Madison East High School - Tower Tales Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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QB X . if N ADMINISTRATICN G R A D UAT E S CDRGANIZATICDNS A T H L E T I C S SCHCDOL LIFE Novo ttlat the past ttiree years tiaye ali too swiftly gone toy, it is ttie pleasant ctuty ot ttiis annual to luring ttiem inaciz to you anct, in ialaciz anct vot1ite, to capture the spirit ot ttie ciass ot r36--to cetetirate anct set ctovon tor posterity, pertiaps, our victories in class room, in organizations, anci in athletics, our honest efforts, and our consicieratoie actxieyement. otmnom UU lO 1P0-UFHU-l- To those titteen men who showed us how to Win spien- cticiiyp to their coach Who, with his sincere ettorts, iect them to victorgp to the ctetermination with which our toothaii squaci. set out to capture the prize in athletics tor the year 1935--we ctecticate this year hooiz that it may he a remincier to them ot their tine achievement ami a symhoi ot our appreciation. zvlnlc tlzc solemn evening slzuduwx s I Inu ln's1Jc the Hnzc'1'71g luke Ln SlI1lj'.H lllggr 7 Their chimes in sweet collision Nlmgle with the snowy vision' Page 6 'M w 1 Ex l1'l' 'ded beam! uahofe beamv Kang ' W ff , I ...- 9 S 4 I S 1 RICHARD W. BARDWELL Superintendent of Madison Schools The Boafrd of Education MR. JOHN P. BUTLER .......... . . President MR. H. C. SCHENK .... ..... V icefPiesidenr MR. GLENN W. STEPHENS . ....... 'Treasurer Miss REGINA GROVES MRS.. JAMES W. MADDEN DR, R. W. HUECIEL MR. HOLDEN M. OLSEN Page 7 FQSTER S. RANDLE Pvincipal Page 8 FLORENCE V. HARGRAVE Assistant Principal Page 9 lQl3l5 TDWEI3 TAlESi--.1 Miss Mlss Miss Miss Miss Miss Mlss Miss Miss MRS. Miss Faculty EDITH ISELY . ....... . Lawrence College V1o1.ET HUGHES ........ University of Oklahoma jsssm D1ETR1cH ......... University of Wiscoiisiii BRYNHILDE MURPHY ....... University of VV'isconsin ELSIE NKJRTH ........, Denison University ANNA GEBHARDT . . . University of Wiscoiisiii EULALIE BEFFEL . . . University of Wiscoiisiii ETHEL KAUMP .... University of Wisconsi11 RUTH ALBRIGHT . . . University of Wiscoxisiii MARY MARKS .... University of Wisconsin MARY BELL DUNCAN . . Columbia University Page 10 English English English English English English - German Speech English Speech f English English Librarian Miss AGNES V. LEARY Miss RUTH CONLIN MR. FLOYD F. FERRILL .li1936 TDWEIQ TALES Faculty University of Wisconsin University of Wiscoilsixi I Miltoiin College I Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics MR. ALPHLJNSE BARRETT ....... Mathematicse Athletics MR. BERT W. WELLS MRS. VERA DAVIDSON MR. JUSEPI1 OTTERSKJN Miss ETHEL DAVEY MR. LEWIS WILLIAMS Miss NELL OWEN . Miss RUTH DIRNIELSON Bradley College University i of. Cliicrigoi University of Iowa University of Wiseoiisiii University of Wiscoiisiii Heidelberg University University of Wiseoxisixi University of Wiscoiisiii . History . History . History . History . History . History . Art Page 11 19315 TUWEID TAll Faculty Miss HILD.IX VlJLKM.ANN ........ Modern Languages University of Vxfisconsin Miss DELLA WEsTmIvER ........ Modern Languages University of Wiseoiisiii Miss HARRIET KIIHNs ......... . Latin University of Wisetbiisiii MIss JEANETTE joRnAN ........ . Latin University of Wisconsiii MR. J. HENRY LLIGG .... ..... S cient-e University of Wiseonsili MISS HELEN DAVIS ..,.....,, Science University of Vsfiseonsin MISS RUTH STILLMAN ........ Science Milton College MIss MARTHA ENGEL ......... Science University of Wiseoiisiii Miss MABLE GEORGE .......... . Commercial University of Wisecmiisiii MIss ELIZABETH BRIGGS ........ . Commercial Columbia University MISS CHARLOTTE RYAN ......... . Commercial University of Wisconsin Page 12 l 936 TDWEIQ TALES Faculty Miss FLORENCE WENDT ........ University of Wiscoiisiii Miss MAYEELLE Koi-TL ........ University of Wiseoiisiii MR. ORIAN'DHEIN . ...... . Stout Institute MR. GECJRGE NICTKEL ........ Stout Institute MR. LESLIE STEWART ........ Stout Institute Miss HELEN MATH1As ....... Stout Institute Miss KATHRYN S. COUNSELL ..... Stout Institute MR. JOSEPH T, WoLTERs .... . . . University of Wisecviisiii MISS CECILE VIJGELBTLXULIH ....... Northwestern University MRs. FLORENCE PETERSON .... . . . University of Wiseoiisiii Miss IVIARG.-XRET FOSSE ,....... . University of Wiscoiisiii . Commercial . Commercial Manual Arts Manual Arts . Manual Arts Home Economics Home Economics Nfusic Music Guidance Guidance Page 13 19315 TUWEIQ TALl Q Faculty Miss CECELIA H.fXNSEN . . Girls' Health Education La Crossc Teachers' Collcgc MR. ARC!-IIE IVIORROW . . . Boys' Healtll Educatwn River Falls Normal Miss ETOYLE WHITE . . . Girls' Health Education Battle Crack Normal Miss Miss Miss Miss Mlss MARY HYLAND ..... SELINA H.NNS13N . HELENE WTTLTIF , ANNE KITTLESON , BETTY SCHREIBER . . Sec 1-erm-y Ojjice Office Office Office Page 14 F fi,..:..-,1,.+:J l t M :A want. a t,ouchdou1n,hear ?er5 nng,Lue want abouchdown-t.hat.'f the 'W T L! z I E i I s i k I I 1 1 f r L u I h 5 ,l-l.l936 TDWEID TALES February Class Ojjlicers GLADYS MUEHLENBRUCI-I, Pres. ROBERT YUNGER, Vice-Pres. MARJORIE POLLOCK, Sec'yf'1'reas. Class History . . FRANK SEALS AND RUSSELL RAMSEY Class Will . . ......... ROBERT KILGUST Class Prophecy . . DOROTHY HEICK AND ROBERT DUCKERT Class Oration . ........ GERALD FREEMAN Giver of Key .... ........... W ILLIAM SAOHTJEN Class Motto . TO seek, to strive, to find, but not to yieldl' Class Flower ............ Gardenia Class Colors . . . . Scarlet and Gray VIRGINIA HELMKE, Valedictoriari Page 15 MARION CNARE, Salatatorian February Class ALBRIGHT, KYLE Srubby A good nature precedes all virtues. Homeroom vicefpresident and sec' retary. ANGUS, WILLIAM Sleeper', Thank the Lord for the power to sleep. Football, Basketball, President, Boys' Vocational Club, Homeroom presif dent and vicefpresident. BAILEY, JENNIE Ulm., Herself alone, none other she resembles. Homeroom program chairman, Bird Club, Chess Club, Dancing Club. BARGHAHN, HILDA ..Bug,, Good intentions are half the battle. Homeroom president and vicefpresif dent, S. A. A. collector, Athletic letter. BERGGREN, ANNA Her kind is hard to End. Chess Club, Dancing Club. CNARE, HARRY Harry Oh, keep me happy: Make others great. Camera Club, Golf Club, Boys' Vo' cational Club. DEAN, WILLIAM Bill No, that's not rouge. National Honor Society, Ten Point, Service E , Football, A Cappella Choir, Tower Times, President, Music Club, Secretary, French Club. Page 16 ANDERSON, PIEIYLLIS Phil Wherever she finds herself in life, She'll make a good addition. Homeroom president and secretary, S.A.A. collector, Girls' Chess Club, Bird Club. AUBY, ALERY Speed Never got a yellow slip yet. Ten point, Football manager, Im' portance of Being Earnest , Dra' matic Clubg Boys' Chess Club, Camera Club. BALLARD, SHIRLEY Shir Music hath charms, and so has she. Homeroom vicefpresident, Student Council, Classical Music Club, Bird Club, Music Club. BECKER, PAUL Pepper His work is an expression of himself. National Honor Society, Ten point, Service Basketball: Football: S, A. A. collector, President, Boys' Chess Club: President, Boys' Chef Club: Program chairman, Boys' Vo- cational Club, Program chairman, German Club. BERKVAM, PAUL Pau.lie My library was dukedom large enough. Cartoon Club, Art Metal Club. CNARE, MARION Cnary To name all her merits would be useless to try. Salutatorian, Honor Society: Service E , Triple Trio: Student Council, Tower Times, A Cappella Choir, Latin Club. DUCKERT, ROBERT Dukes A man's ability and a child's zest for play. Service E , Cheerleader, Home' room vicefpresident: President and program chairman, French Club. DORKEN, FORREST Toots Hunt half a day for a forgotten dream. Ten point: Annual Board: Student Council: Football: Homeroom presif dent, vice-president, secretary: Gerf man Club: Biology Club. ENTWISTLE, ROBERT ..B0b., I'd like to see the man who could worry me. President, Model Club: Football: Dramatics Club: Boys' Vocational Club. FREEMAN, GERALD njmy.. When he speaks he says something. National Honor Society: Co'Editor, Tower Times: Service NE . FRIKER, ARTHUR Bud The deed I intend is great. President, Boys' Chess Club: Secref tary, Chef Club: Homeroom secre- tary: Student Council: Ice Yacht Club: Boys' Vocational Club. GREENWALD, JOE Mister Sometimes I think I think. Travel Club: Stamp Club: Student Council. HAMRE, GILBERT Gil In vain for faults of his we pry: His nature is quiet, Leserved, and shy. Basketball: President, Boys' Vocaf tional Club: Homeroom president: Hi-Y Club: Latin Club: Golf Club. HEICK, DOROTHY Dot In every class one person is outstanding-hello, Dorothy! National Honor Society: Service Eu: Band: Orchestra: Sun Up : Growing Pains : Vicefpresident, Latin Club: Secretary, Music Club. ELLIS, ROBERT ..B0b,. He has a good head for business, And an ear for music. Band: Orchestra: Latin Club: Icc Yacht Club: French Club. FISHER, HERMAN Harm They say he was once caught studying. FRENCH, LESLIE Frenchie Yes, it's me. Track: Football: President, Stamp Club: Chess Club: Holfhi Club: Ice Yacht Club. GERTH, SHELDON ..Bud,, Of enemies he has but one. And that's his work-it's never done. Orchestra: Boys' Chef Club: Boys' Vocational Club: Holfhi Club: Boys' Chess Club. HADDON, DOUGLAS Doug Is there another like him? President, Coin Club: Vicefcommof dore, Ice Yacht Club: Treasurer, Latin Club: Band: Athletic numeral: Boys' Vocational Club. HANNES, MARIE ..Re,, Always pleasant, willing to aid: She surely will not become an old maid. Homeroom program chairman: Girls' Chess Club: Dancing Club: Com' merce Club. HELMKE, VIRGINIA Ginger Studying gets results. Valedictorian: National Honor So- ciety: Ten'point: A Cappella Choir: Homeroom president and secretary: Tower Times: German Club: French Club: Music Club. Page 17 HERMAN SON, CRYSTAL Christy, Silence is more eloquent than any word. Homeroom president: S. A. A. col' lector: Chess Club: Boys' Athletic Club: Art Metal Club. HOVDE, JUNIOR junior To the end and through all time. The nickname of 'Red' will be mine. Ten point: Cheerleader: Bronze Typing Award: Homeroom presi' dent and secretary: S. A. A. col- lector: Boys' Business Club: Boys' Chess Club: Boys' Chef Club. JAHNKE, DOROTHY MDM.. The good are joyful and serene. Homeroom president, vicefpresident, secretary: President. Girls' Com' merce Club: Girls' Travel Club. JUDO, LORNA Gert She adorns all that she touches. Service Band award: S. A. A. collector: Dancing Club: Girls' Chess Club. KING, ROBERT Bob Much wisdom goes with a few wellfchosen words. Bird Club: Biology Club: Science Club: Art Metal Club. LEWIS, HUGH Lewie Here's to our mathematician bright. Homeroom vicefpresident: Band: Latin Club: Boys' Chess Club. MAYFIELD, LUCILLE MLM., She has her lessons each day in class And it is never doubtful she will pass. Ten point: Homeroom president: Music Club, Classical Music Club: Treble Clef Club. Page 18 HOUSTON, PAUL Paulie A comely olde man as busie as a bee. Chess Club: Art Club: Checkers Club: Latin Club. HUSTAD, EVELYN Ernie A writer, speaker, an excellent mind, Chances are she'll not be behind. Athletic letter: Homeroom president and vicefpresidentg President, Girls' Chess Club: G. A. A.: Latin Club: Girls' Vocational Club. JOHNSON, LYLE 'iCowb0y His wit is as sparkling as dewy grass. President, Geography Club: Biology Club. KILOUST, ROBERT Herbie An aifable and courteous gentleman. Homeroom president: Football: As You Like lt : Jeanne D'Arc : Ad' vanced Stamp Club: Ice Yacht Club: Bird Club: Boys' Vocational Club. LARSON, EiLEEN Leenie All the world loves a quiet girl. Homeroom president: Animal Board: Band: Orchestra: Dancing Club. MARTY, ROBERT Bob Only good men do good work. Golf Club: Holfhi Club: lce Yacht Club. MCCORMICK, MARIAN Mickey The only way to have a friend is to be one. Homeroom vice'president, secretary, program chairman: Dramatic Club: Girls' Chess Club:'Dancing Club. MENTZER, MARY Mary She is willing to be convinced, But End the person who can do it. Girls' Chess Club: Treble Clef Club. MEYER, BEArRiCE Beadie Silence is as deep as Eternity. Speech is shallow as Time. Athletic letter: G. A. A.: Girls' Commerce Club: Latin Club: Girls' Vocational Club. MKWRAN, MAXINE Max Don't wait for second thoughts: First ones are good enough. Athletic letter: G. A. A.: Music Club: Bird Club. MUENREL, NQJRMAN Mink 'Tis feared he will die of overworkf' S. A. A. collector: Track: Boys' Chess Club: Coin Club: Routers' Club. NYBIURCZ, EARL Earl He doesn't bluff. not even .1 particle. Philatelists' Club. ONSAQSER, GLENN .Caps Thoughts beat like an engine under my skull, Ten point: Homeroom vice-presif dent: Track: Boys' Vocational Club. PARISI, CHARLES Chuck The mildest mannered man. METCALF, SHERMAN npmky., This man had faith in the world. Secretary, Philatelists' Club: Secre' tary, A Cappella Choir: Secretary, Music Club. MICHAELIS, LoRRA1NE Mickey When of a friend you are in need. just call on hergshe's one indeed. S. A. A. collector: Athletic letter: G. A. A.: Girls' Commerce Club: Girls' Vocational Club: Hostess Club. MUEHLENBRUCH, GLADYS