Kalona High School - Centerika Yearbook (Kalona, IA)

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2 Spend ema eae (em A ) A) AA = A |) Ee) E AAA) A) ES Ele) Ae) AE) Ae AE ) Ee» Aa Ae ) Ae) RR) Ne) Ae) Sy EE) A) A) PN) A | A) Se ) A) rammeZe Saati THE CENTERIKA — i i i i ' i ’ ’ i ’ ’ ’ ’ i ’ ! ’ i ’ i ' : ’ ‘ i ’ i fo) ee SA ( A () ( ) AA) I LF A) A) A EE) A) A A) A) LE) A ALA A Ee A) A A ) A) AER ) AE |) ome (came a0 =i ic : SOPHOMORES Pe Back Row: Left to Right—Victor Hess, Paul Beard, Emily Slaubaugh. : Ue | Middle Row: Left to Right—Leoan Liebe, Fredrick Beard, Verda Gingerich, Leona FE ; Swartzendruber. j BA | Front Row: Left to Right—Earl Amelon, Lloyd Fry, Delmar Brenneman, Clifton Gin- gerich, Charles Semler. line | ! ! ! J J ! J J J ! J ' J ' ' ! ' ! ! : bit j i 7 i ! i | SOPHOMORE CLASS Second tallest of our class. j Delmar Brenneman is his name. uc! Brown hair and brown eyes, 2 : ; . t j Who is it you can easily surmise. Then there’s Emily with nice manners, jue Victor a very mischievous chap. Whom we all admire. jc! He thinks to study would be a great And as a good scholar of Center ’ mishap. High, ! F Upon her we can always rely. ; ' Leona, plumb, gay, and jolly, ; ; 4 | j She thinks to worry would be folly. Charles Semler’s greatest desire ju. When things happen that are gay, Is to someday be a man of fame, : fic Her eyes do dance in a heavenly way And across the ocean blue, (oF j 2 ; Will sail as we all know he will do. ; ' Feet on the ground, head in the sky. pus He’s very tall and oh! how wise. Who joined h hi He’s fine fellows and always willing o joined us here this year. ee to try. He never has much to say, er He is by name, Lloyd Fry. But he’s a loyal Sophomore, never Uc : : ' fear. j oe teas edad As Of all the Sophomores we have 15 j And whatever she starts to do, named, enh Br tasanne 45d “well We left a little space puoi: oe ee eee Meas ie i ae aes of Clifton Gingerich jue! : ‘ me, e largest of his race. ‘ j Will someday be a man of fame, ‘ : 2 : eens beak bei lant. nnd (studious Leoan Liebe, a shy little Miss, always [ear too, works, (us : 5 : Her studies she never shirks. ‘fue | ene eye xe finishes what he starts to Shari al triehd'td all ao tieed ; (uo j To everyone she is a true helper, in- jus! A boy who’s not shy and bashful deed. jus! A fine kid just the same, Diplo, j Then there’s Earl Amelon, ji! a ee a ee Ree Ue Teen UR ER ROR ReRE RRR Tene ee des inheneenGacienrentonsascmerantansanjencesvessanvy LEU vee uuu Levee uEueue THE CENTERIKA TV 0 ee ee OO | | LE) A A! | LE A) LE) |) |) RY | EE |) A$ ) AER | em 050 ih

