Lockridge High School - Golden L Yearbook (Lockridge, IA)

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V : .. wx l.m W- .., . fs' .. 2 ff. v fi., L , 6 -733' 'M f Dedication We, the members of the Class of 1934 dedicate this Golden L to future students and graduates of Lockridge High School. May their years here be as pleasant as ours have been and may they profit by our experience. Foreword The Class of 1934 in compiling the items contained in this book has tried to select those which it was thought would be of most interest to the largest number and which in the years to come would furnish a wealth of happy remeniscences fbr their schoolmates, friends and them- selves. D Staff Editor ....,....isss.ssssss,.ss sssssssss, E unice Mae Gilchrist Business Manager sssssss is .i....,... ..ss.....n G ayle Heater Jokes ssss..........s.ssss.s, .........s , Maxine Nelson Athletic ssss...,s s.....ss H erbert Smithburg eww ENGRAVINGS BY THE AR'rcrcAF'rs ENGRAVING COMPANY or ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI PRINTED BY THE LOCKRIDGE TIMES Faculty WINIFRED CLARK Principal Iowa State Teachers Mathematics Domestic Science You fellows better settle down. EDWARD F. WESTON Superintendent B. A. Iowa Wesleyan 1918 Social Science Manual Training Let's keep our feet off the seats Faculty MARJORIE RAUSCHER B. A. Iowa Wesleyan 1932 English Dramatics JOHN L. CALKINS B. S. Parsons 1929 Music Science Any Comment '? EVERETT SMITHBURG George Operetta 3, 45 Band 3, 4g Stunt Night 4. A good disposition I far pre- fer to gold. GAYLE HEATER Heater Class President 2: Basketball 43 Operetta 4: Class Play 3: Who's Who 1, 2, 3, 4: Golden L Staff: Stunt Night 1, 3, 4. A mighty man he must be who attempts to Dick H fight with me. KATHRYN BOWER Kate Operetta 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Stunt Night 4. A laugh of silver, a heart of gold, and a merry heart that will never grow old. HARRY RIGGS .-Riggsn Delta, Utah High 1, Who's Who 2, 3, 4: Operetta 3, 4: Band 3. A jolly good fellow and a favorite with the ladies. LORAN DANIELSON Stunt Night 4: Class Play 43 Salutatorian. DamselB delight me not: I am here to study books. Seniors IVAN ARONSON Stunt Night 3. He is seldom heard, but his presence is well known. LAURENCE GOHN President Class 4: Stunt Night 4: Class Play 4. Mode.sty becomes a man. EDITH JOHNSON ..Edie,, Stunt Night 45 Class Play 3, 4, Chorus 4. Cheerful by disposition, friendly by nature. VIRGLE SMITHBURG 4.Fatu Who's Who 43 Operetta 4: Stunt Night 4: Class Play 4: Captain Basketball 4. Liked here, liked there, liked everywhere. CLARENCE STATLER Statler Basketball Squad 3, 4. I'm getting to be a big boy now. LAWRENCE SAMMONS Sammons Basketball 2, 3, 4: Stunt Night 3, 4: Mt. Pleasant High 1. It's a knowing man who knows enough to know there's a lot he doesn't know. ERMA ZILLMAN Erm Cheer Leader 4: Declamatory 1, 2, 3: Stunt Night 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Editor Chatterbox 4: Operetta 3, 4: Who's Who 3, 4. Full of pep and full of fun, one girl you should never shun. HERBERT SMITI-IBURG Herb Baskteball 2, 4: Operetta 3, 4: Who's Who 1, 2, 3, 4: Stunt Night 3, 4: Golden L Staff. Oh Juliet, where hast thou led me? NATHAN ELLIOTT Nate Operetta 4: Class Play 3, 4: Stunt Night 3, 4: Wh0's Who 1, 2, 3, 4. , Oh why don't the women leave me alone. Seniors Senior Class Officers EVERETT H. BOGNER Bugs Class Play 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Operetta 4: Band 3, 4: Valedic- torian: Stunt Night 3, 4. I-Ie may be short and may look weak, but he is surely one short man hard to beat. EUNICE MAE GILCHRIST Unis Fairfield High 1, 2: Class President 3: Pianist 3, 4: State Music Series 4: Editor Golden L: Class Play 3, 4: Editor Chatterbox 4: Who's Who 3, 4: Stunt Night 3, 4. I Her smile shows her dis- position, her friends her popu- larity. MAXINE NELSON Maxie Operetta 3, 4: Class Secretary 3: Golden L Staff: Stunt Night 4: Class Play 3, 4: Who's Who 4. A nicer girl cannot be found here or any where around. President ............................. M... vss.. L a umence Gohn Vice President .......................H. - ....... Harry Riggs Secretary-Treasurer ..............,.,...,........ ,-,Nathan Elliott Class Flower--Sweet Pea Class Motto- The Road Called Toil Leads to the City called Success. Amy Arnold Merwyn Cochran Gilbert Fillinyzer Marie Hendricks Edna Johnson juniors Evelyn Larson Lucille O'Dean Viola Ogden Edna Rauscher Walter Sammons Class Officers Max Schaefer Chax-lm Shuppy Flossie Smith Lester Vorhies Mabel Wolf Pres1dent ........... ........................... Vlce Presldent .................... Secretary-Treasurer ..........,.... ............ --Flossie Smith, -----------------Lucille O'Dean -Charles Shuppy Sponsor ............. ........... ....,.. , ....... M 1' s. Rauscher Sophomores Roy Billingsley Ilene Bogner Lester Bower Virginia Cavenee Glen Graf Raymond Hostnetler Blanche Hildebrand President ............... Vice President .......... Marguerite Leafgreen Rosellen Lillyblade Eddie Linn Howard Messer Willard Nelson Laurel Patterson Carl Soderrrren Class Officers Secretary-Treasurer ....... - - ......... -........, - Louetta Switzer Clara Mae Schillerstrom Pauline Hickenbottom George Walters Wayne Riggs Howard Johnson ---Eddie Linn Lucille O'Dean -Louetta Switzer Sponsor --------------................. .......