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

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1945 volume:

m'7'7wHLw Cd,,74Z,,ZU 1mmu 4.61 ODD SHIP VESTVIEN ,ruff PU' 'Lje the ciass O h1TXC-teen' hundred and Q1-ty Ffvefpresebt t s S CLpr0 Egfr' bb Aud. DPCM' sf- ff ,F . S , X T' ' . S -' xx E X , R. ol, ' I 1 xx Q Ei :Q .5 I ' Q , . S ' ,,,. 11:-f.,-:arf Q A . -i f ' - ' 2 X-Oo 1545 to ah! you in recalling your Jays and Ways at L he C-'t H 5, Sjyool- 3 69 an 51:--:Lt 5' r' ,WP A L9 -- .-1-71-. lv- '- f -.?2i:i-u-- --q-.... A Combined efforts, -.'w:' 'S I f l F f-'W F N N.J We, the members of the - -s Class of 1945, wish to -:lik L, Dedicate this year book jjj XM fl to the former members ff' ' dm: 'J' of our class who are :L,n,l-NZ,-I now in the service of our country. Ronald Anderson Warren Blanchfield s i r LeRoy Caldwell Kenneth Christensen P Warren Bradl ey Arliss Fifield Burge Ha.mmond.J'r. Ferris Lasher Clarence McCau11e r 1 James Patt ei-son William P1 cnc D1 ck sua!-key w 1 Russell Short Donald Squires Y B DARE QF AD M j RALS Marion R. McCau11ey, Dr. W. E. MoCrary, Ingram Pierce, DT- C- A- Wiese, L. H. Adams, L. W. Sievert, Supt. R. W. Fbbei We, the Board of Education, take pleasure in helping the people of this community provide ga source of education for their young people. May you realize the opportunities .afforded you and grow into staunch and stalwart men and women of America. R. W. Fobes Superintendent B. A. Upper Iowa University M. S. Iowa State College A DM X R AL S,-S' V KZE ADMRAL fnflfff'-4516! Emma C. Johnson Principal B. A. Iowa State Teachers College M. A. State University of Iowa CAF-UXJN S I Irene Anderson B. B. Iowa State I Teachers College U .,Q,rf,-MQ, fl' I L. H. Griftee Two year Education Dakota Wesleyan University State University of Iowa., ' ,I 1 ,A - , . X. KLKJJ 'I .1 bf Iva Chapman B. A. Iowa State Teachers Cjzlege Carrie s Hancock B. S. Drake University M. A. Columbia University University of Colorado University of Uas?iiEZ3x A Maude Colvig B. A. Morningside College ' xy Y B S Western qt Noel Jones ,QQ USU-01:1 College gf Hope Lee B, A. Iowa State Teachers College Shirley SBEPBOU B. A. John Fletcher College J. E. Lemke B. A. Morningside College Graduate Work Iowa State Teachers College State University of Iowa Q nlversity of Wisconsin M31 X Clarence Zeigler DQS B. 8. Parsons College B. S. Iowa State Teachers College Marie McCoy Drake University Vera Johnston Secretary University of Commerce ,XZ E N l I AWvf'Q,,6 MMA! ,ru CQMMA NV RS Jeannette Allen General Course Girl Reserves Pep Club Virginia Blair College Entr. Eagles Echoes Vocal Groups Pep Club Keith Barkmeier Agriculture F. F. A. Wallace Bryant College Entr. Football Baseball Basketball Glee Club Dramatloe Eyloe Jean Q Bennington Commercial Glee Club Pep Club Band Eleanor Burley Normal Train- ing F. T. A. Girl Reserves Pres. G. R. Eagles Echoes Kathryn Burley Normal Training F. T. A. Secy. G. R. Eagles Echoes Dramatlcs Whirlwind Robert Coffman General Course Basketball Arlene Campbell Normal Training Dramatlcs tball cal Groups Secy. Class Eagles Echoes Girl Reserves Pep Club F. T. A. mmmymdw College Entr. Band Pep Club Eagles Echoes Dramatics Doris Carlson Normal Training Glee Club Chorus Girl Reserves F. T. A. Whirlwind Staff Dale Farmer Agriculture Glee Club Chorus F. F. A. Football Baseball Basketball Daryl Gordon Agriculture Glee Club . Chorus F F. A. Baseball Basketball Burge Ham ond College Entr. Mixed Chorus Glee Club Dramatics Pres. of Class Maxine Green Normal Training Dramatios Twirler F T A Girl Reserves Vocal Groups Pep Club Leona Hudson Commercial Vocal Groups Dramatios Pep Club Robert Green Agriculture F F A Baseball Basketball Bobby ller Agriculture Band F. F. A. Mixed Chorus -Glee Club Jean Janssen Commercial Pep Club Robert Jones College Entr. Band Boys' Glee Club Mixed Chorus Dramatics Editor Annual Dwight Johnson Agriculture Football F. F. A. Pres. F. F. A. Class Treas. Baseball William Kral Agriculture F. F. A. Football