Iowa City High School - Red and White Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1944 volume:

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There is a destiny that makes us brothersg None goes his way alone, All that we send into the lives of others Comes hack into our own. -RI.-XRKHAM Contents ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES FEATURES OFFICERS, I nu, !wwczs'1'rik ..... . IM-sumti Q Il XRLI-,S irtlllllik . . 5t'k'l't'f2lIX . , . , . flux lx. fxRIIfl'I'l'll . . ln-11511111 lvl-R nt. f,l'S'l' xlm . Supm-rizurvmlm nt COMMITTEES Finance and Printing N C, Ill 'I'C'tIliIl li. NI. lQlvKlc'1 1's Buildings and Grounds ll xlzlamnx ll. linens -Imax I'.lins1,u.x' Textbooks, Apparatus and Supplies Xl HI-.RT li. bum 1-gm, Mus. Ilrmtxulm l,. lil XI Teachers cs. lI1mxunl,. lil-in-. Ilxluusux ll. Claims Insurance I5 NI. RIK'Kt:'l l'8 Al,lH'.R'l' li, Sllm'1cl.l, Athletics linux P. lil-,1.l,Y DAN if IJL'rv111cR I I I 1 ,Wiz X ' X I 6 X X I ff N I 'YYIERH0 x X XXXIl1lff' N' 3 S X Ig .5 - X IE ILQM' ADMINISTRATION C38-1+ I l Sl'l'1CRINTI-fXIJ1fNT IYICR A. 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XYHI you not hm-lp? l :am unhmlmut that Xllll wlll blIICK'l'l'ly ymu' Yrlvml, lfkuw l,. .luxlls NIISS ELIZABETH XVINBIGLER Girls' Adviser F!-XE LTY ENGLISH X l'1ll'5, lxllzzllu-rlm W IlIhlg1ll'l', l,olz1 Huglu-S, Crrzm' Long, llulm Klnllcr, l'lon-ucv L lmrvlmlll Anm- Wlzclms HISTORY Hum-I K'l1:1pm:u1, Uliw Brown, RZIXINOIIJ Sclxlichvr, Kathryn IA-rrs Poqe IU FAC LTY Page Il SCIENCE Edna lflcsncr, Charles Trachsel, Helen Lovlwwing, Ruby Glocklcr LANGUAGE Carmen Roglcr, Anne VVZICIIS, Lucia Otto, lffiiv Xlnllin FACULTY MATHEMATICS K I1uI nm Iiu U'1lIIQji'I', XI:l1'g:m't IXIQ-tzggw, AIIIVI' fXIz11'tI1z1 XYAIII, XYRIIYOI' Sulmwzlnk ART, INDUSTRIAL ARTS. AND COMMERCE I X I urn un R mx I I z11'tI1fmIu1m-w, I,uci:1 Otto, IiynIim- Ile-cw, Nm'm:1 I'cpIc1', KI:u'tI1:1 Ann Imam:- Poge I2 FACULTY Page 13 PHYSICAL EDUCATION VValter C. Schwank, lfvelyn Sturtz, Francis A. llerten MUSIC Ansel C, Nlartin, YVilliam Gower, Helen Shideler, Pearl L. xVt'Sf FACULTY 3 'il SCHOOL NURSE LIBRARY COMMERCIAL LAW Nlarggarvt Cannon Alera lllallnberg .lov Yoscloif TEACHERS' SN APS Miss Sturm, flliss Long, Kliss Cannon, llliss lsaacs, llliss Bciswangcr, lliss Brown, llliss Hughes, Hliss Donnelly, Rliss llordon, llfr. jones Page 14 Page 15 COOKS Emma Casey, Kathryn Beecher, Agnes Kelly BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Don F. Beatty, Ralph W. Sterner, D. P. Nlavrias, Verne R. Nliller fSuperintendent of Buildings and Groundsj, B. O. hlatthess, Henry Swartzendruber I Rr MAIN OFFICE FORCE uukup, ll. Paulus, IJ. l10l'I'1lbill, lf. Uohrm-r, If. Holloway, H. Ham, P. Rzumslmw, C. Cuulrc -I. BlIChIll2ly'l'l', P. Burton, L. Uohrvr, Vim Dc-uscn, H. Riley, A. XVilsm1 GIRLS' ADVISER'S AND NURSE'S OFFICE FORCE Huchrllzlycr, R. Husu, lf. Slzlvzltzl .I- uwn, lf. l,:u'in:1, IJ. Mills-r, li. Taylor, NI. Goodnow, lf. xx7hl'I'Q'2lff, M. Xvl'l1Tt'I', Y. XvI1t'l'll'l' ,Q Page LIBRARY STAFF lfnrl' rn-ze: D. Hloore, KI. Sidwell, VV. Spzlan, B. Taylor, H. Krall, C. Coulter, D, Stoner, llnrrny D. lfryauf, Vlviegand Serond ro-ze: D. Kennedy, S. Barnes Third ro-ze: S. Yoder, C. Cannon LIBRARY STAFF Bark foie: F. YV0lfe, lf. Brown, C. Slade, E. Cathcart, L. Vandenberg, T. Dunnington, B. Olson, B. Vor brich, Showers, B, Freeman Serond roux' KI. Nliles, Kelly, P. Coulter Third ro-zu: A. Strasburg, G. Pudgil Page 17 OUR OUR ALMA MATER On the City's eastern border, Reared against the sky, Proudly stands our Alma Mater As thc years go by. Forward ever be our watchword, Conquer and prevail. Hail to thee, our Alma llater. City High, all hail! ff ei N A N .- .. -5 .Q ANI t. gag. .ekz v . , ,NM -V S-Q-x-t PRIDE Page I 8 457 4M'e 'J'C '7' XXl'j, fob.-J-4-Av-QZJCJ X J ' l .S xx Wx If! X X ma XXBPQ9 W- ' 71562000 g X X 1QN 'l'fffQ, 5 CLASSES STAFF SIIIRI.Ex' JACKSON lIEI.ENDo'I' NEVVCOMER MARII.x'N SInwEI.I. DEAN lloI'sEI.' Circulation Manager Business Manager Asst. Editor Asst. Sports Editor IVIARCARET KEMP EVELYN DOIIRER' 'llRL'MAN SMI'I'II Asst, Business Matlager Editor Sports Editor NlARll.YN BROWNING ELEANOR 'BROWNING MARX' .ALICE VVAREIIAM Rt I'II HIisA Reporter Feature Editor Head Typist Reporter DONNA LANSING PAT IQINNEYE Ru'I'II HAY Inches Recorder Exchange Editor Reporter DON LEWIS RUTH ANN Or-FELL JACKIE SIIELIADY ANN WYIIISON Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter IIYLE NESBITT VVANDA SPAAN Es'I'IIEIz SWENKA Reporter Reporter Reporter BEIII WII.soN FLORENCE CHURCIIILI. IEUANE YODER Reporter Adviser fAnnualj Reporter ILAH MILLER LUCIA 0110 Adviser fLittle Hawk, Adviser CArtl Page 19 'Members of National Quill and Scroll SE IUH HU UH HULL , , . Iwm-im' lYN1m,xl,l, xv7llt'llfl'f1ll'i1lI1 llulzlclu' li1uNc:1-il, frIiYI'. NI.X'l l'lH'.SS HIzI,IiNINl'l' N IQNYCUNI l'R BIz'l l'Y SHONKJ. .ANNA Rosh S'1'R.xsnl'Rr: ' IJolur1'1n' ARNIRRl'S'l'liR IIXRLICNIC RARKIQR JIM liAxL'1iR Umus BIJNN li'I I' I'iVliI,YX Ilmmlcu KIuN.x I-f.xRl.x' RIARY ANN L,-XSCH K li SZIIIIYZIYOTIZIII Page 20 Page 25 1944 , ' . v OTHERS GRADUATING Bill Chalmers, Clarence Conklin, Kathleen Diltz, Gene Matthess, Ed Records Bette Robinson, and Donald Thorman. CLASS OFFICERS SHIRLEY JACKSON . . .... President WILLIAM ORR . . . . Vice-President BARBARA HORRABIN . . Secretary-Treasurer SENIOR CLASS POEM THE WORLD OF MAN Faintly through the mist there glows a light, A beacon light beyond where lies the world. The VVorld of lVIan ! The world of intelligence! The world for which we strive! Through the soggy, sea of grey and dusk Our craft plows slowly forward, Pushed onward by the mental oar. But look, some shirk! Some hide away from work! All who journey will reach the World of Klan , But what numbers shall we see go down Plunging into the depths! Who are those who stand And fight, and win! Journey into this greater world, Establishing new frontiers, Forge onward, blazing a trail of glory! A shining highway for others to follow, A Pathway To The Stars! -LAWRENCE CONOVER Class Histor In the fall of '40, another new bunch of stoo-dents came to City High, the likes of which had never been seen before. They were aggressive, capable, intelligent, hard- working, diligent, in fact they were pretty good. Starting out in the freshman play, The Pampered Darling, were Jean Anderson, Jim Bauer, Bill Coder, Dean Crawford, joanie Funk and Noel Thoen. As freshman representative to G. A. A., the girls chose Anna Gay. But as spring rolled around they felt it was time for a vacation, so, after a leisurely summer, Wayne Hopp and Dick Lee started off the new school year with a bang by winning their letters in football. Holding their own in debate werejim Bauer, How- ard Riley, Bob Tyndall, and Don Winslow. And warbling their way to success in HH. M. S. Pinafore, were Bob Kringel and Carl Martin. For G. A. A. sophomore representative, the female portion of the class chose Helendot Newcomer, and Anna Gay as secretary. For Girl Reserves' assistant treasurer they chose Helendot New- comer. After another three months of happy days, school was again taken up. Without a moment's hesitation, Don Winslow was elected junior class president, Wayne Hopp, vice-president, Helendot Newcomer, secretary-treasurer, and Miss Anne Wachs, class adviser. LaVerle Brack, Earl Cathcart, Wayne Hopp, Don Lay, Dick Lee, Bob Todd, Don Trumpp and Don Winslow marched right out and got themselves football letters and a few months later LaVerle Brack, Don Farnsworth, Bob Hein, George Mellicker and Don Trumpp copped basketball letters. 5 Singing again, only this time in The Gondoliersf' were Bob Kringel and Carl Martin. Doing their best to get enough money for an elegant Junior-Senior, What A Life was put on. Taking the leads were Don Lay and Anna Rose Strasburg with jim Bauer, Carol Cannon, Bonnie Lou Clappison, Bill Coder, Betty Plass, Mary Wareham, and Don Winslow in supporting roles. In G. A. A., the girls elected Anna Gay, treasurer, Betty Shonka, sports managerg Mary Wareham, junior representative, and Helendot Newcomer, publicity chairman. Walking off with honors as basketball and yolleyball champs were Anna Gay's and Betty Shonka's teams respectively. In G. R., Darlene Barker was elected assistant program chairman 5 Ethelann Hollo- way, point chairman, and Helendot Newcomer, treasurer. Page 26 Page 27 Toward spring, minor sports took the limelight, with Gene Matthess active in golf, Earl Cathcart and Howard Riley in tennis, and Jim Bierman, Bob Hein and Don Lay in track. And then came the occasion everyone had been waiting for-the junior-Senior. It was a great success, with rainbow decorations and the Count ll band. Time out once more and then merrilyf ?j back to school for the last year. To begin with they thought that once more it was time to pick new class officers, and elected Shirley Jackson, president, VVilliam Orr, vice-president, and Barb Horra- bin, secretary-treasurer, with Mr. Raymond Schlicher, class adviser. The football season brought out some