Independence High School - Wapsie Yearbook (Independence, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1941 volume:

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Year Book f Sen1or Class 1941 Independence Hlgh School Independence Iowa 744 Wayne Q jmL!1's!1mI L1 of T l . rqfbcufinewzgcfzaol EALIZING that our lew days rn h1qh school are aurclcly slrppmq from our eaqer hands We have planned thrs book to preserve the memorres of our own h1qh school days We know rt w1ll serve as a record of our sen1or hrqh hte We mvtte you to come wrth us throuqh our school day to meet our teachers and schoolmates We shall look n on lasses meet wrth actrvrty groups and wa ch the students at ,vorlc and at play admrmstrators and to the currrculum of or r school ln group p1ClUTGS and classroom scenes you wrll hnd a cross sectron of the people and act1v1t1es rn our school from 9 OO a m to 3 L6 p m Every school has rts after hours those of relaxatron or frrendly competrtron and ours rs no excephon Therefore we have planned the second part wrth a vrew to showmq what act1v1t1es arc partrcrpated rn by the student body ,, r . , C , ' ' ' f X . . . ln the first section you will be introduced to students, teachers, and ' -' ' . ,ft Study I-lours N spite of fzli the T-Fffbfff ertzphfisis on crctivvies iii edit- cotiori, the ziiciior pczrt of Ci students school dciy is stiii devoted to ftttendiztyg rtiosses cmd prepoririq his ies' soiis, hi this section we introduce you to our twerityb three tedchers urid to the severityethree seniors, sixty eight juniors, ond seveiityrsix sophomores, whose octivi- ties they direct. A Corner oi the Library mqs -omscfmz Supenntendent F E MUELLER Pnnc1pal EDGAR L HARDEN ELIEVERS rn frttrng the school to the chrld rather than the chlld to the school are Superlntendent F E Mueller and Prlncrpal E I. Harden Mr Mueller cornpletlng h1S slxth year as head of the Independence school sys tem has conslstently rnalntalned a progressrve pollcy Wllh regard to educat1on He IS looklng forward to the day when h1s plan for a sound bu1ld1ng prograrn to sult the edu presented to the vote s last fall W1ll become a reallty Mr Harden has been rnstrumental 1n br1ng1ng about extenslve rev1s1ons 1n the h1gh school courses of study par t1cularly rn Enghsh and soclal sctence Thts spr1ng he led rn reorgamzmg the comrnerc1al courses and the phys1cal educanorx program Both Mr Mueller and Mr Harden hold degrees from Iowa State Teachers and the Unrverslty of Iowa where Mr Mueller has an addltlonal year towards hrs doctorate MISS Gertrude R1gby 1S the erhcrent secretary to the superrntendent GERTRUDE RIGBY cational needs of Independence, which he developed and r , ' ' . 'Wray fbneci Um Simfq Margaret Armstrong Max I. Barker N Alice Belqarde 'JLPZC 145 X Mattie Birkland Ray Blake Paul Frank Irene Freeman Iesse Hancock O. I. Haney Elizabeth Edmonds Klumpar Neva Littleiohn Ala-'QE' Leslie Miller Lucile Mullen Belle Palmer Ellen Seaberg Elma Sherwood Mabel Thompson Mildred Townsend Stevens Charlotte Urquhart Harriett Wroten 4f.A.4L M BCABET IAINF ABMS 1 GNC Lrer uses ho111e11111lc111g SlL1dlGS l11111or LIN S11 Delw C111 111 s L r de 1 rs gr d11Q teo 1 111 C11 e 1e1e NVIIH CI B S degree N1 1g 111 CCQSQIC 11 dm N r es 1 s gr 1 C ss Q UILPY Iowa where he gol 111s B A oe 4. 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'ov CI 1' , F' . , Q I 1 ' A ' , 17 1 o ' 1:, ' I r CI ' C ' , ut 1. 1 I ' ' ' ' Q--1 1. 1 , 1 m 1 rr' ' , 1 V ' ' lg i 1 I ' ' UWL7 A crack athlete hin s I Coach LESLIE MILLER directs Junior college boys ath l tics and high school basebal The lcncw edge b ick of his BA degree Iron Balcer University in Kansas and his M A trorn the University ot Iowa he puts into good use in the teaching ot Junior college h story and political science LUCII E MULLEN who graduated Iron the University t Iowc supervises art losses in grades cnd iunior high and a rects art activities 1n high school MISS BELLE PALMER S Iorinal educa tion was obtained at Iowa State Teachers College Iowa State University and the Colorado School of Education She teaches social studies Amen an history econorric geography and sophon ore English ELLEN M SEABERG hos an M A Iro the