PHI. 25 W T : . B , F. M G P. T. . . B. . . . Fnnsv Row: B. LENZ, M. LENIUS, M. DAVIS, G. MCBANE, G. TURNER, R. ASHBAUGN, G. . . J-N., -'--. Af ....... LErv ro RIGHY BRIcKLEv, REED DERR, DAVIS HOLLAND, JEWEL WOLFE 'FNHOL2, PARRETT DE CHIEF Favs, WENOLIM: DRAMA THE THREE ACT TED IN THE HIGH VIEGINIA BAILEv. PLAY NWINGQ OF THE MORNINGn sv CHARLES Qulmsv BURDETTE wns PRESEN- SCHOOL AUDITORIUM MARCH I8 UNDER THE CAPABLE DIRECTION or Miss If WAS A COMEDY DRAMA WITH A MYSTERY THEME wHIcH IS INDEED VERY UNIQUE THERE ARE MOMENTS OF HIGH SUSPENSE BROKEN BV PURE COMEDV THIS PLAV HAS PRODUCTION CLASS IS SET ron THREE A VERY UNUSUAL SETTING AND THEREFORE, MUCH CREDIT IB DUE THE PLAY FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE SCENERV. IN THE FIRST ACT THE STAGE SCENES, ALL AT ONE TIME ALSO THE LIGHTING AND SOUND EFFECTS CON- TRIBUTE MUCH T0 THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE UNIQUE THEME To n8OUNU MANM GEORGE FIESTER wr GIVE THIS CREDIT ALvHoucH THE STAGE CREW DOEQ NOT STAGE T0 vsnronm THEIR ABILITIES ARE cEnfAINLv A vznv DucvIoN or A GUCCEQSEUL PLAY sucu AS WAS HWINGQ or THE DICK WENGERT SHENLL JONES, CHARLES POWELL, AND WAYNE ALONG THIS LINE As ron THE PART WE SEE T0 JUDGE A PLAY THE ACTING IT WAS AS fue suaceow rvnLIrIEn fue LIFE AND FEELING or A suncrou Hus AUDIENDE As ron vue POET, TAM HOLLAND HE ovEnJovEo ABILITY ELEANOR REED, AS THE SOPHISTICATED DRESS DESIGNER WAS mosv ATTRACTIVE ALAN JEWEL MADE A NAME ron HIMSELF, ORAMATICS IN FACT EACH AND EVERY CHARACTER CONTRIBUTED MUCH PLAY THE ONE ACT CONTEST GLAsPEI.I.' s Tn IPI.:-:s .' VIRGINIA BAILEY LIKE WAS EXCEPTIONALLV WELL WENHoLz, KEN MCFARLAND, AND GEORGE BUCHANA APPEAR IN COSTUME ON THE IMPORTANT ITEM IN THE Pao MORNING N SMOKE MILLER Bnown DEsEnvE mucn CREDIT I aupsne DONALD WOLFE ExcEPvIoNALLv wELL TO us WITH HIs LITERARV DID HERGELF Pnouo AND AS HE ALWAYS Doss IN ro THE success or THE PLAY ENTERED AT lDwA Cavv APRIL I 2, AND 1, WAS SUZAN THIS nLAv WAS ALso uNoEn THE cAPAeLr DIRECTION or Muss THE THREE ACT PLAY If WAS A GREAT success IN THAT THE ACTING DONE THE CAST INCLUDED Donovuv WOLFE GEORGIA NELsoN, TED 26 4 ,. , I .YV -Q- I . , . , . . . ' . , . 0 ' - I . ' ' I . I 1 - I ' I Top Row rnnv EL FIESYEP NELSON bpnwcpzn NaLLcR K Smoru S Fans? Row Jovzs Bwoww HAMLIN R SMITH VAN TAQFLL FOWhLL Tnvrou WAnvauna 'NAUKON Lzwox ELKAOQR MAQUOKETA ELLswonvH ELKAOER Lenox MUSCATINE WAuxoN W Quox sn Muscnvnuc T lvvou lnoznznosnct Msncwnwvs ELKAUER lnoepewosncr -fx-1 1 'I' ,,-.N-, 1'NN..f N- Qxif- r-s. .fx. 'Nik JUNIOR COLLEGE ACTIVITIES Or MAJoR IMQQRTANCE IN THE CDLLECE ACTIVITIES IS THE GOVERNING COMMITTEE ELECTED av THE STDDENT enov IN SEPTEMBER or EACH SCHOOL YEAR THIE COWAITTEE DF FIVE, THRET RDRHDADRLE AND TNO ERLCHMLN wITH THE CHAIRIANSRIR IN THE SOPHOMORE CLASS, CDNTRDIQ ALL STUDENT AFFAIRS AND AFTIVITIFS MEETS WFEKLV THIS vEAR's COMMITTEF coNEIsTEo or SERALDINE TURNER cHAIRmAN DoR9THv POWELL ANC ARLD VAN TASELL, QODHOMOPES, DORIS MILLTR AND FRANKLIN SPANILER FRESHMEV OWING TO FRANKLIN'S DEATH OMAR PACE wAs ARRDINTED TO FILL THE VACANCV MADE nv HIM THIs CQMMITTEE IN TNRN APPUINTS THE STANDING CJMNITTEPB SUCH AB SOCIAL AND AssEMeIv THE SOCIAL PROFRAM ron THE VEAR WAS IN THE HANDS or THE GOVFRNING COMMITTEE wITH DOROTHY POWYLL AS CHAIRMAN, SEVERAL STUDENTS AQSISTED IN THE PLANNING or THE SEVERAL QOCIAL ENENTS SUCH FUNCTION' AQ QTVAK FRVS, BCAVENGER NUNTQ TREASURE HUNTQ NON DATE MIXERS, TIA DANCES DINNERC VICNICS, AND FQRMAL DINNER DANCES WERF GRFATLV ENJOVCD BV THE TUDFNT 800V AND FACULTV 'H ,HRISTMAS DINNER DANCE WAS HELD AT QLACKS IN WATFRLCO, AND THC FPRINP FORMAL WA? OUT OF TOWN ALSO IS T AIM O7 THF CJMMITTEF To HANL AT LEAQT ON? NON DATE ACTINITV AND ONE DANCE FACH MONTH THE ASqE'BLV COM ITTEE PROVIDES FOR THE WPFKLY COLLFGE ACQENQLV SFVFRAL INTERESTINC Afu ENTLP AINIVF ASDEABLIES WE E FEATIRED BY THIS VEAR'n COMVITTEE NAAELY HELFN FLICKINFFR CHAIRMAN UAH LEG? ORGANIZATIONS AND FOLLEFE GLASQFS ARE THE 'OURCES FOR THEQF VARIFD ACTIVITIFS C Y E DF SIRE OF THE FOAVITTEE T0 bTIMHLATE TUDFNT THOUFHT IN MATTER! NOT RELATING TO CLAHSROJM ACTIVITIE' CHEMIDTRV CLUB THE WATCH GLASS BREAKERS CHEMISTRV CLUB WAS EIRRT DRGANIZED IN SEPTEMBER 1934 AT WHICH TI WAS VOTED T0 MAKF IT A PEWAANENT ORGANIZATION IN THE JUNIOR COLLEGE IT WAS ACPEPTED AS A AEMRER IN TNC STUDENT CIENCE CLUBS or AMERICA IN DFFEMBFR I334 ING THE THIRD CLDD IDWA AND THE 4 8 H IN THE NATIUN, SO HONORLJ E PRINCIVAL M OF THE QOCIETY THF STATE 0 T0 PROMOTE THE ADVANCEfFNT or THE STUDY or SCIENCE IN AMERICA ESPECIALLY IN CDRRENT SCIENTIFIC INvEsTIcATIoNs DISCOVFRIES AND PROBLEMS SOCIAL AIMS ALTHOUGH QECONDARV ARF ALSO IVPORTANT MEMBERSHIP TO THE SOCIETY IS OPEN TO THOSE A UDENTS IN CHEmIRTRv CLASSFS MEETING ARE HFLD MONTHLV PRDCRAAS ARE IN THE HANDS OF DIFFERENT COMVITTFES PROGRAMS PRFSFNTED HAVE QEEN BOTH EDUCATIUNAL AND ENTFRTAININ' EXHIBIT MATERIAL IS GATHEREO FOR THE DULIETIN BOARD AND RCSTER WORK AS ONF or THE CLUB ACTIVITIES THE OFFICERS EDR THIS vEAR ARE: PRED OMAR PACE, VICE PREQIDENT HELEN FLICKINGFR, SECRETARV ANQ TREASURER, CELIA UFRR SUPVRVISOR, PRor MORRIG HQEAMAN NUSIC BAND AND ORCHEQTRA ARE CREN TO ALL JUNIOR COLLEGE STUDENTS IN CDNJNNCTIDN WITH THE HIGH QCHUOL QTUDFNTS OE SFECIAL IMPORTANCE IS THE LITTLE GERMAN BAND DIRECTED av ROBERT MFHRILL TED WENHOLZ Bos BRUBAKER ROBERT NERRILL RAvE TAKEN AN ACTIvE PART IN THE BAND AND on HEQTRA IN THE vocAL DEPARTMENT HELEN FLICKINGER BEQNICE LENZ ROBERTA DAVIS GEDRGIA NELSON AND JERRIE TURNER wERE ACTIVE IN THE GIRLS' DIVIQION UNDER PHVLLIW BRlDGE'F DIRECTION WHILE FRANKLIN SPANGLER, Ron HOL LAND Boa GAG: AND ALAN JEWEL WERE ACTIVF IN THE sovs' DIVISION THE LATTER RDRMED AN EXCELLENT QUARTETTE DIRECTED ev MAA BARRER. SOCIAL CALENDAR I936 Z7 SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER OCTOBER OCTOBER NovEMeER DECEMBER DECEMBER FEBRUARY MARCH MARCH APRIL APRIL APRIL v MAV NAV .4- STEAK Env CABARET DANCE SCAVENGER HUNT Homccouuuc DANCE THANxscIvINc DANcE CHRIsTMAs DINNER CHRISTMAS EORMAL DINNER DANCE VALENTINE DINNER ST. PATRICK'B DANCE ENTERTAIN CouNTv SENIDRD APRIL FO0L'5 PARTv TEA DANCE PI DELTA PHI SPRING FCRMAL SPRING EDRMAL DINNER DANCE COLLEGE PICNIC SOPHOMORE GRADUATES' DINNER 28 - 2 I A 4 1' 5 T49 -,I ., 4, 1 .L K A v1 .I ' ' , , L . L ' . I T - - - -' . 1 A . A A - - - ' RI - RI ' I JI - . - S . ' . , E A ' - ,- I . - - IT HE - I ' Q . I- ' ' . . . T .1 . - R I - . I - , .I ., , , -- JDRIE DAVIS, KATHRVN NIELEEN, GERALD MCGRATH, AND NILLIS MERRILL. SPEAKERS, FACULTY MEMBERS, coL- . ., , . . L C AE , . IT IL .H - L . . , ME IT S .- , ' , BE IN r , . O T . TH - AI L IS , , I . . . , . . . '., ' . , . E ' ' . . . I - . , , I D 2 . . . . . . - 1 . . , - , . . I5 25 I5 30 I3 I 23 . - II I2 I9 I I5 23 MA 7 - I3 I7 CLASSES ,ffl 7'-iff! EVLLYN B Q N.