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

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Who's Who First Prettiest Girl .............. Virginia Cavenee Most Handsome Man - - -- --Frank Weston Doris Cochran Cutest Girl ......... --- . Wittiest Person Best Athlete , - - Most Courteous Best Singer .... Biggest Bluffer Laziest Person - - - J abberer ...... J abberess ........ Most Industrious Worst Pest .... Most Popular .... Biggest Booster Worst Case .... Ladies Man - - Nerviest .... -- Best Natured -- Best Debater -- 1 Glenn Graf 1 George Vorhies - - - -Eddie Linn Flossie Smith Eddie Linn George Vorhies Max Scheafer Eddie Linn Virginia Cavenee Everett Graf Carl Sodergren Virginia Cavenee Robert Grubb 5 Ilene Bogner I Lester Vorhies Merle Johnson Lester Vorhies Everett Graf Eddie Linn Second Edna Rauscher Charles Shuppy Virginia Cavenee Max Scheafer Lester Vorhies Eddie Linn Edna Rauscher Lester Vorhies Laurel Patterson George Vorhies Nedra Archibald Flossie Smith Gilbert Fillinger Nedra Archibald George Vorhies S Mabel Wolf I Glenn Graf Lester Vorhies Leslie Linn Walter Sammons Everett Graf

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Freshmen MACK ROW Raymond Swanson, Leslie Linn, Frank Weston, Mr. Weston, Vernon Leeper, Ferns- Ilicken- bottom, Dorothy Hostetler. FRONT ROW Cecil Nclson, George Noel, Robert Lenz, Robert Grubb, Max Jacobson, Merlv Johnson. Marjorie Smith. CLASS OFFICERS President r, ,Vernon Leeper Vice President ,Frank Weston Secretary-Treasurer or Robert Grubb Class Sponsor Mr. Weston

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Senior Prophecy By Evelyn Larson It is June, 1940, live years since the Class of 1935 graduated from Lockridge High School and set out to end the depression and show the world just how certain things should be done. Let us hire the latest stream- lined automobile and take a tour of the United States and see what each of the members of that famous class is doing. First let us visit the famous hunting and fishing region of the state of Washington. Who is this great out-door sportsman we see? None other than Max Scheafer who has a reputation here for always getting the game he goes after. We spend an enjoyable half hour inspecting his large col- lection of stuffed specimens. Now a big hop to Florida. See all of the fruit farms. Who owns all of these? We will buy some fruit and find out. Whom do we meet? No- body but Gilbert Fillinger assisted in his work by many helpers. Each day he becomes wealthier and fatter. Next let us visit New York. Here we see Merwyn Cochran. Why is he wearing so many medals? Shall we ask him? Well, we are surprised to learn that he is the champion speed king and has won many airplane races the past five years. Now a pleasant drive to Boston and a visit to a famous hospital. Head Nurse Amy Arnold, dressed in the usual white greets us with a big smile. Her patients get well rapidly because of her pleasant smile. Back across the Mississippi again and to a nationally known golf course in Missouri. Who is the champion who crosses the green in long :strides to greet us? Why, it's Walter Sammons who has astonished the golfing world with his marvelous play. On West to Nebraska and a visit with Charles Shuppy. Charles is a bus driver. His route is from Omaha to Chicago. He is taller than when we last saw him and not quite so comical. Who ever thought that he could drive such a large vehicle? While here we will visit one of the high schools and have a chat with Mabel Wolf. She is principal and is well liked by all of her pupils because of her friendliness. She is just as patient as she was at Lockridge High School. To Wisconsin we will now go to see Viola Ogden. She is a telephone operator and enjoys her work very much. She answers all calls with her quiet, pleasing voice and everyone enfoys her service. Down now to Champaign, Illinois, and a visit to the University where