Manchester High School - Manhawk Yearbook (Manchester, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1939 volume:

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Hey! lt's Hey Day! And a half day of vacation. Strikers get back to school on time. Pep Rally--First football game of the season--Vinton 19, M.H.S. O. Teachers work and students go to Cattle Congress. October Everyone swung out with Al Lewis and his Rhythm Kings at the Senior Class Dance. Pep Club gathering up all extra vim, vigor, and vitality. Report cards make interesting i???J table conversation. , Oelwein 26, M.H.S. O. Yes, another football game. Sophomores had a party and Miss Morrison had a whistle! Miss Haukland promises to say 'I do.' Dr. Carpenter 'sees stars.' Beswick talks and St1mson burns. Late hours + feminine influence + poor blocking + poor footwork I Marlon 26, M.H.S. O. November A11-School play, 'Meet Uncle Sally.' Where were you, Dip? Ahem, Susie! 'You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby' at the County Beauty Parade. Yes, we lose again--this time to Independence. 'M' Clan Dance with Woody Morrison and his Orchestra. Oh Lum! Maquoketa 53--not a touchdown for the Manhawks. Assembly program--Woodwind Quartette. G.A.A. Play Day. Miss Morrison leads 'Bloomer Brigade' from neighboring towns. Home Declam Contest. Rev. Hunger speaks on 'Interesting Personalit1es.' Thanksgiving vacation begins at 4 o'clock. G.A.A. entertains 'M' Clan. Common interest, Miss Morrison? December Basketball season opens. Winthrop 16, M.H.S. 20. Baton Club Style Show. Too many slips! Successful preliminary declam contest Lamont basketball there and WE WON! 27-29. Oh! Oh! Wilson 34, M.H.3. 33--They would have to make that free throw. Junior Party i'Seven, come eleven!'J 'Bool' 'Spooks and Fraudsl' Assembly program. Traner's really a stiff! Betty Jean and Sophie win at Sub-District declam. Santa Claus brings first present--Xmas. vacation. 6 January 2. Legal holiday but school anyway. 'Did your Mommy let you stay out until 4 A.M. on New Year's Eve?' 10. Wilson basketball there--and they beat us badly this tlmel ll-12. Semester exams. Cram! Cram! Cram! Or do we? 14. Three years ago today 'Turk' Burt walked through a closed door. 16. Magic Magician. Annual Staff collects fees for escape from activity period 18. Report cards tell of disaster. 25. Assembly Program. Did you say 'Bacteriologist' George? Here's one for Ripley! Mr. Howard has extra pair or overshoes to give away! 27. Vinton there. Luther Debate. Eebruagy 3. Marion basketball there. The Jinx is broken. 9. Briggs and Brown draw and sing. 9-lO-ll. County Basketball Tournament. Greeley is our downfall. 12- Miss Morrison 15 minus her whistle. iShe lost it. she lost it!! 13-14-15. Seniors sponsor 'Drums.' Many thanks to Mr. Dutton. 18. District Debate at Oelweln. Arguers will go to State. 25. Faculty shows Varsity how to play basketball. Mr. Davis stars! ah. rows Ramblers at th6 Annual Dance--and did they ramble! Marsh l. Sectional Tournament. Elkader defeats Manhawks by one point. 7. Junior Play, 'Seven Keys to Baldpate.' Ralph Willard makes good 'boogey' mnno 20. Spring is really here. Amorous couples clutter up the halls. 24-25. Sub-District Music Contest. Band and Glee Clubs do their bit, bringing home slx superiors. 27. Spoke too soon--snow falls. Jiu Jitsu artist messes up M.H.S. 'Tarzans.' April 7. Win first baseball game of season. Bert cashes in on Florida vacation. 