Iowa City High School - Red and White Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)
- Class of 1946
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Drawing AIORETTA YvEAR ND History AI.-XRTHA KOOL Art FLORENCE CHURCHILL English journalism RFFIE NIULLIN Latin I CQH. Pf1,E.-won VVARNER Textiles Home RIZIIIQIQCIUC fill.-XCE Loxc Ifnglish I CH.xRi.1ss 'l'R.xcHsEL Physics Dorus jorixsox Bookkeeping Latin lll.'XRGARI2'1' C.-xxxox School Nurse ANNIE XVAQHS lfnglish German French PAEULTY NflR.Xl.'X P. Y.xi.m2R Textiles I,oi.,x H von ES Speech Dramatics Interpretation RALPH SEi.i.HoRN Shop IRENE Gmximixxis String Instructor Roi,i,.-xxu R.'NY Hzithematics Bwpixif Rizizcis Foods .ib,adw ' LIBRARY S'I'AIfIf limi' Rozy: I,. Ruglc-13 C. II:-ye, R. XViIsfm, Ii. LIZIVSOII, N. VV:1IIzu'e, XI. NIIIIQ-r, Y. XXvI1l'i'IUI'. S. Lu x P. 'I'ccfx', If. Wvoltv, A. Ifcnton, I. Slzlvatzx. P. Ricketts, S. Shzicffer, CI. fI1'z1I1:lm, D. KIIQIN-I, YV I Il Q. HUILI I l f'nf1t RUE!! KI. ID4'Rc-11. AI, Clringcr, G. I'1uIgiI,-I. Iiclly, S.Y0mIc1', KI. Rouse MAIN OI IfICIf FORCIC limi' Razr: KI. :XIb1'vcI1t, I,. 15111-m-s,-I. Yan IDI-uscn. N. XVZIIIZICU, CQ. Pudgil Swami Razr: II. Pzxtv, II. Soukup, C. cI2II'CIIll'I', S. Yodc-1', XI. Pzltty, -I. I'zmIus, II. Pinm-V, I'. Bur cII'IIlQfl'I', KI. Rouse, KI. IIismck l r-nnf Rllflf' Hrs. Ray, Miss Doris Ifllzlck ,-Q 1 '7 Wi? C IRLS' ADX'lSlfR'S AND Nl,'RSIC'S Ol l lCIC FORLI H11 R o R n R n fl' Rnzcx' A. Poggvnpohl, R. fron, D. Hillm- rc Vl'lI!'l'l'.' D. Yvaltvrs, Wviuks, Xvylic- zz' 'l'r4'n.' B. I,ynch, AI. G1'i11,q:-1', H. Himmck fa' Uma' Y, Xx7hl'C'li'l', D. Simpson, KI. lil'iI1Q,fC'l, S. liuxn Iil'lI,DlNGS AND GROYNIJS limi' Ruff: SX'-'2lI'fZOIll1l'lIbi'l', lg0I1l'I'Z1gl'l', Klillcr, SfL'l'Ili'l l l'flIIf Razr: lfldm-V, Parsons, Xlzltthvss CAFICTICRIA ASSISTANTS Top Rofr: tl. Davis, li. Henderson, G. Grahznn, B. Klarshall, D. Gerard, B. Soukup Frozzf Ro-rv: T. Dnnnington, T. Taylor, B. Olson, llontgomery, D. Dnnshee, VV. Kolstcad, C. Donhznn, D. Dellric-, D. Frantz, LI. Poland, VV. Preiss, K. Brant, C. Colony lfmvl' Rrrzv: L. Novy, A. Colony, ll. Yillhaner, J. Kasper, Ll. Evans, D. 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Reporter Sunni Riseoizns Reporter C'u.xRI,Es Kr:I,l.s Reporter FIPN IXLM FIORPXLF CHLRLHIII MXRIIIX IXOOI Adviser fI,ittIe ilziwkb Adviser CAouunll Adviser tArtb SE IUH HU UPI HULL JOANN PAULUS Y aledictorian SHIRLEY BUXTON BETTY CROW RIARY DVORSKY NIARTI-IA HISCOCK DIANE HORRIABIN AUDREY HUNT CHAN COL LTER Salutatonan JOYCE JOHNSON RIARION KIRBY DOROTHY KIILLER CTVVEN PUDGIL RIARY ROOSE EVAN SMITH 1945 Maul 1 MR Ye Kev- rj OTIIICR SICNIURS GRADVATING Dox.u,n C.u.K1xs, Bessm Dum, and Roneier Rossm l,l'IN.-XRD S'1'R.xsisL'RG lioxxiis XVAX.-K,Xl,XKER DIANE Hokki-mix . Ri-xiyuoxim SCHLICHISR liixruiiiuxiz Mmks . CLASS OFFICICRS . President Vive-President D 5l.U.t.ml.y Faculty Adviser lfaeulty Adviser 'l'H If CliN'l'L'RIIfS' DRICAKI The world, tonight, is veiled in mist l'iIlSllI'llll1liIlj.f sears and tears. The stars smile on a peaceful sphere The Hrst in many years. 'l'ouight l dream in the twilight, So XUIIIILI and yet . . . so old, Dreauning the dream of the ages That a million lips foretold. Of a world at peaee, united VVhere the eommou man shall rul . . Yet realists eall us dreamers, sti And pessimists call us fools. But I dream on heeause l know That someday it shall he, The unity of all the earth As it was meant to lie. For dreams care not for failures past Ut iears of blood soaked trails The centuries await our seope, For them we shall IIUI fail. Hy Mun' Iltrxrrk CLASS HISTUHY On September 8, 1942, the members of the class of '46 entered the halls of lC.H.S. From the first they prom- ised to be an active class, when Ted Gunderson reached the finals of the poetry contest. They presented the fresh- man play, f'The Dyspeptic Ogre , starring Jim Waery, Shirley Yoder, Tom Dunnington, Mary Hunter, and Len- ard Strasburg in an assembly on December 2. To show that they did not want to be forgotten in the social world, they threw two 'fFreshmen Only parties. The first, on January 15, was sponsored by Miss Letts's ancient history classes. Lenard Strasburg was master of ceremonies at the second of these affairs held on May 21. A mock Shakespeare skit was presented by Jim Wiegand, Evan Smith, and Lenard Strasburg. Representing the class in organizations were: Mary Jane Baldwin, freshman representative to G.A.A., Mary Lou Kringel and Lillian Parizek were in Madrigal, De- light Matthess was the only freshman cheer leader, and Duane Smith was elected president of the newly organ- ized Stamp and Hinge. Bob Devine earned his first golf letter this year. This same class returned to school the next fall, con- scious a little more of what was going on. On February 16, they presented The Kid Makes Up His Mind with Jackie Gringer, Tom Taylor, Mary Hunter, Betty Crow, and Charlie Colony. Joyce Johnson, Lillian Parizek, Martha Hiscock, and Duane Smith took part in the operetta, My Maryland . Phyllis Teefy was chosen sophomore representative to G.A.A. and Jackie Kelly was a member of the G.R. cabinet. Madrigal Group claimed Lillian Parizek, Mar- tha Hiscock, Mary Lou Kringel and Mattie Albrecht. Delight Matthess, Le Roy Vandenberg, Bob Pate, and Bruce Higley were on the cheering squad. Bob Krall won a letter in varsity football and Bob Freeman in varsity basketball. Track letters were earned by Bill Olson, Bob Freeman, and Ted Gunderson. Golf and tennis letters were presented to Bob Devine and Bruce Higley, respec- tively. Not to be outdone by the Junior-Senior, they put on a Freshman-Sophomore party in the social hall that spring. This time, the freshies were guests of their older brothers and sisters. Starting out as upperclassmen, the juniors immediately selected Tom Dunnington, president, Bill Olson, vice- presidentg and Mary Jane Baldwin, secretary-treasurer. VVith thoughts of the Junior-Senior, the class began to earn money. After a year of hard, but enjoyed work, the amazing total earned was 15670. The actors in the class gave as their play Janie , Par- ticipating were Joyce Johnson, Tom Dunnington, Mary Jane Baldwin, Betty Crow, Shirley Buxton, Chan Coulter, Margaret Goodnow, Don Krieg, Martha Hiscock, Lenard Strasburg, and Bob Devine. Starring in Victor Herbert's operetta, The Red Mill , were Lillian Parizek, Tom Dunnington, Joe Baker, Mar- tha Hiscock, and Le Roy Vandenberg. The junior members earning letters on the Mississippi Valley Conference Championship basketball team were Bob Freeman, Jim Van Deusen, Bob Krall, Evan Smith, and Bill Olson. Winners of football letters were Bob Krall, Ted Gunderson, Bill Olson, Lenard Strasburg, Harold 'Eakes, Evan Smith, Bob Devine, and Bob Free- man. Bob Devine copped a letter in golf and Bob Free- man and Bruce Higley earned one in tennis. Track let- ter winners were Chan Coulter, Harold Eakes, Ted Gun- derson, Carl Hinrichs, Bill Olson, and Evan Smith. Bill Olson and Ted Gunderson were chosen as co-captains of the 1946 team. After the first year of baseball, Bob Krall, Bob Oldis, Jim Van Deusen, Charles Snook, and Bill Con- don earned letters. G.O.G. elected Ted Gunderson as president and Betty Nolan, secretary. Margaret Lee was a member of the Girls' Rifie Team. Duane Smith, Tom Dunnington, Mary Lou Kringel, Mattie Albrecht, Martha Hiscock, and Lil- lian Parizek sang in Madrigal. Tom Dunnington was president and Joyce Johnson, librarian, of mixed chorus. After a much needed three months' vacation, the seniors came back to elect Lenard Strasburg, president, Bonnie Wanamaker, vice-president, and Diane Horrabin, secre- tary-treasurer. Members of the senior council included Mary Jane Baldwin, Marion Kirby, Joyce Johnson, Mary Lou Krin- gel, Joann Paulus, Bonnie Wanamaker, Jackie Kelly, Betty Nolan, Margaret Goodnow, Betty Crow, Chan Coulter, Tom Dunnington, Don Krieg, Jim Van Deusen, Evan Smith, Bill Olson, and Lenard Strasburg. Mary Jane Baldwin reigned as queen over Homecom- ing. Her attendants were Joann Paulus, Joyce Johnson, Diane Horrabin, Audrey Ellis, Jackie Kelly, and Mar- garet Goodnow. Lillian Parizek, Duane Smith, Martha Hiscock, and Tom Dunnington had leading roles in the colorful oper- etta, Sweethearts . Shakespeare came to life when Paint and Patches presented As You Like It with Shirley Buxton, Don Krieg, Tom Dunnington, and Chan Coulter