University ot Iowr and a BA Iron Yanlcton College Besides conducting losses in English tor opho iores and Juniors she sponsors the IHvh and the Wapsie Her good natured dispisition nialces ELMA SI-IERWCQD a tkaole teacher ot booklceepirg and algebra She received her BA degree troni th University of Iowa Globe trotter INA M TESAR tnot pi turedl whose favorite country is France got her B A and M A Ironi the University of Wisconsin She Joined the faculty early in March after having spent a nuinber of years teachi ig abroad and in the East MISS MABEL THOMPSON shorthand and typing insuuctor graduated fron Iowa St Teachers Col ege with a B S degree and has alrnost coipieted auiren ents tor her M A at the University of I wa MILDRED TOWNSEND STEVENS Junior olleg Erench and senior English teacher received h r BA from Milton College sity ot Wisconsiri She sponsored Girl Re serves P Delta Phi the Junior college social prog arn and Na iona Honor Sc 1 ty til her resignation during the se ond s nester CHARLOTTE URQUHART who has harge of vocal musical act vities at tended Morton Iunior College Cicero Illi nois received her BM at Grinnell Col lege and has done graduate work at Northwestern University I-IARRIET WRQTEN supervisor of the library and study hall and library club atended Drake Univer 1y and the Uni versity of Iowa 'kit e' ' I l. 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Mary Iayne Pnmus Clneerleadma 3 4 GB Cab1net3 4 GAA 3 4 Class Vlce preslclent 3 Class Pres1dent 4 Annual Staff 4 Comrnerclal Club 3 4 Pres1dent Cornrnerclal Club 4 Class Secretary 2 Nauonal Honor SOC19lY 3 4 Paul Grelf Poster Club 2 SCIENCE Club 4 Dramancs 4 Class V1cepres1dent 4 Iack Satterlee Sports Club 2 Football 2 3 4 Sclence Club 3 4 Glee Club 4 lClub 4 lClub Pres1dent4 Class Secretary4 Helen Arm strong GAA 2 3 4 GAA Board 3 GR 2 3 4 GB Cab1net4 L1brary 4 Sc1 ence Club 4 Class Treasurer 2 4 Victor G Anderson Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Glee Club 2 4 Sclence Club 4 LaVonne Andrews Glee Club 2 3 Cornmerclal Club 4 GR 4 LaVonne Barske Glee Club 2 3 4 Glee Club Presxdent 4 IHyh Ed1tor 3 Na Senior Class Officers Presxdent MARY JAYNE PRIMUS Qu Vxce Presxdent PAUL GREIF Secretary IACK SATTERLEE Treasurer HELEN ARMSTRONG tlonal Honor Socrety 4 Qu1ll and Scroll 4 TTIO 3 4 M1xed Chorus 4 Helen Blttxnger L1brary Club 3 GA A 2 4 lournallsrn 4 Glee Club 2 Annual Staff 4 Robert Bnntnall Glee Club 2 Conserva hon Club 2 Band 2 3 4 Bachelors Club 4 MemttBudz1ne Glee Club 3 Sclence Club 3 4 Bachelors Club 4 Burton R Brown Glee Club 2 SCIGDCG Club 2 Bachelors Club 4 Conservatron Club 2 Iohn Campbell L1brary 2 3 Track 2 Glee Club 2 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Football 2 Basketball 3 Poster Club 3 ManlynCappe1 GR 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 GAA Board4 Sclence Club 4 Glee Club 2 Grace Anne Chamberlam GR 2 3 4 GR Treasurer3 Pres1dent4 Band 2 VICE Presldent 3 Presldent 4 IHyh 2 Ass1stant Ed1tor 3 Eclrtor 4 Pres1dent SCI til . - . v . . . . 1 9 A A Il I I . 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III-- I I Q . - ' ' .- ' ' III I I I I I- I - I I - Victor Anderson La Vonne Andrews Lavonne Barske Helen Bittinger Robert Brintnall Merritt Budzine Burton Brown Iohn Campbell Marilyn Cappel Grace Anne Chamberlain Virginia Chase Iim Cooke La Vem Clue Sarah Davis Iean Ann Dodge Iim Donahue Leo Donnelly Leslie Downs Clara Dye I une Eastman Lewis Eschen Iim Fenner Ross Fenner Don Hall Leslie Fry Norma lean Hall lack Hamilton Hilbert Hamrnelrnan of!1eQaa lau Tre L Dc Fl ro S ety 3 Oull and Scro I 1 nt t lub 3 4 V1rq1n1a Chase rc 3 4 C AA 2 La Vern Clue leeCt 2 Fc tball 3 4 Basketbrll S enle Klllli Ilm Cooke S lence Club 2 3 4 Glee lub2 3 4 Bc sketball 2 3 Mlxecl Chorus 3 4 GAA Boarcl3 4 GB 3 4 Band 2 3 Camera Cluo 3 Scrence Club 4 Presldent GAA 4 NGl1OIlGl Honor So cety 3 4 Iean Ann Dodge Commerclal Club Secretary 4 Natlonal l-lonor Soclety 3 4 Publlclty Charrrnan GB 2 Asslstant Treasurer GB 3 V1cepres1dentGB 4 GAA 2 3 4 hm Donahue Track 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 lClub 3 4 Conserva t on Club 3 Sclence Club 4 Poster Club 3 Leo D Donnelly Poster Club 2 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Leshe