Kalona High School - Centerika Yearbook (Kalona, IA)

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IlllllllllIllIlllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllIllllllIllIlllllllllIllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIE m Eg :ll lll : E r A : I5 5 5 u . 5 . uunuunluuuunlunuunllllulluu . ' F R E S H . E .-.......................... i - I : n : I I l I Q I I I - : I : ' I 5 : E : E -- it - : I 1 ' I I I I , . Q Back Row: Left to Right-Margaret Fry, Evelyn Beard, Donald Beard, Clayton White, I Hilda Hukill, Ellen Beard. I Front Row--Ruby Taylor, Lester Reber, fCleo Yoder, William Reber, Beulah Slaubaugh, 2 I E 9,22 ' FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY - : We, the class of 1934, entered Center High School in August in 1930, as green : ' freshies. ' , Our instructors were Miss Alta Brenneman and Mr. and Mrs. 'Ralph Shalla. 5 We were twelve in number, six boys and six: girls, namely: Beulah Slaubaugh, : Ruby Taylor, Hilda Hukill, Evelyn Beard, -Ellen Beard, Margaret Fry, William Refber, 5 Donald Beard, Cleo Yoder, Clayton White, Charles Capper and Lester Reber. 5 During the first semester, Katie Kaufman joined our class, but 'before semester g was over she left us. ' ' In March, 1931, the Freshman and Sophomores gave a play entitled, Miss : Patricia. l l L. R. '34. : FRESHMAN FUTURES : Hilda-Milking chickens and raising baby cows. Margaret-Gypsy fortune telling lady. Beulah-Singing nursery rhymes. Q I Evelyn-The governor's seamstress. I : Ruby-Working for a M. A. of Gigglers in Europe. E Q Ellen-Teaching algebra at Yale. : Donald-The new candidate for president. : : Lester-Helping wifey with the housework. E 1 William-Building a new scientific machine for protecting the eyes from : - grapefruit. ' . :E 'Cleo-Inventing a new patent paper wad that returns as soon as it IS thrown. g ' 'Clayton--Conductor of Toonerville Trolly. : : Charles-Performing butler duties in a senator's house. R. I. T. '34. : I l I E - I E Qbnnnnnnunlllli llllIllIllIllunlnl:uull:lunulluulllu:IlllllulllIuunllllullluulluuulluullnllulllllllnnllunllE OOQQOQCY I Gnuuululuuuulll annul:ll:nuIluIlIulIInun:nuns::nlll:IulIIllullll:luuluululllilIllIll:lunllulluullluluulunnnnunm