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

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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. -

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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.

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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.