Basketball Baseball Jo Ann Johnston Commercial Pep Club Band Cheer Leader Drum Majorette Dramatios Secy. and Treas. Clara Kutz Normal Training Basketball Girl Reserves Glee Club Pep Club F. T. A. Duane Nichols General Course F. F. A. Estel Ott General Course Darlene Nicholson Commercial Glee Club Mixed Chorus Girl Reserves Pep Club Doris Patterson Normal Training Girl Reserves Glee Club F. T. A. Mixed Chorus Dramatlcs Donald O'Tool College Entrance Band Glee Club Mixed Chorus Baseball Dramatios Whirlwind Star: - Russell Short General Course Charles Lambert College Entrance Football Basketball Baseball Dramatics Vocal Groups Robert Mighell College Entr. Band l Debate Ferris Lasher General Course Basketball Marvin Molitor General Course Dramatics Mgr. Annual Pres. of Class Margery Lovett College Entrance Band and Groupe Vocal Groups Pep Club Eagles Echoes Bernard Nelson Agriculture Eagles Echoes Basketball Baseball i Robert Sievert F CBenJ General Course Band Boys' Glee Club Eileen Wurn Pep Club F. T. A. Dramatics Glee Club Eagles Echoes Girl Reserves 'Donald Sguires College ntrance Vocal Groups n Dramatios Bonnie Wurr F. T. A. Pep Club ' Calendar f Normal Training Normal Training Girl Reserves In Senior Class P1ay....March 25 Junior, Senior Prom.. . . .HSI 3 Senior Dayeoel0obv0v0 May Morning Breakfast, Baccalaureate Service, Commeneement........... w 12 May 1 May May 1 May l , 5 History of the Class of 1945 Sponsors: , Supto Ro W. Fobos Prine Emma C, Johnson Presidents: Burge Hammond and Marvin Molitor Viceepresidentz Arlene Campbell Secretary: Jo Ann Johnston A' Treasurer: Dwight Johnson Class Colors: Blue and Gold ' Class Mottos A W0ne step at a time, but always forwards Class Flowera American Beauty Rose On a bright, sunny day in September in the year 1941, a crew of fifty-four members boarded the good ship West View High, weighed anchor, and set sail on the course that would, in four years, bring unto their hands high school diplomaso This crew, elected LeRoy Galdwell to be itls president and Mr, Richard Snyder, sponsoro During this first year seven members of the,crew abandoned the good shipo Among these were Le Roy Caldwell and James Patterson, both of whom Joined the Navyo The second year of the course fifty-four members embarkedo Ronald Anderson was elected as-president of theiclass with Miss Wink and Mrs Nelson as sponsorsa During this part of the voyage Clara Kutz and Wallace Bryant joined the crew, We again lost a few of our original crew-'this time six, Again our president, Ronald Anderson, was among those dropped, and he also joined the Navyo 'Dio Sharkey deserted ua for the Navyo Mildred McGrady also left the cla Q When the ship embarked on the third year of its course, it had: crew of fortyefouro Arliss Fifield, a new member of the class, was elected president, with Miss Andereuiand Mr, Awtry as sponsors, ' During this year the class had a spirited magazine saleo Near the middle of the year a class play, Lady of Letters, was producediwgth great successo The close of the year Brought the annual Junior , 2 Senior Prom sponsored by the Juniorst' The compliment,was'retnrned h the Class of U44 with a May morning breakfast, During the voyage of the year Velta Stephens and Charles Lambert joined the crew, but Warren Bradley, Clarence McCaulley, and Kenneth Christensen dropped out to enter the Armed Services, before the voyage was oompletedo ' d th credits,fleft Robert Mighell and Charles Lambert, having amasse e high school to attend collegeo By the end of this year, Donald Squires had completed his full high school cdurseo After school closed he, Bill Picht, and Arliss Fifield all joined the Navy. After such an eventful voyage, the good ship setsail on the last year of itqs course carrying as the crew of thirty-eight mem- berso Burge Hammond was elected pres dent and Mrso Johnson and Mre Fobes, the class sponsors, It was decided that the class would publish the Whirlwind, The ticket sale for the benefit show was a great success, five