- TOP Row, SHAFFER. E Synmaov SWAN STAHLE O'BP1EN SHOQT PoTvER REED Pnlaus ZIMDHER SECOND Row WeLLs STUARY Rsuven Wooownno J O B IEN LLINE, TEGCN, WAYSR FIRST now TONN Tnoenul, D TIDBALL, WILSON W ISE, W LLIAMSOH WOLFL QJASS, SCHAMP JUNIOR CLASS OBITUARV NOTICE THE PASSING CF THE SuWOOL YtAR I936 '3 LAsr Tuunaonv Arvsn A rArAL srnoxs or scmssvzn sxAMa, vue scHooL vcAn or i936 '37 PAJSED our or vu: Lmves or THE cLAss or '38 A conoNrR's Junv oscLARso rms osnvu ous vo A svnoxz Aus COMPLICATION RESULTING rnom A Pnsvaous uLLNcss TH: scHooL v:An '35 '37 was scam Auouev 3l 1936 Ano ezcnuc ru: vouncesv or A FAMILV vunv wAs enoucmr vo vu: vovAL or :Leven sv wus AnnIvAL In uns runs? wccxs HE WITNESSED THE ELECTION or OFFICERS FOR THE CLASS or '38 Muse LAURA STAHLE, Pnzsuosnv, Mnss ELEAnon RLUTER, Vac: Pnzsuoenv Mass Mnnuonv GEMMELL, S:cnsvAnv Awn Mn JACK 0 Garza, TREASURER J S WILLEV e:cAms ru: Msnacn or vue sfuozuf couNclL Fnom fu: vznv runsv, '36 '37 HAD anew vsnv mucn ArrAcHso T0 runs CLASS or '38 vuoucu uns vasvs couLo vnosnagv Hnvc eecw Mucu ezvfzn Tuev wen: A nownv euucn Ano nLvocsfHsR vsnv uNAPvnscunvuvs or HIM. Pc as cows Now, Ano ruzv wnLL ucvsn xwow wuAv HE couLo nAvs Msnuv TO Tusu 30 H .. +V- ' I n ' . ' . ' I r 1 g ,v, , , , . ' R , I S, Scwmaoxowz, Woocs ' : . . - . E ' A . . X .H A - 7 . - I I . . . . . . . . ' s . -f-s.: l. Top Row. HOLDER NELSON HoHL, LEWIS, KAuvz, MUELLER, MCFARLAND KLOTZBACH MC,vLL, MILLER, MARTIN MASSINCHAM SECOND Row HAwn MaLLEn LVNCH, JOHNQON HANEEN, V UCGILL HANDT KEAvEnER Fanmv Row HAMMELMAN, LEN2, LORENZ, EKEL, HOLLAND HAVENS JONE9 JUNIOR CLASS '36 '57 BECAME USED TO GREAT THINGb Enom runs CLASS or '38 AND HE wAe NOT DISAPPOINTED IN THE roovaALL sEAsoN on YHE EXTRA CURPICULAR ACTIVITIES vu: NnNEvv som: MEMBERS ENGAGED nm A ausv CLASG fncv ENGINEERED THE COMING DANCE, AND INCIDENTALLY, DISCOVERED THAT vuzun spousonc WERE Mass Mens THOMPSON, ANo MR HQEEMAN, ANo THEN THF JUNIOR PLAV A success Enom ANGLE A SUCCESS ruA1 COAPLETELV SPOILED '36 '37 HOWEVER, THERE as AN END T0 EVERY THING AND EVERY aoov, ANU '36-'37 WHICH HQME vnownu EVERY WAS NO EXCEPTION. UNKNOWN TO HIS FAVORITE CLASS, THROUGH THE COMBINED ACTION CHICKEN POX, LOW GRADES, THE FACULTV, SCARLET FEVER, AND FIRST SEMESTER TESTS ON NIB SYSTEM, HIS HEALTH BECAME RUINED, AND, STRICKEN IN THE PRIME OF LIFE HE BUDDENLV BECAME AN OLD MAN WITH A BURPRISING NUMBER OF MALADIES HE WAS NEVER THE SAME AGAIN. Twnoucu THE nssv HEARTED Avfsuvfs AT REGAINING Has ronmsn HEALTH, suv A BLOWN-OUT TIRE--A FAULTV FUSE-PLUG HE I8 BURVIVED BEING oEcEAsEo. Warn NO ONE vo uounu ron Hun, N0 AND UNHERALDED, HE GOES vo A MARTVR'B GRAVE HE WAS or EDUCATION OF THE YEAR HE MADE HALF- HE REMAINED UNTIL THE LAST BV N0 ONE, ALL HIS BROTHERS ONE T0 FEEL FOR NIM, UNSUNG A MARTVR IN THE GREAT CAUSE SI ,f-.. .1 --NN.. Top Row' Mass Tuompsou CRABB, BARSKE ELVIDGE, G Bnowm, EASTMAN BEATTV FAve GEMMEL, L EAGAN BAvsn B Fsuucn Sscono Row Mass Cnounw W Bnown, GRAv CAPPEL, DILTS BRAME, FAIRCHILD, GRAB, CATT BLACKBURN, GLAZIER, Bcnosn Fnnsv Row Mn HorrmAN DoNNzLLv, BAKER, Durrv GRAHAM GATrs, G Eunxc E Cone, D Fsnuzn, n:sNL:v, W Enix: JUNIOR CLASS we HAV: ASKED WILTER WANCHELL, one MAN BROADCASTING SYSTEM Ano rAuous COMUMNIST T0 sum uw A raw or THE EVENTS uunanc Tue vAsT vsAn Hen: IB nos aussT COLUMN. 'l936-37 WAS A GREAT YEAR ron usto cAR DEALERS AND conoucns WE HAVE SEEN A8 MANY AS Pav: ANTMATED Junx HEAPB au one SUNDAY AFTERNOON'8 BTROLL DOWN BnoAowAv. fEDlTOR'8 nov: we Pnzsuwc THAT WILTER ueAus CMATNAM :Hsu HE BAVB BROADWAY, INU ALSO we NAV: sscu NACE AWARE or THE FACT sv J G G H D T J K , W B TNAT Tnzv WEREN'T Junk HEAFS, WELL, AT LEAST NOT HEAPB 'Sous or THE IMPORTANT EVENTS or vu: veAa wen: onucuuATvoN or TH: suv DOWN sTnuxs, MARGERY GEMMEL couTnAcT:o BCARLET raven, Fncoznncx Jones suowso uv ron ENcLssH CLASS TWO DAYS an THE SAME wcsx, Mass Tnoupson MADE A BROID MINT TO Hen STUDENTS THAT sw: Luxso APPLE8, Ano even wcuv so FAR IN ENCOURAGING GIFTS rnou wen Puvugs AS T0 aonnow A nncx:L rnom Han ROOMMATE AND suv THE LARGEST APPLE sn: couLo funn an TOWN, AFTER VISITING A FRUIT STORE, sax cnocenacs, Ano TWO MARKETS Ano THEN PLAcuno IT on usa ozex nu PLAIN vszw, THE unrcacuce T0 ss DRAIN WAS THAT IT WAS rnou A PuPaL, SORT or TO 'START Tn: BALL noLLuNo,' IB IT wane, Joun Lvucu sTAnTso T0 suoxs, JACK Btuuv PLAYED SCNUBERT'S IMMORTAL COMPOSITION, 'Tue BEEU, M:Lvau GRAV WABHED THE wuuoows un Roou 208 Eucsus Cont uovco rnou Iuocweuosucs YO WATERLOO, THEN T0 MASON CITY LucsLLc MUELLER KNITTED HAROLD Ween A sLu: ecAnr ron CHnasmAs, THAT TURNED ouT TO so: A none: sLAuxeT, lnosvznocncs Ham-1 ScHooL ssAT QuAsqusTou an me COUNTY BAaoc:TaA1.L Tounnmsuv, Ano TOOK rmsT PLACE, Rooecvzu WAS ae:L:cTzo. 'A DEAL or Move, we Loox FORWARD TO THE u:xT YEAR,- LITTLE DLUER, NOT MUCH SMARTER, WITH MORE GRAY NAIRB, SLIGHTLV MORE EXPERIENCE, AND A GREAT 32 , L G .. .. , , , . . , H. K 7 .,.....,.. .. . -1-N., L. -N.4 -Q.. IN G Q 'B 0 UQOOAAR A O Top Row: HUNT, HOLT, LENIUE, GRIFVITN A CHASE, JOHNSON T CHAQE HINMON, KRUEGER HADEPER, EAFBN JAVNE BROWN, HYDE FIRST Ro ' HOWLAND KRUCE JENSEN, HANCEN, FLICKENGEF DEHAVEN, FENNER KIMEALL, HEISERMAN BALLOU, Fox HQWLANU BURKETT, LENT?KOW, BILLING, BAKER, Hoon, HEEGE, HALL, BICKENQACH, FIESTER FREEMAN FPATZKE SOPHO CRES Twns YEAR, oua ENTERPRTSING CLASS or nSOPHIESu CONTINUES 0'ER ITS THE aovs NUMBER Sl BUT THE GIRLQ NUMHER 48 WITH A GRAND TOTAL or 79 LoslNG 9 or OUR FORMER 88 THE FRESHMEN YEAR AT WHAT WE THOUGHT WAS THE HEIGHT OF OUR CAREER LAST YEAR WE RULED JUNIOR HIGH ONLY TO TURN AROUND AND FIND OURSELVES RIGHT BACK AT THE ALTHOUGH WE BOW TO THE MIGHTLY SENIORS SOME DAY OTHER STUDENTS WILL LONG JOURNEY IN OUR CLASS EVERYTHING IN BOTTOM AGAIN BE FORCED BOWS TO US. PRACTICALLY LOST FOR THE FIRST FEW WEEKS WE WERE PEADY TO PACK UP AND LEAVE. IT DIDN'T TAKE US LONG TO GET ACQUAINTED WITH OUR NEW HOME AND WE WOULDN'T G0 BACK T0 THE HOLD STALLN ron ANYTHING. FRANK SHERMAN wAs ONCE AGAIN CHOSEN To LEAD oun CLASS INTO THE SECOND ERA or :Ts GLORIOUS CAREER- To ASSIST Hum BURDETTA LENIUS, AS oun vlcs PRESIDENT, MARGARET WENGEET AS REPRESENTATIVE TO THE STUDENT CouNceL, AND PEGGY HOWLAND ACTING AS SEC- nETAnv AND TREASURER PULLED Us SUCCEBSFULLV THROUGH oun FIRST YEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL. EAGERLY WE WELCOME DARVL HIESERMAN, MARY PREBLE, LERov TONN, ZELLA WooowAnoe, GWENDOLYN HYDE, AND ROBERT MCCARDY INTO oun Mnosv AS NEW MEMBERS or THE SOPHOMORE CLASS. THE SOPHOMORES WERE GIVEN THE PLEASURE or TWO PARTIES. THE rnnsT PAnTv WAS Af KATHLEEN SCHMIDTS. MOST or THE CLASS WAS DELIVERED Y0 THE SCHMIDT EARM ev A HIREU TRUCK STARTINQ FROM THE HIGH SCHOOL. Or COURSE A FEW PRIVATE CARS WERE DRIVEN sucu AS, wnLronn BunxETT's, GEnnv H0wLANo's, AND BILL PATE's. 33 .f-E.: NN-4' X.- X..f Tow Row wemcznr WFED, SHARP 0'BR1:N, MILL n VILLIAMSON VANLANINGHAM Tomo NooowAno NCLIUGHLIN, SCHUMAN MESSINGHAM WELLS Sscowo Row: SHERMAN, NAVNARD MCFARLANQ, PREBLE, Scuunrr WING STEWART SHAMP cvxvnx Pav's, Rmsoow Sowc nnQv Row Mzcczne, OSSMAN Scovr Sfuof SPRAGG, UTM: VCCARDV, MCFARLAND WAL ON O'BRlrw SEELEV, R CRSMAN SLPHONDRFS THE OTHER PARTY THAT WAG GIVEN BV THE Sownomonss WAS A DELIGHTFUL DANCE PUT ON IN THE SPRING THIb PART' WAS ESPECIALLY PLEASING T0 THE SOPHOMOPES SINCE LAST YEAR IE WERE NOT ALLOWED T0 ATTEND ANY HIGH SCHOOL DANCES THIS YEAR A GOODLV NUMBEP OF SOPHOMORFS REPREEENTED US AT THE HIGH SCHOOL SOCIAL EVENTS QUITE A FEW SOPHOMORES TOOK PART IN THE FREE DANCING CLASGES INSTRUCTED BV MISS MILLER WHILE OTHERS RECEIVED PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS W: nAv: SEVERAL Pnomasuuc vounc sruosnrs INCLUDING ons or oun new Menezes, DAnvL HEISEHMAN wuo HAS orrsu expnessso uns nzsnnz vo accom: A sscowo Buns Cnosev ALso JACK BICKENBACH Avo HAS pnospecrs or sscomvuc A PAUL WHITEMANQ csfrnnc Has START rnom A SMALL JAzz on:HssfnA an DEAR oLo I. H. S. Pznnnws we MAY some oAv sz: MARGARET wcucznv AS A GREAT vAv DANCER Ano Bcvvv DEHAVFN AS AN OPERA slnccn, ALL or rugs: PEOPLE suowso vusnn TALENT an HIGH SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES, oLAvs, AND orncn ACTIVITIES. Auoua rua AvuLefss WILFORD Bunxcvv ALWAYS RANK HIGH. H: :ursnzo svenv svonv or vu: SCHOOL Ano MADE coco. He Hrs nov ONLY MADE sooo HE MADE vu: runs? vsnm an FOOTBALL, Ano BASKETBALL. Joan HALL ALso as IN vu: ATHLETIC LIMELIGHT: FOOTBALL WAS was CAREER, Ano MADE nv oo ron Hum. Amana vue ofwsn ATHLETES Buo Wooos, Ggggy HOWLANO, AND Gconc: BAKER MADE A NAME ron THEMSELVES. ALL or vases LADS svAnnco IN FOOTBALL. In rn: ruvuns we News T0 sz: BRlLLIlNT RESULTS rnou vness sovs. IN CLOSING MAY I BAY, we