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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1945 volume:

,vxm ax ix . H f V .F .- The 1945 RED and WHITE ANNUAL MARILYN SIDWELL, Editor COPYRIGHT MARGARET KEMP, Business Mcmciqer FLORENCE CHURCHILL, Adviser The RED and WHITE 1945 Presented by THE CLASS IN IOURNALISM of IOWA CITY HIGH SCHOOL Iowa City Iowa FUHEWUHU.. TI-IE CHALLENGE to the Senior Class of 1945 .... 'Tis not too late to seek a newer World, For our purpose holds to sail beyond the sunset- To strive, to seek, to find-and not to yield! At no time in history have we of the younger gener- ation been faced with greater problems as in the closing days of World War II. Upon us and millions of our generation rest the hopes ot the entire world. It is a grave responsibility, one that will not be taken lightly-that of planning for eternal world peace. Those who have given their most precious posses- sion that We might live in a tree world are depending upon us to carry on those high principles for which they died. That is the Challenge to the class of 1945! We must not-We will not fail them! EUNTENT5 ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES FEATURES XX S QX Q XX Xxx Xy Q X XX SX X X X X QS X X XX 3 XXX XX WX X ' x -km X x X QLXQ XQ X. LLLx. Hy? X: ... X X W.. K ig N t in X X ,, ,,.,L .. , X X V X wx: 'M X 55 QNX Q XX QR NN XS ' - . F L U lin Hiemnriam Almighty God, of whose righteous will all things are and were created. Thou hast gath- ered our people out of many lands and races into a great nation. We commend to Thy overruling providence the men and women of our forces, by sea, by land, and in the air, Beseeching Thee to take into Thine own hands both them and the cause they serve. Be Thou their strength when they are set in the midst of so many and great dangers. And grant that whether by life or by death, they may win for the whole world the fruits of their sacrifice and a just peace. Guide, we beseech Thee, the nations of the world, into the way of justice and truth, and establish among them that peace which is the reward of righteousness. Make the whole people of this land equal to our high trust, reverent in the use of freedom, just in the exercise of power, generous in the protection of weakness. Enable us to guard for the least among us the freedom we covet for ourselves: make us ill content with the inequalities of opportunity which still prevail among us. Preserve our union against all the divisions of race and class which threaten it. And now may the blessing of God Almighty rest upon this whole land: may He give us light to guide us, courage to support us, charity to unite us, now and forever more. Amen. SGT. IOSEPI-I BOARTS PVT. EUGENE BRANDT 2ND LT. DONALD BUSH CAPT. PATRICK CASEY PFC. CORWIN CLARK PVT. MELVIN DILTZ PVT. FREDDY FUNK PAUL HANSEN Fireman Zfc PFC. AUSTIN HARPER PFC. LEO HEIN IAMES I-IERRING ROBERT MATTHESS Signalman 3fc Tech. Sgt. PFC. WILLIAM HOEE LT. WILLIAM MATTHESS 2ND LT. VERLE HOLCOMB HELEN MILLER, Red Cross HARLEY HOLDERNESS Recreational Supervisor Tech. Sgt. PVT. CHARLES MOSCOE WILLIAM HUFFMAN CORP. THOMAS EDWARD Pharmacists Mate Zfc ORMAND LT. ROBERT IOHNSON L. PARKER PELZER CAPT. ROBERT KADGIHN Lt. Ii-q.l PVT. MARK LANTZ CHESTER PICKERING 2nd Lt. ZND LT. WILLIAM PIERCE KENNETH PURVIS Staff Sgt. IST LT. KHAIROM RUMMELS PFC. RALPH RUPPERT SGT. RAYMOND SASINA STAFF SGT. IOSEPH SHIMON PVT. CLARENCE SIEVERS 2ND LT. RONALD SMITH SGT. IOI-IN WARNER SGT. LEROY WEEKES IOHN THOMPSON Staff Sqt. 'ls 4 ,., ,... . Y x A a . ..............., ,-...-.W-. O W. XX X ll ff- QI. L , ?4 flJ 4, 4iv1 Q'fQ'L 4 , M, , XL5 A V - W K A 4 AJ, XML. G',6'a.b.n.4.,a4jjyLg?r'm LU mlm., w'g1,o , 2 QA 5, W .b'1f.f ,ml Jw? ' CQru.'4 f'f'2f, JMX a4f1,4,f,Z,l, 5 fm- fj -, 7 ff fm 'lla W O ww1: in SUPERINTENDENT IVER A. OPSTAD Greetings to the Gloss of l945: - You ore qroduotinq into one of the most importomt times in the history of our civilizotion. Much will depend upon what you think ond plon ond do. Whether there will be peoce in your qenerotion otter this holocoust is over will depend upon the vision, cleor thinking, judqment, ond conscience of the representotives ond stotesmen of this country ond of our ollies. lt will orlso depend upon how you corry forword the ideols which will promote peoce, ond how you stond recrdy to moke the socrifices ond to toke the oction necessory to preserve it. Glorious deeds of those who frequented these holls but o few months or yeors oqo hove thrilled us ond filled us with pride. We hove been scrddened by the news of those who have mode the supreme socrifice. lt is for us who survive to hold deor cmd to mcrintoin the freedom which they hove so effectively defended ond kept sofe for us. Moy life continue rich ond interesting ond full of hoppiness for you, ond moy you find much sortisfcrction in the work ond the service which you will render. Conczrcrtulotions ond best Wishes. IVER A. OPSTAD N... PRINCIPAL FRED I.. IONES To the Class ot l945: f The reputation ol a school is, in a larae dearee, determined lay the arliiovof ments ot its graduates. That you will enhance the reputation ot your own City Iliqh, I have no doubt. ln partinq, may I mention that the margin be-tween success and lailure is oiten amazinqly small, a little more etlort, a bit more depondalqility, a smile instead of a frown. The qreat Michelangelo expressed it well indeed when ho sriicl, Trilles make perfection, perfection is no trifle. It we live in harmony with this enduring truth, we need not be tearful ot any tomorrow. Best wishes. A stricrlion world needs you. Sincerely, FRED L. IQNES MISS ELIZABETH WINBIGLER Girls' Adviser FAD LTY ENGLISH AND DRAMATICS ELIZABETH WINBIGLER ANNE WACHS LOLA HUGHES KATHERINE MEARS FLORENCE CHURCHILL CDmmc1ticsJ GRACE LONG DOROTHY HAESEMEYER LANGUAGE LUCIA OTTO ANNE WACHS LILIA DEL CASTILLO FACULTY SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS MARY MARTHA VVAHL MERLE OHLSON CHARLES TRACHSEL MARGARET METZGER EDNA FLESNER RALPH ASCHENBRENNER ART, COMMERCIAL ART, COMMERCE LUCIA OTTO E. A. PUTNAM NORMA PEPLER BYRDINE REECE ROY BARTHOLOMEW MARTHA ANN ISAACS FAC LTY I 1' sw ,. f I 5 xx . ' I 5 . Q - . r , I ST X WNNRNTI 'wiwwsfw .QQ WN f f' '-w--.....,,,, MUSIC ANSEL MARTIN PEARL WEST DOROTHY HILLIS WILLIAM GOWER HISTORY KATHRYN LETTS OLIVE BROWN HAZEL CHAPMAN RAYMOND SCHLICHER FAB LTY PHYSICAL