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() Ae oe A) A) A) ) A) A ( SA ( A ( ? I URRY THE CENTERIKA RURURURURURURURURE RRL RUA JUNIORS Back Row: Arvilla Eimen, Helena Amelon, Edna Yoder. Front Row: Agnes Swartzendruber, Marjorie Hukill, Eulah Miller, Ferne Wertz. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY We, the class of 19380, entered Center High School in 1926. Of course we were known as the Green Freshmen, but we didn’t mind that for we were very timid the first year. Our instructors were Miss Lois Ross and Mr. O. Ray Bontrager who was Super- intendent of the school. There were eight Freshmen, namely: Marjorie Hukill, Edna Yoder, Ferne Wertz, Arvilla Eimen, Lois Bontrager, Cecil Bontrager, Eulah Miller and Agnes Swartzen- druber. The students all returned the next year except Eulah Miller. A great change could be seen between the Freshman class of ’27 and the Sopho- more class of ’28. The Sophomores lost all their timidness and became really gay and enjoyed school very m uch. The instructors for ’28 were Mr. and Mrs. Osborn and Mrs. Lena Hanson. The Junior class of 1929 has changed considerably. Two of the students sought their knowledge in another school, namely: Lois and Cecil Bontrager. They were transported to Goshen, Indiana, and there indulged in a sad and lonely life. But some of the disappointment was lessened when we received news that Miss Helena Amelon would enter our class, and that Eulah would return. We are now known as the jolly Juniors although we do study harder than we ever have done. IN S35. 0) GAA Se) RC ) ED () A) EAD) ERR ( ) RD ( ) REED ¢ ) SERRE ¢ ) ERED ( ) REND ¢ ) A ( ) EERE ( ) GREE ( ) ERIN) SERRE ( ) CORD ( ) EER ( ) END ( ) AME ¢) ( ) A () A ¢ ) RN () ND E ( ) A () A () EA ¢ ) AA) AAD ( AAD) RA ¢ ) ND) D () ER ( IN CS ( A) N(R ¢) RD () A ¢) CE) SN ) Me ¢) ee ( ) c () «) MY FORD Oh once I had a little Ford. The wheels were broken; the axles It went so very fine; cracked, Until I ran into a telo’ line DUES TENS 60 Mee ea mt i , So I went home without my Ford, And there it wouldn’t have And never more did roam. passed for mine. Id, WE, “SLO Sees ee SA |) RR (UR ( RRR ( ) REE ( RENE ) CRN ( ) C ( ) GREER © D ( ) ERE) CEERI ( ) ( ) R ( ) ( ) ERIE ( ) OREN ( ) OSES ( ) GERRI ( ) EERE ) RENE) GRRE () E () -cGn ¢) QE-( ) ERR ( ) QR ) A ) n ¢ ) GR ( ) Q ) AR ) ¢ ) Q ) G ) CO ) ¢ ) () | OF A) () E () RNR ( ET OS) () ( . —-! OS) ) A () ED ( ) () CE () ( URURURRURE THE CENTERIKA RRR () AA ¢) A) a ( : Re) LE) A ) ) A | ) AL EE) EL ) TR) EBS) ALE |) LED) EEL |) A | ) AE) A () ANE) AA) AR) “REAR ) A eI «) SASnorenonenanonenonenorenononaronenone ors on ‘2 % , oe

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Te i en iT FRESHMEN Fir Back Row: Left to Right—Arline Patterson, Lois McKray. Frent Row: Left to Right—Laverna Robertson, Chase Millice, Eunice Reber. | +6 () ae). A A A) A) A) A AL) A A) () A ) A () A ¢) ANI ( Ear Name Favorite Pastime Favorite Expression Ambition : 73 C , . oe fel Chase Millice Star gazing. I sey quite fin- Mecha F ish. Et Le ieeeted PACE US: No py Smiling wife. iia Arline Patterson legen with Lois «what? Nuree = { an wunice, Fir Laverna Robertson’ Studying. ae Alege dean Beauty Specialist. Ei Eunice Reber Doing house work. ‘Oh, goodness.” Teacher. ' il The Freshman Class is for Freshman so young and so gay. is for rules which we try to obey. is for egotism but the Juniors have it all. is for Seniors so brilliant and tall. is for hall of our school house so dear. is for memory which is exercised here. is for English which the Sophies despise. ZMSmVeenas SRSA SSS enon Srononn ono on i is for nonsense which helps make up our lives. j : 1G, Wl, ee [el EST OF THE FRESHMEN CAUSES FOR INSANITY OF i Chase Millice, the slowest. ’ OUR FACULTY ; (2 ; f Shall we write on both sides of jue Lois McKray, the funniest. our paper?” jue! Arline Patterson, the shortest. “Do we have to write with ink?” jus! Laverna Robertson, the tallest. “T haven’t a pencil.” jue! Eunice Reber, the quickest. “I didn’t hear the question.” ioe il A SC) () DC) AD) AD) AA) EE () SP ) ADC) SRR () SD () ND () RN () ADC) AA () NAD () A TD () AA) AC) ARE () ARRAN ( ) ER ( ED ( ) A A A) A) A () ED () A () EN) EE () A () AC) A () RD () A) A) A ( ) (ND a (¢, KZ 4) fie eS) = () A ( ) | Aes THE CENTERIKA | 48) 0 ae 0 0 am SE) ) A) A ) A) ) A) A ( AA () A ) LL) EI ( EIN () A ( A ) AE ) A ( ( A ( A AND) A) -S-¢) AR A” € o y