HAVEN'T Don: so BAD ron A svAnv HAvs ws? 34 JUN r 04' AWQ Z X NK X If , rg X V A J X' x 'J -x rl l J Q I Q I A Q v X I N ' J fs., l. U Tow Row NARKEE, CLUenNr, BLAND Avunno KRU lSwELL, LEN2 FACE, SNVDER OEKE, BAKER, ZnvPHER, D DERE HEETER r NENZEL QREENE HALL, Szcou QusDow VcGnEE L BROWN LvNcH. D Row MAnN 40ULTfR STONEMAN, CDoNLEv STREMPK . , FIRST Row CAMERON BURNS, E ZIMHER .ARD J JILQ v, Lrwns GRnErsTH HANbEN GRAY Q ZlvwER GATT Lvov NINTH GRADE HISTORY ADMIRAL PRnNcnPAL CAPTAnus TEACHERS FIRST MATES CLASS PRESIDENT CREW STUDENTS SHIP NITWITS Juoo Lcwns AND DONALD READER W AD AN ADMIRAL FOUR WE SET SAIL SEPTEMBER 6. WITH A CREW or ABOUT 85 E H THE TWO SHIP NITWITS. CAPTAlNG, SHIP PARTIES AND DANCES WEQE BARREU, REASON OF STARTING ON THIS CRUISE WAS PORTS, SOMEONE DROPPCD OUT OR JOINED MANY WERE NEGLIGENT AND FAILED T0 GET WAS MADE THERE WAS A WILD SCRAMBLE. AND THREE FnRsT MATES. AND or CDURSE THERE WERE suv WE HAD A JOLLY OLD TIME ANVWAY. THE CHIEF T0 SEARCH FOR MORE KNOWLEDGE AT Mnuv or THE ous: Hmwv cREw. THE woRx wAs NOT HARD, BUT THEuR wonx DONE ON TIME AND WHEN THE cHEcx-UP MAnv TIMES SOME ONE or THE CREW wAs CAUGHT H PS GALLEV A CONCERT BAND AND AN EoA:awc AND wAs sENTENcED TO HARD LABOR IN THE s n . ORCHESTRA WERE comvoseo or sous or THE CREW AND cAvE uAnv ENTEPTAINING concERTs cnouo or THE sovs an THE cREw ORGANIZED A HILL-BILLY BAND Ano PHACTICED IN THE U T v CALLED THEMsEEvEs THE 'WAPSIE VALLEY HILL-BILLIESAN ADMIRAL B ROOM, HE 36 E K' l ! fxf'xf'W f'N 0 I. Ton Row: B McAnsAvv, Oasunn, McGee, McGuln:, MELKA, L WILSON, QuAas, Bnnsxz DnLva, PosvsL, J Gnsznncv, JAnn:son, wzzo, Lucxcv Szcouo Row: BUNGE, B:Av1v Scnoouovsn Sozuzn, K McAncAvv, Favs, Hnno, Rn-uscnc READER, BAnR:1'1', Mnnmus, Bllocxune. Fuser Row NELSON D GnzcNL:v, McFAnLAno, Rurrconn MnLLsn, Cows, TAson, B WuLsoN CAuva:LL, D Bnown, HOKANSEN HE on: or ru: Funev MATEB HE CLuas. OP:nsrrA, 'Tas EACH ucnasn or fn: zuvura vu: Moo:L cLua, CLue, TnAveL:ns CLus, Home Room CLuo. NINTH GRADE HISTORY ScHooL Nuns, om: or THE asm-Mou'rm.v rncns vue coarse av Maumee Svonouu, lr was A wuosLv n:Ao PAPER Ano vznv POPULAR. GALLOPING GHoav,' wns Pncscuvco av THE Bov's AND GunL'e GLEE cncw szLona:o vo some Acfnvnvv cLuo. THEV coupe ssgonc TO Bon Ton CLUQ, Poem CoLLccvon'l CLus, PLAv:ne CLUB, DnAuArse Rnono Cpus, on THE GL:z Cnus. Tn: wHoLs cnsw s:Louc:o ro A ON THE UPPER DECK THERE NAB A PLACE FOR SPORTB. THE CHIEF SPORTS THAT ll PLAYED WERE BASEBALL, KITTENBALL, FOOTBALL, MARBLE8, NUMBLTV PEC, AND BASKETBALL. OUR cnunsc enozo MAV 2l ron A runs: Monvns VACATION, suv ws WILL Resume ous s:Ancu ron xNowL:occ, znvncn ru: Lnsv or Auausr on THE runs? or Szvvsuecn, ANOTHER BOAT, 37 '. 5,, Q, 5 v l : , . , . T T ' on 14-4 L. GBM ,aug TOP Row L HALL, FOWLKEQ Hovev CHASF BnYTsNcER, Doorr Aansrnonc BARSKQ J HALL ESMOIL, HAnnuNGToN B HOHL Sccowo Row M HALL, Bcnnv HAVWAPD HOLDER, Bauman DEAN QEARBOVER EQCHEN HAMMELMAx Funsr Row N Hovcv, HOWLAND, Downs C FOWLKES CAMEL, Jownwuz EIGHTH PRESIDENT Vac: Pnzssosnv SEcn:rAnv Tn:Asunsn SERGEANT AT ARMS CLAss Svonsons CLASS CLowN GRADE OFFICERS JANINE MCGULL Don KnAHuLsc MAxnns MILLER Rosen? SPAAGG PAUL Lluocn MARGARET KtLso Miss BRAV Mn HANEV Lane Escnzn 38 L- , ,'It' v Y, ' , , , I - A. . . fr. 4 b . . .A - Top Row. GERALDINE POSTEL, WATERS, SCHANKE, KAVSER, MCGILL, MnLLEn, O'BnnzN, Pnumus, Tunwrn KrLso Remus Smnvu SECOND ROW. VAN LANNINGHAM, TnoaALL, Toon TOBIAS, PosTEL, RANDALL, KuPER T N - . f T , ' ' u ' v Lewvzxow, Jsnunmcs, Lnuoen, KRAHULEC FIRST Row: OLMSTEAD, PETERSEN, WALTON, SPQAGG, Jones, P. Lnnosn, NCCALLEV, Q - . , . . . . , WE . A MASON ElPHTH GRADE HIQTORV ABOUT DO OF US WERE EIGHTH GRADFRS MARCFING T0 SCHOOL THE FIRST DAV WE WERE CARE FREE AND BOOK FREE THE SCHOOL BOARD HAD DECIDED T0 RENT BOOKS TO US WHAT A RELIEF, AT LEAST, TO OUR PARENTS. THE FIRST oAv wr wen: onvsoso suro TWO 'ECTIONS 8A AND BB Tuna WAS non: ALPHABETICALLV A Few or oun nova WERE on Tn: A sQuAo- Fnsonnz HOLDER, DARVL BENDEH, KENNETH PETERSON AND MAHLON LTNDER Ou THE SPELLING TEAM we HAVE AGNES 0'BnlEu, LAvounE BARSKE, AND DOROTHY Lzuvzxow KENNETH PETERSON, JOHN BEARaowEn, PAUL LINOER AND JR WALTON ARE THE orreczns, THE NPADDLE CLUB U MANv or THE uznecns or THE CLASS ARE on THE sTArr or 'Jn Hucn SoNooL News ' ALL BELONG TO ONE CLUB OR ANOTHII EACH I8 BTRIVING T0 STUDV HARD 80 THAT WILL LAND ON GOOD-SHIP ININTH GRAD! H 39 l 1' -ll Top Row, REMME, RASMUESON MUELLER, MARTIN MILLER, WEART, WINGER MASON NEILSON PORMERANKE, W Scovv Fnnsr Row Rusoou, McLAucHLnu ROSFNSTIAL Svsnpv, WILIAMSON' woo Scnoow- OVER, Smuru SEVENTH GRADE Kwocxl Knock! wHo's YHEREW TEx! Tex wuo? Tex THE szvsuru anAoE ro MAKE A PARADE W rervv SEVENTH GRAOERB, HAVE Jus? ENTERED THE Juuuon Haan THIS YEAR W Fino uv vznv ENJOVABLC THE Pncsnoznv or ous Home noon cLue as CHAALEE REMME, THE SECRETARY ns EILEEN GERDEE, AND ru: TREASURER as Joan MUELLER. SEVERAL or oun svuoznvs, JAuuvvA Scwoouovcn, June Lon E DARLENE Rnsoon AND Bsnuncc woons An: REPORTERS ron oun Juuaon Hncu PAVER Two or oun sovs, Jonu TIDBALL AN ALAN Fussen, MADE THE BASKEYBALL TEAM' 40 , . l . Q , r 1 uv . I I I I I I SECOND Row: WATERS, STEWART, MCFARLAND, Quinn, WuLKlsoN, B. SCOYT, TnoeALL, 1 - . . ' OS. E, . E . I U 1 . l. N.- xl I TOP Row' JOHNSON HOWLAND COULYER, Horrmnu FERNAU, Gsnozs, Bnowu CORNWELL, Lowes Lenz, Lsnfzxow Secowo Row HEARN Banxzn Bscxcn, CHANAN Hvnos qauuwcn Coons, FnAvzxs, 5Rowu Fvnsr Row, Honn, KIMBALL, UONAHUE Hoffman Fnsusn, ELoznToN Jonwsow Aesorv Lonrnz SEVENTH GRADE JoAN Smnvu Fnsuon CHANAN, PAvsv Hvuos, Mons: Lenz, Boa Bnown, Ano Rncunno WATERS Pnnv an vu: scnooL eANo TIME MARCHE8 ON AND S0 ANOTHER HAPPY SCHOOL YEAR COMES TO AN END. THE SEVENTH GRADE GROU9 IS DIVIDED INTO TWO GROUPS. WE HAVE FOUND OUT THAT IT DOES NOT PAY TO WHISPSR AND NOT GET YOUR LESSONS- Oun rucucn, Mas. Jmvas, ne mmm: scuooL vcnv :N.:ovAaLc Cssvscunuv AT Cams-r- mxs TIME?- WE HAVE FOUND ALSO THAT WE NEED T0 BE WIDE AWAKE BUT NOT TOO WIDE AWARE, ONE OE OUR WIDE-AWAKE BOVS, DICK STEWART, IB GOING OUT FOR CHEER LEADING. dl f-X., X.. ...Z f' , Tow Row BENDER TIDBALL, FISHER HOLDER LINDER Mn PARKIQON Fensr Row MILLER, Gnnrrnfn WILSQN, CAMEL, TAaon PETERCEN JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL THE INDEPENDENCE JUNIOR Haan BASKETBALL TEAM FOACHED av Ma R A PARKISON FINISHED vue I936 I937 EAsoN w scones ev ODPONENTS 2Il T0 l94 HIGH SCOWING HONUQS ron rHE ren Lcnov Gnnrrsfu, wH0 HAQ 49 our vu: SEASON ITH HAVING WON SIX GAMFS AND LOST 'IX THEY WFRE GUY SEASON wENv TO UONALD MILLER wuo wlru 76 POINTS row CNLV TEN PLAYERS SCOPFD POINTS FOR THE TEAM THROUGH Lsvvens wrns AWARDEU TO MILLER Gnurr ru C F I AMPBELL, owLxEs, TABOR, Rurrconn WILSON AND Hnneou. Or THESE FOWLKES WILL BF BACK IN Juwuon HIGH uunronm NEXT YEAR T wo GAMES ARE STILL vo ec PLAYED wnvn O:LwEnN NND MANCHFSYER AS OPPONENTS- SUWMARY OF BASKETBALL SEASON INDEPENDENCE II ll ll I I Il ll . ll ll Il N Waurnov I3 QuAsqu:voN 30 QuAequEvoN 28 Wnurnov II Jcsuv IO DuNxERvoN I3 Jzsup I5 MANCHESTER 27 VINTON I5 OELWEIN 22 VINTON I6 DUNKERTON II 4-L., 'N-' ,,.. 'N.. 1 L..,.