new people when Art Campbell, John Gartzke, Bob Hein, VVayne Hopp, Don Lay, Dick Lee, William Orr, Don Trumpp, Bob Todd, Earl Cathcart, and Don Winslow all received letters, Lee placing first on the IDPA all-state team. VVith football came Homecoming, and at the annual dance Barbara Horrabin was crowned queen. The year's musical hit was lNfIy Maryland, in which important parts were taken by Doris Bennett, Carl Martin and Ivlarybelle Miles. For his original oratory, Don Lay placed first in the district and second in the state. In extemporaneous speaking, Jim Bauer placed first in the district. In G. A. A., Anna Gay was elected presidentg Helendot Newcomer, vice-president, Dorothy Armbruster, secretary 5 and Betty Shonka, treasurer. In G. R., Helendot Newcomer served as president 5 Dorothy Armbruster, vice-presi- dent, and Evelyn Dohrer, secretary. Ten boys in the Cagers' Division won letters: Art Campbell, Earl Cathcart, Don Farnsworth, Bob Hein, Bob Hudson, Don Lay, Gene Matthess, George Mellicker, William Orr and Don Trumpp. Playing important roles in Our Town fthe Paint and Patches playl were Jim Bauer, Virginia Blackman, Carol Cannon, Bill Coder, Dean Crawford, Marybelle Miles and Evelyn Whitebook. The Senior play, The Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, starred Don Lay, Howard Riley, Mary Wareham, Dean Crawford, Eleanor Browning, Joan Funk and Marybelle Miles. Senior day-at last-and after the assembly, everyone gaily filled his car with naphtha and drove to the City Park. ' And as the school year ended, the Class of '44 left with tears in their eyes and sadness in their hearts. SHIRLEY JACKSON JU IUH5 limi' rrmg' Iiorwcy, AI. Ilmulvy. IJIIIHIIIIQTUII, lic-nsm1, Iilzwk, IIBTIIC, I'. L':uIy Sftllllll I0 'lvhilrl rm lxlllllfll rn lfllll' IUTK' S11 mul rn 'l'l1i1rl rw l o1utl1 ro lfiflh Inu' . . I. IIllk'I1IllJlNl'I', IJ. I'f1Iwzn'aIs. U. IIZIIKIXYIII, Y. Dow, -I. IIZIIIIXVIII, NI. I31'0wnIng, K. Iiishnp 71: I. Uv Ilzlzm, Ilmmlmc, -I. cII'2lI'Iil', Ii. Iiurrwy, R. I'Q2lI'l't'II, A. cI2Il'lIIH'l', II. Clown-1' 1 - w .. . I. Ury:-r, XI. Asc-l1Iwrc'l1114-1', B. LI1z1l1m'1s, .I. ,AIIWl'T'h2lSIiy, H. AINISI1, L. IJOIIQLIZIS sting Ii. KQIIM-In, I.uuky Ii IIZIIISCII, AI. Xlurrzxy, NI. Ixmmu-I, A. -IOIIHSUII, W . I,z1c1n:1, II. QIVZIIIT, N. Knotts, U. IiJlIIOIlS . . IP. IXCIIIIQWIX, IJ. Iluusvl, Ix. Ixcrlrwcly, Ii. IIIINIZII, R. I'ormI, AI. HJlft'I1l'l'. W . Iolmson 74 Ii -Irmm-5, ID. I'IllI'Th2lV1I, R. Huszl, H. Kvlnp, U. Hzmscr, H. Ilobbs, R. H113 I Iicc-Ir'r, R. K2lTlQ'IIIlIl'3'f'I', I.. IIIIHIIHIII, R. fIrc'cr, Ii. Knmx'Ics, II. II:11'tx'igsnl1 Page .78 JU IUHS Hari' ro-ze: KI. Reed, L. lliller, A. Hlarshall, K. Preiss Serum! ro'14': B. Klefollister, C. KIeCreedy, C. Rogler, L. Nesbitt, C. lliller, O. Proehl, li. Rodgers 'l'hinl ro'zc'.' U. Lewis, L. Kliller, If. llozee, F. Snider, KI. Kuhlnmnn, KI. Novak, B. KICIYZIIIICY, If. Records lgflllffll rn-zu: If. Lzleina, H. Nelson, -I. Klurray, R. Opfell, H. Pokorny, Y. Pontow. liark rn-ze: U. Taylor, N. Smith, XI. Stoner, KI. Sentman, Ziemer, D. Spencer S f'f'f 1 ml ro-ze: IS. XVoodburn, C. Yoelekers, B. Strub, lf. Tallman, xl. VVilson, B. Yorbrieh, D. Ruppert Third l'fI'li'.' R. Snider, B. Yesely, nl. NVQ-ber, A. Wfilson, NV. Spaan, D. Yoder Fourih l'07C'.' H. Wfilson, D. Rogers, G. Yetter, KI. Sidwell, VVhite, G. Stagg, If. Swenka Page 29 SUPHU UHES lfnrl' rrmx' l.. Uolmrt-r, N. lllalwslc-y', KI. Crist, A. lfllis, R. Crow, U. Calkins Sfwmzl rfmx' li. Condon, R. lirawucr, H. Ifakc-s, C. Coulter, 'lf Uunningtou, I. Baker, 3. l lruman, li. Ucvlnc' - Vlvllifll rrmx' l.. llarncs, C. Colony, YV. lfzlmonclson, LI. llurncttv, B. Barto, S. Barnes, ll. Dull, li. Fis h c- r l uurth rrmx' li. lgl'l'llI1K'Il12H1, ll. Crow, R. Crow, Y. Cox, RI. Conklin, R. Cllclf, S. D0 Rvu, D. Coglan lftlfl' I'fl'lC'.' S. l lc-lnnung, flringcr, N. -loncs, NI. Kirby, IU. Huntvr, A. Karas, C. Huff, B. Gilpin Snmzfl mfr: U. lfigg, H. Hofstatl, ll. Ura:-f, R. Fountain, T. Gunderson, D. Hartley, C. Goetz, Al. Harris 'l'hir11 row: .I. Hudson, R. Che-rviuka, hl. Kelly, KI. Uooclnow, C. Uartzkv, D. Krieg, li. High-y, R. Gay, l.. 1 ross l'lUIIl'fll rwv: M. lliscock, R. Hudson, B. Fulton, D. Horrabin, A. Homan, B. Krall, T. Hirt, D. Crain Fifth rrmn' P. Burton, K. lfnglvrt, C. Gardner, D. Godbey, -I. Huxford, RI. Kriugcl, K. Urn-azcl, U. Un-rr, D. Cl:-ranl Page 30 SUPHUMUHE5 Bark row: B. Krouth, B. lIcCreedy. B. Pate, E. llloss, K. Noel Srrond row: B. Olson, R. Parks, P. llloore, B. Sehenck, A. lllaher, hi. Albrecht. B. Nolan, D. llliller Third rozv: J. Nelson, K. Lacina, B. Ruppert, K. Reeds, G. Purlgil, A. Roehau, B. Petsel, S. Lorenz Fourth row: D. Nliehel, S. Buxton, B. Kinney, D. Gldis, J. Johnson, NI. Nlarsh, L. Nliller, L. Lemer Fifth row: L. Kron, F. llorgan, D. Nlatthess, H. Reed, M. Dunlap, J. Korab, P. Nerad, NI. Miller . Sixlh row: E. lVIiller, L. Parizek, V. Nlahanna, NI. Reimers, hi. Dvorslcy, Paulus, Nl. Loeek, R. Klurphy Burl' row: Wiegarid, P. Teefy, KI. Roose, S. Yoder, V. Wheeler, B. Potter Surona' rozu: -I. Van Deusen, B. Young, E. Smith, D. Smith, F. VVolfe, D. Drake, L. Vandenberg, B. Stewart Third row: R. Sladek, D. Slemmons, BI. VVendt, C. Swisher, E. Yanslcy, D. Zea, XI. Zeman, T. Taylor Fourth row: K. Schnoebelen, B. Warianiaker, tl. VVicks, E. Wylie, L. Villhauer, C. Smith, L. Strasburg, j. Skay Fifth row: bl. VVaery, C. Snook, B. Soukup, B. VVorkman, R. VVinslow, J. Schmidt, D. VViekizer, C. Whitsell Page 31 PHESHMAN limi' rnzv: S. . Xlln'igl1r. N. lfigg, U. lfxnns, U. L'I'lllllIt'y. l'il'0hNYL'il1 Srrnlnl l'llll'.' H. liruum-r, linrlcr, U. Hl'CIlIlL'lI12lll, G. Liilllllllll, R. 134-ck, A. Rilllgh, A, Colony, ll. JXINIZIII1 rlvlliffl rnzv: P. Unnlslp. R. H1lI'k'I2lX, IJ. Umsslnzln, S. Ijllllll, T. Czulv, K. Carson, S. Crvss, H. .'xl1tll'l'SOI1 l nurfl1 1'nn'.' -I. Q'0lIUK'l'l', Cl. Q'1'l'lll2lk, S. lfnnk. R. lizlculis, M. NVhitc, D. Black, P. Amin-rlik, 15. Qiillllllj' lfiflll l'fl7K'.' KY. Duffy. P. l5uu'cl's, C. Q'0X'l'l'f, D. LNl'2ly'lll', P. IJ0l1Y'K'l', KI. Dv Rcn. T. Blll'm'y, D. IMI.-zzll Sixlh I'flIl'.' .I. .'Xsl1tm1, :X. Hl'ZlN'i'I'IIl2lll, li, Ilohrvr, U. Brown, -I. liockclmrllicll, B. l isln'r, U. :Xlrwn-dc1', I .'xlI4ll'l'S4lIl . . . , . , limi' muy' lx. I 1I'lS, U. Hs-znwlnn, H. IXll'hy, U. lxolzlr, li. Neumann, D. Herring, L. Lzltllznn Su nnfl fflii' .' K' K1-lly, -I. lfvzllls, K. l nl1rnn'istcx', D. Kobe-s, XV. lfliss, VV. Hudson, U. l71'y:111f, H. Keys , . . . . , f 1 - w . . , Vlvllifll fuzzy' I.. ll:nn, L. Nlnrrun, H. l'.IIll'lk'h, l'. lxnowcr, I. lxloos, D. Cvnrhrlc, HI. xIL'HlCkCl', D. hurl lsllllflll run' .' lil XIIIIIIIIIIIIH, U. Nunn, N. f?l'I'2ll'lI, KI. xIl'l'l't1Il'h, VV. Horst, I.. Kc-isvr, li. I.y'IlL'h, KI. Lon l iflh ruff: IJ. Unrmslu-v. li. Hott. lf. Hopp, A. lnnlvicc-k, KI. Karas, f:.fi1lI'l'l'ff, U. I'.ll1INl'I'I', U. lic-cfm' Page FHESHMAN J lffzfl' rfm'.' Y. Polizoes, B. iJ0lliSt'll, lf. Nelson, Y. I itmmi, S. Simpson, H. P1'opst,T. Rate, If. Hunk Sfflllllf ro-zu: P. Rcchmzm, -I. Riecke, P. Ricketts, C. Shrc-iher, B. Lziughlin, D. Scxuiiicll, P. Upstzui, I' Rohn-its 'l'l1i1'1l rozv: S. Records, H. Shaffer, KI. Scwall, R. llarshzill, R. Roth, AI. Szmgstcr, H. Klcxziiiu-r, 'lf Nicholx l oz1rtl1 rnzv: li. Paulus, R. Prochl, S. Parker, gl. Klugiiuson, H. Ritter, XI. O'Connci', I.. Roglcr, Ci. Psirsonx J lfiffh rora'.' S. Shzififcr, I.. Lord, R. Oliva, Ci. Schmidt, B. Noel, Schmidt, U. Ivzirsoii, If. NIL-:ins lim-X' mzip- U. Smith, H. XVhitc-, -I. Xxvilli2lIllS0l1, C. Swec-ting Stylkflllll rrm'.' 'fhirzl r'u'zc'.' U. X l o11rtl1 l'0'N'.' lx. Smith, S. Smith, I.. XVashburn, G. Zn-ithzimel, C. Thomas, C. Snook, NV. Sihlcy, R. Yzuis Vziltx-rs, If. Slzivzitri, R. Tarrzmt, KI. Slzidek, D. XV:1rd, R. YVilsoii, R. Vest-ly, Al. Spcvzifck R. Vivhitc, A. Stimmel, lf. Sybil, A. Small, -I. XVylic, D. Scydcl, H. Stzirncs, U. Shimon 1 3 lfifflz l'flTl'.' B Wvziltc-r, D. Simpson, I. Tzirrzmt, I . Stikzi. N. Swartz, KI. Snider, Y. XViiiiZlINSOIl, N. Sti 'z Page 33 KH llf Q H5 4 Hari' row: P. Klarsh, VV. Kolstad, D. Parrott, P. Schump, D. Yordy Serum! row: G. Graham, P. Zinkula, D. Povonder, D. Dvorak, A. Nloore, B. Nelson, R. Palmer, D. U'Donnc-ll Third rmv: J. Cermak, VV. Preiss, J. Poland, Ml. Lightner, A. Poggenpohl, D. Nlanson, P. Pinney, B. Petrick Fourth row: D. Frantz, A. Roc-der, D. Burton, K. Peterson, B. Franke, P. Aldershof, B. Laschke, G. Buxton Fifth rmv: IC. Brandt, H. Cooney, B. Bollinger, P. Kinner, D. Yedlik, IW. llackey, BI. Vorhcis, KI. Villhaucr ,X Page 34 v'-fvLal- , , ,G-.,.,e,,.Q X I I I lf k1Lk4l4.M,A4-0-J X f iw ,W X XINIQRPD fwavfvu I X jx X I -. X XIUIIXQUO Q gx iNIn:1f,! x I 4 9 Wu ff - sl 'M 2 s I 'M 1-'-gf? X XR .X ' Sgaaf- X, ACTIVITIES LETTER WINNERS LETTER WINNERS A nz 1 ll IR f,XMl'IlI II I',.xm. Cum CX k'I' Rvnnw Sxmma Bon S'l'Rl'II l3uxM,n Iixkxsxmkl H Bm: 'Vomm Imax K Suu Dux 'I'Rl's1vv lim: 'IRM llrnxx IIIRIL Cixm, VOEl.l'KliRS 'I'L'4: W11,sox XVM xl-t Dux XV1xsl,mv lim: KKXl.I. lim: OLIIIS llrvx l,u fMan1:lgcrJ Hun l:I Xl' N1.xl'll H155 COACHES ilu-vnu M1111 R 'Hu W -rv xV.XI,'l'ER Scnxxxxxk ,QR li1l,1,t I Ifkxxcls Mrzmnx I , If If Dick Lmz Ihxmk Page 36 Page 37 DUN 'I1RL'MPP-H, M.