J D Darnall High School - Sphinx Yearbook (Geneseo, IL)
- Class of 1937
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'-if .4 W- . -r L7 'l?' .l TF .wx f V W' gf fkqi?-?g? ?Q?Ag .V .1 g.V V .. . ' V? 3- N 'A X ,. .Q-'i fix 255' TI-IE SPH NX 1 9 3 7 VOLUME XXI I L . 62, ISSUED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF THE GENESEO TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL GENESEO, ILLINOIS The Sphinx 1937 I 3 v Geneseo Township High School FOREWORD In presenting this volrune of the Annual, we have striven to give as complete a picture of the various activities of our school as pos- sible in the allotted space. We hope, in time to come, this brief memory of our high school days will become a priceless treasure in our storehouse of memories. Throughout the Annual, on the division pages, our artist has pictured for us the three seasons of our school year. To accompany them, she has cleverly placed the important sport of which we think in connection with each of rhe seasons. We of the Staff are of rhe sincere hope that this Annual will meet with the complete approval of its many readers. THE EDITOR. v l 3 The Sphinx 1937 4 DEDICATION More than a century ago our forefathers pioneered westward to this beautiful country and founded the city of Geneseo. The two supporting pillars in the establishing of our city were religion and education. With the support of these two standards, Geneseo has always remained a thriving and outstanding community. Now, however, the first century in the history of Geneseo has passed, and we must turn our thoughts toward the future. Since we, the class of 37 , are charter members of the new century, we hereby dedicate this volume of the Annual to the Future, in the hope that we can carry on with the success of our forefathers. 3 v Geneseo Township High School ACULTY Thefs something kinda, harty-like about the atmosphere When the heat of summefs over and the coolin' fall is here-- -Iames W. Riley , U1 The Sphinx 1937 -IAIVIES D. DARNALI., AB., A.lVI. Superintendent 'lI'lulI vlmll nu' .viqv fm' llivi ivlm .i'j'i'1lk.v .vu iiwll fur liim,vi'lf. ' lliiivcrsity nl' Inili:in:i3 lliiivwsity of fliicngo. MRS. .IENNIE STAFFORD l!ig11l .i'i'1i1ml'.i' .i'ilri.vliim'. Oflice Sr-cretary CHARLES H. RIVENBURG, A.B., IVIus.G., A.IVI. English 'l'lli'r4 .v im mn' Iiki' my Iillli' girl. :xlllllblllllll Cullt-gi-3 lliickilcll llilivcrsity: l'i-nnsylvanizi Stats lhllcpgr. LOIS GERRY IVIULLEN, A.B., A.IVI. Forensics, History, Civics .S'm1lII lull Hllljlllf-l'.u Uliivtwsity ut' NYist'misii1: linivvrsity of Smith llakutzig lllIlVk'I'SlIy of lnwn. NELLIE HANNA, AB. English llm' 'I't'i'j' l1I!H'Il1l'.YS rx lim' i'liiirm, l'nivi'rsity of Nliclliiialii l'nivt'rsity nl' Xvisconsin. HELEN MADDEN, AB. Latin, English Thr muxt 1uim1'fi'.vl .viglu nf 1i'i.nInm is Vllllllillllill rlli'vrf1:lll4',v.v. XXX-st Toxins l'olIug4v: llnivvrsity nl' l'ulin':iilng Nnrtlxwi-sh-rii l'nivt-rsily. CORINNE E. HENDERSON, AB. History, English 'fwllfllflljf ix 1'uif'11.i'.v1'lrIi' fur lln' 1u'1'.vi'1'i'1iIIi1. Blflllllllllllll l'ullt-ui-7 l'nivi'i'sily ul Illinois: llniu'i'sity Of NYist-nnsiil. IVIABLE C. YOUNG Shorthand, Typing Tlii'ri .v lm .vlwiul Iimil wlivii xln' .vliirlx 1n'r l,vf'i':i'r'ili'r. linux liinisc-i'v:itm'yg Smit- llnivi-rsity of Iowa. RAY A. WHITE, B.S. Nlatheinatics, Athletic Conch .X'rv1i' ii llmf ri-uiinilx un- of if .vtfiry. im- Culli-gc: Slzilv l'nivi-rsity nl' lnwzi. CLARENCE BELL, B.S.lVI. I i'1m1i'. I .vimn I fir! llimn ti: zi'm'L'. IVlusic l'iiivi-i'sily ul' Iilzilmg l'nivi-rsiiy of Suiitlicrn C':iliIni'ni:i: l'nivi'rsity ul' XXIIISIIIIIJQIUIIQ llnivrrsity nf Illinois. MARION HAND, B.A. Biology, General Science SIN m':'i'r -n'i1.v .rn Ivuxy Im! .vlir Inn! Ivisnri' to lvmi 41 II1'If'IlIgl Ili1lliI.h Univc-rsity of Iinvai. S. FRED CALHOUN, BS., NLS. Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics finial lJilllIl'i' ix fi l'l'll'h'lllilljl 1'irl:n. Iowa XYcslt-yaii Culli-gc: Stats l'nivt'rsily nf luwxi. LEO C. IVIAGDEFRAU Tu him nw' duff mir' infix. Manual Training. General Science Iowa XYi'slc-yziii: lnwa Statc: Iowa Flatt' 'll-:ucln'l's' frlllugc. WALLACE WESLEY, B.ECl. Physical Education, History TIN night Inu ii llriiimirzfl i',i'u.v. lin! Iliry i'iiu'l mvilwzim' with Iwrx. Illinois State Normal l'nivt-rsily. C. R, LASH, B.S. rl 'Vlgfllf yltmili .rji1u'I, Uilivt-rsily ill' Illinois. Agricul tu re, Agricultural Economics ELSIE IVI. MAGEE, PILB. in Ed. Hoine Economics II'lml! ylllll' i'rui'ki'r lunr l'IIIf'l,l' llllllfllfi l'nivvrsity of l'liii':iun5 'IK-:it'lii'i's' l'nIli'p1c, Columbia, Ncw York. ANNE DEWEY, A.B., NI.A. l'uIi'i'Hi'i'.' .-l ll1 Z'l'l' i'l14l1'ny Mathematics .virl'1il,v. Knox C'i:Ilci4t-3 Litllllllllllil l'nivt-rsily. IVIARJORIE IVIILLER, B.Ed. Hlliflll kliu-nav ln'tti'r llii' frm' Illinois Stan- Normal llnivt-1' ul' Wa-sliiiigtmi. j. G. HARIVIISON .S'ilr1n'r ix !mIiIz'u. Slrzittun lliisim-ec l'nIli'i:i'. Arr. Design iw:-Ili of lu'u11l,v mill m't3 ' sity, fnrnisli Scliunl of Art, l'nix't-rsily Study Hall Supervisor l'r:n1tim Klniiiin-i'cii:l Collt-gc-5 Spt-iicvrizin lhisinuss Cirllvgcg Ilryzint- ESTHER ATHAN, A.B., R.N. Nurse 1'm ul -vmir' .v4'r'7'ii'i'. Viiivcrsilx' of Nt'ln':iskIiI llnivcrsity of IXIIIHICSUIJIQ Kalilur Sclwol of Niii'silii:,'Roclinsli-i', Nlinn. HERBERT FARBER, B.S. Commercial Course lfi1rl.v In limi, i'i1rly In ri'.vi'i ' Nimrtliwcstcrii llnivcrsityg l'nivi:i'raity of luwzi. l6l v Geneseo Township High School CL ASSES Shining snow crystals rainbowed by the sun, Fields that are white, stained with long cool blue shadows.-I -Amy Lowell v U1 The Sphinx 1937 A rt ' CORINE DEPAUVV- Corky HEllt'l'g!,l' xlli' :1i 1'i'r' is zvitlmul il. Class Pri:-a. 45 lleelann. l, 3, 3. 4: Ik-bale 4: Urzitnry 4: ll. Club I, 2. 3, 4: Club .ig Athcn. Club l, .3. 3, 4: Science Club I, 2, -1: Pep Club I. 2. 3, 4. Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. -lg CLA..-X. l, 5: Poetry 45 jr. Sphinx 3. 