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

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1942 volume:

H ...J gy -J the senior clas of nineteen hundred and forty two present for your enjoyment the 19U2 Whirlwind, the product of many thought ful hours, the results of much and devoted effort le have deavored herein to portray our school as it is today and our school life in which we work Our aim has been to recall your days as a student and bid you live again in the gay halls of Lake City High chool Our claim is not of perfection but of honest effort, we only ask that you treat our virtues a little more kindly, our faults s little more blindly To you, Students, Faculty, Alumni, and all true friends of Lake City High School, we extend ur heartiest greetings If we have succeeded 1n enabling you to grasp a more vivid pic ture of our student achievements, we will feel amply repaid for the responsibilities you have placed upon us l'9QRfjWQRV ,JQDl X, XF GN To Miss Orpha Casey, loved by ner friends, der studenos, and all who know 'er as one :no nas or the :mst years dsel lS1ly and tlrelessly la bored to urtrer education ln our local scnools, we dedlc e his nook. .g V, . ,, 5 ' -A 1 v l A ., 0- 3 - Y ul l A - I, . . . ' . ' f 4- + ' cm, L, XDMlNlf3V1i XHQN Wayne L Pratt Superintendent B.D1 B A Doctor M J M v Ellsworth College c ay M 3. Iowa state College Doctor Warren E McCrary Director Director L H Adams Marion R MeCau1ley D1I'eCtOI' Preeiden Doctor G A Uiele Director J . n 5 L L, W, s1evert W- E- Scott Secretary Treasurer or .wgpi , g, cg wh Mable Leathers Secretary to Superintendent L, C, H. Com'1 Course FACULTY M D Sm th Princinal, High School B A Dakota Wesleyan University M S Drake University Graduate Study Montana University Souti Dakota Northern Normal Karl Moltmann Vocal Music B A Buena Vista College Private Study Krlstjanssen Chicago Challia-New York City Graduate Study university of Colorado Sam Dobervioh Vocational Agriculture B S North Dakota State College M S Iowa State College Richard Snyder Science B A University of Graduate Study University of Iowa Iowa Orin Spalding Instrumental Music B S Drake University Muriel Minglin Commercial B A Buena Vista Colleg Graduate Study Universitv of Iowa Narion Cornwall Denver University Mathematics B S University of Iowa Graduate Study Iowa State College V ? Q . .- 3 C 1 . .- Q I x . . 1 o 0 - , ,- . Q- 2 2 1 O O- I S A V 5 ,' fx ,-' - , , .- ' l. a ' 1 k 1 5 Q 0 0' C 4' O . 0 - , . Q . I It Q O .VJ J- Q -I Kenneth Kelley Soo Boi -J H Prin B B Drake U Graduate Work S U I Emmallne McLaughlin Literature A,B Hastings College Boston U Univ of Iowa Carrie Dee Hancock Normal Training B A Drake U Columbia rmduate Work U of Waehincton Alvin Nelson Athletics B A Simpson Mary Kay Maudsley Homemaking Southwestern College Iowa State College Sylvia Hilton En lilh A Grinnell Margaret Hink lieh A Park College Parksville, Missou J E Lemke Mathematics B A Morningside Graduate Work S U I U of Wise ri N U 1 Y I X Z H . . ..: . S. .- 5 . .- 114 , I ff A 3 V - 99 En . . I S. .- B. 3. v , gif: 'zu' I.S.Ci Q X F V-' rf,-Xrr QF ...-.I r l 'QLWWXJ Back Row Second Row Front Row Hr Smith, Charles Anderson, Leo Karn, Dean Stringer Harlan Ihrke, Ashton MoCrary, Bobby Eldrodge Helen Binkert, Doris Jean Johnson Dorothy Doty Guynne Glass, Teddy Bean, Marian floht, Phyllis Hammond, Irene Brassfleld Bob Pratt, Walter Camgbell, Roland Cobb, Gerald Green, Charles Ort, argaret Ann Smith, Bernard Hays, Phyllis Hall 91 MW ' H ,JV JR' Charles Anderson General cours' Charles Astleford Basketball 2 5 General Course Football 2 3-4 Baseball 3-4 Norma Baty General Course Glen Benckendort Agriculture Glee Club 1 Track 5 4 l Helen Binkert Commercial Course Shorthand Team 3 Whirlwind Staff 4 State Home Ee Dele Teduy Bean Agriculture Basketball Football 2 Baseball 5 4 1 Irene Braesfield College Entrance clee Club l 2-5 4 Chorus 2 5-4 Band 4 Orchestra l 2-5-4 Eagles Echoes 4 Glrl Reserve 1 2-5-4 sate Bolo 5 Marching Band 4 String Quartet 4 Frances Bentley Normal Training Glee Club 1-3 Chorus 5 Orchestra l 2 5 Band 3 Girl Reserve T A X X X K l - 2-3 -5-4 F. P. A. -2-5-4 NL n F. F. Af -2.5 G ' ' 2 F. . . :5-4 . 1 ' Stanley Gordon General Course Football l 2 Band ZA Bob Eldredge College Entrance Band 1 2 5-4 Marching Band 1 2 Orchestra 2-5 -Xl FF fd Gerald Green College Entrance Band 1 2 5 4 Orchestra l 2 5 4 Tuba Solo l 2 5 4 Brass Sextet 2 5 4 Marching Band l 2 5 4 Glee Club l 2 5 4 Mixed Chorus l 4 5-4 Boys' Quartet 2 5 4 Madrigal Group 4 B8P1t0h0 Solo 2 5-4 Junior Class Play 5 Pep Club 2 Daclamatory l 2 Debate 2 5 4 Dramatice Club 4 Student Council l 5 Secretary 2 E E Staff 1 2 Whirlwind Staff Track 2 Honor Roll l 2 4 Trombone Bolo 1 2-5 Brass Sextet 2 5-4 Brass Quartet 1 4 Trombone Quartet 2 Glee Club 2 5 4 Chorus 5 4 Football 5-4 Basketball 2-3 Track 2 Baseball 5 4 Deolamatory 2 Pep Club 2 Whirlwind Staff 4 Madrigal Group 4 Roland Cobb Commercial Course Glee Club l 2 5 4 Chorus 1 2 5 4 Mixed Quartet 4 Solo 2 5 4 Football l 2 5 4 Basketball 5 Track l 2 5 4 Madrigal Group Vice President l 5 Whirlwind Staff 4 Honor Roll 1 2 5 4 I' AQ' ggi' Walter Campbell College Entrance Marching Band Band 2 5 4 Chorus 2 5 4 Glee Club 2 5 Clarinet Trio Football l 2 Tr ck l 2 Orchestra 4 Madrigal Group 4 Debate 5-4 Student Council 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 E Staff l 2 5 Whirlwind Staff 4 Class President 2 Honor Roll l 2 5 4 1' fs Gwynne Glass General Course Marching Band 2 5 4 um Majorette 2 5 heer Leader 5 Junior Clase Play 5 Debate 5-4 Girl Reserve 1 Class Treasurer 5 Clase Secretary 4 Shorthand Team 4 Whirlwind Staff 4 Dorothy Doty Normal Training T A Marching Band 2 5 an Glee Club 1 Declamatory l Girl Reserve Pep Club 2 4 Cheer Leader Twirling Contest 4 Junior Class Play 5 Marvel Clark Normal Training Marching Band 2 5 Band 2 5 T A C,'5J I 1 xx C'-xx .