as senior leads. Bob Krall, Lenard Strasburg, and Evan Smith were chosen captains of the 1945 football team. Those receiv- ing letters were Smith, Krall, Strasburg, Bill Olson, Dale Stark, Bob Devine, and Harold Eakes. Evan Smith was elected to the first team I.D.P.A. and third team North's All-State, while .Lenard Strasburg and Bob Krall won honorable mention on both. Helping to win the 1946 state basketball championship were these senior letter winners: Bob Freeman, Bob Krall, Jim Van Deusen, Bob Crowe, Evan Smith, and Dale Stark. Freeman and Van Deusen were chosen as co-captains of the team. Freeman won a berth on first team I.D.P.A. and on North's first team All-State. North gave honorable mention to Van Deusen and Krall. Holding club ofhces were: Mary Jane Baldwin and Audrey Hunt, G.A.A. board, Gwen Pudgil, president of Girl Reserves, with ,Dorothy Slemmons, Joann Paulus, Audrey Hunt, Mary Dvorsky, Mary Reimers, Virginia Wheeler, Lorna Dohrer on the cabinet, Tom Dunnington, president, and Joyce Johnson, vice-president, Chan Coul- ter, secretary-treasurer, Betty Crow, program chairman, of Paint and Patches. Winning first with his original oration in the state for- ensic meet, Lenard Strasburg earned a four-year scholar- ship to the University of Iowa. Mattie Albrecht won first in the state with her contralto solo as did the Madrigal Group composed of these seniors: Mattie Albrecht, Joyce Johnson. Rex Parks, Carl Hinrichs, and Betty Nolan. Bruce Higley was captain of the cheerleaders. The first United Airlines plane to stop in Iowa City was christened by our own Bonnie Wanamaker, Again the actors stepped to the limelight and presented the outstanding plav, George Washington Slept Here , starring Martha Hiscock, Tom Dunnington, Mary Jane Baldwin, Boyd Workhoven, Shirley Buxton, Don Krieg, Lenard Strasburg, Jim fWaery, Joyce Johnson, Sally Barnes, Janet Shacklett, Mary Dvorsky, Dick Duncan, Rex Parks, and Margaret Marsh. ftie. LMS ENIOR CEHZBRITIES U 1 A wcthiest Most Qowffamf W ff' 3..f.aeal - Tbwx A SRM X Jlvxet Qesfi Davmcems , 'Geek Looki vx .aa V if K ', 'M V.: -1: .,.v'1 9 iw ,V,, Q R t ,AZV . , W.-ML W N 4..,,.x..,, My Q Q N BRN 5 Mvfgjil- , Evavx 2 Maw-g gb Q D vesse ukel 4: 1 M 'll .1z1'fii?'x i ' ?'f'a' .4 -S' - M3 K , 'QV' , T 'f 2:- ' in Q ,Sw Q V,,. x .v-. W - 5-Q4 H' l 'Mbna 2 EL S5 UF1947 CLASS OFIFICICRS Iloxxrn l iu1xL'1f ....... . President DALI2 Se.-xxxizri. . Vice-President AIARI.-KN U'CoNxoR . . . Secretary NIR. Ascuiaxniuixxiin . . lfacnlty Adviser limi' Rozy: R. linrieh, lf. Davis, S. Cress, -I. lfvans, J. Cilck, fi. Chase, D. Black Raza' Four: -I. Ashton, EI. Conover, B. Borts, G. Cermack, H. Anderson, R. Haenlns, XI. Amish, D. lfnnnert Raza' Tlzrwu' C. Covert, KI. DeRen, P. Anderlik, D. Alteneder, S. Albright, D. lfvzins Raza' 'l'r4'o: KI. Dayton, S. Crotoot, C. Cruinley, XV. Christensen, A. liravernmn, Crowe, D. Dnnshee Run' Uma' T. Burney, C. Duffy, A. Colony, D. Beck, G. Cannon, S. Dean, K. Carson, B. Barker lifzri Rn-ze: D. Gerard, li. King, VV. Hudson, B. Keys, li. Kent, VV. Horst, J. Frohwein Ron' 7vhl'f'!'.' K. Faris, N. lfigg, A. Ludvicek, N. Gerard, lf. Hopp, ll. Lickfett, D. liolzir Ru-zz' T'1c'o: G. Keeler, KI. Fnhrnieister, C. Huff, D. Herring, B. Kirby, lf. Hemingway Razz' Une: T. Kloos, L. H:1n1,XV. Fliss, D. Fryanf, D. Guthrie, C. Kelly, S. Funk EL S5 UP 152147 limi' Razr: S. Rcvonls, U. Nunn, If. Rlcans, K. Klillcr, l,. Roglcr, Cl. Parsons, KI. KYQYOIIIIOI Roz: 'l'l1l'l'l'.' S. Pzirkcr, KI. Hcrcdith, Ii. Paulus, R. Proc-hl, L. Lord, .I. Peterson, H. l,ym'h Razz' 'l'zc'u: D. Nh-zn'don, B. Neumann, Ii. Lind, D. Pearson, H. Propst Ron' Unw: H. Xlcxziinw, B. Roth, Opfell, P. LJDSUIKL D. Rm-cc, T. Nichols, li.fyBl'il'l1 mul' Roux' XXviCliL'l', lf. Slzivzltu, B. Xvilhitc, Rin-ako, P. Rickcttw, S. Smith, R. Strnb, KI. Scwzill Rn-14' l our: N. Swartz, KI. Thonizxs, R. Dunlap, H. Ya-sn-ly, XI. VVhitc, D. XVziltn-rs, R. Sclnnidt Ro I I1 -za' ' ' 1'e'w.' Cl. Roswic. KI. Wvzirson, N. Stewart, H. Sluiffcr, XV. Yansky, tl. VVylic, I.. Ten Iiyck, A. Srnnnu-I Ron' 'l'2:'u.' S. Simpson, Y. Uvilliznnson, Sclnnidt, R. Stikzl, IU. Snider. XVl'2ly', R. T1n'kL'i', B. Xvl'Vl'l'2l fill' Um: U. ,l'l'lIX2lXl'. U. S1-ydi-l, F. Spcrwcig l.. Zvitlmnwl, D. Sczunicll, I.. Schindler, -I. S1lllf,fSf1'l', R. NVils EL SS UP 1948 CLASS OFFICICRS 'lou lXlll.l.l2R . ..... . Prcsiilent lion l3i5A1.s . . Vice-Prcsiilent BIETTY Kiiluz . . . Secretary Miss lfuzsxian . . . Faculty Adviser Miss Hfxlzsi-jmliivifk .... . . Faculty Adviser Hari' Rn-zv: C. lilakc, KI. liraverinzm, C. Colony, C. llcye, R. Dolircr, li. llcals, L. IDl'Fl'2lllCC, A. Fenton Raza' Four: lf. Circ-c-lie, L. Crow, G. Buxton, P. Alclershof, P. Bowers, D. Burton, KI. Hoyle, S. Coglan Raza' Tlzrw: lf. llarker, L. Cook, K. Crowe, K. Fisk, L. Cannon, T. Baldriclgc, li. Altcnemler, R. Bollinger Raza' 'I'-Ivo: R. Cliclf, D. Hall, H. Cooney, KI. llcuter, S. Hacker, Y. liirelinc, lf. lioulton Razz' Umm' S. Albrecht, l. Davis, .l. Cffllliili, R. Brown, lf. Colony, li. Anciaux, H. lirawnc-r, l'. Dolircr. ll Alirvns lglllf' Roux' lg. Hoag, ll. Klclliker, ll. Kerr, A. Lawson, K. Kelly, A. Latina, D. Kliller, S. IXICCOIHHS Ron' 'l'l1rf'f'.' S. Kiscr, D. Houston, C. jones, D. Dunlop, R. Gay, lf. Huffman, D. Hartvigsen, K. Kabela l. Kemp Rau' Yi'-Ivo: Bl. Hills, KI. Klillcr, P. Hill, KI. Klackcy, xl. Hunter, Nl. lllarncr, LI. Kelly, AI. Kasper, XV Kolsteaml, ll. Kanak, G. BICCOIUHS Ro-za' Our: D. Lansing, D. lfrantz, li. Laschkc, ll. Langdon, G. Graham, K. Fuhrmcister, .l. Dunham, XI Forbes, ll. Huffman EL SS UP 1948 limi' Roux' AI. Slzlvzltzi, If. H1414-III-l'il1g, Ii. NIJIZIII, III. SIz1cIck, Y. Sic'vvl's, T. IIIIIIH, I.. Nou, A. Ibgggcllpf R. OpIc'II Run' 'lIlIl'l'l'.' I. I'l'ic-III-1', A. R rmc-m Ia-V, IJ. SIzuIck, Ii. I,i'fQ'l'SlJII, I3. Pinnc-5, -I. U'Iiz1 lmllcmli, Y. Smith, IJ. Simp I. NI c':1 l'lIOII Row 'l'za'n: I'. H:u'sI1, C. IJ0XYl'l'S, XI. Rc-gc-V, Y. Pitmzm, 'If KDFQZIII, A. I'urtc!', Ii. PcI1'ivk, U. Nlulmffy Rf fzz' Uma' I'. IR-uk xxmzlrm, S. I' c-ux IUIIZIII, 'I. Alilllilfy, IV. I,l'llI2ll1lI, XV. I'1'c-iss, I'. I'zu1Ius, AI. l'ol:1ml limi' Row: II. XY cmrma Is, N. Switzer, If. IYinb c11'1 1, H. SI1l'ZllIi'l'. U. SImIIz1, A. 'I'Im111psm1, U. Smith, IJ. Yun- Rnzc VIIIIIA 1'f' .' II. IY:lIt1'l', A. XVL'lllIIl'I', YV. Young, A. IYUIIQ, D. Strub, N. IYz1II:1cc', I. IYc'IIs, U. IYUUII I' Sclmmp Rum' 'l'z4'o: P. Switm-ny NI. Y crx' Iwis, H. XxyIIIfl', R. Sw: u11m-1', D. Strulw, il. Wlxg :1c-1', N. ,IIZIIIIIIZIIL N. X'Vl1iru1 IJ. XVZIQIICI' Rom' Umy' Y. IYiIfong1, R. XYZIIIIYUSY, I3im'II:1, II. ,I'5IIlI1lII, Y. 'I'l'Ojl'l', C. Snook, II. Rn'in'I1:1l'cIt, IJ. Spzmll R 4 EL 55 UF 1949 CLASS OFFICERS Rox Suns . . President Pxrsx' KPZl.l.5' . . . Secretary CtJl.l.EliN Alnucxs . . . Vice-President Miss Ymkxn . . . Faculty Adviser Miss I..XL'M.xN . . . . . Faculty Adviser Burl- IQIIQLI' S, Goss, B. Brenneman, Chase, R. Anciaux, P. Benjamin, B. Cochran, Bauer, B. Goss, L. Fliss Rum l iQ'f': L. Farr, L. Dunlap, S. Brown, B. Diehl, J. Bradbury, J. Carmean, C. Cook, J. Adams, M. Beatty Rruu' Faint' M. Diehl, M. Alherhasky, S. Conklin, D. Cooley, M. Goetz, K. Buchmeyer, P. Brenneman, B. Boyle, M. Brave-rman Rm: R rm: R rm: Ii ll rk Rm: Rofu: Rofu' Rofw Rofw Tf1r1'f.' J. Anderson, ll. Boekenthien, N. Fisk, Culp, G. Cox, B. Alhright, D. Buxton, R. Curry, D. Elder, N. Beasley, U. DeBrie Tun: J, Collins, J. Grace, T. Bell, J. Barnes, K. Brandt, F. Beasly, M. Barnes, J. Cooper, C. Ahrens Ozzw: J. Cilek, P. Adrian, D. Calkins, C. Brandt, ll. Barnes, B. Bockenthien, J. Breese, F. Charhon, D. Crumley, B. Fstelle Roux' P. Hogan, U. Grillet, D. Jackson, D. Doran, D. Knoepfler, N. Jones, D. Goody, A. Kulowski, Kelly l im',- B. Irwin, Jump, B. Lansing, G. Katzenmeyer, L. Hedges, M. Johnson, S. James, VV. Jones, A. Knowling Four: B. Lovetinsky, M. Lumpa, VV. Larew, B. Kindl, E. Gardner, V. Krall, O. Krouth, K. Fulton, E. Duffy Tllrrr: VV. Lightner, D. Evers, VV. Higley, P. Kelley, R. Irvin, C. Hahn, V. Kloos, C. Keislar, S. Lewis Taco: B. Johnson, V. Lacina, G. Krueger, J. Hedges, G. Hettrick, K. Hemingway, J. Fenton, D. Dutcher, NV. Grave Our: D. Lucky, J. McDonald, M. Justen, B. Kolstead, A. Lord, V. Klein, C. Hamilton, B. Hart, C. Donham EL 550131949 limi' Ruff: l. Nusr, l.. l,l'l1llK'j', KI. Xlillvr, A. llichcl, l.. l,vn11m', li. l,2li'lZl'li, K. ljl'fl'l'S0ll, lxIOIIff10lllK'l'j Cl. Xlutllis V w -- Y 1 . . Raza' l'o111': fr. xl2ll12ll'lj', KI. Ruse, Novl, KI. Novotny, l'. l,lI7l'l', li. l,:11'sm1, li. U'Donm-l, Olson, If Xusslmuxn Rum' 'l'lm'f'.' 