4: liaise-bzill Ig Athrn. Club Play Contest l: tile-f Club lg Cheer Leader -lg Augustana Ili-lxzite 'llULlY'l'lill!lk'lll, Class Play 45 Nat'l Honor Society. BEATRICE PARSON- Bede,' .S'I1i' Iilais Io !4'i1.vi', lm! il'.r all in fun. Class View-Pres. 5, 41 Annual Stuff Asst. Htl. 4: ll. Club l. 2, 3, -lg Athcn. Club 2, 3, 4: Auuu:-tuna Cho. lg Pep Club 2, 3. 43 ti.A.A. l, 2. 3, 45 tirccn and Xl'hitc 33 llziscball I. 23 Glue Club 1: County Cho. lg ll. ll. 1, - 2: Library Asst. 2: Ups-rt-ttzi -l, Class Play -lg Nzit'l Honor Society. TI-IE SENIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS President ,,,,,,,,, ,.,, . , . ,...... .......... ....... C o rine DePauw Vice-President ,,,,,,,,.,..,,...,. ........ B eatrice Parson Secretary and Treasurer ...,... ..,,.........,...,.............,,.............., M argaret Clifton Class Sponsors: Miss Magee and Mr Calhoun MOTTO: Anything worth doing ir Worth doing well. COLORS: Scarlet and gray. FLOWERS: Red Carnations. CLASS HISTORY ,Twas baclc in 1933 Our ship went sailing out to sea. We sailed for miles and miles around Until a captain we had found. The captain was a lady fair, The crew and all were in her care. The captain was Gen Lough by name. 'Twas in this year she won her fame. She led us through our toil and strife And helped us start our trip through life Our first year flew so wildly past That soon our second year came fast. Our choice for captain soon was made And in Art Erickson our ship was stayed. The waters were not quite so rough, But still we did not lcnow enough. Our junior year was busy indeed, And for the prom we worked with speed. Somehow our crew was seldom changed, But captains were not so arranged. jean Lager had charge of our good ship And ne'er once did we lose hold and slip. 'Twas soon our fourth year did begin- The last stretch-One leap to win! Corine DePauw was leader chosen. And friendships then were far from frozen. Four years of sailing was lots of fun, And had hardships had we none. We hustled, hurried, and scurried along Until in wisdom we were cheerful and strong. But thanks to G. T. H. S. so dear That we've enjoyed from year to year. i8l v Geneseo Township High School IQYIQLYN ILXRTZ- Iiviv IIN: vnu' rmlu' mul mwz umv uf lull I flml nn frlrrtlr A , I . liuuwtrl' K'lulr 43 Ilzlsulmll I, RVIIY III-INKJKlIl'l'- Swt-llc SI1u'.v flu' Iu'1'g1l1Iu.rl lllllllllyl tlzv jmIw'l.v. Ii. Klub I. 3. 3, 4: Pup Klub 3. 4: Kx..X..X. 3, 43 K.ruKn :uul NYlutc 2 7 7 lllwkry 43 II. ll. .,, 3: Library Asst. - XI.-XRDIHRIIC IIIXIIY lim NIH tlrlm' .vm1f'f',v Mmm-u r'3'u,v. flaws 'l'rm-als. I3 llcclzuu. I, 2. 3, 4: II. K'lub I. 2. 3. 43 Art Kxlub Z. 3 Pub. Mgr.: Sciuncc K'lub I. 2, 3, 43 IR-p Kxlub I, 1, 3, 43 KI..-X..'X. I J, 3: ,luuinr Sphinx 3. 43 Tcuuis 4: K'l1K-er I..-:ulvr 4: II. ll. I, 9 l'm'try 4. 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XX'Yl lfl.lCS Slum .'I fflr'un'r' rvllll fl Vfzkl' ami hm' um! In ,www Ifzrlx Ir lx'nm,',I, ll, flnlr 3, 3. Ig Ag, Vluln J. 3, -I. Snr. 3. I'rI--, -I: ,lualuinu 'IR-:un J. 3, -Ig .Xtlu-11. Vlulp Ig llrm-11 :xml XYIHII- 3. II, lill. 43 Trzwlx I, 3. lNlRll'l'IlY YIll'XIi .-In 11r'li.vl Quill: 1lr.v:'1fr1.v nn lln' fr1!nr'I'. ,Xnnunl Stuff .Xrtisl I: II, l'lulu I, 2, 3. 4: .Xrl Clulv I. J, 3. I'rv5. .ig .XllIt'II. l'lulv I. 2, 3: Sr. Vlulv J. 33 l'vp l'lulx I, J, 3. Ig ,lr.Spl1inx J. 3. .Xrtixl 3: .XXIII-11, Vluls I'luy llnlh-sl 33 Ilrccn :mul XYl1iIc .mt't': N:Il'I u......1- 5...-I.-ly. Geneseo Township High School TI-IE SENIOR PRGPI-IECY On the evening of january 22, 1962, Mark Gannon, the star reporter for the New York Times, was hurrying along at a mere 500 miles an hour toward his home town of Geneseo, Illinois, where he was to get an exclusive story on what was to be considered the perfect televisioni' machine. The inventor of this super-human machine was an old schoolmate of his, Clarence Worden. After the two had met and talked a little while about their good old high school days, Clarence suggested that they test the machine by tuning in on some of the members of that fine class of 37 . Thus the fun began, for once the machine was turned on, it did not rest until every member of the class was found. Now I will tell you what they learned on that extremely exciting evening. First they saw Bob Whited, Hitting about in his usual manner, in a night club in Florida. He is a comedian now, and he owes a great deal of his success to his manager, William Snedeker. Next, in Washington, D. C., they saw Dorothy I-Iolmstrom, who is now Secretary of Labor, and Edward Vfyffles, who after 25 years, is the only remaining member of the Supreme Court. They also learned that the President of the United States, Raymond Ristau, has just appointed his new cabinet member-the Secretary of Love -Russell Erdman, who has chosen Mabel Kemmis as his private secretary. After that, they came to Rock Island, the city of women executives. There they saw Genevieve johnson, the Mayor, and Marcella Warnecutt, the Chief of Police- women. And while in Moline, just a few short blocks away, they saw David Busen- bark, Robert Strohman, Lester Peterson, and Wfallace Wiedenhoeft who have, after making their fortunes, enrolled in a school for bachelors there. VVhen in South Dakota, they spied Marvin Wfyffles and his wife, the fonner Margaret Clifton, living happily on their ranch in the great out-of-doors. Then suddenly they found themselves in Africa, where they saw Marjorie Plapp, Eunice Ernst, and Florence Myers, the trio of missionaries, teaching the natives to knit. Skipping back to New York, they saw Ruby Benoodt, who is successfully operat- ing a world-famous school of beauty culture. They also saw Evelyn Offerle, the successor to Irving Berlin, in her drawing room working on a ditty. Ar the University of Illinois, the class was well represented, for Ena McKenney is the instructor of Poetry. Abram Farnum is the professor of the largest class of ball room dancing in the world, while Jean Lager is an instructor in Physical Education. In Cieneseo, Gail Teeters and Goldie Felske have established a home for orphaned Chinese children, and Irene Clementz, the aviatrix, is planning to give all of the children a ride in her new plane. Millie Elling, the famous lady chemist, together with Evelyn Bartz, Leola Erdman, and Ruth Chapman, has just completed a success- ful experiment which will result in the manufacture of fruit-flavored pancakes. Miss Opal Utter and Lenola Hamilton have had some interesting debates on the subject: To marry for beauty, or to marry for money . Della Lippens and her assistant, fContinued on page 265 v inli- The Sphinx 1937 14 THE JUNIGR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS President ,,,A,,S,, , ...... .. .. .. ...,......... ...,.,..,... ..,....,. H o ward Moburg Vice-President ...,.....,.,........,.. ....... A Ima Hannon Secretary and Treasurer ........,..,,..........,......,.. . ...,.,,......,...,,....... james Howell Class Sponsors: Miss Hand and Mr. Farber Top Row: A. Nleiresonne, R. Clarke, D. Thorpe, D. Gotthardt, R. Hantz, L. Shipman, L. Gould, M. Heller, H. Lohman, C. Blanlcenfeldt. 