TRAINING WILMA SMITH WALTER SCHWANK LIBRARY ALETA MALMBERG HEALTH MARGARET CANNON MARGARET ANN DONNELLY COOKS EMMA CASEY KATHRYN BEECHER AGNES KELLY BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS DON F. BEATTY RALPH W. STERNER D. P. MAVRIAS VERNE R. MILLER, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds B. O. MATTHESS HENRY I. SWARTZENDRUBER GIRLS' ADVISER'S AND NURSE'S OFFICE FORCE Back Row: CROW, MlLLER Row Three: KUHLMAN, ASENBRENER Row Five: DULL, HUDSON Row Two: WHEELER, ANDERLIK Row Four: MARSHALL, WICKS, ALTENEDER Row Orme: SIMPSON, WALTERS MAIN OFFICE FORCE Van Deusen, Pate, Gardner, Miller, Pudqil, Buchmayer, Wallace, Proehl, Wilson, King, Yoder Hubbard, Burton, Grinqer, Taylor, Dohrer, Miss Rarlshaw. LIBRARY STAFF Row One: Nunn, I. Kelly, Spaan, Iones, Delrleu Row Two: King, C. Kelly, Gardner, Michel, Fryauf, Knower, Roqler, Frantze Back Row: Dean, Kallaus, Wolfe, Olson, Baker, Dunninaton LIBRARY STAFF Row One: Barnes, Yoder, Miller, lohnson, Taylor, Pudqil Row Two: Kolar, Petsel, Barnes, Coulter Back Row: Cress, Teefy, Cilek, Zeithanrel CAFETERIA ASSISTANTS Villhauer, Hunt, Wickizer, Pontow, Kron, Buchrnayer Soukup, Pitman, Organ, Fuhrmeister, Hill CAFETERIA ASSISTANTS Wilson, Opstad, Colony, Iohnson, Goss, Poland Fryauf, Gerard, Kent, Parrott, Kohlsteacl, Parsons Qlamw Q x x Q A 'E ,LE ,, 'ZA gif' .44 , my f- ? A swf new Ayilffgw X J if 4 ry M ,QQ Wim is IJ' A 1 I 5 Q an M-.mmmw -f-..,Q,w muunkg- 1 STAFF HAR BLTTX CROW YIICXS MARY ROOSE MARY DUNLAP MARGARET KEMP DEAN HOUSEL Advt. Manager Asst. Editor Business Manager Sports Editor IOYCE IOHNSON MARILYN SIDWELL BETTY CROW Asst. Feature Editor Editor Asst. Business Manager ESTHER SWENKA ANN WILSON WANDA SPAAN EVAN SMITH Head 'Typist Club Editor Circulation Manager Asst. Sports Editor DUANE YODER RUTH HUSA DIANE HORRABIN Exchange Editor Feature Editor Asst. Circuiation Manager GWEN PUDGIL MARGARET GOODNOW ALLEGRA GARDNER LENARD STRASBURG Reporter Reporter Reporter Reporter IO ANN WICKS MARION KIRBY MARY LOU KRINGEL Reporter Reporter Reporter MARGARET MARSH MARY HUNTER FLORENCE CHURCHILL BILL OLSON Reporter Reporter Adviser tAnnuaIJ Reporter LUCIA OTTO MARGARET SEIBERT Adviser tArtJ Adviser fLittle Hawk! SENIUH HU UH HULL EUN ICE LACINA Vcxledictoricm RUTH HUSA NANCY IONES ROBERT MCCOLLISTER LYLE NESBITT ANN WILSON WILLIAM BURNEY MARY DUNLAP HELEN GOWER RUTH HAY DOROTHY HUBBARD IEAN DRYER Salutcxtoriom 5. ,Juni ?.3g,1 P if CLASS UP 1945 'UU Rrrrsum OPFELL 'A A DOHALD RQPPERT RUBEN 5NlUE'.Ei 'IX ANDA SFAAN UUNALD RGGERS CHARLES R LJLER Y ...--.... ...-...,..,.. ur.-:nu-, n.u.J..a.n --.N -.unm- DGHOTHY SPEHCEQ1 GLADYS LETAIIJ i MAMJOHIL STOTIER ELAS5 UF 1945 BOB!!! IR VESELY CARL VOELCKERS mg-gn Mun mu .Numa Dom TAYLOR, may Arm 'rrrrrwz ICH .tore WEBER Aim WIL50l BE.fl'H WILSOI JOB! WILSOI ROBERT WOODBURII GRLTCHEN YF't'Tt','4 TWANP tfllllf BRUCE YOUNG JANET 'ZPSWR OTHERS GRADUATING Ioan Baldwin, Iames Black, Donald Edwards, Donald Farrington, Dean Hartzler, Avilda Horst, Alice lustice, Ruth Krall, Ralph Makin, Donald Sehr, lean Dryer. CLASS OFFICERS HAROLD HARTVIGSEN ..... President EUNlCE LACINA .... Sorretaryrlreasumr FRANK SNIDER . . . . . Vice-President MR RAYMOND SClrll.lCllRR , . llrwulty Advisor Miss KATHERINE MEARS . . . Faculty Advisor HERE'S A WORLD TO CONQUER Have you telt tho frown o'or a midwest town Ot the sun's hot blazing anger? Felt the tender birth of the Cool green earth That follows the sudden shower? Did you sweating await by the gray iron slate Ot a lake's deep silent waters While the Stygian form ot a switt sutmmer storm On the brink of your universe totters? Have you known the thrill ot a train's sharp shrill ln the still ot an inky night? Or the stuttering bang oi the traffiC's Clang ln its booming, seething might? There's a million things that the Universe brings The mystical planets and stars. Here're a hundred spills and a thousand thrills A world oi jolts and jars. Send the Clarion-Call through the srarlrft-alt-r'kml hall Ot ambitions lotty abode, Follow the luminous haxe of the CCJVIIPYIS Whitw blam- Over the Glory Road! Rise up to the sky with your banners held high Above all Vain passions below Guard your goal in tho sky with a watvhful eye Keep your head held mort toward tho tool LYLII Nlffilillln. EL SS HISTUHY Way back in the fall of 1941, some very remarkable freshmen entered the halls of City High. Although, as freshmen, they were rather shy and timid land greatly in need of a floor plan to find their classroomsl, some of them recovered themselves sufficiently to gain a little recognition. Tommy Hirt and Ruben Snider started right out on the varsity football squad and earned themselves a couple of letters. Betty Lou Williams reached the finals in the poetry contest. As freshman representative to G. A. A., the girls chose Ruth Husa. After resting over summer, the class gained strength and courage and ventured forth to new heights. As sophomores, they were feeling pretty important, you know. A new club appeared on the horizon-Stamp and Hinge-and lean Dryer was elected vice-president. G. O. G. voted lean Dryer vice-president and Ann Wilson secretary-treasurer. Mr. Martin chose Nancy Iones as a member of the madrigal group. Marilyn Browning reached the finals in the poetry contest. Football letter winners were Tom Hirt, Ruben Snider, and Chester Miller. Nancy Iones and Bruce Knowles represented their class in the cast of the Gondoliers, the operetta for that year. Starting out in September, 1943, as brand-new upperclassmen, the juniors elected Bruce Knowles, presidentp Dean Housel, vice-president: and Dorothy Hubbard, secretary-treasurer. Thoughts of the Iunior-Senior were uppermost in their minds, and the class set to work ener- getically to raise the necessary money. The result was the astounding total of 354307. Starring in the junior play Out of the Frying Pan were Alvin Iohnson, Ion Dunnington, Ruth Husa, Bill Rodgers, Ieanne Murray, Rosemary Farrell, Dorree Hauser, Margaret Kemp, Robert Lightner, Dick King, Robert McCollister, Chester Miller, and lean Dryer. Leading the student body as cheerleaders were Beatrice Nelson, Corinne Douglas, and Kathryn Kennedy. The operetta for that year was Sigmund Romberg's My Maryland with Nancy Iones, lack Murray, lack Dooley, Mary Dunlap, and Evan Tallman taking leads. Tom Hirt and Ruben Snider again copped football letters, but