1. Lirtrc-ll, li. Pokurny, l. Rogers, KI. Poggcnpohl, ll. lxIfcl0Yl'l'Il, -I. lxlIllII'Q'fJIIN'I'j', li. :xlilSlil' U. Klurplmy, A. K1-all Roar 'l'z4'o.' P. Organ, H. Ulm-y, li. P1-rscl, lf. Rm-clcr, li. Rogers, S. Rciclumlt, U. Svlmltz, .I. Slmlck, l. NI L' 6191115 NI P i . 2l'lll, ..f.': . rvss Ron- Um .' lf. Porrvr, A. Puclgil, -I. Hott, ,l. lllillcr, ll. Rate, lf. Unrlmxxt, C. Sc-llr. M. l,I'Ul'l1l, H. Holm lfarl' Rm: J l.. lVinslmx'. D. YQ-slim-k, Xx72lI'l'llZlIll, li. YQ-slim-k, XVfJflllblIl'Il, l. Smith, C. Svlmlllidt, N. Sllllfll R. Xxvlllfi' V v. v 1- v f- w v RHIC' l'n11r: li. U wk, J. Spurgeon, li. Sfllill, L. Stubbs, li. lhomzxs, L. X mlm-V, U. XV:xllcr, xl. YVl1itc, li. Snimlvx Rolla' 'l'III'l'l'.' Ll. S0l'0llSl'Il, ll. Sclluppcrt, li. NVQ-lls, C. VVl1ifc, A. Yc'vc'l':1, N. Spvllcc-l', lf. Ycrry, R. lvllirv Y. Vvllillllilll Row 'l'z4'o.' KI. XVOnick, D. YVz1gm'1', C. Wfard, VV. Xvcbcr, C. Strub, B. 'lxra-nt, H. York, Cl. vV2lllCli, C XVl1itn-book, Cl. Tomas Razz' Um : H. Snook, li. XVUHQ-, R. Zimmermzm, Cl. YVz1ltc1's, D. XXfYllllZllllS, VV. Turnipsccd, R. vV2llI'L'l'S R , . SlllA2llll'l', U. XVells - v QB CLASS Burl' Ro-tc: H. Smith, ll. Switzer, -I. Nelson, Brown, G. Smith, A. Haines D Nleans D Hay Raza' Four: R. Reeds, R. llcfiinnis, H. Albrecht, H. Frantz, ll. Grilhth l Stxdel L lxron 'XI Albrlg t Ro-zc' Tlzrw: S. VVorkman, D. Burnett, R. Reimers, D. Smith, D. KOh6I1Clll I3 Alberhasky R fnaham L. ,Iohnson Raza' 'I'-zen: D. Stoner, Bl. Hansen, K. Parrott, lf. Duncan, H. Hill Raza' Une: K. lrying, Toenniges, H. Grandrath, Hanson, K. Fulton, D Henderson Q Uat out x FROM A SENIOR Ah! mighty door before me YVhat secret doth thou know? VVhat vallrous deeds canst breathe to m VVho Wallt to hear them so? VVithin thy massive portals A grand new world unfolds, And I with trembling heart await The message that it holds. Ahl mighty door behind me Thou art of worth indeed! Thou reapest well the sturdy crop VVhich sprang from shrinking seed. Since now thy strength and comfort Art gone, I canlt conceal The scalding tears, the longing ache, The pain, my heart doth feel. But, mighty gates of learning, Though faced now with the world, Thy mem'ry gives me strength to brave This strange new life unfurled. And down the halls of revery 1'll search, when tired and worn, Rememblring lost and joyful days For which my heart will mourn. RIARGARET AIARSH ibm!-fb 3 X 'i A f-S34 5 B Y . 1 9 5 2 5 ,fn W J, 4 ' M f W..o '-am.,,,x V,,,.,,.....--1 1 Q fam GIRL RESERVES limi' Roftc: B. Irwin, I7. Ilalll, P. Uohrer, G. Urillet, S. Albrecht, B. Coelirun, IC. Davis Rn-'LL' I'I0llI'.' M. Goetz, VV. Christensen, -I. Admins, S, Conklin, If. Green, J. Brecse, If. Barker Rn-Lu Tllrnx' j. Gringer, II. lion-kenthien, IJ. Illcler, I Crowe, Ii. Ilemingway, K. Ifnglert, M. I5eReu nf: Taco: I.. Dohrer, M. Dvorsky, -I. Paulus, M. Reimers, C. Crumley, H. Paulus, KI. XVr:1y, Y. XVheeIur n Q' Unr: Y. I.:n'in:1, D. Slemmons, A. I,zicinn, G. Pudgil, Miss VVinbigIer, S, Cress, A. Fenton, KI. YVyIie R014 Four Tfzrt 'l'q,cu.' M. hlusten, VI. Ml'I,Itll1lIlI, S. Rt'Ik'II2ll'LII, Spam-er, S. Lewis, Y. VViItIni:1n, U. XVI1itebook, CI. XK'zineIx C Nm 1It OFFICERS QINYEN I'L'nf:u, . . . President Donsorm' SI.Fx1Mox5 . . Vice-I-'resident -IUANY I'.XL'l.l'S . . Secretary NIXRY Dvoksm' . . . Treasurer Miss XVINlnr:I.12R . Faculty Adviser I.. Stubbs, M. O'C'onnor, Peterson, M. Meredith, K. 0'I5rien, I. Kemp, U. Blatliis, B. SIIIQQI : I7. Iivzins, D, Penney, IS. VVeIIs, J. Schmdit, M. Snider, J. VV:igner, M. Mc'iiox'ern, C, XVhite 'w' N lord, M. Roose, ID. Simpson, P, Kelley, B. Kirby, S. Simpson, Ii. Neumann, M. Miller Unf: I. XVicks, Ii. Lansing, M. VV:irson, Ii. VVinborn, P. Ricketts, G. Krueger, C. Selir, A. Michel, 5 Nltt oinl I.. VK LL SEHUUL EUUNEIL limhl' Roach' M. Kringcl, ,l. l,IlllllIN, M. l,4cl1lI'l10l', -l. xlulnmmn, M. lizllmlwin, P. Kelly, M. Kirby Roc: 'lhuff l.. Str:1Nlu1rg, C'. .'xl1I't'llN, D. llurrzllvin, M. iiemmlllmv, Mira VVinlw1glvr, li. Nolan, li. XV:mg11n:1lwr, VI. Iiullx N111 hlullw Rum' Uuf: l7. l ljx:l11f, D, Svzmm-Il, C. C'm1ltc'r, lf. Smith, li. Olwu, nl. Yun l,i'lI5l'Il, li, lslilli, 'I'. Millrr Olflfl CICRS Ifxxxx SNIITH . . Prcsiqlc-ur HILL KJLSUN . . Yicc-l'n-simlmt Muuux Rlkm' .... Soc11-tz11'y-'l'1'c:1s11rm' Miss XVlNmc:1.1-ZR, MR. Qloxrfs . lsilflllfy ,'XtlYlSK'l'S 5 AM ANU HUBBY lfarl' Rnfwf li. Pzlulus, D. Guthrie, Min Mullin, M. lfnrlws Frnul Rnfzc: VV. Vllclu-r, Ii. Mums, C. ljllllllillll G. A. A. Iirmkrllmll l'lll1lllf7XT Knrailu Tucker N unn Unndnow I Iunt Gerard Funk I'oll1'ylmll ffltllllfiii E. Slzxvata Baldwin Crumley Sybil Prnehl Nunn Gerard Sewell Records Iiaslcflball I'!llllIl'l'5-Ilf- I,nwson Kerr J. Slavatzi G. Mcfoinxis Kelly Chelf XVnllnce Fenton GIRL RESERVES President and adviser- Wllint are you looking fur? Loyal members! Hubba ! l ! Coneentraring on QVIPS Resting- furly tops Scared, Dorothy? Vvanna' ride? VIJKSS ROOM SNQXPS .XII a'lllx':lm'1'4l IIlIKHt'Ill'l'i NH-x Kumi xlvixlx lub trizxlx Sllllhillij? NVIHH do .mu sw' Vluilllt' nut fur pr1n'ti1'v .'xllll'l'iI'IlIl hixlury vlzlsx I':HiL'ik'IIl'j pluxf Icllltlfl' C'llKilH'k'I'N Um' uffivm' turn' 3 H' Nihlgim I Y. lr? K i 'S n gtk if' K , .41 ...Lf- X3 x Wm Shaw 5 u.,wU 1,4-nartl Straslulrg-157 pouncl st-nior tacklt-3 co-capt.g ll.Nl.-lDl'.'V' antl North All-State tt-:unsg stnall, lvut tough, tht- sparkpln9L . C'liit ' lix'ansfl75 pountl junior guard: ll.M. North All-State-g you'll hear tnorv of hiin next yvarg a lint- vollrgt prospt't't. l,n-n Zvithann-I-205 pound junior tacklvg the- hig lwoy of thc squaclg ILM.-ll7l':X All-Statrg plrnty rough and rtngg.:vcl. lioh Krall-150 pound senior triple-tltrcat left halfhatltg t'oft'apt.g ll.M.-ll7l'.'X and North .Xll-Statcg vicious tlvfcn- stu player. liill Olson---158 wound senior lialfhavkg hard driving hall Carrierg his plungcs nun' always good for yartlagc. l Don C'orlty lfryauf-171 pnuncl junior tacltleg thirtl team North, ll.lVl.-ll7l'A All-Statc tcanisg last and rtigggrclg 2nd lvttrr. lix-an Smith-163 pound senior cntlg co-c'apt.g on first team IDPA, third team Nortlfs All-Statcg outstanding pass lAt'l'l'lVK'I'. lioh Ching VVilson-168 pound junior fullhackg ll.M.-IDPA and North All-Stateg Very fast, hits like a hattt-ring Villll. lint Sanggstt-rvl5X pound junior qllIlFIt'I'lHlK'liQ on ll7PA's 3rd, and North's -lth All-Stzttr tramsg top notrh hall liantllcr, Zntl lc-ttcr. .1 if l l a - Torn Miller-154 pound sophomore halfhaekg fast and a hard driverg sure tackler on defenseg will hear more of him Don Kerf-171 pound senior taekleg as a reliahle reserve, Don played a lot of hallg his specialty was defense. Bob Devine-190 pound senior eenterg lioh was the team's plaee-kicker, on kiekoffs and conversionsg faultless hall snapper. Hale Seannell-ZOI pound junior eenter and taekleg hig hut fast for sizeg will he hard to stop next season. Uerri Cannon-170 pound junior taekleg versatile, played as reserve guard and end alsog dependable and eapahle Yirg Troyer-168 pound sophomoreg played regular offensive center and defensive endg vicious defensive player. llarold liakes--167 pound senior endg rangy and fastg played halflwaek on defenseg good hloeker and pass receiver Dale Stark-132 pound senior halfhaekg a seat haek, Dale ran the endsg also an excellent punterg fl spot ball earrier. Kirk Carson-135 pound junior endg small, hut a very sure tacklerg Kirk came along fast at the end of the season fll.M.