6th Row: T. Borlcgren, R. Fort, L. Hull, S. Pobanz, D. Miller, R. Feldman, B. Ward, K. Holke, R. Wilson, L. Reschlce. 5th Row: H. Firch, E. Schutiler, V. Hornecker. M. Horneclcer, M. Cherry, D. Carnahan, A. Hutchinson, Pickens, H. Hoeft, C. Fowler, G. Mohler, D. Nylancler. 4th Row: R. Jackson, E. Taube, N. Connelly, W. Hulting, L. Angevine, H. Mo- burg, P. Hanna, Howell, E. Loenser. 3rd Row: A. Calsyn, B. Withrow, C. Roesner, M. Daniels, E. Firch, L. Specht, N. Hansen, B. Hamilton, V. Wiedenhoeft, B. Scott, B. Wagle, E. West, T. Taylor. 2nd Row: G. Pobanz, V. Carlson, A. Hannon, B. Elling, A. Snow, B. Schwen- inger, M. Schultz, A. Reschlce, V. Nicely, F. Miller, E. Goodwin, L. Erdman. Bottom Row: B. Wert, E. Davis, D. Frels, B. Glebel, F. Solomonson, F. Johnson, M. Olaerle, M. Wieneke, G. Neumann, P. Bartlett, B. Hanford, G. Hines. Al'-sent from picture: Nl Little, F. Underwood. 3 v Geneseo Township High School .,, H5 5, THE SOPHOMORE CLASS CLASS OFFICERS President .,...... ...,.......................................... ...,.,.,,.. Lo u is Schroeder Vice-President ..o.....,..........,... ....,... . Marilyn Hammer Secretary and Treasurer ...,.............,,..,.. ..,,.,....r............................ B illy Griggs Class Sponsors: Niiss Hanna and Mr. Magdefrau Top Row: N. Hoogerwerf, A. Painter, V. Egert, R. Frew, M. Hulting, Cheek, C. Carlson, G. Pinks, D. Warcl, L. Ristau, I. Fitch, V. Schmoll. 8th Row: B. Griggs, H. Hantz, F. Fassett, D. Loenser, W. Schultz, R. Meiresonne, R. Hansen, D. Reher, W. Hanford, L. Schroeder. 7th Row: H. DeBates, A. Olson, W. Larimer, D. Miller, D. West, C. Johnson J. Heller, W. Nelson, W. Rogers, J. Vfachtel, E. Felske, R. Reig. 6th Row: V. Carlson, P. Wilson, D. Sassen, N. Osborn, R. Menzenberg, L. Evans, L. Grirman, E. Jaquet, K. Kay, G. Beckman, E. Ollson, V. Guild. 5th Row: G. Van De Velde, E. Jones, M. Franks, M. Hammer, K. Schlenzen, V. Thorp, E. Brown, K. Buell, D. Ernst, L. Swanson, V. Lewis, M. Hofmeister, A. DePauw. 4th Row: D. Felhman, P. Vandemore, I.. Mock, J. Davies, D. Ferguson, Preston, D. Uriclc, Carter, L. Kulcuk, A. Pemberton. 3rd Row: L. Lough, H. Pobanz, M. Hollatz, M. Neumann, R. Reschke, B. Hamilton, M. Mortensen, H. Oberle, D. Kay, P. Fairlie, S. Speller. Znd Row: M. I. Jackson, M. Plasschaert, G. Setterburg, L. Krueger, V. Tracy, E. Peterson, M. Lunclahl, E. Hulting, D. Yanausch, P. Nelson, R. Waite, P. Casteel, R. Pobanz. Bottom Row: R. Hannon, K. Ingram, B. Voss, O. Rahn, M. Siehen, V. Ward. F. Keegan, M. Harper, A. Orling, V. Billiet, P. Warnock, E. Egert. Absent from picture: A. johnson, S. Weber. , wi The Sphinx 1937 I vm.. V Y, W . . 16 THE FRESHMAN CLASS CLASS OFFICERS President , ,,...,,.,.,,,,, ,..........A,,............,.............,,... . . . ...Don Klavohn Vice-President... .S....,....,..ww.S.. ........ J ames Kewley Secretary and Treasurer ...r., .. . .....,........,.,,.,,..r........ ,......... . . ......, Betty Rinlf Class Sponsors: Miss Young and Mr. White Top Row: S. Cox, L. Snedelcer, W. Smith, H. Rahn, H. Petersen, E. Hayes, L. 7th 6th 5th 4th 3rd 2nd Leonard, R. Bartz, A. Wagle, W. Painter, B. Orr, C. Roesner. Row: M. Desmith, L. Ketchum, B. Browning, M. Wiese, D. Van de Woestyne. F. Wiese, L. Parpart, C. Lager, L. Rahn, M. Fassett, D. Obrecht, R. Bollen, A. Withrow. Rowg H. Pritchard, R. Reschke, H. Feldman, R. Fransen, R. Lackey, K. Reschke, V. Barton, D. Talbot, S. Scales, jaquet, W. Lewis, A. Ristau. Row: L. Young, R. Miller, H. Schernau, M. Park, S. Hanford, N. Reschlce, K. Schmoll, N. Resser, B. Hartman, H. Fowler, Reig, F. Humphrey. Row: A. Staclc, A. Ristau, L. Hartman, D. Klavohn, H. Dirck, A. Peterson, J. Kewley, R. Johnson, Hull, K. Dilenlneclc, L. Sand, K. Howell. Row: D. Burgston, P. Krueger, A. Wyffles, B. Rink, M. L. Hoistetter, E. Hutchinson, 1. Wfarden, D. VanVooren, M. Verstraete, B. Reiger, R. Sweeney. Row: Keag, R. Underwood, O. Wayne, M. Stone, C. Oberle, V. Ander- son, B. Clark, L. Utter, M. Reschlce, M. Biddison. Bottom Row: D. Dahlen, M. Lewis. Oltman, S. Erdman, R. Schultz, W. Obrechl, A. Boricgren, D. Shaw, M. Oberle, R. lVlcNeill, V. Fredericlcson, S. Fagen. Absent from picture: R. DeVries, M. DeDeclcer, G. Mapes. SUB-FRESHMEN-1937 J. Carter, M. Douglass, R. Ford, P. Hillmer, H. Johnson, Jerald Keag, Julian Keag, R. Kiclcsey, R. LaVine, M. Lundberg, W. Mohler, L. Neumann, H. Rahn, Reschlte, C. Roos, R. Strandberg, M. Young. 3 v Genesee Township High School Top Row: A. Erickson. R. Kluvohn, C. DePauw, D, Reber, H. DeBates. Bottom Row: P, Hanna, D. Holmsrrom, Miss Mullen QCoachl, A. Snow, M. Oberle. DEBATE The 1937 season marlced one of Geneseo's most active debate years, with Proposed Government Ownership of Electric Utilities as the topic for argument. Eorty-eight debates with twenty other schools were held. On February 5 and 6, the entire squad obtained valuable experience at the Augustana tournament. Later, there were triangular meets with Pinceton and Mendota, in which Geneseo won two of the four encounters. On April 8 and 9, Arlene Snow and Corine DePauw upheld the affirmative side, and Donald Reher and Philip Hanna argued negatively at the district tournament at Macomb and received fourth place. The aim of the season was to provide as much practice for as many students as possible. Members of the squad and the number of times they debated were: Howard DeBates, Arthur Erickson, and Marcella Oberle, each 4, Richard K1avohn, 5g Arlene Snow, 113 Dorothy Holm- strom. 