--....-- M iss Clark Q Nedra Archibald Ivan Byczek Ruth Carlbori Doris Cochran Shirley Gohn Everett Graf Hazel Gustafson Edward Hendricks Freshmen Mae Hildebrand Donald Johnson Jeanette Leafgrreen Edith Lillyblade Francis Littleton Margaret O'Dean Wayne Lenz Florence Smith Class Officers Verda Trabert George Vorhies Edmond Watson Welday Watson Keith White Leroy White Marjorie White Ruth Zihlman Pyesident --Y--Y-s-------,-------- Y Y K ----.,-,.,,.--.... N6d7'a A'l'Ch1bald Vice President ...... .f.-..YY..V.., ..-.----- ------- L 0 7' Oy White Secretary-Treasurer--. ...........s.o .....-.--.--.------- G 607106 V01 hws Spgnsol' -YM,-i-A,----W, Y ,A--, E!,------,,,.. ,...,-,........ M 7 '. Calkins Gilchrist Riggs Zillman Heater Danielson Elliott Linn Smith Shaefer Hildebrand Fillinger Cochran ho's l'1O First Second Prettiest Girl ...... Most Handsome Man Most Talented Girl - Most Talented Boy - Cutest Girl ...... Wittiest Person --- Best Athlete .... Science Shark --- Most Courteous N Best Singer --, Biggest Blutfer ,- Laziest Person -- Jabberer ....... Jabberess ,,.... Most Industrious --- Worst Pest ,... Most Popular -- Biggest Booster -, Worst Case --- Best Debater -V Ladies Man -- Eunice Mae Gilchrist Harry Riggs Eunice Mae Gilchrist Eddie Linn Doris Cochran Gayle Heater Virgle Smithburg Loran Danielson Flossie Smith Eddie Linn Gayle Heater Max Shaefer Eddie Linn Erma Zillman Loran Danielson Gilbert Fillinger Eunice Mae Gilchrist Erma Zillman S Gayle Heater I Blanche Hildebrand Eddie Linn Nathan Elliott Maxine Nelson Herbert Smithburg Flossie Smith Loran Danielson Erma Zillman Herbert Smithburg Herbert Smithburg Everett Graf Loran Danielson Flossie Smith George Vorhies Lester Vorhies Gayle Heater Virginia Cavenee Everett Graf Lester Bower Erma Zillman Virginia Caveiiee fLester Vorhies I Ilene Bogner Gayle Heater Herbert Smithburg Class Prophecy By Edith Johnson Let us climb into our newest airplane and go see a, movie this evening, entitled Senior Class of 1934. Each picture will be of one or more members of this class. I wonder what each of the dignified seniors of 1934 is doing? The first picture is of a hospital, the largest in Iowa, located at Lockridge. Who is that with the white coat and apron? Well, if it isn't Nathan Elliott, a surgeon. He is about to perform a serious operation of the brain. We always knew he had steady hands, but who would have thought him a surgeon? The next picture is of a large dairy barn. Close by are trucks. Ivan Aronson the owner, is loading milk cans in one truck. His is the largest dairy near Lockridge. It is a bright, sunshiny day and contented cows browse near by. Now we see a picture of a warm, tropical region. Who of the class of '34 would be down there? Well, if it isn't Erma Zillman, a missionary, and just as jolly as ever. She is about four inches taller and fifty pounds heavier than she was in our school days. Now we see a picture of fertile fields with cattle and sheep grazing in the distance. Whose farm can this be? It belongs to Everett Bogner, who has spent four years at Ames and is now trying some of the theories he learned there. He is still as good natured as he always was. We now see a huge locomotive, bells ringing and smoke pouring out of the smoke stack. Who is the engineer? It is Laurence Gohn. See him waving at some pretty girls at a crossing. Who would have thought the shy boy we knew in school would become a fiirt? The next picture we see is a ward in a hospital. There is Edith Johnson, dressed in the usual white. She is attending a very sick patient. She is head nurse. We always thought that with her steady nerves and kind heart she would be engaged in such work. The next picture is of a prize fighter, Gayle Heater. He is about eight inches taller and sixty pounds heavier than we remember him and is knock- ing them over in the heavy weight division. Next we see a giant monoplane and Virgle Smithburg with his good natured smile standing beside it. He is a licensed pilot and has piled up hundreds of flying hours without an accident. This is a picture of some one with ear phones on. Is she deaf? No, it is Maxine Nelson, a telephone operator in Tony Carlson's new sky scraper. She has served here five years and Tony says, Miss Nelson is the best operator I ever had. Now we see a large motorcycle factory. Handsome Herbert Smithburg CLASS PROPHECY Continued of the class of 1934 is the owner. Hands greasy and dressed in overalls he is working with his men, says he does not want to be called a white collared man. Now in Utah, Where we see an irrigated farm producing fruit and garden truck. Lawrence Sammons, thinner than when in school owns iive hundred acres. A motorcycle races by at a terrific clip. It is Everett Smithburg, world's champion