Lilacs Any definition of 'friend' would apply to Lilacs. Senior Class President: Service E : Annual Board: Ten point: Athletic letter: Student Council: Homeroom president: G. A. A.: A Cappella Choir. NELSIJN, EDWARD Eddie He toots a wicked 'Sax'. Band: Orchestra: Homeroom presif dent: Track: Tower Times: Com' modore. Ice Yacht Club: Camera Club: Boys' Vocational Club: Boys' Travel Club. OLSON, EARL He fears the wiles of maidens' smiles. Basketball: Commerce Club. OSBORNE, DELORES Del Her friendship is constant. National Honor Society: Homeroom president and secretary: S. A. A. collector: A Cappella Choir: Latin Club: Bird Club: Music Club. PEDERSEN, RUTH Ruthie She doesn't say-but she thinks. Ten point: Homeroom president: Homeroom vicefpresident, secretary: President and secretary, Girls' Travel Club: Typing award: Student Counf cil: Girls' Commerce Club: Latin Club. Page 19 UFH20-I FP-I MH FP-l UFHZOII MH an-. N. N PHILLIPS, JOHN Johnnie A bit bashful, but he is conquering. POLLOCK, MAR JORY Polly I.. Of all the girls of the superfine class, the most reliableithis is the lass. junior and Senior Class Secretary: Service Eu: Homeroom president and secretary: S. A. A. collector: Triple Trio: Tune In : Student Council: Tower Times: Dramatic Club: Travel Club: Music Club: Secretary, Classical Music Club. RAMSEY, RUSSELL Russ I get around. Service Ten point: Orchestra: Band: Tower Times: S. A. A. col- lector: Jeanne D'Arc : SunfUp : Pres.. Travel Club: German Club: Press Club: Boys' Vocational Club. RUNGE, HARRIET Sally A modest, merry, methodical maid. Ten point: Secretary. junior Players: German Club: Student Club. SAINER, LAURA 'iLar1y Good humor, good nature, ready for fun, friendship and loyalty all in one. Ten point: Athletic letter: Home' room president: S. A. A. collector: G. A. A.: Girls' Chess Club: Bird Club. SCHUSTER, JOE aloe.. The less I say, the more I know. SEALS, FRANK Rusty He has a head to contrive, and a hand to execute. Football: Service Homeroom president and vicefpresident: Band: Orchestra: Vicefpresident, HifY: Vicemresident, Boys' Vocational Club: Ice Yacht Club: German Club. Page 20 PETERSON, LOUISE Pete Calmness is a great advantage: 'Tis a joy that lengthens life. S. A. A. collector: Commerce Club. PoLoNI, JOSEPH jumping joe Athletics and study easily combine. Football: Treasurer, Hol-hi Club: Growing Pains : Boys' Vocational Club: Ice Yacht Club: Boys' Chess Club. RIDDLE, ELDRED UAV. Haste, my friends, for me make way: Thirst commands, I must obey. Manager of football: Band: Boys' Vocational Club. SACHTJEN, WILLIAM Bill Ambition is a valuable asset. Vicefpresident. Student Council: Ticket auditor: Debate Club. SCHROTZ, GENEVIEVE MGM.. Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Athletic letter: Homeroomsecretary: S. A. A. collector: A Capella Choir: G. A. A.: Girls' Commerce Club: Girls' Chess Club. SCHWENN, ETOILE Tillie A beautiful behavior is the finest of arts. Athletic letter: homeroom vicefpresif dent: S. A. A. collector: G. A. A.: Music Club: Girls' Commerce Club' Girls' Travel Club. v SEEMAN, ROIIERT Flush Fleet of foot, strong of limb: Deeds of prowess are common to him. Homeroom secretary: President, Car' toon Club: Cartoons, Tower Times and Tower Tales: Secretary, Boys' Vocational Club: Secretary, Coin Club. SOLDATOS, EUGENE Fuzz The sunshine of his class. Homeroom presidentg Annual Board: Tower Timesg Orchestrag Jeanne D'Arc g Program chairman, Boys' Vocational Clubg Press Club: Latin Clubg Boys' Travel Club. STRAUS, MARGARET Marge Lau h awa studies dash awa s , Y , A Y care. Im oif for a good time. come if you dare. Homeroom secretaryg S. A. A. col' lectorg G. A. Ag Commerce Clubg Music Club: Girls' Chess Club. TAPLIGR, MARGARET Muggs Killed by a train of thoughts running through her head. Athletic letter, S. A. A. collector: G. A. A.g Music Club: Girls' Com' merce Club, German Club. TH URSTON, FRANCES Midge Good things come in small packages. Honor Society: Ten pointg Home' room vicefpresident and secretaryg S. A. A. collectorg Annual Board: Tower Timesg Latin Clubg German Clubg Music Club. VICK, WALTER Wally If you cannot win, make the one ahead break the record. Golf Club. VORLOP, PHYLLIS PlIyl She has a crown of gold and laughter in her eye. Student Council. WILD, ELEANOR Els She's mistress of herself though China fall. Athletic letterg Homeroom president and secretary: Orchestrag G. A. A.g Music Clubg Travel Clubg Latin Club. STITGEN, MILDRED Millie Silence was her one great art of talking. Athletic letterg Homeroom vice' presidentg S. A. A. collectorg Music Club, G. A. A.: Bird Club. SWANTON, MARY ..Peg,, I dare you to talk faster than I. Honor Society, Service Band: Typing awardsg Homeroom presi' dentg Tower Times, German Clubg Girls' Chess Clubg Classical Music Club. THOUSAND, CHARLOTTE Char We wouldn't know her without her smile. Shorthand award. THYssE, JOHN ..Bmg., Better to be than to seem. Golf Club, Boys' Chess Club. VITENSE, WILLIAM Bill I think so because I think so. Service E , Homeroom presidentg Annual Boardg President, Stamp Clubg Debate Club. WELKE, JOSEPH Aloe., Small in stature, though a mighty man. S. A. A. collector, Science Clubg Travel Clubg German Clubg Boys' Chess Club. WILLIAMSON, JIM Rudy Everybody's friend. Homeroom presidentg Bandg Student Councilg German Club, Boys' Vo' cational Club. Page 21 mute QHIFP-I WIND, RANDALL Breeze To know how to hide one's ability is great skill. Checker Club. YORK, MYAM I'll be on time, someday. Homeroom secretaryg Golf Club. DONNER, JAMES EISELE, BETTY Jimmie Betty Oh, why should life all labor All should be earnest in a world be? like ours. Tower Timesg President, Debate Shorthand award: Tower Times Clubg Band. Dramatic Club: Music Club. january Class Song fTune - Stars and Stripes Foreveruj We are the knights of the road. Weive all had our fun and our frolic. Our thumbs, may they e'er bear the load Of the hardship on the pike. So now that we're all on our way, May the best of good luck be ever with us We may not always win, but weill try. Chef Clubg Stamp Clubg Coin Clubg WORNSON, ALLEN HAI., Little things are little things. but faithfulness in little things is something great. Service E g President, Ushers' Clubg Secretary, Stamp Club: Boys' Travel Clubg Coin Clubg Checker Club. YUNGER, ROBERT Bob Content to do his duty and End in duty done a full reward. Ten pointg Footballg Homeroom presidentg Chef Clubg Ice Yacht Clubg Biology Club. LAWTON, VIRGINIA 'iSurirly Such a wee small voice! A Cappella Choirg Music Club: Classical Music Clubg French Club. We march along, and sing our song, striving forever. Page 22 I 936 TDWEIQ TALES june Class Officers JOHN BARTH, Pres. CATHERINE ROCCA, VicefPres. DONALD GREOO, Sec'yfTreas. Class Hisrory . ....... .... . . NANCY YAHNKE Class Will . , ....... LESTER MILXSSEY Class Prophecy . , EDDIE FOYE AND ROSE FINNEGAN Class Oration . . . Arbor Day Speaker . . . . FREDERICK HORSTMEIER . . WILLIAM SCHMITZ Giver of Key .... .......... J OHN VERBERKMLJES Class Motto . Forever forward, never backward Class Flower . ..,.... Yellow rosc Class Colors . BERNARDINE FISCHER, Valedictorian Page 23 . Yellow and White DOROTHY KOPP, Salurawrian fume Class ACRERMAN, HELEN Bright Eyes I never dare to be as funny as I can. Girls' Commerce Club: Dancing Club. ALEXANDER, DUANE Alex A lion among the ladies is a dreadful thing. Manager of basketball: Student Council: Band: Orchestra: Scrib' blers' Club: Golf Club. ASHARD, HELEN Babe She needs no artificial beauty. Homeroom secretary: Domestic Sci' ence Club: Student Club: Girls' Commerce Club: Junior Players. BARTH, JOHN Hugo Wellftimed silence has more eloquence than speech. Senior Class President: junior Class Secretary: Basketball: Football: S. A. A. collector: HifY Club. BERKAN, JEAN Genie My aim is to be different. Homeroom president and secretary: S. A. A. collector: Band: Orchestra: Latin Club. BOYD, ROBERT G'Man Those who labor in earnest will always accomplish their ends. Ice Yacht Club: Boys' Chess Club: Science Club. BRADLEY, HARRIET H a'f1ie I know what I am, but know not what I might be. Shorthand awards: Music Club Girls' Commerce Club. Page 24 ALDERMAN, NINA Nine Time is never lost that is def voted to work. A Cappella Choir: Classical Music Club: Domestic Science Club: Music Club. ARNEsoN, ELINOR Els A friend is worth more than gold can buy. Shorthand award: Girls' Commerce Club. BAILEY, SELINE Sally Too much silence is not golden. Ten point: Homeroom secretary: Student Club: Girls' Commerce Club. BERGE, EDITH Edith Sweet-serious-studiousf' A Cappella Choir: Classical Music Club: Music Club. BOUCHER, ALICE UAV. I'm following the straight and narrow path. Athletic letter: Shorthand awards: G. A. A.: Music Club: Girls' Com' merce Club. BRADFORD, LAVERNE Bee Dependable people are such a relief! Ten point: Annual. Board: President, G. A. A.: President, junior Players: Student Council: Student Club. BRAUN, CLARA Clary Byfand-by is easily said. Vicefpresident, Bioflilm Club: Music Club. BRICKSON, WILLIAM Bill I'm always in haste, but never in a hurry. Boys' Business Clubg Press Club. Baussow, VIRGlNI.fX Iinny Knowledge is power. Ten pointg Annual Boardg Athletic letterg Shorthand awardsg Homeroom secretary: S. A. A. collector: Typist. Tower Timesg G. A. A.g Girls' Com' merce Club. BURKETT, LLOYD Red Imagination rules the world. Science Clubg Boys' Chess Club. BYOM, MYRTLE Blondie Speech is silver: Silence is golden. Homeroom secretaryg Girls' Com' merce Clubg G. A. A. CASPERSEN, ROBERT Bob He is never less at leisure than when at leisure. Ice Yacht Club. COEFEY, DANIEL Dan A will to dog a soul to dare. Latin Clubg Science Clubg Boys' Chess Club. CROSS, HERMAN i.HeTmi- Calmness is a great advantage. Homeroom secretaryg Annual Board BRIGGs, LLOYD Lloyd A snail has nothing on me for speed. BULMAN, NEIL UNCH.. Happy man be his dole. BUTTERFIELD, ARTHUR ..ATt,, To take life too seriously does not befit me. CARLMARK, DOROTHY ..DOt,, Her charm arises from her willingness to help. 'iMartha g Double Quartetq A Cap' pella Choirg Girls' Vocational Clubg Classical Music Club. CNARE, DOROTHY Dot All say that she is fair and on the square. Athletic letterg Homeroom program chairmang President, G. A. A.: Stu' dent Councilg Student Clubg Girls' Commerce Club. CHRISTENSON, GLADYS Christy Life's a jest and all things show itg I thought so once, and now I know it. Homeroom vicefpresidentg Short' hand awardsg Music Clubg Girls' Commerce Clubg Domestic Science Clubg Hostess Club. CROUCH, JUNE Mickey A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. Music Clubg Ice Yacht Clubg French G-A'Agi Mgsic Club: Hostess Club? Club. Chef Club- Domestic Science Club. Page 25' DEBECK, JOHN johnny There is no need to hurry. There is no cause to worry. DYER, HARKJLD Harold He is a politician from the word go. Homeroom program chairman: Def bate Club: Band. EDLUND, ALBERT AAI., Obstacles pass before a smile. Homeroom vicefpresident and sec' retary: Pageant. ENGLEMAN, ALLEN Bud All men have their faults: too much modesty is mine. Homeroom secretary: Holfhi Club: Ice Yacht Club. EVERI-IART, HARRY Ham Fair words never hurt the tongue. Pageant: Perfect attendance. FAULKES, WILLIAM Bill A little blufiing now and then Doesn't hurt the best of men. Scene painting: Cartoon Club. FIELD, ARTHUR HAH.. Ulf good qualities are measured in height, he sure has plenty. Honor Society: Service Tower Times: Track: Sherwood g Grow' ing Pains : Stage electrician. Page 26 DOMINI, HELEN A'Ginger Where there is music and dancing, There let me be, too. Shorthand awards: ACappellaChoirg G. A. A.: Hostess Club: Music Club: Domestic Science Club. EDLAND, ARTHUR Art A good man never dies.' Homeroom vicefpresident: Travel Club: Chef Club: Public Speaking Club. ELLESTAD, JUNIOR Ted A busier lad you'll never Gnd, nor anyone with a brighter mind. Ten point: Homeroom vice-presi- dent: Student Council: Science Club. EVANS, JACK ..Eg.. 