-I. ll. P, A.-Nurthk All- State Q00-captainj Rrmax Sxmmz-H. M.-I. IJ, P. A. DICK LEE-lst team, I. D. P. A.-3rd team, Nnrth's All-State VVAYNE HUP?-5rd team-I. D. P. A., Il. M.- Nurthk All-State fcorfaptainl 'ITC XVILSON TOM HIRT-lst team North'a All-State-3rd team I. D. P. A. VVI1.1,1.-KM ORR-ll. M.-I. D. P. A. Boa HEIN Dux XNINSLUVS'-H. M.-I. D. P. A. DUN LAX--H. M.-l. D. P. A. and Nurthk All- State Boa ,IAODD EARL CA'l'HCAR'l' FUUTB LL WON 7 LOST 2 TIED 0 IOWA CITY 12 -MOLINE 0 A speedy backfield and stalwart line, one of the best elevens in the state, overpowered liloline, 12-O, in the season's opener. Following advances by Hopp and VVare, Lay galloped 14 yards for a touchdown in the eighth play of the game. The Hawklets launched three touchdown drives in the third period, but were unable to penetrate the Moline defense for the remaining few yards. Hopp, game captain, drove through center from the 4 for the second touchdown as the third period ended. Lee and Hirt proved almost impregnable on line defense. ' IOWA CITY 13 -CLINTON 6 Trailing 6-0 for three quarters, the Hawlets loosed a powerful offensive in the final period needed to subdue the River Kings. Hopp, displaying all-state material, advanced the pigskin from the 23 with plunges through the Clinton line to even up the score. Lee recovered the ball on the -l-0, and from there Hopp and Todd took turns carrying the ball before Todd let loose with a 28 yard pass to Wilsoxl for the second counter. Hopp climbed over the Clinton center for the extra point. IOWA CITY 28 - MCKINLEY 0 Early in the opening quarter, Hopp carried the ball from the 15 for three yards. From here Captain Todd loosed a pass to Orr on lVIcKinley's one yard line. Hopp crashed their center to score and earned the extra point the same way. The Little Hawks doubled their lead as the second half opened with Hopp gun- ning through their line for a 9 yard plunge over the double stripe. ln the final period, Todd passed from the 15 to Lay in the end zone for City High's third tally. Hopp scored the conversion. Brach caught the second of a double-lateral pass and went wide around end to score. He plunged over for the extra point. IOWA CITY 13 - DES MOINES CNORTHJ 6 A hot and sultry afternoon caused the Hawklet squad to be slow and sluggish and they didn't get into the groove until the second half. Lay swept around end on a lateral play which netted the necessary 17 yards for a touchdown. Hrack went around end for the extra point. An interception by Trumpp set up the second City High touchdown, as Hopp crashed over from the 12 yard line. IOWA CITY 6 -DUBUQUE 7 The Homecoming crowd shivered as they watched the powerful Dubuque Rams score in the last minute of play, handing City High their first Homecoming defeat in several years. Neither of the powerful elevens Could make much headway in the first three quarters of play. The ball' rested on the 13 in the final period, and from here Hopp, City High's hard driving full-back, hit the Ram line Hve times and on his final attempt, crashed over from the 2-yard line. 7 IOWA CITY 6 -DAVENPORT 7 The Little Hawks again fell victim to the old jinx which seems to prevent them winning at Davenport. The Blue Devils got their only score early in the first quarter by a pass from the 5-yard line. Lay, Todd, and Hopp cut the Davenport line to shreds on a series of smashing line plays. Lay took a lateral on the run for a touchdown. The City High line formed a solid wall which was an impossible barrier for Davenport ball car- riers. Don Trumpp, ace at the pivot position, did an excellent job at calling signals. IOWA CITY 7-FRANKLIN 0 With the exception of the first quarter, when the Hawklets exploded with some offensive ammunition, and the Thunderbolts made their most serious scoring threat, the game was purely a defensive battle, with neither team able to gain consistently on the ground or in the air. Don Trumpp recovered a fumble on the opposition 37 and Lay carried the ball to the 16. Ware Went wide around end, reversed his field, and went over standing up. Campbell kicked the conversion. Trumpp, Winslow, Lee, and Hirt kept their forward wall intact, while Lay, Hopp and Ware were outstanding in the backfield. IOWA CITY 7 -DOWLING 6 After losing heartbreaking 7-6 decisions, the Little Hawks turned the tables, defeating Dowling by the same score. Bob Hein set up the scoring chance for the Hawklets by running a Dowling punt from the Iowa City 10, 50 yards to the opposition's 40 in the final quarter. A pass from Hein to Orr placed the ball on the 25-yard lineg following plunges by Hopp and Lay, Hopp crashed through the line, going over from the 2. Cathcart, captain, and Orr were singled out as having played outstanding ball. IOWA CITY I9 - WILSON 0 After using the first quarter for a warm-up, the Hawklets began a touchdown march from their own 27. Lay, Hopp and Cathcart took turns on running plays. With the ball on the 4-yard line, Hopp went over center for the first score. The Ramblers lost 18 yards in two plays, a result of the Little Hawk crashing line, and were forced to punt. Lay took it from the 35 for 4 yards, and with the ball on the 31, Hein tossed his touchdown pass to Lay. Campbell kicked the extra point. Receiving the second half kick-off, the Hawk- lets started from their own 34, mixing long plunges, end runs, and passes to reach the Ramblers' 2, from where Hopp hit the line for the score. Page 38 UNDER EHTE 'SI LETTERMEN hifxlf Mullllfss I1 wx L Wm' ual lim: IIIEIX Dux If xrcxsxmucl II Dm I Rl ww IXRSIIX sm ,um LIME XIXIIIIIJSS tilrmuzr' NIFI l.n'Kr1..: Dux 'l'Rl'x11'l' Dux Ibn lim: Ifkrilm xx lim Um: lim: Ilrlmwx .Km 4' xx11'ur:1.l, I Mui K xl,m1's W xx xv Iuwlx x lim' I FF QIZIDILIIII Dux Inu' Him. Um: lim: IIIZIN Dux If.xRxsmmRlll Griumzlc NII5I,I.Ik'IxIiR I luisrmxx-Sol'1um4 Sm .um Dick I. un ff, 5 Poqe B SHETB LL IOWA crrv ze - WASHINGTON zo The Little Hawks defeated their southern neighbors with a sudden spurt in the final quarter. The teams were deadlocked 5-5 at the.quarterg City High led 12-11 at the halftime and held their advantage in the third period by a 16-14 count. City High's sophomores were also victorious, stopping the Washington Sophs, 27-21. IOWA CITY 20 - MUSCATINE 27 City High bowed to Muscatine in a post-season game. The Muskies held a 24-11 lead as the last quarter started, and although the Mertenmen scored three times as many points as the Muskies, the 13 point margin proved too much for the Hawklets. IOWA CITY 37 - WEST BRANCH 20 The Little Hawks had no trouble defeating the Bears, maintaining a lead throughout. The Hawklets led 13-3 as thc first quarter ended, 21-11 at the intermission and 32-17 as the final period began. The Hawklet Sophs defeated the West Branch Sophs, 27-12. IOWA CITY 37 - McKINLEY I6 City High stopped the 'Golden Bears in their opening M. V. C. tilt. The Parlor City quintet tallied 3 field goals and only their accuracy at the free-throw line kept them in the game. Don Farnsworth and Gene Matthess copped scoring honors with 8 points each. IOWA CI'I'Y 24 - DAVENPORT 52 Davenport drew first blood and kept the lead throughout. They held a 11-5 advantage at the quarter, and 22-11 at the half. The Hawklets scored with 11 points. The Hawklets, in the final quarter, swished 10 points and held the Blue De.i s to 12. Moose Mellicker topped the 'Hawklet scorers with 11 points. The Hawklet Sophs were defeated by the Davenport Sophs, 42-18. IOWA CITY 15 - MUSCATINE 41 The scoring pace didn't start until late in the first quarter, but the Muskies then obtained a lead which they never relinquished. The Little :Hawks staged a tough fight in the third period, holding the Muskies to 4 points and netting 3 themselves. City High's Sophs nipped the Muskie Sophs 29-27. IOWA CITY 29 - FRANKLIN 20 The Mertenmen led 8-6, 17-10 and 20-16 at the end of the first, second and third quarters. City High controlled rebounds, setting up offensive plays. Trailing 15-9 at the half, Coach Schwank's sophomores matched Franklin, and with a burst of 21 points, to win 40-35. Bob Freeman topped the Sophs with 21 points. IOWA CITY 29 - DUBUQUE 22 City High climbed to second place in the 'M. V. C. race, stopping Dubuque, after trailing the first period. The Hawklets rapidly closed a 5 point gap, but still trailed 7-5 at the quarter. The iMertenmen led 13-12 at the half, and outscored the Rams in the third stanza, increasing their margin to 22-16. iMoose Mellecker swished 10 counters. The Little Hawk Sophs stopped Cosgrove High 51-31. IOWA CITY 27 - CLINTON 34 'City vHigh led 6-5 at the end of the first period, but the River Kings took over the lead in the second quarter and the halftime score stood 16-14. Clinton increased their margin and were ahead 23-19 as the final period started. Bill Orr topped the Hawklets with 7 points. The Schwankmen, after trailing the entire game, squeezed a 49-48 win over the 'Clinton Sophs. 