not to be outdone, Bob Lee, Chester Miller, Bob Strub, and Tug Wilson followed their example and garnered their letters. Bob Oldis also received a letter for being manager of the team. Ruben Snider attained honor- able mention on the I. D. P. A. all-state selections. Tom Hirt earned places on North's All- State lst team and the I. D. P. A. 3rd team. Winners of basketball letters were: Dick Kallaus, Wayne Lacina, and Bob Lee. Girl Reserves elected Eunice Lacina treasurer. Corinne Douglas, Dorothy Hubbard, and Ioan Baldwin were G. A. A. board members. Gretchen Yetter was chosen captain of the Girls' Rifle Club. Lyle Nesbitt became vice-president and lean Dryer secretary-treasurer of G. O. G. Stamp and Hobby Club elected Ioe Weber secretary-treasurer. Nancy Iones and Bruce Knowles sang in the madrigal group. The juniors on the Little Hawk staff pioneered and got rid of our mimeographed paper and started the present printed newspaper. After three months of uninterrupted joy, the seniors trudged back to school for their last year. Leading the class were Harold Hartvigsen, president: Frank Snider, vice-president: and Eunice Lacina, secretary-treasurer. CLASS HISTURY Frank Snider, Ion Dunnington, Harold Hartvigsen, Robert McCollister, Dean Housel, Bruce Knowles, lack Dooley, lack Murray, Margaret Kemp, Ruth Husa, Wanda Spaan, Marilyn Sid- well, Beth Wilson, Helen Gower, Dorothy Hubbard, and Ruth Ann Opfell were chosen by the faculty as members of the senior council. Climaxing Homecoming festivities, the student body chose Marilyn Sidwell Homecoming Queen. Her attendants were Rosemary Farrell, Dorree Hauser, Margaret Kemp, Gretchen Yetter, Ieanne Murray, and Dorothy Hubbard. The music department sponsored The Red Mill by Victor Herbert with Nancy Iones, Bill Rodgers, Ruth Husa, Margaret Kemp, Beth Wilson, Ianet Ziemer, and Dean Housel taking prominent parts. I Seniors in the madrigal group were Margaret Kemp, Nancy Iones, and Bruce Knowles with Helen Gower as accompanist. , . Girl Reserve officers were Helen Gower, president: Mary Dunlap, vice-president: Wanda Spaan, secretary: Eunice Lacina, treasurer, Ruth Husa, publicity: and Beth Wilson, member- ship. A G. A. A. girls elected Ioan Baldwin, president: Marilyn Sidwell, vice-president, Dorothy Hubbard, secretary: Gretchen Yetter, treasurer: and Wanda Spaan, publicity chairman. Evan Tallman became president of Paint and Patches, Ion Dunnington, vice-president: Nancy Iones, secretary: and Mary Dunlap, program chairman. Tom Hirt and Tug Wilson were elected honorary co-captains of the football team for 1944. Hirt was on the I. D. P. A. lst team and the Des Moines Register's 2nd team. Ruben Snider made the Register's 2nd team and the I. D. P. A. 3rd team. Winning their letters were Dean Housel, Russell Lackender, Wayne Lacina, Bob Lee, Chester Miller, Bob Strub, Carl Voelckers, Tug Wilson, Bud Ruppert, Ruben Snider, and Tom Hirt. The basketball team brought home to City High its first undisputed Mississippi Valley Conference Championship in the history of our school. Seniors and letterwinners on the team were Don Sehr, Russell Lackender, Dick Kallaus, Otto Proehl, Dean Hartzler, and Bud Ruppert. Iowa City was well-represented in the Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves with Dean Housel fighting his way to the Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves 135 pound championship and Wayne Lacina making his way to the semi-finals in the 160 pound class. The Paint and Patches play Sun-Up featured several seniors-Helen Gower, Iack Dooley, Evan Tallman, Mary Dunlap, and Harold Hartvigsen. Finalists in the poetry contest were Helen Gower, Harold Hartvigsen, Iack Dooley, and Mary Dunlap. You Can't Take It With You, a hilarious comedy, was presented by the senior class featuring Helen Gower, Ruth Husa, Mary Dunlap, Ion Dunnington, Bill Rodgers, Harold Hart- vigsen, Frank Snider, Evan Tallman, Marilyn Sidwell, Dean Housel, Bob McCollister, Gretchen Yetter, Ioe Weber, Ann Wilson, and Margaret Kemp. ELASS UF 1945 CLASS OFFICERS TOM DUNNINGTON ..... President BILL OLSON .... . Vicevpresident MARY IAYNE BALDWIN , . . Secretary MISS ANNE WACHS . . Faculty Adviser Back Row: R. Crow, Benning, Baldridqe, Blakesley, Calkins, L. Dohrer Bow Three: Conklin, Crain, D. Duncan, B. Duncan, Devine, Burton, Dvorsky Bow Two: Buxton, B. Crow, S. Barnes, Burnett, Albrecht, Baldwin, B. Crow, Chervinka Bow One: Condon, Eakes, Baker, Dunninqton, Brawner, G. Dohrer, Coulter, Burmeister Back Bow: Greer, Flerninq, Godbey, Hiscock, Gilpin, Krouth, Ellis, Enqlert Bow Three: Hunter, Krinqel, Korab, Kreiq, Hiqley, Gay, Fulton, Kron, Kirby Bow Two: Graef, Hunt, Hudson, Horrabin, Kelly, Goodnow, Iohnson, Fiqq Bow One: Fisher, Hinrichs, Kinney, lump, Gunderson, Fountain, Goetz, Gardner EL!-XSS UT 1945 Back Row: Potter, Murphy, Heed, McCreedy, Paulus, Parizek Row Three: Patty, Orr, Marsh, Reimers, Matthess, A. Miller, Rooso Row Two: Morgan, Penninaroth, D. Miller, Rochau, Michel, Pate, Neracl, Moss Row One: Nolan, Pudail, Olson, Nelson, Lacina, I. Miller, Rossie, Parks Back Row: Wolfe, Teety, Yoder, Wheeler, Shacklett, Whitsell, Scales How Three: Winslow, Snook, C. Smith, Villhauer, Skay, Shank, Schmidt, Zeman How Two: Wicks, Wanamaker, Vtficlcizer, Slemmons, Maher, Schnoeloelen, Taylor, Strasburg Row One: Soukup, Yansky, Stewart, D. Smith, Wolte, Schenck, E. Smith, Waery, Swisher CLASS UF 1947 Back Row Row Bow Row CLASS OFFICERS CHARLES KELLY .4.... President NORMA GERABD . . . Vice-President CAROLYN COVBBT ..... Secretary MB. MEBLE OHLSON . . . Faculty Adviser MISS DOROTHY HAESEMEYER . Faculty Adviser Bow: Beuter, Dunlap, Bowers, B. Dohrer, Burney, Eminert, Fuhrmeister, Crurnley, Albright Crowtoot Four: Burton, Anderlik, Covert, Evans, Flag, Braverrnan, Bockenthien, Frohwein, Coqlan, D Black Three: Cilek, P. Dohrer, Fisher, Alteneder, Anderson, Ashton, Conover, Brown, Barker Two: Borts, Baculis, Dunshee, Cerrriak, Funk, Colony, Emrich, Cady, Cress One: Chelt, Barclay, Brennernan, Butler, Beck, Cannon, Dean, Carson, Duffy, Brawnor Back Bow: Meardon, l-lerrina, Keeler, Faris Bow Four: Kolar, laqqard, D. Gerard, Kent, Hutt, Kirby, Neurnann Bow Three: Krotz, Lynch, Keiser, W. Hudson, Nichols, Fliss, Kina, Hoop Row Two: Lee, Nunn, N. Gerard, Kelly, Gunderson, Hamm, Kloos, Horst Bow One: Fryauf, Knower, Guthrie, Kuhlman, Keys, Hurlburt, Grirnsley, Harris