8. Mechanicsville track meet. Bechelli wins first medal of the season. 14. Lucky musicians go to Monticello. Junior Dance. Another orchestra-- 'Johnny' Baldridge'--and another distraction-Russell and Largo sing duet. May 5. Junior-Senior Banquet. 17-18. Who said child labor was abolished? Not here--we have Senior exams. 21' B'cc'1'u'9a'9' BOYS 80f 'kind of hot under the collar' wearing those cans and gowns. 25. Co mencement. It won't be long now--just one more day. 26. Fare thee welll '7 , . ' if-.3129 '- XPP' K ., Q .1--JFM'h', nu-0.1 -fav Y 41. 1 1E i .-ff'-7 .. xv , .H I. J , . all . . ' 1' ' 5' 4 5 33-1 1- 1 1 A 'Q' , ' '.4r-fs., 135 V. '-Nm.- , v--y.. gf ,AgM?JE i,w 'fz 1. Qfug 'YQ Q 4 , T L . , ,, A ,ALI ..-4 I ar ,, W 'Z' ,Q ' ' W' ' W A Q Tfif W ' '. Q 1 gm A ' ' 4 -S W I Q92 ', 3 - H' r G! . j 1 X 5 , L Q- eg! W A - 1 Y ' 5 ma 4, q bf., Q fI ' . Qt. .Vx , PN ' A 2' I IP, N-uv' ' X ' ,. 'wf - NN7'- !' az. Q-., - B Jffaws 'N 'W la .1 , '- F D1 'X XM ' ' if A xv WH K X l 'liar 1, 5 .. - Q 'Tx ' -'1 K XV M A I gig. X 4 :FX 1 N f , ,N X RNNM xg-hjffgp is - .sv El Samui A g3'f A ' 'L' -.-9 ' Ag f. 'V I . 'bk . ,, WSI.. A 433 .- ! ,ln .' 1 U A if fe: 1- V -y 52- f ,. . , X , . gf' - fn Q, .xv 4q,,,7.-wig-4 ' 53949 5,15 'QQ A , 1. ' ' X., I . ,, I. A.. F I ,X - ' .3 fm x 4. s v A X b 'W ' ' .-an I 'f :NM S-v f n' xxx? 'HW Vff , g . rm . 4 :La i . an M fffw . foofllall Back Row: Winters, Hector, Gorll, Kenna, Hattel, Miller Third Row: Mr. Belknap, Fenton, T. White, Willard Timmons, D. Arnold, Sloan, Mr. Beckman Second Row: Swift, Mclntosh, Albert Carrothers Bergstrand, Decklar, Allyn Carrothers, B. Arnold Front Row: Eberhart, Leighton, Bechelli, Burt DuBois, Chrystal, Joslyn SEASON'S SCHEDULE Sentember 23 Monticello There Seotember EO Vinton Here October 14 Anamosa Here October 21 Oelwein Here October 23 Piarlon There November 4 hnquoketa There November ll Independence Here Conch Belknan's Manhawks participated in the usual seven games, but were unable to obtain a sinnle score from any of their onponents. The local boys nlayed scrappy and spirited football in each game but were unable to conquer their slight- ly heavier foes. The Manhawk line was composed of NMikeH Sury- stul at center, A1 Eberhart and John Swift as guards, Captain Dick Burt and Bd DuBois as tackles and at end were Milton Joslyn and Bob Bissell. At the backfield nositions were Bob Leighton, Gordon Jechelli, Allyn Carrothers, and Roger McIntosh. As the season progressed, Nyle Bergstrand was shifted to center and Umiken Chrystal took Bob Leighton's position. Albert Carrothers also re- Dlaoed John Swift at a guard position and did a very efficient job of halting his opponents. As the Armistice Day same ended, the follow- inm seniors had olayed their last high school football: Burt, Dubois, Chrystal, Hechelli, Al- bert Currothers, Allyn Carrothers, and T. Mhite. IO maslwfbaii Back Rnwg Winters, E. Steffens, Alb. Carrothers, Chrystal, Mr. Belknap, Timmons, Rector, Barker, Sloan, Miller Front How: Bergstrand, Bissell, dechelli, Mullan, Leighton, Eberhart Coach Belknap and his assistant, Mr. Beckman, started the season with four letter men left from the previous season. The boys emerged from their tough schedule with five wins and ten losses, a record of which the players can not be ashamed. During this season a nhelieve it or Nota fact occurred. The Manhawks