Iola High School - Indianola Yearbook (Iola, WI)

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JUNIOR CLASS PLAY 'Girls Are Like That' was presented by the Junior class on February 3, 1949. It centered around Virginia Poole, who is to receive a large amount of money from her wealthy Aunt when she is engaged. Virginia gets engaged to Tommy Davis and as the play opens, the Aunt is coming fwith the checkl to meet Virginia's fiance. But then Tommy jilts Virginia for a career in South America and she is left high and dry. Mary Jane, the younger sister, has been writing to Jack Everett, a famous radio announcer, signing Virginia's name to them, and now Jack is coming to Cartersville to give a broadcast and plans to visit Virginia. Only Mary Jane and Essie know this and keep it to themselves until too late. Meanwhile, Lillian receives a phone call from a Jimmy Shields of Chicago, so she arranges for him to come to the Poole home when the wealthy Aunt is there and pose as Virginia's fiance during her visit. Everything works up to a merry climax when Aunt Jane arrives a day earlier than expected, Jack Everett beats Jimmy at getting to the Poole home, which results in havoc and then Tbmmy decides he likes Virginia better than his planned career and comes back trying to reclaim her. ln the midst of all this, Mom comes home again. P. S. Jack got Vir- ginia. Mary Jane Poole, a problem child ---- ---Shirley Bergen Essie, a cousin ---------------------------- Elsie Lewison Mom Poole, a young mother-1 -------------- Mildred Narlock Virginia Poole, her favorite daughter-1Charlotte Aronson Lillian Root, a fixer ---------------------- D0riS Solberg Aunt Jane, a wealthy woman -------- ----------- June Hoe Jack Everett, a radio announcer ----- ---Sidney Ellington Jimmy Shields, a stranger in town ---- ----- David Nelson Helen, Jack's sister ---------------- ---Shirley Winkler Tommy Davis, a fiance ------------- ------- Arlo Olson

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Ffylriflxlgl Serious Declamations Front: J. Swenson, N. Bahr, J. Amundson Back: D. Stamsta, J. Leean, C. Aronson. fi' On March 16, The Iola High School was host to the League Contest. The following people represented Iola High School in this tournament: Oratory, Uavid Nelson, Serious De- clamation, Duane Stamsta and Charlotte Aronson, Humorous Declama- tion, William Wickersham and Shirley Bergen. Shirley on receiving an A rating will represent Iola at the District Contest in Stevens Point on April 5. It is hoped that next year more students will realize the im- portance of Forensics and will take advantage of this opportunity. This year the six schools which compose our league decided to award a traveling trophy to the school that does the best work in Forensics. The school that wins this trophy may keep it for one year. Then it will again be awarded to another school that receives the best ratings. This Front: C. Olson, J. Miller, M. Helgeson, D. Solberg, J. Voie. , should be something that fon Forensic Coach Back: S. Bergen, P. Wennesberg, J. Lewinski, J. Moe, W. Wickersham. J . V' ,- still 'l VZ, fx f'7A'l. ii fx' e L ll 1. 4m dh F every student should work Orations U. Clifton R. Wilker D. Nelson