hundred tickets being soldc At the end of the first semester the Class president, surge Hammond, enlisted in the Navy and Ferris Lasher the Army, Others to enter the Navy were Ruse eel Short and Warren Blanchfieldo Russell and Ferris have both come pleted their work in school, entitling them to diplomaso 1 Name Jeanette Allen Keith Barkmeier Eyloe.Bennington Virginia Blair Warren Blanchfield Wallace Bryant Eleanor Burley Kathryn Burley Arlene Campbell Doris Carlson Robert Coffman Dorothy Dickey Dale Farmer Daryl Gordon Robert Green Maxine Green Burge Ham ond Leona Hudson Bobby Iler, Jean Janssen ' Dwight Johnson Jo Ann Johnston Robert Jones William J. Kral Clara Kutz. Charles Lambert Ferris Lasher Margery Lovett Robert Mighell Marvin Molitor Bernard Nelson Duane Nichole Darlene Nicholson Estel Ott Doris Patterson Russel Short Robert Sievert Donald Squires Eileen Wurn Bonita Burr Donald O'Tool ClassiStatistics Pet Nanm Jennie Casey Bennie Blairi Curley Wally Burley Katy Corky Dorie, Coffee Dick Big Dale Freckles Bob Mick Jr- Lena Bob Jean D.J. Joe Bob . Billy Kutie Chuck Ferry Marge Megel Mick Nellie Nick ' Nick Hap Pat Russ Einstein Don Wurn Bonnie Donnie.C Failing Navy Doty Kenny Georgia Betty Coon Rapids Her car Typing Duane Men!!! Sleeping, Squeek Butch hair Women Evelyn Bill Skating Junior Women Warren FIFIAO All men W Women in general Penny Machines Typing Minn. U. Women Walking Bill Taking trips Betty Sac City Reading Movies Pool Navy Katie C. Brains Engaged women Andy Lyle H. Clarieee N J cut' mf' I, in why I come to Schof Become intelligentf Get into trouble. Pass the time away Study Music. N I don't. Attract the girls. Burn up some gas. Protect Eleanor??? See Duane at noon.i One of those things Catch up on my slce To learn more???l!! Keep an eye on Doty Be near IlerAiImagi Silly question1LEve Take Bi1l's place. Waiting for Uncle E It's beyond me. Watch the girls, KW Commercialework,mos To try to date Joe. Be a Cheer Leader Want me to tell ya? Flirt with the girl To graduate. , I'd never tell. Prove boys are quie That's the fad, mos See how late I can Be near-You know!! Drive my Plymouth. Just a habit. Be a quiet student. Help the janitors. Get my exercise. Some place to go. Eager beaver...??? Make eyes at the gi To study I ride on the bus. Cornet Trio ENSVLNS Back Row! Fred Huoka Bryce Daisy Jack Dowlin g, Gordon L uv Edgar weaxiena, Everett'Porter, Charles M111er,aBo5g' Cammack, Carl Matthews, Second Row'!Eddie Squires, Everett Hicks, Arnie Hicks, Shirley F1-gg.. . :Eng JUABD Chase, Shirley Johnson, Dorothy Derbyy Marie P h t R ggggiaogale Kindred, Billie Blair, Donald Binkert, Miss mn OW' N01 Crandal Hyrla Blanchfield Shirley Janssen Evel ' 13:13,LEiigabethBH::s,BJean Bgnghendori, !largaret'!last1i!: - e r, 1'1' . Desart, Bobggggiaudoy. osx! a r c a nderson, Dorothy i O n Junior Class . 1 f 1946 with as members scaruea uik school year warn The c ass o one main ambition--to make the Junior-Senior Prom the outstanding nduoted a very social event of the year. In November, the group co successful magazine campaign which provldediinancial backing for their spring event. , 'Headed for Eden' was the Junior class play presented on Novem- ber 24. A benefit show in December also added to the growing fund. Members met in the homemaking rooms for a party in January where games and dancingprovided the entertainment. March saw the arrival of the class rings which had been ordered early in the year. A k ffl s were' Edgar Weaklend, President, Boyd Csmmao , Class o oer . Vice-presidentg Evelyn Picht, Secretaryg and Everett Porter, Treas- zrer. Sponsors wer- Hr. Zeizler and Miss Anderson. ' . 1V-... ...