plain and fancy rider. We get a glimpse into the Lockridge Penney store and see a tall, grace- ful stenographer approach us. When she sits at a typewriter she certainly can make her fingers move fast. It is Kathryn Bower. The next scene is of the Alps in Italy. It is midsummer and everything is beautiful. There stands a man in kakie. It is our classmate Clarence Statler. A mountain guide. The next is of handsome Harry Riggs. He is now in Hollywood a movie star and is called Harry LeeMar. Next is a picture of a professor of botany. It is the same humorous Loran of the class of 1934. Next we see one of the world's famous pianists, Eunice Mae. She has just completed four years of study in Europe. WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF- Erma Zillman became a nun? Gayle Heater shaved each morning? Loran Danielson could not answer any question in physics? Everett Bogner were six feet tall? Herbert Smithburg decided to be a bachelor? Maxine Nelson were a wall flower? Harry Riggs were homely? Lawrence Sammons had a pug nose? Nathan Elliott weighed two hundred pounds? Everett Smithburg's voice changed? Edith Johnson were a weakling? Ivan Aronson were talkative? Clarence Statler were a midget? Laurence Gohn were seen with a girl? Eunice Mae Gilchrist had red hair? Virgle Smithburg hated blondes? Class Will To Whom It May Concern: We, the Honorable Senior Class of 1934, of Lockridge High School, Lockridge, Iowa, being of sound mind and sane body do give and bequeath the following possessions both individual and public in the manner described to the persons named below: To the school board our desire for better regulations, a few holidays, a few pleasures and so forth. To the janitor, Raymond Wolf, we leave our sympathy after losing such an obedient class of helpers. We give the Junior class our sense of humor, our privileges as Seniors and everything that goes with the Senior class. We leave our strong support to the Sophomores, feeling that they may need it. Last, but not least, to the Freshmen we leave our wisdom, our tendency to devilment, and our ability to secure A's on our report cards. We give our love for Weiner roasts to the other classes, hoping that they may enjoy them as much as we did. Eunice Mae Gilchrist wills her good nature to Mabel Wolf, and her musical talents to Rosellen Lillyblade. Ivan Aronson leaves part of his quietness to Eddie Linn and his in- telligence to Willard Nelson. Clarence Statler bequeaths his excess height to Donald Johnson and his center jumping ability to Carl Sodergren. Everett Smithburg wills his love of riding a motorcycle to Everett Graf. Maxine Nelson leaves her wavy hair to Hazel Gustafson and her physics book to Edith Lillyblade. Gayle Heater bequeaths his love for public speaking to Evelyn Larson, and his love for an argument to Merwyn Cochran. Laurence Gohn wills his steady, quiet nerve to Charles Shuppy. Nathan Elliott gives his Buick to Leroy White, hoping that Leroy may receive as many thrills from it in the future as Nate has in the past. Edith Johnson wills her love to flirt with the boys to her sister Edna. Everett Bogner leaves his seat by the window to Lester Vorhies, so Les may look out and day-dream as Everett has. Harry Riggs bestows his handsome features upon Wayne Lenz and a jug of hard cider and a good supply of North State to Butch. Erma Zillman leaves her ready smile and her ability to get to school on time to Virginia Cavenee. CLASS WILL Continued Lawrence Sammons bequeths his perfect attention in class to his brother Walter. . Loran Danielson wills his physics book and many good story books to Laurel Patterson. His ability to blush to Howard Messer. Kathryn Bower leaves her height and well developed lungs to Doris Cochran. Virgle Smithburg bequeaths his happy smile to Howard Johnson and his ability to tell of the martial affairs of all men of literature to Lester Bower. Herbert Smithburg gives his curly hair to Max Shaefer and his foolish- ness to Wayne Riggs. We do hereby solemnly swear that this is and will be our last Will and Testament. - Slned-The Senior Class of 1934. Witnesses-John Gallup, Mary Poulter. fiiuaifli ggg w dn i Ra-if Semor MOV18 L1st Edith Johnson ..... ......... ' 'Registered Nurse Kathryn Bower ....... --- Catherine the Great Everett Smithburg .... ......... f 'Ace of Aces Lawrence Sammons .... ....... ' 'Roman Scandals Eunice Mae Gilchrist .... .... ' 'Too Much Harmony Herbert Smithburg .... ..s.. ' 'Hold That Girl Virgle Smithburg .... .............. ' 'Beloved Maxine N6lSOI1 ..... ........ ' 'Lady for a Day Nathan Elliott--- --- The Women in His Life Laurence Gohn .