lost eight games by three points or less. Five of these narrow losses were by one point, and two of these five Lpolnt games occurred during one week, our players bowing to Wilson of Cedar Rapids and Vinton on Tuesday and Friday nights. The Manhawks entered the County Tournament , defeated Dundee ln the first game, but were de- feated by Greeley in the next contest determined by a lone tally. The Manchester team journeyed to Strawberry Point to participate in the sectional tournament, and met Elkader in their first game. They were again defeated by the one point Jinx. Team members who will graduate are: Albert Carrothers, Chrystal, Bechelli, and Mullen. Ted Winters and Russell Miller acted as ath- letic managers during the year. Back Row: Mr. Blair, Ottllie, Noble, Traner, Cloud, Kratzer, Young, Frantzen, Wilson Front Row: Barker, Mclntosh, Arnold, Roloff, Hatch, Corll 31' H1111 ihxskethail :1 . fx .s . 12 Winthrop e 2.3.5. 26 Earlville 2 M.H.S. 9 Hopkinton 11 M.H.S. 10 Mont1ce11o's Reserves 15 M.H.S. 18 Marlon ll W.H.3. 10 Strawberry Point 15 '.N.S. 22 Independence 24 M.F.S. 20 Marion 17 M.H.S. 13 Independence 3 Coach Blair's junior high team has completed another very successful season. They won five games and lost four, which gives them a rating of .556. Not a bad record for boys just beginning their basketball career! The starting line-up at the beginning of the season found Hatch at center, Mclntosh, Fenton and Roloff, forwards, Corll and Arnold at guard. Soon after the season started, Cloud took over the forward duties with Mclntosh. As only seventh, eighth, and ninth grade boys may play, the team will lose the following players next year: Cloud, Arnold, Fenton, Traner, Corll, Noble, and Krutzer. However, the loss by the junior high will be the high school team's new gain. IL Back Row: Haight, L. Wade, Carradus, C. Barker, Sherman, R. Wade McMullen, Davis, Fenton, Allyn Carruthers Middle Row: Mr. Beckman, Tegeler, Corll, Cloud, Kratzer, banks, Front How: Back Row: Middle how: Front How: Noble, Porteous, Rector, Miller D. Steffens, Muckler, Chrystal, Stitzel, Bardtman. Timwons, Eberhart, Leighton, E. Steffens, Cook ikusebaii Erzwk Fry, hedd1ng,mReeves, Arnold, Clute, Voelker, Pettlon, Ninterq Mr. Belknap, iraner, Bushnell, Swift, Hines, Putnam, Jones, bessey Daker, Willard, Hattel, bissell, Bechelli, Arnold, oergstrand, Albert Carrothers, Decklar Back How: Stoffena, Tegeler, Cloud, Jones, bergstrand Front How: Gearhart, bushnell, Allyn, Allyn Carrothars, Muckler 5'e1uo1 3rzzxt Komefsx' intramural ZKQNQIDUS fnsfnazur Gals Back Row: Candler, Turner, Parker, Graham, Minkler, Goodrich, Hebron Front Row: Boone, Stone, Charlton, Haug, Bissell, Nebel NQQ 5Lzgi AHjWof rum SPEAKING 5.1 ,..-u:2:.:- - -inns. rgfgi-rr M I .f I V K ,Q-1, 'Sf' Nknxy -- I 1 x Q ... f- W- Mk f H11 5 k?'i'2f9Ef'gs1g 1 i b il . gp Q I' NEB! A W y. 1 H f K...-,sf I KAW il! KK L, ' KA VJ!! f 1 ' ' -gk .y . . .ffl lffrffl XX, L X ' x 5 X I ' ENV, X ., X , .gd S: iw' .4 ... X XV l.Tf'ff'f jj b ff: ' ,I ' L1 , 7 ,QXQJIIH :ig I , -. N I, fx.-HL .ve E if -L :. s 4 I I P, p ', 'Q 1 -1 ..,. 5-- ' X ' M, f 4 f 4 , ,,, Q, X x-mvmif 4, MW '31 .1-H gr' J' ,, :, Z 4. .aff :W ,, f .h b, ri . .....