- UEUTE NANT S Back Row: Second Row: First-Row: Miss Sampson, Patricia Parker, Betty Cleaveland, Mary Ann Carmeen, Gene Rosendahl, Darlene Janssen, Myrtle Staten, Helen Christolear, Robert Lammers, Joyce Astle- ford, Wilma Knight, Phyllis Green, Jean Joy, Betty Hig- gins, Betty Snavely, Clarice Nelson, Evelyn Short, Car- men Clark. Miss Chapman, Dwight Van Ahn, Warren Clark, B111 Patter son, Donald Kraft, Bernard O'Br1en, Jack Mapel, Earl Sa age, John O'Mara,-Jack Clarkin, Arthur Fangman, Harry gary, Howard Leathers, Donald Miller, Francis Kelly, Da e m, , . Gloria Kindred, Mary Ann Goins, Margery Borland, Petrie Stoolman, Joyce Sharkey, Jean Carlson, Lois Bean, Marie Hansen, Gladys Tubbs, Helen Beckman, Donna Lasher, Naom Simons. , . Sophomores Last fall eight members of this class went out for football. These boys are heading in the right direction for many victories in our Junior and senior years. In basketball our sophomore boys helped roll up the score for many of the victories and trophies. Early in the spring of our happy school year, many of our membersiparticipated 4 'he declamatory contests. r SEf-XME N VC Back Row: Coach Jones, Lory Staten, Roger Snyder, Charles Bdrley, John Mighell, Melvin Campbell, Jack Sievert, Clifford Ford, Robert Allen, Donald Nicholson, Jack Blair, Dick B unker. Third Row: Mrs. Lee, Marion Gordon, Betty Green, JoAnn Moad, Phyllis Westering, Ida Rose McCaullsy, Myrna Blanchfield, Lois Porth, Doris Jean Doty, Margery Moulds, Betty Johnston, Anna Marie Astleford, Shirley Moulds, MarJor1s Coffman, Janene Lasher, Evelyn Sorensen, Mary Campbell. 4, 1 Second Row:Norma Lee, Doris Sievert, Phyllis Sorensen, Doris Kraft, Joyce Bauder, Patrloia Oxenford, Darlene Westering, Norma Jean Daisy, JoAnne Fobes, Shirley Hendricks, Doris Iral, Dorothy Kral, Marian Hammond, Donna Belle Dedart. Front Row: Charles Amsden, Michael Lawrence, Dwane Allen, Gene Me Intyre, Junior Iergason, Charles O'Connor, Leo Kraft, Melvin Hobart, Loren Hudson. ' Freshman Class At the beginning of the school year the Freshman Class elected the following officers: Robert Allen, President, Marian ilson, vice-gresident, Lory Staten, Secretary, and JoAnn Mead, Treasurer. n December we had a skating party, and we included all the . teachers in our invitation list. Members of our class had roles in each of the one-act plays, even in the contest play. The Freshman homemaking class gave a party for small children as part of the unit on 'Child Care. The girls also gave a Coffee - Hour for their mothers. 'vm--. 'e W-V M 4 we fm' few WL, w Q ,, ww. G1 9 Hsin? 8 Reward? NJ - 1 . 'wtf Wm as . im gifwf SEAME N ZXC Eighth Grade Top Row: Ronald LaV1ne, Ralph Moad, Dan Chapman, Delbert Ingram, Ray Amsden, Mike Lieech. Third Row:Joyce Renfro, Margery Kelly, Charlotte Ashford, Jeanette Bernau, Mary Jean Staton, Irene Allen, June Heath, Doris Ross, Patty Kelley, Patricia Comstock. econd Rowzlrene Coughennower, Marjorie Amsden, Jean Renrro, Doris Somers, Annabelle Stout, Odessa Wright, Ruth Pearson, Norma Jean Tubbs, Joyce Laumbach, Donna O'Br1en. irst Row:Maz-ion Bradley, Lawrence Ross, Don Cla:-kin, Jack Colvig, Dale Madden. Donald Kral, Arlo Simons. SEX-XM E N SWC Seventh Grade Top Row: Burl Olmetead,B1ll Bernau, Darrel Sharkey, Bob Blnkert, Gerald Redenius, Milton Clark, Duane Swanson. Third Row: Harlan Stout, Bonnie Schug, Virginia Seay, Marilyn John ston, Sharon Sharkey, Beverly Alcox, Joyce Savage, Roy Kratz. Second RowgMarvel Hudson, Betty Kraft, Annette Howe, Clara Mae Ame den, Lola Laumbach, Marion Patterson, JoAnn Bauder, Pat Leisch, JoAnn Simons. First Row: George Andereon,Jack Kunath,Boyd Huoka, Jack Clark, Bob Johnston, Allen Molitor, Arnold Daisy. Raymond Kell Y. CADE T Junior High Basketball lack Row: Coach Jones, Lawrence Rose, Bob Binkert, Gerald Redenlus, Ralph Moad, Dan Chapman. ront Row: Burl Olmstead, Dale Madden, Darrell Sharkoy, Jack Gblvig, Marion Bradley. Local Boy Scouts Marge Lovett, Arlene Campbe11 Maxine G1-een,' Leona Hudson, Jo Ann Johnston. 'lf FQQTBALL Back Row: Front Row: Wallace Bryant, Bernard cfm-ien, Bud Shar-key, Warren Blanchfield, A Gene Rosendahl, Donald Allen, John O'Mara, Earl Savage Dwight Johnson, Dale Farmer, Tom Painter. Identification at lower right . - -,.,.. 