- 7 ,l 'if- -wc? I IQ ,C POEA LOVER' EACH JF THF NINTEFN VFMBEFS KEEPS A NOTE BOOK YJ COLLF T F-'OE'f'8 IND V1: ORV EMS TWO IFMBFG ARE A?'7'UlNTFD V0 FWLI FCT UOFPS EACH WEEK EOR OTHFR AFMRFRS .1 COPY IV THFIR NITE BUCK: PWDGR YS ABOUT FVERV WEEK THL RCN TON CLUB ON SFPTEMRER 24 1915 THE rlw,T nrrsrn L MEETING or THE BON TON CLUH wAQ HEL gEAN Ooocg PRESIDENT AND JAV CASEV SMITH SECRFTARV WERE IN CHARGE. EACH WEDNESDAY THE CLUB HAD A MEETING EACH MEETING A CERTAIN QUBJEPT wAs onscwsqso. NEAR Twp END or THF CFMESTER THE CLUB MADE VLANS ron A BANQUET IT WAS ARRAN EO ron CEBRUAPV I I977 AT THF GEONFV HQTELQ A THE FND wr THE PEMEQTFR THF SAME orrnccns WERE RE ELECTED THE :Lua wAr ORGANIZFD T0 TEACH THE PUPILQ wHg Jonwco, THE NECESSARY MANNERS TO SUCCEED IN LIFE IY HAQ RFACHFD ITS GOAL PLAYER'S LLUB THE PURPOQE or THIS ACTIVITY ns TO GIVE THE MEMBERS AN OPPORTUNITY T0 TAKE VART IN PnoQnAv5 THE CHAIRMAN ANU Hns cnouw Amr RFBPONSIBLE ron RLANNIVG THE ACTIVITIES THE PLAN as T0 PRESENT ONE PLAY ron Junuon HIGH EACH SEMEQTER THE CHRISTMAS PLAY WA9 NEVER GIVEN ON ACCOUNT Jr uncxvgqr EARLY CLOSING or scHooL A PLAV WAR csvrN THE sEcoNn BEMFSTER OFFICERS ron rnnsT QFMEQTER ARE: BARBARA BLAND, PRESIDENT JEAN ANN UOOGE, SECRETARY KENNETH PETEnsoN, SERGEAN AT ARMS Orrucens ron secomo CEMESTER ARE PAULA Sormcn, PRESIDENT, HELEN ARMsTRnNc SECRETARY ELVA MAVNARD SERGEANT AT ARMS Musa NICNOLSON, SPONSOR. AMATEUR ACTORS Orrucrns ron Einar BEMESTFR, NARLENF Knusz, PnEsuoENT, BETTY COULTER VICE PREEIDENT PAULA SOENER SECRETARY CARLA JAM:EsoN, TREAQURER' BILLV MCFARLAND, SERGEANT AT ARMS, OFFICERS ron sscouu SEMFSTFR, CARLA JAMIEBON, PRESIDENT, RUTH QUASB, VICE PREQIDENT, MILDREU WELD, TREASURER, Lcnov Gnurrnvu, SERGEANT AT ARMS THE AMATEUR ACTORS CLUB IQ HELD IN Mass MADSON'B noon Evsnv MONDAY IT as A cLue THAT as coN BISTED or ronTv THREE Mcmazas WE ACT OUT PLAvs ANo HAVE GAMES Mass Mnosou SPONSOR MODEL CLUB AMONG THE SEVERAL AcTnvsTuEs Pnovnoso ron THE Juunoa Haan aovs, MODEL nulLnaNa ATTRACTS A MAJ- onuvv. THERE ARE Two ORGANIIATIONBQ MODEL BUILDERS AND MODEL CRAFTERS, EACH MEETING ONCE A wEEK. EACH ORQANIIATION ns vuwng-covcnuso AND NAS ITS OWN CONSTITUTION, orrncsns ARE ELECTED AND com- uuTTEEs CHDBEN EACH SEMESTER. THE ONLY REQUIREMENTS FOR MEMBERSHIP ARE: A REAL ACTIVE INTEREST IN BOME TYPE Of MODEL BUILD- ING. EACH MEMBER PROVIDES HIB OWN MATERIALB. MEETINGS OF THE GROUPS ARE HELD FROM TIME TO TIME ALTHOUGH THE GREATER BHARE OF THE TIME IS DEVOTED T0 INDIVIDUAL WORK ON MODEL PLANNING OR CONSTRUCTION. THE OBJECTIVE OF EACH MEMBER IS COMPLETE A MODEL FOR EACH BEMEBTER. AIRRLANE AND BOAT MODELS HAVE BEEN MOBY POPULAR ALTHOUGH THERE ARE N0 RESTRICTIONS AS T0 THE TYPE OF MODELS ONE MAY CONGTRUCT, THE JUNIOR HIGH RADIO CLUB To JOIN THE JR. HIGH RADIO CLUB ALL OF US MEMBERS HAD TO HAVE A FEW REQUIRMENTB, WE HAD T0 HAVE SOME KNOWLEDGE OF THE FIRST ADVANCES AND THE GENERAL PRINCIPLE OF THE INSTRUMENT. THt FIRST sETs THAT WERE MADE WERE THE CRYSTAL SETS. MANV OF THEN TURNING OUT T0 BE A BIG SUC- cus . 43 ,..N-, ff'-N.1 5 - --L, Ax 6. , -E .aa -. IUBS ANJ ACTIVITIES OCL NEWS STAFF EDITOR IN CHIEF AS'I,TANT EDITOR FEATURE EDITOR SDORTG EDITORS LITERARY EDITOR NINTH GRADE RFPORTFR CIrHTH GRADE REPORTERS SEVENTH GRADE RFPORTERS DITTOER ADVISER AMURICE STONEMAN LAVONNE RARQKE CHARLFQ REMvE JOHN CAMPBELL KENNETH PETERSON PAULA SOFNER DONNA COWNS JEAN DODGE BETTY TURNER JUNE LONIE DARLENE RIEDON BERNICE WOODS JUANITA SCHOONOVER DOROTHY WOLFE MRS JARVIS THIS JUNIOR HIGH PAPER WAS PUBLISHED TWICF A MONTH IT WAS A TWFLVE PAGE EDITION THE TVPING AND ARRANGING WAS DONE av MAURICE STDNEMAN IT HAD A CIRCULATION or ABOUT IOO coolgs THIS PAPER WAS EXCHANGED roR PAPERS rnom SCHOOLS IN WATERLOO GRAND VIEW, AND OTHER PLACES WHY WE GO TO SCHOOL? IN AMERICA, BILLIONS OF DOLLARS ARF QPENT IN THE UPKEEP OF SCHOOLS. WNV? BECAUSE PARENTS WANT THEIR CHILDREN TO HAVE A BETTER EDUCATION THAN THEY THEMSELVE8 HAD THAT IB WHY PARENTS MAKE ANY NUMBER OF SACRIFICEB T0 KEEP THEIR CHILDREN IN SCHOOL THEY KNOW THAT THEIR CHILDREN WITHOUT AN EDUCATION WOULD GET NOWHERE IN THIS WORLD. IT IS ALSO WHY THERE IS A COMPULSORY EDUCATION LAW IN MANY STATES IT I8 ESTIMATED THAT ABOUT ONE OUT OF EVERY 7 BERSONB WHO FINISH HIGH SCHOOL GO T0 COLLEGE So YOU BEE IT IS UP TO YOU TO GET MOST OF YOUR EDUCATION IN THE GRADE SFHOOLR. PARENTS ARE ALWAYS GLAD WHEN A SCHOOL MAY BE IMPROVED ANOTHER BENEFIT THAT THEY DID NOT GET. FOR THEY KNOW THAT THEIR CHILD WILL BE FIVEN IN THE OLUEN DAYS, EDUCATION WAS A LUXURY AND ONLY THE WELL TO D0 OR HIGHBORN COULD AFPORD IT PEOPLE THEY CONSIDERED HAD A GOOD EDUCATION IF FORTUNATE ENOUGH TO REACH COLLEGE, EVFN IN THAT NATIONS HIGHEST OFFICERS THEY REACHED THE EIGHTH GRADE THOSE THAT WERE EARLY DAY OCCUPIED ABOUT FIFTY PER CENT OF THE IT IS NOT THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT THAT SUPPORTS OUR scHOoLs BUT THE STATE WITH THE MONEY THAT oun PARENTS PAv ron TAxEs IT SHOULD THEREFORE BE OUR ouTv TO OUR PARENTS TO TAKE HEED AND GET AS MUCH OUT or ouR LESSONS AB WE ARE ABLE Ir vou DO NOT PAY ATTENTION AND LEARN vouR LESSONS, YOUR PARENTS ARE LIABLE T0 FEEL THAT THEIR MoNEv WAR SPFNT IN VAIN ALL THE MONEY IN THE WORLD CAN NOT suv vou A GOOD EDUCATION UNLESS vou CARE TD LEARN THE TEACHERS CANNOT LEARN EOR vou THEY no THE TEACHING vou THE LEARNING LAVONNE BARSKE JUNIOR HIGH GLEE CLUBS THE GLEE CLUBS UNDER THE DIRECTION or MISS BRIDGE HAVE DONE SOME OUTSTANDING WORK THIS YEAR THE CLUBS MET oNcE A WEEK AT wHIcH TIME THEY HAD A SHORT BUSINESS MEETING AND THEN PRAcTIcEo THEIR SONGS AT THE BEGINNING or THE YEAR OFFICERS WERE ELECTED AT WHICH TIME ANNA MARKEE, PRESIDENT, CARLA JAMIEBON, SECRETARY: AND MARLENE KRUSE, LIBRARIAN, WERE ELECTED THE sovs ELECTED LEROV GRIEEITH A8 PRESIDENT Juno LEWIS AS SECRETARY AND HOWARD LvNcH LIBRARIAN. A JUNIOR HIGH OPERETTA 'THE GALLOPING GHOBTSN wAs GIVEN IN APRIL. THE SPELLING CONTEST wAs HELD, ONE CONTESTANT ENTERING THE DEE MOINES REGISTER coNTEsT, FIVE MEMBERS RFPREQENTING THE SCHOOL IN THE COUNTY A DECLAMATORY CONTEST WILL BE HELD IF OTHER SCHOOLS ARE INTERESTED. 44 jfs? 1,1 ' E- I -I - A W, E E5 E S64 . .... . ...... . . . .ANNA MARKEE I I AS SPUHTS ,-XJ -1-L, Ny. ..z ,..1 Ton Wow COACH nafzfL, WJQ N grn sf'v vgfcH Srnx Q71 YJ unww Row Inge, n h -UKGNS www Dxxf FWAFY Ant SfrL Srcowo Row J Lvmcu bchpwp uALnrn1 L DN AS R 0 C 1 vnLLEv qunxr Y ,qv f- U1 1 SEP Ocv .1 Ocr Ccr Nov ov T SUN'MRV OF FOOT BALL SLASCN IMUSPENDFNCE INDEPENDENCE INUEPENDFNCE INDEPENDENCC INOEPENDFNCL Iuorprmocwcc Imorpcwozucz OzLwenm .zona FALLs UARICN SUMNER VINTON NANCHCQTER LAVERLV 46 ,ll L H ... . I X A N s J' -- , 1 ' - -' 'Q .I ,, 1 -- -H ... . A 3 v - ' L 5 P' A H, -v.- , H. Unmxvnf, n. J LL , I ax, t,., A . A . M VL . T . : Y. ,L Q. H. H07 LL, i. SC ' ' , E. QT , . A M ,, v. , rv. : . ' , U. ' ' ' , H. . . , V ' T . .- , xv. R ' . F' . Qbwg 1, U, '.'. Lzvh. U, L'NZ, 7. ' kff, 1. l'M, N. :WVU 0 LiQfw:. .HT IM JxCYU:h: -. aw. Ln,4. ' 25 , O ' . 2 . 0 F . O' . I6 IE . 23 - 2 . 30 ' - ' 0 '. Il . 7 . N . I4 ' . O W ,-N-, '-x.,' RACK now FQITZEL HALSERT WEED CHAMD SCHNARTZ our now EHQKE VAN TnsrLL HITFHFJ Lowfu lLLEV INDEPLNDENCE lnospsnosncz INDEPENDFNCE HIGH SCHOOL BASKLTQALL COUNTY TOURNAMENT SECT I OWL TOURNAMENT LA Powrr NAvERLv Prana FALLQ CELwrnN ransom JESUQ VQNYON MANCHESTER FAIRBANK Jrsuo Qunsouzrow Svnnwsrnnv Ponwr Wonfnnop WAVERLV L 47 1' fi-2 f-S. -'X ,---, -Y Af -cp I 4 Z 4189 ' 22 k Sf-l i .I J 1 K A - 5 A, A A e s. ' 5.5 .,' x ' -V E' fur ' 7 - ' li w'4 ES'-l -14.1, tif ', Nw - .FV j 'xi 'fi 3, 6, , , :A Q I I 9 N4 MQK r XM 5 Q J Q , M- i 4 'A X 1 I P 5 ' i , 55 7 V 'gl' V A ,K nd :E TOP Row GREENLEV WILLIAMSON, LORENZ, HAMMELMAN NAaHoLz SCHAMP Szcowo Row CoAcH FRuvzEL, Anocneon, Wooos HITCHENS, Wzzo VAN TASELL, HOHL Fuisv Row EHRKE, WILLEV, BURKETT LENZ, HALL CALDWELL TRACK CEDAR FALLS DUAL MEET INoEPENoENcE won rnnsv PLACE nu suovpuf, JAvELaN, Ano on,cus Vanvon INVITAYIONAL MEET INDEPENDENCE PLACED SECOND IN YHE DIBCUS AND WON FIRST PLACE IN THE JAVELIN AND SHOTPUT, MARION Dusvnacv MEET luozvsnosncs QuALureE0 ron rn: sfAv: MFET an THE suofpuv nnscus, AND JAVELIN S1Avz MEET INDEPENDENCE ATYENDEO 48 Q 3 QW l'- 4 . 'ff Q'.' 'fO'llaS 5' X .Ill 'O 'ib'V S, Q . K f A :AI 1 ' N - , . v s 4' 'X A 1 B ---..f S..