Downs Poster Club 2 Conservatlon Club 2 Bach elors Club 4 Lrqht man Assrstant staqe manaqer 4 Clara Dye Glee Club 2 L1 brary 2 3 Art Club 4 Iune M Eastman GB 2 3 4 GAA 2 4 Cornmercral Club Presldent 4 LEWIS ESCHEN Scxence Club 3 4 onservatxon Club 2 Ilm Fenner Glee lub 2 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Science Club 2 4 Bachelors Club 4 Football 4 Ross Fenner Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3, Science Club 2, lClub 3, 4, Conserva tron Club 2 Leshe D. Fry: Track 2, 3, Art Club 3, Football 2, Country Boys' Club 1 x V Don Hall Footbc ll 4 Bt hclors C u Norma Iean Hall Ltorary 2 3 G A A 2 lack Hammlton P ster C lul 7 Basktt 3 Conservatron Club 1 Hllbert Hammel man Scler e Club 3 1 B tsk ll II1CIl1CClL1lD4 Sun Up Sparkln Helen Harnngton Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 1' lHyh 3 4 GAA 2 3 Class Hlstory Annucl Start 4 French Horn Ouartet 3 Chanlber Group of Woodwlrtds 4 Cha ber Group ot Brass 3 Natronal Honor Sc lety 3 4 Paul Hayward Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Sclence Club 4 Bette Hohl Band 2 3 4 GA A 2 Llbrary Club 4 Bette Holle Band2 GB 2 3 4 GAA 2 Commerclal Club 4 Fred L Holder Basketball 2 3 4 Poster Club 2 Football 2 3 4 Ehzabeth Hovey Llbrary Club 4 GB 2 Glee Club 2 3 Cornrnerclal Club 2 4 Norman Hovey Band 2 3 4 Or chestra 3 4 Football 3 4 SCISHCG Club 2 3 4 lClub 4 Brass Sextet 3 4 Booster Band 3 4 Herbert Iones Band 2 3 4 Band Man aqer 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 French Horn Ouartet 3 4 Brass Sextet 2 3 4 Chamber Group ot Brass 3 Brass Ouartet 3 Arnerl can Booster Band 3 4 Class Hrstory 4 Natronal Honor Soclety 4 Margaret Kelso: GAA 2, 3, GR 2, 4, SCIENCE Club 4 Cheerleadlnq 3, 4, All school Play 3, L1 ence Club 45 asurer S ill Xb 3: Na' Vluf-t rostaertt 35 lntrannrq tl Bczsfef :Qi ncnzrl .oi ,r oct , 4, ' f ll 3. 4' ourn'zI's c, . 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I fx' 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 Charles Handy Helen Harrington Paul Hayward Bette Hohl Betty Holle Fred Holder Elizabeth Hovey Norman Hovey Herbert Iones Margaret Kelso Neva Kuper Dorothy Lentzkow Mahlon Linder Margaret Main Phyllis Marolf Alva McCalley Harlan McGill lack Meggers Maxine Miller Ruth Moore Carl Nelson Agnes O'Brien Kenneth Petersen Dorothy Pint Dick Randall Glenn Sanders Evelyn Sachtschale Bessie Strempke of 1941 brary 2 Glee Club 2 Neva L Kuper Glee Club 4 GAA 3 4 Mtxed Chorus 4 L1 brary 4 Dorothy Lentzkow GAA 2 Comrnercral Club 2 4 Margaret Mam Band 2 3 GB 2 3 4 G B Se retary Comrnercral Club 4 Sax phone Quartet 3 G B Publtcrty Cha1rrnan 4 Phylhs Maroli Glee Club 2 3 4 Com rnerclal Club 4 GB 2 4 SWING Trro 3 4 Mtxecl Chorus 4 Alva mcCal1e T Con servat1on Club 2 Bachelors Club 4 Scr ence Club 4 Harlan McGxll Glee Club lack Meggers Scrence Club 2 Conser vat1on Club 2 lournalrsrn 4 Maxlne M11 ler Glee Club2 GAA 2 3 4 GAA Board 3 4 lournalrsm Club 3 4 Annual Start 4 Ruth Moore Ltbrar 4 GAA 4 Agnes OBr1en GAA 2 3 4 GAA Board 4 GB 2 Commercral Club 3 4 Cornrnercral Club VICQ presrdent 4 Kenneth Petersen Basketball 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Dorothy Pmt GAA 2 Comrnercral Club 4 L1brary 3 Dxck Ran dall Glee Club 2 3 4 Bachelors Club 4 Glenn Sanders Sc1ence Club 2 Lrbrary Club 3 4 Evelyn Sachtschale Glee Club 2 3 4 GB 2 Cornrnerctal Club 4 Bessxe Strempke Glee Club 2 3 Ltbrarf Club 4 Dale De Forest Stupp Glee Club 2 Band 2 3 4 Grchestra 4 Marlone Stupp A 2 3 4 Ban Baton Twrrhng 3 4 Marvel Stupp GB G A 3 4 Band 2 3 Ba Twrrhnq 3 4 Barbara Swan ll-lyh 3 4 GR 3 4 GA A 3 Qulll and Scroll 4 lack Swarts Orchestra 2 3 Lrbrary 3 Bachelors Club 4 He1enT1dball GAA 2 3 4 GR 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 PaulL Tonn Ir Glee Club 2 3 4 Poster Club 2 Scr ence Club 4 Dramat1cs Club 4 Wllbur TIHGIIY Band 2 3 4 Football 4 Scrence Club 3 4 lClub 4 Luella Todd GB 2 3 Home Economrcs Clu 3 Glee Club2 3 4 GAA 2 3 Dorothy Ieanne Watters Carnera Club 2 Dramatrcs Club 2 Glee Club 3 GB 3 GAA 4 Art Club 4 Dean Wtlson Glee Club 4 Mrxed Chorus 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 George C Wllson Football 4 Geraldme Beatty Glee Club 2 3 4 Home Econonncs Club 3 L1brary 2 3 4 'kii' i . 