-x M ilk I .. - ,., ,gp Ap N v 'f:gQ! 2If1i 5 m . V ' I Q ' -.. ' 4 '- HQ vHsvF'3lf5'Y! ,J i.'::' - Qibecktllg i39UI3.l1'C2UO1'B' Back Row: Mr. Gannon, Satterlee, A. D. Hansel, Kru- ger, Hunt, Aitchison, Daniels, Miss Hahne Front Row: Baran, Rizer, Eibey, Bushnell, Hebron, Cooking, Cloud, Van Voltinbergh HOLE CONTEST Oratorical Dramatic Humorous Betty Jean Hunt Sophie Baran Arlene D. Hansel Merna Aitchison Susan Cloud Wanda Daniels Vera Taylor Lorraine Bushnell Mabel Keller Arline Kruger Jean Cooking Kay Van Voltinbergh At the home contest, Betty Jean Hunt, Sophie Baran, and Arlene Hansel won first place in their respective divisions. At the next contest, the Pre- liminary State Contest also held at Manchester, Bet- ty Jean Hunt and Sophie Baran emerged victorious and they did the same at the Sub-district, held at Cog- gon. The Pre-district at Manchester, at which Sophie Baran again took first, gave her the privilege of competing in the District at West Union. At this contest, the last before the state, Miss Baran re- ceived second place. This is the best declan record of any M. H. S. student for many years. Miss Virginia Kahne coached the members of the humorous and dramatic divisions, while Frank L. Gan- non directed the oratorical speakers. I6 ilzbata Back Row: Sawyer, Swift, Rf Cloud, Willard, Mr. Gannon Front Row: S. Cloud, Baran, Charlton, Van Voltinbergh, J. Cloud Affirmative Negative Robert Cloud Arthur Sawyer Sophie Baran Elizabeth Charlton lSubstitute: Susan Cloudj During the debate season, Manchester students partici- pated in six practice tournaments held at West Waterloo, Luther, I.S.T.C. at Cedar Falls, Coe, Drake, and Elkader. They were victorious at the district Class A competition at Oelvein, and therefore represented M.H.S. in the State con- test at Iowa City, making a total of eight tournaments in which they participated. In making these trips the students and their coach, Mr. Frank L. Gannon, traveled nearly l,lOO miles. During the season the lowing schools: Downtown Cedar Falls T. C. High, Cedar Falls Roosevelt, Cedar Rapids West Minneapolis Eldora Training School Galena, Illinois Sterling, Illinois Valley High, Des Moines A. Lincoln, Council Bluffs Wilson, Cedar Rapids West Des Hoines debaters met teams from the fol- , Waverly Decorah Oelwein Elkader Clarion Newton Boone Algona Ames Creston VI West Waterloo West Union Fort Dodge Mason City East Waterloo Oskaloosa Elgin, Illinois Mt. Pleasant Davenport Burlington Q 4 , 2 A if 4 Y - K ' . Q ,,L . W Q 'W wo my A lj Q I- 3 g 2, ge wgn Y f. 1 f A 4 ng! l X r ' 4 is 1 an 1 Q if A ... i L 1 , Vkfff A1 ' ' 9 . s , S 3, ' ,'. 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Smwfu. 5 O J I 1 ' 6 x,o9Ee1,Qx P -1 N ' xxx' v ,f W How ww SPINDS Q . 'VW-H5 Ny 1 Hen. QTIIIEDE, Psmoos nr -xg, wy- N X - - my W NA Q ' N I XX 5 5 y X Xb m.:ss1-wuTw-MX L l NO , YNNQRKMR X f 'Q'a Ef an xr as ff R ff-YN? 'BEET W , 41511 A SW -'N' A X 9 C D ve vii 47,545 Q-'hw 4.4:-. rr G99 - I ' 'YQ su COMM-In WHY ARI'-'PIT YOU OUT n Z pf 6' Fok Fonam.m.ToNwE? X 1' 'U' lf 495 keg' XTR! BEAUTY PAQADE T 2 - m XMJNMAMMA .Sms I DONT X 'v ' Q ,. RAL Lx, f' 'Qt . 0 Vt 895'- f.-77 iff' .,. , I X? YI ' ' l E A A :E-'HJ coco Kfitkg YS Been Lis Q -v :ago 1 Q , , -. Q 5 5 - 563 2 Q- . SX ,gg X -L 0 I 8 X Fm W' Sin if C I 0 k 7 A 4 av' Q L E-D DUBOIS IN Econo!