'kHe hides a man's heart 'neath a m81d'S sweet demeanor. Homeroom president and secretary: Student Council: Chef Club: Root' ers' Club. FAGERSTROM, ERIR Swede Fame is no plant that grows on mortal soil. Homeroom president: Football: Boys' Chess Club. FELTON, DONALD Don The hand that follows intellect can achieve. FIELMAN, WILLIAM Bill They're only truly great who are really good. S. A. A. collector: Ushers' Club: Golf Club: Art Metal Club. FINNEGAN, ROSEMARY Pat Slim, sweet. pert - vivacious and alert. Homeroom president and vice-presi- dent: Athletic letter: President. Hostess Club: Shorthand awards: G. A. A.: Music Club. FISHER, MABLE S1msl1ine Life without laughter is not worth living. Tower Times: junior Players: Latin Club: Music Club. Fix, FREDERICK Fred His greatest sin is a happy grin. Biology Club: Ice Yacht Club: Bird Club. FOURNIER, LIONEL Lanny To be great is to be mis' understood. Homeroom vicefpresident: Art Metal Club. FRYDENLUND, RUTH Hcurlyl' She came, saw, and conquered. Junior Players: Music Club: Hostess Club: Domestic Science Club. GAUSMAN, ALTA Alta My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. Shorthand award: Girls' Commerce Club. GEISHERT, MARY ANN Mamie Many graced this maiden's jovial smile. Ten point: Homeroom president: Shorthand awards: Girls' Vocational Club: German Club. FIscH ER, BERNARDINE In books, in work, in health, in play, she's there. Secretary, Honor Society: Ten point: Letter of Commendation: Home' room vicefpresident: S. A. A. Col' lector: Tower Times: Shaw Award: Student Council: French Club' Sherwood . FISHER, HELEN askippefu A good heart is a letter of credit. Homeroom vicefpresident: Athletic letter: G. A. A. Fix, JANE .IGMS-1 Quiet determination is written all over her face. Homeroom president: Ten point: Annual Board: Biology Club. FOYE, EDDIE MACC., He looks small and quiet, but -! Junior Class Treasurer: S. A. A. col' lector: Tower Times: Growing Pains : Sherwood . FRYE, ALBURNEY UAV. Appearances are deceiving. Homeroom secretary: Football: Ice Yacht Club: Camera Club: Tune In . GAY, GLADYS Co1key 'LLabor brings its own rewards. President, Honor Society: Service En: Letter of Commendation: Ten Point: Homeroom president: Or' chestra: Latin Club: Press Club: Debate Club. GEORGE, FRANCIS Sandy, The greatest of men e'er loved repose Page 27 miie-I P-I UHII' GERBER, DORIS Dade NO sweeter blossom e'er did grow. Ten point: Homeroom President: Shaw Award: Girls' Vocational Club: Student Club. GRATZ, JOHN Hj0h'fl', A friend more divine than all divinitiesf' German Club: Travel Club. GRIFF, NICK Applebe'rry He looks like a Roman gladiator, and acts like onegsometimesf' Football: Homeroom vice-president. GUNDERSON, JEANLYN MGM., Looking down to smile on those below. President, French Club: Music Club: Girls' Vocational Club. HAGEN, THELMA Boots There's nothing so becomes a maid as modest stillness and humility. G. A. A.: Music Club: Girls' Chess Club. HAMMOND, HILDA Hilda She's always the same good friend to everyone she knows. Ten point: Homeroom secretary: Shorthand awards: Typist, Annual Board: Girls' Commerce Club: Girls' Vocational Club. HANSON, MARGARET ..Muggs,. Come and trip it as we go, on the light fantastic toe. Homeroom vicefpresident: Hostess Club: Music Club: Student Club. Page 28 GIBSON, MARIKJN npip., Naivete enough to balance the world's sophistication. Service EN: S. A. A. Collector: Band: Orchestra: Growing Pains : Dramatics Club: Music Club. GREGG, DONALD Butch A quiet lad who has wisdom in his eye. Honor Society: Ten point: Home' room president: Homeroom program chairman: Tower Times: Track: Scene painting: Art Club: German Club: Travel Club. GRUENDLER, RUTH ANN Her presence makes us regret her parting. Service EN: Homeroom president and vicefpresidentg S. A. A. col' lectorg Shorthand awards: Tower Times: Annual Board: G. A. A.: Student Club: Social Etiquette Club. HADDON, JANET MAE Jenks Laughter holding both her sides. A Cappella Choir: Orchestra: Music Club: Domestic Science Club. HALLMTAN, HAZEL Hazel And ever her smile drew a host of admirers. Shorthand award: Tower Times: Press Club: Girls' Commerce Club: German Club. HAMRE, CLARENCE Ham A social, honest man was he. Homeroom viceepresident, secretary, and sports captain: Treasurer, Scrib- blers' Clubg Boys' Travel Club: Ice Yacht Club, Geography Club: Hol- Hi Club. HANSON, NORMAN Norm He carries himself with a swagger. Secretary, Science Clubg Latin Club: Sherwood g Ice Yacht Club, Boys' Chess Club. HARKER, HOWARD Howie Once I loved a bonnie lass. H O m e ro O m secretary: Bird Club: Biology Club. HAVEY, DAVID Davy Thought is better than riches in strange places. HERDEOIQ, GLADYS Gladys If you cannot have what you Wish for-Wish for something else. S. A. A. collector: Shorthand award: Girls' Commerce Club. HESSLING, CHARLES Charlie Human bodies are such fools for all their colleges and schools. Football: Homeroom sports captain: Ice Yacht Club. HILL, WILLIAM Bill For all that, and all that-the man's good for all that. A Cappella Choir: S. A. A. col' lector: Music Club: Boys' Chess Club. HILLIQUE, WOODROW Woody Would there were more like him. S. A. A. collector. HOCHSTETTER, WALTER Wally Worth makes the man. Football: Homeroom president: Sec' retary and treasurer, Ice Yacht Club. HAUSER, FRANCES Frances Hang sOrroWMcare'll kill a cat. Shorthand awards: Girls' Commerce Club: Girls' Art Club. HENRY, LAVERPIE ..Lee,, Bashfulness is only an Ornament to youth. S. A. A. collector: Press Club: Gerf man Club: Boys' Chef Club: Golf Club: Geography Club. HERMANSON, SARA ANN nsaryn Eyes like stars-only brown. Band: Music Club. HILDEN, ETHEL Toots Hair-wlike fire and light-to inspire great deeds. Homeroom president: S. A. A. col' lector: G. A. A.: Girls' Vocational Club. HILLEBRANDT, JACK Wimpy How natural it was for him to please. Manager, football and basketball: Vice-president, Boys' Travel Club: Homeroom vice-president. HINZ, RUTH Ruthie I chatter, chatter as I go. Secretary, French Club: Annual Board: Tower Times: Latin Club: Bird Club. HOLCOMB, WARREN Flash He puts everything he's got into it. SherwOOcl : Public Speaking Club: Program chairman, Geography Club: Boys' Business Club: Art Hobby Club. Page 29 UHISGII FPIII UH HOLMAN, MYRTLE Babe A witty woman is a treasure: a witty beauty is a power. S. A. A. collector: Music Club: Student Club. HORSTMEYER, OLIVE Mole., Busy little lady with a busy little mind. Shorthand award: Athletic award: G. A. A.: Junior Players: Dramatics Club. HULT, CLARICE Claris Virtue is like a rich stone- best plain set. Shorthand award: Homeroom secref tary: Student Club: Girls' Commerce Club. HUSTON, DOROTHY ..D0t,, A lady whose dignity hides the mirth that is hers. Homeroom vicefpresident and secref tary: S. A. A. collector: Secretary, Girls' Vocational Club: Latin Club: Student Club: Tower Times: Stu' dent Council. IMHOFF, EARL ..Bud,, He's a good little senior with shining red hair: He's carried himself with a stately air. President, Boys' Travel Club: Home' room president: Student Council: Band: Dance Orchestra. JACOBSON, GRANT Ulrike., 'LWhy worry when life's so short? Ice Yacht Club: Checkers Club: Chef Club. JOHNSTON, MILDRED Millie Mighty sweet, mighty wise, the fun just twinkles in her eyes. Homeroom program chairman: Def bate Club: Classical Music Club: Girls' Vocational Club: Music Club: Dramatics Club. Page 30 HORSTMEIER, FREDERICK Horne He lays aside his private cares, to mind the Kirk and State aifairsf' Service Eu: Ten point: Homeroom president and secretary. HOTMAR, MAURICE Marry No arts could appease him, no arms could repel. S. A. A. collector: Boys' Travel Club. HUSON, W1LLARlu Bill BashfulQ?J-but give him a chance. SherwOod : Science Club: Chess Club. HusTON, HERBERT Herbie Oh, if you could only cook! Camera Club: Chess Club: Ice Yacht Club: Boys' Chef Club. IRWIN, DONALD Don 'iOfofoh! What a little luck can do. Vice-president. Camera Club: An' nual Board: Boys' Business Club. JOHNSON, ROBERT Bob Little man, what now? Service Eu: President, Scribblers' Club: Homeroom program chair' man: Tower Times: Ushers' Club. JONES, SPENCER Butch I-Ie'll always laugh-he'll alawys talk, but never past you will he stalk. Football: S. A. A. collector: Presi' dent, Music Club: Boys' Travel Club: Classical Music Club, JOPKE, JUNE JOHN I work with patience which means power. Homeroom secretary: Music Club: G. A. A. KELLEY, MURIEL Babe Silence is a sweeter thing than clever words that bite and sting. Intramural sports. KINu, MARY Mickey She's little but she's wise: she's a terror for her size. S. A. A. collector: Student Council: G. A. A.: Music Club. KLIPSTEIN, FREDERICK Klippy Thank heavens my name isn't Isaac. ' As You Like It. LABROSSE, LAWRENCE Larry Wanna buy a duck? Model Club: Camera Club. LAZARZ, MARUARET Marge She likes fun, she likes jokes, just the same as other folks. Shorthand award: German Club: Hostess Club. LIN IQ, MARGARET Marg A quiet maiden intent on her work, we know her duty she'll never shirl-r. Homeroom vicelpresidentg German Club: Ten point: Tower Times' Student Councilg Press Club. KALTENBERG, ELIZABETH Lizzie To be obtrusive is not my way. Shorthand award: Girls' Commerce Club. KENNEDY, ELEANOR Eleanor Raven hair and eyes to match, a disposition that is bound to catch. Shorthand award: Girls' Commerce Club: French Club: Chess Club. KOPP, DOROTHY Dot Clad in silence and honor. Salutatorian: Honor Society: Home' room president and vicefpresident: Ten point: Tower Times: Student Council: Latin Club. KRAMER, ROBERT ..Bob.. Maybe I'm wrong. Trackg Football: President, Camera Club: Band: Student Council: Sec' retary, Boys' Business Club: Tower Times: Science Club. LANDSN ESS, SADA Here's the girl with a heart and a smile, who makes the bubble of life worth while. Homeroom president and vice-presi- dent: A Cappella Choir: Girls' Vo' cational Club: Classical Music Club. LIND, ROBERT Bob No gall has ever poisoned my pen. Honor Society: Service EU: Editor, Tower Times: Sherwood : Home' room president: S. A. A. collector: President. Music Club: HifYg As You Like It. LOFTUS, ALVIN ..Bud., Wisefcracking his way through life. Manager of basketball: Homeroom president: Secretary, Boys' Business Club: President, Geography Club. Page 31 LOTHE, ADELINE HHGPPQYH A jolly good scout, brim full of fun: When she gets started, things surely hum. Homeroom program chairman: Press Club: Sherwood : Dramatic Club: Music Club: Hostess Club: junior Players. LYNCH, EDWARD ..Ed.. In this youth man finds a friend. Intramural Sports: Boys' Chef Club: Stage Crew. MAssEY, LESTER Les And even his failings lean to virtue's side. Honor Society: Football: Ten point: junior Class Vice-President: Home' room president and secretary: An' nal Board: President, Student Counf cil: Science Club: Vicefpresident, Model Club. MAY, LORRAINE Larry A maiden fair and entrancing, possessed with a fondness of dancing. Music Club: G.A.A.: Hostess Club: Domestic Science Club. MCDONALD, ROBERT ..B0b,, S. A. A. collector: Holfhi Club: Boys' Travel Club: Chess Club. MILLER, VORIS -tvovyii For what I will, I will, and there I end. Homeroom sports captain: Annual Board: Boys' Chef Club: Ice Yacht Club: Pirates of Penzancen: Sher wood'.' MDHR, BERNICE Beanie A good disposition is more valuable than gold. G. A. A.: Girls' Vocational Club. Page 32 LUDWIG, WILLIAM ..Biu., 'Tis my coloring that slays 'em. MARTINSON, ALFRED Marty Life is what you make it: the world is how you take it. Ushers' Club: Science Club: Model Club: Intramural Sports. MATHEWS, FRANK Fmnk A friend through thick and thin. Latin Club: Ice Yacht Club. MCALLISTER, HELEN Her kind is hard to find. Geography Club. MESSERSCHMIDT, LOWELL ..Bud., Then he will tallcggood gods! How he will talk! Service En: Homeroom vicefpresi' dent: Tower Times: Debate Team: Student Council: Tune In , pub- licity manager: As You Like It : Boys' Travel Club: Science Club: French Club. MOE, LLOYD Blondie Sober, steadfast, and demuref' Boys' Business Club: Music Club. MONI, HELEN Reserved and thoughtful is she. S. A. A. collector: Girls' Vocational Club: Music Club. MONSEES, EDITH Eddie The girl with a smile is the girl worth while. Shorthand award: Girls' Commerce Club: Hostess Club: Girls' Vocaf tional Club. MOORE, LOUISE Louie A good student. a hne friend. Shorthand award: Student Council: S. A. A. collector: Tower Times: Annual Board. MURRAY, KATHRYN ..Kay.. Loved for her chcerfulness, zest. and ability. Shorthand award: Homeroom sccre' tary: S. A. A. collector: Growing Pains : Student Club: Girls' Vocaf tional Club. MYREN, MILDRED Milly Old King Cole was a jolly old soul. Shorthand award: Girls' Commerce Club. NARF, ARTHUR Artie You'd never think it to look at me, would you? Service E : Tune ln : A Cap' pella Choir: Ushers' Club: Music Club. NELSON, BERNHARD ..Ab,. Honor comes only when it's deserved. Service Band: Orchestra: Chess Club: Science Club: Camera Club: S. A. A. collector: Stage electrician. NESVIG, ELLEN Her friendship is like the breath' ing rose, with sweets in every fold. S. A. A. collector: Hostess Club: Latin Club: G. A. A. MOORE, DONALD MDW., Have a good time while you're living, for you're a long time dead. Latin Club: Bionlm Club. MOORE, MARIE. Wootie Toot Charming and sweet. and ever so neat! Homeroom secretary: S. A. A. col' lector: A Cappella Choir: Nature Club: Classical Ivlusic Club. MYERS, JACK Blake The very spirit of integrity. Honor Society: Annual Board: Ten point: Tower Times: S. A. A. col' lectorg Homeroom president: Letter of commendationg Student Council: Junior and Senior Class President: Boys' Travel Club: Stage Crew: Press Club: Track. NAFEZ, CHARLETTE uchy., Full of wit, full of fun, does she greet everyone. Athletic letter: A Cappella Choir: G. A. A.: Music Club: Girls' Vocaf tional Club. NATVIO, GORDON Go1'dy He is not conscious of his worth. Ushers' Club: Ice Yacht Club: Art Metal Club: Geography Club. NELSON, HOWARD Howie A musician well known. S. A. A. collector: President, Model Club: Band: Orchestra: Dance Or' ehestra. NICHOLS, MARION NNW., She has a winning way, a joyful look, and ever finished what she undertook. Homeroom vicefpresidcnt: Annual Board: Nature Club: Hostess Club: Scribblers' Club. Page 33 20-I UH .I. A iits' 'T R giwwgw I.. - . i f. mf MHFPH ODEGAARD, PERDELLA ..Del,, From the top of her head to the tip of her toes. she's all mirth. Hostess Clubg G. A. A. OLSEN, MARION Ole Her ways are ways of pleasaritnessf' Girls' Commerce Club. PEASE, ROBERT ..B0b.. Dreamy brown eyes looking down from on high. Homeroom vice'president, Checker Club, Boys' Chef Club, Ice Yacht Clubg Chess Club. PERKINS, DUANE ..PUky,, How long! How long! But how he gets there! Chess Club. PETERSON, RICHARD Dick An enthusiast for East's success. Boys' Chef Club, Philatelists' Club. POGUE, VANETA Sallie She gives her thoughts no tongue. Student Clubg Biology Club, Social Etiquette Club, Girls' Vocational Club. POWERS, VINA Her warm cheering words melt all ice of silence. Shorthand award: Girls' Commerce Clubg Hostess Clubg Girls' Voca' tional Club. Page 34 OLESON, VIOLET ..Vi,, Let's smile and be jollyg to worry is folly. Music Club: Scribblers' Club: Clas' sical Music Club. OLsoN, ALDEN Ole My father was Irish and my mother, French. Golf Club, Art Club, Boys' Travel Club. PEoERsoN, GENEVA A maiden of sterling worth. Shorthand award. PETERSON, ERLAND If quietness indicates wisdom. he's a whole library. Ice Yacht Club: Biology Club. POBANZ, RUTH A mighty dandy girl to meet, and just as good as she is sweet. Shorthand award, Junior Players: Hostess Club. PoR'rER, LEW Lefty How he studies and recites! Gives the flunkers forty frightsf' Debate Teamg Science Clubg Chess Club. PREsToN, ALBERT Bud I am Sir Oracle and when I ope my lips, let no dog bark. Tower Timesg Model Clubg Science Club, Chess Club, Camera Club. PRIDEAUX, STANLEY Stan Wisely I say. I am a bachelor. Stage crew: Chef Club: Camera Club. RAAN Es, ELFRIEDA Fritz That reminds me-of a story. Shorthand award: Athletic letter: G. A. A.: Music Club: Girls' Comf merce Club. RANK, PEOOY mpeg., Peggy's only weapon is a dimplef' President, Girls' Commerce Club: Annual Board: Student Council: Tower Times: G. A. A.: Latin Club. REAM, GRACE She excels with her hands, as well as with her brains. Secretary, Art Hobby Club: Hostess Club. RICHARDSON, CARSON Aloe.. Some think the world was made for fun. Homeroom vicefpresident: President, Bird Club: Band: A Cappella Choir: Public Speaking Club: Stage Crew. ROCCA, CATHERINE .Kay-, Small and fair and not proud, she had a tongue. yet was never loud. Junior Class Treasurer: Senior Class VicefPresident: Ten point: Short' hand award: Homeroom president: Tower Times: Annual Board: Art Ngetal Club: French Club: Scribblers' Cub. RUNSTROM, BERNICE Bonny Best is she liked who is alike to all. Athletic letter: Secretary. G. A. A.: Homeroom secretary: Vicefpresident. giiergch Club: Student Club: Latin u . QUILTY, JOHN Quinta When business and pleasure inter fere, it's not business with pleasure near. Golf Club: Latin Club. RANDALL, BLANCI-IE Tess Swing away sorrow, cast away cares, Music Club: G.A.A.: Hostess Club RAYNOHA, ANN HI dream of castles in Spain. alas, even the Spanish Main. Biology Club: Hostess Club. REIERSON, ROsiE We'll never forget the girl who always had a perfect wave. Ten point: C. A. A.: French Club. RISLEY, CLEMETH ..RiS,, Girls may come and girls may go, but I go on forever. Service Football: Tune In : Martha : President, Hol-hi Club: Classical Music Club: Ushers' Club: Travel Club: Double Quartet: Track. ROONEY, RALPH Rooms Not a sinner, not a saint perhaps. But, well-the very best of chaps! Homeroom secretary: Band: Chess Club: Secretary, Model Club: Ice Yacht Club. RUTLIN, JUNE Sweetness ever accompanies smallnessf' S. A. A. collector: Girls' Commerce Club: Shorthand award. Page 37 mr-nie ml'r'lI'P-I SAGEN, RICHARD ..Dick,, Better be out of the world than out of fashion. Hol'hi Club: Ice Yacht Club. SCHAUS, FRED Fritz A jolly good kid. too tall to be hid. Service Vicefpresident. Ushers' Club: A Cappella Choir: S. A. A. collector: Chef Club. SCHMIEDLIN, WILLARD Willy Goodfnaturcd, busy, and to all a friend. Vicefcommodore, Ice Yacht Club. SCHROEDER, MARY JANE Always jolly, always kind: she's the girl we like to find. Entered East High from Fond du Lac, Wisconsin: Hostess Club. SHROSBREE, JOAN AIO., Here's the humor of it! Entered East from Elkhorn: S. A. A. collector: Shorthand award: Girls' Vocational Club: Hostess Club: Stu- dent Club: Geography Club. SLINGER, DUNCAN Dune Calm, cool, and collected. Homeroom president: Model Club: Cartoon Club: Art Hobby Club. SUMMER, JEANNE ADM.. Come not within the measure of my wrath. Homeroom president: S. A. A. col' lector: Tower Times: French Club: Dramatics Club: Growing Pains : Sherwood . Page 36 SANDER, PEARL Her own thoughts are her companions. Student Club: G. A. A. SCHIMMING, LILLIAN MLW, Gentle in manner, firm in reality. Vice'president. Junior Players: Stu' dent Council: Shorthand award. SCHMITZ, WILLIAM Bill A Hne friend, fellow, and captain. Honor Society: Football: Basketball: Track: Letter of Commendation: Homeroom president: S. A. A. col' lector: Sherwood : Vice-president, German Club: HifY. SHOWERS, HowARD What should a man do. but be merry? SKOLAS, CHARLOTTE Char A leader wherever she goes. a true friend to everyone she knows. Homeroom president: S. A. A. col' lector: Girls' Commerce Club: Social Etiquette Club: Shorthand award. SMITH, GALE Smitty A man of good repute and estimation. S. A. A. collector: Boys' Business Club. SOMMERS, THELMA Thel Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens .. are. Entered from Cottage Grove: Music Club: A Cappella Choir. SORENSON, HANS Burr A man who was master of one person-himself. Ho m e ro o m vicefpresidentg Holfhi Club. STEHR, RUSSELL The nobly born must nobly meet his fate. Science Club. STOKES, CHARLES Chuck My weakness is red hair. Homeroom secretaryg S. A. A. col' lectorg Tower Timesq Student Counf cilg Advanced Golf Club. SULLIVAN, PHYLLIS Phyl Much mirth and no madness, all good and no badnessf' Shorthand award, Homeroom vice' president. SWEET, BERNARD Mme., I'm wherever you may look. Service E , Annual Boardg Cheer' leader, Band, Orchestra, Latin Club, Tower Times: A Cappella Choir: Martha , Sherwood . THORPE, CLARENCE Saying and doing are two different things. Model Club. TIEDT, ANNA A pleasant smile for all. Shorthand award: Girls' Commerce Club: Travel Club. SPDERL, EDWARD Eddie There were some things that he stretched, but mainly he told the truth. Press Clubg Coin Club. STEVENS, JUNIOR Steve I can argue with anyone about anything. Program chairman, Science Club: Shaw Award, Tower Timesg Debate Club: Student Council, Growing Painsng Camera Club. STREBER, RAY Schimmel In this youth man Ends a friend. Commodore, Ice Yacht Clubg Art Metal Club. SWANSON, JUNE Swanee As lanquid as a lily pond. Band, Latin Club, Music Club. TAKLE, KNUTE Up, up, my friends, and quit your books. Homeroom secretary, Tower Times, A Cappella Choir, Music Club, Chess Clubg Classical lvfusic Club. TIEDMAN, FLORENCE .Tuggyn How she studies and recites! Scribblers' Clubg Music Club, jig- Saw Club. TIFFANY, JOE ..Stig,, The music goes 'round and 'round and it comes out here. Secretary, Travel Clubg Orchestrag Band: Student Council. Page 37 TITLEY, VIRGINIA 'kMy hair and I proclaim my nationality. Homeroom secretary: Music Club: Jig'Saw Club. TORPY, WAYLAND To'rp Small, but great in capacity. Rooters' Club: Biology Club. VAUGHN, JOHN Duke . Well, all seniors can't be tall. Homeroom secretary: Band: Music Club: Press Club: Boys' Business Club: Scribblers' Club: Chess Club. VERBERKMOES, JOHN llV6TbCTk,Y Fair and square, tall and slim: lucky lad, we envy him. Annual Board: S. A. A. collector: Homeroom president: vicefpresident, program chairman: President, Biol' ogy Club: Secretary. Ushers' Club. VILBERG, ROBERT Butcl1', My eyes are straight ahead. Homeroom secretary: Vicefpresident, Student Council: Ten point: Home' room secretary: S. A. A. collector: Tower Times: Band: Golf Club. WENGER, BILL Winlqie Moderately wise should every man be, but never otherwise. Homeroom president, vicefpresident, secretary: Biofilm Club. WHITING, GEORGIA 'LWhat's Harlow got that I haven't7 S. A. A. collector: Treasurer. Girl Reserves: Junior Players. Page 38 TOLLEFSON, RUTH Boots Quiet, courteous, and liked by all. Chess Club: Music Club: Treble Clef Club. VALE, HELEN Always a cheery countenance. S. A. A. collector: Student Council: Shorthand award: Girls' Commerce Club: Typist, Tower Times. VEITCH, GEORGE The mildest mannered man. VERTHEIN, ALBERTA tr Laugh. and the world laughs with you: Dance, and I'll dance too. Homeroom president, vicefpresident, secretary: Annual Board: Shorthand award: Secretary, Social Etiquette Club: French Club: Student Club. WALLER, OSCAR Ossie Quiet-yes, in school. WHITESITT, VIRGINIA If gift of gab is riches, I'll always be broke. Homeroom secretary: Dancing Club: Treble Clef Club: Girls' Commerce Club: Vocational Club: Shorthand award. WILD, ELVINA Vinie As a talker she can't be beat: her speed takes you off your feet. Athletic letter: Shorthand award: Annual Board: Travel Club: Girls' Commerce Club: C. A. A. WrLsoN, CEDRIC Red Strange to say he wore a bashful look -A-thc Held his study- nature his book. WITSCHE, ANNETTE Wit.vcl1e 'LTo workgor not to works that is the question. S. A. A. collector: Tower Times: Girls' Vocational Club: German Club. YAHN ..NanCe1, It's the q WIPPERFURTH, BETTY JANE I'm not as bashful as I look. Shorthand award: Homeroom vice' president: Music Club. WITTE, PHYLLIS Phyl 'Tm not only witty myself, but the cause of wit in others. Homeroom secretary: Tower Times: Ten point: Band: Orchestra: Latin Club: Press Club: Entered from Cottage Grove High. KE, NANCY uiet worker who succeeds. Treasurer, Honor Society: Letter of Commendation: Ten point: Home- room president: S. A. A. collector: Shaw award: Tower Times: Band: As You Like It : Student Council: Domestic Science Club. BRAUN, EVA NEW., I speak in a monstrous little voice. S. A. A. collector: G. A. A.: Hostess Club: Biology Club: Music Club. GARVIN, LOWELL Lowell A start, and now the finish. Entered from Hyde Park, Chicago: Track. THOMAS, PAUL Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Advanced Model Club. Class Song of 1936 f f Lost Lost -a school that was so true, Lost- the moment we left you, Lost, or strayed, or gone far away, Sophomores, keepers, seniors, weepers. Lost - teachers that were so dear, Lost-joys that we ue had here, Lost, our school, bar we are always tr Welll never lose our love for you. Page 39 BREDESON, GLENN A'Glennl' The secret of success is constancy to purpose. Music Club. ue, MHP? 1936 TUWEIQ TAI.ES.1l-..i. ilu illlmnnriam Eunalh Nrrllersnn Don1ld one of the b st llked students of East Hgh one whose fr1endsh1p was eher lshed by all would hive been grlduited wlth the June el ss of 1916 had It not been for lus tr1g1c death on 1nu1ry 18 19 v4 'glllerunn mhen of 1916 He w1s outstmdmg Lthletlellly is well is seholistleally Hls fnenclshlp too wis sought md vilued by 1ll He wls k1lled on August Vu 1914 e ' c' ' . , e V ' 7 'Q ' - f 5 ' , . . 1 . . l , Vernon was also a member of the June Class T . ' . . ' 1 1 3 'A 1 1 Y 1 ' C . . . . V L Y U-, K D Page 40 ti? e'll haue a t.ouchdoum.when at ZOUGI' . let. uf hear make. rome non 4141 Fifi x lr? cum WS' l I : 4 I n r v L.-lll936 TUWEIQ TALES First Row: S, Vaars. S. Hermanson. D. Gerber, C. Rocca, J. Myers, Miss Dietrich. Sponsor. L. Massey, H. Ham' inond. H. Hallman, P. Rank. Second Row: R, Ream, D. Grinde. G. Riley, L. Moore, M. Seymour, V. Brussow, Fix, M, Nichols. M. Skidmore, L. Bradford. Tlriul Row: R. Kramer. R. Hinz. B. Runstrom, M. Swanton, B. Sweet. E. Wild. R. Gruendler, M. Teuchert, -I. Berkan. Fourth Row: D. Gregg. D. Irwin, L. Enger, Verherlcmoes, H. Cross, L. Henry, V. Miller. Hannan, C. Ladwig, -I. Ragan. Annual Board Hard work, but great accomplishment was achieved in this important organization. The editors are chosen at the beginning of the year by a committee of teachers. Their work continues from the opening of school until the Annual comes out in the spring. Their greatest aim is to make a book that the pupils will enjoy. Chairmen of Annual Sections Dig in and workin is the motto of the chairmen of committees of the annual hoard. First Row: G. Riley, S. Vaars. JACK Mvlins Second Row: R. Hinz, R. Ream. R, A. Gruendler. LESTER MAssxiY ELlfIll7'i7l'Cl1lEf Third Row: B. Sweet. B, Kramer, J. Verherkmoes. Engraving Editor M .