EL.. 55 RUF 1947 Back Row: Pitman, Shatter, Propst, Means, Simpson, Peterson, Smith Row Four: Parsons, Lord, Rossie, l. Schmidt, O'Connor, Pate, Roqler Row Three: Reece, Marshall, G. Schmidt, Poland, Oldis, Parker, Proehl Row Row Back Row: Tucker, Williamson, Wray, Snider, Vevera, Sweetinq, Stratton Row Four: Simpson, Sybil, Walters, Wieder, Stewart, P. Tarrant, Shimon Row Three: Wilson, Vesely, Tyndall, Thomas, Willhite, Ten Eyck, Stika Row Two: Strub, Seydel, Shrader, Wylie, Swartz, Walters, Warson Row One: Sanqster, Schindler, Scannell, Zeithaniel, Spencer, Smith, White, Two: McNamer, D. Peterson, Sladelc, Slavata, Miller, Martin, Shatter, Records One: Reeds, Petsel, Opstad, Qpfell, Ricketts, Riecke, McLaughlin, Roth R. Tarrant IQLAS5 Ulf l94H Back Bow Bow Bow Bow Back Row Bow Bow Bow CLASS OFFICERS C. A. BUNDELL ....... President LABBY NCVY . . . Vice-President fC ANN HUNTER . . . . Secretary MISS NORMA PEPLEH . . Eaculty Adviser MfSS KATHBYN LETTS . . . Faculty Adviser Bow: Adrian, Bollinger, Beuter, Bireline, Cooney, Alteneder, Charbon Four: Baldridae, Braverman, Cannon, Emrich, Crow, B. Barnes, Buxton Three: Canney, Aldershot, C. Colony, Barto, Beals, Maye Brownell, Coqlan, Mayme Brownell Two: Barker, Boyle, Dohrer, Blake, Ahrens, H. Barnes, Chelf, Fenton One: Cerrnak, Anci-aux, E. Colony, Brown, Achenbach, Davis, Albrecht, Erauenholtz Bow: Buckman, lohnson, Hartviqsen, Houston, Evers, McDaniel, lanes, Hunter, Hill, Irwin Four: E. Huffman, Kolstead, Meardon, Kanak, Hacker, G. McCornas, Franklin, Evans, Larew Three: Marner, M. Hills, Kemp, Kaspar, A. Hanshew, Liahtner, Gay, Mackey Two: Holm, Hall, B. Hanshew, Mellicker, Frantz, Fuhrrneister, Evans, Dunlop One: B. Huffman, Brant, DeFrance, Lawson, Lacina, Kelly, ludd, Kerr, Hoag, McComas ELASS UP 1948 Back Row Row Row Row Back Row Row Row Row Row: Char Powers, Kabela, Lee, Larew, Marsh, Potter Four: Charlotte Powers, Detweiler, Mott, Petrick, M. Miller, Reiehle Three: Penninqroth, Reeder, Qrqan, Meeker, Prizler, Novy, Optell Two: A. Miller, Peet, C'Bannon, Moellerinq, Pinney, D. Miller, Lansinq, Peterson One: Poqqenpohl, S. Pechman, P. Pechman, Penland, Paulus, Preiss, T. Miller, Langdon Row: P. Switzer, Hundell, D. Sirub, Schuppert, Younq, Schump, Yedlik, D. Waqnor Four: Swaner, Whitver, Shatter, Wendler, Simpson, Schnoebelen, l. Wagner, White Three: Zelanik, Thompson, Sladek, Sniith, Reichardt, D. Strub, Tallman, Vorheis Two: Wilson, Wallace, Van Nest, Shalla, Tyndall, Willonq, Schreiber, Wolfe, Sieqlinq One: E. Walters, Woods, N. Switzer, Slavata, Troyer, F. Walters, Spaan, Winborn QB ELAS5 Back Row: Albright, Lucky, Tomas, Lightner, Littrell, York, Alberhasky, lrvin, Sorenson Row Row Bow Bow Four: Hart, Weber, Fromm, S. Goss, I. Montgomery, Bose, Schultz, Singleton, Thomas, Roberts Three: Heiney, Goody, Kennedy, Parizek, Carmean, Katzenmeyer, Fliss, Lovetinsky, Boyle Two: C. Yoder, Sindelar, Grove, Williams, Dunlap, Cooper, Benjamin, Noel, Bauer, Brenneman One: Montgomery, Kral, Yeslinek, B. Goss, lohnson, Zimmerman, Proehl, Iones, Dutcher, Miller, Novotny A Q? Q Q? SIZ6 lla' Ywx lf,s' iw' x M FUUTBALL Back row: Coach Schwank, Asst. Nichols, Miller, Schrieber, Lackender, Buppert, Co-Capt. l-lirt, Strub, Fryauf, Snider, Co-capt. Wilson, Asst. Uknes. Second row: Gunderson, E. Smith, Freeman, Cannon, Housel, Fisher, Devine, Strasburg, Condon, Lacina, Oldis. Front row: Eakes, Butler, Krall, Voelckers, Sangster, Washburn, Olson, Lee, K. Smith, Marshall. l. Co-captain Tug Wilson- 169 pound senior end. Several passes to Tug resulted in long gains. The opposition didn't try to run his end very often, because it resulted in too many losses. Tug won his letter last year, too, 2. Co-captain Tommy Hirt--205 pound senior tackle. Tommy was the mainstay of the line and held our green team to- gether. He has had all-state recognition for two years-1943, I. D. P. A.'s third team and Des Moines Registers first team- -1944, I. D. P. A.'s third team and Registers second team. Hirt is a four-year letter winner. 3. Ted Gunner Gunderson-151 pound junior quarter and halfback. Ted was the best blocker in the backfield. 4. Russ Laclcender-163 pound senior end. Russ' first year at football, but he played like a veteran. 5. Lenard Strasburg - 147 pound junior center. lf you're tough enough, you don't need Weight Stras is tough. 6. Carl Bubby Voelckers-150 pound senior guard. An aggressive, watch-charm guard. Carl's second letter, 7. Bob Lee -l54 pound senior guard. Dislocated shoulders hindered Bob's play. Bob's second letter. B. Harold Eakes-M163 pound junior end. Harold should add strength to the flarikers. 9 Bob Strub' 'l8O pound senior end and guard. Bob had his night against Burlington. His second letter. FUUTBALL Bill Olson 150 pound junior halfback. Bill was slowed down by a bad ankle. Leo Washburn 140 pound sophomore fullback. A liqht-weight, but a fighter, Don Bud Ruppert 154 pound senior end and back. Bud iilled in at almost any place. lim Rock Sanqstcr 148 pound sophomore quarterback and riqht half. lim's passinq from the port side is very valu- able. Bob Krall 150 pound junior halfback. Bob was hampered by injuries. A triple threat backg it's Bolfs sepond letter, Evan Smith 157 pound junior end. That Sanqster to Smith combination should prove valuable. Bob Feets Freeman 162 pound junior end. Catching passes is Bob's specialty. Wayne l3odqy Lacina 172 pound senior fullback. Badqy was hampered toward tho end of the season wilh ljarl ankles. Dean Housel 140 pound senior halfback. Speed had to take the place of size for Dean, Bob Devine 180 pound junior center. Bob's a biq boy who should bo hard to hold down. Chet Miller 247 pound senior center and tackle. A big boy thats hard to move. Chet's third letter, Ruben Snider 197 pound senior tackle. Rube was awarded third team all-state on both tho 1. D. P. A. and tho Dos Moines Reqisler. This is Rube's fourth year as a varsity leiter-winner. Don Corky Fryaul 163 pound sophomore quard and tackle. With two years left, we should hear lots about Cork. Moline 7-Iowa City 6. A jinx score from last year when we lost two games by that score. Lacina scored the lowa City points. Clinton 26-lowa City 0. The Hawklets outgained the River Kings, but Clinton's speed and break away plays jolted the Hawklets. Davenport 32- Iowa City 6. The lowa City passing attack out-downed the lmps l3-3, but