'Bob Freeman tipped in ,a total of 26 points. IOWA CITY 26 - DAVENPORT 39 The Blue Devils led 6-3 at the end of the first quarter. Iowa City injected excitement into the game by tiei.ng Davenport 10-10, but the Blue Devils moved into a 14-10 halftime advantage. The Red and White matched the in- vaders in the last quarter, each five netting 12 points. Iowa City's sophomores bowed to the Blue Devil Sophs 40-22. IOWA CITY 23 - CLINTON 28 The Hawklets matched the scoring pace set by the River Kings and the score at the half was 10-10. In the third period, the fMertenmen held a 3 point lead, but this was broken by Burridge, who pushed Clinton ahead 22-17. Matthess led the Iowa City scoring pace with 6 points. The City High 'Sophs lost a close 29-27 decision to the River Kings' Sophs. IOWA CITY 34 - FRANKLIN 38 lWith two minutes to go, City 'High rallied strongly to overcome most of a 10 point deficit, but they fell short of catching the Thunderbolts. The Mertenmen stuck close to the Parlor City quintet, trailing 10-9. as the period ended. The gap increased, with the Thunderbolts leading 19-13 at the half and they built a 31-22 margin in the third period. Gene Matthess dumped in 12 points. IOWA CITY 23 - ROOSEVELT 25 City High lost a heartbreaker in a double overtime. At the end of six minutes of play, the score board read 1-0. The Rough Riders led 5-2 at the quarter and 9-4 at the half. City High came from behind and tied the score 19-19 as the game time ended. As the overtime ended the score was tied 23-23, so they played sudden death for the second overtime. IOWA CITY 22 - WEST BRANCH 26 City lHigh dropped before the Bears in the finals of the .Sectional tournaments, as their fighting spirit proved too much for the Little Hawks. 'Bill Orr paced the attack for City High with 13 points. f , Page 40 - A MI UR SPUHTS GOLF TEAM llvvinu, Nl1lIIlll'55, flillllllbll, l,L'1lll TENNIS TEAM lliglev, 'l'. cl1lllY, P. Cziclv, Bulls, C1lIllCIlI'I, liIllJXVf'I' TRACK SQUAD limk I'f1flL'.' Srliwzlnli, Krllv, Svzlnnvl, Zi-ithzlmcl, XxYiIl5lUN', lliri, l.cc', Nliller, l'll't'Clll1lll, l7nulcv, Rogers, Ruppert Sworn! rwux' XVulfc', Strzlslmrg, Vllilsoll, l,:u', liukcs, cillIlllt l'SHll, lixlrclzn, Cximphrll, lluusel, Smith, Olson, liunningtun 'llecfv Thin! rofw: Fislwr, lfI'1lNK'IlCI', Yoder, Garrett. cl1lllIlt'Y, Colonv, Tlimnns, Greer, Nichols, Small, Ilxlrtvigsen MI UH SPUHTS Gulf With the exception of Bill Sangster and jack Whitsell, all the members of the Mississippi Valley Conference golf champions returned this season. Gene Matthess and Bob Devine are lettermen from last year's squad, while Otto Proehl and Clinton Thomas are returning reservists from the 1943 cham- pion squad. Gerri Cannon and Sonny Dean are freshmen. The squad, coached by Fran Merten, Won all their dual meets in 1943 except one, making them golf champs of the M. V. C. They placed second at the District meet and ninth in the State Finals. Tennis A1 Bulls and Earl Cathcart are returning lettermen from last year's tennis team. City High was District Champion and held runner-up honors in the hflississippi Valley Conference in 1943. The squad, under Coach Merten, is composed of seven players. These are Al Bulls, Earl Cathcart, Phil Cady, Tom Cady, Dale Godbey, Bruce Higley and Franklin Knower. Track For six straight years Iowa City High has not possessed a track team of any account. But this year Coach VVally Schwank put in a great deal of time and effort to establish a track team at City High. Thirty-Five fellows turned out for practice, but only one of these, Don Lay, was a returning letterman. Continual rain hindered outdoor practice. Coach Schwank states, f'I'm well pleased with the results of our team this year. I think they did exceptionally well, considering the inexperience of the team and the bad weather. Members of the squad who specialized in the different branches of track are as follows: Sprints: Don Lay, Bob Ca iiii ey, Bob Krall, Chan Coulter, Richard Browner, Bob Strub. Sprints and hurdles: Bill Olson, Evan Smith, Leonard Strasburg, Jon Dunnington, Tug Wilson. 440: Harold Eakes, Ted Gund erso n, Dean Housel. 880: Dean Housel, Don Rogers, Bob Freeman, Bill Knowling. Mile: Don Rogers, Bob Freeman. High jump: Art Campbell, Tug Wilson. Pole vault and Broad jump: Tug Wi-lson, Bob Canney. Page 42 GIRLS' SPUHTS lsr. WW' vid, Page 43 BASKETBALL Bark f0l7.L'.' Matthess, Kornb, Early Sffond l'0'LC.' Dougl na, Gem rd, Shonka Eleanor Brown- ing, Jeanne Dono- hue :incl Anna LJZIV are also on the winning team. HOCKEY VVilson, llulmlmrd, Douglas, Gower, Sidwell, Yetter, Spzlun, Zierner VOLLEY BALL Bark rofw: Sidwell, Hulwlmrd, Yetter, Spzmn Sl'l'0Ilf1 rofw: Ziemer, Balclwin, Gower' 'Other lHC'lIll5t'l' of the winning team was Beatrice Nel- sun. Si BAD ll. N., -lint: vlulinmn, Caiulyn Cmert, Dean Crawford, Mllrlltll Ktrhv, lxvan Smith, lax' Weider, liernartl Clark Iver pxtatl, liarhara Mutt, llarultl llartvigsen, Betty Kirhy, Lyle Nt-shitt, liruee Knowles, li5ai'itl Drussntan, Hill Pu ',l I Y llllt' ttel vl wiaeek, lion liuthrit-, Flair luwers, ,lun llllllllillgftlll, Ottn lruehl, Ilene liash, Carl Martin, Huh xxltttllllillfll, Yernuu l'itm:tn, lruman Smith, lltan lhinxhee, Kenneth litrlmp, Uhester Miller, Aluhn lirwwey, Dean llnusel, Dir C lx l mmeit, Shirley liuxtun, Billie liartu. .lr'. Ili: lflaine llutstatl, Uwentlnlyn iXf14.'cl0lllZlS, lfvelyn Barker, l.arry Nnvy, .Kun 'l'hnmp- n VK iltct Penl mtl lgllltl lxncltll un, Nurnia 'l'allman, lietty Keri, Marilyn Novutm, junior De lfranee, Paul lienniatni , 'Q ' 1 , ' ' 'A tllrn liaitu, Keith l,Jll'llt'lx, David llart, Huh Mutt, lliek xxlillllllllx Chauncey Smith, jnhn Paul Miller. UHCHESTHA - v 'inli11.f,' C'arl Martin, llelen Gower, ,lune Korah, Juliette Uratke, l.illian Parizeli, tlWary Dvnrsky, Mary lfllen Sentman, Varulyn Martin, Virginia XVilliamann, Sarah Reenrtls, XVilhelmina Horst, Margaret l,ee, l.urna 'l'en liiek, D unalcl Kular, Annette liraverman, llavel XVheeler, ,lane VVooclhurn, lliek llnnstrm, juan Hunter, llarriet XVnntls, Nancy Spetirer, Vharles Keixlar, Varule VVhitt-hunk, Doris llall, liill Snider, Donna Luekx. Y 'inlay Margaret Marsh, Durntlu lluhhartl, l at Kinney. 'wllrui -lim VVaery, Ruth l'ruehl, Alayne XV5lie, Carly XVhite, Sigue Opstacl. sffillfl If11.m'.f.' Mattie Alhreeht, lfraneis Spencer, Ann 'l'hotnpson. llulrx: ,luyeu vloluisun, Farulin Cnvert. I'lurinrl.v: Dean C'rawturcl, livan Smith, Niariun Kirhy. Ulunxn XValtt-r Penlantl, liruee 'I'yntlall. 1l.fJIIIIlI.f,' Rnhert 'l'ynclall, ,luninr llelfrauee. rrmlz IInrn.r.' ,lun Dunningtnn, flair Ptmers. 'f1r'1n'l.t.' lirure Kuuwles, Davitl Drussman, -lune Spevaeek, Keith Parizek, Huh Mott. lfIlllllllllll'.f.' 'liruman Smith, Dean Dunshee. l'ulrn: Chester Miller. l'yl11f1uIli.' Shirley liuxtnn. Page 44 NHXED DHUH S Bark rmuy' P. Onstatl, A. lailllgll. D. Smith, xl. Harris, T. Uunnington, C. Martin. D. Beck, A. Human, R. Parks D. llousel, D. XVard, xl. Uermak Sflillllil roar: G. Buxton, B. Means, D Drossman, F. Spencer, D. Kohes, F.. Records, H. liztiritli, A. Small, T. Nfvhnls Nl. Thomas, B. Knowles Tlfirtl rofw: Mrs. Stark, M. Buumgartner, M. Huhhs, M. Graef, S. Funk, M. Miles, D. Slemmuns, M. Alhrecht, li. llinmlal C. Martin, VV. Edmondson I-'nurlfz rrm.:.'.' S. Parker, bl. jnlinsmi, li. VVilsnn, R. Hllsil, H. Cruw, P. Stika, I.. Miller, N. Gerard, M. llisrnck, Mr. Martin lfiflll rnq,:.' N. -Innes, I.. Parizek, V. XVilliamsnn, J, Ziemer, M. De Reu, A. Braverman, M. Rouse, M. llrirgel, li. Miller BUY5'ELEE BLUE liark !'!lflL'.' D. Smith, j. Harris, T. Dunnington, C. Malrtiri, D. Beck, A. Human, R. Parks, D. lllpusc-l Xrunni rnfw: lf. Spencer, D. Kuhes, P. Opstnd, A. Baugh, D. VVarcl, J. Cermak, F. Records, li. limrich Tfliril rufuv G. Buxton, F. hleans, IJ. Drossman, T. Nichols, A. Small, M. Thomas, B. Knowles, Ansel Martin, Mrs. Stark Page 45 GIRLS' GLEE CL B limi' rwux' M. iiiNl'1l1'k, M. B1lllII1j.f1llfl1t'l', M. Iloiilws, M. Allwrc-Cht, D. Slcnnnnnw, P. Rirkctts, l'. Martin, B. Nolan, M fil'1lK'i, AI. Svlnnidt .K'rfrn1.l rn-un' bl. C'ul1mcr, S. l.Hl'l'lll, R, llnsa, VV. Iidinundson, S. Funk, ll. johnson, Ii. XVilwn, VV. Hurst, gl. YVyIic-, M fyfxillllltll' 'I'luriI rufux' A. BI'2lVK'FlIl2IIl, I., Kviwr, N. Gerard, bl. Zieinrr, l.. Miller, P. Stika, S. De Ren, Ii. Millrr, M. Kringrl Nl. Rnust' v l'nurl!1 rofux' N. .Inm-x, I.. Purim-L, V. VViIliamsnn, M. Snider, -I. lfrohwein, C'. C'rinnlcy, H. Prnpat, D. llerring, B. Neu- Mann, V. Volivm-s, Mr. Martin, Mrs. Stark MADHIIHAL limi' ru-un' B. Kimwlm-s, 'If Dnnnington, C. Martin, D. Smith Swami rwuz' N. 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Treasurer EvEl.x'x' S'l'L'R'l'Z . . . . Faculty Adviser limi' rnfux' Ashtun, Ifrulnxi-in, Xxvllfklllllll, Uldis, VVhitwll, Smiles, Nflllllilllll Sflillllii rmuz' Grzief, Pnalgil, Sil IIllIl4lIlS, S, lfnnk Rivketts, Ric-vlw, lizlrtu, SDl'Y1ll'i'ix Tfziril rnfwf Uuminuw, Slzivzlral R. 