- Page 41 1936 TCWEIQ TAlE First Row. C. Nalfz. Y. Mcmrrow. S. Vaars. M. O'Brien. Ellis, Miss Vogelbaugh, D. Carlmark. M. Kehl. E, Kal' land, M. Astell, M. Riley. Second Row: M. L. Porter, C. Duncan, E. Berge. M. Skidmore. P. Blust, D. Lexvold. C. Witte. V, Oleson. A. Ballard, Loftsgordon. M. Haddon. E. Steward. Third Row: L. Nelson. A, Hovde. S. Grill, B. Sauthoflf, S. Landsness, D. Garfoot. I. Zieharth. Johnson, M. jones. G. Anacker, N. Alderman. Fourth Row: M. Mitchell, M. Kalland, R. Bruns, R. Moreland. R. Neuman, R. Martin. E. Selstad, L. Bassett, G. Mann. R. Farness, D. Mindrum. M. McKitrick. Fifth Row: R. Hein. G. Hill, W. Cgdon, W. Hombcrg, B. Park, R. Fagerstrom, W. Prideaux. W. Tetzloll, E. Helmke. B. Hill. C. Risley. Sixth Row: C. Richardson, D. Smith. W. Penewell, B. Sweet. H. Cross. S. jones. T. Baken, K. Tackle. A Cappella Choir Miss Cecile Vogelbaugh directs the A Cappella Choir which was organized five years ago and is composed of seventyffive members. In order to be eligible for membership in the choir, one must have had one year of training in the chorus class. This group presents an operetta every year and has to its credit The Pirates of Penzance, The Chimes of Normandy, Tune In, and l.M11FthH.l1 Classical Music Club The Classical Music Club is composed of the same members as the A Cappella Choir. Most of their time is spent in preparing selections for programs. In other words, it is a hardfworking group. Officers are: President . . C. RISLEY Secretary . . D. LExvoLn Page 42 l93l5 TDWEIQ TALES First Raw: S. Hermzinson. E. Kullund. J. Gregg. -l. Ellis. M. Blawuseli, M. Cotli. B. Soinmerlield, V. Love, V. Lundy Sei-mid Row: M. Ascell. A. Robinson. V. Witte, Mickey. R. Breklce. B. Randall, B. Mason. N. Sliowziltcr, A Leury. Third Row: M. King. B. Still, 1. Wlxite, C. Duncan, M. Holman, M. jones, A. Bullard. R. Tollelson, E. Straus N. Berggren. Frrlfflll Row: M. Frye. D, Olson. Seuls. L. Mergen. E, Seymour, O. Xvlillllltl. V. Nyberg. Berkzln. Lofts' gordon. M. Scliuedel. V. Griffith. Treble Clef Club The iirst period chorus class has been reserved for girls only, tlie group being known :ls the Treble Clef Club. It is un organized group with regularly elected oflicers. Mildred jones is this ye:1r's president. The club sang in both the District :ind the State Music Tournaments. Music Club A wider appreciation of music is the purpose of the Music Club. Students and outside talent contribute to the success of the prof grains. Oflicers of the club are: President . . S. JONES Secretary . . . . M. JONES Program clmirman . . C. N.'XFFZ Page 43 w IQZIIS TOWEIQ TAI.ES The Band Fun! Run' II. Iiyvr, I. RlcIx.uxIs, H. hlulmmmx, II. Raxsmusscn, E. LRIZIIIZ, Ii. InxImiI', D, AIcAn11dv1', V. Illcnn, Mr. XVuI!rls, li. Ifvlnriu' ,I. 'I'1II.my. R. Iilrkn-ln, ,l. I.:u'sux1, V. Illn'n,Isuv1, V. Mnrllruelk, W. Ellis. YV. Ogden. SI-.1fmIIimu M. Mltclnvll, K. Czxws, M. I'Lu1sI1, M. IZ1I1sun,S. A. Hcrmimsun, I'. IYittc, K. Vvrlkms, L. Phslcr, N. Uny. ,I. FvIxI.lll M, Ii. RIIJIMII, L. IIuIN'Inc1', ID. M. Ihgnrc, IU. Gcrfcn, N, Lcvalmlcr. M. McK1ll'1ck. Thml Run' IJ. I'ulnzum, Ii. Hurdurk, Ii, Stlyms, YI. Vnuglm, L. Imhuff, M. Hzmumgb, V. Wmu, G. Kuhnz, M. Tnpplv, Ii. IJ-mglwrry F. Mznhvr. fl, III-lt. Il. ArnUlII. M. Bl1I'rIci. F. SchruiI'wcl', M. HIIQIIYS. FUHTII1 Run' H. NI-lsun, IS. NI-lsun. If. Lzxvm, R. 1Irln'l1dIcl', I'. Mntlxisml, Ii. Hurnxncmlls, R. M-:ruI.1mI, M, Mitfhvll, I. XVumIxx.nuI, R Ifdwnlxls. Fzjlh Run' M. I'IllggS, A. 'I'Ixim.gs!1nI. N. Mlsnur, L. Stilgvn, D. XVOUJ. XV. Sulflrt. V. Sczhsrl, H. ScImutzIvr, XY. Radlw, I, Kmsul. NI Nnrlwlf, M. Mnrtxlm. Smth Run' L, lJ.w1Jfm1, IS. Park, IS. Swuur, P. Nullc, R. Vilbcrg. The Orchestra F1151 Run I'. N-llrv. I7. XYIIULI, M. IIIIIQIIVS, If. IJuugIxrlly, M. Parish. M. Ilrlpggs, M. Tipplc, Mr. XV-Iltcrs, M. Hxlstlngm, II. Kulutl, NI Multum. IJ. KZI-lf.-I1. M. Hxlmm, M, Iiuurkl, Ii. Park. Sum-11.1 Run' KI. I'I.nIdun. R. Rcymrldm, H. Rungu, II. I'uIw1', B, Sclmcr, L. Plant. fl. XYAIWIQ, ,l. XY.nrII. R. Pruslmx. V. IIuL'n:Il. AI. HIIYIXIIYI 'lkhml Kun' KI. l'11IIv.u1x. If. MfII::nm'II. If. Mxclxzlvlls. P, Mcliilligzm, II. Hummwnlla. I... Ruugv, If. Ifxlmrg, M, Iiukfn, I'. XVHIU, ,I IK'nmIxxzxrII. Fuurrh Run' II. Nvls-In, Ii. NI-Iwu, H. Imhuif, IV. Seifert, H. Hett, R. Mwrcluml. J. RncI1.u'IIr, R. VIIIHI-rpg. H. SCIlIlCI1'.IL'l', W. H-mmlwrg ll. I.I1n1sIIcn. Fxflll Run' 12. N1-llI1xup. II. IfII1s, R. Hcinz, .I. 'I'1II1my. V. Scifcrt. II. ScI1wvnn, L. Davidson. Page 44 I Q36 TUWEIQ TALES Interpretative Dancing Rrggllm Hlldclwmndl. Betty Nclwn, Maury' xvufff, Mzmry .Iran Sch1'ucJL'r. Ruth Licdkc, Fxnmcxs Klcmurt. Blxmfhc Randall Usher Club Fin! Run' F. Hru'slms'u'1', A. Mzlrtilxacvrx, CI. Rxslvy, U. Nutvig, Agnus V. Leary, Anlvlsur. R. NLIIYIQ, li. Fxulnmn. A. Luthc. 17. Rumatruln D. lrxxzu. Svcund Knut j. Hzmnsm, T. Bukrn, lf. Elmer, B. Tnllcfsmm. XV. Tutzluff, J. Vc1l1c1'kn1nCs. U. kTwhl1sm:n Third Row' L. Brnmllwrst. A. Nnrf, F. Schzxus, B. Pcncwull. L. Engcr. Page 45 19315 TUWEIQ TAI.lfS First Row' H. Huston, P. Witte, Poggeniiller. C. Rocca, N, Yahnke. R. Lind, R. Liedke. M. Hicks, P. Rank M. Gihson. Second Raw: V. Morgan, N. Gay. L. Mcrgen, E. Grimstad, R. johnson. L. Henry, Hannan, M. MaeGowan D. Kopp, V. Witte. Third Row: B. Mason. B. Fischer, E. Stroud, M. McCaughey. Donker, M. Astell. G. Gay. R. Phelan. L. Nelson Fourth Row: E. Vsfilliainson. j. Seals, M. Rose, J. Loftsgorden. L. Runge, O. Wzilliiirm. R. Farness. V. Nyherg, M Schaedel, B. Nelson. Fifth Row: E. Foye. D. Gregg. R. Vilherg, P. Mathison, A. Field. S. Spoerl. L. Messerschinidt, H. Randall. D. Rutlin Press Club Un three different occasions in 1931, 1935, and 1936Nlias our school paper, Tower Times, been honored hy receiving AllfAmerican rating. The paper is issued twice a month regularly. The sponsors are Miss Eulalie Beilel, the editorial staff, and Miss Anna Laura Gehharelt, the business staff. Miss Esther Steude has charge of the Roni-RT Linn ECllIilT Junior High page. Department Editors L. Miassizssciimiur. A. Fuirn. D. Gaim' B. Fiscinmz, G. GAY, D. Kopp NANQY YAHN si-1 Business Manager Page 46 6- ?-1936 TDWEIQ TALES First Row: M. Porter. M. Astell, S. Ballard, M. Wmnltl, V. Cstrander, E, Sclirotz. G. Cooper, D. Gerber. D. Cnare, Second Row' D. Alexander. E. Cnare, M. Pelinka. H. Vale, Seals, D. Grinde, Adams. T. Lien. Tlurtl Row: R. Vlllwerg, D. Rutlin. B, Nelson. V, johnson. L. Morey, L. Parker, M, Swanton. S. Brigluam, sl. Tiffany. Fourtlz Roux R. Torpy. WL Homlwurg. Petrie, L. Massey. L. MCSSCl'SCl1ll1ldf, L. Stitgen, MCLilll1. E. Helmkc. Student Council Wlmiat sllall it lie, a screen or band uniforms? Wlmxtt shall be done about the noise in the halls, cutting across neighbors' gardens, and paper scattered on the lawn? Such questions are decided lay the Student Council which is composed of a representative from each homeroom. It is under the supervision of Miss Hargrave. Officers 'Student Council P. T. A. Executive Council Tl- -.---rfbpl ftlrStd-t . . . ,H WMU In will U, M U U1 East Hlgli School appreciates tlme loyal support ol the PL1I'C11l'TCLlCl1Cl' Crilllllfll enacts suggestions made lay . . . . . , Assocxatlon. individual representatives. lfirxl Row: D. Gerber. B, Nelson, M. I. MR' FRANK CNAM' ' ' ' ' ' P'AL 'fdfl'f ASLCHI Mas. A. P. Por:c:raMl1.l.r.R . . Vice'Presidcnt Sucmul Row: D. Rutland. L. Massey. M155 ESTHFR STNUDI5 - - . . Secretary R. Villwerg. J. Tiffany. Mas. VJILLIAM LACHIZLL ,.......... Trcusmur W I Page 47 1936 i0WElQ TA First Row: F. Thurston. N. Yahnke. D. Oshorne, D. Heick. D. Gregg, G. Hamre, M. Cnare, V. Helmke. Second Row: D. Grinde. M. Swanton, A. Field. W. Dean. W. Schmitz, D. Lexvold. Third Row: B. Fischer, L. Massey, R. Lind, D. Kopp. G.Gay, H onofr Society Those who are elected to the National Honor Society must have .shown superiority in the qualities of Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. Service E Students who perform outstanding service for the school are awarded Service pins. This is truly an honor and we are proud to name the winners of the Service First Row: E. Foye. M. Gihson. G. Cay, R. Ream, M. Hicks. B. Nelson, Al. Poggemiller. F. Duckert. Second Row: M. Swanton. D. Irwin. R. Kramer. D. Deering, C. Risley. L. Bassett. R. Gruendler. Third Row: R. Lind. R. johnson. B. Sweet. L. Messerschinidt. F. Schaus. A. Ficld. B. Nelson. F. Horstineiei Page 48 I 936 TUWED TALES Sruledj C. Schlutcr, L. Hanson, Rohcrtstzld. R. Schlutcr. W. Rzidkc. Huck Row: C. Thorpe. G. Spncrl, B. Bcrkvum, M. Tlwrpc. Advanced Model Club llnpcr, glue, and wund arc mzltcrizlls used by thc Mnvdcl Club in making their planes. In the I1Of'SU'l.1lI' futurc, some of the boys of this club will doubtless circlc thc glubc and pcnctraitc thc fur reaches of the curth in planes of their own lHOLlCllI1g. Happy landing to alll! Art Hobby Club Art is our liwlwhy. WlIllflS yours? Ruby is making ll sketch with Lnrraiinc as hcr mmlcl. Left in right: Miss Danielson, C. Rcznn, R. Ream. L. Parker. Page 49 1936 TDWEIQ TALES'l i.T, .C MY. M1vrrfw14v',g Buys' Club Mr. Ottcrxmfs Buys' Club liwsl Run' F. EI'iCkS-Kill, M. ilnlmsun. Left' L. Burkctt Samui Huw: U. Olwn. H. Alwlwrwsun. D. Culwck. CjL'7l!L'?' AI. Burkc xx- OIWH- Rxgllt' R. fXFIllSII'1!I1421 7-lllfni Rnw: M. Llmymzm, E. Nmgmmd, E, Kgllmn- lwrgj. M. Sux'L'l'sm1, Ivlnraln. IWVILVIII Row: D. Pcvkilms, K. Tnfklc, E. Fugcr' Slmln. C. Blussmn. Boys' Chess Clubs Civc your lwmin il wmkulxtl ,loin onc of the Buys' Chcss Clubs, MQ15' thc bcst mam win! Cwls' Chess Clubs Wlmalt arc kings, quccns, und horses? Find thc zmswcr by j0il1ll1Q :mc of the Girls' Chcss Clubs, Mr. Mwmufs Uxvfx' Cfulw first Run' H. Stwlcn. R.H1Hchmmll. U.Y11rn11m, MM E - 5'ly's UNIX- CIM' S4'Vf'm1R1'U' H-G iCNb-lfll M-v'yf'IHsM-TIWTNIN' Ifxrst Knut E. BQIIICV. L. Snltcr. I. Ulsun K sun. B. Vfmwttnwlw. Dmwmw, Pridczxux. 1 T111-'ff RWV5 Y- Thl1'+'U - R- SUU?llNlUW- V- UWC- Scfmld Row: Rrmscllzn MCc:1!I'IX11x'k. Iamct Swv R- AWN- TIWCIIIIII Hngcn. Ruth Prcsumi Page 50 - l936 TOWEIQ TALES l l First Row: L. Fournici'. W. Hiilfoinlw. C. Scliluter. W. Kjcvcrud. WC Sccligcr. Second Row' D. Irwin, A. Loftus. E. Inilmll, R. l'lillcl1i'z1ndt. AI. Vuuglin. Tliml Huw: C. Onsagcr. W. Brickson. A. Edlund. ,l. Crzitz. C. Smith. bl. Hillcbmiidt. Fimrtli Raw: KI. Ackcrinzin. B. johnson, N. Bultinzin, A. Stcrud. D. Vcitcli. Fiftli Run R. Pcusc. L. Tollcfsnn. C. Arvold. P. Houstun. Boys' Business Club To bc future lcndcrs of tlic business world is thc dcsifc of tlic incinlwcrs of thc Boys' Busincss Club. Girls' Vocational Club clCCLllWill'llHIlS of all kinds amd thc fields of work opcn tn girls arc widcly disf cuwcd in the Girls' Vnczltioiml Club. . 7 Girls Commesrce Club AL tlic cluli invctings :ln intcrcsting picture of tlic work of cuininui'ci.ll Vllfil' tions is givcn ilircmugli talks by incinlvcrs of tlic cninincirizil dcpimiiicnt. lil! ln rigli! M. Sliidinnrc. D. clllfllllllfli. D. First Row: P. Rank. H. Hiuiimnml. Hustnn. Scccmii Rim D. Lcxvuld. H. RrvlM'i'tst.iLl. . I l Page 51 1936 i0WEl2 TAlES Left lo right: M. Friis. B. Hinz. C, johnson, Left to right: V. Powers. M, Lazarz. E. Bra B. Hossinan. O. Imhotf. R. Finnegan. R. Pohanz. M. Nichols. Boys' Serving Club The mcmhers of the Boys' Serving Club prove their efliciency hy serving at all school hanquets - -the Football banquet was their chief delight. Hostess Club Styles of service and forms of etiquette for teas, receptions, lunchcons, and dinners are always topics of interest to the Hostess Club. Social Etiquette Club Wlizit is correct social etiquette? The answer is sought and found hy the Social Etiquette Cluh. The memhers are as follows: First Raw: L, Hanson. H. Stolen, T. Dostal. B. Becker. E. Friang. Second Row: H. Harbort. H. Swenson. V. Pogue, V. Thurhei. H. Stucki. M. Bjelde. Tlnrd Row: V. Erickson. ll, Gunderson. R. Stiegman. K. Eighniy. A. Thalacker. M. Blawnsch. Fourth Row: M, Nichols. A. Verthein. G. Schulz.. M. Smith. Page 52 - IQQIB TDWEIQ TALES 'irxl Kimi: M. liisclicr, j. Pwggcniillcr, First Row: M. Briggs. M. Parish. F. Duckcrt. E. Laimm. E, Mc' P 1 R L. H- M. H ek.. B. Cwlilwll- Uml:h.I.Hl:ll,nHS. lull It Secnnd Row: K, Eighmy. Hurt. D. Pcasc, M. Hughcs, E. Mclnf tosh, M. Cihscm. QI. Cundcrscmii. Thml Row: N. Cay. D. Viirnum. P. Addlvtim. R. Rcicrmn. C. Barth. D. Henkel, F. Klcinvit. Iiimrlli Run H, Kuhl. R, Hinz. M, Arnusun. S. Vuairx M. Tcurlw1't. German Club Sprcclici1 Sic lJCllfSCl1?u WL'll, yuu will if yuu join the Ccrmzui Club. Fvencli Club 'iVuulc: vous vous llIT1LlSCI'?N If you do, some to our nicctiiigs amd lCilI'l'l murc about thc French limguzlgc :md custunis. Latin Club Candy Sellers WC Llipl our part, :md wc hops you liked it. Latin Club uilmiiis Caillial in tics pairtcs divisgl cstf' E. Strimul. Miller. C 'lrxt Knut B. Rglsniusscn, A. lulmstun. C. Siwulinlcin, R, Smith effmd Row. Fislwr, C. Ludwig. B. Hcrling, Czwnalliaxn, R. Ed' FWW RUWT A. Qlwhlhtwll. A. Leary. wards, -I. Wl1lKILlW2ll'kl. -I. Lumsdcn. Sefnnd Row: D. Vzirnum. R. Smith. B. Third Row Mzix Smith. A. ulolmsim. R, Braliidt. Ray limiicss. Rusniusscn. Page 53 1936 TUWEIQ TALES:-.li-.1 1 il First Rriwi L. Porter, H. Dyer, N. Hanson. Stevens. Senmd Row: A. Preston. B. Heronemus, C, Landsness, R. Boyd. H. Sehnelzler. Tlnrd Row' ll. Klipstein. Putz. B. Nelson, B. Kramer, Science Club Crime deteetion, eleetrieal and radio demonstrations, and lectures on Einstein's theory of the fourth dimension -Y these are some of the subjects of Science Cluh progrznns. Bio'Film Club To show iilms is our delight, say the members of the Biofilm Clnh. Only students who have had Biology are eligible. First Row: Waylaliid Torpy, -lane Fix, Clara Braun, Williziiii Wei1ge1'. Second Row: Howard Harker, Fred Fix, John Klcven. Third Row: Donald lvioore, Erland Peterson. John Verherkinoes. Page 74 l93l5 TDWEIQ TALES Bird Club Theodore Roosevelt and john Burroughs once had an argument as to whether a ehipf ping sparrow says, Twee, tweef' or Twee, twee, tweef' The memhers of this eluh can wttle such questions, and they know, too, the thrill of finding a humming hird on its nest. Geography Club Around the world in a day, say the members of the Geography Cluh, as they spin the glolwe and travel into far countries throughout the world. They scale the Alps and Rockies and ski down treacherous glaciers. They peer fearlessly into the craters of Vesuvius and Kilauea, and glide hy moonlight on the canals of Venice. Page 55 1936 TUWEIQ TALl Left lo right' lf. KlipQtein, A. Preston, L. Porter, Stevens First Row: Don Irwin, Roh Kiuiinei Scfond Row l,L1x'ei'ne Enger, -lllClx Hannon. Camera Club Smile pretty! look :it the birdie! thzink you: :ill through! Student Plwtogvaplfievfs lntrodueing the Student l'hotogi':lphers. Mziy they continue their good work for Tower Tides. Dance Orchestra Hats oil' to Eaisfs Dzlnee Orehestru! This hzlrinonious group is eomposed ol' B. Sehwenn, C. Ronnenhurg, H. Nelson, VJ. Seifert, E. Imhohr, bl. Peterson, B. l'11i'k, I. Uutsiner, W. Ogden, T. Lloyd, E. Lewin. The hoys have played for inziny entertainments. Let's hope they :ill hseome jun Gairhers. L L l Page '56 l Q36 TDWEIQ TALES R. Frydenlund, A, Lothe. M, Welcli. E. Steiner. 