Kalona High School - Centerika Yearbook (Kalona, IA)

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} i } Front Row—Geneva Spicher, Dorothy Jean Ycder, Eunice Fleming, Nora Miller, Kathleen Yoder, Merle Fleming. Second Row—Bernard Hershberger, Bill Swartzendruber, Robert Yoder, John Miller, Kenneth Hershberger. M usic “Let me go where ’ere I will, I hear a sky born music still; It sounds from all things young, From all that’s fair, from all that’s foul, Peals out a cheerful song.” ... Emerson When we studied this poem by Ralph Waldo Emerson in American Literature class we were arrested with the thought that in everything there is music if we only look for it. “Music is love in search of a world” and ‘Music is harmony and harmony is love” are thoughts of the poet Sidney Lanier. Again we realize that if people would look for and hear the music of simple things perhaps the world would not be such a place of horrible conflict. When we look about we can realize that it is not the simple folk who hurt the world but it is they who hear not the music and word of God and the love of their fellowmen on earth who destroy humanity. Hence, we pupils at Center High School are learning to look for music, harmony, love, and happiness wherever we go. By doing so we hope to make the world more beautiful and bright. EK, M. F. ’41 PAGE 1%

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Seated—Merle Fleming, Robert Yoder, Myrtle Gosnell. Standing—Mary Jane Burns, Nora Miller, Bernard Hershberger, Eunice Fleming, Dorothy Jean Yoder, Kathleen Yoder, Geneva Spicher. Declamalory Ten Center High students participated in the annual declamatory contest. The winners of the home contest participated in the county contest. The Center students received three second places in the county contest which was held at Center. In the home contest the winners were as follows ... Oratorical: Robert Yoder, first; Eunice Fleming, second; Dramatic: Myrtle Gosnell, first; Eunice Fleming, sec- ond; Humorous: Merle Fleming, first; Nora Miller and Kathleen Yoder tied for second. ORALORIC Al The “Big: Parade: pe .2. 2x soccer ese e ee aee Eunice Fleming Alaska loangd' of Miysteries cisco rence cae eee Robert Yoder DRAMATIC... Pyiscia, ccs lees ecco eee ee oe ee ae ep ee Eunice Fleming Stout Wella co fiiccan 5 ace ee ee oe ee mr Merle Fleming PRAIA Yes Be cee was esse a ec oat ce .... Myrtle Gosnell HUMOROUS ... Sister in the Medicine: Closet vice sere sesc eres ce epee nee Mary Jane Burns Brothers: In: Live secede ncseccec sree ace ese ere eer ree ame eee eae Merle Fleming Billy Goes: Out fOr Dinner) oie acts eee ee Bernard Hershberger Brothers: Tale: BOW secs nccceee as sesso v= ae eee oe ene Nora Miller Mother Will Help: sist sack notes ce estates were venue se steep eaeanarecaree aes Geneva Spicher Tonorance-Is' BUiss Be .c iiss: ccctuesceuss sos gemeees ener en aeeresen st aaaeee ia Dorothy Jean Yoder Junior's First Date: costa iicccceciccse cet cer ecewwaqmnse et terwenenen eeesrncae Kathleen Yoder M. W. F. ’43 PAGE 16

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. Bill Swartzendruber, George Johnson, Cleese Gosnell, Cleo Dickel, David Brenneman, Arthur Yoder, Daniel Brenneman, Clifford Grout, Kenneth Hershberger, Wayne Lantz, Bernard Hershberger, Howard Gosnell, Lester Kempf, Robert Schlabaugh. | B askethall = The basketball schedule was larger this year than it has been for several years. This was due to the fact that we joined the Old Capitol Valley League. Twelve of our games were league games. In league play we won four and lost eight. Chief interest of the season was a victory over Sharon, the first in many years. Game Result VARSITY Center 19 —28cee - a ee ee Alumni 15 Center 2 1ts02 eee eee Sharon 26 Geriter 19 05. ee ee ee eee Sharon 23 Center 728 ns. Bee ee ee ee ee Nichols 40 Center (ST a. Se eee Shueyville 17 Conteris ee ee ee ee Riverside 34 QGenter’33rs. 225 eas eee Aiumni 22 Centers3T sc ee ee ce Atalissa 29 Ceritéer 2420-35002 eee Cosgrove 31 Center: 24.2.0 2:20 ee ee eee Springdale 25 Center:i24 2 eee eee Conesville 22 Center 323.42 eee eee ee Cosgrove 30 Center 26 2. Ee St. Mary's 32 Center '28 oo ee ees Lone Tree 41 Center: 12 er ee Solon 38 Center D0 te ee ee ee Shueyville 20 Center. 15 cc Bec cacracteen = cece ore eee Oxford 32 Center 24.52 eee Tiffin 44 Won 8 Lost 10 Percentage .444 COUNTY TOURNAMENT Centere26 eae Lone Tree 33 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Center Aig Cotter 30 SECONDS Genter 20 i... ck ee ee Sharon 11 Center: 10 252 Ss ee a ee Sharon 20 CONTCT 22.5 Wetec: cone ete ee eee Shueyville 9 Centers 20, 2. 80hee isan eS eee Nichols 28 Center.” 0 sarees. -=:—. scot eee cee, COSLTOVERIES BONGO LY Fe csctawes oc ceed ee shee ee Riverside 17 Center 20 ice eee ceca n 5. anne aees eee St. Mary’s 20 Center UT ora nn ste eerie ee ee Atalissa 11 OTIC (21 Tie een niente eee Solon 23 Center 16 2s See ee Cosgrove 16 CENtOT LG pepe eee coe Senna ere eee Oxford 14 Center? 18 te ee ee oe Lone Tree 5 COTO EO cr aaa ctinteent rings Tiffin 27 Cenber 28 | ace B ce eee Shueyville 17 Won 8 Lost 6 Percentage .571 Major letters were awarded to Arthur, Howard, Bill, Bernard, Daniel, Cleo and David. Minor letters were awarded to Wayne, Cleese, Kenneth, Donald, Robert S., George and Lester. A minor letter was also awarded to John as student manager. D. Ho Bare PAGE 18 }