'l':xrr:inr, Mzittlwss, I.:-e, Se-null, I.. llznn, Svhil Ifnzzrlfz rmux' fJ.c'llIlIlUl', D. IIm'r:ll1in, KlOilIlSHll, Keilx, Mn-reilith, SilIli'ft'l', Rrrirrmis, Brown: lfiflll rufw: Korzilu, XVii'ks, Nunn, Al. NVvIie, Snider, Dunlap, Prnehl, il. Ru-al Shvlff ru-un' Shaffer, Dnhrer, li. Pilllilh, XVilIi:1n1ml1, Niiss Stnrtl, Dvurskv, fit'I'1lI'Li, IC. XVxlic, C'rinnle-x lirlfl' I'II'lL'.' Rouse, Kringel, llmwr, .'xIllit'l'50Il, VVl1itelmuk, 'l':ix'Inr Sffllllif rrzfic: If. lirnwliing, Siciwvii, Yrttvr, i'i1ll'l'Cii, Slwllzlciy, li. llurrzilmin, Spalzxn, A. XVilmn, Kinnc-x 1yllil'n1 rrwu',' M. Hrimnilig, C'aunmn, Dainncr, ,I. Funk, Miles, Nc-lsnn, M. Ilznn, U. Niuurr, Maison lnllllflfl rn-un' llisvnck, xv1ll'L'il1llIl, Stn:-wa-i', jzivkvni, K. Kcnm-mlx, XVl1itc, Smith, Zienicr, Runnin:-llmrt lfffffl rofw: ilicvsfv, Imtlllgiilm Ilillwlmrd, Lzinsing, iiziv, Miss Stnrtv, Newvmner, Arxiilwriistu, ,I. Hzilriwin, lizirlv, Shunkzl v I wif RIFLE CLUB limi' fll'LL'.' II. Vvvm-rn, NI. Iiurlj., I.. MiIIer, ii. Yetter, D. Zen, S. UumIc-rmn, IC. Ilulluwuy, -I. Menrmlnn, Dr. Rngler VIIIIIII rnfw: 0, Iirenm-inzln, K', Rnglrr, C. Krlly, IS. Yearly, XV. Iludwn, R. Yrs:-ly UI I IL'IfRS Pun, Hom sinx . . . Buys' Captain QIRETCHIEN YIZTTIZR . Girls' Czipnnn IDR. CH.-xkmas RUGLER . . Faculty Adviser limi' fofw: I. Murrav, B. Vurbrich, I.. Nesbitt, 'II Gunderson, -I. Ilunnington, A. Bulls Srinrzil rome: D, King, A. VViIson, IJ. VVinsIow, B. Burney, Ii. Lightner, H. ,lnhnsnn Thin! rnfw: R. x1ZlN0II, P. IIINISIUII, Baller, Miss IIughes, FI. Dryer, IU. I,:1y, D. KITZIXVIOFKI OFFICICRS IIINI I'I.'Xl'IiR . . Prcsimlcnt .IRAN DRYER . . . Sccrc-tary-Trcasu rc r NIiSIII'I I' . . VICE-I7I't'SIlIl'Ilf INIISS LOLA HUGHES . . IJQICIIITQ' Advisor Page 50 ST MP A U HUBBY Rzzrl' rofw: B. Means, xl. VVeher, D. Smith SI'l'0fZd row: Miss Mullin, J. Nelson, R. Parka OFFICERS DL -NNE SMITH . . . . President AIOE XVEBER . . . Secretziry-'lirezisurer EFFIE A1L'I.l.lN . . Faculty .Adviser LL SLHUUL EUU EIL Bark rofw: B. Shonka, A. Strasburg, F. Holloway, H. D. Newcomer, H. Knowles, F. 'Browning, J. Bockenthien, F. llnpp Swtond rofw: T. Dunnington, H. Riley, D. Trumpp, VV. Orr, T. Smith, U. Matthess, F. Cathcart Third rufzc: D. Barker, L. Vanclenlierg, Bauer, D. VVinslow, D. Housel, P. Houston, D. Armbruster Fourlll ff1f'LL'.' Mr. jones, D. Hulilizird, .l. Sangster, M. VVareham, H. Horrahin, S. Jackson, D. Crawford, F. llohrer, Miss XVinliigler OFFICERS Dox XVINSUJW . . President Dox 'TRUMPP . Secretary-Treasurcr ISARI. CATHCART . . Vice-President FRED L. JONES . . Faculty Adviser IQLIZABETH FVINBIGLER . Faculty Adviser Page SI PAINT ANU P TEHES linrl- rum: C. Frmmn, N. jones, 9. Yoder, J. Dryer, M. Yenter, V. VVilliamscn, D. Taylor Swami rnfw: -I. Dunnington, li. Struh, F. Tnllmnn, T. Duvmingmn, C. Miller, j. Baker, D. S.nitli, C. Coulter Tfliril rnfux' IT. K ric-pl, R. i'l1lI'l'C'll. C'. clflllllflli, B. johnsun, Miss Hughes, nl. Hauer, B. Rudgera, K. Reeds, M. Miles Flillffll rrilux' j. blllllllhflll, li. Holloway, D. Hauser, M. Dunlap, D. Huhluird, bl. Ziemer, M. U'C'on11zsr lfiflfl rnux' li. Browning, D. Crziwfurd, I7. YVinslmv, B. Coder, ul. Funk, M. VV:ireliarn, li. NVl1itc-lmixli OFFICICRS llmx CR.XWlf0RIJ . President jo,-xx FVNK . Svcrct:u'y-Trczlsurcr l'il.li.XNOR llumvxixcz Vice-President l,o1..x Hrcmis Fziciilty Advisor Page 5 2 0-'M-L1 QCAAJ x ll , M3 xXQNORiD'f XXX x f . 5 QPQZQQ X' ' I' flzqoo 5 Za 'i S Q - N -- '72q3 gv 0 0 ' 5 JW X '. 'QF' 9 rl FEATURES 0 WHU HAD ZX HAND IN THIS? 7 10 15 17 18 24 1 9 15 16 22 25 29 30 31 5 10 12 13 18-19 20 25-26 Page 55 M HBH UF TIME SEPTEMBER All maneuvers are resumed today on the usual field of operations, after a three month furlough. G. A. A. rookies assemble for inspection in social hall lasting from 3 :30 to 6:00. The parade grounds in Social Hall are cleared so that City High Wacs and Marines can get together over tea and crumpets at the Girl Reserve tea. The Little Hawk armoured division starts off a successful football season to overrun Molizie infantrymen on our battle grounds, 12-0. The G. R. goldbricks hold a canteen dance, an all-camp affair. The Schwankmen adopt new naval technique to scuttle Fort Clinton's River Kings, 13-6. OCTOBER Orders of the day-book reports! After these brain calisthenics, the City High privates and civilian public attend practice battle in which McKinley was forced into retreat-score 28-0. From deep in the heart of his combat jacket O. D. Schwank makes a 120 mile thrust to North High and results in 13-6 victory for Red and White army. Fort Dubuque's heavy artillery fire pushes City Hi tank division into retreat with a score of 7-6. Hail to Her Majesty, Queen Barb Horrabin, is crowned pin-up girl of Fort City High at the annual Homecoming dance. Failed by Davenport's Blue Devils in spite of Private George Ware's sensational running. Score: 7-6. Girl Reserve initiates pass muster and are inducted into that outfit. More field maneuvers! ,Camp Franklin is plowed under by the local patrol 7-0. Junior Division Hallowe'en party-guess what they are working for? Hallowe'en-your chance to get even with that tough top sergeant! NOVEMBER The battle division prepares for battle with Camp Dowling on advance into enemy territory, enemy retreats to the tune of 7-6. But G. A. A. division get pass to attend El Crockatero ' nite-club. We take time out from daily marching for the poetry contest. Privates Jim Bauer, Marilyn Browning, Dean Crawford, Rex Crayne, and Frank Nelson receive medals for gallantry in action. Camp City High torpedoes Fort Wilson, chalking up a victory of 14-7. Civilian Civics class hold War Relief Benefit party. The whole camp turns out for assembly call to see annual operetta, My Maryland. The G. R. Barrel Dance is strictly non-uniform. Latest scuttlebut! Fort is put on holiday rations of turkey, cranberries, and all the trimmings as infantrymen are given Thanksgiving leave. 26 27 30 1-2 3 7 10 17 18 21 23 3 7 14 15 18-20 21 24 28 2 4 ll 12 15 16 MARIIH UF TIME Basketball season gets under way when Fort Washington wilts under red hot City High offen- sive attack. Maneuver results 26-20. At easel Our battalion swings on down to a Rifle Club hall dance. Fort Muscatine sounds taps for our hard court heroes record 27-20. DECEMBER Six Junior privates star in camp play, Out of the Frying Pan. West Brancher division is blacked out by City High quintet with a 37-20 lead. Another camp party for femmes only, and sponsored by G. R.'s. This must be no-man's land! Camp McKinley keels under the opposition of the local hot-shots 37-16. The Mertmen are wired for sound and are coming in on the beam. Send for a convoy! The Davenport Blue Devils make it a loss for tonight. Blue Army 52, Red Army 24. Beginning of two week furlough! I All camps in this area get together for dress uniform affair. Navy Seahawk Band furnishes the jive juice . , Skirmish in enemy territory with Fort Muscatine. Results posted: 41-15-Fort Muscatine on top. IANUARY All rookies report for duty again. . Back in the groove again, Private Mellicker leads us into 28-20 victory. Fort City High met Dubuque tonight and adds another scalp to its string. City High 29, Dubuque 22. I Paint and Patches builds up camp morale with their Frolic Night. Exam week, followed by a temporary blackout in the minds of the camp studes. Ratings of the divisions are passed out today. Most rookies are recommended for promotion. To top it, Clinton racked 34 points to our 27. Another batch of new recruits make their entrance, while top sergeants make their exit. The Blue Devils and Little Hawks clash on bloody battle field here, and the Devils come through on top with 39-26. N FEBRUARY Another camp show for morale, Hi links, proves a big success! Clinton pound our emplacements heavily and come through with a victory 28-23. Call out the marines! Fort Franklin takes advantage of our recent losses QPrivate Mellicker sent to O. C. SJ and blacks us out 38-34. ,A Valentine Party is big success, hope the Sarge didn't see us sneaking in late. Y Our patrol scouts deep into enemy territory, and is snagged by Roosevelt fof C. RJ 25-23. G. A. A. rookies are at it again with a playday for surrounding camps. Page 56 AHEH UF TIME 19 City High non-coms add another scalp to their belts when they down Charles City 50-30, but definitely! 25 Last scheduled game of year and the rain and fog keep Fort City High's spirits dampened in the skirmish with VVilson. C. R. battalion: 47, I. C. H. S.: 39. 26 Whole Camp makes big turnout for G. R. dance, named Cherry Chase . 27 Commissioned officers got together with commanding ofiicers to talk over our progress in the army at the PTA Dads' Night in barracks library. Result was guard duty for a week. MARCH l-2-3-4 Sectional basketball tournament with Fort Sharon and Fort West Branch coming through on top. I0 City High's Army Band sponsors U. S. O. party for Musical Doughkids. 17 The Irish rookies turn out for a St. Patrick's Shag in the Camp Social Hall, put on by Junior Staff officers. 28 Dramatic talent is revealed when Paint and Patches Battalion presents Our Town . 