-llonorahle Mentiong IDPA-Iowa Daily Press Association FOOTHALI, SQVAD Bark Rnfw: Asst. Coacll lVVilsoll, Manager Oldis, Rakes, Zeithamel, Fryauf, Slnith, Strasburg, Iivans, Cannon, Troyer, Sean- nell, Carson, IDCVIIIC, Head Coach Schwank .YITIIIIAI Rnfw.' Kerf, Miller, Vililson, Beals, Olsoll, Sangster, Krall, Roth, Fisher, Reiehardt, Stark, Cilek Isfllllf R0fu,': I'Il'1lN'Ilt'I', Marshall, Mchlamer, Fliss, Rogler, Thomas, Dlllllap, Crowe, Stewart IOVVA CITY I2-IVIOLINIQ 6-Iowa City opened the season with a 12-6 victory over IVIolille as they rolled from the opening wllistle ZIIIKI COIIIKIIIII be stopped until a fumble halted the drive 3 yards short of a touchdown. A few min- IIICS later Olsoll plunged over for City High's first score. Sangster to Smith passes set up hoth touclldowlls. Krall scored next ill the second quarter as he drove through from the 4. Moline scored ill the Hnal stanza. IOVVA CITY 7-CLINTON 13-The Clinton River Kings defeated the llawklets, 13-7, by capitalizing on two Iowa City fllnlbles within the Little Hawk 20-yard lille. Those two fllmhles ZIIIKI a clippillg penalty which nullified Krall's hrilliallt I0lll'I'IlIOVVlI I'llIII'5llCli were Clillton's margill of victory, for they were 0llUIOVVIICCl hy the Hawklets, 12-6. Iowa City's score clilrlaxed a 60-yard drive with VVilson, Krall, IIIKI Olson IIIZIIQIIIQ: the rulls. The touchdown was scored on a 25-yard pass from Sangster to Olsoll. Krall ZIIHI Fryauf were defensive stalldouts. IOVVA CITY 12- DAVENPORT 7--Game captain Iivan Slllith caught two touchdown passes as Iowa City heat the Blue Devils on their own field for the first time ill 26 years. Iowa City's first touchdown was a 26-yard Sang- ster to Smith pass. The Hawklets' second came ill the final stanza as VVilson sparked a drive from the Iowa City 17 which culminated ill Sallgster's 11-yard pass to Smith. The lilue Devils' lone tally was the result of a kick recovered on the Iowa City 3-yard lille. Smith was outstanding, but each player played fille football. IOVVA CITY 26-DCBIIQCIZ 13-Iowa City scored 4 times ill the first half to ITOIIIICC the Dubuque Rams, 26-13, ill the Little Ilawks' Homecoming game. Iowa City's first touchdown followed a 64-yard drive with VVilson ZIINI Krall alternating. The next score was a 35-yard touchdown jallnt hy Krall. Two minutes later Olson intercepted a Ram's pass alld galioped 40 yards to pay dirt. 'WIIISDII ended the Ilawklet scoring as he plunged over froln the three follow- ing a Sangster to Smith pass alld a 20-yard run hy VVilson. Ijlllillllllt' scored twice ill the second half. IONVA CITY 7-IVICKINLIZY 71All unusual defense, a hot afternoon Zllltl a good many fumbles were responsible for the 7-7 tie which a weak McKinley team forced on the Ilawklets. McKinley scored first on a pass after recovering llll Iowa City fumble. The Little llawks knotted the score ill the second period as Olson plowed through fI'0IIl the 2, 1lIIlI Bob Devine's conversion sailed trlle. Several Ilawklet drives were halted hy fumbles. IOVVA CITY 19-MARSHALLTOVVN 7-Iowa City CIOXVIICQI Marshalltown 19-7 to gilill revenge for last year's defeat. VVilson sprinted 71 yards to score on the second play of the game. After HII exchange of kicks, the Ilawk- lets rolled 40 yards with Olson doing the honors from the 1-foot lille. City IIigh's third counter was the result of Zlll end run ZIINI HII off-tackle punch hy VVilson which carried the hall to the 3. This time it was Krall scoring the touch- down, lVIarshalltown scored OIICC ill the fourth quarter. IOVVA CITY 18-FRANKLIN 0-It was Dad's night for the Hawklets as they shut out Ffilllklill, 18-0. Hakes reached pay dirt first on a short pass froln Sangster ill the second stanza after Krall had returned a Thunderbolt kick to the 19. Krall scored ill the third quarter after he, VVil- SOII, HIILI Olson had advanced the hall from the Iowa City 35 to the Franklin 3-yard line. 'VVilson SHIKI Krall smashed the Franklin lille ill a drive that carried the hall from the Hawklet 18 to a UlllCIIlIOVVlI. This time it was VVilson finishing up with a 22-yard rllll. IOVVA CITY 6-BCRLINGTON 0-The fighting City High lille saved the day as the Ilawklets eked out a 6-0 vic- tory over Burlington. Krall's touchdown ill the first quar- ter was nullified hy a tripping penalty. In the final lnill- utes of the first half, however, Vvilson dashed wide around left end to score froln the 7. A play earlier, a IOIILI Sallgster to Smith pass had set up the touchdown play. Early ill the third quarter the City lligh lille held the Greyhounds on the Ilawklet 1-yard lllarker for 4 CIONVIIS to kill Burlillgtoll's most serious scoring threat. IOVYA CITY 38-NVILSON 7--City lligll rode rough shod over TXIIISDII of Cedar Rapids to the Illllt' of 38-7. The Hawklets ellded a very successful season with :1 scoring spree which saw them cross the double stripe UIICL' ill the first, three times in the second Zlllll 0IIl't' in eacll quarter of the fillal half. Chug VVilson scored three tillles on rulls of 27, 75, HIICI S8 yards. Krall stored twice IIIICI Iiakes ollce on a 25-yard pass from Sangster. 5 ii .xma- .29 0 ik-Q I VARSITY SQUAD fleftj Bark Rofuz' Manager Oldis, Carson, Smith, Hettrick, Van Deusen, Freeman, Coach VVilson Front Row: Beals, Dean, Krall, Sangster, Crowe, Cannon, Stark SOPHOMORE SQYAD frightj Bark Ro-w: Hemingway, Troyer, Hettrick, Brown, Dunham, Coach Schwank Fronf Row: Van Nest, Diehl, Reinhardt, Snook, VVilfong, Fenton STATE EHAMPIU 5 1945 1. Gene Hettrick-freshman center, Gene won KIVC sophomore scoring crown, also played varsity ball, three big years ahead of him. 2. Sonny Dean-junior guard, third team North's and H. M.-IDPA All-State teams, accurate long shot and good rebounder. 3. jim Sangster-H. M.-IDPA and North All-State teams, dead shot, excellent field general, sets up plays, rough rebounder. -I-. jim Van Deusen-senior forward and center, co-capt.g H. 111. North's All-Stateg showed up very well in tournament play. J. Bob Freeman-senior forward, co-capt.3 first team IDPA and North's All-State teams, Bob took NIVC scoring crown the last two seasons. V 6. Evan Smith-senior center and guard, a very dependable squad member, Evan was a good defen- sive player and tough rebounder. 7. Bob Beals-sophomore guard, a cool steady player who saw considerable action in every game, two big years left. 8. Kirk Carson--junior forward, when some quick scoring was necessary to pull us out of a hole, Kirk was sent in. 9. Gerri Cannon-junior center, Gerri is a very tough defensive player and rebounderg will hear more of him next year. 10. Bob Crowe-senior forward, Bob was very fast on the Hoor, and always a scoring threat, Bob also was used in tight spots. ll. Bob Krall-senior forward, H. NI. North's All-State, Bob was all-important in making the team go, a hard driver and keen competitor. 12 Dale Stark Cnot picturedj-senior forward, Dale was also an important factor in the develop- ment of a good first team. Because of a quite mediocre season, and in contrast with the outstanding tournament record made by our Little Hawks this season, the tournament will receive preference. Scores of regularly scheduled seasonal games appear below, with tournament write-ups following. The first score in each case is City High's total. Iowa City 31, Muscatine 325 62, West Branch 185 40, Burlington 25, 72, VVashington 383 -I-5, McKinley CCRJ 325 22, Davenport 43 5 33, Dubuque 385 35, Franklin CCRD 37 3 42, Dubuque 329 32, Clinton 6-13 35, Davenport 40, 31, Clinton 373 33, Franklin CCRD 265 40, Roosevelt fCRJ 305 39, Burlington 295 46, Wilson QCRJ 40. TOURNAMENT PLAY DISTRICT TOURNAMENT-Coe FIELDHOUSE City High had little trouble in subduing their first tournament foe, Wilson of Cedar Rapids, 42 to 33. Freeman paced the Hawklets with 18 points. Next a spirited U. High team put up a terrific battle on a. City High off-night before falling, 28 to 26. Freeman led with 14 points. SUB-STATE-TOVVA FIELDHOUSE The Little Hawks were really up for this contest, with Davenport. The Hawklets and Blue Devils put on a fine exhibition of high school basketball, each team playing superbly. City High had too much stuff for the Devils, and took the game, 40 to 31. Freeman hit for twelve. Next, City High renewed its tournament rivalry with Ottumwa, and this time won, 30 to 25, thus gaining revenge for former years when Ottumwa has blasted the Hawklets out of the tournament. It was a tight game all the way, as the Bulldogs continually threatened. Krall with 10 was high. STATE FINALS-IOWA FIELDHOUSE City High did not look very impressive as they knocked off a rather impotent Lansing five, 39 to 30. The Hawklets could not seem to get the ball rolling. Van Deusen slipped in 10 markers. The Little Hawks turned what was supposed to be a tough encounter into somewhat of a rout as they played near-perfect ball to subdue a feared Harlan team, 53 to 32. Hitting an astounding of their shots in the second quarter, the Hawklets had a game average of AMW. The game total was the highest of the tournament, and one of the highest in tourney history. Freeman netted 16. Although they led until the final three minutes, Danbury's Marooris