0 - V X ' - f. .I . . 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My -.t,5:,-,:.:::5,- - NX? , .a:Sg35xgiQNw3wQ55 gQ,KRxxXig. ,swfu Q ,mawwsczmz UB ot the s hoot dunnq study hours rs tne hhr :ry where Mrss Harnett Wroten and her assrstants take care ot trve thousand hooks and check out e1qht or nrne hundred every day The hbrary rs now orqamzed aooordlnq to the Dewey Decmrat system Students rnay hnd thelr own books and tlll out shps whroh have a place for t1tte author lass1t1Cat1on copy number and the stud nts name These shps are placed on sprndtes and are sorted and 'Ned oy hortnans Llbrary assrstants rnolude Phylhs Brown tnroqeng Inqametts Glen Sanders La vonne Rosenshel George Kmqht Erhce Lrnder Neva Kuper R1ohard Haney lack Harnllton Lora Iohnson Mary Knoll G9TG1d1H9 Beatty Bette Hoht Ruth Moore Iuan rta Sohoonover Ehzabeth Hovey V1rqm1a Chase Pauhne MoM1H-en Clance Lhns Hansen and Mary Kmqht 'nun , . v . . , f- , , X, A L , ,A 1 , A , . At , , f' Q V , , V . 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 A 1 1 ' fulfe We WMA Typing class Concentration Chuck m Mechanical Drawing In Math Womans place Mel Careful lf might explode' 6?aZ!u Nwwwl Salma! Helen B1 Sammy Mr McFarland Bob Helen Duck M1rvel Hell Week We Three Off guard' Cappy and Pee Wee Dick and Phyll A f l l . Ev' Q ll 251, i .v.,. V, U 1- 1.4-QT., S , glz W . ,l X ...e Q'ie ' Q. -6 'll After Hours UTSIDE of the reqular Courses in school, but still an important part ot each qirl's and boys day, is the activity proqrarn. Groups meet both in the morning at 8:00 and in the afternoon at 3:26. Leadership, sportsmanship, and service to the school are fostered here. These activities also furnish ample opportunity for students to meet and minqle, and to prepare them- selves tor responsibilities that will soon be theirs. CHEER LEADERS: Margaret Kelso Mary Icryne Primus ' BACK ROW: Gaffney, manager, Kennicott, Hall, Mueller, Billing, Tiffany, jr. Clue, Burnell, Van Laningham, Kelly. MIDDLE ROW: L. Clue, Weart, Long, Holder, J. Donnelly, Hovey, Burkett, Dilts. FRONT ROW: Coach Frank, L. Donnelly, Satterlee, Peterson, Kimball, Young, Anderson, Assistant Coach Blake. az' 7441 fine! OOTBALI. at I. H. S., While it is played and practiced after hours, is by no means an easy course. In a tough season the Maroons took all the bumps in the road, but coaches predict better times ahead. When, on Ianuary l5, Coach Eddie Anderson of the University of Iowa came to Independence High School to speak at the Father-Son Legion party and award large white I's to the football players, he was to find that more underclassmen had turned out, and more of them had gained football experience this year than at any other time in the school's recent history. Tiffany, Clue, Holder, Hovey, L. Donnelly, Satterlee, Peterson, and Anderson are numbered among the graduating seniors, but fifteen members of the squad remain to form the nucleus for next year's team. Gage Semen LTHQUGH the lwf'1sl4etl'vall squad as fl whole showed nngoh inig,r'sve:nent V1 rii the seftsoiz, if was 1111- :ble to break ft losing streak. Handicgatoped i,y the lf s Qzst years voterfztis only one lefterni in retnrned and their sznfxll size totzzn lost iiizxziy Close qanies to taller, more experienoed boys. Bright spots in a disoourqaqinq season were wins over Waiakori and Vinton T e Maroons were runners-up in the County tournaznent, losing to the lilfinthrop an n which went on to take the sectional. At an awards assernhly April 7, Head Coach Ben Douglas of Grinnell Coileqe awarded letters to Holder, Donnelly, Peterson, Wilsori, Fisher, Tidball, Caineron and Burkett. VARSITY Cameron. Linder, Clue, Neilsen, Burkett, Kimball, Coach Frank, Wilson, Petersen, Donnelly, Holder, Tidball. SECOND STRING Jamieson, Nelson, Young Buck- ingham, Lorenz, Becker, Kenni- cott, Billing, Dilts, Lessenger. 'ww , any Y? wi, 'Y if fltf ll e VCA! 