7 and E. Fuulkes respectively. First Row: M. Cibson, E. Foye, K, Miirraiy. Secmul Row: A. Field. Somniers. R. Lind. Dramatics Club The purpose of the Dmmntics Club is to give its members more experience in acting. junior Players 'kAction! Cznnerailn Surprise, joy, horror, sorrow, and fear are represented here. Public S peaking Club Ch, I c:in't get up and talk, is changed to Why, certainly I'll speak! in the Public Speaking Club. First Row: L. Fischer, W. Holcomb, L. French. Second Row: W. Ludwig, C. Richardson. R, Rice, R. Hillebrnndt. 'Third Row: B, Simon, M. Seymour. V. Riphzlhn. E. Larson, E, McConnell. Fourth Row: B. Sauthoff, M. Saether, F. Vick. Pz1ge57 19315 TDWEIQ TAll , l7oi'el shouts M. Frye as slic demon' Firxt Row: M. LCC, R. Houtlcr, B. Alwin, B. Lachell. stratus a swing learned in Second Row: C. Landl, Kuhieek. R. Hillehrandt, C. j. Nick Girls' Coll' ffluh. Tlzird Row: nl. Hillehrandt. C. Hainre. B. Stitgen. B. Ferris. Girls' Golf Club The nienihers of the Girls' Golf Cluh under the tutelage of Miss Vsfestover learn how most effectively to slice the green. H olfl-Ii Club A hirdie! , A hole in one! or What have you? are exelaniations of the HolfHi members. Girls' G. A. A. No hetter fun than sports! To those who have earned the required eight hundred points, are presented. Many interesting programs relating to sports, health, and sportsmanship are given at the meetings. First Row: R. Finnegan, L. Bradford. D. Cnarc. Second Row: il. rlopkc, B. Runstroni. D. Swan, R. A. Gruendler. l Page 58 1936 TUWEIQ TALES lim Row: M. Wtvlff. L. Alderman. C. Stich, E. McConnell. E. Larson. N. Showaltcr. M. Fischer, M. Rosc, E. Schrotl. V. Ostrandcr, A, johnston. R, Phclan, D. Olson, L. Pfister. eroml Row: M. Seymour, F. Vick, D, Kopp, N. Gay, Waird. R. Aycn, M. Pclinka. G. Gay, B. Fislwig D. Grindc. G. Rilcy. M, Bjcldc. A. Ballard. M. Rose, R. Smith. Tl1ivdRow: B. Hcroncmus. K. Hornhcrg. D. Deering, F. Miller, V. Brussow, L. Cliristcnsvn. H. Uricshacli, M. Blawnsch, E. Bartz, A. Ticdt. D. Gregg, R, Farncss, Ellcstad. A. Preston. J 'ourlh Row: V. W'ittc. B. Sommcrlicld. D. Henkel, L. Rungc. F. Kllpstcin. fl. Hill. lvtriv. V. Minor. Cl. Knhirg, M. Tcuclwrt. L. Parkcr, N. Yahnkc, P. Witti'. Ifilzli Row' R. Mock. B. Nelson, B. Park, R, Lind Ten Point Wimrk hcforc play! is the motto of thcsc honored ten pointcrs. Thcir reward is many privileges in East High during their fruc periods. Ice 'Yacht Club Ice, snow, and a smooth lake arc thc ideals of mcmhcrs of Ice Yacht Cluh. - Q Q, Q.. 3ig.i,.,:2s' .V fi Page 59 s IQ36 TDWED TALE liront Roux B. Edwards, T. Bzlkcn, Wlicidwaird. Front Row: N. Aldcrnuin. R. lvlindrum liurlq lion' ll. Raismusscn. B. W'chstci'. Haclq Row' L. Vslriyllit. R. WQlI'IlL'I'. E. C inn Lid Plulatelists' Club Huw you got amy stumps that 1 donlt halve? This is thc query frequently heard aunong incmhurs of thc Stamp Club. They collect stumps from inainy countries :uid trzidc among themselves. Domestic Science Club I can cook, Sirg I can sew, Sirg I cam bake and hoil amd stew, Sir. is thc song of thc Domestic Science Club. This club is composed of people who are intcrcstcd in home economics. Girls' Student Club To find :ind look for the hcstfl is thc purpose of thc Girls' Student Cluh. Miss Kuhns is the advisor. Firm! Roux P. Sanders, V. Riphzihn. B. Simon, C. Togstzid, H. Sullivan. Second Row' D, Robertson, S. Bailey. M. Wiilll, l, Zeicr. C, Nau'x'cson. A. Robinson L. Hcrhig. Third Row: C. Hult, B. Pritchard, B. Runstrom. L. Brzidlord. D. Cnairc. Page 60 . in ll'tQ,JU,lb let. iome great. bug bY'Ulf8l',hUlk9 and ball,ccn-,rg Lhe boIl,m nobume at al lPUfT1THE HRIT VALVf DOXVN ll JCHOOL LIFE GOEJ' DOUNDANDROUND E' sg. , X f 'SCH'-DDL S 'mv fje' . fax CH ' ,PL QQ 2 'xy , L+? FL ll If IE M ' 1 5 I i I I T l936 TUWED TALES Our auditorium, part It measures 75 x 100 Our Auditorium of the second unit of East High, was dedicated on january ll, 1926. feet and provides seating for 1,200 on one floor. A large stage, wellfequippedg a moving picture hooth of fireproof construction in the rear, ample exit facilitiesg good lighting from the large windows in the and comfortahle assembly school plays, operettas, P In 1935, through the chased for the large windr Tuesday is Assemhly opening of an auditorium sidewallsg good acoustics - - these features make our auditorium an upftofdatc room. It is used hy hoth junior and senior high schools, and has staged many .T. A. programs, and occasional extrafschool affairs. cooperation of the P. T. A. and the school, sunfproof velvet drapes were purf iws. These darken the room and permit the use of slides and movies. Day for the 1,200 East Senior High students. The ceremonial attending the period never quite loses its thrill, The hand plays: the flags, our country's and our school's, are carried down the long aisle to the stageg the student hody rises to its Aud programs are usually presided over hy the president of the Student Council, Lest feet and sings Alma Mater. er Massey. FLAr:BEARERs: Left: Frederick Horstmeicr Right. Donald Irwin LESTER Massnv Prexident of Student Council Page 61 ii- Na. QQQ3' wi Q Y R ? 1 M.,., ' Mf 3 'S V Q .Bw mpg , g mg, ,- ,-' U ff Y-:Q was AG ' 'ww' if 5 , S bpm , f -M -:ww . M J Q , . , Q SI! ew gi ix X4 - w...w.. 3 I 1 4, 'QA .W ,fn :iw F sf kk..' x jqwgiix A f-Q'ffs iiw J f 5 5 'iv-5 f - , Y 'Q X53 1 E 4 ,L L my ' MEL?-fs ' - 'E elk . ,Ui ex L 'M L f A I A 1 ' K K -A ff . ' br W: .x -1 ri 3 ............-Q--------s. l 936 TUWEIQ TALES Room 108, senior hoys, has won the scholarship Room 304. It is quite evident why they are always llag for hoys for three successive report periods. at or near the top. scholastically. Guidance Ojfce The guidance director at East is a very husy perf son. Not only does she have the responsibility for the intelligenceftesting program, and the directing of the Wediiesdziy guidance activity in all home rooms, hut she contacts directly a great many stu' dents, with their varied needs and requests. This picture shows Mrs. Leroy Peterson, who ref signed as guidance director in March, and her sue' cessor, Miss Margaret Fosse. It also shows two of the N. Y. A. student workers, who have assisted teachers this year with elerieal work. Room 2118 is usnapped' during a Vdednesday Cuidf This home rooin. 107. won the scholarship flag ance program. Roy Brandt, president, for highest grades in the school lor two presides at the meeting. successive reprrt periods. Page 63 I 9315 TUWED TALES Right: The Congress of 1792 is refeniicted by Mr. Wells' IZA fiftlifliour historians. Riglit' Vxfliere :ire tlie girls in Miss Leairy's IZA trigof nonietry class? Not afraid of maitli, are you, girls? Page 64 Left: Third floor corridors have been fairly free from vile odors and fumes this year, but it looks us il Mr, Petersoifs chemistry class is plotting against us. Lejit: Looks quite interesting, doesnlt it? Miss Dzivisl physiogriipliy elaiss, room, rocks, iii everything. Left' Miss Engels liitlifliour biology students are studying lmieteriii. Q36 TDWEIQ TALES Riglit: It looks as if mothcr will rcccivc il gift soon. Those arc lwoys from Mr. Nicklcs' woodwork class. Left: Thcsc girls arc dcinonstrziting sonic of thc zictivif tics of thc oilicc practicc clzisss. C. Skolzis, J. Rutlin, and E. Kennedy are filing. H. Bradley is making Il record on thc dictziplionc, and V. Brussow is trzinscrilwing from ai record. Riglit: First aid for East Highs trcaisury. Mr. Rcick's sixthfhour printing class is probably making the familiar yellow program cards for ncxt fzill's use. t VCI Riglzt: A group of good 11A typists in one of thc typing rooms after school. Left: Futurc Hcnry Fords f who can tell? Page 67 l936 TDWEIQ TALES Right: Group plays were given hy the sixthfperiod speeeh elam in order to improve their future voezihulary. Right: This is Q1 very popular zifterfsehool nsportvff getting help in Latin from Miss jordan. Page 66 Left: We wonder if these English students are reiulf ing poetry. Perhaps they'll write verse some tlziy :is does their teaeher, Miss Betfel, Left: Ein, zwei, drei so it goes, hut this is only the fourthfperiod Germain elzis reading from their Second Germain Book. Left: Drama is studied in the fifthfhour French elnss. Those taking part in Le Voyage de Ivlonsieur Perriehonv are D. Rustrom, P. Weger, L. Burf kett, R. Hinz, A. Preston, D. Olson. and L. Tollefson. Right: J. Grcgg, J. Fix, and L. Stitgcn iirc modeling Hthc finished product that thcy maids in their clothing classes. Right: M. Moc, A. Bouchcr, L. Bradford, und T. Dos' tail, mcmhcrs of Miss Sylvcstcfs sixthfpcriod cooking claw, airc lczirning how to prcparc zip' pctizing food. Boys, hcrc's your chance. Right: Mr. Schinuning, one of our jzinitors, poses for Miss Dkll1iClSl3I1iS sccondfhour art class. IQ36 TUWEIQ TALES Lcfti Thc violin suction of thc orchcstm is ailvout to giyc us at tunc. Thc musicians :irc Al. Lumsdcn, C. Northrup, W. Homhurg, R. Reynolds, J. Haddon, M. Hughes, G. Pulvcr. Lfflf Got your pitch, hoys and girls? Randy, sing! Page 67 1936 TUWEID TALES 1 X Armand and urnund she gnes Dnnlld Clegg, lLLL1X1l1,' tn nl puntlng The llk And where she stops, nuhudy knows. Bnlt Nu wo ls lLf.ll!L U Scene IVVUIII nur Major Bowes Program. spunsnred by the hun led dnllus K s es Ll ' eech classes. speelll INNLIH x V ln It ul L4 1 1 Mxus ,,.,,x.,f F ' - P554 Left to R1gl1t: Mr. Branson De Cm: Egypt, The Cradle i ll 1 Vw n L Vhlliauns uSculpture in the Nlukingf' Mujm' jaunes C gm us Ind f N mu Dr. Xxfilllllkkt' Bruce Amslwury uvvlltflmxlm' the Xxlll c by 51 'UW ps Right: Gladys Nluchlcnf hrueh. president of the midfyear glfildllilfflwl class, presents thc custmnary farewell gift tu Mr,Raxr1dlc. Left: Mr. ,luck Rayman and pets. Page 08 IQ36 TDWEIQ TALES The Tower Store. and our staunch friends, the Schmitzes. Familiar faces of those who help our school rim smoothly. The Purgold, with Mrs. Fricdlakc, The custodians of our building, always accommodating. Mr. Casper Lottes, member of aj' the faculty. exfoHicio. Page 69 The hleachers' crew. 19315 TDWEIQ TALES ?... Growing Pains George and Terry Mclntyre, played by Robert Duckert and Katherine Murray respectively, were problem children. Their father, Gerald Freeman, a college professor, frequently tried to lay down the law. Their softfhearted mother, Dorothy Heick, could not bear to cross her children. The result was a pair of very bewildered parents. Matters were made more complicated by the vampishness of Prudence, Marge Nickles, one of the guests at a party given by the doting mother for her spoiled children. However, the play has a bright and promising end. KAY MURRAY Bon DUCKIQRT PYOPCTW Crew Back Row: O. Wallrno. B. Runstrom, B. Dega, and R. A. Gruendler. Front Row: L. Leary, D. Welke. N. Yahnke, and G. Rank. Page 70 .i l936 TUWEIQ TALES . l 1 MdTfi'ld,, On March '27, the A Cappella Choir, directed hy Miss Cecile Vogelhaugh and assisted hy members of the orchestra under the direction of Mr. joseph Wtilters, presented Martha , a light opera hy Friedrich von Flotow. The operetta tells the story of a hored ladyflnfwaiting to Queen Anne who, masquerading as a servant girl, found romance in a farmer's cottage. A colorful array of costumes and scenery, and choruses of court ladies, servant girls, farmers and their wives added much to the success of the production. The cast of characters included Dorothy Lexvold, Lewis Bassett, Dorothy Carlmark, Spencer jones, Bernard Sweet, Clemeth Risley, DOROTHY I-HXV0'-D and Knute Tackle. Play and Operetta Stage Crew LEWIS BASSETT B. Nelson, D. Deering, W. Schnurbusch, R. Kramer, W. Spring, L. Henry, D. Ogilvie. R. McCoy, C. Orvald, Dollard, C. Jorgenson, R. Everhart, R. McDonald. Page 71 Page 72 1936 TDWEIQ TALES-iii