fell before the Little Hawk onslaught, 25 to 24. The frigid Hawklets almost fell to the conquerors of Clinton and had to stall out the last minutes of the game. We hit only 202: of shots. Freeman again led, with 11. City High won its first State Basketball Championship, from the towering Le1Wars Bulldogs, 41 to 40, as 16,000 watched the most thrilling finish in tournament history. With 55 seconds remaining and the Hawklets trailing by five points, Bob Freeman hit for three field goals to provide the margin of vic- tory. LeMars held a 20-21 halftime advantage, but the Little Hawks raced to a six point margin in the third quarter. The Bulldogs then turned on the steam early in the final period, to take over the lead by five points. They held this until the last minute, when Bob took over. Scoring: Freeman, 22 points. TRACE Front Rofw: Zeithamel, Mahaffy, Coulter, Troyer, Fryauf, Olson, VVilliams, Davis, Fliss, Roth, Nickols, Carson .Wzddlf Roiw: Brauner, Wolfong, Spaan, Huffman, Irving, N. Smith, Rogler, McNamer, Hudson, Hinriehs, E. Smith Bark Rofw: Coach Schwank, Knower Cmanagerj, Crumley, Miller, Reece The track squad this year was very strong in the individual sprint events and the sprint relay. Four-forty and S80 men of above average ability added to the relay strength. Although the thin-clads did not win any of the large relay meets, they defeated U. High and VVashingt0n in duals and ranked high in the Indoor State and Con- ference and all of the larger outdoor meets. Lettermen returning: Olson Ccaptainl, Coulter, Smith, Nickols, Troyer, and Lord Ccross-countryj. l l0 and 220 men: Fryauf, Coulter, Troyer, Fliss, Wilsoii. -l-l0 and 880 men: Troyer, Nickols, Davis, Spaan, Williaiiis, Illahaffy. Hurdles: Olson, E. Smith, Williaiiis, Roth. Shot, discus, and football throw: Fryauf, Olson, Zeithamel, Smith. .lumps and vaults: VVilson, Roth, llfliller. TENNIS Q ,,,.,, T A DeFrance, Strasburg, Workhoven, Higley, Emmert, Thomas Not fvirturzfdf Freeman, Opstad, ,D. Duncan, Dodd Two lettermen, Bob Freeman and Bruce Higley, together with Dick Emmert composed the main force of City High's tennis team. Other members taking part in early matches were Boyd Workhoven, Nlickey Thomas, and Lenard Strasburg. Mr. Cormack resumed coaching duties after a three years' leave of absence. Together with several dual and triangular meets the team was entered in the Mississiiapi Valley meet and held a district tournament in Iowa City. BASEBALL F- -R V- ' f' ron, ou. Coach VS ilson, Shain, Reichardt, Snook, B. Krall, Sangster, Beals, Schindler Sfrlllld Rofwf Condon, Hettriek, Dorn, Barker, Kelly, Dean, Van lleusen, Sehriber Third Ro-ua' Seannell, Stewart, Don A. Strub, Hill, Hemingway, joe Cilek Fvurllz Rn-un' jones, Buxton, A. Krall, -lim Cilek, Anderson, Don B. Struli City High hzid nine letternlen returning to participate in its second year of bziselvall. Cozielied by Gil VVilson, the squad compiled ll fzlir record in early season play. The positions were filled as follows: Pitcher, Dean and Van Deuseng catcher, Schindler and Kelly, lb, Sangsterg 2b, Krall, ss, Reichardtg 3b, Snookg outfielders, Beals. Condon, Shaun, and llzirker. All of these were lettermen of last year except Dean, Smith, and llarlier. GULF Front Rofw: Truxruiw, Cannon, Crowe, Stark, Devine Sm-orza' Rofw: Lind, V:1nNest, Dunlop, Thomas, Burney, Higley Another of City Higlfs up-and-coming spring sports is golf. Led by Bob Devine, Cierri Cannon, and Tom llurney, the lettermen, the team is composed of Hob Crowe, Dale Stark, Roger VanNest, and Clinton Thomas, as well as younger promising future golfers. iXIr. Cormack and Nlr. Opstad were the supervisors. ln addition to the several dual meets, the team played in the following: Two quadrangulars, the Cedar Rapids Invitational, District llcet, hlississippi Valley Conference, and the State lleet. f.+M-iw-mpmwwmm ,l ...rw Q44 F? 4 W, fx ,fs ,, IE 5' FQ H? f X, M M -11, avi. gf M wi' 5 f iq., mba R .fl V . ,Q , - M W ,ir in , - wk R K ' 2,4 A. ,L f 55: My .. A 2 .Af , Jail' x K M ,mv M W 1 ' mm ' X 3' 3 f 1 X f. gig 8 fi 3 121. A A MW f WNFR VI' 'hgkk A 9 ff? ku-' 'F' . mf 325 H3157 -nu.. . . 'ii I1 GIRLS' THLETIE SSUEI TID lfark Rn-zu: Ci. Urillet, I7. -lucksnn, A. Lawson, li. KL-rr, K. Kelly, R. Cha-lf, S. fr:-ss, M, Clumlnuw, G. Krucgn- R0-u' Four: V. Crowe, Nl. Hoyle, ,l. Aslltnn, l.. CYZIIIIUIII, U. .Alll'Jll5, K. Fisk, Rl. I'-l'l!lIN'h'ill, M. Nlvreclitlx Rofw 7v!II'l'I'.' B. Hollinger, N. Fisk, M, Miller, M. Kelly, S. Conklin, C. Ilznnilton, hl. Kurzxlw, P. Kelley Rmu' 'l'qL'n,' U. Nlilfllls, ll. 'I'uc'kl'r, Culp, C. clI'llIIllt'j, xl. Crowe, li. Kirlvy, l'. 'llvcfy lfnfzc UII1'.' U. Nunn, Nl. U'C'm1nfu', A. llunt, N. Uerzlrml, M1's. Smith, S. Funk, A. FUIHIYII, M. HZllllH'lIl, Nl. Srn OI lflC'liRS SI I5 lfl NK . . . . . , l'rL-siclvnt MARY ,MNH li.XI.IJVl'1N. . Vice-l'resiclL-nt Nrnzux Kl'iR.XRl7 . . Sevn-tary NlXRl.XX UTIJYXIJR . . . vl.I'6ilNllI'l'l' MRS. SMITH . . . l7zu'ulty .'Xllx'lsx'l' limi' Rau: li. Ncun1:1nn,,l. VVr:1y, S. Simpson, li. Sybil, Y. VVilli:1msun lfnmc 'Ilfll'l'l'.' M. Roger, G, Mc'C'un1:1s, -I. Svhmimlt, B. Pukurny, D. VV:lg1u-1' Rum Tam: li Wells, li. Stikzl, K. fyHI'll'll, S. Records, N. VV:1ll:u'c-, R. Pmclll, M. Snider Rflfzc 01117 WI. Pvtvrsun, IC. Sllllnlfll, xl. Rievke, P. Rirlactts, ul. Sl:1v:1t:1, -I. VVylic PEP CLUB Rafi- R0fLL'.' El. Ric-Clie, J. Slavata, J. Vllarebam, N. VVallace, P. VVylie, G. Mahalfy, S. Sunkel, H. VVanamakc-r, J. VVicks, M. Ru-iiners Rom lfour: Nl. Reger, J. Schmidt, L. Stubbs, D. Nunn, Marsh, K. U'lirien, M. Baldwin, C. C'rurnley, Peterson, D. XXVZIQJIICI' Rom' Timm' P. Ricketts, D, Pearson, H. Paulus, D. Simpson, B. VVells, J. Shavklett, J. iVVray, M. Miller, J. Paulus, -I. VVagner, B. Nolan Row Tfwo: S. Rc-ivhardt, M. Raose, B. Neumann, S. Simpson, V. VVheelcr, C. VVhite, B. VVick, N. Spencer, E. Sybil, C. Xvhitebnok, U. Scales Rom' ffllff I7, Slennnons, M. Patty, M, Sc-wall, M. fyCi0llllUI', A, Ellis, Miss Isaacs, M. Goodnow, lf. Slavata, VV5lic, U. Pudgil OFFICERS .ALTDREY i'il.l.IS . . .... . Captain M.uu.xx O'C'owxoR . . . Co-Captain lVI.u:r:.xRm' Cioonxou' . . Secrct:n'y-'l'rensurar NIISS lS.X.XCS . . . Faculty Adviser limi' Ifnfut' R. fillI'l'j', B. Irwin, B. Lansing, S. Press, rl. Kc-mp, ii. lloag, VI. Kelly, S. McC'omas, M. Mc-rctlitli Rum: Fnur: M. l7vorsky, bl. Ashton, M. Kringel, M. llisvocli, Korab, ul. -lohnson, K. Cirowe, bl. Kelly, M. lioylc Rua: Tfm'1'.' rl. XVray, K. Kelly, fi. jones, H. Kanak, M. Diehl, P. Mc'l7aniels, S. Coglan, M. Hunter, M. lw1l'ci0Vl l'Il, K lfiiglcrt, V, liireline, M. U'C'nnnor linac 7i'L4.'I1.' B, Kerr, N1. Goetz, I., cwllllllflll, Ii. lit'II'liIlgNYIlf, ll. linvkc-iltliieii, wl. Uringer, M. justen, Mm'l3onaltl, Y. XVil- liznnson Rum- Uma' R. Cllelf, hl. Frobwein, A. Fenton, XV. Eclrnoiulson, A. Ixicina, D. llorrabin, P. Dohrer, M. l7eRcu, V. i.a1'ina K1 f..- ' fn' ,. ., W v .M ' ' . ,,, am. v,.w W EHEEHLEADERS Yeah, Red! Yeah, VVhite! Yeah, Iowa City! Fight! Fight! Fight! I Q S S. RECORDS, C. COVERT, S. FUNK, B. HIGLEY, M. SNIDER, N. GERARD I-O-W-A C-J-T-X That's the way y! spell it Here'S the way yl yell it IOYVA CITY! IOVVA CITY! IOWA CITY! N, BLAKESLY, M. O'CoNNoR, S. BARNES, J. WRAY, M. IsAAcs J. MCDQNAED, N. WALLACE, S. REICHARDT FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS ,I x 4 ffyw., ,fn N ff? e n 4 ' menfaafzau BA Flulrx Carolyn Covert Jo Ann Carmean Shirlex' Conklin Ulmfx VValter Penland Bruce 'Lyndall Iflr f,llIIfllIl'f.f Paul Benjamin Lou Ann Johnson B11 I.'larim'I.v Evelyn Barker Larry Novy Norma Tallman Darlene Cohenour Nancy Jones Meryl johnson Alive Lord Esther Miller Shirley Shimon ,lack Cooper Charles Sorensen qlllo Sax Betty Kirby Joan Crowe Trnor Sax Jay VVieder Delores Frauenholtz Barilonr Sax -lean Culp 1311550011 Leonard De-France Keith Parizek Bob Mott Marvin Amish Bill Hart Howard Grandrath rzunfzrfs Dorie Hay Bob VVillhite Dick Duncan Roselyn Graham Charles Keislar Has: Clarinrir Cornmkv Ilofnx lhxsrws Candace ,laggard Alum VVaei'x Nlarjorie Beatty Lois Dunlap ro III 11 0 II FJ Dean Dunshee Bob Duncan Ed Duncan Ed Colony Vvalter Jones liarifonrs Dale Stark T Nlyles Braverman Dick Brown Sllllfl' Drum Dick limmert H1155 Drum Al Krall Tymjlani Shirley Buxton Marion Kirby qllfo Clarinrrs Gwen MeComas Betty Lou Kerr Ann Thompson Glenna Schmidt UHEHESTH lx! l'i0li11,f June Korab Diek llouston plane VVoodburn .Io Ann llunter Doris llall Charles Keislar 211.1 Violins Don Kolar Nancy Spencer Carole VVhitebook Lynn Crow Donna Lucky' Virginia Klein I'iol1z.v Margaret Marsh Mai'y' Dvorsky filo Jim VVaery Shirlev Lewis Bass Bars Clarinwf Ann Thompson Jack Cooper Sharon Brown Ulmzzf Beth Petsel VValter Penland Fluff Bruce 'l'yndall Carolyn Covert Bassoon Jo Ann Carmean Leonard DeFranee Shirley Conklin Horns Clarinfl Candace Jaggard Gwen McComas Mariorie Beatty Marion Kirby Lois Dunlap Paul Benjamin Tru rnjwls Bob Mott Keith Parizek Marvin Amish 7lI'0llIllU7Il' Dean Dunshee Bob Duncan Ed Colony Tymjmni ' Shirley Buxton ...aw ff fav, l W , ? A iw 'X ry! f 5 M A f an ran Q X -1.' :ay 1 V 4 ' W Y' 'x , 'S' N R 5 , fs ,M h Nm 49 ,gf 1 af' ' ,1 f' filly-1,3 ,ki fx ,143 35 f K K 1 , -15,4 ' f if I' uw igfl, 4 mi A .i qw ,. ' is-.M ,ia 4Q nm 35 '-1 ..., ..l -- E: Burl' Rune: I'. Rivkctts, M, .'Xllu'et'l1t, I. Davis, IC. Davis, A. Iluut, R. Parka, A. Cwlrmy, I . Opstaml, D. Cltltlmric, II. lfrya Dulmingtrm, C. Ilinrirlh, j. 