-. ff! 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A. 1-2 F- - - 5-4 Q. . -2- -4 I. -5-4 4 Phyllis Hammond Normal Training Declamatory 1 2 Pep Club 4 Cheer Leader 4 Glee Club 1 2 Mixed Chorus 2 T A Student Council 2 Orchestra 2-5 Junior Class Play 5 Whirlwind Staff 4 Honor Roll 5-4 Virginia Green General Course Orchestra 1 2 5 Glee Club 4 Phyllis Hall General Course Band 2 5 4 Marching Band 5 Clarinet Trio 4 Claes Secretary Class Treasurer Whirlwind Staff Eagles Echoes Staff 4 Shorthand Team 4 Typing Team 4 Honor Roll 1 2 5 4 Bernard Hays Vocational Whirlwind Staff 4 les Echoes Staff 4 Harlan Ihrke A rlculture Course Marching Band 2 3 Concert Band 3-U Whirlwind Staff U Football 2 Basketball 3 Camera Club 2 3 Doris Jean Johnson Commercial Course Glee Club l 2 5 4 Chorus 1 2 5 4 S t G21 egefefve 2 Nellie Johnson Class Play 3 General Course Marching Band 5 4 Pep Club 4 Dramatice Club 4 ls Dale Jensen General Course Class Play 5 Track 5-4 Band l 2 Dramatic Club if - - -4 5 - - 1 4 V 4 i B- - Ag, F. F. A. 5-4 4 F. . . 5-4 - E46 - , Deolamato y l-2 F. 5. A. 1-24-14 gn 1 1' - -M wr - - 4 ' MX' . . I 4 - Ashton McCrary College Entrance Band 1 2 5-4 Marching Band 1 2 5 4 Orchestra 1 2 5 4 Woodwind Quintet 1 Woodwind Quartet 2 Woodwind Trio 5 4 Bassoon Solo 1 Piano Solo 2 Mixed Chorus 1 2 5 Glee Club 1 2 5 4 Boys' Quartet l 2 Madrigal Group 4 Pep Club l Debate 1 2 4 Declamatory 1 Cheer Leader l Track 1 2 5 Extemp Speaking 2 E E Staff 1 2 Whirlwind Staff 4 Junior Class Play Poetry Reading 4 Student Council 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 Typing Team 5 Clase Treasurer 2 ionor Roll 1 2 5-4 Ruth Mathews Commercial Course Eagles Echoes 2 5 Marching Band 1 2 5 4 Concert Band 1 2 5 4 Girl Reserve 2 Pep Club 4 Whirlwind Staff 4 Dramatics Club 4 Honor Roll 1 0 5 4 B111 McGowan Commercial Course football 4 Track 5-4 Russell Marsh General Course 'E' Leo Karn College Entrance Glee Club 1 2 5 4 Chorus l 2 5 4 Declamatory l Debate 2 5 4 Class Play 5 Pep Club 5 Dramatics Club 4 Paul MoCau11ey Agriculture Football l 2 5-4 Track l-5 4 Basketball 5 Grace Martin Normal Training Courgg T A 4 Bob Lawson Agriculture Band 1 2 5 Football 5-4 F A 2-5 4 -5-5 - - -4 - Q 5 1 - - . if -' 3 P F. F. . 4 State Home Eo. Delegate 1 pf Li . QE ' 1 A . F. . . 5- 4 ef' I 0 I ' . F. . - Phyllis Nurss Commercial Course Band 1 2 4 Marshlng Band 1 2 5 Glee Club l 2 Mixed Chorus l J 5 Girls' Sextet l 2 3 Girl Reserve l 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 E E Qtaff 4 Marian Pioht Normal Tralnlng Band 1 2-5 Orchestra 3 Brass Sextet 2 5 Trumpet Trio 2 3 Cornet Solo 1 Brass Quartet l Marching Band 2 Glee Club l 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Glrls' Trio 2 Declamatory l Pep Club 4 Girl Reserve Junior Class Play ai' Harold Russell Marjorie Richardson General Course General Course Orchestra 2 1 Eagles Echoes 4 Eagles Echoes 4 Eugene Mohr Normal Band 2 5 Marching Training Geraldine Nelson Normal Training -4 Pep Club 4 Band 4 Charles Ort ootball 2 3 4 Junior Clase Play 5 General Course Basketball l 2 5 M lrlwind Staff 4 Robert Pratt Colle e Entrance Band l 5 Marching Band l 2-5 Orchestra l 2 5 Cornet Solo 2 3 Plano Solo l 2 Trumpet Trio l 2-5 Brass Ssxtet l 2 Glee Club l 2 5 Mixed Chorus l 2 Basketball l 2 Football 4 Shorthand Team 5 Typing Team 5 4 Pep Club l Vice President 2 Student Council 5 4 Whirlwind Editor 4 Boys' Quartet 5 Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Franklin Yenok Ggneral Course A Irvin Waters General Course Student Council 2 5 Earl Van Rader General Course Orchestra 1 2 5-4 Glee Club 1 2 5 4 Chorus 1 2-5 4 naarigal 4 Violin Solo 1 2-5 Dean Stringer General Course Glee Club 1 2 5 Chorus 1 2 5 Quartet 2 Solo 2 Football 5 4 Track 5 4 41 1lP Don Sherman General Course arching Band 1 2 5 oncert Band 1 2 5 6 if Roy Weaklend General Course Eagles Echoes 4 amera Club 5 Irisnelle Stringer Normal Training Glee Club 5 4 Girl Reserve 5 4 Eagles Ecnoes 5 4 T A Margaret Ann Smith Normal Training Course Glee Club 2 5 4 Cnorue 5 4 Marching Band 5 4 Sextet 5 Declamatory 2 Concert Band 5 whirlwind Staff 4 Junior Clase Play 5 Eagles Echoes Staff 5 4 Pep Club 5-4 Camera Club 5 Girl Reserves 1 2 5 F T A 5 4 Uramatics Club 4 Honor Roll 1 2 5 4 r. . .:s-4 , :,:' g . , - im! ,, - - -Q - -- g Q - - A 4 , F. . . 5-4 - l 6. if ---- , - - -4 ,.. 