'S ni ,C K -nm 'tihfwffo Back Row G VS nlson I Donntlly Ttffiny Xvvxrt Clue Burkett Hwll Mxller Holder Petersen Mnddle Row Donntlly Knmlnll Hovcy Anderson Elclce Donwhue Young Dnlts Couch Frank Front Race Grttfxth B1rrett lyon Swtttrlu Tml or Ruttcorn Fuster The lClub ts composed of both H1qh School and lumor College lettermen who have won letters m football basketball baseball and track Coach Paul I Frank IS the sponsor of the orqamzatlon lnltlotlon Days no -.M ,, ,,.. , A, ,'X R ' fit, ' -A A-, sr ' 2 ' . ' 1 . , . ' . - . . ' , 1 - U ll 4 , , , - - Ab X H 0 o a fe 5 4, 5 - l , . .-Q W fl, ' QL E .' . Us ,,. u .4 4' WK - jf? wr cs, ur! QASTlNG one of 'he largest rnernbershtps ln 1t5 h15tory the Grrls Athlet1c A5so ctatton met ttrst on September 23 At rneetmas wh1ch Were held before school arrls played volley ball deck tennts ktttenball badnnnton scotter ball and basketball Approxunately twenty frve new nternbers Were formally 1n1t1ated on a day of torture Vtstttna GAA qtrls Were entertan ed by the loccl orqamzatton at a play day early tn the sprtnq Socrally the year W 5 a success too The mlorrnal skrrt and 5Wer ter dance rylnq out a Westerrt ranch the-rne W15 W ll attended Also on the socral calendar Were tun ntqhts potluck suopers Gnd ccsturne pcrtres The nnucl banquet at Whlch ernblerns Were avvcrded to deserxrta qtrls co npleted the yer 5 Work mai Martan NV1ll1a uson secretary ana treasurer luanrto Schocnoxcr run r repre sentatrve MISS L1lllGlOlH1CII1d Mrs Klunrar 5 ttsor Sarah Davts prestdent Betty Ruttcorn sorlaornore representattve Seatecl Mantyn Capoel e estdent Agnes QBr1en head ct outtna Maxtne Mtlter senttr representattxe Arda Reed soctal chatrrnat I - 1 - 1 1 ' . , a ' . . Q 5 ' oz' ' r , car- ' , f A , 1. sf , . ' . a . . , l ' , . , ' . - 'tr l , r , Q rc ' . ln the above picture of the G.A.A. board are, standing: leanne Ball, rnustc chatr- , ' .5 ' ' ,f ' ' c, , If , brag. 55 ' , w ,Q 5 . , - , , , A ' . c X are: 'l A 7 A , Vic ,fpr ' ..5 ' ' , r J A : ' 'L' t , Q5 5 ' f 4: , Mgwpmgw TRIKE up the band! Directed by Max I. Barker and managed by the governing board, which consists ot Grace Anne Chamberlain, president: Morris Lenz, vice- president, Herbert lones, managerg Barbara Kemmerer, secretary: and Marvin Hayward, librarian, the band has accomplished a great deal this past year and is ever looking forward to bigger achievements. An innovation this year was a good will tour March 25 to several Northeast lowa towns. From a repertoire ot about thirty selections, the band presented an hour con- cert ot numbers chosen by the band director of the school visited, Those planning to enter contests traveled to Earlville March l to attend a clinic at which Mr. Ralph Pronk ot West Vlfaterloo acted as critic. The whole band went to Fay- ette for a concert and criticisms March 20, and solos and ensembles performed at the all-county music festival held here March 29, with Mr. Pronk again serving as critic. Out of eighteen events entered in the preestate contest at Vinton April 5, ten won a superior and seven an excellent rating. Soloists who made a first rating were Herbert lones, French horn, Barbara Kem- merer, flute and piccolop Helen Tidball, alto clarinet. Bill Klotzbach and Morris Lenz ranked excellent on the cornet and baritone. Participating in the winning groups were Bill Klotzbach, Dale Stupp, Norman Hovey, Herbert Iones, Helen Harrington, Robert Lynch, Shirley Tegen, Barbara Kem- rnerer, Kotherine Kiotzbrzrfh, Agnes Vford, Le-Qzzzid Bunqe Richard Honey, Morris Lergz, Foul Hoywcrrd, Bonnie tones, Morjorie l-lcirrirugtmrt. und Coroline lones. Two concerts were presented to iieor-corczcity hcuses November 26 ond Morch ll. We got four new field drums ond two Scotch bosses, besides or bfflot tubo ond o tenor sox. We orqonized three novelty groups' the Gerrnon Bond, the Booster Bond, ond the Mountaineer Bond, scripts for which were written by Mr. Borker. 'l'hot's rioht, strike up the Bond! Crchestro LSC under Mox Borlcer's direction is the orchestro, which wos octive os on cr- oonizotion only second semester. This group furnished music for oll ploys ond, incidentolly, bod rinqside seorts to them. With the vocol groups it presented cr successful concert April 29. A couple of hot violinists, Richard Miller ond Wilbur Nielsen, were members of the Mountaineer Bond. President Dorothy Bunqe, Vice-President Wilbur Nielsen, ond Secretory Corole Cole dre the officers. Standing: Frieda Chnncn W, r 3 Aa ik Seated: Nliss Urquahtr Phyllis Nlnrolf Back Row: Arda Reed. Betty Johnson. Darlene Risdon, Imogene Ingamells. Carole Devens. Jeanne Ball. Second Row: Nliss Urquhart. Neva Kuper. Rose hlary Xveart. -Ioan Smith. Geraldine Beatty. Eileen Gerdes. Marian Wfillinmsori Front Row: Frieda Chmwn, Evelyn Snchtsclmlv. lnvonnc Bnrsltv. Ardis Frye. Phyllis lxflnrolf. 