'f 1 Football 4 The 1944 football season started out with 5 lettermen from year before'and a number of inexperienced men. Although the s son was not very successful, the team showed very fine sportsma ship, and a number of the players will be back to start the sez off next year. The first game of the season showed up as the outstanding ga for-the boys. They fought hard'and played tire game. rhe final score against a hard was ended in a 6-6 tie. The boys had a tough schedule and tried It.seems as if they could never get going, out on the losing end. They tried to make brilliant ball the 4 fighting Manson tear to make the best of for they always came a comeback againstt old rival, Rockwell City, at the Homecoming game, but Rockwell beat them 19'Oe f In the last game of the.season the boys strove vainly to wir game, but the game was played on a muddy field and the score sl ned to 7-0 favor fer the strong Rolfe team A At the first of the season in a practice game Eddie Squires ceived a broken collar bone and was unable to play regularly wi the squad for the rest-of the year. Later on in the season Rot allen, substitute, received a broken collar bone, also. All tk the season there were a number of injuries, which weakened the ceneiderablyg and accounted for an unsuccessful season. Fred Hucka was chosenPAll Twin Lake's Conference Guard from H. S. team. Cari'Masthews receiving the same honor at playing e 'Theflettermenvef the 1944 season included: . R. Dale'FarmerrT.-Senior . 1 4 Don Allen-T.-Sophomore Wallace.Bryant-HB.4Senior V 'iHmPPainter-E.-Sophomore ,MilliamfKra1-CB.-Senior f.t :Pete-Savage-C.-Sophomore Dwight Jehnsog4Gw-Senior C Bernard O'Brien-QB-Sophomo - Warren'BlanchfieldrHB7Senior Fred Hucka-G.-Junior Gene RosendahtgB?5Sophomore , Lyle Sharkey-FB.-Junior 'fScores cfm, e gamesg c I - fo Lakeicigy-6-Mansonfef' 'Lake City-O-Rockwell-19 .Lake,G-i'cy.-v-xm-inning-21 y -.Je Lake city,--v-Lohrviiie-ee , Lake City-V-Qdidden-20 Lake City-O-Scranton-58 ' --Q Lake City?O-Nudubon-51 ' Lake City-O-Rolfe-7 Tribute to our Coach ,' . ' wt, the sen1er'e qi lens, Wien to pay tribute no Noel Jones, coach of'LlC.H.Sei,We'wish to thank him for his efforts to make 1945 a-year to remember for the fighting teams and good sportsm ship. We Shall always remember him as the man who had a pleasi smile for everyone. fhird Rowmj Coach Jones, Clifford Ford, Edgar Weaklend, Melvin Campbell, Bi1l'Patterson, Robert Lammers, John Clar 5 'in, Donald Nicholson. Second Row: Robertinllen, Loren Hudson, Donald Kraft, Bernard O Bri',1 Wallace'Bryant, Dwight VanAhn, Bud Sharkey, Wa' ' Blanchfield, Edwin Squires, Arnie Hicks, Carl Matthewse FirstfRowr Billy Kral, Gene Rosendahl, Donald Allen, John 0'Ma: Earl Savage, Dwight Johnson, Dale Earmer, Tom Paint4 BA SKECTBALL I Back Row: Earl Savage, Bernard Nelson, Edgar Weaklend, Carl Matthews, Wallace Bryant. Front How: Edwin Squires, Bernard O'Br1en, Donald Allen, Gene Rosendahl, Lyle Sharkey, Coach Noel Jones. Basketball The basketball boys of 1944-1945 lived up to their name, 'The Eaglesn. The first team, which consisted of Edwin Squires and Bud Sharkey as zuarda, Gene Rosendahl and Bernard O'Br1en as forwards, and Donald Allen as center won fourteen games and lost th1rtecn.The boys fought hard for the two consolation trophies which they re- ceived, one from the Coon Valley Conference, and the other from the County Tournament. MAME U VE RS v Back Row: Coach Noel Jones, Dwight VanAhn, Dona1dAMiller, John Mara, Clifford Ford, John Clarkln, Robert Green, B111 Patterson, Billy Kral, Charles O'Connor, Junior Ferga son. Front Row: Bud Sharkey, Edwin Squires, Bernard Nelson, Earl Sava Edgar Weaklend, Gene Rosendahl, Donald Allen, Bernard O'Br1en, Carl Matthews, wallace Bryant. F. F. A. Team Back Row: Billie Blair, John O'Mara,C11fford Ford, Gordon Lauver, Jack Dow11ng,B111y Kra1,Dona1d Binkert, Mike Von Ahn. Front Row:Robert Coffman, Bob Allen, Robert Green, Dale Farmer, Ber- nard Nelson, Dwight Johnson,Mr. Zeigler. J4f3lMZf'Cl fianvvxf ! f !.lfC,' A Q h ,H is. n 2, Ah for the thrill of the diamond, Yofmg sinevs and sunshine of spring: Just