5 FATNTIVNY Name Charles Anderson Charles Astleford Norma Baty Teddy Bean Glen Benokendorf Frances Bentley Helen Blnksrt Irene Brassfield walter Campbell Marvel Jane Clark Roland Cobb Dorothy Doty Robert Eldredge Gwenn Glass Stanley Gordon Gerald Green Virginia Green Phyllis Hall Phyllis Hammond Bernard Hays Harlan Ihrke Dale Jensen Doris Jean Johnson Nellie Johnson Leo Karn Robert Lawson Russell Marsh Grace Martin Ruth Mathews Paul McCaulley Ashton McCrary Bill McGowan Eugena Mohr Geraldine Nelson Phyllis Nurse Charles Ort Marian Picht Robert Pratt Marjorie Richardson Harold Russell Don Sherman Jr Margaret Ann Smith Dean Stringer Irisnelle Stringer Irvin Waters Roy Eugene Weaklend Franklin Wenck Earl Van Raden NIOKRHDO Andy Chuck Shorty Jelly Bean Becky Duchess Blnk Brassy Flash Bobble Blushy Doty Sir Charles Breakable Slim Willard Jinny Gabby Hippy Hazy Ihrke Slim Blondie Nell Ernie Bob Roosh Gracie Mat Jug Thundercloud Fat Jeanie Jerry Phil Chuck Plcht Bones Marj Johnny notch Midge Stringer Iris Bud Squeak Red Squirt N..,J Pet Expression Hobby That's for sure Awky Bow Jumping Catfish Don t be like that You're off the beam Oh, Criminy I wouldn't know Gee Whiz! Indubitably! Yim-in-ee Search Me Oh, Now Deos Meos! Oh, Now Aw-w-w-w I say! Put-Put-PuDut Happy Day! Gosh!! Darn! Awky Bow ZNSM' No kidding hey! Golly Sakes Nuts!! Greetings, Gates Give the nan S64 Nuts on, Fud e z'-'fs 1 Q5 Tu Os Calcis Pooey! on, Smell' Peanuts' Oh, for cow' Unhappy Day on, Smell' Hi, Flash No doubt Could Be I don't know Mammy says Well, Well Could Be 'J 5 Oh, go I don't know I couldn't tell ya sake Sports Hunting Skating Sports Esquire Skating Match Books Music Car Dancing Flirting Flirting Girls Sports Reading Fencing, Chess Music Arguing Making eyes Driving Driving Hunting Dancing Skating Hunting Keeping junk Hunting Reading Tap Dancing Parties Winklng School Reading Skating Skating Match Books Reading Talking Flowers Cars Driving Skating Singing writing Letter Loafing Falling Cobblestone Cottage Grove Rockwell City Girls Chemistry Lohrville Thinking Philadelphia Girls Storm Lake Blushing Johnny Girls Getting into Jams Eating Distant Phone Nos. Talking too much Tyrone Power Talking Women Skating Working Fort Dodge Lonrville Shirley Late hours School Staying out late Stray Animals Girls 74Z Carroll Scranton Coon Rapids History Never to be tardy History Basketball Horses Carroll Teachers Melvin Truck Farming sTeach1ng School Taking photos Sleeping Aviation Tests Music Pranks In September 1968 sixty three new students entered Lake City High School, composing a class destined to achieve many honors, both scholastlcally and in extra curricular tivities Although no outstanding achievements were made in our first year, ten members participated in instrumental music and eight in vocal music, while eight took part athletics We were also well represented in speech and other branches of the school's ac v es. In our Sophomore ye r we began to reap the fruits of our earnest efforts, in scholarship, athletics, and music. Two of our student musicians, Robert Pratt and Ashton McCrary, received superior ratings at the National Music Contest. the speech department we were represented by seven winners in the Home Declamatcry contest and also placed three members on the debate team. That year our class homecoming float won second place Three of our class became the twirllng section of our marching band. The achievements of our Junior year were expanded repetitions of our Sophomore year. Our class was now composed of only forty four memb rs, but our loss in members was not a loss in talent This ye r nineteen represented us in music and again Ashton McCrary and Bob Pratt went to the National Music Contest, Ashton winning a first rating and Bob a second division rating There were twelve representing us in athletics. The drum majorette, Gwynne Glass, and the two twirlers, Dorothy Doty and Doris Jean Johnson, were Juniors Three our of the four debaters were again from our class. Our Junior class play, 'American Passport' was the climax of our year's achievements. The homecoming float of our class took honors this time in first place. Our Senior year found us with a class composed of forty eight members, fourteen of whom were entered in music and ten took part ln athletics, Our drum majorette and our twirlers were Seniors this year and, as in the past two years, three members of the de bate team were from our class. Our homecoming float again took first place Our class flower is the Scarlet Carnation and our class colors are silver and green Our officers are as follows Vice President Roland Cobb Student Councilors Robert Pratt Treasurer Ashton MoCrary Class Sponsor Mr Smith . 8 . 80 sf E 0 l -. ac- in ' In President ---.-------- Walter Campbell Secretary- - - - ------ Gwynne Glass ,L Back Row: Third Row: Second Row: Front Row: we f5FQTA4 Fred Rosendahl, Jim O'Brien, Billy Blanchtield, Jim Owens, Robert Nunring, Daryl Fulkerson, Paul Astleford Roy Johnson, Verdsll Sohug, Frank Heath, John Veerhusen, Jim Eakln, filly Wadsworth, Dick Waters, Jim Richardson, Merl Doty Mr. Nelson, Doris Dumdel, Lois Brainerd, Maxine Nation, Donna Henning Donna Holm Vera Cole, Jean Johnston, Elaine Johnson, Janice Little, Gail Jean hamsey, Dorothy Carmean, June Farmer, Norma Wagner, Dorothy Schelldorf, Roy Allen, Warren McMeek1n, Miss Maudsley Dean Farmer, Betty Fangman, Lucille Moad, Grace DeSart, Betty Hicks, Beth Groves, Lavon Welch, Joan Gordon, Phyllis Gordon, Evelyn Seay, Ruth Rledl, Doris Mae Johnson, Pauline Hungate Fred Arndt, Warren Molntire Harold Stokes Bill Eldred e Robert S Melody, Harold Binkert, Arllse Barkmelen Dale Helm, Darwin MoMeek1n, Merlin Hays, Donald Ihrke The Junior Class, which has a membership of some sixty-two young men and women, is very proud of its representation on the 'Scroll of Education' It has been very adeptly legislated by the following officers: President - ---------- Donna Hennings Vice President ------------ Fred Arndt Secretary ---- -------- Janice Little Treasurer ------------ Robert Nuhring Student Councllors --------- Frank Heath - - - - - - - - - Donna Hola As well as having a splendid scholastic rating the Juniors have shown I very keen interest in all