Kalona High School - Centerika Yearbook (Kalona, IA)

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Q'141-13011'toil1411vinioinicviavioioinvia-:oi via ia ivan: 103034vininnqp01uini4u1au2oihi4pg01. Dramatics Junior-Senior Play BACK ROW: lLeft to rightb Dorothy Gingerich, Lucille Swartzendruber, Lois Erb. Florence Yoder. SECOND ROW: Mildred Baumruk, Maxine Liebig, Melva Fleming, Ruth Elaine Gos- nell, Howard Palmer, FRONT ROW: Stanley Swartzendruber, Arthur Hill, Charles Gosnell, Alva Grout. HHOBGOBLIN HOUSE A Mystery CAST OF CHARACTERS Darius Krupp, caretaker of Hobgobblin House ........,.,.,.... Miss Priscilla Carter, present owner ........ .......,...... Charles Gosnell .........Mildred Baumruk Marian Carter, her niece .........,,.,...........,. ...,.,..,..,...,..........., L ois Erb Gill Carter, Marian's younger sister ,....,.. .Y...,.,...,..... M elva Fleming Frank Harlow, Marian's fiance ........,.,.,,,,.... Stanley Swartzendruber Jack Loring, Jill's fiance .............,.....,........,....... ................... 1-I oward Palmer Susan Parkins, the Henglish Ousekeepern ..... ..Lucille Swartzendruber Henry Gobber, the darky gardner .........,......... ..,.........,........... R uth Gosnell Delilah Worts, darky cook .................... ........ D orothy Gingerich Bluebeard Bronson, escaped maniac ....., ......l.......... A rthur Hill Bill Wilkins,his keeper ................. ...,......... . .v..... ............. ..................l....,............l A 1 v a Grout The Headless Phantom ............i..................................A................................................ ? ? ? ? ? Priscilla Carter, is the owner of the Ozark Home sold to her because of a murder which had been committed there some years ago. A very uneasy time Was had by all when several pranks were played upon them. The meaning of the pranks was a kidnapping with the kidnapped being held in this house: K 014ri0Z0i1x1oiix1oioi01p4r1o1n1o: Z 3 ri riuioioxninii iwrioifuioioioioioiari xi 1014 Page Twelve 1301014

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Freshman C'-lass BACK ROW' -lLeft to rightl Virgie Earnest, Myrtle Gosnell, Eunice Fleming, Nora Miller. SECOND ROW Roselind De France, Arlene Hczchstetler, Luva Yoder. FRONT ROW Clifford Grout, David Brenneman, Daniel Brenneman, Cleo Dickel. Note: Betty Jaccb, who was unable to be present due to measlfs when the pictures were taken, should have been on the freshmn class picture and the girls' music group. She is, however, cn one of the snapshots on page 22. Frcsiiinam Class History We, the people of the Freshman class, in order to form a more perfect high school, establish pep , insure prosperity, provide common sense, promote general culture and secure the blessing of an education, to ourselves and our posteixty, do ordain and establish this history for the Freshman Class of Center High Sehool. Last fall nine freshmen entered the open doors of Center High School. After we had gone about three weeks Roselind De France joied our ranks, and in the beginning of the second semester Betty Jacobs joined. Then our class numbered eleven. Cleo Dickel took part in the play Prize Pigs , and Myrtle Gosnell, Eunice Fleming, and Arlene Hochstetler took part in the play, Three Taps on the Wall , Roselind De France took part in, He Troups to Conquer. These same girls took part in declamatory. All of the boys of the freshman class were in the play Dress Reversal . Our class was represented in boys' and girls' basketball. The class officers were: Arlene Hochstetler, presidentg Daniel Brenneman, vice- presidentg Luva Yoder, secretary-treasurer. We are only little Freshmen With three more years yet to go, So how can we tell of our glory When there's so much left to know. -,Arlene Hochstetler, '41, 111311.11-it 9 1-1 1:iiami'moi-viumoiliiozoioini 2 in11:iii11:ii:niuiuioiuioiarioil Page Eleven ! l ! 3 l Q Q 0 E 9 8 il U 8 ! ! ! E l ! I I I Q ! ! ! ! l ! ! 0:0

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1030303034-:oi ni initrioioioioinioiz-in 1 1 guiui 1 ri 111 if 3 111vC9o1uiui1Ii0Z01cr1oi4 Dramatics ALL HIGH SCHOOL PLAY BACK ROW: lLeft to right! Arthur Hill, Alva Grout, Stanley Swartzendruber. Charles Gtsnell. Howard Palmer. SECOND ROW: Cleo Dickel, Betty Brxnneman, Mary Ellen Swartzendruber, Florence Yoder. FRONT ROW: Maxine Liebig, Eunice Fleming, Alberta Jane Lienemann, Ada Bran- neman and Mildred Baumruk. PRIZE, PICS A Comedy CAST OF CHARACTERS Mrs. Lettitia Conley, who adores dumb animals, ...,........ ............... .......... A d a Brenneman Ruth Conley, her daughter ...,,.,., , ,,........,.,.,.. ,, ,,....,, .,....,. M ary Ellen Swartzendruter Hamilton Conley, her son.. ...,,,, ....l,r.., . ,. .,,,...........,.... Charles Gosnell Opie Johnson, a colored maid ..,,,.,...,......, ,.......,.,. , Florence Yoder Mrs. Ada Parker, a captious woman ,,,.. ........ B etty Brenneman Winnie Parker, her daughter ..,.......,,,,,,....,..,.. ................,. M axine Lienig Ambrose Wakeley, a practical joker ........,, ....,,., ,......................,..,.l C 1 eo Dickel Carey Stanton, of Apex Moving Picture -Co ......, ...... S tanley Swartzendruber Orestcs Ulysses Bean, a business man .,,,.... ....... ,........,,,,.........r,..... A r thur Hill Aunt Deborah Conley, wealthy but penurious ..,... ........ A lberta Jane Lienemann Verena Lyons, who lives in town ................................................................,... Eunice Fleming Music was furnished by Mildred Baumruk and Betty Brenneman and the girls octet. Hamilton Conley is in Hollywood trying to secure a contract in the movies. ,His mother and sister are living in a small town facing absolute poverty. Due to the pranks played by the town joker, a negro maid and three pigs are wished on them. Hamilton comes home realizing his efforts have been in vain. There is rr Motion Picture Co,, shooting a few country scenes near the Conley home. Hamilton is asked to lead the pigs before the camera for several scenes. He secures a contract at once. At about the same time, wealthy Aunt Deborah returns from Chicago and bestows part of her fortune on them. 1101-1:-rx--11iz'-1--:Himsa--14.1110101014'14.1011101411011,xox-in--xox.111 1 xozoxuxuzlizoml Page Thirteen