to swing the bat readynfor contact, Just to strike for a 'homer again, The signals, the curves, and the batting, The running from base unto base, T111 we hear mid the cheers of the gr-andstand The ummw-ds assurance of 'safel' I N I Norma Lee, Charlotte Ashford, Margaret Maetin, JoAnn Johnston, Be Johnston, Maxine Green, Donna O'Br1en. E 3 Phyllis Green,Jean Joy,Gene MoIntyre,B111y B1a1r,Carl Mstthews,Don- sld O'Too1,Boyd Csmmeok,Everett Porter,Robert Jones,Edgar Weaklend, Edwin Squ1res,Roger Snyder,Dona1d M111er,Wa1lace Brysnt,Char1es 0' Connor,Char1es Amsden 2nd row: Jack 81evert,Myrtle Steton,Patr1oia Stoo1msn,Gloria K1ndred,Myr1a Blanchf1eld,Norma Lee,Donna DeSart, Marian Hammond,Dorie Kra1,Dorothy Kra1,Myr1a B1anohf1eld,E11zabeth Howe,Eve1yn Short,Carmen C1ark,Leona'Hudson,Dorothy DeSart,Joyoe Bharkey,Marge Lovett lst row: Miss Sampson,Evelyn Pioht,W11ma Knite Naomi S1mons,V1rgin1a B1a1r,Betty Brosz,Max1ne Green Doris Doty, . Betty Johnston,Jean Benchendorf,JoAnn Chase,Dorothy ferby,Betty Sns vely,Mary Csmpbe11,Patr1o1a Psrker,MarJor1e Bor1and,JoAnne Fobes, Shirley Hendricks. BAND 5rd: 2nd: lst: Billy Snyder,Lowe11 DeSart,Mar1on Brad1ey,Roberta Zeigler, Paul Jensen,Bever1y C1eave1and,Ben Sievert, Joyce Savage Bobby I1er,Joyce Sharkey, Patricia Comstock,Patr1c1a Parker, Doris Sievert, Mary Campbe11,MarJor1e Moulds, Gene Rosendahl Marge Lovett,Betty Brosz,Bob Jones, Dorothy Derby,Patr1o1a Kelly, Roger Snyder, Jolene Sharkey CLARINET QUARTE1- Marge Lovett Betty Brogz Bob Jones Patz Comstock Bagk Row: Sharon Sharkey, Norma Fubbs, Norma Lee, Evelyn Short June Heath. Second Row: Darwin Huckn, George Astleford, Patricia Ferry, Mary Astleford, George Anderson, Alvin Molitor. f Front Row: Jeanette Bernau, Allen Molitor, Marion Patterson, Ro ald La Vine, Donald O'I'oo1, Dorothy Dickey, Edgar Weaklend. , conmzr 'TRIO Don O'Too1 Edgar Weaklend Dorothy Dickey BUYS QLEE CLUB Left to Right: Jack Slevert, Mies Sampson, Gene Mclntyre, Billie Blair, Carl Mathews, Don O'Tool, Boyd Cammaok, Ever ett Porter, Robert Lammers, Bob Jones, Edgar Weak- lend, Edwin Squires, Roger Snyder, Donald Miller, Wallace Bryant, Charles O'Connor, Charles Amsden. BOY Sf Q U!-XRTET Everett M M 1 f POPUBP Gene McIntyre Bob Jones Edgar Weaklend A ' ...a sms G1 Jeff QI ,UH I 3 r 2 0 Back Row: Gloria K1ndred,Patr1c1a Stoolman,Betty Broez,V1rgin1a Bla1r,Betty Snavely,Lo1s Bean,Carmen Clark,Evelyn Short,Dorothy Derby,Joan Fobes,MarJor1e Borland,Gladys Tubbs,Donna Lasher,Eve1y P1oht,Joyce Sharkey,Marge Lovett,Betty Green,M1es Sampson. Second Row: Jack S1evert,Sh1r1ey Freeman,JoAnn Chase,Jean Benchen dorf,Joyce4Aet1eford,W1lma Kn1ght,Dorie Jean Doty,Betty Johnston, Phyllis Green,Jean Joy,Max1ne Green,Mary Lou Moulds,Mar1e Hansen, Myrtle Staten. First Row: Naomi S1mons,He1en Beckman,Myrla Blanohf1eld,Norma Lee Doris Kra1,Dorothy Kral,Dorothy DeSart,Myrna B1anchf1e1d,El1zabet Howe,Donna Belle DeSart,Mar1an Hammond,Leona Hudson,Patr1c1a Oxen ford,Patr1c1a P rker. . G1 Ri? SE XF FT Marge Lovett Joyce Sharkey Evelyn Short Betty Brosz Leona' zl' ' , gi ,Q-if I .wi Hudson inew?tm-t f e n ,rrz M432 f.ot S os5f7AfQ3 ,V 2 , 1 ff?5Qg!f.f5?1eWi t gwgyw Blau- A D R A MAT l C S Ready gage Faglly, a farce in three acts, was chosen by the Benior class of 45 as the to or ln Lake City High. The story of the play characters: Agnes Martyn Bob Martyn--- Mar11ee------ Gracie-- ------- ---- -- Miss Li:ia---- ----- - Henry rner- -------- Samm1e------ ---- --- Dor1s--- ----- -------- Begonia---- ----- ---- -----a w1dow----------- -----Elder daughter---- -----Youngest child----Marge Lovett -----B1ster-1n-law-- -----W1dcwer----------- -----Hll son----------- -----His daughter-----Maxine Green -----Martyn's cook---- finale of their dramatic presentations is presented through medium of ten Virginia Blalrn Bobby Iler Arlene Campbell Her son ----- -Leona H dscn. Dwight Jch scn Daryl Gordon -Jolnn Johnston N1ccdemus-- -------------- lartyn's handiman-Don 0'!ool The action or the story takes place in the living room