-... ---------- ' 'David Harum Ivan Aronson ---- --- The Mysterious Mr. X Gayle Heater ----- ---------,-,- ' 'Tarzanv Loran Danielson ----- Erma Zillman ----- Everett Bogner ---- Clarence Statler ----- --- Harry Riggs ------- ------ Doctor Bull Blond Bombshell Meet the Baron Daddy Long Legs Son of a Sailor ff, if Pick Ffh Sopranos- Verda Trabert Shirley Cohn Florence Smith Doris Cochran Hazel Gustafson Edna Johnson Amy Arnold Blanche Hildebrand Virginia Cavenee Lonetta Switzer Lucille O'Dean Edna Rauscher Rosellen Lillyblacle Grlee Club Tenors- Bas LeRoy White Wayne Riggs Willard Nelson Francis Littleton Carl Soderrxren Raymond Hostetler Lester Vorhies Bert Helfenstine Everett Bogrner Virgle Smithbury: Eddie Linn Herbert Smithburg S931 Nathan Elliott Gayle Heater Harry Riggs Everett Smithbursz Kenneth Zillman Karl Giese Charles Shurmy Altus- Mae Hildebrand Edith Johnson Ruth Zihlman Marguerite Leafpzreen Neclra Archibald Maxine Nelson Kathryn Bower Marxzaret 0tDean Marjorie White Flossie Smith Erma Zillman Pauline Hickenbottom Jeanette Leafgreen A glee club was organized again this year and proved to be as successful as last year's. An operetta Hearts and Blossoms was given to a large audience. The club also made several other public appearances and was always well received. We hope that this organization will be continued in future years and will always be the success it was this year. Operetta The operetta Hearts and Blossoms was presented at the Community Building on March sixteenth. The following participated in the production: Characters Mrs. Horace Manning, who believes in dreams .........,.... Erma Zillman June, her daughter, young, pretty and romantic ......... Virginia Cavenee Marie, her sister, younger, just as pretty and even more romantic ...... --------------------------------------------------------F1ossie Smith Mr. Matthew Brandon, the absent-minded man ......... Herbert Smithburg Philip Brandon, his nephew .................... .......... E ddie Linn Jerry Higgins, poor but promising ....... ....... H arry Riggs Malindy, a young lady of color ............ ...... L ouetta Switzer Samson Bonapart, an ebony hued bell boy--- ..... Everett Smithburg Eileen ................................... ....... L ucille 0'Dean Betty ........ ......................... - -- Edna Rauscher Bruce -- .... Virgil Smithburg Bob --- .... Everett Bogner Setting A lawn outside of Sunset Lodge, an American summer hotel. Time The Summer of almost any jvgear. Act One. Afternoon. Act Two. Late afternoon of the next day. Amy Arnold Margaret O'Dean Blanche Hildebrand Kathryn Bower Maxine Nelson Nedra Archibald Marguerite Leafgreen Francis Littleton Pianist .... Personnel Carl Sodergren Raymond Hostetler Lester Vorhies Bert Helfenstine Nathan Elliott Glen Graff Gayle Heater ----Eunice Mae Gilchrist l WY- Band Cornets- Altos- Bass Horn- Otha Mickey Carl Sodergren Harold Gustafson Junior Carlson Robert Littleton Carroll Johnson Baritone- Everett Graf Frank VVeston Francis Littleton Trombone?- Eddie Linn Clarinets- Raymond Hostetler Snare Drum-- Max Jacobsun Robert Elliott Flossie Smith Everett Bogner Saxaphone- Bass Drum- Everett Smithburg Merle Johnson Glen Graf This is the second year since the band was organized. It has made several ap- pearances at class plays and basketball games. Nothing can put as much enthusiasm into a game as the lively music of a band. A beginners group has been organized and it is expected that several of them will be graduated into the band next fall. Mr. Calkins deserves much credit for his fine leadership of this organization. Declamatory Only six students went out for declamatory this year. Of those who participated four were sophomores. There was one junior and one freshman. In the local contest Eddie Linn placed first in oratorical, Viola Ogden first in dramatic, and Louetta Switzer first in humorous. Eddie Linn placed first in the preliminary county, county and preliminary state contests. In the pre-district at Burlington he placed second. The other contestants did not place in any contests. In an attempt to increase interest in declamatory work a contest was held by the students of Mr. McMickle's room. Kahleen Linderson won first place. Cheer Leaders At the beginning of the basketball season Erma Zillman and Virginia Cavenee were selected as cheer leaders for the year. They must be given much credit for the pep they generated at pep meetings and games. The junior Class Viola Ogden The Junior class is hard to beat, They never will admit defeat, They always work with all their might, And for their class, they're ready to fight. And in this class I'm proud to be, The reason you can readily see For every Junior is on his knees, To answer questions although he's teased. School Calendar SEPTEMBER 4-School opens with twenty-one Seniors, sixteen Juniors and twenty Sophomores. There are also twenty-three Greens which furnish L. H. S. with plenty of Vitamin HC. Mr. Russell Rauscher is teaching for Mrs. Marjorie Rauscher who is convalescing from an appendicitis operation. 6-A check-up of the high school enrollments of the county shows that Lockridge High has the largest enrollment of any school besides Fairfield. 11-Senior class meeting. Oiiicers elected. Topics for discussion were class rings and the school annual. 13-Ring and pin salesmen show rings to the Seniors. 14-Just a dark and gloomy day. 15-Mr. Calkins starts organizing glee club. 18-Mrs. Marjorie Rauscher starts teaching. 