5121971 S ' TRLS' GLEE CLUB, sponsored by Miss Charlotte Urquhart, met the first of the year with a membership of nineteen. A point system was drawn up, and the followina officers were elected: President, Lavonne Barskey vice-president Eileen Gerdesq secretary and treasurer, Phyllis Marolf. During the year, the girls sang at the Ladies' Musicale, February 4, the play Sun Up, November l3, festival, March 29, concert, April 29, and commencement May 24. An initiation banquet at the Gedney Hotel, Christmas carolina, favorite dish supper, theatre party, and a picnic made up the social program. THE GIRLS' TRIO, composed of Lavonne Barske, senior, Phyllis Marolf, senior, and Frieda Chanen, junior, was first organized two years aqo as the first of its kind in Independence Hiah School. They sinq both popular and classical music. We l ,zivon no Barslcc ir X t is , tml the nw lves er fercd the Roth S Kiddies Revue und were uvvdroed gold trophies ers first prize The trio olso cctrned cr irst rdting in the suh side con te t nt Vinton April 3 ond entered the state contest in Moy Seven was the nienihershio ol the BUYS GLEE CLUB dt the first of the yeor From this nunioer Deon Wilson ond Diclc Randall were elected president ond sec retciry rewpec tively The boys sdnq ct the o icert Ar r1l 29 ond con rnencenient Moy Anderson lini Cooke ord Gvhert McFee ln crddiuon to the qiee cluo xoric Miss Urqhnf rt qove ee vocol essons of wni h noi y students 'ook crdvc ntdqe STANDING llcft to right? Chwrles Remme ohn Mllflltf Victor Anderson Harlan McGill Paul Tonn im Cooke De1n Wilson Gilbert McFee SEATED Cleft to right! Miss Urquhart Dick Randall ohnny Campbell var .4 6' Tl f'?1,llf!.' l ff 3 l -Hit Q9 :', el I , ' ' ' , ,, , ' T , ' - T 'f ' Q ' 4' ' f T ' 7 Q - 25 l , I , , , , ' ,. V . , ,: 4' , . , , 1 c 1 ' J 1, i 22. The rnernlvers of the cluh ore: Dick Wilson, lohn Mueller, lohn Campbell, Victor i ' ' ' ' v ', ' . cz ' fr ' l , llc i i ' L ' 1 . . J 1. - . . ' : . ' , J ' . T xo . ' Nl Y lk ' . x Kb we qt M.. 'T N xi ' , S ff Back row Betty Rutfcorn Dorothy H'1mmelm1n Mwrnn McFee Cl1r1 Rindwll Evelyn lnne Clnrlene Cnanaugh Luc1lle Saunders Llei Ingimells B1rb1r1 Kemmercr Second row Evelyn Mxller Owen Strlclccl 'mms Burla. P'1ul Tonn Cl11rlLs H1I1dy ohn Nlucller Erhce Lmder Betty Bayer M155 Freem'1n Front row W1nd1 Hood Patty Smxth Norene lVl1llLr A'-Xlm'1 lVl1yn1rcl Fmnceln H111 Miry Knoll LOIS Bare eu21.l'a,ua.' NDEH M155 lrene Free'nan new ara at1c5 and speech d1re tor ll-l S IS con1 plet1ng an amb1t1ous dra nat1cs program th15 year Belrevmg that students should be g1ven an opportumty to develop to the fullest MISS Freeman selects h1gh type plays that test the actors VI ettle For the two rra1or product1ons M155 Freeman chose Sun Up a mountameer drama by Lula Vollmer g1Ven November l3 and Allan Langdon Martms fanta5t1c omedy arama Sm1l1n Through Casts for both were selected from the entrre school 1nclud1ng semor hlgh and lun1or College Sl'Il1l1H Through was presented as the Commencement Play May lo W1nner of the county one act play contest was Labbages by Edward Staadt To prov1de local compet1t1on and more act1ng opportun1t1e5 another h1gh school cast presented Sparkm by E P Conkle 1n the local el1m1nat1on program Plctured above IS the Dramancs Club organlzed after the product1on of Sun Up for all who were mterested 1n actlng or stage craft The group also worked on choral read1ng 4 'Q 1 . 4 , 1 1 , 4 1 1 , 1 , 1 . . 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Barske Harrington Primus 7Uapfue Staff ASSOCIATE EDITORS Lavonne Barske I-Ie-'en Harnnqton BUSINESS MANAGER Mary Iayne Pnmus SNAPSI-IOTS Iames Barrett COPY EOR I-IIGI-I SCHOOL SECTION I-IeIen BIIIIHQGI' Grace Ann Cham berIa1n V1ra1n1aChase I1m Cooke Iean Dodqe hm Fenner Phylhs Marolf Harlan McG1II Maxme M1IIer Barbara Swan COPY EOR COLLEGE SECTION Barbara BIand LeRoy GnH1th Norma Kruse ADVISEB EIIen M Seaberq Barrett Bltunger Bland Chamberlam Chase Cooke Dodge Fenner Grlffnh Kruse Marolf McGill Muller S an C Y .. . Z: . I. ' . . . 