- Ton Row HAnnueT Cnrnnev, DELENA UILLQ, ELsae HAMLIA, Musa NACNULTY Fansv Row. RAv Duasnn Jann Qecnven HowAno O'ERnen, SENIOR CNE ACT PLAV THE Wennen A one ACT Covrov ev EveLvn Cnoss, PRESENTED av Foun nemesis or THE Sennon CLAQS WAS PRUVEN WORYHV OF ITS TITLE BY TRULY REINF A WINNER OE NOT ONLY THC SLCTIONAL LONTEST BETWEEN THQ AQHQQLA gr THI9 Cowvuunvv sur Ageo THE wnnnen os THe Counvv Conresf HELD IN THE Inoepenorngg Hlqw SCHOQL Auoaronuwm Fewwuxvv 1 AY 7.40 Besnces THE CONTENT THEV News ASKLD TO Gvve IT ron vue Llons JLLP AND A' THE MLMoRsAL HALL Tue CAST WAS GUEST AT A 6 o'cL0cx oonnea T THE GEONEV HOTEL FFQQUARV I9 UELENA MILLS AIDED THF PRooucTIon sv Acvunc AS nnovenvv CHAIRMAN Ano Pnompven Ano HOXAPO O'BRIen AS STAGE DIRECTOR. Aeven THE FINAL PERFORMANCE Mnss MACNULTV ENTERTAINED THE CAST Ano ASSISTANTE IN HER APARTMENT Tue PLAY WAS unnen vue CAPABLE suvenvnsaon or Nuss EDITH MAPNULTV wno, THROUGH EXTENDED EFFORT on Hen PART Heepen T0 mAxe Tue PLAY A GREAT success IT MAS seen rue NBLACK eve' Ik Tue Lure rQuATnon VAnaTv, cneeo seLrnsHnzss, JEALOUBV unaneouenrs Ame COMEONFNTS or ITS comnosavuon. Tueneeonr LIONFL DANIEL HORTON Pa TO ao new scnrme or CABAL wnen HE cecnoeo TO AGREE WITH His ware INSTEAD or EXPRf'SING nur IN ORDER Connne, TE MINED vue Resv SCORE OF' RESORYEO OWN MIND DAUGHTER vo wun was Ponnv concennnnc fue CLANDESTINE Love AEEAIR wnncn exnaveo aevween uns AND A vounc COLLEGE INSTRUCTOR CURTIS MCINTOSH MYRTLE, THE Pnoresfon's w re as THAT Connue SHALL nrven MARRY A vnoresson AB snr uno AND ae MADE T0 Luv: un A SMALL Town or Hen Lure Howeven Connue NAB rALLen un Love warn vounn Cunvas AND Announces vneun ENGAGEMFNT TO HER PARENTS, THE RESULTS B'-'ING -NRS HORTON'E TVRANNIIINC THE FAMILY. THE PROFESSOR AGREES WITH HIE WIFE THAT VOLNG CURTIQ IS NOT SUITABLE TO BECOME THE HUSBAND OF THEIR ONLY DAUGHTER CONNIE, AND PROCEEDS TO STORM ABOUT THE YOINK' MlN'B IRPUDENCE AND HIS DISLIKE FOR HIM MRS HORTON UPON VIEWING HER NUSBANO '3 CHANGED ATTITUDE, DISAGREES WITH HIM AND DEFENDG THF BOY THE RESULTS BEING HER CONSENT T0 CONNIEM: MARRVING A COLLEGE PROFESSOR LATER SI-IF DIFCOVERS HER HUSBAND'S LITTLE PLOT BUT IS SO COMPLETELV TAKEN IN BV YOUNG CURTIS, THAT SHE EORGIVES THE PROFESSOR AND ALL ENDS WELL. Aevocevnen, fue paooucreon, snowana nonon sesrowco upon RAY Duaaun, Conlae, PLAY wAs FULL or run Ann Pgenvv or ACTIVITV :nom START ro rannsu. A L:veLv ACTING TALenT, APPROPRIATE cosvuues, Ann STAGE sevvanas MAKING nr wonfnv or vue Tue eoun CHARACTERS or rue wLAv ARE A8 roLLows: Pnoresson HORTON, Pu. D. HARRIET Cnennev' Mvnfee, Enele HAMLIN, Cunvns Mclnfosn, Jenn Becnven. 50 : . . ' .. . ' I I I Il II A , , . . - Q N Q :T , , , , - .7 . , F , . , . e A ' , ' . ' , A . H - I . . STUBBORNNESS IS ONE O7 THE MAJOR ILLS or HUMANITV. Since THF runs? SVLLABLE or Rcconoeo TIME, . I . - ' l --A -- .' ,, . , . D. . , . Q I oe- ' l . . - . . , . . - . . I . IT. , . . . V-NN., x- -r, f-N. .ng TA xv' MC1ILL, CrwMrL CAVE, 4F1HERER MnLLr: ,AA Lenz S zxnnr vcrAQLANc 1Y'O LAf'Pun4 LVNCH HOLLAI' I , FOTTPP Gnvg QMNIL HLAV A fomzov or souls IC Lars HNEW FnRrs,N av CHAQLES Q Bunwevfe Pngcrmvso av rug JUNIOR fLA'S AYTRACTED A LARGE AND APPRFCIATIIF AUDIFNCE IN THF HIGH 'FHOOL AUDI YORIUM THunsoAv zvsmuwc Novrvssn 5 AT EI4HT o'cLo.x. THE vLAv unowucso YHROU H Cnr CIAL ARRANFEMENT WITH THE Row PETLRCON AND Co WA' UHOEP THE FFFIFIFJT FIRFVTICN O7 I Iss NuvA VnnGuw1A QAILEV INHERITFD HV QTEPHEN SANTRV AUTHWU WHO HAC GONF 'NLPE IV A fffogf 'A WOO 'PE WRITING MUSE WHICH HIS TQOUHLF: V HAH PQI '-ITENED AWA , SINCV QTFQHVN WAQ AT Has wnrs eww vo Kvnv muff vm co warm was fAfnLv wwo nnoAnrwYLv uno Losf vurup GRASP on vue FUNFANENTAL xALues or Lure UK vLANwcn v- HAVF THFM VIQIT HIM cw Mus Nrwgv AC QUIRFO FARM THF FAVILV THINKING THE TRIP YO BE MERLLV A QLEASURF JAUNT ARPIVFD vue BFCT cr swnanrs, onLv ro runo runr fmzv Mus? Nov CNLV Avugz vnrmsrpves nuv Avvsno vo vucun own wnuvs SOMEWHAT nlsougvso vw: OLDFQ nz-ares or YHE rAv4Lv PLANNED we Yuwwnn. ro Cuucnfo auf AN unronsscw FAT' onvenvrw D Unnv VAPSMALL, A NLIGHBOP CIPL wuo HAD com: ovfp T0 YH: Snwvnv Home TO vaesv PHvLLls Ano BeLLv snoxs our -'vu scnn LFT FEVEF WITH THE PFQULT THAT THE FAMILY WAS QUARANTINED FOR A MUNTH THEN THIS nvvonvavv rAMaLv R:ALLv snows som: ncvnoul Tue PLAv AS A wnoLc wAs FULL or run nwn rLrNvv of Acvuvlvv rnom svnur vo rauusn lv wAs A L1vrLv Rsrnzsnsnc Pnooucvlow cunwvwc cARcruL TRAlN'NG.P'REPT'NG AND A0T'NG ABILITY THERC WERE MANY WELL RENDERED MUSICAL NUMBERS MAKING IT A PLEASING AND DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT FOR ALL WHO ATTENDED SI W N 5 H5 M: p Y , ,,. . X A ' -E H, . . v F . I - .,- if : B V1 ' , , I ... PLs1Li- ' .-, s. . Y 1' V . . , . , A, H f , , . 3 , - I . . ., , . ., - . . THC DLOT uw nwnsr us CQNYQRFD Anovuo A v1ALL fnwv nw YH: Mnssounn CIARKS wuucu wAs , ' .' , AN . , , , ' V H . - l Cwncnzz r ': v A - . H H 1 ' ' ' , A , V ' V H A , , I . - , aw , . uf: - . . f . , 3' - I v I ' ' . ,wfv - -N:1:L -aa 1-s. .-L ONE ACT PLAYS THERE WERE THREE ONE AGT RLAv5 HELD AT THE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITDRIIM DECEMBER I7 I936 EACH CNMPETING FOR THE RRIVILEGE or RFPRECFNTINF INDEPENDENCE HIEH SCHOOL IN THE COUNTY ONE ACT PLAY CONTEST THE PLAY PREQFNTED BV THE SENIOR CLAQS PROVFD T0 BE WORTHIEST or THIS HONOR BUT NEVERTHELEQQ THE OTHER TWO PLAYS PRESENTED ev THE JUNIOR AND SOPHOMORE CLAQSES DESERVED A GREAT DEAL OF CREDIT THE JUNIOR CLASQ PREQFNTEU A COMEUV or YOUTH 'Two GENTLEMEN ON THF BrNCH,n sv Z MACDONALD AND V O'DWVER. THE PLAY WAS UNDER THE FFFICIENT DIRE TION OF VIS' MERLE MILLER A COMEDY HAVING TO DO WITH A QOCIETV DEBUTANTE, FRANCES CAREY TESTS THE sINcERITv or HER TWO suITDRs GERALD VAN TILE A BACHELOR ARIsTocRAT AND BERRV BALDWIN, ALSO A DACHELDR, ALSO AN ARIsTocRAT BUT SOMETHING MDRE, Too ev POSING AS A MAID IN THE HOME or A DISTINGUISHED AcTREss MADAME NATALIE CAREW, WHO REALLY IS FRANCE'B MOTHER INTERESTING cDMRLIcATIoNs ARISE, MAKING IT A FAQT MOVING LIvELv PRODUCTION THE CAST or NTHE Two GENTLEMEN or THE RFNCH n IS A9 FOLLOWS MAUAME CAREW, ARLENE MCFARLAND, FRANCEQ LUCILLE VUFLLER GERALD VAN TILE JOHN LYNCH BARRY BALDWIN, JOHN KEMHERER CAPADLE ASSIBTANTS WERE MELVIN GRAV AQ STAGE MANAGER AND VIOLA REED, JANE O'BRIEN AND GERALD HAND COMPOSING THE PROPERTY COMMITTEE THE SDPHDMDRE CLAS9 PRECENTED 'NOT QUITE SUCH A GOO8E,u A COMEDY IN ONF ACT av ELIZABETH GALE THE RLAV WAQ DIRECTED BV MISS PHVLLIS BRIDGE THE coMEDv HAD T0 DO WITH A SMALL FAMILY ITS TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS, AND THE INABILITY or THE GHILDREN T0 UNDERSTAND EACH OTHERS LOVE ArrAIRs THE CAST wAc AS FOLLOWS MRS BELL, ROSALIE KIMDALL, ALBERT BELL, GERALD HOWLAND SVLVIA BELL, KATHLEEN SCHMITT, PHILIP FLICK B08 HEEGF, HAIEL HENDERSON BETTY DE HAVEN THE PRODUCTION QTAFF CONSISTED or JOHN HALL A9 STAGE MANAGER ARLVS BRowN, GWENDOLVN HYDE, AND MILD SEELEV DROPERTV COMMITTEE. ALTOGETHER THE THREE RLAvs PRESENTED WERE EACH woRTHv or HIGHEST PRAISE. SENIOR CLASC PLAY THE nSECOND FIDDLEU av GUERNSEV LE PELLEv wAs CHOQEN AS THE SENIOR CLASS RLAv IT IS A FARCE COMEDY IN THREE ACTS wITH THREE MEN AND sIx WOMEN CHARAGTERR THIS PLAY WAS GIVEN MAv 6 WITH MISS VIRGINIA BAILEV AS DIREGTDR HAROLD WERPLE A PROSPECTIVE YOUNG DRIDEGRDDM COMES TO THE TOWN OF HIs BETROTHED AND DROPS IN T0 SEE AN OLD COLLEGE AcQuAINTANcE. JANET WILLIAMS WHO Is vIsITvNG N THE HOIE or MRS BAKER HAROLD I8 PERSUADED av JANET AND HER FRIENDQ, JOAN KEELER AND MINNIE CARSON T0 REHEARGE THE CEREMONY IN DRDER T0 GAIN SELF CONFIDENCE JDAN Is SELECTED AS THE DRIDE, AND WILBUR THE euTLER, IS TO ACT AS MINISTER A L WELL UNTIL IT Is DIscovERED THAT WILDUR IQ A NoTARv PUBLIC WHICH FACT MADE THE MARRIAGE LEGAL IT IS DECIDED THAT HAROLD MUST QTAV UNTIL ALL If GTRAIGHTENED OUT WHEN THE INLAWS HEAR ABOUT THE SITUATION MORE TRDHDLE IS BREWING ron THE MARRIED COUPLE To MARE MATTERR WORQE, DOROTHY VAN STRATTEN, HAROLD'S EIANDEE APPEAR8 ON THE scENE AND Asxs FOR A SHOW DOWN SHE AND JOAN ALMOST CAME T0 BLOWS DUT DOROTHY, VERY uNwILLINGLv, STEPS OUT or THE DIDTDRE IN DESPAIR HAROLD TOLD WILSUR THAT HE HAD DECIDED T0 GET OUT OF IT ALL BV TAKING POISON BUT HE SOON CHANGES HIS MIND AT DINNER HE THINKS HIS COCKTAIL TASTES PE CULIAR AND IMAGINES HE HAS BEEN POIQONED HE THEN BECOMES VERV ILL CONFRONTED WITH THE THOUGHT OF HARGLD'S DEATH JOAN BREAKS DOWN ANU CONEESSES THAT SHE REALLY LOVES HIM BUT COULDN'T ENDURE BEING SECOND FIUDLE THEN WILBUR DESTROVS THE POISON IDEA AND SHE IS FURIOUS AT THE SEEMING TRICKERV HOWEVER, HAROLO'S ELATION OVERCOMES HER CHAGRIN AND THE YOUNG COUPLE QECRETLY ELOPE ON THEIR REAL HONEVMOON 52 ' 4 E it I 1. 