-ues V , ' ?'5ffC5CQ3z,L R L4 N UK my , x , SKC 60,4 . vu QJPA C- 1,-5215 PJ N -....T.... F 1 - fnsndnd' Uzafrarndmt SCRIGYS Lynn Daker Annual Staff Football l,2,3 Baseball 1 Track 3 Class B.B. 3,4 Class Play 3,4 Class Off. 4 Student Body Off. 2 Alan Beardslee Annual Staff Chem Phy 4 Glass Off. 3,4 B111 Bidwell Boulder, Colo. HIS' 1,2 Annual Staff Track 3 Class B.B. 5,4 Cheer Leader, 3 News Reporter 4 Chem Phy Class Play 3 Assembly Pro. 3,4 Class Pres. 4 Elizabeth Charlton Nat'1 Hon Soc. 3,4 Annual Staff Class B.B. 2,3,4 G.A.A. 2,3,4 Glee Club l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 News Reporter 5,4 O.G.A. 4 Chem Phy 3,4 Debate 3,4 Declam l,2,3 All-School Play 1,2 Class Play 3,4 Class Off. 2,4 Student Body Off. 3 Pep Club 4 Henning nuusn' Francis Allyn Co. Boy's Club l,2,3,4 Class B.B. 1,2,3,4 Chem Phy 3 Margaret Anderson Annual Staff Librarian 3 Us Q, tw S gm G fluabefiri-lskinw Rvberfbaxnd Jioplnzlyumu Cvordoxrlbvckcllx Uxdorbdliforxt Bzhgloubmiou Dale fbnqqnmn Dawn Brown llbrwuu ibxmu Rickard 151114 i'hu17affeDns1mdl fU!xcrfiiurdkcrs AIQXK ifmvvlirazfr aolnr 05111165 31111111 311135615 ilobcrf Elena? 1105 Coda jlhutda Dmrub Ulm Drums Eden Dams' Elizabeth Ashllne Glee Club l,2,5 Norm. Tr. Club 5 Robert Bernd St. Xav1er's l,2,5 Glee Club M Boy's Quartet M Mixed Chorus M Sophie Baran Na:'1 Hon. soc. 3,M Annual Staff Class B.B. l,2,5,M Pep Club M G.A.A. 2,5,M . 5.h Mixed Chorus M News Reiorter 5,M Glee Club 1 2 0.G.A. Debate 5,M Declan 2,5,M Assembly Pro. 2 Gordon Bechelll Lincoln Com. H.S. 1,2 Annual Staff Basketball ,M Football 5,3 Track 5,M 'M' Clan 5,M Class Play 5 All-School Play M Victor Billhorn Nat'l Bon. Soc. M Co. Boys' Club l,2,5,M Chem Phy 5,M Betty Lou Borton Co. Girls' Club M Pep Club M ales Club 1,2,5,M o.s.A. M Dale Briggman Assembly Pro. 5 Dawn brown St. Xavier's 5 G.A.A. 2,M Glee Club 1,2 M Mixed Chorus M Marwan Burns Co. Boys' Club l,2,5,M Class n.B. 5,M Richard Burt Football l,2,5,M 'M' Clan 5,M Class B.B. 1,2 5 Assembly Pro. M Burdette Bushnell Track 5,M 'M' Clan M Co. Boys' Club l,2,5,M Class B.B. 5,M One-Act Play M Assembly Pro. 5,M Class Play M Albert Carrothers Football l,2,5,M Easeball lu Track 2,5, 'M' Clan 5,M Co. Boys' Club Class B.B. 2,5,E Assembly Pro. 5,M Allyn Carrothers Annual Staff Basketball 2,5,M Football l,2,5,M Baseball l,M Track 2,5 'M' Clan M John Childs Band 5 Chem Phy M .25 Milan Chrystal Nat'l Honor Soc. M Basketball 2,5,M Football l,2,E,M Baseball 1,2, Track 5 'M' Clan 5,M Robert Cloud Basketball 2,5 Class B.B. M Chem Phy M Debate l,2,5,M Class Off. 1 Roy Cook Baseball ,M 'M' Clan Co. Boys' Club 1,2,5 Wanda Daniels Annual Staff Class B.B. l,2,5,M G.A.A. 2,5,M Glee Club 1,2,5,M Girls' Sextet 5 M Mixed Chorus 5 M News Re orter M 0.5.1. E Declam 2,5,M Intp. Read. 5 M Class Play 5,M Librarian M Ass. Pro. M Glenn Davis Alblan H. S. 1 Baseball 2,5 Class B.B. 5 Helen Davis Centerville H.S. 1,2,5 Class B.B. M G.A.A. M Band M Glee Club M Mixed Chorus M Norm. Tr. Club M All-School Play M 1 DorfIrgDob5ox EJDILBOIS flvberf Dudltg BoffgDmrh.p lfafrjoneilnffon Goldie libs Joann ivan: 5,3655 Ewa-fo Uxthu fear ifelettffalz fuqzucfuriid i5ef131Frani1ar Kuff! Garfith DuaxuGearb:u'f ihlearlearivaff Ilfanautvwnitff fufltff fain Gran Ealing l5ef!gJ Kind Viliaxuteiwksow Dorothy Dobson Joan Evans Tinton H.S. 1,5 of 2 Mt. Vernon H. S. Q of 2, 1f3 of 3 McGregor H.S. lf3 of 3 Charles City H.S. lf3 of 3 Pep Club 4 Glee Club 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Chem Phy 4 Assembly Pro. 4 Edward DuBois Basketball l,2' Fcotball 2,3,4 Baseball l,2,3,4 WMU Clan 3,4 Debate 2 Assembly Pro. 4 Robert Dudley Betty Dunlap Annual Staff Glee Club l,2,3 4 Girls' semen 2:3, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 