it also resulted in scores for Davenport. Sangster passed to Freeman for the l. C. score. Dubuque 13-Iowa City 0. Dubuque couldn't do much on their own offensive, but they used the Little Hawks' passes for their scores. Two interceptions resulted in Ram touchdowns. Iowa City 26-Ma- Kinley KC. RJ 6. The Hawklet homecoming was successful in swamping the Golden Bears. Snider and Devine scored once each and Olson scored twice for l. C. Marshalltown 38- Iowa City 0. Shaw led Marshalltown's touchdown parade to romp on the Hawklets. Franklin 13-Iowa City 12. The Little Hawks came back the second half to score both touchdowns with Housel doing the honors. Time ran out with the Hawklets marching toward another score. Iowa City 6--Burlington 6. The Grey Hounds were supposed to romp all over l. C. but the Hawklets refused to disappoint their dads on Dad's Day. Washburn's score in the final period tied the undefeated Burlington team. Wilson 12-Iowa City 0. The Little Hawks were defin- itely off the beam as Wilson took the last game of the se-ason. The only bright spot in the lowa City team was the usual sterling play of Tommy Hirt. Even with a poor won-lost record, lowa City was well represented on the all-state teams. Ruben Snider was named third team on the l. D. P. A. and Des Moines Register selections. Tommy Hirt was named as second team all-state on the Des Moines Register and first team for l. D. P. A. Hirt and Tug Wilson were elected honorary co-captains for the season of l944. GULF Thomas, Proehl, Cannon, Dean, Devine, Burney Four lettermen, all members of the l944 Mississippi Valley Conference golf champions, returned this season. The letterrnen are Bob Devine, Otto Proehl, Gerri Cannon, and Sonny Dean. This year's squad was coached by lver Opstad, who is taking the place of Fran Merten while he is serving in the armed forces. B SHETBALL Varsity team picture on preceding page:- Back row: Kallaus, Drake, Sehr, Ruppert, Van Deusen. Second row: Manager Oldis, Freeman, Krall, Lackender, Proehl, Coach Schwank. Front row: Godbey, Hartzler, Smith, Olson, Higley. 1. Otto Proehl-senior guard. A member of the splinter squad that helped so much in the devel- opment of the team. 2. Bob Krall-junior forward. Bob is a flashy player that would go in if Freeman or Van Deusen Weren't hitting. His scoring bursts helped several times. 3. Russ Lackender-senior guard. Russ made the first team in the middle of the season and wouldn't give it up. He gathered two letters at Sharon before transferring to City High. 4. lim Van Deusen-junior forward or center. lim has a reputation for being able to make im- possible shots. He was second high in conference scoring, with 120 points. 5. Bob Freeman-junior forward. Bob's one hand push-shot is very familiar to I. C. fans. Bob topped the conference scoring race with 151 points. This is Bob's second letter. 6. Evan Smith-junior center. Evan should be hard to stop next season. 7. Bill Olsen-junior guard. Bill's specialty is defense work. 8. Dean Hartzler-senior forward. A speed boy that's hard to Watch. Dean earned a letter at Riverside last year. 9. Don Sehr-senior center. Shorty is a six-foot, five-inch boy who controlled rebounds for the Hawklets. Don gathered two letters at Sharon before coming to Iowa City this year. 10. Dick Kallaus-senior guard. Dick is the only senior letterman from last year. His defense work was a bright spot for the Hawklet. 11. Dick Drake-junior guard or center. Dick had mumps in midseason and never seemed to get back in the groove. He will bear watching next year. 12. Don Bud Ruppert-senior center. Bud was one of the strong reserves that bolstered the first team when they needed help. Fresh-soph team picture on preceding page:- Back row: Cady, Fuhrmeister, Schindler, Coach Ray, Carson, Opstad, Troyer, Scannell. Front row: Roth, Sangster, Dean, Cannon, Beals, Reichardt. I. C. 30-West Brunch 16. The Little Hawks had trouble hitting the basket in the first half, but the second Canto barrage dumped the Bears. Scoring: Van Deusen-19 points. I. C. 29-Wash- ington 28. The Hawklets couldn't tone down their fast break to the small floor at Washington, but came through in the end. Scoring: Van Deusen-12 points. I. C. 65-West Liberty 16. Limiting the Comets to two field goals in the whole game, Iowa City made it three in a row. Scoring: Van Deusen-13 points. I. C. 43-McKinley IC. RJ 28. The Schwankmen blasted the Golden Bears for the first conference win. Scoring: Freeman-16, Van Deusen 14 points. Davenport 39-I. C. 32. The lrnps hold a jinx on I. C. teams at Davenport. Scoring: Drake-13 points. Burlington 38- I. C. 33. Iowa City dropped this heart-breaker to the Grayhounds in the last few minutes after lead- ing most of the way. Scoring: Freeman-14 points. I. C. 59-Wayland 23. The Little Hawks took this extra easily. I. C. 36-Franklin KC. RJ 24. The Hawklets went back into conference play with a win over the Thunderbolts. Scoring: Freeman-15 points. I. C. 48-Dubuque 32. The whole outfit was on the beam to stun the favored Rams. Outstanding for our Little Hawks was Kallaus on defense-holding Kremer to two field goals. Scoring: Freeman--17, Krall 15, Van Deusen-10 points. I. C. 34-Clinton 24. Iowa City's defense was clicking wonderfully to jolt the River Kings. Scoring: Freeman-ll points. I. C. 36-Davenport 24. The Hawklets weren't to be denied this one. Scoring: Van Deusen-12, Freeman-ll points. Clinton 41-I. C. 40. With both teams playing top-flight ball, the River Kings squeezed past Iowa City. The Hawklets played without the services of Don Sehr, regular center, who was out with mumps. Scoring: Van Deusen-13 points. I. C. 34- Frcrnklin IC. RJ 29. The most outstanding feature of the game was the defensive play of Dick Kal- laus. Scoring: Van Deusen-13, Freeman 12. I. C. 56-Roosevelt lC. RJ 32. The Schwankmen turned loose their heavy artillery to roll over the Rough Riders. Scoring: Van Deusen-18, Freeman SHETBALL -13, Krall-lO points. I. C. 50-Wilson fC. RJ 16. With Sehr controlling rebounds and playing Qreat defensive ball, the Hawklets walked all over the Cedar Rapids city champs. Scoring: Free- man-17, Van Deusen-14 points. I. C. 51-Roosevelt KC. RJ 39. Freeman led the rout in the last conference game of the season with 21 points. I. C. 64-Oskalooscx 37. Playing the preliminary Game to the Iowa-Illinois game in the Iowa Fieldhouse, the