1 W -Qf Q' '7aAea fdzim OMMERCIAL CLUB was organized in l939 lts purpose is to malce the girls fa rniliar with various office practices not brought out in shorthand or typing classes Among the more important meetings were discussions on correct applications of makeup personality principles of bookkeeping voice recording tiling and how to apply for a Job The officers are as follows President lune Eastman vi epresident Margaret Mainp secretary and treasurer, lean Dodge: publicity chairman, Mary layne Primus: sponsor, Mabel Thompson. Appearing above are La Vonne Andrews, Agnes O'Brien, Betty Holle, Dorothy Pint, lean Dodge, Miss Thompson, Dorothy Lentzkow, Margaret Main, Elizabeth Hovey, Evelyn Sachtschale, Mary Iayne Primus, Phyllis Marolf. S. Q. .4.. . A.. wif? HE Grrl Reserves under the sponsorshrp ot Mrs Drck Stevens Mrss Al1C9 Bel garde and Mrss Belle Palmer are completrng a year rn Nhrch they belreve they have carrred out the club purpose to frnd and grve the best Servrce work socral lunctrons and money makrng have all been equally empha srzed Clara Randall servrce charrman has rnstrtuted grtts ot toys to orphanages hos prtal cards on varrous holrdays and clothes for under pr1v1leged grrls The dad daughter tun nrgnt boy grrl mlxer and two tradltronal formal dances rn add1t1on to a tea serres provrded a Well rounded socral program headed by Fr1eda hanen Candy sales Chrrstmas wreaths and movre sponsorrng have helped keep the club fmancrally trt Other orhcers are Grace Anne Chamberlam presrdent lean Ann Dodge vrce pres rdent Mary layne Prrrnus secretary Helen Armstrong treasurer Ardrs Frye assrst ant treasurer Carole Devens musrc charrman Erleen Gerdes program charrman and Margaret Marn publrclty charrman U 1 - - 1 ' - 1 1 1 . , . 1 1 ' ' - 1 1 - 1 ' 1 ' - . 1 . . . . ' 1 ' 1 1 I . KN x.f . 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 , . Q!! CONSERVATION CLUB WHHcnhorg l liClQ1i1gi'r' inn! PQRdscn Nchon Knight z, ljcvcns hlueHer SCIENCE CLUB Top row: Tabor. McGill, Greif, Sarterlee. Hammelman, Tiffany. Hovey, Cooke. P, Hayward. Nlalmgrcn. Middle row: Ruffcorn, Davis, Tonn, Lynch, Fenner. Anderson, Chamberlain, Barrett Lyon. Front row: Gissel, M. Hayward, Clubine, Kelso, lVlr. Hancock. Cappel, Bare, Stremplce. . p . . LTHOUGH Science Club under Mr. lesse Hancock completed the ambitious project of constructinq a six-inch telescope this year, this qroup found time to play, too. The club sponsored the only all-school sleigh ride of the year in lanuary. A trip to Chicaqo, where they toured the city, was the biqaest thrill of the year, the event takinq place during Easter vacation. Officers are: Dick Runcorn, president: Hilbert Hammelman, vice-president: Rob- ert Lynch, secretary: Paul Greif, treasurer. The Conservation Club sponsored by lohn Hall met first semester to study taxi- dermy, get a general view of conservation, and further conservation in this locality. .five fqlane ancf .fike fl' . . . is the motto of BACHELORS CLUB, composed ot boys who hdve C1 desire to come from the dininq room into the kitchen. The mcrin purpose is to teach the boys how to cook ond boke. The quality ot the food they prepore must be qood, for the men tcxculty members enjoyed Cond survivedl ci waffle supper on March 17. Miss Morqoret Armstronq sponsors the club, which numbers ten members: Bob Brintnall, Burton Brown. Merritt Budzine, Leslie Downs, Jim Fenner, Don Hall, Alva lVlcCalley, Arnold Quinn, Jack Swartz, and Carl Willenborg, Leslie is president, and Bob is secretary and treasurer. S46-fbedi The Sub-Deb Club includes qirls interested in home-mokinq projects. Pictured below ore: Evelyn Lane, Lois Bare, Marian lVlcFee, Genevieve Satterlee, Georgia McArthur. Eleanor Snyder, Lucille Saunders. Seated are Charlene Cavanaugh. Llea Ingamells. Miss Armstrong, Virginia Andrews. Wanda Hood. BACHELORS is te . W' CM X ., N .T xy, E 1 A s SUB-DEBS POSTER CLUB ART CLUB Mm af .fetieu Poster Clulz is a znuch-needed organization in our school, since it supplies display