of the Martyn home. Agnes Martyn with t e children marries Henry Turner with . hrs two chlldren and the farce begins. M Both sets of children hlbitlons to tight off the progresses both Martyn and fake preposterous weaknesses and ln-. newly acquired parent, but as the story Turner's off-springs develop personal interests in each other and eo the little game they're playing is called off. Agnes and Henry Turner and their ready made family live very happily ever after. Senior Class Play 1944 'Apron-String Revolt' - Mar1Jane McCau1ley, Arnold Moulds, Don Squires, Rosemary Farber, Shirleyanne Lovett, Margaret Ann Davis. s 2 2 Headed for Egen, Junior Play, 1944 Hank, laundry boy, Everett Hicks, Imogene, maid, Bobble Baue Bob, Kate'e brother, Fred Hucka, Peggy, clerk, Margaret Maetlnl Minnie, clerk, Jo Ann Chase, Marcella, waitress, Evelyn Pichtg reporter, Carl Matthews, Sergeant Kelly, Boyd Cammack, L1mpy,t1 Billy Blair, Mrs. Skipworth, landlady, Shirley Johnson, Gladys, mannequin, Betty Brosz,'Roe1na, stenographer, Myrla Blanchfielc Barry, her employer, Everett Porter, Dorothy stenographer, Don Derby, Henry, a trucker, Bud Sharkey, Nancy Lane, filing clerk, rlcia Anderson, Kate, a reporter, Dorothy DeSgrt. F UT URE Ff-XRMEJQS I Back row: Gene Mc Intyre, Daryl Helm, Melvin Hobart, Jack Dowling Clifford Ford, Robert Allen, Melvin Campbell, Donald Jorgeson, Warren Clark, Dwight Van Ahn. Second row:Glarence Zelgler, Billy Blair, Jack O'Mara, Robert Coff- man, Donald Allen, Gordon Lauver,Char1ee Burley, Francis Kelly, Donald Binkert. First row: Dwight Johnson,Robert Green,Bernard Nelson, Dale Farmer Daryl Gordon, Keith Barkmeler, Bobby Iler, William Kral. F. F. A. The Future Farmers of America is an organization which consist of eighteen Qhapter Farmers and eight Green Hands. The seniors who have participated in the F. F. A. for four years each received a blue corduroy Jacket to which was stitched a large emblem of the organization. We sincerely hope that younger members of the group will be as risen to leadership and will benefit from the F. F. A. as we have. F UTURE TEAC HERS Future Teachers of America Back Row: Arlene Campbell, Doris Carlson, Kathryn Burley, Eleanor ' Burley, Marie Woody, Clara Kutz. Front Row: Elizabeth Howe, Maxine Green, Miss Hancock, sponsor, Ei leen Wurn, Bonnie Wurr. The Future Teachers of America, a chapter of the national or- ganization was organized in the Lake City High School for the nor- mal training students in 1940. This local organization if known as the 'Patty H111 C1ub.' . The aim of this organization is to be present to the students the facts about the teaching profession in the locality, the state and the nation. We hope to make the normal training students con- scious of the importance of teaching and to encourage more student to enter the teaching profession. This organization has regular monthly meetings and has a number of social activities. The offi- cers are: President, Bonnie Wurr Vice-President, Eileen Wurn Secretary, Doris Patterson Treasurer, Doris Carlson Sponsor, Carrie Dee Hancock PE P CLUB 1 4 Too Row! Doris Slevert, Doris Kral, Dorothy Kral, Mar1on.Hammond. Bettie Green, Elizabeth Howe, Myrna Blanchfield, Jeanette Allen Shirley Johnson, Arlene Campbell, Marge Lovett, Joyce Sharkey, Darlene Janssen, Betty Brosz, Virginia Blair Second Row:Dor1s Kraft, Clarice Nelson, Evelyn Short, Betty Cleave- land, Mary Ann Carmean, Dorothy Dickey, Betty Snavely Marie woody, Eyloe Bennington, Jean Janssen, Bonnie Wurr, JoAnn Moad, Margaret Mastin, Leona Hudson, Shirley Jan- ssen, Darlene Nicholson, Miss Anderson, sponsor. First Row: Norma Lee, Clara Kutz, Evelyn Picht, Dorothy Desart, Max- ine Green, Dorothy Derby, Betty Jane Johnston, Doris Doty, Joyce Bauder, Helen Beckman, JoAnne Fobes, Eileen Wurn. Cheer Leaders: JoAnn Johnston, Patricia Anderson, Jean Carlson, Donna- belle DeSart. ' Pep Club This animated group of girls was organized in the year l942.'Our aim is our game.' This year, as always, the success of