extra curricular activities. For example: Bins of them were active ln instrumental music and nine in vocal, including two that were soloists, three in girls' sextet, and two in mixed quartet. There were ten boys who participated in athletics, Seven Junior misses and the cheerleader, Evelyn Seay, were chosen by class election to repro- sent them in the Pep Club. Two boys and five girls belonged to the Future TOBODGPB of America Club, while nine boys were a beneficial part of the Future Farmers organization. There were three Juniors on the Eagles EODOOI staff, and, when this article was being written, six members of the class were being chosen for membership in the new Dramatic Club. The Junior Claes Play was a huge success, and the proceeds obtained from this venture went quite a way toward financing the Junioraienier Banquet. lith all of these honors to beer them u we feel that the Juniors should be worthy successors of the Class of ea2'. B: all QV Back Row Ralph Osborne, Geo ge Spurgeon, Bob Crabb, Darrel slay, .yron Glggsngp, Carl Freeman, J R Mapel, Harold DeLong, DOD O'C0nnOr George Blair Thrid Row Warren Leathers, Rosemary Farber, Shirley Lovett, Sarah Sands, Miriam Holland, Mabel Wilson, Doris Gregg, Helen Glassnap, Florence DeSart, Ida Belle Guess, Delores Lammers, Mr Dobervich Second Row Elinor Nelson, Elinor Moulds, Margaret Davis, Dorothy Mae Nelson Pauline Patterson, Charlotte Hucka, Georgia Clark, Elinor Doty, Vary Jane NcCaulley, Mabel Geissinger, Lucille Allen Fr nt Row Bernard Stout, Don McCrary, Keith Hanks, B111 Damon, Richard Crandall, Pete Van Ahn, Bob McGowan, Richard Decker The Sophomore Class, composed of forty three members, elected as its ffficers toe following President Rosemary Farber Vice President Rob rt McGowan Treasurer Marijane McCaul1ey Student Councilors -J R Maple Clifford Van Ahn Twenty five members particin ted in the vocal music and twelve in instrumental music Three have won either individual or small group honors at the nativnal contest. Eleven were members of the chorus which placed second in the national contest While two of our members on the deo te squad w re busy preparing peaches, three members were comolllrg news for the Eagles Ec oes. Seven brys went out for football and four for ba ketoall Five of our nembers were honor roll for the first semester. Mr Dobervicr was our s onsor The Sophomores had six representa- tives in the newly organized Pep Club Elinor Dot was our cheerleader, Tne class was represented in t e likewise newly organized Dramatic Club by three members. 5 I x S 1 K g X A f X 4 I I 0 I 3 1 , A Secretary - - : : : : Z : I Z - Harold Reidl f'X Beck How nobert Green, Bernard Nelson, Velvin Johnson Dulght Johnson, Estel Ott, Clarence McCaulley Leroy Caldxell ayne Ilrke Don O'Lool Robert Iler Bob Hungate Keith B rnmeler Jim Paterson, Maurice hlngpenberi, Raym nd hede xnird Hov Robert boesch, Duane Nichols, Ben Slevert Marvin Holltor Joan Jwhnston, Mfry Lou Johnson, Mary Ann Cherman, Ronald Andersor, Dale Farmer, Bob Mighell arren Blanchfield Don Squires Deryl Gordon Bur e Ham ond Elinor Barley, ard Hendr1c'c Richard Snvder econd Rev uorothy Dickey, Doris Pat erson Mpl1or1e Love t virginia Blair Eyloe Jean Bennington Bonnie Nirr, Jenn Jensen Jeanette Allen Doris Cerlson Eileen rurn, Leona Hudson Katnryn Bu ley Littletield Bob Coffman Billy Plcht Billy Kral, Ferris asher Carrol Wheeler The Freshman Class of 1941 42 consists of fifty two members The officers are as follows President Leroy Caldwell Vice President Warren Bradley Secretary and Treasurer- JoAnn Johnston Student Co1nc11ors Margorie Lovett Warren Littlefield Our cheerleader was Donald Squires and e han five renre entatives in one of our ne activities, The Peo Club Nine freshmen particioeted in the band and tventy four me bers of the class were in mixed chorus Eigkt freshmen boys oarticlnated in basketball nf f Three members o the clas represented us in the nevly organized Drereti r Club i Q J K K K : R ' D r V ' ' . . , 4 , W F , H 1 1 I 3 W ' ' ' 1 , O T . ml J: v 1 e ' 7 ' U . ' U -f . . , 1 1 - , E 5 , ' M' p r H A-, . . f S 'z ' t , - 2 ' ' . 7 1' ! I l ' I V T ' x I ' 1 ' 1 . r . Front Few: Kenneth Chrlstenson, Warren Brrdley, Dick Sharxey, Warren x ! I 1, I V - , . L - - . I Aa VJ F I S . ' A 1, A V - - M , .. , . 2 . ootbnll. . , , f . S . , 7 H' tg . . Back Row Dick Adams, Eldon Hansen Norma Daisy, Marjorie Hendricks Velma Heath Ruth Ann Loneman, Arthur Fangman, Don Craft, Alvin Hansen, T J Painter Earl Savage Second Row Ronald Hamilton, Gene Rosendahl, Berniece Russell, Phyllis Westrlng, Joan Erickson, Betty Higgins Joan Moad, Joyce Astleford, Patricia Lawrence, Helen Haters, Lois Bean, Marjorie Borlaxd Helen Chrlstolear Evelyn Short Front Row Betty 'rey, Bernie O'Br1an Joyce Sharkey Betty Cleaveland Dwight Renfro, Howard Leathers Billy Patterson Harry Batv Donald Miller Dwayne Bean, Francis Kelley, Jim Ferguson jUNlOK H l JH Back Row: Egdigcgggirys, Chuck Conrad, Don Squires, Bud Sharkey, Second Row: Mr. Kelley, Boyd Cammack, Bob Coffman, Gene Roeendahl, Billy Picht, Edgar Weaklend Front ROW! Wayne Bean Bernie O'Br1en, Bryce Daisy, Billy Patterson, bonald Miller, Arthur Fangnan. Back Row Mr Kelley, Bob Coffman, Gene Roeendahl, Billy Plcht, Edgar Weaklend Front Row Eddie Squlrel, Chuck Conrad, Donald Squires, Bud Sharkey, A1 MCCRUIIOY Sack Row Daryl Simpson, Bud Sharkey, Boyd Cemmack, M xlne Green, Josephine Nesgle, Patricia Anderson, Evelyn Picht, Carol Crandall, Elizabeth