Hawklets walloped Oskaloosa in a final non-conference game before starting into tournament play. Scoring: Van Deusen-21, Freeman- 2O points. District Tournament. Muscatine 38--I. C. 33. City High hit a snag in their first state tournament game to fall before the powerful, state-finalist Muskies. Freeman and Van Deusen again led the way, but the strong Muskie defense held them to 9 points each. Lackender's cool play kept the Hawklets in the game all the way. This concludes the most successful season a City High basketball team has enjoyed. The Hawklets finished in undisputed first place in the Mississippi Valley Conference race. Bob Freeman and lim Van Deusen were the top two scorers of the conference-Freeman with 151 points, an aver- age of 13.7 per game: and Van Deusen with 120 points, or an average of 10.9. Freeman and Van Deusen were elected to the first all-city team with Sehr, Lackender, and Kallaus on the second team and Drake on honorable mention. The I. D. P. A. all-state selections gave Freeman, Van Deusen, Lackender, and Sehr honorable mention. The Des Moines Register placed Freeman on the all-state third team and gave Van Deusen, Lackender, and Kallous honorable mention. TENNlS Row one: Cady, Duncan, Higley, Knower, Godbey Back row: Rogler, Thomas, Bulls, Opstad, Colony The largest squad in the school's history reported for tennis this year, but only one letterman, Bruce Higley, was among them. Inexperience and the fact that they had no coach at first handicapped the squad but these were overcome as the season grew older. Higley, Freeman, Bulls, Godbey, Rogler, and Duncan showed the most promise in early season matches. Meets were scheduled with Mississippi Valley schools and the team was entered in the district tournament. INDIVIDUAL EVENTS 100-yard dash-Lay UCD Quad meet--l944. Time-:lU.6. 220-yard dash-Wilson CU. Hil Triangular-l945. Time --124. 440-yard dash--Harper KU. Hil Triangular- l945. Time -:55.6. 880-yard dash-Housel UCD Quad meet-l944. Time- 2:O9.8. Mile run-Eliason fWest Libertyl Quad meet--1944. Time-4:58.9. l20-yard high hurdles- Fisher fMount Vernonl Quad meet-l944 and Wilson tlCl Triangular-l945. Time -:l7.8. 200'yard low hurdles-Kendall CU. Hi? Quad meet--1944. Time--:26.6. Pole vault-Wilson UCD lnterclass ---'- l944. Height- 9 it High iump--Wilson ilCl lnterclass--1944. Height-5 it 10 inches. Broad jump--Wilson KU. Hil Triangular-1945. Distance 19 ft. 5 inches. Shot put -Wilson fWest Libertyl Triangular- l945. Dis tance--41 ft. lV2 inches. Discus-Olson UCD Triangular--l945. Distance--ll4 it 4 inches. Football throw--Koch fMount Vernonl Quad meet- -1944 250 points. RELAYS 440-yard--Sophs fICl iQlson, Smith, Krall, Gundersonl Interclassel944. Time-:50.8. 880-yardvU. Hi tHarper, Reichardt, Williams, Wilsonl Dunnington, Hartvigsen, Housell lnterclass--1944 Time--l:-49.6. Mile medley- - Quad meet-1944. Time-l:4l. Two mile-IC tRoqers, Freeman, Gunderson, Eakesl Mile---U. Hi. Triangular--1945. Time---314813. Sprint medley-KZZO, 110, llO, 4401-luniors UCD tEakes, Quad meet--1944. Time--9:27.8. Co-captains were Dean Housel and Tug Wilson. Back Row: Coach Schwank, Coulter, Eakes, Wilson, Gunderson, Hirrrichs, Olson, Harris, Beck, C. Miller, Brawner Zeithamel, Troyer, Hudson, Condon, Mozee How Two: Smith, Housel, Guthrie, T. Miller, Walters, Reece, McNamer, Parks, Fliss, Barclay, Roth, Carson, Nichols, Roqler Makin, Zeman Row One: Hoffman, Spaan, D. Strub, Yoder, Sindelar, Kennedy, Williams, Houston, Hartvigsen, Barnes, Lord, Bowers BASEBALL The first baseball team to represent City High since l9lO played a l4 game schedule this year. Earl Sangster was secured as coach ot the team. Fifty-tive boys reported for practice, bringing the total number of boys participating in spring sports to l35. Coach Sangster stated that Hartzler, Drake, Qldis, Sangster, Snook, Krall, Lackender, Sehr, Beals, Hartvigsen, Reichardt, Kelly, Schindler, Van Deusen, Condon, Ruppert, lack Nel- son, and lump were among the more promising candidates. A number of freshmen and sopho- mores also showed promise and should develop into good material next year. The schedule included games with Cotter, Solon, Davenport, Durant, West Branch, and Roosevelt of Cedar Rapids. Bardo W-,M s X A, , A N . 5 gif? ' VOLLEYBALL Yetter, Hubbard, Spaan, Wray, Benning, Ziemer, Gerard HOCKEY Hubbard, Yetter BASKETBALL Hunt, Nunn, Funk, Korab, Tucker, Douglas, Gerard BADMINTON Douglas, Korab, Gunderson Miss Martha Ann Isaacs Pep Club Adviser PEP CL B Bark Row Raw Raw Raw Raw: Ziemer, Sybil, Yetter, Hubbard, Donohue, I, Paulus, Reimers, Enqlert, lanes Four: M. De Reu, Douglas, Baldwin, McNamer, O'Connor, Murray, Hauser, lsaacs Tln-ro: Williamson, Ashton, Rummelhart, Fenton, Kemp, Frohwein, Nunn, Gerard Two: E. Wylie, Cross, Husa, Slemmons, Marshall, Farrell, Browning, Waqner One: Barnes, Horialuin, Records, Kelly, S, DeReu, l. Wylie, Rlakcslry, Pnclail, Lacina, Tuttle, Gaadnnw, Crcw OFFICERS CORKY DOUGLAS . . . . Captain GRETCHEN YETTER . Assistant Captain MARILYN SIDWELL . . . . Manager MARTHA ANN ISAACS . Faculty Adviser ..c.- - M , .. . H... r 1 , r ,.,, v . Back Row: Sidwell, Reqer, Mclltaniels, Miller, Kariak, Tucker, Neumann, Roose, Ricketts Raw Four: Wheeler, Klan, Wiclcizer, Ernrich, Shaffer, Wilson, Wray, Hiscock Raw Tlireez McCamas, Hay, Asenbrener, Schmidt, l. Slavata, Clielt, Parker, Ellis, Krinqcl Raw Two: L. Dolirer, Wiclcs, Crumley, Simpson, Nolan, Riecke, Qpfell, Benning Raw One: Swenka, Rliacklett, Waaner, Wallace, Barnes, P. Dahrer, E. Slavata, Cannon, Dow, Hoag uf Bcruk Row: Kennedy, M. Kirby, D. Boldwin, Lee, Ashton, Crurnley, Brown, Boyle, Mrs. Snntli How Three: Krinqel, Hiscock, Kordb, Fenton, Gerard, Dunlcxp, Benning, Gower, I. Bdldwin, B. Kirlvy How Two: Douqlos, Donohue, S, DeBeu, Cress, Clielf, Hulaliurd, Hunt, Froliwein, Browning, M. Dvlieri, Altt llf rlfr How One: Gunderson, Hornrn, Grcref, Goodnow, I, Kelly, M, Baldwin, Barnes, Kelly, Kerr, Lawson Bork Row: Simpson, Teeiy, Taylor, Boose, Whitsell, Tucker, Willidrnson, Tuttle, Nelson How Foul: S, Slidfler, Wrcry, M. Miller, Wcrqner, B. Wylie, Wilson, Zienier Sylvil, Sclnnidt Row Three: G. MCCornds, Proelil, Wcrilcrce, B. Shaffer, Records, I. Wylie, Gldis, Bowel, Wicks Row Two: Rumrnollicrrt, E, Miller, S. MCCornus, E. Slcrvdtu, I. Sluydrd, Nolan, Nunn, Snider, O'Conn wr How One: Slernrnons, Pudqil, Ricketts, Reicke, Mrs. Sniitli, Funk, Spufrn, Nwuniunn, Ywltor, Eiitlwvll OITICHBS: Preside-nt, Ioan Baldwin, Vice-President, Marilyn Sidwell, Swprerriry, l3t,rotliy llulfltunlr lreusur Yettor, Fdciulty Adviser, Mrs. Wilrnrr Srnitli. , 4 91 x - X I?.1vk Raw: SlL'll1IllOIlS, Wl1eelo1, Husu, Meordon, Crumley, Roose, Reqwr, NQ111nc11111, Miller Huw Ilkllllf D11l11o1', Slmllvl, P. 