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

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S0lIll0l 0l'l! Beck Row Fifth Row Fourth Row Third Row Second How First Row: Not in picture: The sophomore class, composed of sixty-four ambitious high school. Merle Doty, Lawrence DeLong, Daryl Fulkerson, Beth Groves, Frank Heath, Vera Mae Cole, Merlin Hays, Harold Stokes, and Mr. Moltmann. Robert Melody, Lois Thede, Harold Binkert, Jeanne Johnston, Lawrence Molitor, Janice Little, Clarence Caldwell, Bud Higgins, Elaine Johnson, Donna Helm, and LaVon Welch. Dorothy Schelldorf, Roma Baty, Grace DeSart, Beryl Wollen, Evelyn Seay, Doris Dumdei, Billy Blanchfield, Billy Eldredge, Wayne Schaffer, Lucille Moad, and Fred Arndt Warren McIntyre, Dolores Bachman, Darwin McMeek1n, James O'Br1en, Billy Wads- worth, Roy Allen, Clifford Savage, Arliss Barkmeler, Donald Hungate, Dorothy Carmean, Lois Brainerd, and Doris Mae Johnson. Ruth Reidl, Robert Neuhring, Jimmie Eakln, June Farmer, Dean Farmer, Warren McMeekin, Roy Johnson, Verdell Schug, Paul Astleford, Fred Rosendahl, JoAnn Gordon, and Clarence Ripley. Dick Waters, Jimmy Richardson, Maxine Nation, Dale Helm, Donna Hennings, Norma Wegner, Phyllis Gordon, Paul Pitcher, and Pauline Hungate. Donald Irhke, Betty Fangman, Stanley Gordon, Margaret Jensen, and Jack Todd. students, was the largest in Not only could they boast of quantity but they also possessed the proverbial quality. Ten of the members participated in vocal music and twelve in instrumental music. Three served on the Eagles' Echoes Staff. Seven boys were out for basketball and three won let- ters in football. But they were not satisfied with these honors, they intend to forge ahead and win hi- gher laurels in the next two years. The officers of the sophomore class were: President ----------- Donna Hennings Vice Pres--- ------- Dorothy Carmean Secretary ------------ Janice Little Treasurer ----------- Robert Nuhring

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hook Row: rlfth Row: fourth How: Third Rowi Second How: First How: Not in picture: The junior class of Lake was well represented in extra Nine boys and four girls Mr. Vrett, Grace Martin, Nellie Johnson, Walter Cnnobell, Roland Cobb, Doris Jean Johnson, and Eugene Mohr. Mnrvel Clerk, Dorothy Doty, Gerald Green, Ashton McCrsry, Glenn Beckendorff, Dale Jensen, Bernard Hays, and Paul McCaulley. Frances Eentley, Phyllis Hammond, Teddy Bean, Charles Astleford,Harlan Irhke, Helen Binkert, and Phyllis Hall. Irvin Waters, Huth Mathews, Harold Russell, Charles Ort, Don Sherman, Marjorie Richardson, and Norms Bnty. Margaret Ann Marsh, Hoy Weaklend, Phyllis Nurse, and Miss Hancock. Smith, Irlsnelle Stringer, Billy McGowan, Dean Stringer, Russell Marlon Plcht, Franklin Wenck, Geraldine Nelson, Gwenn Glass, Robert Pratt, and Earl Van Raden. Charles Anderson, Bobby Eldredge, Marlon George, and Leo Kern. City High School, composed of forty-four energetic members currlculer activities. oertlcloated ln lnstrumental events. In addition they claimed tvo first division winner? ln the nwtlo nel music contest. Six juniors won letters in football, four won letters in basketball and three L track. Three o Y the four members of the debate team were from the junior class. The juniors rnnked first ln the Homecomlnr parade this year with an attractive and. timely floet. The soo nsore for the year were Mr. Pratt and Miss Hancock. The officers were as fol- lows: President ----- ---- ---- - - Walter Campbell Secretary -----------'------ --Phyllis Hall Vice Pres ---------- '- ------- Roland Cohb Treasurer --------- - ----------- Gwenn Glass were motive in the vocal music depertment, while slxtee

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On the morning of September 2, l94O,forty-nine green freshmen climbed aboard the good ship L. C. H. S. for a four year cruise. Mr. Snyder was chosen as guide and captain for the first year on the rough 'green' seas. At the beginning of the voyage there were twenty-four sailors, but three were lost overboard, thus leaving a present total of twenty-one sailors and twenty-five maids. Most of the freshmen found time for activities outside of the regular routine. Some, musically inclined, vocalized, while others exerted their strength in blowing some kind of musical instrument. Those with athletic tendencies found an outlet for their energies in the four sports--football, basketball, baseball, and track. They participated ln these activities with other crew members aboard known as upperclassmen. Back Row Fifth Row Fourth Row Third Row Second Row First Row: Not in picture Bobby Crabb, Ward Hendricks, Evelyn Tannehil, Bernard Stout, Sara Sands, Pauline Patterson, Darlene Ort, and Mr. Snyder. Larry Noelting, Elinor Mae Nelson, Doris Minnier, Billy Damon,Robert McGowan, Mary Jane McCaulley, Shirley Lovett, and Warren Leathers. Richard Crandall, Donald O'Connor, Margaret Ann Davis, Richard Decker, Elinor Doty, Rosemary Farber, Doris Gregg, and Harold DeLong. Donald McCrary, Miriam Holland, Keith Hanks, Clifford Von Ahn, Myron Glassnapp, Helen Glasgow, Doris Sommerfeld, and Dolores Lammers. George Spurgeon, Dorothy Mae Nelson, Eleanor Moulds, JR Mapel, Valda Schulte, Mabel Wilson, George Blair, and Charlotte Hucka. Wayne Kabrlck, Lucille Allen, Teddy Craigmile, Georgia Clark,Florence DeSart, Harold Reidl, Mabel Geislnger, and Ralph Osborn. Russell Jacobs and Iva Belle Guess. 1 IYIBSIIIIIGBII