advertising tor all school activities. Mr. Q. I. Haney is the sponsor. Pictured are Vernon Spece. Bull Clmmherlmn. vice-president, Xlelvin Frntzlce. secretary, Gilbert Nlclfee, Ray- mond Harrington, Norman Gaffney. Charles Devens, president. Other members are Robert Kelly. Paul lnthnm. l.or.1me l.ulol'f. Ili-nu lNletl ert. Nu' .E Art Club under Miss Lucile Mullen was a new activity this year. Besides supple- :nentinq the work of the Poster Club, this qroun studied Color and desian, illustrated the P1niCon, and tnade rnurals for the G. A. A. dance. Standing in the picture are Bill Chamberlain, Billy Scotr. Invonnc Grimm. Ilene Mt-rllerr. Joan Smith. pres- ident. Dorothy' Wfwtters. secretary, Nliss Nlullen. Seated nrt' -Innxes Burke, Clara Randall, Frieda Chnnen Carole Devens. Charles Devens. Alberta Schremser. Clara Dye. Nlnrgnret Kelso is the model. Standing Herbert ones Grnacc Anno Chimbtrlim XV11bur Nerlsen Erlun Gerdrs fri 1 Chxmn ' Alanna Sac! IFTEEN per cent of the senrors and frve per cent ct the Junrors who are rn the upper thrrd of therr classes may be elected to Nat1ona1 Honor Socrety each year on the basrs of scho1arsh1p character 1eadersh1p and servrce The Independence chapter IS composed of thrrteen actrve and araduate members Those rnducted rn 1940 were D1ck Ruftcorn Paula Soener Barbara Bland Helen Harrrnqton Grace Anne Charnberlarn Sarah Davrs Mary Iayne Prrrnus and lean Ann Dodge Herbert Iones and Lavonne Barske se-nrors and Frreaa Chanen W11bur N1e1 sen and E11een Gerdes Junrors were e1ected 1n 1941 Se1ect1ons whrch occur twrce a year are rnade by a qroup of teachers Mrs Rrchard Stevens was the Soc1etys adv1ser 3:41 ' as- . A 4? 4- I A J T if , ,Qu lv . -er' W ': 'J . . . . M ' . ' mf:-d. ,1- Sitting: Nlsarv -IAIYHC Primus, Joan Ann Dodge, Sarah Davis. Hc1en Hnrrmgron. 1.nv4mnc Bnrslfcc , , o , . 1 f , f A , , 1 . , 1 . . I f , - At Press Convention Sleeping Beauty Are we for Wlllkle' Iron man Burkett Sun Up' Homecoming-Vonny and Phyll On guard! Junior College aww, E. E. MUELLER, SLlL'GIllll.GHCl9Hl EDGAR L. HARDEN, Deon lRENE EREEMAN, Ehqlish cmd Speech IESSE HANCQCK, Science cmd Moihemcriics LESLlE MlLLER, Socicil Science cmd Athletics lNA TESAR, French MABEL THGMPSQN, C'Ol'T1fIlGIClCIl NEVA LITTLEIOHN, Wo1heh's Physical Education CHARLOTTE URQUHART, Voccxl Music A SCENE IN THE LOUNGE lcmet Assmus V1ce Pres1de11t P1 Delta Pb1 Mem ber Colleqe Govemmq Board Luther Ballou A11 School Play l 2 Wlullllll Bxlhng SIX man Football Baseball Basket ba Mcxnse Conrad Rxck Flester Iohn Hall SIX man Footbal SCIGDCG Club Co1'1servat1or1 Club V1rq1n1a Kreuger P1 Delta Ph1 SCISHCQ Club Nonna Kruse Pres1dent ot pl Delta Ph1 One act Play l 2 Harry Mcxlmqren Kenneth McCcxrdle Lewls Holland cT1Ol p1cturedl Pres1der1t GOVGFHIHQ Board fresh man year ll Sixhman Football, Basketball ' , n 1' . I Iames Barrett Barbara Bland Ruth Bridge Dorothy Bunge Betty Conlisk Donna Coons Virginia Davis Darrel Eicke Harriet Franz LeRoy Griftith Mariorie Hand Arleen Hansel Shirley Hopi Ruth Iohnson Mary Knight Howard Lyon Kathleen McDonald Donald Miller Iune Reinhold Richard Ruficorn Opal Scandrett Frank Smith Marcia Smith Paul Soener Edmund Tabor Merrill Wenholz 1 K we dv ' as + 1' 9 fx' if ' v .2 G Q Q Back row Dornld Mrller How1rd Lyon Ed T1bor D1rrel Elclcc Front row Co1ch Leslxe Muller ohn H111 LeRoy Grrtfrth Duck Ruffcorn Rtck Frester Sw Mm NDEPENDENCE IUNIOR COLLEGE has completed 1ts best sports season rn a num ber of years Though the players were few nerther the football nor the basket ball squad was large enough to provrde two teams for scrrmmage several strong lettermen of last years htgh school teams came out and a vastly drfferent feelmg of team play sportsmanshrp and the wrll to w1n prevarled among the srx man football teams To the new coach Leslre Mrller they gave therr utmost though the new type of coachmg was consrderably d1fferent from that whrch had been taught the year before games the boys consldered the season a success rf only because they had won every home game The schedule follows e They I-II'-4-II-I Kf1ul-con Ellmder W1sh1ngton Tipton Lenox I enovc Waulcon 48 as In - N E- l .. 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