O.G.A. 4 Class Play 3,4 4 Assembly Pro. 1,3,4 Marjorie Dutton Nat'l Hon. Soo. 4 Annual Staff Class B.B. 1 Band l,2 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 2 Girls' Sextet 2,3,4 4 .3,4 O.G.A. 3, Chem Phy 4 Class Off. l Assembly Pro. 1 Goldie Ellis G.A.A. 3,4 Glee Club l,2,3,4 O.G.A. 3,4 News Reoorter 4 Chem Phy 4 Annual Staff Pep Club 4 G.A.A. 2,3,4 Glee Club l,2,4 Norm. Tr. Club 3,4 Declam 2,3 Librarian 3,4 Class Play 4 011415 Favre Glee Club l,2,4 Mixed Chorus 2 Chem Phy 4 0.G.A. 3,4 Vida Fear Class B.B. 1 Glee Club l 0.G.A. 3 Librarian l,2,4 Helen Louise File Pep Club 4 G.A.A. 2,3,4 Glee Club l,2,3,4 Chem Phy 3,4 Class Off. 2 Nat'l Hon. Soc. 4 Eugene Fishel Football 1,2 Baseball 2 Glee Club 2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 Assembly Pro. 3,4 Betty Frantzen Class B.B. l,2,3,4 G.A.A. 2,3,4 Glee Club l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 3 O.G.A. 3,4 News Reporter 4 Chem Phy 4 Class Off. 3 Nat'l Honor Soc. 4 Ruth Garlic Band 3,4 Norm. Tr. Club 4 27 Duane Gearhart Annual Staff Baseball 3 Co. Boys' Club l,2, Class B.B. 2,3,4 Helen Gearhart St. Xaviers 1,3 Co, Girls' Club 4 Marian Gienapp Fort Dodge H.S. l Delaware H.S. 2 Delhi H.S. 3 Albert Hale Co. Boys' Club l,2, Class B.B. 2,4 Grace Hilby Co. Girls' Club 4 Class B.B. 2,4 Pep Club 4 G.A.A. 4 Norm. Tr. Club 3,4 Betty Jean Hunt Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3,4 Annual Staff Class B.B. l,2,3,4 G.A.A. 2,3,4 Band l,2,3,4 Glee Club l,2,3 News Reporter 3,4 Chem Phy 3,4 Declam 4 All-School Play 3 Assembly Pro. 2,4 Maxine Jackson La Moille H.S. 5 of Band 2,3,4 Glee Club 2,3,4 Girls' Sextet 2,3,4 Mixed chorus 2,5,4 3. 5,4 1 -A-Ivllfifdttidf ifahd Rollo' i5a'ua.dcfft iiluenm' Cifomasfmaur laihnqkufxapd Arieueiruqw Dxnpuaafoclw .func ijgxuau Arlene ilfcllowcil fiona mtffmed ffftualfahnscft zlprglilmzgf ilnnpmay llalrug ,gfaxdegflliuddcxf not llfulfiut ilxvnaxfiliuuf f?zu'i:m Haus Omsaln flood ilorofify ilxodt fvdgu flank Ellen Matusch Alvin Jones June Lyman St anley Muckler Co. Boys' Club l,2,3,4 Co. Girls' Club 4 Annual Staff Class B.B. 3,4 Pep Club 4 Co. Boys' Club l,2,3, Glee Club l Class B.B. 2,3,4 Norm. Tr. Club 3,4 Glee Club 2 Chem Phy 4 Mixed Chorus 2 Librarian 4 News Reporter 3 Mabel Keller Chem Phy 4 Class B.B. 3,4 Debate l Pep Club 4 School Usher 1,2 G.A.A. 2,5,4 Glee Club 1,2 News Reporter 4 Arlene McDowell Chem Phy 4 Co. Girls' Club 4 Declam 3,4 Norm. Tr. Club 3,4 Don Mullen Assembly Pro. 3 Chem Phy 4 Basketball l,3,4 0.G.A. 3,4 Librarian 2 Golf Team 1,3 Nat'l Hon. soc. 4 Burnadette Kluesner Holy Cross l,2,3 Girls' Glee Club 4 Irene MoElmeel Mixed Chorus 4 St. Xavier's 1 Thomas Kramer St. Xaviers l,2,3 .2,3 Vi WMU Clan 3,4 Class B.B. 2 Glee Club l,2,3,4 Boys' Quartet 3,4 O.G.A. 4 Class Off. 1 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4 vlan Palmer Norm. Tr. Club 3,4 LaVaughn Krapfl Glee Club 1,2 Chem Phy 4 Arline Kruger Nat'l Hon. Soc. 4 Class B.B. 2,3 G.A.A. 2,3,4 Glee Club l,2, 3 Home Ec Club 4 H Debate 2 Class Play 3,4 One-Act Play 4 Librarian 3,4 Assembly Pro. Apryl Anne May Nat'l Hon. Soc. 3,4 Annual Staff Class B.B. 2,3 G.A.A. 2,3 Glee Club l,2, Girls' Sextet Mixed Chorus 2 Glee Club l Cheer Leader 2 O.G.A. 3,4 Chem Phy 3,4 Declam 4 All-School Pla Assembly Pro. 4 Class Play 3,4 News Reporter Librarian 3,4 Virginia Locke Virginia Milroy PSP Club 4 St. Xaviers 1, HOm6 EC. Club 4 Glee Club 4 29 3,4. o 5.4 5,4 .3,4 ,5 y 2 arlan Raus nnalee Reed Pep Club 4 Glee Club l Norm. Tr. Club 3,4 Ch m Phy 4 Dorothy Rleck Co. Girls' Club 4 4 Pep Club 4 Girls' Glee Club l,2,3 0.G.A. 3 Evelyn Rieck 3 2,5 Nat'l Hon. Soo. 4 Annual Staff Co. Girls' Club 4 Class B.B. 1,2,3 Pep Club 4 G.A.A. 2,3,4 Chem Phy 3,4 Debate l,3,4 All-School Play 4 Librarian 3,4 flliim llxzzr Afmuf Sawyer Nmwaufcfnbacha Uareucefilrqvpau-0 fltuciiciztgder Dale ,ffcffms iuaffzrffzpkcnsau any Hlfnnxsou ibtff Shi' zz! Dem Cagior George Complex' Ucorigtraatcx' Jlmxilolhxzberqfv fjc,-urn inaisrfou Ergsfal illdis 55115 illkafc End :llliufc fauna in illxff :Uahna illoads Sue lgottltq Altha Rizer G.A.A. 2,3,4 Declam 1,4 Assembly Pro. 4 Librarian 5,4 Class Play 4 Arthur Sawyer Annual Staff Class B.B. 5,4 Band 1,2 Glee Club 4 Boys' Quartet 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Debate 2,4 Class Off. 2 Nat'l Hon. Soc. Basketball l Norman Schabacker Stanley H.S. 1,2 Co. Boys' Club 4 Baseball 4 Clarence Shenpard Glee Club 5,4 Boys' Quartet 4 Mixed Chorus 5,4 O.G.A. 5,4 Declam 4 Arnette Snyder Dale Steffens Basketball 5 Football 2 Baseball l,2,5,4 UMW Clan 4 Walter Stephenson Bert Stitzel Annual Staff Basketball l,2,5,4 Football 2 Baseball 1,2 5,4 Golf 'rem 1,5 HM' Clan 3,4 Glee Club 5,4 Boys' Quartet 5,4 Mixed Chorus 5,4 Debate 5 Class Play 5,4 Class Off. 1,5 Vera Taylor Pep Club 4 4 Glee Club 2,5 Norm. Tr. Club 5,4 Declam 5,4 3 , George Tegeler Earlville l 2 Dyersville Q of 5 St. Xaviers Q or 5 Class B.B. 4 Glee Club 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Chem Phy 4 Assembly Pro. 4 Baseball 4 George Traner Track 5 Golf Team 2 Class B.B. 5 News Reporter 4 Debate 5, Declam 1 Class Play 5,4 Librarian 4 Class Off. 5 Student Body Off. 4 Kay Van Voltinbergh Queen Anne H.S., Se Glee Club 5 Girls' Sextet 5 Mixed Chorus 5 News Reporter 5 Chem Phy 4 Debate 4 Declam 4 All-School Play 5 Sl annle 1,2 Bessie Walston Co. Girls' Club Pep Club 4 Glee Club 4 0.G.A. 4 Chrystal Wells Class B.B. l,2,5 Pep Club 4 Glee Club l 0.G.A. 5 Assembly Pro. 4 Billy White Ted Wh1t8 Football 5,4 Baseball 5,4 Class B.B. 5,4 Emma Mae Witt Co. Girls' Club Class B.B. l Pep Club 4 Glee Club 1,5 O.G.A. 5,4 Chem Phy 4 Assembly Pro. 5 Valerie Woods St. Xaviers 1,2, Helen Sue Young Hampton H.S. 5 Annual Staff Class B.B. 2,4 G.A.A. 2,4 Glee Club l,2,4 Mixed Chorus 2,4 Home Eo Club 4 Assembly Pro. 4 Librarian 2 4 ,4 4 3 BECK Row: Middle Row: Front Row: 3. W ..5, ,.5Kf eo. V wi g. K 5 .A in k -.Y fig, Smith, Treasurerg Strathman, Secretary Timmons, V. Presidentg Cooley, President Jumors Chettinger, Boone, Bissell, Bowers, Bardtman, Gerlick, Curtm Arnold, A. Carrothers, Eberhart, M.J. Carrothers, Cloud, Cooley, Carradus Hridne, Aitchison, V. Barker, N. Fear, U. Barker, J. Childs, Bushnell, G. Fear ,me r-W-, . Buck Row: Hugh, Roanoke, Hunt, Joslyn, Leighton, McMullen, Mchu 1 Gienapp Middle Row: kennedy, Holdren, M. Lvman, Guess, McNabb, Hlntz, Hnmblin Front Row: Hilby, Krysun, G. Lvmnn, A.B. Hansel, Hawe, Gill, A.D. Hansel, Hnttel Juniors Buck Row: H. Smith, E. Steffens, Timmerman, Miller, Avery Smith Middle Row: Front Row: Absent: Swift, Turner, Nude, Putnam Kratzer, Tiwmons, Ridenour, Strathman, Snyder, Roller Sewnrd Winters I Arleen Smith, Tharp, Simons, Maurer, Schmidt, Prang, Sullivan Redding, Willnrd ,av 5 . 