5 ,eh .L JI, A, 5 -, .. , A i 4. v I -A . . , . L . , . Y I I U . ' ' . , , . . L -. , ' -. I . : - . : , . , , . : . o -' I ' - ' I , I . , . L IS W F Top Row: CLARK, Rosoou Hvoe NcLAucHLnN Jounsou EAGAN WILLIAMSON Sc , , . . . . HUMAN. Scnmuvf, NELSON, Rssn, Peumus. Secomo Row: Fsnuen, EAGAN, Funsv Row: O:HAvew MUELL TH: GonL's GLEE CLUB unocn TURNER, LUTTRELL, Z. WooowARo, CATY, Bcnrfv. MuLLFR, Knufz, Lawns, E. WooowAno, ELVIDGE, Zamvuzn, Wzucsnv, A. MCFAPLDND, Mass Bnloas, ER GLAzn:R, Cnznwsv, Kzmmsncn, Pnnxcn GlRL'S GLEE CLUB L FQQYLLIS 0 All THE ounecvaou or Mass Bassas HAs Don: MAnv nufanssvuuc THINGS THIS YEAR EVERYONE HAS COOPERATED, IN MAKING THIS ONE OF THE FINEST ORGAN IZATIONS IN SCHOOL. THE GIRLQ PERFORMED MANY TIMES DURING THE VEAR SINGING IN THE MUSIC RECITAL IN FEBRUARV, THE CPERETTA IN APRIL, AND AT VARIOUS PLAYS AND CLUB PROGRAMS TH: szxrcv wuncu was scLccrco rnom LUCILLC MUELLER, DELENI Mas MuLLs, MAnv ELLEN CLARK, Rovun Tuausn, Befvv D:HAvsu, Ano MAnc:nv GSMMEL Tune GROUP uno now: son: SPLENDID wonx Tnnoucuouv rue vena THE cLue uno REGULAR WEEKLY ucsfauos on Wsouss oxv Tues: wen: ALso socnAL sooo runes, sucu AS vu: Cunnsrune Pnnfv sunaunc CAROLB, Pscnacs Ano cAmw runs snucs TH: Iuosvzucsncs Haan SCHOOL was nnouo or vu: GIRL.S GLc: CLUB fuss vcAn 54 L ,A Szcoan Row, Fox UTHS, OSSMAN ToNN Fuesven O0NN:Lv, HOLLAND, NOLFE Durrcv 0'BRuFN, HEISFRMANN Sons WILLIAMSON WFICE HITLHENS, STONER SMITH WF D FIRST Row STUPP NILLER, Wooos, SCOTT Auocnsow WALLACE, Fnnwsn, HALBEQT WALTERS, Linz Ksvmenzn SCHAMP NR BARKEQ BOYS HAROLD Waco RAY HITCHENS NURRAV Sona Lawns HOLLAND GLEE CLUB PRESIDENT PRESIDENT SECRETARY QEDORTER Vnrf UNDER Tw: DIRECTION or Mn M J BARKER, oun GLS: cLua uno some FINE PART IN NUMEROUS PRQGRAMQ IN YH' FIRST SEMESTER THE CLUB WAS DIVIDED INTO TWO GPGJPS BECAUSE ENROLLMENT DURINC THE SECOND SEMESTER THE TWO QROUPS WERE COMBINED Coucznr uLEE CLUB THis COMBINATION ELIMINATED We Assnbrso AT THE FIRST BAND CONCERT A9 Tue HITH THE GIRLS GLzr CLUB TO roam A Mnxro cuonus A NUMBER FROM THE CLUB us Y GROUP LATER wr WHIOH PPFQENTED CAROL9 MAS SEASON AQ WELL A9 APPEARED AT PONCFRT MANY INDIVIEUALC WERE CALLED UPON FUR SOLOS, AND SMALL GROUPS WERE SELECTED FOR MANY EHTERTAINMENTS THE CONCERT GLEE CLUB PAQTICIPATED IN THE MUGIC RECITAL IN FEBRUARY, WORK AND TOOK OF THE LARGE TO NAKE THE WERE COMQINFU AT THE CHR I f THE MEMBERS nr OUR CLUB WANT TD THANK MR BAQKER Fon HIS EFFORTS IN TRAINING OU GROUP To D0 THINGS IT scams HARD T0 STAND un AND sum, EQPFCIALLV ron we Nrnvous. auT we ALL LIKE T0 oo THINGS, Awo, ron THAT REASONI AU- 0' U5 ENJOVED THE CLUB wow THIS YEAR -'24-hx ,117 55 Tow Rowg Favs HANU, Qunss, Bacxsvsncn Tnsno Row: OuLvz SECOND Row: Tunwzn, Dnv Fans? Row: MnLLcR M:vaERQ Nov lk?-ODE!-' ER HANEV A McFAnLANo J GRAHAM R SlwPsoN Miss BRIDGE Pannuev LnsnAnnAu Rcwonrzn Pnssuocuv Dnnzcfon TH: oncnzsvnn ruse vena was one or rue LAnczsf un manv vsnns, HAvauc ruunrv incur nemesis. Tues: wane sfuocuvs rnom Juuuon HIGH, Hncu SCHOOL AND JUNIOR CoLLcc: TH: cnouo Pznronuso mnuv runes ounnus vu: v.An nv vAnuous PLAvs, RECITA Ano nnocnAus ALL nsuazns nav: r:Lv vans wAs A vsnv INTERESTING Ano wonvHwHsLc vsnn unnen ru: oanscvuow or Muse Buscar. ll. .nn An l.L.,L4L Alu. .Ibn J 'K H N GILL -wvr UL4N OENFR 5 nrR A luL YA T fwvr JUAQQ HAN1 HAvmoRn Povvzv bnmpsow MERRILL Hovfv S ONEFAN UFAI RU E HGHL JAVNV :CR FLIDKINDFQ CRARAM Hnwzv LVN' JTLT7 KLUYZBACH, Q FONT 'ow TURNER, Lvmrn LATVQ SYANHIA WFNHOL7 Plrxrvwncu R NAA Wxnwrw YunnA L RAND qrrv THREE roLxQ RFYHRMLD TO THF BAND THIS FALL wuzw AR MA: RARKER vmnx cwnucr. Suncr THAT rnmr YH: ENQOLLMFNT HAw QrrAwuLv cAnwFo A PRFQFNT Ywr NIMBFR QTANDS WFLL 'TVYR NINETV WITH NEW STKIDVNTS HEWN FNROLLED FONJSTANTLV THF PEOPLE COMINF TO BAND WERE UIVIOFD INTU TNG GQOUUQ THE FIRST AND THE SECOND HAND EACH GROUR FUNFTIONS AS A BAND THF QECDND SAND MEFTu ON TUEHUAV AND THE FIRST BAND REHEANSES ON WEDNECDAV AND TNURSDAV THE FOOTBALL SEASON GAVE STIMULUS T0 THE NEW HAND AND A MARCHING BAND WAS FWRMEO THIS BAND COMPOSED OF MEMBERS FROM BOTH THE FIRST AND SECOND BANDS PEPFDRNEU DURING THF HALF WITH FIVE MINUTFS OF DRILL, PLAYING, AND FO MATION DF LETTERS: OWARD UIQPIAN WAS THE EFFICIENT DRUA MAJOR AND NIQ VREVIOUS EX9EHIFNCE HELPED BRING THE MARCHING BANO ALONG THF ROUGH WAV TOWARD PER7ECTIONn ON UCTOBER SRO THE BANDS rRoM EAST AND Wrsf WATEHLOO lNnEwENoENCE, HUBBARD ON RAD GHEEN MGINTAIN AND UNION FORMED A MASCFU BAND NHICH PLAYED IN THE HIPPDDROME JAIRY CATTLE CONFRESS GROUNDS WATERLOO EACH BAND MARCHED IN AND TOWK ITS PLACE WITH THE OTHER BANDS TO PRESENT A MASSED BAND CONCERT DIREITED IN TURN BV THE DIRECT ORS OE THE INDIVIDUAL BANDS Tug rlnsr cnncgnf wA5 PLAYED NOVEMBER I9 FIRST upon THE PROGRAM WA9 THE JUNIOR RAND wHncN PLAVEW :nun N1NNERS LAYER nu YH: 9P0fRAM THE SEwuOR BAND PLAVED EIGHT 57 'na ox: Tc 1 B. ' : U F: 2. , 1 ' u 5 5. 9 LvR: Jr' J: N. qu' , , ,. . . . - . . , -- . . f , uf, - N 'z K C t J. 1 2 N . 3 - ... 3 1 : .1 3 Fvovv Row: T. MILLER: SHFRMAN: Q. HoHLg Quwfzg O'WRvrw: Lrwnsg HEEGFQ KFMMFFFRQ JG: ' : ' , A : V . ., . 1 L . F ' V ' . . F . J. ' , ' C , . Y . . . . 3 , . , , ' S , . , . . . , . , h . H I A -. .C- I I I 1 '- ' 4 BAND NUMBERS SPECIAL MUSIC WAS FURNISHED ev WOODWIND AND BRASQ QUARTETQ WHILE OLOS WERE PLAvED ev ROBERT MERRILL TROMBONE, AND MARGARET VILLER BASSOON THE Sovs PLEE CLLB ASQIGTEO DURINF THE EVENIN SINCE PEP SEFMEO AN ESSFNTIAI ELEMENT POR THE BASKETBALL SE!-CON A PEP RAND COMPOSFD OF PICKFD MEMBERC OF THF FIRQT BAND, APPEARED AT MOST OF THE HOME GAMEC ANOTHER vERv RDRULAR SMALL ORGANIZATION WAS THE LITTLE GERMAN BAND WHOSE MEMBERS WERE RDSERT MERRILL, CDNDUCTDR, TED WENHoLz, TUBA, ROBERT SIMPSDN, TROMBONE, JOHN KEMMERER CORNFT TRUE MILLER CLARINET, AND FRANK SHERMAN CLARINET THE GROUP wAs SELF SUSTAINING BECAUSE AT EACH DRECQ DPR EDRMANCE IT RECEIvED A QHOWER or RENNIES, NICRLES, SLUGS AND VARIOU' OTHER USEFUL MISSLEQ ONE or THE INCICENTS or QUICK THINKING Sv THIS GROUP or STUDENT THINRERS o URREO AT THE COUNTV QASKETBALL TOURNAMENT wHEN THE LIGHTS WENT DUT THE RAND PLAYED DURING THE MINUTES or SLACNNTSR T0 KEEP THE cRowD ENTERTAINED. THE BRASS AND wDoDwIND QUARTEYS WERE TAKEN TO CHARLEQ CITv Sv MR HARKEN TO PARTICIPATE IN THE x E IowA ENSEMBLE FEQTIVAL THE GROUPS PLAvED EDR CDNRTRUCTIVE CRITICISMS AND GAINFD MUCH GOOD RY HEARING THE OTHER GR0U9B VLAV A MATINEE BAND CONCERT wAs HELD SUNDAV AFTERNOON ON MARCH I4 THIS wAs VERY WELL ATTENDED THE MUSIC SELECTED SHOWED THE POSBIBILITIES or THE CONCERT BAND SUCH COMPOQERS AS WAGNER OEEENDACH BACH VERDI, AND SISELIUS wERE ENJovEo THROUGH THE ARRANGEMENTS or THEIR WORKS EDR CONCERT BAND. WODOWIND QUARTFTTE AND 'SOLOS WE REALLY EEFL THAT MUCH IMPROVEMENT WAC MADE BETWEEN OUR TWO CON CERTS WE AIM T0 D0 THIS WITH EVERY CONCERT OUR SCHOOL DECICEO TO ENTER THE STATE MUSIC coNTEsTs IN THE eoLo