Indianola High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Indianola, IA)

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EVA MARX' REICHARDT A modest maiden. Lots of pep beneath a calm exterior. Comes to school in her Ford every morning. A hard worker and good student. Always quiet-with plenty to say. CECIL WRIGHT Small hut mighty. Fond of girls, but not cases. Is troubled by occasional giggling tits. Enjoys other people's love aH'ai1's, but he himself does not indulge. Luckily he is endowed with a good nature, or he could not stand the je-sts of many of his class- mates. Brings his little sister and her friends to school every morning. Content to let the world mag on as it is. CORDIA M. NASH Y. W. Cabinet 135 141. Y. W. Conven- tion 135. Is going to be a teacher. Very capable and always busy. Takes good care of her little sister. Very quiet, but she's full of fun, nevertheless. Blessed is she who sitteth not in the seat of the flunkerf' LOREN ALBERT COCHRAN Y. M. Cabinet, Pow-Vilow Staff 141. Has a laugh that's uncontrollable. Always blames everything onto Stub in Lab. Never runs down when it comes to jokes. Has a grin that won't come off. Could be called a ladies' man. Junior Class booster. 'Tis better to have loved and lost, Than never to have loved at all. --

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Gi..xnvs XVINIFRED BADGLEY One of the smallest girls in the Senior Class. Very neat and attractive. Almost has red hair. Is content with her Lot. Always a friend indeed for those in need. But that which fairest is, and few bc- Iiold, A n Her mind adorned with virtues maul- fold. RouEnT J. COCHRAN Football C15 Q21 MJ, Track Q35 141, Mixed Quartette 131, Yell Leader 141. The other half of the pep meetings. Has been in school several years, but believes in taking his time to important things. A slow. easy-going fellow. Studious at times. Has a good voice. My brain is u boulevard without traffic cops. NINA MII.DRED FERGUSON Girls' Track 111, Glee Club 141. Believes in saying exactly what she thinks. Full of pep and fun and fond of teasing people. Xvishes English had never been taught. Says she's going to be a school teacher, but she'll have a heart and not be too hard. She gives her tongue no mome11t's rest. HEI.EN xX7ES'1'FALL Glee Club CAD. Does lots of outside work and is very ca- pable. A good pal to those who know her. A good reader. Prof. Larimer's right-hand man. A willing helper to all. Who zzllired reason with pleasure, And wisdom with mirth. 413 ...

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k1ll.,...f7-W. 3- .. .. . RUSSELL EIDNVAHD BARKER A dignified Senior. Doesn't have much to say. Believes in taking it as easy as possi- ble and especially on Lab. day. Seen with Bob quite often. A mighty good pal most anywhere. Children must be seen and not heard. OPAL FAYE GLASGONV Declamation 125 145, Debate CBJ. Very industrious and ambitious. Loves a good joke. Spends her noon hours on the curbing. Has a cheery disposition. Is very particular about her Loueks. If she is not in love with sonie man, There IS no believing lll old signs. Roi' A. BAIR Loves to talk and isn't afraid to express his opinion. A brilliant student. Can blutt' his way through anything. To him all things seem trivial beside his case. Talks much about Omaha. And when a lady's in the case, You know all other things give place. MARGERY ALICE GORDON Interested in Milo, the town of the CrafttyV' men. Has a peculiar mixture of frowns and giggles that make up her whole- some nature. A good typist. 'fllly laughter is like a brook which flows incessantly. ....... - ..,.,. ,-