A ..1,full ' W 'L X'Y1.X., J, . Y . i This year at Christmas, Miss Hilda Volkmann, with the 'R help ol her German classes. made a Putz in room 224. ills, Lo! Now is come our joylvull'st least! Let every man be jolly. Each room with ivy leaves is drest, And every post with holly. Now all our neighbor's chimneys smoke, And Christmas blocks are burning: Their ovens they with b:ik't meats choke. And all their spits are turning. Q11 the Friday before Christmas vacation, just after the auditorium program. each person in East High received a popcorn ball. This is the poster with which Room 226 won first place among the boys' home rooms for the best board poster advertising the Wii1tel', or Christmas party. These girls from 309, M. A. Geishirt. R. A. Gruendler. D, Gerber, S. A, Hermanson, are some of those in the school who dressed dolls lor the Empty Stocking Club. W l 1 Page 74 Dorothy Heiclc. midfyear graduate. appeared twice on Major Bowes' program in New York City. She played both the inariniha and the piano, and is now touring the country with one oi' the Bowes' Units. - lQ3l5 TDWEIQ TALES These students are among those responsible for your school paper. Here Ruth Liedke, Henry Johnson, Mary jane Astell, and Marjorie McCaughey are counting and stacking, according to home rooms, the papers that you receive on Tuesdays alter school. Do you appreciate the work that they do for you? The best part of the Vaudeville of 1936 was the Follies. Here you see the chorus girls clothed in the latest ballet fashion, A scene from the vaudeville, given in March, in which Alice and Ruth Bondelie presented a very interesting, original skit. Miss Carlson is probably smiling because our greenhouse, with its lovely plants and flowers, re' minds her of Hawaii. Page 75' 1 N 19315 TDWEIQ TAI.IfS . f 3. mmgjl... , FDMU-wb ' - xx ' ,, ' r Kyla t K K A . :Q 'NX ' , A , ' xv xi. 3 ' ' 22 gl yf M W 2 WW Aj 'gl M-A 2 1 vu, - gf! ,' ,' f m fgja fl W gl J-1 1 lf' 1. ' V 7 i JA , 2,1 JW, z 0 A - .,.. 0, . XV Wgx A 0, yall. ' V ' .TLT-Tf1kT, l' A-L ife-'LA , xx vu ver Q. ' -vJf?'Tlfvj.?3 Tf'1:5:-AMR,-'.,f'N MM.,-f . I5 .- X Octolrcf ' ' ' i 4 X K. M , . 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I l, h Q XX 4 0 I f I In i' h ' XXX I .I ' ' I L Y 'fsgt 1 it 0 5 I , 1 V 4 BMS 5 g Q f w, I , I N 55311-My! 1 215 ' 'E 3,, , - ' I ' I Y ' I ,J I ' X IQ..-..,t,I,,fL.i!5L:,lg,1A.37-gag'-HZ,T4 I 'L I Qi'-M LX,:NkV'4fw I I .ui N'Luwbf'L- gi, I W X lJU,,,.e- pw , A Iflarch - - I f XXL if ff? sk vi Tir. H P nge 77 1936 TUWEIQ TAl.IfS Officers amd honor students uf the midfyear class: M. Pnlluck, B. Yunger, G. Muehlenhruch, V. Helinke, M. Cnzire. These girls, L. Mayfield. H. Runge. Bailey. M, McCormick, L. -Iudd, hi. Tziplick, E. Vv'ild, and E. Sehwelin, with other niidfyexir grads. un Class Night sang. We Are the Knights ul the Ruud. Vv'hzit is ginduzitimi without zi Class Night? H. Lewis, G. Onsuger, Schuster and P. Berkvzin Fonthgill players. hziskethzill player. artist. l.lll1'IDZlliCl', German student. - -these are sfinie uf the hoys of the mitlfyeau' class of 1936. as they appeared on senior day . ready tu hike into the big outside world. Two girls who will he re' memhered for their outstzindf ing dramatic, scholastic, and musical ability. Grads Iirum Mr. Vv'ells' tlistiiiguishenl home rormi 206, known lui' their 'iDzuly Bulletin . Page 78 lxn IQEHS TDWED TALES , Q A , - Q. ex 232,21-. ,.... f .f . s. ,.,.., ff h dw 'X ' lf' i S ETWOO -1? +12 Q- 'Qi By ALFRED Novus , ' u. .. - 1 .. ,s,.,,s-V is -- ,. , vm x. K ..., . '-- s z Q ' . h'- Alfred Noyes' Sherwood was given on May Day in the East High auditorium. Georgia Riley, in the role of lvlarion, played with line feeling for her poetic lines and dramatic situations. Rohert Lind invested his char acterization of Rohin Hood with sincerity. Audrey -Iohnston's Shadowfoffa leaf was effective, while E. Foye, A. Field, C. Arvold, R. Brandt, M. J. Astell and K. Murray turned in excellent performances, The Prologue, as played hy W. Holcomh, N. Hanson. A. Lothc, bl. Hare. B. Fischer, P. Rank, B. Sweet, and nl. Sommers showed marked dramatic ahility. lairies. wis and Yvonnie. ig and Queen ol Page 79 s 1936 TDWEIQ TALES 6 I I If twe'i:L'aUelL-lfougjjn Ioluyn H ol Lv llh e a og SD 4' FOOTBALL ATHLETICS -..--'L-T.'lf2I3l5 TDWEIQ TALES ! MR. BARRETT MR. MoRRow MR. HAKE Football Coach Athletic Director HBH Fvotball Coach Mr. Barrett Although our material in football was not rated exceptionally high, Mr. Barrett developed a team which won, for the first time, the Big Eight Championship. The splendid record of the squad was the result of his thorough instruction and training in fundamentals. For the line showing of his football team, the highest praise is due Mr. Barrett. Mr. Morrow Mr. Morrow deserves credit for his excellent work as director of athletics. Under his supervision, a splendid sports organization is made possible. The intramural pro' gram which has been developed in the last few years is also under his supervision, as are the track activities. MT. Hake Mr. Hake has worked with the B football team for many years. It is he who gives thc players, later to be stars of the team, their grounding in the fundamentals. He sees that a fair deal is given to all who go out for football. Page 81 1936 TDWEIQ TAl.ES -l. Back Row: W, Laehell. E. Fagerstrom. R. Martin. N. Grifl. W. Angus. B. Kerns, H. Rooney. Barth. W 'ielmutz Front Row: Mr. Barrett, C. jorenby, R. Yunger, S. Prideaux, L. French. C. Risley. F. Seals. Madison East Beloit . Kenosha . . Madison Central Racine Washingt Madison West Racine Horliek Janesville . . Madison East Madison West Madison Central on Park Football Big Eight Standings -Q W L T Per, . 7 0 O 1.000 . 6 l 0 .375 . 4 3 U ,771 3 v l SHO .Q 1 .Soo . 3 4 0 .428 . 1 7 0 .lli . 0 7 0 ,ooo City Standings W L T Per. . 'Z 0 0 l .000 . 1 1 0 soo . 0 2 0 ,000 Page 82 l93l5 TUWEIQ TALES Back Row: R .Armstrong, L. Maher, R. Houtler, V. Miller, R. Albright. D. Deering, M. Buckley, L. Imhoff, R, Edwards. R. Meek, B. Park, W. Holcomb. P. Morgan, W. Dean, D. Haddon, A. Johnson, E. Soldatos. G. Grimm. W. Ludwig. E. Schmook. Fourth Row: C. Wilson, C. Richardson, W. Knabe, W, Togstad, VJ. Hill, L, Davidson. Dollard. W. Bouchard I. Vrfoodward, G. Olson, D. Rutlin, H. Hanson. G. Hill, McClain. M. Lunder, G. Martell, P. Houston, C. jorgenson. Third Row: A. Auby QManagcrj. M. Lee. W. Spring, M. Smith, E. Riddle tManagerJ. Mr. Barrett QCoachJ. Mr. Hake fAssistant Coachj. Mr. Randle, Mr. Morrow, Hillebrandt fManagerJ. W. Hochstetter, J. Carnahan. 1, Meloy, R. Alwin. G. Onsager, C. Arvold. Second Row: L. Henry fManagerj, W. Lachell. Barth, R, Kramer, L, Massey. F. Dokken. R, Entwistlc. R. Nat- vig, W. Wollcr, S. jones, R, Herling. H. Randall. 1. Poloni, R. Hessling, R, Anderson. First Row: H. Rooney. C. Risley, W. Angus. R. Yunger, C. Iorenby, W. Schmitz fCaptainj. S. Pridcaux, L. French. F. Seals. R. Martin. B. Kcrns, N. Griff. E. Fagcrstrom. Rockford A superior Rockford eleven handed East a setback with a score of l3f0 in the first game of the season. Overpowered from the kickoff, East fought stubbornly, but could not cope with the superior strength of Rockford. Washiiigtoii Park East won its first start in the Big Eight conference by winning from Racine Washington Park by a score of 7f2. Neither team was in good form, but East came out with a victory after getting the breaks throughout the contest. Beloit The second Big Eight start was against the highly touted Beloit team who were heavy favorites to win the title this season. East emerged victorious with a score of 26f7. West In the game with Madison West, East scored an easy 18f0 victory. The power 1 ' . . , . . 4 and deception oi East were the deciding factors in the outcome which was never in doubt. Racine H orliclq The East team played sluggish football against Racine Horlick but won handily 13f0. The game was not well played, but the opposition was weak and the resulting score was inevitable. . Page 83 lQI3l5 TUWEIQ TAl.ESi WILLIAM SCHMITZ JOHN BARTH .Quarterback Tackle AllfCity Team All-City Team Ianesville East encountered little opposition in adding Janesville to its list of victories by the score of 26f6. East's second team played the entire second half after a substantial lead was established. Kenosha In a fast contest East won a clinch for the title by taking Kenosha 27f0. East scored three touchdowns in the first half, and then played defensively the remainder of the game. Central East was crowned Big Eight and City champions by defeating Madison Central 17f0. The game was marked by brilliant play on both sides. Central battled to no ends, but was defeated by a better team in all manner of play. ' 1 - I Page 84 1- lQ36 TOWER TALES STANLEY PRIDEAUX ERIC FAC-ERSTROM FRANK SEALS Guard Tackle Fullback AllfCity Team AllfCity Team AllfCity Team All'City Central rated three, Wisconsin High three, and East, five honorary positions on the AllfCity Team this year. Frank Seals repeated his position of last year and Bill Schmitz repeated for the third time. Stan Prideaux, Eric Fagerstrom and John Barth attained this position for the Hrst time. Page 85 19315 TOWEIQ TALES ' :... JOHN BAIITH WILLIAM SCHMITZ STANLEY PIQIDEAUX Football JOHN BARTH - End. Member of the AllfCity Team. johnnie's ability to receive passes and get down under punts were only a few of his accomplishments. WILLIAM SCI-IMITZ fCaptainj - Quarterback. Member of the AllfCity and All-Con- ference Teams. It was just too bad for the opposition when Billy got into the open. His line play and leadership will be long remembered. STANLEY PRIDEAUX - Guard. Member of the AllfCity Team. Woe to the man who played against Stan! WILLIAM LACHELL - End. Bill was a great pass receiver, and seldom did a play get by him. He has one more year in which to be useful to the team. FRANK SEALS-Fullback. Member of the AllfCity Team. It took more than one man to stop Rusty. LESLIE FRENCH - Halfback. Les is a little fellow, but his accurate passing and elusive running were a fine asset to our team. WILLIAM LACI-IELL FRANK SEALS LESLIE FRENCH l Page 86 .-., n 1 . 1936 TDWEIDITALES 'R FORREST DOKKEN CLEMETH RISLEY WILLIAM ANGUS FORREST DOKKEN - Center. Football A line reserve center who could always be depended upon. CLEMETH RISLEY - Guard. Clem played his best when the going got tough. WILLIAM ANGUS - End. Sleeper was a hard man to take Out Of a play and his defense was an asset to the team. ROBERT YUNGER H Guard. Bob was in the thick of the fight every minute he played. RALPH MARTIN - Tackle. Member of the AllfCity Team. It was a very big man in both size and ability who could keep Fat down. ERIC FAGERSTROM - Tackle. NO wonder East's defense was so good! ROBERT YUNOER RALPH MARTIN ERIC FAGERSTROM Mawr N wa- g ' . Page 87 I I 19315 TUWEIQ TAlES'Il-...Ti RoEERT KRAMER ROBERT ENTWISTLE JOE POLONI Football ROBERT KRAMER - Halfback. Another Bob with the fighting spirit that we could have made use of another year. ROBERT ENTWISTLE - Fullback. Bob's specialty was line plunges. He had lots of drive, too. JOE POLONI - Halfback. joe was the smallest member of the regular squad, but the little fellows can be harder to catch than the big ones. N1oR GRIFF - Halfback. Anyone who got in Nick's way very seldom remained there. HARoLo ROONEY - Halfback. Fortunately Harold is a sophomore. We are expecting great things of him in the next two years. Bovn KERNS - Tackle. With the experience he received this year, hc will prove very valuable to the team next season. Nici: GRIFE HAROLD ROONEY Boro KERNS Page 88 lQ3l5 TOWEIQ TALES CHARLES HESSLINU WALTER HOCHSTETTER SPENCER JONES Football CHARLES HEssL1Nc W- End. Chuck was a fine reserve, capable of playing against the hest. WALTER HOCHSTETTER - Tackle. Walter played with a lot of determination and fight that got results. SPENCER JONES - Tackle. Spence was a capable reserve with a lot of what it takes. WILFRED WOLLER - Gaavd. This boy is only a sophomore, but shows great possibilities. We hope to see him in action next year. ROBERT HERLING M Center. Bob saw a lot of action as a reserve center. The team will have him again next season. LESTER MASSES' - Tackle. Les was a fine charger and tackler, with a great willingness to play the game. WILFRED WOLLER ROBERT HERLING LESTER MASSEY Page 89 1936 TDWEIQ TAl.ES I A A J .I i if 753, ' ' 'Y QI ggi? 2 1 , I Q R55 1 IQ l 555 Ar I ik I ,b lx ,ll A ji Y l r lr ' 'I-f.i'-'Qlfmfs -2.-svf,..f5f?Ae-A-ffrfiirf V Aa 5:5 ' CLIIIEORII JORENBY ELDRED RIDDLE JACK HILLEBRANIJT Football CLIFFORD JORENBY -A Center. Cliff was :I fine player on both Offense and defense. ELDEIJ RIDDLE - Manager. Eldred had a difficult job, but he performed it well. JACK HILLEERANDT - Manager. Jack handled his job with efficiency, and the squad appreciated his helpful service. ALVIN LUETUS - Manager. All equipment was in order when Alvin was taking care of it. GLENN HENRY - Manager. This was Glenn's lirst year as manager. He gained valuable experience for next year. JAMES RAGAN - Manager. Jimmy saw to it that everyone was taken care of when he was on the job. GLENN HENRY JAMES RAGAN ALVIN Lorrus Page 90 . 