Howe Second Row Dwayne Dawson, Loren Freeman, Bob Jones, Harold Astleford, Edgar weaklend, Shirley Johnson, Dorothy Derby, Margaret Wastin, Betty Broez, Betty Bowles Anderson, Fred Hucka, Bryce Daisy, Eddie ouires, Carl Mathews, Dorothy DeSart, Shirley Blair Back How Jim Patterson, Dick Sharkey, A McCaulley, Bud Bharkey, Eugene Rlggenberg, Warren Blanchfleld Second Row Leroy Caldwell, Ronald Hamilton, Ronald Anderson, Dwayne Dawson, Warren Bradley, Coach Kelley Front Row Bernie O'Br1en, Donald Miller, T J. Pai ter, 75616 qqU1P9B, Francis Kelly Front Row: James Jensen, Charles Conrad, Lewis Gradeg Delbert l : e Edgar Weaklend Warren Littlefield Don'O'connor i 5. V TKUMQJ I' L X C The Music Department, one of the favorite of Lake vft,'s extra-curricular divisions, has again brought honor and recognition to L C H S Although have not yet competed in any contests, our band and mixed chorus participated in the Calhoun County Music Festival Also, the concert band played two dinner concerts during the winter. The war has made itself felt in the field of music also. It was decided that none of the Iowa High Schools would enter mulic groups in the Regional Contest because of transportation difficulties 4 J. 12. .L .Ll 1 E? L6 ,S P VAXXFXX f- CN' AUM CLARYNE' CDUARTE Rosemary Fa.:-bor, Marjorie Lovett, Bettv Brfwez, Shirley Lovett l ., lxlifgf Mary Ann Snerman Robert Loesch Eugena Mohr Ruth Ann Lonemen Bob ldredge Richard Crandall Don 0'Connor warren Littlefield FLJTF oLLL F' Sf fl f YE? QQNCER Standing: Shirley Johnson, Irene Brassfleld, Mr. Spalding Back Row: Frank Heath, Harlan Ihrke, Joan Erickson, Bobby Jones, Dorothy Derby, Joyce Sharkey, Gerald Green Second Row: Walter Campbell, B111 Eldredge, Phyllis Hall, Bernard Stout, Richard Decker, Warren Littlefield, Edgar Weaklend, Don O'Connor, Ruth Mathews, Phyllis Nurse Front Row: Rosemary Farber, Marjorie Lovett, Betty Brosz, Shirley Lovett, Mabel Wilson, Dorothy Mae Nelson QRCHES-FR? Back Row: Bernice Russell, Norma Wegner, Harold Russell, Gerald Green, Mr. Spalding Third Row: Robert Loeech, Ruth Ann Loneman, Rosemary Farber, Marjorie Lovett, Betty Brosz, Walter Campbell, Mabel Wilson, Dorothy Mae Nelson, Richard Crandal Edgar Weaklend, Warren Littlefield Second Row: Evelyn Short, Shirley Lovett, Ashton McCrary, Irene Brassfield, Joyce Leumbach, Bobby Binkert, Doris Somers Front Row: Not ln Picture: Earl Van Baden, Carl Freeman, Edna Joy, Mary Ann Sherman Marian Hammond 1, V' FC BKJL on JB f IW D Standing: Merlin Hays, Elaine Johnson, Mary Lou Johnson Back Row: B111 Damon, Robert Highell, Evelyn Short, Fred Hucka, Ben Sievert, Jim lakin, Richard Crandall, Bob Eldredge Second Row: John Veerhulen, Phyllis Gordon, Joan Gordon, Eyloe Bennington, Keith Hanks, Norma Wagner, Don MoCrary Front Row: Pauline Patterson, Joyce Astleford, Robert Loesch, Eugena Mohr, Ruth Ann Loneman, Mary Ann Sherman STR1 NG S fc XQTFT .Af ... Earl Van Raden Carl Freeman Irene brassfield Harold huseell Shirley Lovett hvelyn Lnort SEXTEJ Mabel Nilsen Bob ilireige Don XcCrary Gerald Green Edgar Weakleni 'warren Littlefd W Q Q D WI V 'i ' ww- R T E oeft to ri:g Joan Eorion hyloo Ucnnin Keith Hunks Norma Wagner PJ RIG Left to right Marjorie Lovet Ashton hcGra y Rosemary Farmer JE II X QCAL MUvlV BUYS UUA Donald McCrary Gerald Green Warren Littlefi Rolan 0 RTEJT GIRLS TRIS Ml XEDH QUARYE Y Doris Mae Johnson hn Elaine Jo son P l d Cobb QHQLS SEXTET Shirle ove y L tt Doris Jean Johnson Grace DeSart Elaine Johnson D 1 M' J n YF' Row d w Front Row ED CHQJUJ Doris Jean Johnson, Evelyn Seay, Bernard Stodt, Bob Lldredge, Walter Campbell, Don cCrary, Russell Jacobs, Ashton McCrary, Dean Farmer, warren Littlefield, eo Karn, Elaine Johnson, Vera Cole nabel Geisslnger, Doris Mae Johnson, Jim Patterson, Don O'Connor, Richard Crandall, Gerald Green Bill Plcnt, J R Mapel, Roland Cobb, Edna Jo Mabel Wilson, Mary Ann Sherman Doris Patterson, Rosemary Farber, Virginia Blair, Shirley Lovett, Grace DeSart, Earl V 1 Baden, Narbaret Davis, Marjorie Lovett, Irene Braesfield, Teddy Cra1gm'le F N fd P Clin :ack .-u: Front Row! Keith nanms, Bernard Stout, Myron Glassnap, Bob Eldredge, Walter Campbell, Don McCrary, Ashton McCrary, Russell Jacobs, Dean Farmer Warren Littlefield, Leo Karn, Bill Picht, Roland Cobb, Mabel Wilson Teddy Cralgmile, Kenneth Christensen, Earl Van Raden, Robert Loesch, Donald Siulres, Richard Crandall, Dnle Farmer, J. R. Mapel, Gerald Green, Don O'Connor, Jim Patterson, Robert Melody, Bobby Iler, Daryl Gordon r r ' 1 -J sj ..4 EZ: -J x,j ..J Baca Row Shirley Lovett, Eleanor Nelson, Doris Mae Johnson, Doris Jean Johnson Evelyn Seay, Mary Ann Sherman, Elaine Johnson, Vera Cole, Edna Jo Mary Lou Johnson, Mabel Wilson, Grace DeSart Front Row Doris Patterson, Leona Hudson, Rosemary Farber, Virginia Blair, Margaret Davis, Doris Carlson, Mabel Geissinger, Doris Sommerfield, Eyloe Bennington, Eileen Wurn, Pauline Patterson, Marjorie Lovett, Irene Brassfield NJ-XDJilQfXL KQUH Standing Gerald Green, Leo Karn, Roland Cobb, Jim Patterson Secord Row Rosemary Farber, Doris Jean Johnson Don O'Connor, Ashton VcCrary, halter Cam bell Don NcCrary, Elaine Johnsor, Mab 1 Wilson Front Row Doris Mae Johnson, Grace DeSart, Marjorie Lovett, Shirley Lovett .,,,, o .. Q 'Q ff Q I r-' Cd I U B X f P X Vt VN - J X w Q5 Q QNX K QQ K QW? C, iw X 2 xXxiX XX f' , 5 , Jw Q GX Q 1 O Q x i f glx '26 X N! JJ -Q +.,-fr- -f-- 4 fA Y X- k-L.Lb-k- f' PER ol Baca now I s Mawdsley, Ruth Mathews Vera Mae Cole, Elaine