AND ENSEMRLE EVENTS THOSE EN TERING THE CONTEST WERE LIMITED TO THE STUDENTS WHO HAD SHOWN MUCH INITIATIVE IN THEIR WORK AND HAD DONE DUTSTANDINC wDRx DURING THE vEAR THosE ENTERINC THE CONTESTS HELD PT 0ELwEIN ARE JACK GATES ROBERT HEEGE, ROBERT SIMPSON, JOHN GRAHAM BRASS QUARTETYE TRUE MILLER FRANK SHERMAN, BETTV JAYNE MARGARET MILIER WOOOWIND QUARTETTE TRUE MILLER, CLARINET QOLO RDSERT HFFGF CDRNET JOHN GRAHAM RARITONE HORN, MARGARET MILLER. BASSDDN, RDSERT SINREDN, TROMBONE, JACK BICRENSACH DRW1.THE RESULTS FROM THE CONTE8TllE AS FOLLOWS CLARINET SoLo EXCELLENT TRDMSDNE SDLD SUPERIOR, BABSOON SOLD SUPERIOR SNARE DRUM SoLo SUPERIDR, WUODWIND CHAMBER GRDUR SUPERIOR BRASS CHAMBER GROUP SUP ERIOR, BARITDNE SOLO EXCELLENT AND CORNET SOLD EXCELLENT THIS MAKES FIVE FIRSTS DDT or EIQN1 ENTRIES A RESULT vERv cRATIrvINc TO SUCH A vDUNo BAND AS A PART OF THE MUSIC GUIDANCE PROGRAM THE SEASHDRE MUSIC TESTS WERE GIVEN TO THE GRADES AND JUNIOR HIGH UNDER THE SUPERVISIDN or MR BARNER MISS BRIDGE ASSISTED WITH THE TESTS IN THE GRADES THE RECORDS EDR THESE TESTS WERE LOANED T0 THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT Sv VR WEMPLE or THE JUNIOH Co LES: PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT ON MARCH I7 EAST HIGH SCHOOL or WATERLOO AND INDEPENDENCE HAD A SMALL SOLO AND ENSEMSLE CLINIC IN THE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITDRIUM THIS WAS HELD FOR THE BENEFIT or DRDUPD GOING T0 THE CONTEST ALL THE HIGH SCHOOL BANDS or THE COUNTY PARTICIPATED IN THE MASS BAND CDNDERT HELD AT THE FAIR GROUNDS ON COUNTY PLAY 0Av THE INSTRIMENTAL MUSIC DEPARTMENT PEREOWED l UNIQUE SERVICE FOR SCHOOL IND COMMUNITY FROM THE PERBONNELL OF THE BAND, ENTERTAIKENT EOR MORE THAN BEVENTY FIVE PUBLIC GATHERINGB WAS FURNISHED THE VALUE or THIS PROGRAM IB THU! DErINITELv SEEN Nov sv THE ICTIVITV or THE SAND AB A WHOLQ SUT av THE ACTIVITIES or THE BMALLEF UNITS As LONG AB THE SMALL DRDUPS AND INDIVIDUAL SAND Menesn sv LESSDN AND ENSENSLE ExvERIENcE, LEARN AND DEVELOP so LoNs WILL THE SAND Rnocnsss TOWARD ITS os- JECTIVI THE BEST IN BANDS FOR I H S 58 I J , ' I , I . 1 ' L . I , . I . , . , , I L. . . . ' - : ' ' , . - Q L. , - . , , .. - C' . A A IV. - ' I ' I , . OTHER NUM'-WERS PRESENT DURING THE AFTERNOON WERE JUNIOR BAND, WOOOWIND CHOIR, BRASS QUARTETTE, , , . . . . - - . I' -- : - . , - -- -: - . . : . -. E 1 , . - . . . KQRQANIZATIQNSI X.. ,.... -fi., -i 5 4---Sap l ll. TEGAN HANEv SNOW SIMPCON FIESTER MILLS FFNNER HAMLIN f VORK ON ANNUAL PROGRESSING - . 54 v Jg?!255x 5 J. '41-'Ki' I W' , o':a : ,nd IQ1 Lo X -1 -Q .11- ,,.,., kf fa STAFF EDITOR IN CHIEF Boa HANEV ASSISTANT EnIToR ELSIE HAMLIN SPORTS EDITDR HAROLD WEED FEATURE EDITORS BILLIE FENNER JACR BICKENEACH JOKES MILTON FLICKENGER LITERARV EOITJR ART EDIYOR ADVERYISING EDITDR DON TEGAN BUSINESS SENIOR REPORTER JUNIOR REPORTER SOPHOMORE REPORTER NORMA KRUSE JUNIOR COLLEGE ARLO VAN TAEELL JUNIOR HIGH BARBARA BLAND DICK RUrrcoRN RUTH MILLER ELLEN CAPPCL CoLumNIsT MARTIN PETERSEN TvPIwc MIMEOGRAAHING NARIE KELLY BILLIE FENNER JANE O'5RIEA HARRIET CHERNV MARGERV GEHMEL Tvvnuc CLASS RAYMOND SNow Bos SIMPSON A0vIsoR8 BUSINESS EDITQRIAL PUeLIcATIoN MR WEMPLE Muse PALMER MI S THOMPSON EDITORIAL DURING THE SIMMER WHEN VCU wERE ON YOUR VACATION YCLM CERVDNTS HAVE PREPAREU YOUR LIVING QUARTERS ron THE :ALL AND HINTER THEY ARE PAVED T0 PLEASE YOU BUT YHFV CAN oo oNLv THEIR BFST r THEY PROVE THE FLOOR SURFACFC or YOUR TWD SToRIEo EIFTEEN ROOMED APARTMENTS THEY CAN- Nof SEE THAT THEY ARE TREATED WITH SOME CARE TRv s THEY MAY UNLESS YLU THE EMPLOYER COOPFRATE ALYHOUGH THEv PAINT AND RE DECORATE YOUR LIVING Room Qsruov HALL T0 YOUJ VOlR avm. NASIUM YOUR AUDITORIUM, AND YOUR sHowERs THEv ARE NOT ABLE ALDNE YO PREVENT YOUR WILLB, on YOUR rINcERs Enom LEAV ING smuoars THE HEAD-auTLER AND HIS AS SISYANT DREW up A SCHEDULE ron FOOTBALL GAMES Fon YOUR TEAM T0 COMPETE IN TRY TO PROVIDE YOU WITH YOUR AMUSEHENT AND RE CREATION IN THIS wAv. BUT IF YOUR TEAM DOESN'T HA E YOUR RZ I HYH UIARV HoLIoAvs ON CHRISTMAS THE I HYH TURNED KIDUISH ANo wRoTE A NICE LONG LETTER T0 SANTA KWITH MUCH HELP Enom THE STUDENT aoov IN THE IMQDRTANT THANKSUIVING IssUE WE HAD A CLEVER THANKSGIVING DINNER sERvED AND PREPARED ev THE SEN IDR REPORTER ON EASTER WE WENT HUNTING FOR EASTER EGGS UNDER THE GUIDANCE or OUR SENIOF RE RDRTER :GAIN SPECIAL DAYS O HoMEcoMING OUR SENIOR SPORY REPORTER DESCRIBED ACCURATELV AS A UNIP AND TUCKN GAHE AT NIGHT THE FIRST DANCE or THE VEAR wAs HELD AccoRDINc TO THE I HYH AND FACULTY av THE JUNIOR CLASS THE WHOLF SCHOBL wAs BUILT up WFEKS AHEAD ron THE ExcITEMENT or COMMENCEMENT av THE YH THE VOICE or THE SCHOOL. JUST 0Avs WE, THAT IS THE I HYH sTArr CARRIED ON A SHORT STORY coN TEST WHICH AROUSED MUCH INTER EST SEVERAL EDITORIALS WERE SO -A .2 Il V - I L- tu Il U1II'v,' IIIIIIII 'N - 1 55 X ':',UV: '31 f' f 54? Q 21 1? RSA A' f f XX -' A ' - , . . J. - x , ' . . I IM- ' . , A . . - ' 'T- , - . IT, G. R. T - A G. A. A. . . . I-H -- f-s., N.- -ig S5 4 -A-A TOP Row buss Pnownw Aovnsoa H CRA55, Ass'Y TREAQURER D AHRIQTIANSEN, Svu new? COUNCIL, D HILLS, TneAsuRen ELSIE HAMLIN Vac: Pnesnoemv, M GEVvEL, SocnAL CHATRNAN, B DeHAveN Secv E CAPPeL Senvuce CHAIRMAN MISC Towuerwo Aovnson Secoan Row J NCLEMORE PROGRAM CHAIRMAN MILLER, PUBLICITV, I s HAMLIN MRS SAM Houston was CHARLES Flesven Town Aovssons Fans? Row WILMA GLENNY PRe2uoeNr Tue Punvose or vue G:RL Resenve LLUB IN I H S me vo Pnomove FRIENDLINEBB AND ACTIVITV AMONG vue GIRLS nu xeepnuc warn vue NATIONAL GIRL Reseuve IDEALS Oun CLUB nAs Menaensunp an rue NATIONAL V W C A Tnus YEAR ALL GIRLS HAD vo PASS A vesr eeeonr Tuev COULD BELONG vo fue oncANnzA1nou. Tue fesr comsnsvfo or vue Morro, vue cooe AND vue sons, nFOLLOW rue uLEAM- Tue CLUB HELD :vs WEEKLY Meevnuc EACH TuesoAv Monwnuc nunnuc Acvnvnvv penuoo. HAD A senses or SPEAKERS enum rue conmunnvv A svvLe snow, A MUSICAL PnocnAm AND snonf PLAvs Fon sux weexs EACH semesven A senses or nufeneqf cnouvs wen: HELD Oreeneo snouws wene PERSONAL ReLAvnows, Knevvunc, CRAFT Ano anna EACH GIRL couLo cnoose Tue ceouw sue wusneo TH: GIRL Resenve ALSO Pnovnoeo MANV SOCIAL evenvs THe FIRST one WAS vue ALL scHooL unxen Pnonuc HELD soon Arven rue aecnuwuwc or SCHOOL Nexv wAs vue Movuen DAUGHTER veA wueu vue new GIRLS wen: necenvro nwvo rug CLUB Evenv ovuen TuesoAv ounnuc vue veAR veAs wen: MeLo IN rue LOUNGE :non roun fuunvv un. TIL rave A THANKBVIVING ounnen wAs HELD rue vwenvv roLnrH or Novevaen AT fue Geonev HOTEL Tue cnownlnc EVENTS WERE THE TWO GIRL Resenve DANCES, THE CHRO:TMAS DANCE Ano vue spnnnc DANCE EARLY rn vue FALL rue senvofe conmnvvee GAVE enunf T0 vue Poon FAMILIES AND Pnovnoeo CLOTHES ron some or THE GRAD: SCHOOL CHILDREN THANKBGIVING :As oasenveo av cuvnuc aAsxrfa or room TO Tuose an Neeo AT CHRISTMAS vuene wAe A xnooue PARTY un Tue cvu AND CANDY wAs seuv vo vue noon FARM THE ENTIRE YEAR NAS BEEN A 'ZUCCESSFUL ONE POR THE CLUB AND HAS PROVED T0 BE WORTHWNiLE T0 THOQE GIRLS WHO JOINED AND COOPERATED WITH IT Sl x - ' Q ,,.,y Esrx . . , ..- --...,,, -.., me .i .. 1 . . , . , . , . ,. , . ., . - r : . T , , q R. - we . . , : . , . - I , - . . A , , . WE . . : A . - . . - , . . . . - . . . . -'-N., 'N- .1 ..-..