19-Seniors have Weiner roasts. Miss Chidester visits school. 20-Opal Lathrop visits school. Juniors elect class oiicers. 21-Freshmen have caught school spirit, have Weiner roast. 26-Twenty-six absent from school because of rain. OCTOBER 3-Sophomore weiner roast. 4-Presentation of picture Westward to the high school by class of '33. Thelma Messer visits school. 10-Several absent. Attending A Century of Progress. 11-Regular six weeks tests. 12-Carmelette Pasch visits school. 13-Dale Graf discontinued school. Moves to Batavia. 18-Much wailing and weeping. Report cards are out. 23-Reports from Batavia to the effect that many feminine hearts are effected since Dale Graf's enrollment. 25-Seniors select class rings. Basketball squad invited to attend Mus- catine-Fairfield football game. NOVEMBER H 1-Junior class play June Time presented at Community building. 8-Mr. C. Herbert Dyall of Mt. Pleasant chosen to take Senior pictures. 9-Group from Parsons College entertain us. Miss Oma Mae Sands, with Miss Lucille Hardaway at the piano sings three songs. Mr. Bernard Greeson talks on Dummy Organ Pipes. 10-Annual Stunt Night. 13-Basketball practice begins under supervision of our new coach, Mr. W. L. McMickle. 15-County Superintendent June Chidester and State Inspector W. L. Dunlavy visit school. 16-Pictures of classes and various organizations taken for annual. 22-Grace Gilchrist of Dixon, Illinois visits school. 24-Several Seniors visit Fairfield to secure ads for annual. 30-Loud cheers heard. Thanksgiving vacation. DECEMBER 5-Erma Zillman and Virginia Cavenee selected cheer leaders. 8-Opal Bishop visits school. Libertyville Wins basketball game. 14-We spring a surprise and beat Packwood on their floor 15-13. 15-Two sentences using the words stipulate and liquidate were read in commercial law class. The liquor will stipulate his nerves. We will liquidate them. 1 22--School dismissed for one week. Christmas vacation. JANUARY 1-Those frequent crashes you hear are New Year's resolutions being busted. Lucille Payne Visits school. 2-Seniors are divided into two groups to see which will sell more sub- scriptions for the annual. Gayle and Eunice Mae chosen captains. 5-Basketball squad has pictures taken at Mt. Pleasant. We lose to Pleasant Plain 57-18. What a headache Pascha and Ballard are. 11-12-Semester tests. 16-Jeanette Quick visits school. 19--County basketball tournament at Fairfield. 20-Dr. Schieber of Parsons College, a native of Germany, gives an in- teresting talk on Castles on the Rhine. We learn that horse and mule meat are much relished in Germany. 25-Eunice Mae broadcasts over WIAS at Ottumwa. Verda Trabert moves to Wayland. I 26-We lose to Libertyville there, 34-13. Globe Trotters also appeared after much waiting. p f FEBRUARY .795 f't2.Q,-2-Eighth grade examinations for rural students given here. 2-Packwood gets revenge on our floor. 9-Fairfield Freshmen defeat us in curtain raiser of Fairfield-Mt. Pleas- ant game. 14-Packwood, Pleasant Plain and Lockridge meet in pre-county de- clamatory contest here. 20-Fern Patterson visits school. 21-Eddie Linn places first in county declam at Fairfield. We are glad to hear that Virgle Smithburg is much improved after a fight with pneumonia. MARCH l 1-Ollie eliminates Lockridge in preliminary state basketball tourna- ment at Fairfield. 2-Vote on Who's Who? V 5-Edith Johnson parts with her appendix at Fairfield hospital. 16-Operetta Hearts and Blossoms presented to large audience at Community building. - 20-Eddie Linn places second in the pre-district declamatory contest held at Burlington. 21-Mr. Calkins is absent from school on account of the mumps. 23-Mumps! Mumps! Mumps! 27-Individual pictures of all school students taken today. APRIL 3-Seniors receive play books. Miss Clark to direct play. 4-Mr. Calkins back after two weeks mumps vacation. Miss Frances Hadley an Emergency Relief instructor is teaching a class in shorthand and typewriting. 5-Wesley Johnson, Ex '33 visits school. Class basketball tournament begins. 6-Vacation. Teachers attending Teachers' Meeting at Fairfield. 9-Individual pictures arrive. Some good, some-not so good. 11--Edith Bender, Fairfield Senior visits school. Fire drill reminds us that school house burned two years ago today. 12-Class tournament ended in a three way tie. Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors each having won two and lost one. Thelma Messer visits school. 13-Friday the Thirteenth. It is not lucky for Edna Rauscher. Her ap- pendix is removed at Memorial hospital in Mt. Pleasant. 19--Juniors and Seniors visit Dam at Keokuk and Pen at Ft. Madison. 23-Edith Johnson returns to school. 26-Deep Mystery. Two, very attractive girls, Mr. Calkins says visit school incognito. Freshmen and Sophomores have Weiner roast at Mills- paughs. Many dogs reported missing. MAY 1-Annual Senior May Breakfast at Smithburg's cabin. -Y, 4-Grade Night program presented at school house. Kathleen Linderson wins medal in declamatory contest. ' ' ' X 7-Edna Rauscher, much thinner, returns to school. Mumps still with us. 11-Juniors entertain Seniors at Yellow Lantern Tea Room in Mt. Pleasant. 