'Ianclllmigt-s, NV. Ilorst, -I. jolmsuu, Y. VVIIIIIIIIISUII, M. O'C'm1mmr, N. Gerard .. . . , . . . . , . ..,1 . , 1 linac lf1rrr.' S. Parker, I3. IIt'I'l'lllg,f, A. Igl'2lVCl'IlI1lll, S. I'llIlli, N. Smtth, C. XULICY, I. Iaylor, II. Rate, I7. Ixmwptler, Cl. C1 IIN'fwk, M. Ut-Ren, P. Stika, C. C'rumIey, N. XYl1itx:vr Rm: Il4'LL'Il.' Miss Kool, bl. Frulmwcilm, tl, XV3lir, M. Snitlcr, M. Rome, Ii. Means, -I. VVl1ite, C. Svlmmitlt, IT. Spa-m-er, xl. XVa4- Ixelly, I.. I tllhauer, S. Xml:-r, Ix. Iangglrrt Runs fluff R. XVolfc, D. Slemtnom, KI. Iiuralw, M. Kringel, R, Buxton, M. Braverman, G. Iiuxton, R. Rertls, I5. XVilliams, Ii. Ii. Nolan, Ii. Prupst, -I. Schmimlt, S. Shaeffer, Mr. Aupperle K limb Ruiz: bl. VVhite, R. Parks, A. clllltlllf, T. Taylor, P. Upstanl, ID. Guthrie, If. Spencer, I7. Ifryauf, 'I'. Ijlllllllllgftlll Rum: 'l'u'n: Miv Kool. XV. Snider, XV. Mt-ans, R. Buxton, R. VVilliama, R. Rculs, V. Ilinrivlts, II. Pate, I7. IiIlUl'l3l'lt'l4 Rua: Our: M. Iil'2lYL'l'lIlllIl, N. Smith, U. Yoder, C'. Schmiclt, Mr. Auppcrlc, CI. Iiuxtcmn, R. Reuls, G. Cox, VI. 'I'm-lmigt-s llrzfk Row: JK. Rnccler, C. Iilalw, Ii. Irwin, Ii. Stika, -I. Olson, S. lNIc'C'u1n:u, I5. Means, G. Malialfy, U. Krnutlt, I7. Hurley, WI. C ,I. Ixc-mp .. . . , . . . 1 1 V .. ., Rm: law: Mtn Ixuul, Cr. bralw, M. -IIISIYII, I.. St-ymlc-I, C. Altreus, I. Vlmmtllwurn, VI. XX archam, II. VI agner, Ii, NX wk, hl. U In Ii. Laming, D. Yuteslcr, N. Iivaslev, If. Ructler Rau' Orff: I. Mvlionald, II. Iirwltc-ntlticlr, C. VVl1itc', I'. Kr-Iley, M. Mclluvcrll, If. Circuit, N. Spelmvcr, S. Rc'Ic'hartlt, CQ. ,ln XVl1itt-lmuk, S. cvllgjlilll, Ii. Petael, S. Lewis, Mr. Aupperla- SWEETHEAHTS 'lllmc ccnnic UpL'I'L'ffll, Swcctl1cz11'ts , by Yictur llcrlwcrt. was prcscntcal lwy tllc muslf all pzrlmcnt ol l. L. ll. 5. on llxursnlzu' uml l'1'1alux', lXOYL'lI1l5CI' ln llllll 16. l,lll1am l'2ll'l!L'li mul llllilllx' Smith sung tllc IL-mls with Virginia Xlvilllzlmson zmcl lylllll Upstzul in tllc supporting mlm nrtllzl lliscucli :mal 'llom Uunnlngtcm plzlycal thc cumcnly warts. Utllcrs in tlxc cast wsu l x Parks, lllck ISL-ck, licn Rcunls, Aluycc -lulmscm, lmctty Nolan, Anncttc lJI'21YL'l'lll21l1, liittx lull mclmcstlwl z1ccu1np1111lcal them. V, Czlmlvn Nlllfflll, zmnl Marx' Lou lirlngcl zmnl 21 lll'ty-nmcnmlwr clmrus. A I'orty-pic STATE MUSIC EU TESTA TS Ifrn.v.r .N'1'xlrl K. Iiuuzsk, c'0l'llL'l li. N1U'li'I', C nrm-I R. liiumv, Tuba D. SURK, Hnritmle D. D1 xsum, Trmnlwm- M, AMISH, c'lll'llk'f Slriny Qzmrtrf A, 'I'nrmi'soX, String Buss VI. WAHM, Fc-llo M. M.u:su, V. mlzl IJ. IloL's'i'0x, Violin ul. Krnun, Yirrlin M. limkskxg V inlin liillfill Qzmrlrl V, xVlII'l'lil3UUK bl. iliwllak N. Si-ifxwk M. llvrmsm' lrilllll Snfn M. N1.XRSIl I.'lm'ir1r1 Cfllllffff ii. SCIIMIIYY, Aim I. f'UllI'I R, Huw P, liicxixrxiix, li Hut A. 'I'lirmPsux, li Hut .L'enaaJ 'Q PAINT AND P TEHE5 Iiark Rnfw: S. Records, D. Oldis, li. Nolan, S. Funk, P. Ricketts, F. Slavata, D. Krieg, P. Marsh Rofw Four: S. Buxton, Ashton, L. Strasburg, M. Goodnow, K. O'Brien, B. Baldridge, Al. Conover Rom: Tlfrfr: V. VVilliamson, A. Braverman, C. Covert, N. VVallace, G. Rossie, S. Yoder Rofw Tfwn: J. johnson, M. O'Connor, B. Petsel, Niiss Hughes, C, Coulter, B, Crow, K. Reeds Rofu' Unix' C. Goetz, li. Olson, R. Parks, T. Dunnington, D. Guthrie, D. Scannell, C. Kelly, D. Fryauf OFFICERS l'ox1 l7L'vx1xr:'rox . . President M.XRIAN fYCONXOR . . Asst. Program Chairman Iowa -lonxsox . Vice-President B012 PETSEI. . . . . Stage Manager Cnix CUL'I.'l'ER . . . . Secretary -low Coxovmt . . Costume Custodian Heirs' Ckow . . Program Chairman Miss Hronrts . . Faeulty Adviser E. U. B. Bark Roms: K. Reeds, B. VVorkhoven, J. Opfell, D, Guthrie, L. Rogler Rome Tfwof H. Pinney, C. Hamilton, J. VVarehan1, C. Beye, M. Goetz, li. Petsel R015 flllll' liarhara Nolan, C. Goetz, iVlisS Hughes, Hettx' Nolan, Franklin Knoxver OFFICERS lgE'l I'Y Norxx . . . President B.XR1s.xk.x Nomx' . . . Serra-tary Cum, Gorrl . . Vice-President Miss Iluznrzs . . Faculty Adviser A5 YUU LIKE IT W'L1 K 1 I V A Q95 HBEURGE WASHI BTU SLEPT HERE Q 2l 5?'?i 'f sf Af Q 5, - all ,V - Y , -wifi, Wi Q fc, Q f-wyakse ,' g vf O . . . tg R , , 1 7 ,1F.,,g3,dig gg. ,QL iv' v ,, , :vw 5 'M f 1 ff , H E , , , I 4 uv F 17 .TC A . , . f,,a ! lil wx SPEECH ANU DH!-XM!-XTIE ACTI ITIE5 The speech and dramatics department headed by Miss Lola Hughes has been capably represented by members of Paint and Patches and G. O. G. during the past year. Forty-five dramatic club members displayed their talents in the annual Paint and Patches play As You Like Itn presented on VVednesday and Thursday, January 30 and 31. Bringing out the beauti- ful passages aand costumes of a Shakespearean play, they provided an entertaining evening as well as giving the student body a new appreciation for fine drama. lflembers of the cast included: Oliver, Don Krieg, Orlando, Don Fryauf, Jacques, Don Guthrie, Adam, Bob Willhite, Charles, Charles Kelly, Touchstone, Tom Dunnington, Le Beau, Philip Nlarsh, Duke Frederick, Chan Coulter, Senior Duke, Dale Scannell, Amiens, Paul Opstad, Lord, Bill Olson, Jacques, Lenard Strasburg, Corin, Rex Parks, Sylvius, Carl Goetz, Hymen, Joyce Johnson, William, Kenneth Reeds, Rosalind, Shirley Buxton, Celia, Annette Braverman, Phebe, Kathleen O'Brien, Audrey, lVIarian O'Connor, Courtiers, Boyd Workhoven, Frank Knower, Court Ladies, Barbara Baldridge, Nancy Wallace, Doris Oldis, Gloria Rossie, Betty Crow, Court Pages, Joye Ashton, lVIargaret Goodnow, Servants to Frederick, Mickey Thomas, Craig lllahaffyg Foresters, Dick Beck, Duane Smith, Tom Taylor, Shepherds, Sue Funk, Pattie Ricketts, Margaret Sewall, Edith Slavata, Shepherdesses, Joan Conover, Sarah Records, Betty Nolan, Shirley Yoder, Flutist, Carolyn Covert, Harpist, Sally Barnes, Pianist, Evelyn Davis. The judges granted the As You Like It play cast a superior rating in the dramatics division of the state contest. Tom Dunnington won special recognition for his portrayal of Touchstone. G. O. G., heading the speech department, gained prestige by taking honors in the State Forensic Contest held in Iowa City on llflarch 28, 29, and 30. Lenard Strasburg, having won second place in the district contest with his original oration American Heritagen, was Hrst place winner in the state. This accomplishment entitled him to a four year scholarship to the University of Iowa. Joann Paulus, a newcomer to the speech department, found many honors awaiting her as she took first place in the Hnals of the Extemporaneous assembly at high school. Chan Coulter rated second place, Kenneth Reeds, third. Carl Goetz, Margaret Goodnow, and Betty Nolan also competed in the finals. Joann was entitled to enter the district contest where she gained third place, and later took a fourth in the state preliminary. Miss Lola Hughes, speech instructor, entered three students in the state radio speaking division at WSUI. Don Guthrie was rated superior on his radio speech, Ernie Pyle. Margaret Sewall and Joyce Johnson gave On Being a Red Headu and To Smoke or Not to Smokef' Interpretive reading consisted of two classes-Prose and Poetry. The state contestants who capably represented City High were Martha Hiscock, Franklin Knower, and Lenard Strasburg. They all received very good or excellent ratings. The Juniors chose for their play the mystery thriller The Cat and the Canary by John Willard. The suspenseful atmosphere was well created as the audience reacted with screams of terror. lVIuch praise goes to the Cast for their fine performance on Thursday, November 1. The cast: Annabelle West, Sarah Records, Susan Sillsby, Sue Funk, Pequita, Patti Ricketts, Cicily Young, Joan Wray, Paul Jones, Bob VVillhite, Charles Wilder, Don Fryauf, Dr. Patterson, Austin Colony, Hendricks, Bub Means, Harry Blyth, Frank Knower, Mr. Crosby, Dale Scannell. The ever-popular three-act comedy George Washington Slept Herey' by Nloss Hart and George Kaufman was presented by the Senior class on Thursday, April ll. The experienced cast, appearing on the stage for the last time, gave the audience an evening of hilarious entertainment which will not soon be forgotten. 