'lL111n111t, WL1q11e11', SI1lClQI, Nunn, WilliC1111so11, S. Si111ps1111, WICIY Huw Three: pC1lllllS, O'CO1111o1', D. SHIHIDSOIX, G. Mp'QTklIl!US, W11'ks, R0i1nQ1s, Wl1iI11, Sclnniclt Huw 'l'wc1.' VV1ls11n, M1111ll01i11q, W11q11v1, l3111111i11q1wtl1, Winlwvrn, Rifkvlts, S. lVlCC11111e1s, W111s1111, VV'11ll1 H11111' One: Kvlly, l71111l1111, Spfmn, Gwwm, Miss NVi11l11qlC-1, l.111'111c1, P111iqil,Op1le1ll, K1i1111wl, I. VVyli11,'ll1ll111111 l7111'k HOW: S. l511Re'11, Crww, lil. DORAL1, Gu11cl11Qw, llllis, Evans, All11iql11 Hmv l1llll'PG.' l'5v111sky, P. l'3.1l11v1, Hunt, liw11xp, Pmylw, ljmkwr, liIlLIll'Il Huw TWU: Asldwn, P1'c1l1WOi11, l'1c1111'11l1c1lIZ, luilcl, G1'c'111l, Clwss, l3lf1l:v2 Huw QUHLI' Cflwll, Bc11'11ws, K. Kvlly, F011tn11, Miss W111l1iqlo1, Kv111, Hill, A. I,11c'1111.1, Davis Olil'lFlfllfT: P1wsi1l-1111, llwlvn Uwwv-15 Viwf-P1wsi1l1111l, Mmy lxl1IlllII7f S CIvIc11v, Wf1111lf1 53111111117 11 :s 1- , f llllllll l11111 I1111 llLl1'llllY Aivism, Miss FliL'11lfwll1 VVi11l,1ic'1l111. DA EE BAN Back Row: Row Two: How One: Vocalists: Director: Emmert, Miller Willhite, Knowles, Potter, Guthrie, Bishop, Dunshee Gower, West, Kirby, Nesbitt, l-lurtviqsen, Godbey, Mcxrsh, Dvorslcy, Parizelc Harris, Williamson Pearl West BA D Flutes: Covert, Carmean. Oboes: Penland, Tyndall. English Horn: Penland. Eb Clarinet: Benjamin. Bb Clarinets: Kirlwy, Mr'Cnmas, Tlronrpsnn, Barker, ludd, Novy, l-lunt, Wieder, Keisler, Tallman, Navotny, Miller, Noel, Alla Clarinels: Kvrr, Svlrrnirlt. Bass Clarurels: Cooper, Sorensarr, Bassoonsf Delfranrv, Kelley. A110 Saxfwplronesf Hartviqsrrrr, Kirlry. Tcvrrur' Srrxrvrvlrrrrivs' Garllrny, Frarrmrlraltf. Barilarre Saxaplrmre: Nesbitt, Came-ts: Knowles, Matt, Parixak, Wrlllritfr, Prrttvr. 'l'1r11r1r.r01s: Grrtlrriv, Hart, Hrrvwrr, Willrarrrs, Srrrdelar, Sclrrrridt, Hwrrrsf laaqarrl, Dcrrrrrirrarotlr, Kcular, Walkfrr, Winks. 'l'1or11l1w11Cs.' llrrrrslrvo, Hrslmp, Crwlcvrry, Bfrrilfrires: lrNoadlw1rrrr,Shank. Basses: Millar, Hatrsvl. Ty11r,rJ1111r: Brixton, 5114110 llrrrrrr: lfrrrrrrort. Hass 171111115 Walters. Drrestcvr: Williarrr Gowm. ASSll7ff7lll lHllCVlUI.' llvarl Wrist. UHEHESTH Flutes: Carolyn Covert, loArrne Carmean. Oboes: Walter Penland, Bruce Tyndall. Clarineis: Gwendolyn McCamas, Marion Kirlwy, Evelyn Barker, Larry Novy. Bassocvns: Leonard DeFranCr1, Patsy Kelley. Hams: CT1llVlGF'1 laqaarfl, P-'Nara Pvrrrrirrarwtlr, Charles Walker, Neil wrt-ks. T11r111pe'!s: Bruce Knowles, Bal: Matt. TIOI1ll10llGS.' Dcrarr Urirrslr wfff, Krrrrrrrrtlr Bislrop, lfdqar' Colony. Tuba: Clrastvr Miller. Tyrrrparrri Shirley Buxtwrr. First Violins: Helen GOWN, Lillian Pariwvk, Dirk llurrstwrr, llarriet Woods, lane W0rvrllnrr'1r, lrrrre Koralv, Carolyn Martin, Lorna Terr Eyck, Maraarwt Lev, Narrry Spvrrvvrr. Sctwrrtl Vlolrrisf l0Arrrr Hunter, Dori Knlar, Dcrris Hall, Marilyn Ncrwil, Carole Wlritelwok, Dorrrra Lrrvky, Lcirrairrv Nylvak- kan, lflairrv Sudlartvk, larris Parixok, Lyrrrr Crow, Raolearr Arnisli Violas: Margaret Marslr, Mary Dvarsky. Cellars: Harriet Barnes, Siqrrrr Opsiad. Bass: Ann Tlrornpson. Director: Mrk Williarrr Gower. Assrslarrl Drrectcrr: Mrs, Doratlry Hillis. IXED EHUHUS Hawk How How How Row: Husfr, Kemp, Slrrmmons, Sidwell, l-Iimichs, Harris, Durminqion, Boker, Beck, Smith, Funk, Allumuht, Turmnt, Villlmurfr lvlcrrtin Tlrree: Korcrlv, lnlrnscvn, Hunt, Wilsor., Pfrrks, Colony, Opstcrd, Nolson, Srwrrrfvr, Hrwclqvrs, Horst, l-lrsvrufk, Stilccr, Dfrliwrl Tww: Sniflvr, Sylwil, Fmlrwf-in, Wyli4,v, Taylor, Rvcrds, Houscel, Ccldy, Bmrnurnin, Sinvlwlcrr, Purkvr, Crurnlvy, Offcrrlrrrrr, Kvisw Propsl One: H0051-, llcrrrinq, Klinqol, 'll1o1nuS, Yoder, W1llic1111.s, Ansel Marlin, Cooper, Morrlqfzrrrvry, Krmwlss, Brcrvnrrrmnr, Pmivxvlc Willirxllrscnrr, lcrncrs OFFICERS 'HUM l7llNNlNG'l'l,3N .,... . prwslllrrrrl l5l'fAN llfyllslll. , , , Vic'e'fl5Ii'Sl4ln'I1l lOYClf lQ3llNSQN . NANCY IONES BUYS . Lilwurifrrr GLEE CLUB K 'rx Burk Row: Opslnd, Hmrivhs, Hnrris, Dunninqion, Bcxkbr, Beck, Smith, Nelson Hww Two: Marlin, Tfrylnr, Hrrusrrl, Parks, Colony, SDEIICOY, Rndqbrs, Curly, Fvrrrmrrirr Hvw One: Fllmrncrs, Yoclvr, Willinrrrrs, RPG-ds, Sirldfllcr, Cfwvpvrg Mnrrrtqorrxvry, lincvwlvs GIRLS' ELEE ELUB Back Row: Records, McCOmc1s, Winborn, Sieqlinq, Hiclcetls, Kelly, Davis, Pebnninqroth, Wolfe Row TWO: Vlfilson, Whiiveir, Wclqnvr, Cannon, Blake, O'Bf1nnon, Komp, D. Simpson, Crwqlmi How Ole: Mr, Marlin, Nvnnicum, S. Simpson, Enqleit, Shaffer, Mcirnnr, Doliror, Kfinfxk, Lucky ir MI-XUHIGAL Buck flow: Gnwar, Smith, Hrirris, Dunninqton, Opsicid, Knowles Row One: Krinqel, Kahmp, Allvrocilil, l-liscock, Pcrrizvk, Ionfis THE H1211 MILL Victor 1-1erbert's The Red Mill was presented November 16-17, 1944, under the direction ol Ansel C. Martin. William Gower, Pearl West, and Mrs. Dorothy Hillis comprised the instrumental staff, and Mrs. Eunice Rundell was the accompanist. The cast of The Red Mill included: Con Kidder, 'Tom Dunninqtong Kid Connor, LeRoy Vanderberqp The Burqomaster, loe Bakery Franz, William Rodgers, Willem, Dick Becky K-arl Van Damm, Paul Opstadg Governor of Zeeland, Duane Smith, loshua Pennefeather, lack Harris: Gretchen, Lillian Parizek, Bertha, Martha His- cocky Tina, Nancy lonesp and the Countess de la Pere, Ruth Husa. PAI T A Il PATCHES Bnvk HOW! DIIIIIKIIW, Bulaifixiqw, FIYIILII, HCIIIIIS, UILIIS, IIOVMLIS, Hwssiv, VIILIYIOI HOW I'm1r: IUIIPS, Pmizwk, Ashton, Cmvv, Mxss Huqlws, Nwlfm, VVIISMI1, Yrwi-fx, II1IIIVIf'I?1'II, fl wf-1 Rm-.' TI11119: Hmvvumnl,IIm1sw1, Iiusn, ZIUIIIOI, IIL1I:Ivn11.I, Siniwwll, I. In1Imsw1m, O'x'U1111.,1 How 'l'xvu: VVIIIIKIIIISOII, I'c111wII, Ii. Iwlmsml, IQ1niq,I5wlsvI, I'ImIQg4-Is, Nwlswn, :IIIIIIYII Ix'uu'OI1o. Uvuilf-1, G111nIw1s.x11, I. IMIIIIIIIIIKIIHII, MilIw1,'I'. I31111xu1mg1I1za, Iiukfw, 'II1II1u1fm, II.-,-In OFFICERS ITVAN 'IALLMAN , , . 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Y :M X If 21 N g vf14.',gig - A g Nm yy . 