31 Red Cross benefit performance by Army Mixed Chorus. APRIL 1 Army runners come in fifth in Indoor Track Conference at Field House. 6 Triangular Track Conference. Fort City High comes in third. 6 to 10 Five day pass for all rookies and our commanding oHicers. 14 All Forts in Iowa City turn out for swell dance sponsored by G. A. A. recruits in Fort Jr. High ballroom. 29 junior and Senior officers all turn out for the Ball of the year. Full dress uniforms, gold braid and boots are shined and dandy. MAY 5 Fort City High's orchestra proudly blooms for its annual concert of the year. 6 Rainbow Division of Iowa City holds its annual formal. Another full dress splash. 13 Freshmen and sophomore rookies come forth at their party of the year. 19 Senior officers present their annual play and it's a hit! A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. 20 Generals leave camp and inspect Fort Dubuque at Teachers' Conference there. 22-26 All rookies catch a mental disease and cram for final exams. 28 A muster is held for Senior ofiicers to prepare themselves for their release from Fort City High. 29 Seniors receive the Honorable Discharge from Fort City High, and as taps play the curtain is Page 57 rung down on another school year. JU IUH-SE IUH Ili-spirc xvzii'-riiiiv inmnvc-iiim-ilccs thc- .lunior class pwseiitcd one of the fini-st bzinqiivts and dziiirvs L-vcr lwlil. The good-liirk rlicnic- :uid thc john C:irroll's Alice in Xxv0IlQil'l'i2lIlkiH niurivc for talks wen' czirricd out tu thi- bi-sr cffi-vt. 'I1ilZlllkS to thc xlimiors is sc-nt from this yn-zu s class of grziduatcs for whom this notc- wortliy vu-lit was given. Page 58 PAPER BULL P . Originated and opened by an inter-city high school committee, the Paper Doll is a teen-age night club, planned and run by teen-age boys and girls under the auspices of the recreational center. lt is located in the Community Building, and is open from 7 130 to ll :30 every Friday and Saturday night. A band plays once a month, and records provide music the rest of the time. Soft drinks, ice cream, and sandwiches can be purchased in the gym. For those who don't care for dancing, there are games and books on the first floor. A great success from the time it was opened, the Paper Doll continues to attract a large number of lowa City teen-agers every weekend. Page 59 I 00000000000000000000000000000000 00000 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY 000000 DUTCHER RIES 6. DUTCHER Lawyers Iowa State Bank 6. Trust Bldg. I. A. PARDEN Real Estate and Insurance Iowa State Bank 6. Trust Bldg. WILSON. CLEARMAN 6. BRANT Lawyers Savings 6 Loan Bldg. DR. W. L. SCHENCK Dentist Iowa State Bank 6. Trust Bldg. Iowa City. Iowa 00000000000000000000 Office Dial 5925 Res. Dial 4204 DR. W. B. KEIL Dentist Iowa State Bank 6 Tmst Bldg. Suite 210 DR. HARRY R. IENKINSON First Capital Nat'l Bank Bldg. IOWA CITY. IOWA 00000000000 000000 0 DRUG-SHOP EDWARD S. ROSE, Pharmacist 109 S Dubuque DR. FRED T. BAUER Dentist 204 Dey Building WILLIAM R HART Lawyer Iowa State Bank 6 Trust Bldg DR G F SPIELHAGEN 203W E Washington St Iowa City Iowa 000 000 0000000000 HENRY NEGUS Attorney-at-Law Iowa State Bank 6. Trust Bldg A y K' .1 fl A ,wh H L BAILEY Surety Bonds 118W E. College Street Iowa City Iowa SWISHER 6. SWISHER Attorneys at Law 5th Floor Dial 5113 Iowa State Bank 6. Trust Bldg S R RANSHAW Real Estate 130W S Dubuque St 0 00 00 000 0 0 00000000 00 H 1 IENNINGS AGENCY Travelers Insurance Co Iowa State Bank 6. Trust Bldg WHITIN G 6. WIEGAND Real Estate and Insurance l24Vz E College St 000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 I O O O Q o 0 1 ll lll 0 IIIIITUIICB fl CTC O 0 ' U I u Q . . 1 O O O . Q - -ooooooooooooooooooooooooooo'ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Page 60 Snntlny xifternnon And here :ire the Daughters of Vrznikvnste-in Gut 'eln, hy gollyf Ginny happy 'l'Ii:1rv:1n'r he right Picture of old capitol Onr editor :intl feet Blondie it Y YM -ii ? !? Vwiziddyn see, H. IX? Kinney with rnunth shut l.i1 X tree NYliich une? Ain't this awee ? XK'lio3 the gnrgoyle sitting next In l.nnsing? . . ' Ili, jtllllllf. Page 61 SE IUH 5 APS -lm 'W ff ii' ' 4 MJ xy' ,,.,, 000000000000000000000000000000 O O Q O Q 0 Q O 0 0 Q O Q 0 Q 0 Q 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 Q 0 0 0 0 O Q 0 0 0 Q 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 Q O Q I O Q 0 Q 0 Q 0 Q 0 Q 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 1a O O D' 1 2103 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 . 0 000000 0 0 0 O O O 0 0 0 ICE SKATE 0 0 0 O O O O O ITT O O O O 0 0 O Q MELROSE LAKE O 0 0 O O O I 0 3 Dral 6483 3 0 0 Q 0 O00000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000 O l o 0 o o o o o o o o o 0 o o o o 0 O I o o o o o . o 0 O . o o o o o Q 00000 000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000C0000000000000000 000000000000000000 Oakes Brothers IOWA CITY'S OLDEST FUEL DEALER o COAL FUEL OIL Dial 2179 336 S Gilbert 000000000000000000000000000000 LISTEN, STUDE! 0000000 0000000 000 000 00 00 000 000 00 00 0000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 Don Lay was speaking for the first time in public and began in this style: Ladies and g-g-gentle- men: When I-l-l- came here to- night only t-t-two people knew my speech, my m-m-mother and mother knows it ll' ll m-m-myself. N-n-now only m-m- . 000000000000000000000-Oooooooog E AFTER THE WAR . . . WHAT? E E Prepare Now for Your Future . . . Be Ready to Earn E Q ENROLL NOW E 0 0 Z IOWA CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 3 0 2 1? zum E. washington su-sei 3 2 1owA crrY. IOWA 3 Page 62 Ural N1 rl I1-h Bill I'hu Ul'l1t'NuIll1 Inu-xx Bzllvsfont lun ulI1 xhoes N12H'lIXIl 1 I Qmmhmlx N nussxng Quinn Rfstin Rezldxn the funmes Page 63 Im -OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 00006000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O O O O O O O O O O O O O 0 O O 0 O O O O 0 O O O O O O o0000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO IOWA WATER SERVICE COMPANY Q 224 EAST COLLEGE ST. Dial 4476 0O00OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0 0OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOO00000000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO TO THE CLASS OF 44 WI-TEN YOU THINK OF Entertcunment THINK OF THE ENGLERT VARSITY AND STRAND THEATRES IN 1owA CITY. IOWA ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooof O I . I l OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0 w A.nAvacn. MEATS E AND Q COLD STORAGE LOCKERS 0 120 s. DUBUQUE c Dial 2167 9 vOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0 0000O0OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO' Q 0 O O 0 O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O Q .0OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O O O O O 0 O 0 O O O O O O O O 0 O 0 0 O O O C O C C 0 000 000000000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0000000000 DREAMY IMPROVEMENTS All the fellows in the service to return home for 111 indefinite time- ore F ir the girls classes- More pep meetings- A well-organized swing band- A V-5 pre-flight training course at I. C. H. S. including the cadets themselves- Some new and unbroken records- An escalator- Soda fountain in the cafeteria- More time at lunch- An assembly every week- More respect for seniors- More men- Sborter time between vacations- C get it?D A stadium-ummmmmm ! Well, We can dream, can't we, or can we? Knock, Knock, ' Knock, Knock . . . Gestapo!!! 2 'JP w ' 5 5. 4 K, Ei' w E' UQ H T3 C C - . 5' rf If 0 - UQ W1 UQ 5 T I 53 O O Page 64 00000000 00000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000 EQ 2 O 0 0 o 3 Z zz ' 0 U 0 ' 0 3 2 O o O 0 0 o O 2 Z Boil Wdhu . . . 2 O o O 0 3 3 3 Congratulations to the members of the 1944 graduating 2 0 2 class of the Iowa City High School, and to their parents. 2 0 E Through effort, perseverance and sacrifice a most worth- Z 0 5 while goal has been achieved. Lessons have been taught Z 0 E and lessons learned, not from books alone, but from a 2 0 E democratic and God-fearing way of life as well. Truth 2 0 E and fact, uncontaminated by racial, sectarian, economic, E 0 2 class, political or industrial group bias, have been the 2 3 spirit and aim of the educational process. Let us hope 2 0 2 that in this country, and in Iowa City, this shall always be if 0 2 so. And let us also express our confidence that this form E 0 2 of youth training will be preserved for a future generation E 0 2 by the courage, stamina and clear thinking of its product 2 0 2 2 -our younger leaders. Z 0 O o O 0 2 IOWA-ILLINOIS GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY 2 O o Z 211 East Washington Street Q3 O o 2 Iowa City, Iowa Z 3 E O o Z 0 0 0 0 E 0 Q ' Q 0 E 0 3 O o O o Z A 3 Q ooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Page 65 Goin' im nan? Src the hirdirf vl'h6liIIil'11i1lllI Drop some-thin' Rah! Yeh! Rally Sec thfm' npzlrtxm-nts hawk Ilwrv? Mustn't point Alaskan Kid Ain'! Inu- grand? wvhllf did you dn to him, Sully? lluve you hiilfd . . Purty legs Letter winncr lflirtin', -Ivnnic? Thirsty? Page 66 o o o 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . PARK AT PEARSON'S DRUG STORE 000 00000000000000000000000000 0000000000 000000000000000000 On the Near North Side Q o O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 0000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0 3 Z E CONGRATULATIONS E 5 1. o. H. s. 2 2 On your completion of cmother 2 0 0 O school year 0 3 3 g IOWA CITY COACH C0. 