Johnson, Jean Johnston, Janice Little, Mary Lou Johnson, Donna Holm, Donna Hennings, Miss Hink Second Row Elinor Moulds Doris Jean Johnson, Dorothy Doty, Marian Picht, Joan Johnston, Miriam Holland, Marg ret Ann Smith, Maxine Nation Front Row Rosemary Farber, Mary Jane VcCaulley, Phyllis Hammond, Evelyn Seay, Elinor Doty, Shirley Lovett Dorothy Dickey In order to create more enthusiasm and school soirlt, twenty eight girls from llgh school org nized the Pep Club The girls have orovided the cheerleaders with jackets bought with money raised through food and dolghnut sales. Members of the club wear red swe ters and dark sk'rts and are groloed together at each game With coooeration and prooer school soirlt, this club obtained the goal of creating thusiasm for our team on the part of each 1nd4v1dua1 in school This was a new project, but one whicl was successful PB well es enjoyable. OFFICERS Presldent Phyllis Hammond Secretary Treasurer Donna Hennlngs JliX!XffXfjQ V., Back Row B rnsrd Stout walter Canobell, Donslo lc rary, Ashton VcCrary, Dale Jensen P eld Green, H rold Blnkert, Leo Ka Second Row Billy Eldredge, V1rg-n1a Bla r Dor thy 'icney Betty Fengman' Doris Jean Johnson, Margaret Ann Smith, Marian Picht, Phyllis Hammond rront Ron Elinor Doty, Ruth Mathews Vera Mae Cole, Miss Hink, Elaine Johnson Mary L 2 J hns.n Dorotry Doty The High School Dramat' Club was organized in February The club met weekly to stldy acting, play production, and dramatic aopreciation A feature of each m eting was the presentation of a one-act play by members of the group. The club also assisted with assembly programs and school plays ,JEL, 1... 74 .J JiEJSiVEF Back Row Charlotte Huoka, Mable Geisinger, Georgia Clark Margaret Ann Smith Helen Glasgow Maxine Nation, Betty Fangman Irene Brassfleld Front Row Norma Wagner, Mabel Wilson, Elaine Johnson Miss gangick Vera Mae Cole Irisnelle Stringer, Ruth e The group ol glrls which made up the Girl Reserve organization was gmall d 1 ur n ggzegchoil year of 1941 42 Despite this, we had interesting meetings and many goog 8 P cnic in the fall we elected the following as officers. President El 1 J h Vice President S0338 Qegggg gecretan Georgia Clark PGHSUPGP Margaret Ann Smith We also met w'th Miss Hancock, our grouo soonsor for a Christma s and Valenti US ty For initiation of new members we had a candlelight service followed by na Qormal Training was introoa eu into the Lake City High School in the year of 1912 Many students who h ve graduated from this course are now successful teachers This year there are seventeen pupils enrolled in the normal group, ten of whom are seniors and seven juniors In 1940 a Future Teachers of America KF T A J Club was organized. Dorothy Doty was chosen to represent the North Central District ir organizing the F T A of America, The purpose of this club is to create higher professional standards among the prospective teachers and teachers. This ls a nati nal organization and our club is known as the Patty Hill Club. The officers of this club are as follows President Margaret Ann Smith Treasurer Marian P1 ht Vice President Phyliss Hammond Librarian Dorothy Doty Secretary Geraldine Nelson Historian Eugena Mohr Back Row Verdell Schug Frances Bentley Gayle Ramsey Grace Martin Eugena Mohr Miss Hancock, Grace DeSart, Marian Picht Phyllis Hammond Dean Farmer Front Row Donna Holm Vera Mae Cole, Marvel Jane Clark Margaret Ann Smith Irisnelle Stringer, Dorothy Carmean, Dorothy Doty P P F' I P XX Ns :J J K J O : 1 I D , . 2 , , , i I l short meeting and re:,eQnmeAue. 0 . 3 O O O X -------- ---- - - - 0 J' . - ------ ------ - : I 1 I l J l 1 ' : i I I rl VUQE VJ-KJXXZJP 5 vm 'Ubi Jblflf Jfwwi Back Row Third Wow Second How Front Row Mr Dobervich, Teddy Bean, Jim Richardson Bob Lamson Mayne Schafer Warren McMeek1n, Harlan hrke, Don Ihrke Pranflin Wenck, Jim Owens Paul McCaulley, Dwi ht Johnson, Harold Riedel, Jarren olsncrf'eld J R Mapel Estel Ott Don Hungate, Maurice Ringgenberg, Mayne Ihrke, Bob Hungate, Melvin Johnson, Harold DeLong Keith Birkmeier Bernard Nelson, Daryl Gordon, Bobby Iler Dwayne Nichols, Eugene Ringgenberg, Darwin Mcweekin Dale Helm William Kral, Bob Green, Pete VanAhn Geor e Blair, George Spurgeon Vyron Glassnapp Keith Hanks The N Y A is for the purpose of helping s udents through school who are short of money It is a national organization and has b en in practice past four years The students are to use the money earned for school purposes, such as buying books, typing rent, and other school expenses, which himself in our school for the the student must pay The student works by the hour and is payed by the month Usually they are work a certain number of hours p r week and then they are paid a regular salary for those hours. The work done by the students is practical and useful and there is safe working conditions The work the student does is in line with his abilities and interests. The student is not assigned to classroom instruction or anything like th t, bu il usually assigned to something having to do with general odd jobs which occur around the building, The students apply for the job at the official or representative office in your building or city, and they are required to give an employment affidavitt and an Oath of Allegiance to get the Job, Back Row Dick Waters, Daryl Fulkerson, Leo Kern, Bud Waters Front Row Teddy Bean, Grace DeSart, Jeanette Allen, Norma BBYYQ fd J - J 'ul 'X P X FJ i 5 LJ 4ffT A12 M . ' - . - , . . v, , fgzvh U li gg 3 ,QL,fmL, Tj, if 5 : C . , E2 '!,,',A.r vivid A' , 'adn Zmsul ' ' X' x , gg 5 , . J- . , to . - I a t r ' SDJ' .. Front Row Gwenn Glass, Warren Littlefield lshton NcCrarv, Walter Campbell Mrs Minglin Resolved 'That every able bodied male citizen of the United States should be required to have one year full time military training before reaching the present draft age ' The members of the affirmative team Warren Littlefield, freshman, Gwen Glass, senior Negative team Walter Campbell senior, Ashton McCrary, senior Ten people signed up for debate this year 'he question has been one of vital interest to high school peoale In view of the present emergency it re quired some rather skillful debate technique The first invitation tournament was held at Thomas Jefferson High School, Council Bluffs, Iowa, in November to conserve on automobile tires Both A and B teams oarticipated in an invite tion tournament at Fort Dodge, Iowa The first team also attended the Coe College Tournament February 12 l5 and 14 FUDENF CQUNC l Back Row Robert Pratt Warren Littlefield, Frank Heath Ashtr VoCrary J R daple Walter Gamnbell Mr Smith Front Ro Donna Holm, Clifford Van Ahn, Marjorie Lovett The Student Council, active again for the first time in several years, has on- deavored, throughout this year, to close the ever present gap between the faculty and student body by striving to set a good example of the understanding, initiative and cooperation necessary to obtain mutual benefit for all persons connected with the school PJ ' F' PJ ' rd , . After December 7, lt was decided to curtail our traveling nS much as possible I ! 1 ' , I I , x , -3 U 1 ' 1 Y 1 , -- EA ES wnrnsn mm rueusnsn wuxu ev me sruoenn R , VULUME 5 or 'ms um: cm schools 'Nun Editorial Bcei Smith, Iren Green. Senior Report: Junior Reportl Sophomore Re Freshman Rep- Music - ..... - Office News .- General News F. F. A. ..,.. Normal Trainii Commercial -- Sports ...... Girl Reserves Forensics ,.., Calendars --- Homemaking . Junior High . Feature ,,.., i Proofreaders - 1 ! Leave it to Vera Cole. ' ' e Boone Drum uneven. left in bus TG MATCHES xoliehbig up on so that they on for the 1 for the enle club consist of from or re Tyggstsbgmlrligy weaklend' Harold m gvery walk of life, A go-gd supply brought in 525. .The total amount --what is this we hem. b t U - 590315 how Russell. B OU oro of equipment is at the disposal of H1862 WHS BPPIOXIHIBIHIY 579. thy Kutz going with Gerald Green gkglglfhe the biolozv classes--several micro- from Inks CHM 11-nicssv nf mc.. - '- m BIRTHDAY CONGR Jean Jensen-Nov:BaQk Ken B 'k 'fl'-- Jean Johnson, Phyllis Nurse COMING EVENTS: Nov. 19-Beginning Second Row: Margaret Mastln, Norma Wegner, Delores Lammere, Irisnelle Stringer, ARMBTWE DAY Johnson, Dorothy Dickey, Phyllis Hall, Teddy Craigmlle ?5Hf2g3QihQgFr0nt Rowg Margaret Ann Smith, Gerald Green, Miss Hink, Walter Campbell, Irene C S Flllglng-8 ll the tears-tour of 'i S J sorrow, tears for the living, tears for Row: Mary Lou Johnson, Vera Cole, Marjorie Richardson, Roy Weaklend, Jim Eakin, 'idsome men D 'xversin with Brassfleld g told B. M nt for this course is rather out- W0!'k9d with S03 Wood. UIQSUY Piney Hore liee the body of Susan Jones, spanish dass me other day fl-If lgwm ,.ln,ancim,Ur mid! ,Than not m ded, hut there is enough ro com- if' lhiq Wal' fhf'U' hrqt P1'f'.'0vlS WH-' Resting beneath these nice polished g'2i,,much' D0 You ever the dead. The dead, who as that mi f CQMMERClfXL CLUB Lett to Right: lata Ellen Blair, Ashton Mccrary L Mrs. Mlnglin, Robert Pratt. ' 'rt to Right' g:2:2'Ag:T:a gigiegtfglin' Robert The shorthand I team composed of Janet Adams, Helen Binkert, and Robert Pratt competed in the District Contest and placed second. Mata Ellen Blair placed first in accuracy and third in speed. This team competed in the State Contest at Newton, Iowa. Here Mata Ellen Blair placed third in accuracy, and received a medal. Mata Ellen Blair attended the Ninth International Commercial Contest held at the Hotel Sherman in Chicago in June. Here she von a plaque for letter placement in open competition with colleges, universities, business schools, and high schools. She placed third in speed ln the novice division. I The district contest for the year 1942 will be held April 18, at Schaller owa. t 'Q f fx Q X V I3 W G CD N Q f J' if ,.fJ Top Row: Billy Blanchfield, Billy Damon, LeRoy Caldwell, J. R. Maples, Jim O'Br1sn, Jim Richardson, Dick Sharkey, Maurice Ringgenberg Middle Row: Coacn Nelson, Bill Eldredge, Paul Aetleford Teddy Bean, Jim Owens Bob McGowan, Bob Eldredgq Merl Doty, Warren Bradley and assistant Coach Kelley Bottom Row: George Blair, Cnarles Ort, Daryl Fulkerson, Roland Cobb, Paul McCaul1ey, Co-Captain, Walter Campbell, Co-Captain, Robert Pratt, Ch rles Anderson, B111 McGowan, Pete Van Ahn Not in Picture: Dean Stringer Under tue guidance and leadership of Coach Nelson, ten seniors wound up their high school football careers. The objective was not only to win the games by score, but also by spirit and morale. During tne Rockwell City and Rolfe games their spirit seemed to falter, but in the last few games, it was that same old 'do or die' spirit. Tne schedule and scores are as follows: We They September 12 Lohrvllle at Lake City 0 0 September 26 Manson at Lake City 6 7 October 3 Manning at Lake City 0 13 October 10 Glidden at Glidden 13 0 October 17 Audubon at Lake City 25 O October 24 Rockwell City at Rockwell City 6 32 November 7 Rolfe at Lake City O 13 November ll Coon Rapids at Coon Rapids O 2 November 14 Scranton at Scrantod 6 O The lettermsn are as follows: Seniors, Campbell, Co-Captain, McCaulley Co-Captain, Cobb, Ort, Anderson, Bean, Eldredge, Pratt, Stringer, and Bill McGowan. Juniors, Fulkerson, and Owens. Sophomoresg Bob McGowan. Back Row: Paul MoCaulley, Daryl Fulkerson, Bob McGowan, Roland Cobb Front Row: Walter Campbell, Teddy Bean, Charles Anderson, Bob Eldredge, B111 McGowan, Charles Ort, Bob Pratt l f , DJ-Ji... 