123 Corine DePauw, 17, Donald Reher, 18, and Philip Hanna, 19. SPEECH A triangular league, composed of Princeton, Mendota, and Geneseo, sponsored several speech contests this year. Each school entered two representatives in each division, making six contestants for each event. In the girls, dramatic declamation, Corine DePauw placed first, and Marilyn Hammer, second. In verse reading, Corine DePauw won third. Philip Hanna and Richard Klavohn were awarded second and third place in oratory. june Oltman won hrst place in the freshmen girls, humorous division. Geneseo joined the State Speech League again this year. At the sub-district contest on hflarch Z7 at Aledo, the following students represented Geneseo: Marilyn Hammer, dramatic declamationg june Oltman, humorous declamation: Corine DePauw, oratoryg Marjorie Bixby, verse reading, and Dorothy Holmstrom, extemporaneous speaking. Since Marjorie Bixby placed second in the verse reading, she competed in the District contest at Macomb on April 9. fwjl The Sphinx 1937 18 GENESEG HIGH SCHOOL BAND The high school band consists of a junior band of forty-five members and Il senior band of seventy-five members. The high school orchestra has a membership of seventy, the string section alone having forty persons. These organizations, under the able leadership of Mr. Clarence Bell, have furnished the pep music for the assemblies, football and basketball games. The band entered a contest at LaSalle, Illinois, on March 19 and 20, 1937. The group, having never participated before, was placed in Class D. Geneseo placed first in Class D, and will hereafter be entered in Class B, which consists of high schools with an enrollment of 250 to 750. The following soloists placed at LaSalle: Florence Myers, first in playing the piano, Laurel Offerle, first on baritone, Arthur Erickson, second on clarinet, Robert Whited, second on cornetg and Virgil Pobanz, second on the trombone. The students of Geneseo High School owe much to the band and Mr. Clarence Bell for the musical enthusiasm they have aroused. fThe above picture consists of the combined instrumental group., 3 v Geneseo Township High School ORGANIZATIONS THE BOOSTER CLUB, having an unlimited membership, is the largest organization in the school. Its activities are purely social. It holds a number of parties during the year and has charge of the school picnic. President-Kenneth Tell Vice-President-Bob Feldman Secretary-Treasurer-Philip Hanna Sponsor-Mr. Lash THE ATHENIAN CLUB is the dramatic organization of G. T. H. S. Its purpose is to promote drama, to give a better understanding and appreciation of cultural drama, and to establish dramatic stand- ards in acting, make-up, and stage managing. At the club meetings, which are held every three weeks, the programs and entertainments are arranged in order to help the members gain the purpose of the club. President-Jean Lager Secretary-Treasurer-Helen Hoeft Vice President-Lola Belle Frels Sponsor-Miss Mullen THE SCIENCE CLUB, which has a limited membership of fifty persons, holds its meetings every other Tuesday. Its chief interest is the development of science. Its members give the latest scientific articles and perform many interesting experiments at the meetings. President-Clarence Warden Secretary-Genevieve Lough Vice-President-Richard Klavohn Treasurer--Mabel Kemmis Sponsor-Mr. Calhoun THE PEP CIUB is a group of girls organized to arouse interest in school activities and to promote pep in the student body. This year there are thirty-six members. It holds its meetings on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month and has charge of pep meetings in the assembly. President-Corine DePauw Secretary-Treasurer-Helen Nordling Vice-President--Virginia Tracy Sponsor-Miss Wesley Corresponding with the Pep Club, the boys also have a G Club, consisting of all boys who hold major letters in athletics. THE CRAFT CLUB was organized this year in place of Art Club. It is open to everyone interested, who has had or is taking either one year of shop work or one semester of art work. It meets every other Monday night. Members work on any sort of handicraft that they want to. Some of the things being made are: wooden plaques, book ends, end tables, and metal articles such as: lamps, ash trays, book ends, and nick-nacks. President-Maurite Salzman Sponsors-Miss Miller and Mr. Magdefrau THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA is a semiasecret organization, which meets the third Thursday of each month. This is the most important agriculture club during the school year. Baseball, swimming, horseshoe, and judging teams are a few of the activities of the club. Geneseo will be represented at the state contest in most of these sports this year. President-Marvin Wyffels Secretary, Treasurer and Reporter-Lyall Angevine Vice-President-Sheldon Schroeder Sporsor-Mr. Lash THE JUNIOR SPHINX, the weekly school paper, and the Green and While, a page published weekly in the Republic, are two publications which offer journalistic training to the students. Both of these are popular and have large staffs. Meetings are held after school or in the evening, at which time discussions between the editors and staff members are held. The editor and assistant editor of the lunior Sphinx are: Howard Moburg, Philip Hanna. Millie Elling and Marcella Oberle are editor and assistant editor respectively for the Green and VVbite. Miss Hanna is faculty advisor for the Iunior Sphinx, and Mr. Rivenburg, for the Green and While. THE GIRLS' AND BOYS' GLEE CLUBS, under the direction of Mr. Bell, give the students opportunity to develop musical talent. The Clubs take part in assembly programs, public meetings, and several contests. They were very successful this year in the Hrst contest held on the evening of January 28. The girls' sextette, the boys' chorus, and the mixed chorus took first place. They go to the Henry County contest in April. Mt. Gaunet of Davenport was the judge for the contest held in january, and will again judge the one in April. f191-- The Sphinx 1937 11201 v Geneseo Township High School ATHLETICS r ' Ziii t e I I N, . 