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

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BOY'S CLUB Back Row: James McGregor, Guy Messer Mr. Weston, Donald Metz, Mark Weston. Third Row: Paul Berg, Dick Stutsman, Ken- neth Peterson, Russel Parker, Donald Maddix. Second Row: Bruce Reed, Harold Graber, Bill Watson, Bill Billingsley, Marion Stanley, VVilbur Shirkey. Front Row: Donald Billingsley, Carl Carl son, Carrol Ouverson, Everett Kelly, Dick Hos- tetler, Stanley Nason, Wayne Dillavou. Olficers of Boy's Club President .,.....,.,.r..,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,..,.. , Everett Kelly Vice President ......,,., - .,,.,,,,,,... James' McGregor Secretary-Treasurer .................. Donald Maddix The Boy's Club was sponsored this year by Mr. Weston. Meetings were held every other Tuesday night, at the Community Hall. Al- though the activities of the Boy's Club have not been so pronounced as those of the G. A. A., we have appreciated having the organiza- tion in the school, and wish to take this op- portunity to thank Mr. Weston for his kind- ness and co-operation in sponsoring our or- ganization this year.

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Officers of G. A. A. President ....,,,...........,.,..,.........,,,,, Etheline Jacobs Vice President ...,,,. .,.,.,,. B etty Helfenstine Secretary .....,.,..... ....,.,.,, , Macel Warner Treasurer .,.., .,.,...., B essie Nason PEP CLUB This year the Pep Club functioned in con- nection with the G. A. A. Members of the Pep Club Were the same as those of the G. A. A., with the exception of Betty Hopkirk, who did not join the Pep Club. Different mem- bers of the Pep Club took turns selling candy, pop, and apples at our home basketball games, while the other members cheered our team on to victory. Officers of the Pep Club President ,..........,,..,,......,...,............... June Seifkin Vice President ,,......,,, ,,,... L ucille Carlson Secretary-Treasurer ,.....,.,,,,...., .Erma Jacobson Our sponsor for both the G. A. A. and Pep Club was Mrs. Harden. We have greatly en- joyed having her as our sponsor, and wish to thank her for her help in making our meetings more interesting, and for her aid in the prep- aration for the parties which we sponsored at different periods during the year. Back Row: Betty Rivey, Lillian Wolf, Mrs. Harden, Lucille Carlson. Third Row: Erma Jacobson, Betty Hopkirk, Mary Catherine Nelson, June Seifkin, Verna Briggs, Betty Helfenstine. Second Row: Macel Wynona Brown, Opal Mary Ellen Monfort, Front row: Wilma stine, Etheline Jacobs, Warner, Bernice Linn, Spray, Ethelda Blucher, Dorothy Billingsly. Lynn, Marcella Helfen- Carolyn Hopkirk, Bessie Nason, Doreen Jacobs.

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News Broadcasting Station C-H-A-T-T-E-R-B-0-X At the first of this year, the Seniors niet and decided to publish a school paper. There had been none published for two years. We chose the following staff: Editor-Lucille Carlson. Assistant Editor-Bill Billingsley and Ver- na Briggs. Art Editor-Erma Jacobson. Reporters-Etheline Jacobs, Bessie Nason, Betty Rivey, Betty Griffen, Lillian Wolf, Bill Watson, and Russell Parker. After choosing our staff, we decided to put out a paper every two weeks, except when six weeks fell on the second week. In every issue we had the picture and bi- ography of a Senior. The pictures were drawn by Hazel Jacobson. We also had two other columns which appeared regularly, they were The Seer,', and the Want Ads. These contained choice bits of gossip handed to the staff of the The Chatterbox. We, the staff, have enjoyed publishing the paper, and would like to thank the merchants of Lockridge for their advertising and the stu- dents for buying our paper. Also Miss Hazel Jacobson who has so kindly drawn the por- traits of the members of the Senior class that they might be published in The Chatterbox. We sincerely hope the Senior class of next year will be given the same co-operation. l 1941GOLDEN'1U Editor-In-Chief ...... .............. B essie Nason Assistant Editor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Willialn BilllI1gSlQy Business Manager ................... Etheline Jacobs Assistant Business Manager ,....... Lillian Wolf The staff of the '41 annual has worked earn- estly to bring to you this yearbook. They ap- preciate the co-operation of their assistants and fellow classmates and hope you will enjoy reading the annual as much as they have en- joyed publishing it. STAFF