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Hurrah and three cheers! We defeated our rival Davenport, 12 to 7, on their home field. It's the first time this has been done in 27 years. OCTOBER It was a happy Homecoming! At the final gun the score stood, 1. C. 26, Dubuque 13. VVe were still in a gay mood as Pete Baldwin was crowned queen at the Horne- coming Dance. P. T. A. Back To School Night and our parents attended l. C. H. S. for a few hours. YVhat happened, anyway? Iowa City 7, l1IcKinley the same. In the P.M. blue jeans and plaid shirts were fashionable at the G.A.A. Barn Dance. Dr. Andrew VVoods explained U. S.-China Relations to us in Assembly. New members were taken in at the Girl Reserves' candlelight initiation. The Red and VVhite was back on the band wagon with a 19 to 7 win over Marshall- town. Our assembly today was in honor of Navy Day. The football fellows made their dads mighty proud as they defeated Franklin, 18 to 0, in the Dads' Night game for this year. Girl Reserves enjoyed their annual Harvest Moon Hike. fSorry, but it was girls only., NOVEMBER The juniors presented a very successful per- formance of the mystery, The Cat and The Canary . Another gridiron victory as Burlington fell flat. Final score was I. C. 6, Burlington 0. Parents and teachers got together for an- other check-up at the P. T. A. meeting to- night. Poetry readers' annual contest was pre- sented in assembly today. The Red and White eleven completed a memorable season, scampering by Wilson with a 38 to 7 margin. Girl Reserves were hostesses for the G. R. District Conference. The first night performance of the operetta, Sweethearts , was colorful and gay . . . as well as musical. The second performance of Sweethearts was better yet. The oft-victorious football team was hon- ored at a banquet tonight. Everyone applauded as the fellows stepped forward to receive their letters in assembly Thanksgiving . . . and the first day of a two day vacation. Our basketball quintet lost its first game by one measly point, 31 to 32, to Musca- tine. The Red and White five completely swamped West Branch by a 62 to 18 score. Another easy victory. I. C. 40, Burlington 25. DECEMBER Three in a row. This time it was I. C. 72, Washington 38. Paint and Patches members go social with an Alumni Tea followed by a Reunion Ban- quet. Our victory string continues with a 45 to 32. win over McKinley. Davenport, our arch rival, broke the string by a decisive 43 to 22 score. U. S. S. VIETUHY LUG 15 jeans and plaid shirts were again in style at the junior class Frontier Frolic. 19 Teachers got together at an All-City Teach- ers Dinner. 20 In the spirit of the season, the Girl Re- serves went caroling. Z1 Dubuque added a 38 to 33 loss to the I. C. H. S. schedule. After a Christmas assem- bly and gay caroling in the halls, school was dismissed for a two-week vacation. Merry Christmas, everyone. JANUARY 4 Oh, woe! Franklin, 37-35. 7 School is resumed. COh, unhappy day!! 11 Dubuque falls, 47-32. 25 The G. R.'s take their Dads to a banquet. Davenport triumphs, 40-35. 26 Junior class gives a hall dance. 30 Paint and Patches gives a matinee of As You Like It . 31 Evening performance of As You Like It . FEBRUARY 1 Basketball-Clinton 37, I. C. 31. 8 1Ve sink Franklin, 33-26. 11 That ominous day! Book Reports. 12 VVe have an assembly for Lincoln's birth- day. 15 Basketball-I. C. 40, Roosevelt 30. 16 Yea, Red! I. C. 39, Burlington 29. 22 VVe trounce Wilson, 46-40. 23 G. R.'s swing out with their annual dance in the gym. What a deal! 26-27-28 Boys' Sectional Basketball Tourna- ment at the Fieldhouse. MARCH 1 Roosevelt fallsf 37-27, in our last scheduled game of the season. 2 End of Sectional Tournament. 6 Illusic department presents their annual as- sembly. 7 Teachers have All-City Teachers Dinner at the Nlemorial Union. 11 The annual vaudeville-high spot was Tom Dunnington's, Don Krieg's, and Ken Reeds' mystery thriller. 20 Professor Kirk Porter talks to us in assem- bly. 20-23 State High School Basketball Tourna- ment-we come out on top. Hallelujah! 25 We have vacation for a day 'cause we're State Champs! 26 Ah, yes-Ye Old Book Reports again. P. T. A. meeting. 28 Indoor Conference. Mississippi Valley Track Meet. APRIL 1 Juniors present style show and card party. CHubba, hubbalj 4 G.A.A.'s have a party all of their own. 5-6 District Music Elimination Contest. 11 Pep Club honors Basketball Team with a banquet in the cafeteria. Seniors present George Washington Slept Here . 13 Whoopee! Spring Vacation. 25-26-27 State lNIusic Contest at Grinnell. 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Washington Street IOWA CITY, IOWA ix X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 543 XXX WK :fc ESTABLISHED 1879 E S. T. MORRISON 8: C0. E 1 A. o. KELLY E if W O 5 Q- W Q 35 Q- I-1 5 M C H Q I3 G CD Ni wk vs Z2 Morrison Bldg. 1 1 203 E. Washington St. 32 1 IOWA CITY, IOWA 1 X X X X WXX69fNXX49XXAHFKKXHFXMXXGHXKKASHKXX XXXX X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Pk X X4 Pk XMMX jc For Spring Tonic 1946-Insure Q2 jg Safe Use oi Your Car to 1 1 Time Without End 1 1 ...A'r... ' 1 X X A++!! WXXNX HOME CII.. CC. AND A vs 1 Come sit ye down in lair re- QE if pose- 1 vs A :lc M 5 U' llh 0 0 Q- Q 5 D- Q- E. 5 If UQ O 0 CL X WANNA Fil 'I L. 0 5 CL , M -ET 5H'U di Z S -2 'sn Niki? +A if XXHHXXX XXXGEKW THE 2 MILE INN With Every Success Your 2 Miles 1 BETTY an Doc 55 gt sao IOWA AVE. DIAL sass ti X x X XX X X X X X X X X X X X X Xk ik ik ik ik Pk X4 ik ik Hk Xk Pk X4 X4 Sk Pk X196 WKWXX X X X X X X X X X X X Pk ik X1 X4 X4 X1 X1 Pk 2k X4 if 2k Dk X1 bk Ik Ik NMNKX Q 2. 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I O P R E S S :E ii 2 ANNUAL DIVISION I g X X X I ECQNCMY ADVERTISING CO. I g X 52 32 E IOWA CITY, IOWA E X EXXKWXKWNWXXXXNWWWKXfiiffffWXXXNNXNXiii XXNNX i ifffiffffifffffXifffffffffiifi I CONGRATULATIONS E 1 Fon RECREATION AND E FROM PRINCESS CAFE IAMES LONS, Prop. K+Nf+++kMkMXMXXk+ I-1 CJ 2 :UQ 29 SKI. 5 m so GD E'-Q D.- I-In I3 IQ XXKXXXXXXMXXXXXX 114 S. Dubuque St. ee-be--be-be-seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeat-esac-aeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeec--be ffffiifi X X X X X X X X X X X ik 14 14 14 14 H4 14 14 14 14 14 14 if 2k X1 if MXXNKWXX MANY PLEASANT TIMES XXKWXXXMXXXXK UI Pi 966666i69696iG669696969696 REICH'S CAFE Nfikfkkiffkffkkikfffffkiifkfkk HOME SUPPLIES T I R E S ...TRY... SGQGQGQGSGQGQGEGHG +XX+MX4k STORES aeeeeeeeeeeeeeee-ec-eeeeeeeeaeaeac-aeec-aeaeaeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeee 9696 5696 9GX66M6GX66X96X96X96X6GXHGXHGXHGXHGXHGNHGXHFK X X X . X gk: A forlorn-lookmg youngster 1 gk wandered up to the clerk in the sg 1 shoe department. 1 X X 1 VVhat's the matter, Sonny? 1 1 asked the man sympathetically. it 1 Please, sir, wailed the little 1 1 child, 'lhave you seen a lady with- 1 sk out a little boy who looks like sk 1 me ? 1 iii X X X X X Pk Pk X H4 X4 H4 X4 2k ik Pk ik Ik Sk Sk 2k 7k H1 2k Pk Ik Dk bk Sk 1466 KHXXKMXE X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X kiXXXXXX In l l U EE l. II r' rf cn iff if ICE CREAM X ifNN X X 32 X X h-Q X Q, 1 1. ,k 96 X X I o I 'I 1 N if' I X X X iii S 1 Q X 1 'B 'F X 52 I 1 Q 1 2 1 Q 2 uf H- 1 'Q X X X? I 52 1 UO. X Q Dk 34 Qc Pk 1 3 34 if if Si 2k X XfffffXfffffffkfffffifffffif ENIOY IT DAILY if XXXXX XXXXX k E You Will Find True Value E , , , THE , , , E X X X X 1 In FIRST NATIONAL 1 . 1 2 Klttenball 1 1 BANK E :If , bk vs :If E Supplies if 935 IOWA CITY 1 1 - 1 1 Q 1 1 Baseball Supplles 1 1 1 1 dc 1 1 EE Flshlnq Tackle ,DE 91 Capltal . . 3200000.00 I 1 - 1 pk Surplus and 1 1 Supplles 1 1 Undivided 1 1 1 jg Profits . . . 