1 ,jf I ' , L ' . .fy K ,, 'X f Again rejoicing Nature sees Her robe assume its vernal hues: Her leafy locks Wave in the breeze, All freshly steejfd in morning dews. -Robert Burns. v f Z1 The Sphinx 1937 Top Row: fCoachj Fred Calhoun, D. Harrington, R. Jackson, C. Wiese, A. Reschke, fCoachJ Ray White. Center Row: R. Bismark, R. Hoogerwerf, F. DeTaeye, S. Pohanz, R. Feldman, D. Giebel, D. Frew. Bottom Row: Hanna, F. Black, E. Horn, D. Lodge, R. McKenzie, R. Bestor, R. Heller, A. Hulting. TRACK The 1936 track season opened with the second annual Relay Carnival, which was held in Geneseo, April ll. The schools that entered the meet were: Rock Island, East Moline, Galeshurg, Kewanee, Hillsdale, Orion, Cambridge, Prophetstown, Harlem, Bradford. Toulon, and Galva. Other meets in which Geneseo participated were the triangular meet with Kewanee and Galesburg, April 18, and also the Bradford Relay Carnival, April 25. At the Henry County track meet held in Galva, May 8, Geneseo won first place with a total of 49 points, Alpha was second with 19 points. This is the largest victory margin Geneseo has ever had. Because of this victory, which was the third consecutive one, Geneseo was entitled to permanent possession of the Henry County Track Trophy. The First Annual Night Relay Carnival was held on the well lighted home field, May 15. Because of so many participating, the preliminaries were held in the afternoon, and the finals were held at night. The victory queen, Marilyn Hammer, and her attendants, Priscilla Nelson and Alma Hannon, presented the trophies. Harlem was first with 53M points, and Geneseo was a close second with 47 points. With McKenzie as Captain of the track squad, the team fared well and made a creditable showing at all meetsg in fact, the team had a successful track season. H21 v Geneseo Township High School Center Top: M. Gannon. Top Row: R. Wliited, T. Taylor, Howell, S. Scales, Iaquet, H. Feldman, B. Orr, Kewley, J. Davies, A. Painter, H. Moburg, D. Miller. 3rd Row: D. Ward, D. Busenbarlc, R. Strohman, L. Reschlce, C. Johnson, R. Meiresonne, V. Egert, R. Lackey, E. Hayes. Znd Row: fCoachj Leo Magdefrau, G. Pinks, R. Frew, C. Carlson, C. Warden, D. Giebcl, I.. Schroeder, D. Gotthardt, W. Hanford, fCoachj Ray Wlhite. Bottom Row: S. Pobanz, I.. Gould, R. Hoogerwerf, F. DeTaeye, R. McKenzie, R. Feldman, K. Tell, D. Swanson, A. Nleiresonne. FOOTBALL The 1936 football season was one of the most successful ones in the history of the school, not only from the standpoint of victories but from the large following of fans, who enjoyed both home and out-of-town games. The football season opened with seven of the first eleven as new membersg however, the team was not to be denied any of the success and popularity enjoyed by the team of 1935. This year's team had a greater assortment of effective running plays than has ever been used before. Much of the success of the season may be attributed to the excellent performance of such senior players as Co-Captains McKenzie and DeTaeye, Tell, Swanson, and Hooger- werf. The underclassmen headed by Co-Captains-elect Feldman and Meiresonne were equally as effective in their play as the seniors. The fine spirit of cooperation, fight, love of the game, and the efficient efforts of Coaches White and Magdefrau were responsible for another truly great football team. While the seniors will be missed, Geneseo is looking forward to another great team next season. Sept. 18 Geneseo Roseville .... Sept. 25 Genesee .... ........ B radford ....... Oct. 2 Geneseo .... ,. ..... DePue .... .. Oct. 8 Geneseo Galva .... Oct. 16 Geneseo ........ ........ T oulon ..,......... Oct. 23 Geneseo ........ ........ A ledo .................. Oct. 30 Genesee ..,..... ........ W ethersfield Nov. I I Geneseo ........ . ....... Princeton ........ . Total ........... ......... 2 l 1 Total v f23j The Sphinx 19,37 Center Top: T. Taylor ' 3rd Row: Qcoarhl Leo IVagdefrau, V. Barton, V. Egert, D. Wfard, L. Lawrence, H. Feldman, K. Delin- lneclc, A. Borlcgren, L. Nloclt, Qcoachl Ray White. 2nd Row: R. Jackson, E. Felslce, L. Ristau, S. Schroeder, D. Miller, R. Hansen, W. Hanford, H. Mohurg, N. Connelly, IVI. Gannon. Bottom Row: R. Erdman, L. Shipman, R. Feldman. S. Pohanz. L. Gould, R. Sette, A. Meiresonne. IJ. Nliller. L. Schroeder. BASKETBALL In the fart that good sportsmanship and cooperation prevailed throughout the season, the haslceihall season ended with much success. Being ably led lay Captain I3oIs Sette. the team played excellent Iwasketlwali against all competition. The Invitational Tournament was held in Geneseo. Alpha placed firstg Prophetstown, second, and rhe Wheele-rs carried away third honors. Geneseo also competed in the Regional Tournament which was held in Galva. Geneseo won the first game and met Kewanee in the second game, which was won hy Kewanee. The second team offered much competition to the First team in practice. They played very good hall during the season and will be prepared for varsity ball next year. Varsity letters were awarded ro: Bch Sette, Bolw Feldman. Sheldon Pobanz, Lloyd Gould. Allwrt Nleiresonne, Louis Schroeder. and Russell Erdtnan. Minor letters were awarded Feldman, the high point man of the season, has been chosen as captain for next to the second team. Bob STHSUU. Nov. Geneseo Z2 Hooppole lan. 22 Geneseo I8 Orion Z5 Nov. Geneseo 37 Atkinson -Ian. Z3 Geneseo .73 Galva Z4 Dec. Geneseo I6 Erie Ian. Z9 Genesee Z3 Prophetstown I4 Dec. Geneseo I9 Roclc Island Jan. 30 Geneseo ZI Frie 24 Dec. Geneseo Z7 Cambridge Felu. 5 Geneseo 28 Wethersheld 18 Dec. Gencseo 37 Sheffield Feb. I0 Geneseo Z6 East Nloline 41 Den Geneseo ZI IVIorrison Feh. I2 Geneseo 33 Orion 23 YIM-c. Geneseo 23 Prophetstown Feb. 19 Geneseo Z8 Princeton 24 it-lan. Geneseo Zl Orion 'i:lVIar. 3 Geneseo 33 Wfethersfield Z1 Ilan. Geneseo ZI Prinreton :l'l:lVIar. 