Independence High School - Wapsie Yearbook (Independence, IA)

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--., 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 , . . . . . . . . . . .

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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