Homecoming depended greatly on the Pep Club. We spent much time in producing skits and stunts for entertainment at the pep meetings and games. Any high school girl who is willing to subscribe to our rules is an eligible member. The Homecoming of 1944 was minus many of our L.C.H.S. Alumin, as also was the number of our students, who are with our armed forces. W2 AM EJ SJ 5 F l a , i I f Back row: Janene Lasher,Evelyn Sorenson,Mary Lou Gampbell,Eileen Wurn,Dor1s Carlson,Bonn1e Wurr,Mar1an W11son,Anna Mari Astleford,Clara Kutz,JoAnn Chase,Lois Bean,Joyce Astel ford,Jeanette Al1en,Phyl11s Wester1ng,Ida Rose McCaul- ley,Betty H1gg1ns,M1se Hancock. Third row: MarJor1e Coffman,MarJor1e Moulds,Kathryn Bur1ey,Max1ne Green,Eleanor.Burley,Phyll1s Green,Betty Johnston,Jean Joy,Joan Moad,Darlene Nocho1son,Patr1c1a Parker. Second row: Pat 0xenford,Norma Jean Da1sy,Ar1ene Campbell,Mary Lou Moulds,Mar1an Hammond,Dor1s S1evert,Doris Kral,Dorothy Kral,Norma Jean Lee,Joyce Bauder, Helen Beckman, Naomi Simons, Donna Lasher, Gladys Tubbs, Marie Hansen,Dor1s Kraft. Flies row: Elizabeth Howe,Carmen Clark,Evelyn Short,Dor1s Patter- son,Patr1cia Stoolman,Joyce Sharkey,Jean Carlson, Mary Ann Carmean,BettyeCleave1and,Sh1rley Hendr1oks,Betty Green,Uar1ene Wester1ng,Dor1s Doty,Glar1ce Nelson. Girl Reserve The Girl Reserve Club has been an active organlzatlon in the Lake City High School for twenty-six years. This year we are very proud of our club, for it has more than doubled its memberships, making it the largest club in our high school. Besides our regular monthly meet1ng,the club has several out- standing social events, the most important being the Mother and Daughter Tea which is an annual affair. The Girl Reserves have given valuable service. We sold for- get-me-nots to aid crippled eold1ers,for the V.F.W., made hats for the Home Coming celebration and contributed to the March of Dimes. The officers this year are: President-Eleanor Burley, Vice Presl- dent, Doris Patterson, Secretary-Kathryn Burley, ,Treasurer-Eliza beth Howe. Carrie Dee Hancock is our Sponsor. 8 EAC! I ,FS FCHQE S I Standing: Donna Desart, Mrs. Lee, Patricia Anderson, Joyce Sharkey, Jean Joy, Mary Ann Carmean, Evelyn Short, Betty Johnston, JoAnn Chase, Jean Benchendorf, Dorothy Dickey, JoAnne Fobes, Arlene CSMP- 'bell, Robert Jones, Patricia. Stoolman, Marge Lovett, MFP18- Blanch' field Sitting: Kathryn Burley, Boyd Canmack, Bernard Nelson . Every weeklyou hear the echoes of these Eagles News Writers. The members of the staff make assignments according to the activi- ,ties of the school week, write them up in reporting style and pre- esent them for public inspection on Thursday of each week. This :activity is possible because of the fine cooperation given the Eag- kles Echoes by the Lake City Graffic Staff. The members of the Eagles staff are all volunteers. At the first organization, an editor and four supporting officers are cho- sen who assume the responsibility of the editing and copying. The benefits that these members receive from this participation is adept- nese in written composition, observance in promotion and intelligent reading of newspapers, and, certainly, training in the performance of responsibilities. They try to give you a record of the school life of Lake City High. WH H2 LW N D A Standing: Daryl Gordon, Bernard Nelson, Mrs. Johnson, Donald O'Toc Leona Hudson, Vir inia Blair, Eleanor Burley, Dorothy Dickey, Max- ine Green, Doris garlson, Dwight Johnson, Kathryn Burley, Bonnie Wurr, Marvin Molitor, Wallace Bryant Sitting: Marge Lovett and Robert Jones We, the members of the 1945 Whirlwind Staff, have found that ambition, cooperation, and perseverance are three watchwords to success in the publication of this year book. Robert Jones, our editor, was able to keep us busy writing a typing copy. Marvin Molitor, our business manager, had good flnan cial support both in the benefit show ticket sale and the advance subscription sale. 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