5 Geneseo 21 Kewanee 33 -Ian. Geneseo I6 Alpha Y lan. Geneseo 35 Cambridge TT -Ian. I6 Geneseo 26 Galva Varsity Total 583 Cpp. Total 571 Iizlnvitational Tournament Games. :H:RegionaI Tournament Games. --T241 Genesee Township High School SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL SCORES Dec. 4 Genesee 19 Erie 34 Jan. 29 Genesee 19 Prophetstown 26 Dec. 12 Genesee 18 Rock Island 29 jan. 30 Genesee 23 Erie 33 Dec. 18 Geneseo ll Cambridge 21 Feb. 5 Genesee 20 Wethersneld Z2 Dec. 19 Genesee 26 Sheffield 25 Feb. 10 Genesee 23 East Moline 30 jan. 8 Genesee 18 Princeton 36 Feb. 12 Genesee 18 Orion 22 Ian. 9 Genesee 6 Alpha 30 Feb. 19 Genesee 14 Princeton 19 Jan. 15 Genesee 32 Cambridge 19 Jan. 16 Genesee 7 Galva 24 T -1 Ian. 22 Genesee 22 Orion 16 Second Team Opp. Jan. 23 Genesee 18 Galva 19 Total .............. 294 Total ........ 405 lla In the fall of 1936, the Girls' Athletic Association was again organized under the direction of Miss Wesley, director of girls' physical education. The object of the club is to stimulate interest in girls' athletics and gymnastics, and to standardize and promote ideals of health and sportsmanship. Membership to the G. A. A. is unlimited, any girl enrolled in high school is eligible to belong. The G. A. A., composed of fifty active members, held its business meetings on the Hrst Monday of every month. The activity meetings were held every Thursday night and Friday afternoon, at which times the organized teams competed in tournaments. The hockey tourna- ment was tied between the Dusenburgs and the Whippetsg and the basketball tournament was won by the Millers. By raking part in these sports, keeping health records, hiking, and participating in other activities, the members earned points. As soon as a member acquired 600 points, she received her class numerals, 1,200 points, a GD, 1,600 points, a state emblem, 2,400 points, a state I , the highest reward. The officers for the year were: Helen Kay, president, Mabel Kemmis, vice-president and secretary, Violet Hornecker, sports' chairman, and Margaret Clifton, social chairman. Q28 ANNUAL STAFF The Annual Staff is happy to present to you The Sphinx of 1937. A review of this yearls work reveals much of which our Alma Mater may well be proud. We hope you will treasure it now and in the years to come. Especially, we praise our worthy advisor, Miss Madden, for her kind help, and we thank everyone who has given time and talent to make this Sphinx worth while. The personnel of the staff publications are: Editor ....................,..,,,...,.,.,,,........,..,... Roger McKenzie Assistant Editor ..................... .....,, B eatrice Parson Business Manager ...................... ,....,,, A rrhur Erickson Assistant Business Manager ........ ,..,.,.,... R ussell Ei-dman Artist .................................,.................. ..,...,.............................. D orothy Yotmg Typist ......................................................................................,....,.... Gail Teeters Staff ............ jean Lager, Dale Swanson, Genevieve Lough, Richard Klavohn Faculty Sponsor .............................,....,...........,................, Miss Helen Madden Art Advisor .......... ....................................... ................... M i ss Marjorie Miller l Z5 The Sphinx 1937 THE SENIOR PROPI-IECY fContinued from page 13, Amy Crosier, have been touring the country for the past few years giving lectures on the subject: The Value of the Spinster to the World,'. Among the famous farmers in the community are Sheldon Schroeder, Lyle Henry, Virgil Pobanz, and Bob Sette. Regina McAvoy, according to Bob Sette, is the wife of a prominent farmer near Osco, and has won the Henry County prize for chickens for three years straight. As the magic eye rested on Detroit, they saw the huge Detroit Airport which is owned and operated by Kenneth Tell, Stanley Sommers, Dale Swanson, and Stanley DePauw. They were lucky, for they were just in time to see the huge 300 passenger plane which travels from Detroit to Paris arrive. On this plane they were surprised to see Art Erickson and his band, who provide the music for those who wish to dance. Included in the band are Norman Wlentz, the drummer, and Chet Miller, the pianist. Presently they caught a glimpse of a great race that has gone down in history, for Darrell Miller and John Painter were trying to see which could take the fewest number of steps from New York to San Francisco. They noticed next, that in Hooppole, Muriel Burgeson and Genevieve Eshelman are operating a millinery shop on Main Street. Then as they gave the dial another turn, they landed in Van Beuren, Arkansas, and were just in time to see the famous surgeons, Marjorie Bixby and Corinne DePauw, remove the columbedas from Mary Jane Lavine, Caroline Ristau, and Helen Moline who for some time have been bothered by acute pains in that vicinity. Out to the west coast again, in Los Angeles, they saw Rod and Dorothy, who have since discarded one of their last names. Rod is running a clothing store, and Dorothy is designing dresses. On up the coast in San Francisco, they saw a party of four: Erma Goodwin, Lola Belle Frels, Florence Fredrickson, and Bernice Kaiser boarding a rocket plane for China, to study the fine arts. Again back in the middle west at Northwestern University, they saw Jane Hansen who teaches interpretive dancing, and Genevieve Lough, who is an instructor in Home Economics. While in Chicago, they also saw Oleta Wolf and Dale Goreth who are playing the leads in the currently popular opera: Minnie the Moochern revised. When the magic eye passed over Lake Michigan, it picked up the radio beam of a coast guard cutter. To their surprise they found the captain was Frank DeTaeye, and the first mate was Don Giebel. Among those on the crew were Dale Cox, Russell Hoogewerf, and the ship engineer, Clifton Reschke. Once again the wizard eye took them to another continent, this time to South America, where they saw Richard Klavohn and his wife, the former Helen Kay. Richard is the owner of a gold mine. Then as the machine flew back to the United States, a radio station was picked