13-Rev. Lundberg preaches Baccalaureate sermon at Lutheran church. 15-Senior play, Small Town Romeo, presented at Community building. 17-At last! We graduate and become, alumni. 18-Last day of school. Community picnic. Eddie Linn: I was a draft clerk at the Farmers' Store last summer. Flossie Smith: What is that? Eddie: I opened and shut windows. Howard Messer: Girls are prettier than men. Lucille 0'Dean: Naturally Howard: No, artificially. STANDING- -Left to Right: Gayle Heater, Charles Shuppy, Coach W. L. McMiekle, Clarence Statler Eddie Linn, SEATED -Lawrence Sammons, Herbert Smithburg, Virgle Smithburg, Lester Vorhies. Basketball VIRGLE SMITHBURG, CAPTAIN. Very Verg was captain and center of this year's team and will be lost by graduation. He was unable to play regular because of sickness, but when it was possible for him to be in the game he was valuable to the team for his close-in shots. His place will be hard to fill next year. HERBERT SMITHBURG Herb Herb played guard and always held down his man as Well as adding to the score in nearly every game. Herb's left hand shooting improved with every game and will be missed next year. GAYLE HEATER Heater Heate1 ' played forward this year and although handicapped by his lack of height he made up for that in his determination. He was always able to make a basket when it was most badly needed. LAWRENCE SAMMoNs Samfmons Sammons played guard and was valuable because of his height. He played a steady guarding game and was good at getting the ball off the bankboard. He is lost by graduation. LESTER VORHIES Les Les has been chosen honorary captain of next year's team. He has played two years as a regular and with this experience should prove a capable leader. EDDIE LINN Linn Linn a sophomore won his letter by playing forward. With two years of competition ahead of him he should develope into a very good forward. CHARLES SHUPPY Chuck Chuck did not play regularly, but could always be depended on to re- place Herb or Sammons without any slowing up of the team. 'He should be one of the main cogs in next year's team. LAUREL PATTERSON Patterson Patterson, another Sophomore, played at guard in several of the games during the last half of the year. With two years ahead of him he should make us a very dependable guard. SEASON SUMMARY Lockridge Libertyville 33 Lockridge Lockridge Packwood 13 Packwood Lockridge Freshmen 21 Lockridge Lockridge Pleasant Plain 57 Pleasant Plain Lockridge Batavia 33 Lockridge Lockridge Libertyville 31 Libertyville Lockridge Packwood 21 Lockridge Lockridge Freshmen 25 Fairfield Lockridge Pleasant Plain 33 Lockridge Lockridge Batavia 38 Batavia Lockridge Freshmen 23 County Tournament Lockridge Ollie 17 Sectional Tournament WINNERS or THE Herbert Smithburg Virgle Smithburg Gayle Heater Lester Vorhies HL!! Charles Shuppy Lawrence Sammons Laurel Patterson Eddie Linn D. L. Ccohee FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMING Ambulance Service 117 North Main Street Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Mr. Weston: Lester, why were you late this morning? Didn't your alarm clock go off? Lester V.: Yes, it went off all right, but it went off while I was asleep. Jackson Catlett Mill Custom Grinding and Feed Mixing Manufacturers of Fairfield Mixed Feeds Portable Mill Service 501 North Fourth Street Phone 609-X Fairfield, Iowa This is to express our thanks to Loclcridge patrons. GIFTS THAT LAST FOR ALL OCCASIONS. The largest and most complete gift stock in southeastern Iowa. A gift for every occasion at prices to please all. ELGIN GRUEN BULOVA WATCHES Modern, Scientifically equipped Optical department in connection. Registered optometrist in charge. Roy W. Hinson Jeweler and Optometrist West Side Square Fairfield WHEN SELECTING A MEMORIAL Don't take the risk of buying from some one who has no local reputation to maintain. Fairfield Marble and Granite Works Fairfield, Iowa We Save You Agents Commission Eddie Linn: Does your teacher like you? Max Shaefer: She must, at least every paper she hands back is covered with kiss marks? FURNACES AND TINWORK E. E. Taft CR, Sons Mt. Pleasant, Iowa john A. auger The Home of Kuppenheirner Good Clothes Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Friends of L. H. S. DR. BOOK fDentiStJ . .. .. ..... .....,. , 1 Fairfield, DR. HOLLENBECK fOptonietristJ, 1 . .... Fairfield, DR. STERNBERG CM. DJ.. A .... Mt. Pleasant, DR. MUNGER fDentistJ- . ...Mt. Pleasant, DR. GEORGE fDentistJ . . ........ .Fair1ield, DR. F. V. COLES fDentistJ , .L . ...... Mt. Pleasant, View Obscured What is your View of kissing? I asked a tlapper wise. She said: I haven't any, I always shut my eyes. Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF ASPHALT SHINGLES AND ROLL ROOFING. See our Winthrop Tapered Shingles before yon buy. Eclipse Lumber Co. Fairfield, Iowa Phone 12 D. A. Nelson, Manager Allen-Snyder Co. 119 North Main Street Phone 305 HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENTS Quality Hardware at Reasonable Prices. Rev. T. H. Cochran Pastor of Lockridge and Round Prairie Churches Come thou with us and we will do thee good. -NUM. 10-29 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '34. At Char1ie's Barber Shop Your Business is Greatly Appreciated. A Graduate of the Class of '27, Most of the big jobs are held by men who cou1dn't even name three naughty magazines. Even hotheaded men occasionally get cold feet. Coendere Greenhouse Everything in Flowers FAIRFIELD'S NEWEST GREENHOUSE Opposite Chautauqua Park Phone 148 oldie's Garage AUTO REPAIRING Mt. Pleasant Phone 215 Spurgeon's Mt. Pleasant Come Up And See Us Sometime. Heard in the Freshmen English Class. Mrs. Rauscher: Use the word beans in a sentence. Ruth Carlborg: My father raises beans. Shirley Gohn: My mother cooks beans. Leroy White: We are human beans. FRIENDS OF L. H. S. CLASS OF 1934 Brazelton Barber Shop Mt. Pleasant Bird Grocery Mt. Pleasant BUYS EGGS, CREAM, CHICKENS Phone 219 When you receive this booklet we will be in our new location. STOP AND TRY OUR PLATE LUNCH. Allendefs Fairfield BradshaW's GOOD FURNITURE SINCE 1899 Fairfield - Iowa Maxine Nelson came out the theatre dressed in lier best evening gown, only to 'rind it raining cats and dogs. She had no umbrella, and she set out through the downpour, someone heard her exclaim, Oh pshawl Isn't this irrigating'? A PIERSON AND PIERSON D H EATI N G Low Prices With Quality Pipe Valves Electric Pumps Plumbing Fixtures Heating Phone 357 Fairfield, Iowa BRING HOME THE BACON FROM OUR STORE, YOUR WIFE WILL THANK YOU EVERMORE. HARSHBARGERS MARKET The Home of Better Meats Mt. Pleasant WHEN IN MT. PLEASANT STOP AT Brau Pharmacy for DRUGS SODAS TOILETRIES Shriner CE, Johnson Prescription Dfruggists LEE'S POULTRY POWDERS LEE'S DIP 95c gallon GIZZARD CAPSULES lc CIGARETTES, CANDY, FOUNTAIN SERVICE Fairfield, Iowa Mrs. Rauscher: Wayne, what is the difference between an elephant and a flea? Wayne Lenz: An elephant can have fleas, but a flea can't have elephants. Elgin or Bulova Watches in White or Yellow Gold and the latest designs in Jewelry of all kinds are always to be found at Danielson Motor Co. T. E. McLean North Side Square Fairfield, Iowa CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DIAMOND TRUCKS GOOD USED CARS 121 East Broadway Fairfield, Iowa LOCKRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Should consider a business or civil service course at the Iowa Success School. It doesn't take long and the tuition is low. Write for a bulletin Iowa Success School Ottumwa, Iowa Hoag1in's Dept. Store Mt. Pleasant, Iowa A real place to trade when you want quality merchan- dise at the lowest possible price. We carry a complete line of dry goods, ready to wear, men's clothing, shoes and iioor coverings. Compare and you will buy here. In History Class Mr. Weston: Willard, what happened in 1809'? Willard Nelson: Lincoln was born. Mr. Weston: What happened in 1812? Willard: Lincoln was three years old. H'''''iiiiilinl''611LlEi5l'S'.lLIiI.Q' RADIO AUTO SHOE AND HARNESS REPAIRING STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS TIRES TUBES ACCESSORIES A. W. Darnell, Proprietor Lockridge, Iowa ASK FOR PENSLAR REMEDIES AND TOILETRIES AND ANY OTHER DRUG STORE NEEDS AT FH. GI. Waugh Brng Starr Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Chas. McLeran Music Store PIANOS PHILCO RADIOS FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS A B C WASHING MACHINES ALL KINDS OF SMALL INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES CORYELL 70 HIGHEST ANTI-KNOCK MONEY BACK GUARANTEE Henry County Oil Co. Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Kathryn Bower: Where are you going' after you finish high school? Loran D.: To college and take medicine for four years. Kathryn: Well, you ought to get well. R. K. Crane Furniture Undertaking CHAPEL FOR FUNERALS Antlmlance Service Day Phone 170 Night Phone 167 Mt. Pleasant, Iowa Y::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::: Spring Suits and Top Coats, 51475, 819.753, 522.50 Especially adapted for Young Men. Complete line of ac- cessories and Sport Wear at all times. Make our store your Headquarters. R. Eshelman Sz Sons, Clothiers Mt. Pleasant, Iowa W. H. Pence Machine Ce. MACHINE WORK BLACKSMITHING ACETYLENE AND ELECTRIC WELDING GARAGE SERVICE North Fourth Street Fairfield, Iowa Sauers' Cafe Delicious Meals SHORT ORDERS LUNCHES 109 North Court Street Fairfield, Iowa Miss Clark: You'l1 have to learn to write better Lawrence? Lawrence Sammons: If I did you'd be finding fault with my spelling? Farmers Union Coal Co. Fairfield, Iowa COAL AND FEED Milo Hamilton, Manager Phone 532 FAIRFIELD NOVELTY AND NOTION STORE E. C. Leber Northeast Corner Square Fairfield, Iowa Jefferson County Motor Company BUICK AND PONTIAC DODGE, PLYMOUTH AND COMMERCIAL TRUCKS RELIABLE USED CARS Leslie Zillman, Manager Fairfield, Iowa Miss Clark: Virginia spell weather. Virginia C.: W e t h e r. Miss Clark: That's the worst spell of weather we've had for a long time. Cemple Cbeatre J.C.PENNEY DEPARTMENT 0 STORE Fairfield, Iowa BACK IN THE OLD LOCATION WITH A NEW ROOM AND NEW MERCHANDISE Problem in Geometry To prove: That a cat has three tails. Proof: One cat has one more tail than no cat. No cat has two tails. Therefore, one cat has three tails. 