'Df-..., Back Row Mr Nelson, Pete Van Ahn, sl coaulle , Don Ixrke John Veerhusen, Paul Astleford, Jim Richardson Don O'Connor, Billy Eldredge Front Row Ronald Anderson, Jim Eakln, Darvl Fulcerson, Bob Pratt, Roy Johnson, Bob McGowan, Daryl Gray The 1941 42 basketball season started with the same snirit and enthusiasm as did football, The first fev games were vell played and much improvement was seen over the preceding year Lake City made a fair record for its home games They won five out of eight home games They lo t to Rockwell City, Manning, and Lohrville on their own court, During the latter part of the season, Lake City suffered a few humiliating defeats, but they still came back with the determination and zeal to start winning They brought the season to a close by a thrilling, closely cortested game wit' Sac City in the sectional tournament, which they lost 35 to 54, Pratt was the only senior on the squad. The lettermen are as follows Fulkerson, Anderson, Eakin, Johnson, Gray, Pratt, A McCaulley, McGowan The schedule and scores are as follows They December 2 Lohrvllle at Lake City December 5 Glidden at Lake City December 12 Rockwell City at Rockwell City Coon Valley Tournament December 15,l6, Bayard Manila Manning Twin Lakes Tournament January 8,9,lO Rockwell City January 1 Rockwell City at Lake City Tanuary January January January l 2 2 5 Manson at Manson Glidden at Glidden Scranton at Lake City Pocahontas at Lake City Calhoun County Tournament February 3,4 5,6 Febru ry February February Februdry Febru ry Lohrville Audubon at Lake City Rolfe at Rolfe Lohrville at Lohrville Manning at Manning Coon Rapids at Coon Rapids I rr' ' P P' f S 7 f K J We 21 23 19 10 December 9 Manning at Lake City B 50 1 - 28 55 -- 17 24 16 17 55 22 44 18 27 5 f 25 55 , 6 14 55 - 0 28 22 7 50 24 0 28 17 ' 21 24 2 10 17 12 15 34 65 . 17 2:5 so C 1 g 1' 1 2 20 U7 Left to Right: Mr. Nelson, A1 McCaulley, Ronald Anderson, Bob Pratt, Jim Eakin, Daryl Fulkerson, Roy Johnson Daryl Gray, Bob McGowan The l94l track team had the honor of attending six track meets: Pocahontas Relays Sac City Trian ular Rockwell Cltv Twin Lakes Conference Cherokee Relays Fonda Relays Although no meet trophies were won, they made it a difficult task for the winner to gain the possession of them Individual medals and ribbons were awarded to the returning lettermen Richard Wilson, B111 Todd, and Roland Cobb for placing in the hurdles, high Jump, and the dashes, respectively Letterman of 1941 track team were as follows Cobb, Todd, Wilson, Fulkereon, Clark, Doty Top Row Roland Cobb, Dale Jensen, Roy Johnson, Frank Heath, B111 McGowan Bottom Row Coach Stipe, Merlin Hays Pete Van Ahn Bill Damon, George Blair Not in Picture Richard Wilson, Bill Todd Daryl Fulkereon, Melvin Clark, walter Maple Paul McCaulley Paul Doty, Dean Stringer XJ if and Corsen for Rockwell City, Lake ity came out on Top Row: Coach Kelley, Bob Eldredge, Co-Captain Max Squires, Fred Rosendahl, Jim Eakin, ick Naters Bottom How: Myron Glassnap, Co-Captain Adelbert McCaul1ey, Jim Richardson, B111 Eldredge, Bob McGowan, Teddy Bean, Arnold Roper Letterman of the squad: Max Squires, Adelbert McCau11ey, Arnold Roper, Bob Eldredge Teddy Bean, Jim Eakin, Dick Waters, B111 Eldredge, and Bob McGowan Schedule of the year: We They Lake City vs. Manson There 5 4 Lake City Lanesborro There 6 7 Lake City Rockwell City There 1 9 Lake C1 ty Lohrville Here 4 2 Lake City Manson Here 8 11 Lake City Glidden Here 3 O Lake City Rockwell City Here 4 14 Lake City Lohrvllle There 5 2 'Squires was on the mound for the first game, Lake City ve. Manson Eldredge was behind the bat. During the game Lake City displayed at Manson. good, hard playing. As Squires was sliding into second, he received a knee injury. Lake City journeyed to Lanesborro for the second game of the season. Lake City was ahead until the last inning, the score being 6 to 5, thenmthe tide turned in favor of Lanesborro, 7 to 6. McCau11ey did the pitching and Lldredge held down the catching duties. Lake City for Lake City of the score, The first fame was very 9 to 1. game on Lake City's new baseball field was played with close, but Lake ity came through with a victory, 4 to Lake C1ty's second game at home was with Manson, in which Manson eagles, ll to 9. Glidden ventured to Lake City for Lake C1ty's third home game. started to 'click' from the very start. They had a tough game, but 5 to O victory. McCaul1ey The last home game was defeat, 14 to aseigments. Lake City was on the mound, and Eldredge was behind Lake City vs. Rockwell City. The Eagles 4. Squires pitched this game and Eldredge held down journeyed to Lohrville for the last game of the season pithced a no-hit game for Lake City to help the Eagles win, 3 to 2. went to Rockwell City for the third game, Squires doing the pitching the short end Lohrville, The 2. defeated the Lake City eked out a the plate. again tasted the catching Squires 1 14 gf fm 1 Ze ix, Sr- - 5,4 . bg, A. I if . , .1719 ,J 1 Q 1 ff .La A V tiff ff: Q32