140,000.00 ji EZ 0 1 1 Deposits . II,o0o,000.oo 1 X X X X X X X Member Federal Reserve X 1 LENOCII an CILEK system X X X X 1 The Store of Real Value i 1 Member Federal Deposit :E 2 Dial 2252 Washington Street E E Insurance Corporation E X X X X XMXWifkikfiikWMXNXXXXNXNMXXWXW NkkkiiifffiffKffffffiiiffkfiik ifXXfffiXXXXKXXXXXXMXMXNHXNXMXXXXXXWXXXX!!Mkkfkfkkkkfiifkiffkf 1 32 1 Zi WILLIAM HCRRABIN X X CONTIIACTINC COMPANY Dk I 2 INCORPORATED E General Contractors X X E IOWA CITY. IOWA 2 52 A EXXXXXXXXXKXXXXXKKXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXNWXXXXWXkkfffffffifkififfffg ifWMH+Miki?MXkfkkfkffikififffiiiiiikXffifkfffffKfffifffifffkki X X X X 1 1 CENTRAL READY-MIXED CONCRETE CO. X X -.- 22 X X E READY-MIXED CONCRETE 2 X FIS 3:2 Delivered Direct To Iob 5 32 Permanence Assured E 1 1 --- 1 15 EAST COLLEGE IOWA CITY. IOWA E X fKiii?HifiWfifikfkfkkikiififXMXXNXXXXXXXXXWWiiifffkfiikkfifkfi VVzm'h the hirdie! XVhy, Dale! cullllillg tn sclmul Sun in your cpe? Hiding, llnrurhy? NVIM wun? Vuver girl Smilin' l.il Shirley on il fx-Index Mr,'l'.il1 1918 Hung rm, Ruth XVhzltm'h' dllillx Gu Pirzltrsf H VVIM? M1-?! Y Mary :mil Rosic Smilv sweetly .6 KXXXNNXYMMWXKXXXXWXXMXXXkkikkXkkkkkfkfWKNYXMMXXWXXXXXXKNWXKXNK eg PF 2 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Z eg 214 x X 3 X E I. A. PARDEN SECURITY ABSTRACT E 1 Real Estate and Insurance COMPANY E ez: 1 Iowa State Bank 6 Trust Bldg. 302 S- and L- Building E X g X x X 25 DR. FRED T. BAUER DR- W- L- SCHENCK 2 I Dentist Denhst I 1 - - Iowa State Bank 6. Trust Bldg. E E DQY Bulldmg 1owA CITY, IOWA 1 :lc PF 2 X E MCGLADREY. HANSEN, H. I. IENNINGS AGENCY QE 1 DUNN AND CO- Travelers Insurance Co. 1 1 First National Bank Iowa Sfqfe Bank 6 Trust 1 52 'I' 1 I I SIE DR. W. E. SPENCE DRS. WARD 6. WARD 32 E Dentist Dentists E if 308-9-10 I. S. B. 6 T. Bldg. 305-6-7 I. S. B. 6: T. Bldg. EE X X X E Any Kind of Insurance Whiting-Kerr Realty Co. If jf Anywhere Real Estate and Insurance 1 1 H' L15 BEISEEYBQEENCY 119 E. College si. 33 E I5I,I,f,AeCiQIYlI1OQ,VjI,k sam whuiug, rr. D. c. Kerr E 'II wk E DRUG SHOP DR. W. c. ENDERBY E X E Edward S. Rose, Pharmacist Osteopathic Physician Ii jg 109 S. Dubuque Savings and Loan Bldg. E is eg bk g X 2 DR. G. F. SPIELHAGEN s. E. RANSHAW :E E 203Vz E. Washington St. Real Estate Broker E E IOWA CITY. IOWA mow s. Dubuque sf. gg 3 3 x X wk ALL LINES PF E THE WELT AGENCY DR. HARRY R. IENKINSON E 1 Savings and Loan Building First National Bank Bldg. 1 Pl' D' I 44ll 'II E GENERAL Ia INSURANCE IOWA CITY' IOWA 2 XNKKXNKfW+Wffif4XXKNXKMfffkifffikffffkkkkMkfkififikkfffififfik 9699 Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk PF 514 Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk Pk 96-Yr 94- Pk Pk E PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY E :xc Pk Pk A 2 SWISHER 61 SWISHER EMIL G. TROTT is .E Attorneys-at-Law - - A 1 su. Floor Dial 3175 Attorney at Law 1 E Iowa State Bank 6 Trust Bldg. 315 I' S' B' Bldg' E Pk as Pk Pk Pk FRED V. IOHNSON at 1 Real Estate Insurance DR' I' W' FIGG :af E Income Tax Dentist E 130 S. Cl' t St. . . . PE Tel.: off. 9134? tliles. 7592 Schnelde' Bmldmg E Pk A I DE REU REALTY RIES, DUTCHER, 6. I 1 COMPANY OSMUNDSON jg 1 Real Estate-Insurance-Loans Lawyers 32 gi 130 S. Clinton Iowa State Bank Bld.g. E Pk Pk Pk Pk E DRS. I. NED 6. H. F. SMITH ELWIN K. SHAIN E E Physicians and Surgeons Insurance Counselor E E 203W E. Washington Savings and Loan Building 3 Pk Pk Pk :uc 2 JACK c. WHITE w. I. IACKSON gg E Attorney-at-Law Attorney E E Paul-Helen Building Iowa State Bank Bldg. E Pk A ff ac E DR. R. E. CONWELL DR. H. H. BLACK E E Dentist Dentist E E Room 2 IZBV2 E. Washington 304 I. S. B. Bldg. E :se Pk I ALBRECHT, KNOX, 6. LOUIS SHULMAN I 1 TAYLOR Au 32 E Attorneys-at-Law omey 2 1 210 5, Dubuque eos 1. s. B. Bldg. 1 Pk Pk :ue Pk 2 DE. s. A. NEUMANN DE. IAMES M. HOTTEL E E Chiropractor Optometrist E 2 zos savings and Loan Bldg. 114 S. Clinton E Pk Pk 9t--3G96-3G9H69H6-J6-5G-3HHHC'96-X--36969696999936-56969696-DH?-1696969696669696-5696-D6-76969696-3HHHH66HHHHHHHHG9i-96-JH? Mkfkifikii X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X XNXXENXKX eeeeeeae-ieae-:eeeeeeeaeeeaeaeee-ie CD 1-0- C CL CD IIS r-P Un O 0-H 1-0- IJ' GD eeeeeeeeeeaeeeee-x-eeeeaeaeaeaeec-ae ...THE... HOTEL JEFFERSON Home of the H uddle' ' Extends Compliments and Best Wishes to All Iowa City I-Iiqh School kfkiifiiwffkkwffi Xfffkifkffifkffki GEORGE W. DAVIS Manager ifXXXXXXXXNXXXXXNXXXXXKXXXXXXHNkkiiiiifiifi X X X X X X X X X X X X O if X X X X X X X X X X X X 1 kkkffifiifWifiXkiwkkiffiiXX+XXNXXXXM4iKXNXX Our Store Is Your Sporting Goods Headquarters- Complete Lines of All Well Known Manufactures Featured TENNIS - GOLF BASEBALL IIIWR SUPPLY if 96 X X X X ak :ic :lc ak QGQGQGQEQESEQG9645469699969699d696969G969695969G969996969695 599696469596565G9E969Gi6i6dG96969656i6iEi69GiE955696i6i6i696 ieeeeaeeeec-9696ee-HH:-eeee969696464696meeeee9e9e9eaeaeee-Jeaeae-ieaeaeaeec-ee9eee9e9eae9eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet-aeaeae-969999-1696346 X X 1 They took Willie to the aviary in the park. 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H. GRY 8 CU. O MEATS AND COLD STORAGE LOCKERS MXKXXMXXXXXXXKRXXXXXWXkiiiiiifi Kiki!ikkkfXffkiikiifiikkkfifkki ikfififffkkfki X X X X 1 ISI X N X o X X tj U: X . ilu X ba c 'D X H. U. 'Fan X eq 5 SF .Q is X 0 X X X X 1 XXXXXXKNXXXXNN NNMXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXNXNXXXMXXMMN CONGRATULATIONS I. C. H. S. NXkXXX+XMXXXN4++MXXH XXXXXXNXXXXHNXXWKXXX On Your Completion of Another School Year IOWA CITY COACH C0. WWW!XXXXkfiififfffffffifififif KXKKNXXNXXMXXMKXKKKXMMMNMHMXWM X X X X 1 Do you know where bad little 1 1 girls go to P asked the mother. vi pk Oh, yes, replied the daughter, sg QE they go almost everywhere. 1 X . X ,k X ae af ,lg 1 Hson, you're always at the bot- 1 1 tom of the class. if X 'AThat's all right, Dadg they X 1 teach the same thing at both endsf' QE X X iff?XffffififfiiifXXXWWXXXWWWQ XXXXNXMKXMXNXXXXXXXMXMXXkkikfki X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 1 fkkffkki+XXXKkXXXXWXXkXXXikXkiX EXMKMMXKXMNNXXX X X X X X 1 fs 5 1 1 1 N- 32 D' 1 5:1 1 et 1 0. al: Wo X X X X X 1 Xkikkkkikkkfkkk PARK AT PEARSON'S DRUG STORE Cf On the Near Wifi?if HAUSER'S IEWELRY STORE Diamonds, Watches if +XXkMWMfX+XX+XffX X X X X ,X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X . 1 XN++KWXif+NHMN+4kXXKK Silverware if XXXXQHHXXXXXQHHXXHXMQHFXXNXQHFKHXK EWERS SHOE STORES ikkfkiffi KWXXNKKXK 1 1 1 1 i 28 S. Clinton 1 X X QE 105 S. Clinton 1 X X :nc ifWWWXX kkkfiiiiiiifi X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 1 kiXkXXX+ikfiX HUN VUY EE 1 32 X X 1 The sunrise now is over. 1 32 The dawn has come and gone. 1 ak The ship is going out to sea, 32 -x-ac--zeeeee-:sae D2 IJ Q.. CI E. B E- V1 f f 'J' FD 1 G S 6 1 fb SI 2 eeac-ae-:Hex-ee And the traveler must go on. The port was dear and sheltered, 5995 CU 5 r-r -- 53 C -1 Q v- rn 5 W 5 H. f-r O '1 fb ua f-r O ,AD 59 56 -D6 ak And the traveler must push on. 1 1 So lift the ship's great anchor, if ak And set each flowing sail. X ieieiieiii SGQFKBFX We'll leave the port behind us And meet the calm or gale. :le Let the seas be rough or calm. :If X . X 1 The goal is all that counts. is X Mari should be judged by his effort, X X , X X And not by the heights he mounts. X -JG-JHH6-X-96-JG -DHHHHHHG Storms will perhaps waylay us, But ours is a fighting heart, And you can't really enjoy the sunshine X 'Til you see a storm retard. 1 Zli B h 'II b 1 is ak ut t e voyage Wl e a p easant one, ak 1 And many days will be fair, 1 QHGQHG-X-QHC'-3696-36 Q E' -I ,. Q- if 3 S O- IIT' 4 o EP 2 5 2 Q rn O m X 5 -U -... m O .2 E 5 2 2 Sf -N M1 3 2 G' Q N O CP 3 2 -h '-1 :1 Qt 'U 1 m 'C m F 4f 1H9'X'9H61Y'9HHHC' But work will be most plentiful, And the sun is resting there 969961-96-36-X-969666969696 5 0 . IJ' F.:-P. :ra O Q 5 w 5 . U' C '-: E. 3 UQ hh E. :1 96969649-JC-969696969696 -DHC- CU 'Q F' U1 2 m z c cn e z m VI W C z c 999695 15696-3956-36969696 X X X X X Pk Pk HF HK Dk Pk Pk Uk ik 2k ik Sk Pk H4 Ik Ik Ik ik Pk Ik IF bk Sk X ik IF Pk Ik Uk ik Ik FF :F FF Ik Ik lk IF :F :F Sk Ik Ik IF is if if Ik Ik lk 2? if if iiiikiii And God is in his heaven, And the port seems a golden mirage, VVe'll look back on our journey, And say it was Bon Voyage! 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