up, and to their great surprise they heard the new Clara, Lu, and Em -Helen Nordling, Beatrice Parsons, and Lorraine Peterson. In Jacksonville, Florida, Maurita Salzman was found working as a nurse in a f 26 I Genexeo Township High School hospital there under the great eye doctor, Vincent Mock. Lillian Bloomquist and Margaret Osborne are also nurses there, but since each of them has won ten thousand dollars in a jingle contest, they have decided to retire and spend their time on the beach. In Chicago again, they got in a conference in which Winifred Hannon, Phyllis Goetz, Marie Hannon, and Willicene Sand were organizing a women's baseball club. They hope to take the title away from New York next year. In the years that have passed, Rita Tonkinson has been busy as a historian com- piling volume after volume. After the machine was turned off, both Clarence and Mark were sure of the fact that this was a truly perfect machine, for now it was possible for them to see once again all the friends of their high school days. Roger McKenzie. lla THE MUSIC FESTIVAL The Henry County Music Festival was held in Galva at the Galva High School Gymnasium on April 29th, 1936. For the second time the competitive spirit was not considered in the music department of the Henry County Interscholastic Meet. Representatives of each school, chosen by the respective directors, met as a body consisting of about 120 voices. The members of the choruses arrived at 9 o'clock in the morning, and spent the entire day in practicing the musical selections under the direction of Mr. Henry Veld from Augustana College. In the evening, a public concert was given by the entire group together with representative musical talent from each of the various schools. Gilbert Miller played a trumpet solo as accompaniment for one of the boys' choruses. The High School Quartet of Geneseo, composed of William Bean, Richard Farber, Virgil Pobanz and Floyd Black, sang a special selection. Thirty-five members of the Geneseo High School Glee Clubs, directed by Miss Ada Pyle, were members of the Festival Chorus. Girls' Glee Club selections were as follows: Snow Legend Persian Serenade Syncopated Lullabyeu Boys' Glee Club selections were as follows: Sing Me a Chanty with a Yo Heave Ho Those Pals of Ours The Hunter's Horn Mixed Chorus selections were as follows: Open the Gates of the Temple Dear Land of Home Goin' Home Nightfall in Granada God of Our Fathersl' lla C A I.. E N D A R SEPTEMBER Sept. 7-School opens-large enrollment. Sept. Z2-Athenian Club election. Sept. 24-Speaker, George Elias-The Man Without A Country. Sept. Z8-G.A.A. election. Sept. 29-Science Club election. T271- The Sphinx 1937 Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. jan. Jan. jan. Ian. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. OCTOBER I-Future Farmers Organize. 2-fMoviesl Iones's warfare, Carlsbad Caves, and Sponges go to Market. 8-Seniors give a Booster Club party. 9-Teachers' Black Hawk Meeting, Mr. Darnall elected president. 12-Herbert C. White-an authority on China. I9-Dad Waite fsocial Problemsl. 22-Freshman Girls' Speech at Princeton-Mendota-Geneseo. 30-Bums' Day. NOVEMBER 3-Athenian Club Initiation. 5-7-No School! High School Conference. ll-Armistice Day. Program by the band and glee club. Speaker, 13-Booster Club Party postponed. Infantile Paralysis epidemic. I7-Speaker Arthur Kane-Backtracking Marco Polo. 20-Verse Reading at Mendota-Princeton-Genesee. 25--High School Operetta-Rosamunde. DECEMBER 3-Boys' Orations at Geneseo-Princeton-Mendota. 10-Freshman Boys' Oration at Mendota-Princeton-Geneseo. ll-Speaker Leon Albert-European and Venezuelan Adventurer. ll-Booster Club party given by juniors. I8-Christmas Cheerg Program, vacation, and Santa Claus. AN UARY Erman King. 26-Thanksgiving vacation. l 8-Go West Young Man. QMoviesJ. 13-A Master Potter-Mr. Dill. I5-Debate. Genesee-Kewanee. 20-Everyone's cramming. Final Exams. 25-Tum over a new leaf. Second Semester begins. FEBRUARY 4-Triangular Debates. Mendota--Princeton-Geneseo. 5-6-Augustana Toumament. 13-Pep Club Hop. 18-Music Contest at Geneseo-Princeton. Motion pictures. 28-Music program, evening fPublicl. Feb. 26-Freshmen ,give a Booster Club party. MARCH March 2-Davies' Light Opera give a program. March 3-6-Do you know your way to Galva? Basketball Tournament. March ll-P.T.A. Carnival. Freaks, Quintuplets, and Chicken Dinners. March 12-Sophomore Palmer House. Booster Club party. March 16-Ali went to London. fMoviel. March 18-Freshman Hop. Triangular Extemporaneous at Geneseo-Princeton-Mendota. March I9-Mrs. Barnum Brown-Big job! dig up dinosaurs. March I9-20-Band Contest at LaSalle. Geneseo victors again. Mar. 27-Apr. 4-Easter Vacation. Who knows? Annual goes to press. AS PREDICTED APRIL Apr. 9-Annual Exhibit. Evening School. Apr. 22-The Laubins-North Central Association. Apr. 10-Genesee Relays. Apr. 23-Night Track Meet. Apr. 13-Band Contest at Princeton-Geneseo. Apr. 24-North Central Association Program. Apt. 16-Booster Club Party. Apr. 30-All excited! Who? juniors and seniors. Apr. 20-Movies-Boulder Dam. Whv? They're going to the Prom! MAY May 7-Henry County Interscholastic Meet. May Z2-All School Picnic. May ll-General Motion Pictures. Grade Operetta.May 28-Senior Play. May I4-Invitational Track Meet at Night. May 30-Baccalaureate. May 15-State Track Meet. May 31-Burn the midnight oil. Final Exams. May I6-Music--Vespers. JUNE June 3-Commencement. June 4-Alumni. 