- -N-, Y f:T '2-z. Toe Row: N. Knuse, P. HUNT, J .McLeMoRe, M. GEMMEL, R. Keuwncovv, E. CAPPEL Secono Row: E. HAMLIN. E. Ween, Muse MILLER, P. HOWLAND, E. BAnsxE Fans? Row' K HOLDER, E Gnurenvu, 1 Weucenv THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Known TO vou AS rne G A A 'e us MADE up or vue svonvs Lovnuc cuRLs IN vue scHooL Auv eunL ennoLLeo an THE ecHooL wufn AT LEAST A D AVERAGE MAY Joan fue ORGANIZATION Arven sue HAS EARNED :oo Pofuve WHEN A annL secomes A uenaen, sue Mus? MAKE AT LEAST 50 Poauvs EACH YEAR Ano ATTEND evenv meer :Nc wlrn rms EXCEPTION or THREE ABSCENCES, IN onoen vo RETAIN mea uemaensnnv THERE ARE Now oven :oo GIRL ATHLETES wuo ARE soosruuc THE G A A THIS YEAR THE G A A HAS SOME DIFFERENT PURPOSES IN MIND BEBIDEI RUNNING Off OUR SPORTS PROGRAM, WF HAVE PLEDGED OUR PEP AND PERBONALTIES TO SPONSORING SOME PEP STUNTS IN ORDER TO GIVE BIRTH T0 SOME SCHOOL SPIRIT OF COURSE WE FEEL PARTLY RE BPONBIBLE FOR OUR THREE VERY EFFICIENT CHEERLEADERS BY ENGAGING A TRUCK TO GO TO THE MARION GAME, WE AROUBED A WEE BIT OF SPIRIT AMONG STUDENTS FOR OUT OF TOWN GAMEB MAY WE ADD HERE THAT, STRANGE AS IT MAY BEEM, WE FOUND THAT THE TRUCK FILLED UP EASTER WHEN THE FANS WERE EXCUEED FROM BCHOOL TO GO? WE ALSO SPENT MUCH TIME AND PATIENCE MAKING MARODN AND WHITE DOLLIES TO WEAR T0 THE GAMES SO THAT THE POPULACE WOULD KNOW WHO WE REALLY WERE Oun lmAsven Muuos' AND 'MAGNETIC PERSONALTIES' CAUSED ous rLoAr vo was fuuno PLACE IN OUR HOMECOMING PARADE WE LIKE vo BELIEVE THAT If OUR Pnomlszo HAV RACK HAON'T ossAPPouNTeo Us THE LAST Mnuuve, wc couLo HAve RATED vue sLue Rlaaou. Tue runs? aemesven we HAD Meefuncs evenv THURSDAY ACTIVITY Pennoo, AND anne feuuus, soccer, Ano VOLLEYBALL nuvenwunALs Aeven scuoon DUE vo aAexevsALL THE LAST seuesren we couLo Nov HAVE vue cvm AFTER scHooL WE THEN HAD G A A MONDAY Weo- NEBOAY AND THunsoAv Acvuvovv Penuon THE New sowLnua ALLEY NAS rue PATRONAGE or out vwo sowpnnc cLuae wnucu MAY ae wonLo CHAMPIONS some oAv inc xnows? 62 Cf-.,.1 J-s.1 .4 'N. L MAn VAN TASELL HAROLO Wsro, JANE Top Row, MARGARET WENGERT, JOHN WILLEV, 2 , NCLFMORE Flwsv Row DONNA Han I , STUDENT COUNCIL Co NcvL or INDEPENDENCE HIGH ScHooL s composes o C sv ANBEN ARLENE NCFARLIND, MARGERY GFMMEL. F STUDENTS OF THE TN: Sruosnv u voncz THE oPsNuoN or THE LECTED BY THEIR CLASQMATES THEIR DUTIES ARF TO SCHOOL E F RE THE COUNCIL TAKING CHRRGF OF THE STUDENTS ON ANY QUESTION THAT MIGHT COME BE O , ACTIVITY TICKETS AND ASBISTING AT ASSEMBLIES AND BALLGAMES Sansone Ls MAR VAN TABELL HAROLD Waco JAN: McL:Mon: JUNIORB AnLeNs MCFARLAND JOHN WuLLcv Sopuomonss MARGARET WENGERT GIRL Rcscnvs DONNA CHRIBTIANSEN . MARGERY GzMmsL COUNCIL MEETINGS WERE HELD THE LABT FIFTEEN MINUTES OF FIFTH THE OFFICERS OF THIS ORGANIIATION WERE: Pnsanosnv L: MAN VAN TAstLL Vac: PRESIDENT ARLENE MCFARLAND SECRETARY -MARGARET Wcuaenf TncAsun:n DONNA CNnasvnANssN SPONSOR -Mn. W:uPL: PERIOD EVERY MONDAY 63 I 3 Y' I . . . TH: STUDENT CouNcuL ns ncvncszuvso sv: , . . : : G. A. A.' - . -1-QL., x.- ....N5 '-L c --gag HAROLD WEED JANE MCLEMORE, ELSIE HAMLIN UELENA MILLS, ROQERT SIAPQON THE IQJ7 CHAPTER or THE NATIONAL HONOR SocIETv lNCLUDEb ACTIVE AND GRADUATE Hemasns, FOURTEEN IN ALL. GRADUATE MEMBERQ NOT HAVING THE Powea T0 VOTE. THE MEETINGS ARE HELD EVERY SECOND AND FOURTH THURSDAY or EACH MONTH. WE HAVE PRESENTED TWO ASSEMBLIES ONE INTROOUCING THE FOUR QUALIFICATIONS BY WHICH THE MEMBERS ARE ELECTED AND THE OTHER THE INBTALLATION OF THE NEW MFMBERQ MARCH 2 THE Msmeznq r THE N H S HAD A DINNER AT THE GEDNFV HOTEL, AT wHICH THE THREE NEwLv ELECTED MEMBERS WERE GUESTS OFFICERS or THE N H S ARE ELECTED EACH SFVESTER FIRST SEMESTERS orruccns WERE ELSIE HAMLIN PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, DELENA MILLS, SEcnETAnv AND TnEAsunEn. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS, HAROLD WEED, PRESIDENT DELENA MILLS, VICE PREAIDENT, ELSIE HAMLIN, SECRETARY AND TnEAsunEn THE Aovnssns ARE Musa TOWNBEND AND Mn WEMELE. To PROMOTE SCHOLARSHIP THE N H S AS AN ORGANIIATION PLACED TWO PLAQUES IN THE HALL, EACH YEAR THE NAME OF THE BOV AND THE GIRL WITH THE HIGHEST BCHOLASTIC AVERAGE WILL BF ENGRAVED ON THIS PLAQUE AT PRESENT THEIR FIVE ACTIVE Hzmsens ELSIE HAMLIN AND DELENA MILLS cHoaEN IN THE Juuuon vEAn AND Roeznr SIMPSON, JANE MCLEMORE AND HAROLD WEED IN THEIR SENIon YEAR THERE I8 A rossIeLITv or TWO Non: TO BE CHOBEN av THE FACULTY AT THE snnnno ELECTION AT WHICH JUNIOR Hzuscns WILL ALso BE ELECTED GRADUATE usmscna ARE Jznnv Tunnca, OMAR PACE, EVERETT HAMUELMAN, HELEN FLICKENGER, DOROTHY WOLEE, WENDELL HAMLIN AND MARGARET ELLEN DONAHUE 64 E 5, -' ff Y, N. H. S. , - O 4 - I - . : - . l .-NN.1 N.- --,,. '--. ,.,- 1---fain TOP Row LgmAn VAN TASELL, JOHN WILLEV CLAIR Lonswz. CORLFSS STUFF Fnnsr Row RAYMOND Hnrcuzms, HARQLO WFED, KEIYH Smnfn THE PURPOSE OF THIS SOCIETV SHALL BE TO FOSTER HIGH SCHOLARSHIP AMONG BOY ATHLETE8 TO QTIMULATE A DESIRE FOR BALANCFD TRAINING T0 ELEVATE THE IDiAQ OF or THE UNITED STATEQ ELIGIBILITY T0 MEMBERSHIP IN THIS SOCIETY QHALL BE LIMITED TO THAT BOY EARNING IN ATHLETIC LETTER IN ONE OF THF FOUR MAJOR SPORTS OR LETTER? IN TWO MINOR SPORTS WHOSE AVFRAGE IN THEIR SCHOOL WORK FOR THQEE CONSECUTIVE SEMESTERS S EQUAL TO OI HIGHER THAN THF GENFKIL AVERAGE OF THE SCHOOL AND WPC HAVE EXEMDLIFIKD THE HIGHEGT TYPE or CITIZENSHIP AND QPORTSMANSHIP TH: NAraoNAL AvHLsfuc ScHoLAuanIv Socnzvv NAC sean GIVEN ncwzwsn L-rs av vw: New Uroulon, M R FRITZEL AT vu: nano or runs socnevv EARLY IN VH: svnenc AN nuuvsa ruon or fur new mzmesns wnq anvrw AT wwncu ruzv wane pnssrwrso vuspn csnrnrlcpvcs or Msmsznsuuv. Tune: Seasons, RAYMOND Harcusws, Kenra SMIYH, Ano HAnoLo Nrso wrn: rw: oNLv Acvvvc mzuazns Pnsvuous THAT vim: Tuns onaANuzArIov Nl' errn IN THE INNFDEN nance Hucm ScHooL euwc: IC?6 Tnosz nova HAvz won vufs Awnno nav: nccrnvso vue HIGHFST nvHL:rnc Honon vans QcHooL cAN Awnnu Mcuaens vo runs NAvuowAL socuevv An: Nov owpv sooo ATHLETF9 au' sooo QcwoLAns TH: NEW Menezes sLzcvco vwss vsAn An: LEMAH VAN TAseLL, CORLEQS Sfuvv Stuuows, CLAIR Lonswz, Joan WILLEY, Junaons, Ano wnLrono Bunncvv Sopnomons ALL or rugs: aovs wow Lsvvsns IN FooraALL on BAsxsvaALL. 65 e I I T 7 c . x b K 1 . : . 'A - N. A. S. S. I - - ' - , - SDORTSMANSNIP, ANU TO DEVELOPE A MOFC OUTSTANDING LEADER IN TNC SECONDARY SCHUOL , 5 I . I D I - 5 - -, . . I . . I . ' - - I , . - La 'N.- Top nov 'R HCUEYON, EVELVY BARQKE ELNICE SCHWITT BILLIE FENNLK Jrrouo nov. IILTON FLICNINGER KFITH bnnfw FIQQT now JANE MCLEMORE WAPSIE STAFF ALI TN D'-F WHO HAVE HFLPED IA E YHIS ANINIIIL WHAT IY In T lin IN T AUOVF al T'l5lE CCAJ 'JF' THC LNFFL Nl!-4359 OF THEM ANVTNJ YHOSE WHO HAVE WORKED MANY Hllhlko O THIS BOUK ARE THE YY-'I Tb I:'AI' F QV A OR Al IT COIN If YOU N'DI!L'7 N07lCF TI-'C Jlrffqi' JY KIND OF HANDWRITING APOUUD THE 'CNOHL VCI' VOUIC Cr NHV ANOTHER TYPlST'G PET PFEVE IS A PERQON WHO HAS HIS NPMF EJPFLLFD TWO OR THRFE DIFFER VNT WAVQ, OTHERS YO BE DECORATED Fon THFIR wonx AQE THE FEATURE, SENIOR AND URAMD R VORYERQ THE FEATURE LFPARTMENT covrnso FOURTEEN PAGES wnucn NEANT A GQFAT DEAL or cum ON HARRIET GHEnNrv' PART ELSIE HAMLIN QDENT A GREAT DEAL or HER Dwrcnous TIME ON THE SENIOR DEPARTMENT THE MOST VITAL Ecvuor or THE wHoLE Roux TO LQ FUTH JILLFR own HER QIT cv ARITING up EvERvTHnNc nu THF JRAMAYIC SECTION Avo ALCO IN TINC THE ART! TS ON ITs or ARTWORK THROUGHOE' THE soon THERE WERE OTHERS wno 4rLPEl JREATLV eu nun SPACE as LIHIYED UE Hop THE JUVIORQ wan HAVE NFLPED Us wrEL BE ENCQURAGED FNOUGH TO CONTINUE THE CFPOND VENTURE OF THE 'HIP WAPQIE 66 J ' . , ' . . . . - Y, . . :'. 2 K E ARF NO -'nunfu HE N ' b '. IT F T AS .A,, J, .Z . mf. '. I . ' ., ,F S .L ' . 3 . S . ' . J ' , ' E- , S 4 Q IJ. , X , QSfl5 . 2 1 5 ' . JECA1 EIDE-IMS J K S CMT N5 SNf1p5hTS NGS yeLLs H T GRHPHS 1937 SGH! auuu..... so - CeLebRaTlc,S Y 4 N F A K ,-N-, ...ff TA :F H N RS F RF ATU YO VIN PALM OYHFQ 'YHF WAV Tj HAIJPI Ffg g,F? YW Q69 VN 'J' R'-NFLVVQ WTHFR E P IN YW ASV OW FRF? FROM AQ? IVV '7F'F'FF-If DISTRFSC YOU 91 A 0 I 'f wAwu 1 1 FA HES? wE HAPPY T3 SEE WEN FN ur Yasv as Jusv r THEV ALL HAVE YO BE UONF oomc v LL as rLfAv bovr wu1L er QMALL QUT AT MONT ANv RAT? 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