7717 Fairfleld, Iowa THANKS TO THE FACULTY, STUDENTS AND PARENTS OF LOCKRIDGE FOR YOUR CONTINUED PATRONAGE flora-belle Dress Shoppe and flora-belle Beauty Shoppe Phone 109 Mt. Pleasant, Iowa The Class of 1934 L. H. S. is always welcome at our establishment. EARL BLACK, Shoe Repairing Fairiield, Iowa Mr. Fillinger: Gilbert, you aren't getting much milk from that cow any more. What is the matter? Gilbert: I guess I'm kind o' losing my pull. For Thirty-five years Lockridge High School Students Have Depended on Gobble CH, Heer Fairfieldls' Big Store for Men and Boys We Feature Fine Quality at a Price to Interest You. Sporting Goods Headquarters CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1934 By your local MOBILGAS AND MOBILOIL REPRESENTATIVES Linn CE, Boos Grant Jacobson Shell Service Station OILS GAS TIRES Lockridge, Iowa Mrs. Rauscher: Carl, have you done any outside reading? Carl: No, it's too cold to read outside? MONTH WHEN SCHOOL AND COLLEGE CLOSES, MONTH OF WEDDINGS, LOVE AND ROSES, MONTH WHEN ALL THE WORLD'S IN TUNE, MONTH OF MONTHS! YOU GUESSED IT-JUNE. And of all places you may go, you're always welcome at our stores. Carlson's Cash Store Four Corners and Lockridge, Iowa Congratulations Class of 1934 F anners Co-operative Exchange Lockridge, Iowa SERVICE WITH A SMILE GROCERIES FARM IMPLEMENTS DRY GOODS SHOES EVERYTHING YOU NEED Charles Shuppy: Why are you scratching your head? Raymond Hostetler: Because no one else knows where it itches Berg's Cafe RESTAURANT AND DRUG SERVICE SCHOOL SUPPLIES Boosters for L. H. S. Fleener Chevrolet Company CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE Phone 68 Fairfied, Iowa Vorhies Appliance hop ELECTRICIAN REPAIRS WIRING FIXTURES FARM LIGHT PLANTS, ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES AND SKELGAS Horne of the Maytag East Side of Square Fairfield, Iowa Junior-Senior Banquet Mt. Pleasant, Iowa May 11, 1934 Program Toastmistress- .............. ..... E' dna Johnson Success ..... .... L oran Danielson Education ..... ,...... M r. Weston Number--- Everett Srnithbnrg Industries .---.-.---- Out in the World ------ Ruts Passed Over- Sincere Wishes ---- One Act Play .-.-- Solo ..-------- Menu Breaded Pork Tenderloin Whipped Potatoes --- ---Everett Bogner ---Kathryn Bower - -Gilbert Fillinyer - -- - - -Viola Ogden - - - - Wesleyan College - - - - -Pauline Smith Green Peas Pickled Beets Senior Salad Hot Rolls Ice Cream Cake Coffee Nuts We Wish To Thank The Many Friends Of L. H. S. Who Have Contributed The Advertisements To Make This Annual Possible. Lockridge High School Book List Everett Smithburg ........... --- Motorcycle Boys in the Mountains Seniors after Commencement .... .................... ' 'Forever Free Harry Riggs ............... .... ' 'Ship Wrecked Teachers' Jokes ..... --- Twice Told Tales Freshmen ....... .... ' 'Innocents Abroad Everett Bogner .... Ivan Aronson ...... Semester Exams Edith Johnson .... J umors ............ --- The Wandering Jew ----- Golden Silence ------------- The Crisis Nedra Archibald ..... Nathan Elliott ..,..... Superintendent's Office .... Eddie Linn ............ Clarence Statler ....... Heater and Patterson--- ------- Prisoners of Hope' The Understanding Heart l - ------------ Freckles --- To Have and to Hold --- The Judgment House --- Webster's Dictionary ---- The Long Shadow --- The Woman Haters -And he is Several votes were cast for Vic Johnson as High School Booster, in the Who's Who contest. Stay Away From A Microphone Eddie Linn: Pm going away to study singing. Everett Bogner: Good, how far away! Ashes to ashes, Dust to dustg If bookkeeping don't kill us Physics must. No Need To Worry Virgle Smithburg fat the riverj: Look out there Lester you'1l sink! Gayle Heater: Don't worry, ivory Hoatsf' Max Shaefer says the reason why ducks and geese fiy north in the spring is because it is too far to walk. The Senior's Ship Erma Zillmom Out into the world our ship sails, Upon this stormy way. Under leadership, strong and true, We conquer day by day. This ship whose steady sailors, Are we seniors, brave and true. Struggles through the troubles Which will come to you. When we seniors are no longer here, To lead you with our grace. The junior class stands next in line, To try to fill our place. We Hope So Amy Arnold: How many men are there in the freshman class? Virgle Smithburg: Oh, about three. Amy: Is that all? Virgle: Yes, but the rest will grow up eventually. ' Four Ways of Answering Teachers Freshman: Please sir, I did not get your question. Sophomore: I did not hear what you said. Junior: I don't get you. Senior: Huh'? Too Bad to Disturb Him Clarence Statler: Did you know that Lester Vorhies talks in his sleep? Edna Rauscher: No, how come? Clarence: Well, it's true, he recited in class this morning. 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