28 I J ,, Geneseo Township High School A MURDER HAS BEEN ARRANGEDU The play presented by the class of 1937 in the school auditorium on May 28 is the most unusual play of atmosphere so far written. This unique thriller is a rather new play, first presented in London three years ago, where it held the playgoers gripping their seats with suspense over a plot that really had no mystery to it. All the usually mysterious phases are enacted openly before the audience. Sir Charles Jasper, an eccentric who delves into the occult, is to come into a fortune of two million pounds on his fortieth birthday. To celebrate the occasion, Sir Charles plans a party on the stage of the St. James Theatre, supposedly haunted because of several mysterious deaths years ago. The merriment is interrupted by the appearance of Maurice Mullens, the hitherto missing nephew of Sir Charles and recipient of the legacy in the event of the latter's death. The murderer, who claims to be a novelist, induces Sir Charles to write in longhand what he declares to be a chapter for his new book. It suddenly dawns upon Sir Charles that he is in reality writing a suicide confession, but too late, for he has already drunk the fatal drink concocted by the murderer. With the rise of the curtain on the third act of this novel plot, we are concerned with the subtle and ingenious manner in which the guests, skeptical over the apparent suicide, force the murderer to confess. THE CAST Cavendish ......... ............,...........,............. .,....,.. A rt hur Erickson Miss Groze .......... ......................,.,.,... .......... C o rine DePauw Mrs. Wragg ........ ..... .......,... B e atrice Parson Jimmy North ........... ......... R ichard Klavohn Beatrice Jasper ........ ...,....... M arjorie Bixby Mrs. Arthur ......... .....r... M aurite Salzmann Sir Chas. jasper .......... ......... D arrell Miller Maurice Mullens ......,,, .......................,...... ...,......... B o b Sette The Woman ............ ..................................... ............ J e an Lager THE STAFF Production Manager .............., .............................. . , ..,....... Mabel Kemmis Boolc Holder ........,... ............. .,...,.....,..................................... G e nevieve Lough Business Managers- Dale Swanson, Robert Strohman, Dale Cox, Russell Erdman Properties and Costumes- Helen Nordling, Caroline Ristau, William Snedelcer, john Painter, Chester Miller, Genevieve Johnson RID NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is the highest goal of achievement in high school for the juniors and seniors, who are the only students eligible to membership in this society. Membership is based on the following points: character, service, leadership, and scholarship. The following seniors were chosen this year: Corine DePauw, Mabel Kemmis, Roger McKenzie, Florence Myers, Beatrice Parson, Rita Tonlcinson, Clarence Worden, Dorothy Young. The juniors who were chosen were: Philip Hanna, Donald Miller, Howard Moburg, Arlene Snow. l29l The Sphinx 1937 STRAW VOTE Student with the Most Personality ..........,.....,.... ...............,........,..,.......................... I ean Lager Worst Case ............................................ ....... D orothy Young and Roger McKenize School Clown .......... ...........................,............ R obert Whited Gabbiest Person... ....... ........ F rances Underwood Prettiest Girl ............... ....... ............. ...,................. J e an Lager Handsomest Boy ..........,.... ....,,...........................,.......... H oward Moburg Ideal Romeo and Juliet .....,.....,................... ........ D orothy Young and Roger McKenzie Most Cheerful Student ...................................... ................................... D onna Mae Frels Person who has done most for the school ....... ............ Arthur Erickson Winiest student .......,,..................................... ....... R obert Whited Person with most individuality ........ ......... D orothy Young Most studious person .........,.......... ............. ..,...... F l orence Myers KID Bob S.- Why don't you like girls? Lloyd G.- They':e too biased. Bob S.- Biased? Lloyd G.- Yes-bias this, and bias that, until I'm broke. Dorothy saw a rooster flap his wings and crow. Funny old bird, she remarked, he spanks himself, and then cries about it. Miss Mullen: I've had a terrible waming of approaching death. Miss Wesley: No, really? Miss Mullen: Yes, I bought one of these lifetime fountain pens, and it's broken. A small bov said: When will it play, mister? stood watching a perspiring and enraged motorist vigorously crank his Ford. He then Don't you know you can't turn around in the middle of the block? said the traffic officer. Helen Nordling: Oh, I think I can make it. Thank you so much. I want to rent a horse. How long? The longest one you have. There are four of us.' jean freadingl- It says here they have found a sheep in the Himalaya Mountains that can run forty miles an hour. Lloyd- Well, it would take a lamb like that to follow Mary nowadays. Helen K.: When I read about the marvels of electricity it makes me stop and think. Richard: Imagine that! Isn't it wonderful what electricity can do! There was an old man of Dundee, Who always put sand in his teag He awoke with a shock When he found that a rock Had formed on the inside of he. There was a young lady named Perkins, Who just simply doted on gherkins. Against all advice She ate so much spice, She pickled her internal workin's. U01 V Geneseo Township High School Roger: 'Tm always tired on the first of April. Dorothy: Why? Roger: Who wouldn't be after a March of thirty-one days? Look, Red, I weigh three pounds more than you do. Aw, you're cheating! You've got your hands in your pockets. If the world laughs at you, don,t worryg laugh right back at it. It's just as funny as you are Miss Wesley: Why don't you answer mc? Sheldon Pobanz: I did, I shook my head. Miss Wesley: You didn't expect me to hear the rattle away up here, did you? Dorothy H.- I just bumped my crazy bone. Bch W.- Just comb your hair right and the hump won't show. Marvin W.- I had a fall last night which rendered me unconscious for eight hours. Dale Lodge- Reallyl Where did you fall? Nlarvin W.- I fell asleep. L10 AUTOGRAPHS f31 The Sphinx 1937 H AUTOGRAPHS 3 v 'Q sl- 'XJ-- ug-c'-' - ----,wg -gg,-xgw. -1- P-.ew - ay 2' ,M ' -. --x-wg -Q: ,Q Q-. , 11 1 .-...n -m .wgd , ,. -Q - 2-7 f ,-5 -1 .,.: ..,.- . .X., ..-Jw. -.Qf ..-...A ,Li-Q.-:NL - - - -. -.-- . - 3, Q5 1. . - .. .. - . 15, - .., ' ...i'iIg,1'-f 'YQrf Q: .QQ -..ilf1.' 3. S '4'f'f9i?Q .Q ., . l5f,si'i.1QJ-P- ifgQ1'lL1 : f5l-- Q-ZQQQQ, .. Q Q , tx , i,.,Q.. Q L.Q,,f QQ .-,A 64. , . 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