5 - lj f - -Lm.,s ny 5' 5' Y lf I ' 15, - r- X 4 2 'M v ,Y if STAMP A D HUBBY Opfwll, Paulus, GUTTlIi0, Menus OFFICERS BOB PAULUS .... . Pwflifimfllt PON CU l'Hl-NF . , Vivw 17,1-Zfiiiikxllt BUD MFANS . . . Sw c'1r- wry MISS FVFIH MULLIN . . F11-'11l1y Anlviss-N: G. U. G. fws lim-lc How: Tulllmm Bnkvr, GOQTZ, Guthliel, Eames How Ulm: Kuwvvwr VVilSm1, Miss Huqlws, Nwlcm, Gllmi.-Ismm, I311r.11111f1lw11 OFFICERS TFP GUNDFRSON ,,.. . Prosinlmli IiF'l'lxY NOLAN . , . . Swvxrxtury MISS LOLA HUGHFS . , I'f1Cul1y Amivisw' lanie, by losephine Bentham and Herschel Williams, was presented on March l as the annual lunior class production. The cast was as follows: lanie, loyce lohnsong Scooper Nolan, Tom Dunningtony Mr. Van Brunt, Chan Coulter, Mrs. Colburn, Betty Crow, Mr. Colburn, lack Nelson: Dick Lawrence, Ted Gunderson, Mrs. Lawrence, Shirley Buxton, Mathew Q. Reardon, Tom Taylorg Rodney, Lenard Strasburg, Tina, Martha l-liscock, Elsbeth, Carol Crawford: Paula, Maggie Goodnowy Bernadine, Mary lane Baldwin, Deadpan, Bob Devine. The play was under the direction of Miss Hughes. YUU EA 'T TAKE TT WITH YUU - -Q -we -Q M K - u 1 4 K ,L ' The senior Gloss Chose You Con't Toke lt With You by Moss Hort ond Georqe S. Koiiinimi ds their onnuol production. lt wos presented on Moy 4. The Cost Wos os follows: Penelope, Helen Gowerg Essie, Ruth Husdg Rhebo, Mory Dunlop, Alice, Morilyn Sidwellg Mrs, Kirby, Ann Wilson: Qlqo, Morqorret Kernpg Goy, Gretchen Yettery Kohlenlcov, Bob MCCollister7 Poul, Evan Tollrnony De Pinno, Bill Rodqersy Ed, Harrold l-ldrtviqseny Donold, Fronlc Sniderg Grandpa, lon Dunninqtonq Henderson, Bill lohnsonq Tony, Deon Houselg Mr. Kirby, loe Weherg Men, Chester Miller, Lyle Miller, ond Kenneth Bishop. lcinot Zierner assisted Miss Hnohes in Coochinor the ploy. - - .. N.,-f . ...Lf--V' 5 Q MH ' ... wr .. . 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C. 6. !Nutf sed.l Pep Club starts the school year off with a bang! with the first hall dance. Everyone invited. OCTOBER P. T. A. Back to School Night. This time Dad gets a 7th period! . The Hawklets tackle Dubuque but are thrown for a loss, 13-0. Yippee! Homecoming! And the Little Hawks get on the right side of the ledger. l. C. 26, McKinley 6. We celebrate at the. Homecoming Dance. Marilyn Sidwell is crowned Homecoming Queen! Woe is us! Football-Marshalltown 38, I. C. U. lust missed it this time! Franklin 13, I. C. 12. Everyone cavorts at the junior class Halloween party. Guess what they're working for! Girl Reserves go on a Harvest Moon Hike. Aw heck, no boys allowed! Halloween and Paint and Patches play Sun-Up. NOVEMBER We all get hot under the collar at a political campaign assembly. The speakers support their candidates for the election tomorrow. Election Day! After all the votes are tabulated, President Roosevelt wins! Football-I. C. 6, Burlington 6. Iust one measly point! Miss Hughes stages an Armistice Assembly. Football-Wilson 12, 1. C. 0. !Gloom.J Operetta The Red Mill is the music department's production for this year. Whole town enjoys the delightful singing and colorful costumes. Poetry readers come forth with their annual assembly. Thanksgiving! Yum, yum. !Where'd my resolution for a diet disappear?l Basketball season starts with a bang! 1. C. 30, West Branch 16. We are entertained by Marcus Bach in an assembly on Little Known Religions. DECEMBER 1. C. scuttles Washington, 29-28. West Liberty falls before l. C., 65-16. A radio play, There Are No Little Things, is presented in assembly over the loud speaker. It urges us to buy war bonds. Yay, Red, Yay, White! I. C. 43, McKinley 28. Our old rival, Davenport, clips us 39-32. That day is here again! Book reports! Oh, woe! Burlington 38, I. C. 33. Vacation begins! Yippee! JANUARY School is resumed. !Groan.l Back on the victory trail . . . 1. C. 36, Franklin 24. Mr. Gill talks to us on Safety Education. Movie shows us how not to drive our car. DEAR DI RY Basketball-I. C. 48, Dubuque 32. End of semester. lOuch, those examsll The Clinton River Kings fall, 34-24. Music department plays host to assembly. Swing band plays some smooth numbers, madrigal sings, and we see an lnterlocken film. Ah, sweet revenge! l. C. 36, Davenport 241 l Dr. Higley puts us wise to the right care of our teeth. FEBRUARY The Clinton River Kings edge us out, 41-40. The annual vaudeville-a zany riot with lack Dooley as master of ceremonies. A hilarious high-spot is the faculty play-an old fashioned mellerdrammer. Rah, Rah, Rah, l. C. 34, Franklin 29. Iunior class puts on the dog at a Valentine party. The hall is decorated with hearts and flowers and love and stuff. Some Paint and Patchers give a play in assembly, Sleeping Dogs, a comedy about two young married couples and a house-to-house canvasser of public opinion. I. C. swamps Roosevelt, 56-32. Students from the speech department take part in the extemporaneous speaking contest. Nancy Iones and Harold Hartvigsen come off with lst and 2nd places, respectively. P. T. A. l:'ounder's Day Program. City High clinches the Mississippi Valley Conference championship-I. C. 50, Wilson 16. G. R.'s swing the Potomac Prom in the gym with our own Swing Band doing the honors. Whatta nightl The faculty has some fun at the Teachers' Dinner. Dr. Dunnington speaks in assembly on the Release of Power. MARCH Ianie is presented by the juniors as their play offering for the year. Ioyce Iohnson takes the title role. l. C. ruins Roosevelt, 51-39. Little Hawks roll over Oskaloosa in the S. U. I. field house, 64-37. Those busy juniors sponsor a card party and style show with everybody turning out to see the latest styles in swimming suits. Bwangl Whole school primps as the photographer comes out to take pictures for the annual. Red Cross assembly. Red Cross field director explains to us just what the Red Cross does. G. R.'s sponsor an Easter assembly. Chorus sings The Lord's Prayer and the Battle Hymn of the Republic. APRIL Swing band and madrigal journey to Clinton to entertain the soldiers at Schick Hospital. The big event of the year-the Iunior-Seniorl l MAY Seniors panic the audience with their play You Can't Take lt With You. I Senior Dayl This year's graduates present their assembly and then off for a good time. Baccalaureate. A Commencement-Hallelujah! Amen. School formally ends. All over for another yearl 0000 00000 PLAMOR BOWLING AND 00 0000000000000000000 E 5 0000000000000000000000 0000000 0000000 Bowl for H ealth' ' 00000 00000 223 E. 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