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 00000000000000'000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000 100000000000000000000000000000 Z 3 Z 3 0 0 ji WM. l. NOVOTNY 3 0 0 0 3 I 2? Q 3 La Salle 61 Iver Iohnson Z 0 0 Z BICYCLES 2 Z Z Z 3 3 Harley-Davidson 3 0 0 3 MOTORCYCLES 3 0 3 Q E Z Z 2 214 s. Clinton st. Z 3 Z 2 IOWA CITY, IOWA X 2 0 0 0 0 000000000000000000000000000000 100000000000000000000000000000 HAUSER'S 3 3 I EWELRY STORE 2 5 Diamonds, Watches EE 2 Silverware Z 00000000000000000000000000000U 00000000000000000000000000000O 3 MANY PLEASANT 2 3 EWERS 3 3 TIMES 3 3 3 I 2 2 SHOE STORES 3 3 ...nr... 3 3 3 2 E 2 28 S. Clinton 2 5 REICH'S CAFE Q3 3 105 s. Clinton 3 0 0 Page 67 0000000000000000 00 0000000000000000 00000000000 000000000000000000 WILLARD'S APPAREL SHOP IOWA CITY. IOWA 0000000 00000 For the Most 000 0000 Unusual But Most ov oooooof oooooo Carefully Selected Lf.O 000000 Styles 0 0000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 000000 0000000000000000000000000000 STEWART SHOE CO. MOORE GRANDRATH 000000000000000000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 000000000000000000000 Hotel lefferson Bldg E Visit Our Fine 5 2 RECORD DEPARTMENT 3 Z Symphonies 6 Concertos X Z Popular Dance Tunes 3 E Victor, Columbia. Capital E 5 sPENcER's 5 5 HARMONY HALL 5 2 15 S. DUBUQUE 2 000000000000000000000000000000 000ooooooooooooooooooooooooooo BROWN 'S CLEANERS 216 E COLLEGE 00000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000 D1al 3663 ooooooooooooo I . ' . . ooooooooooooo DON D BROWN O 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 00000000000000000000000000000 5 MAID RITE 5 5 SANDWICH 5 5 SHOP 5 E From a Sandwich 2 E To a Meal E 5 15 E. washington si. 5 3 IOWA CITY, IOWA 2 000000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000 0000 0 0 0 0 3 , o 0 He stood on the bridge at mid- 2 o . 0 mght 2 O . . . 0 And tlckled her face wxth his 2 0 0 0 toes 0 O . 0 For he was only a mosqulto 3 O - O And he stood on the brndge of 2 0 o 0 her nose. 0 0 o O o o o oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Page 68 Dick's lwirthclay Blond Cleone Dig mleep Motorcycle Johnnie Pete 'fwosome Betty and Betty Vngaltonds A Couple years ago S. O. S. What's the hurry? Helen sunning Clark parkin' Barb, Shirl, and Jackie Maybe it's spring fever Page 69 o00000000000000000000000000000 goooooooooooooooooooooooooooog O 0 o 0 E FOR GENERATIONS E fi For the 70th Time We E 0 O 0 5 Gifts That Last Z E Extend Our Good E 0 0 0 0 E SUCH AS 3 E Wishes to the if 0 0 0 0 0 3 DIAMONDS E E Students of E 0 0 0 0 E E E Iowa City High School E 0 0 0 0 E SILVERWARE 2 E E Z 3 Z 0 2 g HAVE coME FROM 3 g g O 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 O 3 HANDS 5 5 wHErs'roNE's 5 E E Store Established E 0 E IOWA CITY, 1owA Z 2? 1874 3 2 3 Z 0 0 0 0O00000000000000000 0000000000 00000000000000000000000000000 000000000O000000000000000000000000000000000O O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Q 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000' Gear Your Health to Wartime Demands 'I DRINK MILK SIDWELL S HY SCORE MILK I 1 oooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oo Page 70 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 0000000000000OOOOOOOOOVOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 00000 ' o O o 0 o 3 Z 0 o 3 ANSWERS TO WHO HAD A HAND IN THIS 0 O 3 0 o 2 Miss Beiswan er, Marilyn Browning, Ann Wilson, Dona Taylor, Shirley 0 2 g O 2 Ann Albright, Miss VVinbigler, Miss Churchill, Miss Isaacs, Virginia E E Wheeler, Miss Chapman, Bob Gay, Miss Flesner, Pattie Ricketts, Gwen 2 o 2 Pudgil, Earl Cathcart, Wilma Edmondson, Jackie Shellady, Pat Kinney, 2 o 3 Shirley De Reu, Tug Wilson, Dean Crawford. E 3 Z 3 Z 0 o 0 o 2 0 o 3 2 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 o 3 o o 2 IN APPRECIATION 2 3 0 0 . . 3 0 NVe hope you like your 1944 RED AND WHITE. VVe have tried hard to O 3 o 2 make this book a success-something which would have been impossible with- E 3 out the assistance and advice of thc many people who helped us. 2 O Q 0 o E VVe want to thank all the students and teachers who have contributed- 2 , O Rliss Lucia Otto and the art department and Bill VVagner, who drew the O 2 o 2 division pages. Also our thanks go to lllr. Art Segal of the Bureau of E li Engraving and Mr. Willis Mercer of the Economy Advertising Co. For 2 o 2 taking the class pictures and organizations We thank Mr. Charles Kent. To 2 o 2 Mr. W. E. Beck we extend our appreciation also. The Presx-Citizen kindly E E loaned us sports pictures and several students and teachers, Miss Flesner in 2 o 2 particular, assisted in taking pictures. We thank all these. 2 O o 0 o 2 If you have as much enjoyment and pleasure in reading your book as we 2 o 0 have had in publishing it, our efforts will be fully repaid. 2 2 o O 3 0 o 0 o O o Oo O 0 O O O O O O 0 O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O9 Page 71 000000000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0000000000000Q 0 GRAF'S BOTTLING WORKS v000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 MANUFACTURERS OF FINE BEVERAGES SO-GRAPE All Our Beverages Are Manuiaciured From 000 000000000000000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0000000000000000000000 0 000 0 0 ATHENS PRE S 0000000 0 00 0 l I I I 0 0000000 ' 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 '0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 C6 O 000000000000000000000000000000 2 Established 1879 2 Q 0 0 S T MORRlSON 81 C0 O 3 o c 0 E 2 A. o. KELLY 3 0 if Bonds and Insurance 2 3 Morrison Bldg. Z 2 203V2 E. Washington St. Z 2 IOWA CITY, IOWA fi g00000cw000000cH000004w00000cw0000 O 00000000 3 B3 0 5 Z w P :. 0 'U 5 u 5 S3 Fl. O 'T U Ill' 2 0 0 mg md 0 D 'S 5: gc: 0 m 22.3523 2 5 -1 Q53 us 2 W -2 09 rn . GD 3 I-lrl 0 gg 2 Zn.. O UI 9. MLP! 0 m ! ::.-2 Q Z 'img wg 5 2 l '.l3 Eg Q m Z 00000000 E: SL ig U, :Eg :EEE 3 Z OCWOOOQPOO so 0 0 5553 U 22 Q '-u S52 0 2 2 2 B Q 0 N B 5' E O 0 0 L PI 9 m FU' q.gm m og Q I-I aww ' 20 U angrily 0 0 Q 2-4 Q 0 0 'S-53 3 33 o gazing I-I gg :1 w 545 Q Z Z3 E D- hd S In tx, 3 2 an :S 0' 2 2 g E' 5 22 2 5 Z3 ' 00000000 000000 00002 0 00000000 000000000O00000000000000000000 BOERNER'S ' 000000000000000000 U2 llll O F' lm. I O . 0 .. 5 I ' o m n C-' 'U 'U 'E-'7 0 ID 'U Q 2 X, 0 0000000000000000 0 L0 Prescnphon Pharmacy CEs!abl' I1 d 18761 Drugs Sundnes and of Hlghest Quallty 00000000000000000000000000000 00 O0 Put mt Vumin' Zll'I'4lNh the bridge Slum' Illiltillll Q'UlHt'I1Il'd Hawk :lt jr. 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College St. Qvoooooooooooooooooooo o o 0 0 0 o o o 0 0 o o c c c c c c o c o c c c o c ca 4: f 4tCtCPOND4D494O4O4D4O4OWO4B4O4O4?CPCPCMo194O4O1O4D4D404D4O4O4O4OK3HO4O4D4D4ONO1O4D4D4D Page 74 just look at those hooks! l'hiI's gut nn angle there Corky! Loukie what lmppenecl Yes he has ll lillllilllll lVimly Hi hu, Silver Clvm ln llalys uf Ulml Yun guws lilllwlwle-eyes Page 75 f fi 'S 5' Ilalvin' hm? Mary :Xmt Inu- 'QIHIIILI ' Dignificnl Sa-nxmw Shirln-5 lguxtmfs lmuw lmck tlwrc' Sha- plugs fm rlqllill was up ' Chug .lt Ukulmji! 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Burlingion Dial 4115 2 0 0 0 0 000000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000 Q00000000000000000000000000O0 0 0 3 hir. Sehlicher was deep in his 2 2 reading when his wife called: Z 3 Heaven! Baby has swallowed 2 3 the ink! What shall I do? 3 O Write with a pencil, was his O 2 reply. 2 3 . W 3 Q Coach Schwanlc says: A'Throw O 2 open the Window and throw out 3 2 your chest. 3 Page 78 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 7 oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo-2 o 0 0 9 0 o o 0 Q sg N .11 52939 O 0 0 0 Q X 549-CB 0 o G 0 o Q Q7 Q ,..2Q0,.,, o o N U o Q, N mrnPIo U3 0 o H 2 o Q N m U2 Q' O :L ,,i o O :nO r' O o oo 5 H-mo O o 'u l'l C1 o O Z 3 Q-ggodgg G o 2 ws O ga 2 O Sf' ... r- aww an 9 2 o 'WO og U r-1 I-1 I 55 00 0 0 O '11,-3 0 0 Q N mggf to O o -A G , o O G 'Umm B , 0 0 O g ,bo 0 Q U E :-OJ- 5-O co Q o 0 Hmm 'bla O 0 CI W U5'LQ:3' U1 O ' 3 H8311 1113 ? 0 I. 1 gn M1825 cz ' 0 '4 U'-1 0 O CTQO-CD O o Qu I-I o O Q Z QOLQ. o L11 rl O o Q L11 Q mgo U, QI: 0 l ' 0 Q SDFOOI.--,-+ WDC . 2 r' EZ ZZ ff: O 9,5 se - o U2 O o ' ' TMQQO ' 0 0 0 2 o o , O O ?0 O Q -LQ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O . 