Lake City High School - Whirlwind Yearbook (Lake City, IA)

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statistics NAME Charles Acklin Janet Adams Mata Ellen Blair Clarence Bothmann Betty Braasfield Doris Campbell Lavetta Clark Melvin Clark Howard Daisy Herbert Doty Paul Doty Lawrence Dumdei Marjorie Ellerbrock Esther Garrett Phyllis George Dolores Green Paul Hammond Lucille Harrlott LaVon Helm Merle Johnson Mabel Koppleman Maxine Krause Mabel Leathers Walter Mapel Adelbert McCaul1ey Marion McCaul1ey Irene Melody Elsie Fern Minnier Melvin Mohr Jean O'Connor Lela Mae Painter Evelyn Pierce Arnold Roper Ronald Seay Eugene Seufferlein Arl ene Sommerfi eld Max Squires William Todd Betty Lou Trotter Marie Wenck Richard Wilson NICKNAME Chuck Jan Blair Clance Bet Little Vette Clarky Daisy Herb Stooge Dumdei Marj Etter Peter Green Pablo Lucy Von Shorty KOPPY Krause Leathers Walt Del Mac Melody Mlnnier Mel Pinky Painter Red Shorty Ron One Fish Sommerfield Greasy Bill Twerp Wenck Rich Girl PET EXPRESSION Heck! darn! cn, wnavm on, oh, shuddup! heck !!! Yes, s1r?? whyvvvvv Phooey! I'll be Oh, gee! Gosh! Darn it!! Oh !!?? No, no! Nuts! Oh, Gosh! You bet. Now, kid!! 71 We11????? Darn it! Well, for ever more I'll be??? Quiet, please. Naw! Gee Whiz! Yeah! Doggone 1t!! Huh---ush! O. K. Aw, go on! Golly be. Wh---ich??? Gee Whiz! You betcha! I disagree. Right! 2? Betcher boots?? Yep! No, sir? All right! What ya know, Joe? darned! FAILING Mabel History Typing Camera Club Milk Route Junior Clarky His Ford Motorcycles Muriel Studies Girls Junior admirers Giggling Modesty Merle Double reeds Taking care of kids McCarty Movies Typins Cowboys Oldsmobile Sat. nights Typing Trombone quartet Bookkeeping Latin Pumpkin Center The Coupe Commercial Class Floyd Baseball Pine Room Class Plays Normal Training Rockwell City Typins Mobilgas Station Shorthand Bernice SENIOR CLASS HISTORY HOBBY Driving Ping-pong Skating Photography Raising Turkeys F.F.A. Pins Dancing Cutting Classes Mechanics Pigs Football Hunting 10d Pins Embroiderlng Dancing Sewing Driving Skating Dogs Photography Sewing Riding around Nuthin F. F. A. Baseball Chickens Fancy-work Skating Driving Cooking Riddles Dogs Agriculture Phillips '66' Photography Sewing Jitterbugging Boxing Dancing Fancy-work Debate In the autumn of 1937 forty-eight carefree,though somewhat frightened, freshmen open- ed the first page of a huge red and blue book entitled, Lake City High School. After many hearty laughs and an occasslonal tear, these forty-eight 'little men and women' found they were ready to begin the second chapter. The pages of the sophomore chapter became slightly torn and soiled, nevertheless the episodes proved just as amusing as the first. But these forty-three young authorsifive had been lost from the original group? could not dream or lingerg they sought knowledge. Quickly they began to fill the next chapter 'Jolly Jun1ors.' They paused thoughtfully, while events flashed before their eyes in rap- id succession. A subhead---'Homecoming'---was inserted. They took their pen in hand and wrote, 'Juniors won the float contest in '39.' Proudly surveying these words for a moment, they continued. Under a March 8 dateline they painted a colorful illustration, called, 'Hold Everyth1ng.' On a page near the end of this chapter was related 'The Tale of A Suc- cessful Banquet.' Little did the writers know how fondly they would cherish this page in future years. All too soon this exciting chapter ended. Forty-one students began the last chapter--a chapter headed with large gold letters spelling Sen1or.' The pattern of events that occurred in previous chapters was repeated- -a homecoming, a class play, a banquet Kthis time the writers were guests rather than hosts.J A new item appeared--a journalistic venture appropriately entitled the 'Whirlw1ndP On the last page were printed two words, words so old and yet so new--'commencement . . . baccalaureate. The writers mumbled to themselves and in their minds were visions of tiny figures, of caps, of gowns, of white scrolls tied with red ribbons. And abruptly the book ended. Forty-one young men and young women closed the cover with a sigh. They were not the carefree freshmen they had been four years before. Time had brought to them a realization of values and had given them an unswerving determination to succeed.

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