936 TCWEIQ TALES Football Trophy The trophy above is our reward for winning the Big Eight Championship, the first ever held by East. East High B Team Rockford Lightvveights .......... Spring Green . . . . Lodi ...... . Central B . West B . . . Central B . . West B . . W0l1..2 Lost..3 O East . 7 East . 0 East . 1 9 East . 7 East . 1 3 East . 15 East . Tied . . 2 For our poorest record in five years, no alihis. The games speak for themselves W. Scorr HAKE l Page 9 I 1936 TUWEIQ TALES QI X W .QS X X X X X fl V2 QQ -W V14 IX Q 'Q X ' F1 E , if X, W0 'TF fm, +5 W J , K CN - f' ,i N XX C, Emilu A , X 0 'V ' W K Lf -it XML f If if A f n P f KW ' J W f l X 44 ffw- W, 'YW , -,-M U LD ,Alf 5 J 0 I A Lp A ar ' . Wwsfss X if , Nb P 1936 TIDWEIQ TALES First Row: Loftus lManagerj. Neuman. Balcen. Coach Barrett. Farness. Henry lManagerJ Second Row: Esscr, Rooney, Meloy, Knahe, Lee, Christianson, Houtlcr. Third Row: Olson. Hamre. Alwin, Barth. Schmitz, Laehell, Basketball Big Eight East West . East Janesville East Horliek . East Beloit . East Park . . East Kenosha . East Central . East Beloit . East Portage , East Janesville East Horliek , East Park . . . East Central . . East Wisconsin High East West . . East Kenosha . Bug Eight Standings Win11 Beloit . , Horliek . Kenosha . , East . , . West .... , Central .... , Washington Park . Janesville . . . , Page 93 20 I6 14 20 16 16 14 28 7 20 37 19 17 18 11 37 PCI. 785 787 714 Q 64.1 572 286 215 071 East East East East East 1936 TUWEIQ -l'Al.ES Basketball District Tournament ..27 Beaver Dam . . . 3 1 Ocnnomowoc . . . 2 6 Wzxtertowii . State Trziirriameiit . 21 Superior Central . . 2 7 Ripon .,.. . . GILBERT HAMRE rs Guard. Gil's experienced playing in hack court was missed alter graduation in February. 18 16 27 30 16 the his Bills BILL SCHMITZ e Forward. ahility is shown hy his elecf tinn tn the all-city team for the past three years. JOHN BARTH - - Center. john was the captain of the team which he lecl through a successful SCIISOII. BILL LALH ELL W Guard. Bill's uncanny ahility to scure un lung shuts turned many losses tu gains. EARL OLSON -f Forward. Earl had the scoring punch which the team needed all year. Page 94 'lQ3l5 TDWEIQ TALES Basketball City Standings Wl771 Lost Pct. East . . 4 0 1.000 West , . 1 3 .2 70 Central . . 1 1 .2 F 0 ROBERT ALWIN - Fovwavd. Bob was the smallest regular on the squad, but his lighting spirit overshadowed his size. MALCOM LEE - Guard. Mocke was a Yood reserve who y . g, . should see a good deal of action I1CXt SCQISOII. ROMAN CHRlSTENSl3Nf-FLITLUGTCI. Romie got a late start, but proved himself capable in the remaining games. HAROLD ROONEY f Forward. Harold carncd wcllfdescrvcd med' als in the District and State tourf HZIIUCIIIS J,-xox MELOY f Center. jack would have sccn more action if John Barth hadn't so ahly Hlled thc position of center. Page 95 19315 TCWEIQ TALESi.-i. Volley Ball Champs First Row: E. Solclatos. E. Qlson, R. Sccman. R. Yunger, SCCOTIC1 Row: Poloni, G. Onsager. R. Ramsey. F. Seals. Both volley ball and lvasketball saw a elosely eontested season with home rooms 206 and 126 emerging as victors. A great deal more rivalry in intramural sports was shown this year than in any previous season. Basketball Champs Fwst Row: H. Hanson. D. Deering. Ragan, C. A1-wld. Second Row: T. Drcngson. Dollarcl, G. Henry. Page 96 I Q36 TDWEIQ TALES Baseball With spring fever comes baseball enthusiasm. Intense rivalry in intramural baseball held the spotlight in the spring of '36. Here on this sandlot behind the shops many at budding Dizzy Dean is developing his skill at pitching fancy curves. Home Room Captains First Row: F. Erickson, H. Evcrhnrt, L. Martinson. D. Rutlin. P. Wciiger. L. Briggs. Second Row: E, Lazarz, M. Smith, H. Lewis. H. Nelson, C. Rislcy. Third Row: R. Neuman. Dollard, R. Seaman, V. Miller. Page 97 1936 TUWEIQ TAI.lfS -l UN b ,fx tr, ,. K!! 2 - . XA 2 A . .?. f L f , ' 'i' ' 0, . N, H J 5 15 xp TA wg' rg: 1 ff J JL, I Q J, 9 Q vi f WX im ' A ,i ' BW + I qsj yf N 5 if ,iu F I AN K, f W ,N A ..+ 1 l 4 if X im? ' X F7 1 P598 T l93l5 TUWED TALES Track Team First Row: J. Ragan fManagerJ, D. Gregg, R. Peterson, L. Garvin, T. Edgar, D. Rutlin, R. Anderson, J. DaWalt, J. Woodward. E. Schmook, G. Martell, E. Foye, F. Erickson QManagerJ. Second Row: V. Dahnert, W. Ludwig, S. Hobbler, D. Irwin, R. Kramer, R. Ferris, H. Randall, R. Moreland, W. McDermott, P. Morgan, W. Hill, F. Golf. Third Row: R. Natvig, R. Herling, M. Smith, R. Meek, C. Stokes, I. Busse, L. Brandhorst, R. Edwards, R. Rose, H. Hanson, G. Bredesen, D. Veitch, F. Mathews. Fourth Row: C. Arvold, I. Verberkmoes, W. Penewell, B. Kerns, D. Voeck, N. Misner, W. Schmitz, C. Wagner, W. Hcchstetter, H. Rooney, R. Albright, D. Smith. Fifthsllaw: N. Hanson, C. Iorgenson, R. Houtler, R. Fessler, A, Field, A. johnson, H. Lohrman, I. Meloy, W. prmg. Track Schedule May 1 . . . . Dual Meet- Central May 8 . . . . Dual Meet - West May 16 . . Big 8 Conference Meet May 23 . ..... State Meet May 29 . . City Meet Page 99 1936 TDWEID TALES:-l-.i ROBERT KRAMER Bob is a great sprint man who is fast on the start and finishes with WILLIAM SCHM11-Z a great deal of drive. Bill is a hurdler, high jumper and, if he has the time, a broad jumper. An allfaround man and star. Individual Track Men DONALD RUTLIN Don is a junior and a four' FRED ERICKSON forty star. His stamina is his Erik is a manager who takes greatest asset. care of the individual men. Page 100 ARTHUR NARF Art is a good sprinter who is best in the 220 where his hnish puts him out in front. JAMES RAGAN jimmy, the manager of the track squad, takes care of the score muscles and aches of each individual. l93l5 TDWEIQ TALES Rasmussen, Pressentin. Caves, Lunder, Farness, McDermott, Boulter. Neuman, Odegaard, Ogden. Paynter. Cheerleaders In supplying an encouraging atmosphere for the foothull and hnskethnll teams these boys deserve :ill the credit. Tennis A long, hard schedule faced the tennis team from which they hoped to emerge victorious in all events. Left to right: F. Duekert. R. Duckert. B. Sweet. E. Cnare. Left to right: Lzlchell, Lee. Stokes, Alwin, Mr. Niekles, Quilty, Arvuld, Houtler. Page 101 Golf Mr. Nickles has I1 good share of veterans hack from last year who he hopes will do as well :is they did then. 1936 TUWEIQ iALESi'-i Trophies Yunger, Pricleaux, Seals, and Schmitz, all main stars of the football team which won the city and big eight titles, the trophies of which they are holding. The district haskethall tournament was a harcl fought contest, but East came out ahead ancl won the right to enter the state tournament. The state tournament found East losing its first game to Superior Central who went on to win the state title. East came away with the consolation championship. District Championship State Consolation Page 102 .l93l5 TUWEIQ TALES Miss HANsoN Miss WIIITIZ Miss Hanson Due to Miss Hansen's splendid coaching ahility, the girls' athletic program at East High was carried on successfully. She inspired her students with the spirit of good sportsmanship, and a satisfactory haskethall and hasehall season was the result. Besides coaching afterfschool sports, Miss Hansen also had charge of physical education, sports, and interpretive dancing classes. The introduction of tennis for girls was under her direction. The fundamental rules of the game were stressed in order to teach the girls to play a good game. Miss White Witli a sense of humor and a ready wit, Miss White leads her classes through the paces. She instructs classes in sports: volley hall, haskethall, and haseball making up the year's work. She also coaches afterfschool sports and has directed dancing for many outside activities. The large enrollment in tap dancing classes proves its popularity under Miss White's supervision. Girls' Tap Dancing Class Who knows? One of these fair tappers may he a future Ginger Rogers. Here is Miss White's 4A Tap Dancing class resting between dances. Page 103 1936 TDWEIQ TALES-'-Z-.-1-. Volley Bail Firxt Row: E. Schrotz, M. Holman, D. Cnarc, C. Nuffz, R. Finnegan, A. Thzilaeker. D. Henkel. A. Wulii. Second Row: A. Skrencs, W. Grunert, R. Eilcfson. A. Bullard. Hare, M. Scliwznn. D. Otis, E. Francisco, L. Pond. Third Row: D. Gerber, E. Seymour. L. Morey. G. Braun, E. Mielizielis, Fclilziu. C. Arvold, K. Vcrikios. D. Ni. Pease, D. Gerfen. Fourth Row: M. Hastings, M, Niebur. L. Pnstcr, G. Barth. D. Swan, M. Arneson. B. Runstrom. R. A. Gruendler, E. Wild. R. Hillehrnndt. Fifth Row: D. Gzirfoot, Cnzirc. G. Kubitz. C. Soehnicin, E. Dougherty. M. Hynuin. M. Seymour. M. jones, V. Brussow. L. Bradford. Valley Ball Champs The 11B's surprised everyone by winning the Girls' Volley Ball Championship. The members ure: First Row: D. Gerber, A. Tlmlacker, E. Francisco. Second Row: R. Hillebrandt. M. Seymour. L, Pond. Third Row: E. Dougherty, I. Poggerniller, M. Nichulir. C. Soehnlein. Page 104 , lQ36 TUWEIQ TALES Basketball First Row: Hurt. D. Cnzlrc, A. Bzlllzlrd, 1. Fclmlzlu. R. Finncgaln. A. Thzlluckcr. D. Otis, E. Willizxlllscmlm. Second Row: E. Francisco. W. Gruncrt, M. Sclwvnn, M. Hastings, A. Boucher, E. Hildcn. D. Gcrllcr, D. Putman, P. Boyd. TIIITJ Row: M. Ma1cGow:xn. E. Steiner. E. Sclmrotz, G. Braun. E. Micluxclis, D. Henkel, K. Vcrikios, D. M. Pease, A. Wulll. M. Dulmle. Fourth Row: L. Pfister. M. Arncson, Donner, A. Slcrencs, B. Sommer-Held, E. Grimstnd. D. Swan. G. Barth, E. Seymour, B. Runstrom. R. A. Grucndlcr. Fifth Rowg D. Garfoot, j. Cnnrc. G. Kulwitz., E. Strood, M. Hynum, M. Seymour, M. jones. V. Brussow. L. Moore, V. Nylwerg. Basketball Champs Thcsc girls CZIIDC out on top and alrc consequently the 1036 Balskctlmll Champs: First Row: E. Frlmscisio, M. Stcincr. M. Jones, M. MacGowa1n. M. Dalmlc. Second Row: E. Stroud. M. Gruncrt, M. Seymour. D. Hcnklc, B. Sommer llcld, A. Tlmzllackcr, E. Grimstud. l Page 105' 1936 TDWEIQ TALl Girls' Sports Class The lucky team is awarded a free throw for a foul against them. The class is divided into squads at the head of which is a leader. The purpose of the clam is to teach the girls good sportsmanship and cofoperation. . 1 7 77 Girls M s Girls letters are not so easy to acquire judging from this picture. The girls receiving are: L. Bradford, R. Finnegan, D. Cnare. I Page 106 l93l5 TDWEIQ' TALES Interpretative Dancing The study of interpretative dancing, under the direction of Miss Hansen, is an cn' joyable way to attain poise and grace. The classes are comparatively smallg therefore the girls are given individual instruction. The group has performed at many activities. Physical Education Class Miss Hansen's Physical Education classes have a variety of gymnastics to perform. Here her second hour class is showing you what a human pyramid looks like, Page 107 1936 TDWEIQ TAlES Tennis Teams First Row: M. Seliwan, M. Cliristcnsnn. M. Briggs, E. Straus. L. Kanvig, R, Hillebrandt, D. Gerber. G. Gunderson Second Row: M. Hoinlvurg. C. Hendrickson. N, Stevens. Felmlau. R. Scliantz. M. E. Rudesill. L. Salter, H. Lease Tlzird Row: P. Fisher, G. Hanire, L, Mcrgen. L. Cliristenson, G. Cooper. V. Erickson. W. Grunert. N. Wivllf, E Stroud, P. Rank. Fourth Row: E. Eilvorg, E. Duuglierty. Lolitsgordon. B, Mason, N. Showalter. V. Nyberg. V, Brussow. B. Simon M. Hynum. E, Sehrotz. Fifth Row: G. Schulz. A. Slcrencs, R. Reierson. M. E. Frye. R. Ellelson. N. Steiner. M. Hin-cy, L. Bcnnesli. M Seymour, R. A, Gruendler. Sixtli Raw: H. jakovicli. V. Ki.rt. C. Seals. M, Sacther, E. Seymour. O. Vv'allnio, L. Pfister. C, Barth. K. Vcrilcios L. Morey. M. Scliacdcl. Play Day Ten girls were eliosen by Miss White and Miss Hansen to represent East High School at a statefwide k'l'lay Day held at the University of Wiseciiisiii, May 3. The girls chosen are: C. Naffz, E. Francisco, D. Cnare, B. Fischer, R. M. Finnegan, B. Runstrom, A. Tlialaeker, R. A. Gruendler, H. Vale. .5 D 'Ummm Page 108 I 936 TDWED TALES Baseball 'Teams 1'ir.wt Knw: S. -I. Sclmntz, G. Braun, H. Fisher. E. Wild. D. Cnurc. C. Nzxrfz. E. Steiner. .Second Raw: A. Rnlwinsnn. V. Griflith. E. Ncsvig, D. Gerber. A. Hanson, M. Holman. B. Becker. E. Glam. Third Row: L. McCann. P. Boyd. D. Hcnkcl. B. Runstrnm, E. Francisco. D. Otis, B. Fischcr, Al. Lewis, E. Mcrhutlm. uurllz Row: -I, Kinsman. E. Gllllilgl1CI'. A. Bouclmcr, Donner, P. Schultz. M. Rust. H. Pnluni. C. Lynch. Fifllz Row: tl. Grcgg. M. Niclwuhr, R. Finncgun. Swanson. D. Swim. D. Malsch. M. Briggs. rxtlr Row: E. Thurman. O. Horstmcycr, J. jnpkc, E. Braun. T. Hagen. ,l. Pnggcmillcr, M. Jonas. AI. Cnurc. V. Knickmcycr. G. Kubitz. Basketball Captains Tlm captains of the lmskctlmll teams for 193936 tournament arc: M. llnncs, ll. Fchluu, D. Swan, R. A. Grucndlcr. Pugc 109 1936 TDWEIQ TAl.lfS Cowective Gym Class Thu CU1'1'L'Cf1VC gym classes are conducted in ordcr to corrcct minor dcfccts. This is done by simple cxcrciscs. Vollcy Ball Captains cjKl111Al1l1S of thc vu11cy bull 10111115 for 1935 and 1936 arc: R. F11lI1Lfgl1ll1, A. Tlmlackcr -I. Fchlzlu, M. Hynum, B. 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