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 000000000000000 00000000000000 HOSIERY and LINGERIE IOWA CITY IOWA Page 79 00000000000000000000000000000 PLAMOR BOWLING AND DAIRY BAR ' 0000000000 00000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000 N A 00000000000000000000000000000000 o Bowl for H ealth' ' 223 E. Washington DIAL 9762 50oo 0 Oo Oo 5 .,, 23 -1 0 O S 0 zo N :U 22 gg.g:33U2oZ H- U1 Oo 0 mOo QI, ug rd :Z 0 Q - -1UlO3g wzgsru-jo., 9- mOo 2. 20 gg 0 vs E OZ -S zz Oo O 0 0. O0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 C Q o O00000000000000000000000000000 o o o o 2 St. Peter Cat Pearly Gatesj : 2 2 How did you get here P 2 2 New Arrival: Flu. 2 o o 0 o 0 n y 0 0 Don Blorganz Haven t I seen Q o o 4, your face somewhere before ? Q . . O 2 Strange cqlfll No, lt,S always Q . . O 3 been where It IS now. 4, o o o o 000000000000000000000000000000 x , aww I.ife's little 'l'm11pt11tiol1s Nuff snirl Huw do you rate? In the gfnmcl olcl lixnms, I flume Atlus Good vlmw cl0Ilf0l'IlUIllSlS lfivc foot -L, You guess l'c1' usual l'll't'slllt' MIIIIIIICI' Illllf' I kj rs of L? 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WASHINGTON ST. o o o o o ' o o o o o o ' o o ' o o ' o o o o o o o o o ' o o , o o o o 0 0 goooooooooooooooooooooooooooog 0 0 0 0 3 2 2 BEST WISHES TO THE 2 0 0 0 0 3 2 2 GRADUATE 2 0 0 0 0 3 STUDIO 3 3 , 3 2 , C- 3 F- 2 2 2 3 owa lfy S mesf 3 3 FORD-HoPK1Ns 3 o o o , o 3 Photographers 3 3 Your F rzendly Store 3 0 0 0 0 E CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES E Z TO THE CLASS OF 1944 2 0 0 Z . . . THE . . . 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Hopp: VVell, I want you to saw it. 2 2 iVayne: file-bbe you saw me see it, but you ain't goin' to see me saw it. 2 0 as as an or 0 o o 2 Sergeant: Don't you know how to stand at attention P 2 2 Soldier fin oversize uniforml : I am standing at attention, sirg it's my uniform 2 0 that's at ease. Q 2 4+ as an as o . . K O 2 As a newly built skyscraper crashed to the ground, the engineer raved, 'Darn 2 o that decimal point! o 2 ae ek if an 2 2 Truman Smith had been told over and over again that his stories were too 2 2 long-winded. The next story came out this way: 2 0 sl, jones looked up the shaft at the Palace Hotel this morning to see if the 0 2 lift was on its way down. It was. Age 45. - 2 2 se an sf an 2 o o 2 Scoutmaster: Ulf you stood with your back to the north and your face to the 2 2 south what is on your left hand F 2 0 VViegand: Fingers, sir. o 2 an uf an sf 2 2 Asked the meaning of the term dressed lumber , a western Kansas editor re- 2 0 plied Charlie li'IcCarthy. 0 o ' o o o 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000 O 0 O 2 SPRING TIME or 1944 O 0 o 3 We add to your Glory at Graduation 2 o by extending a Degree of a worthy 0 2 Vice-President in charge ot Success. 2 2 No stock issue, just a good Moral Risk. 3 0 Note the Lads who are meeting the O 2 issue today: Capt. I. Kanak, Ir., U.S. 2 O Army over there. lack Hughes at Lock- 0 O heed Vega, Iohn Malone, Air Corps in O 2 England, Mike Sewall Air Corps USA, 2 0 and Dick Lumsden, Navy at Pearl O o Harbor. O 2 And X 2 W . 2 . e stand by to cheer you on. 2 2 Your 2 Miles -Betty :S Doc and 2 0 Dick Fleha, Geo. Reed, Gene Eash, 0 2 Dale Scannell, Opal Kennard and Mar- O dean Flickinger- 0 Z ' 3 2 AT THE 2 MILE INN AND 2 0 0 2 HOME OIL CO. Z 0 0 2 630 Iowa Ave. Dial 3365 2 Q o 0 0 000000000000O000000000000000C0 000000000000000000000000000000 0 O 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 IGORO 0 0 0 2 Vkeahllypnpuedplanrbod 2 0 0 2 'i f For your 2 2 .0 rf,, Lawn' 2 Z 'fi mliifl JZ' I Flowers, 2 vf A 1' Q'f 2 H gm., VICTORY 5 2 fl jf Shrubs and 2 0 N' Trees O 3 -as used by- 2 2 Iowa City High SchooL 2 E State University. and 2 3 many homes in Iowa City 5 2 - DISTRIBUTOR - 2 0 0 g Howell-Shrader Drug Co. g 2 529 South Gilbert St. Z 2 IOWA CITY. IOWA 2 0 0 0oooo0ooooocoooooooooooooooooo Page 92 fO0O00000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O O O O O O O O O 0 0 O 0 O O O 0 0 4 O O 0 0 0 O 0 O 0 0 O 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 O O O O O O O 0 0 O O O O 0 O 0 O 0 0 O 0 O O 000OOO00000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO00 Your Mother, Grand- mother and Great Grandmother were tashion customers at Strub's . . .each season We changed to 0490 o meet the apparel needs ot a new 0 . , . o generation . . . today, Strubs intro- 0 0 Q 2 duces the Z O Z O , I o 3 New G1rls Store 0 0 O Q o o 3 of 1944 . O 2 0 , . . . . o Todays coke temininity can enioy o . o 3 fashions to meet their own individ- 2 3 uaiity . . . cool fashions tor a hot 2 9 0 Q summer, tor a dress party, tor an o 0 I I o g outing, a hike or a vacation. 2 0 Z 2 Here is a Iunior Miss Shop supply- 3 O ing every need. 2 Q o 0 o Q o Q O 0 o 0 o O Z 2 Strub- 0 O Wareham 0 o , 9 0 Q ,i 0 Q o Q -+ - 211: 0 O a ' W Ni o'7DPEHWL Z o ofxwrwm o X 0 0 0 0 o Q o 0000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Page 93 31121-'94 X: K zulu' NNN Iflvxllvl' xx ' 1 1mr'n'11 p.ll'!x N IYINWI iw Xvillhiglfl'UI'-iL'1'1N mt dial l wax? Uwhids to will nu Ham-r w piano Page 94 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO000000000000 X THE 3 O 0 0 0 O O 4, HOTEL JEFFERSON 4, 0 0 0 O O ll ll O Z Home of the Huddle Z Z 3 O O O 0 Z Extends Compliments Z O 0 2 and Best Wishes to Z O O Z All Students of the 3 O O 3 Iowcr City High School Z Z Z E 5 5 ' 5 0 0 0 0 E GEORGE W. DAVIS. Manager E O 0 O O O0OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO00000 O0 OOOO00000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0 0 25 coNeRATULAT1oNs it g TO THE sEN1oE cLAss 3 O O 0 O E NALL 2 2 CHEVROLET 2 E 210 E. BURL1NGToN if O O O O O00000000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOO000000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO' 3 KADERA's CAFE 5 if coMPLE'rE 5 3 FOUNTAIN SERVICE 2 3 LUNCHES E 5 Large Variety of Sandwiches E OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOO Page 95 00000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O O O O O 0 O O O 0 Q DOMBY Q 0 O 0 O O O O 0 0 0 0 BOOT SHOP 0 O 0 0 O O O O O O 0 o I o E Where the stylish young Q O O 3 miss finds shoes for 0 O O Z all occasions 2 O 0 0 O O O O O O O 0 . O O O O O O O O 0 Z 128 East Washington St. Z O O O 0 O O O O 00000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO00000000000 0 2 WILKS FOODS 5 O 0 E For Bird's Eye E O O 2 Frozen Food Specials Z 0 O Q 116 s. DUBUQUE 2 2 Dial 3195 2 0 O O O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O O gg FRYAUF'S 5 2 Leather Goods 2 ff Complete Line of . . . 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PARIS CLEANERS 115 Iowa Avenue DIAL 3138 ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooee Page 97 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 KELLEY 5 CLEANERS 5 LAUNDERERS Z ' E Z 124 S. Gilbert St. Z 218 E. Washington St. E 000000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000 0 00 000000 0 NXO UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE On the Corner Call on us for all TEXT BOOKS New and Used SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOUNTAIN PENS 0 0 00000000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00000000000000 0000000000000 000000000000 00000000000 000000000000 0 o oo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 n 0 0 0 0 0 0000000000000000000000000000 You Can Buy With Confidence AT BREMERS 0 00 Style Quality Satisfaction Always at Moderate Prlces 000000000 000000 0000000000000 00000 BREMERS Iowa C1ty's Largest Store For Men and Boys XVl1n'r'c's Huh? XVPHN' hlllltlf IXCUPIIIQ ll Ill the- in Yun glue'-S? CIUKI llzlppy-gwlllrky I.u vnngzx VVh:lt's yuur r4wkcI VVl1:n's your hurry? 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But 2 3 Little Audrey just laughed and 2 0 laughed, because she knew she 0 2 wasn't his type! Z o 1.1. o . . o 23 llflr. Rogler: Now take this o Z rifle and find out how to use it. 2 3 lllona Early: Please, lVIr. Rog- 2 o ler, tell me one thing first. Is o 2 it true that the harder I pull the 2 3 trigger, the farther the bullet 2 o will go ? o o - o o -jli . o 2 lVIary Louise Ham: Did you 3 o see the big fight in the bus? o 2 Doris llloore: No, VVhat hap- 2 pened P . 2 o Mary Lou: The driver punched o 2 a transfer. Z o o 000000000000000000000000000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000 RHYTHM run through all the Worthwhile affairs of the World We try to be 1n Harmony Wrth Our Customers MERCER PRINTING 00000 0000000 Cor Capxtol and College Sis. Phone 2325 00000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 V 4? 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4? C 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 0 Congratulations . . . 2 . . . To The Students and 2 5 Faculty of I. C. H. S. 5 SWANER FARMS DAIRY Z E ii 218 E. WASHINGTON STREET DIAL 6816 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 C C 0 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? Page I 02 Page 103 For a' that, and a' that, It's comin' yet, for a' that, That man to man the world o'er Shall brithers be, for a' that. -Burns