1 Q i J , x r 3 fwf ! J ll-lk ,yur Sloan, VrcsL1ontg hollnr, Cecrotary Ltraut, U. President, Mattel, Treasurer ffapiwuwres Back How: Parker, Eherhart, Clutc, Arno1Q, Decklar, Lavis, Pervatrann Miudie How: Connor, Gcnrhart, L. Fry, Lallard, Confare, Laker, Dagby, D. Davis Frnnt Row: Harnd, Favre, Campbell, L. Tnrrothers, P. Fry, burns, Girgon A Q- f r sw r N 'L .-.au , -3 -ar. 4- AL. back Row: D. Jones, Kruger, Hattel, Kenna, Reeves, Rector Niddle Row: Front Row: Back Row: Middle Row: Front Row: McCloud, Ondler O. Kennedy, O'Del1, B. Phelps, E Kennedy, H Johnson, M. Johnson, Raus, Hartman D. Hartman, Goodr1ch,'N. Hex-man, mcmne, Kem-11 McE1meel, I. Herman OPHORIOYOS Truair, Harold Wilson, Smith, Tesmer, Howard Wilson, Tegeler, Satterlee, Roe, Willard, Zebuhr, Stahr, Sloan Straub, Roller, Wiltse, Young, Ryan, Tracy Na... TC' JC. All Mme Trnner, Troasurerg Bushnell, President Bissell, Secretaryg Charlton, V. iresident freshmen back How: Bishop, Uargor, Conner, Ghrystal, Arnold, V. Sorll, Gush, Boone Middle How: banks, Cloud, Larr, Candlcr, Appleby, Brown, E. Jorll Dudley, Ddttmer, C. Candler Front Row: Cooper, Jessie Cooking, Jean Cooking, LcLay, Charlton Eissell, oushnell, Boone 'La - 1' ', V g s 4 3293, so 15 Back How: Haight, Garretson, Manson, Milroy, McIntosh, Hines, Fenton, Hawker, Guess, Lunlap Middle Row: McMullen, Hamblin, Kratzer, Lunnuck, Dunn, Ehne, D. Hawker, Moser, LeC1ere, Gearhart Front Row: Gosling, Minkler, McMahon, Graham, Hebron, Eihey, Hang, Lane, Goodrich reslfnwxr Back How: F. Sands, Redding, Mcdarvey, Pettlon, Noble, Stuoxhouse Porteous, Thorp, Sickles, Wade, Zebuhr, Thatcher, Sherman Middle Row: Radars, Snyder, Wilson, Quigley, Utley, White, E. Sands Satterlee, Ryan, Stone, Rebel Front Row: Schless, Traner, Helger, Palmer, Porter, Priest, Davis, Smith, Truair, Turner f N' 'im F' 4' l---.4 QU 1 Li - fly Qi Practising 'J1u Jitsu?n 2.Sm1l1n5--and he just got out of the hospital tool 5.A NMan from Marsn 4.Heave, brother, heave! 5.The better halves look studious 6.0ne act play-ers 7.0ur' drum major goes commercial i3.'Nhat size, madam? 9.Now, Miss Hahne-don't look so strained lO.Sirrple and sweet l1. Ho1d tightl' l2.S1dwel1 orders one gallon lC5.'P1mmons gets affectionate 14.Lunch is waiting l5.Very nice- ly posed. l6. 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That 5: That 40 5. That lble MOST NON-SCHOOL PEOPLE BELIEVE: teachers wear bow-ties and are absent-minded. football players get paid and live in luxury. school girls neck or don't have dates. school boys never wear hats, garters, or long woolies teachers give athletes a 'break' to keep them elig- AND---what makes it so silly, is that they're right! Helen F., 'A good looking stranger kissed every girl at the party last n1ght.' Mabel K.: 'G0shl How did he do 1t?' Helen F.: 'Very nlcelyl' Mary Jane C.: 'Snoop,nhave you been prowling through my diary again? Albert C.: 'Sure, I've read it from lover to 1over.' Maizie: 'Mamma, Mammal Come here and make Dale Steffens stop teasing mel' Mamma: 'What is he doing, dear?' Maizie: 'He's sitting on the other end of the sofal' Prof.: I wongt begin today's lecture until the roo settles down 1 Bill W.: 'Go home and sleep it off, old manl' E. Fishel: 'Your'e th1nner.' D. Riecks 'Yes, I've lost so much weight you can count my ribs ' E. Fishel: 'Gee, thanksl' Six foot three inch Bob Bernd applied for a job as life- guard. 'Can you sw1m?' asked the official. 'No, but I can wade to beat heck,' said Bob. B. Bissell: 'Marry me and everything you want will be yours.' sue Y.: 0h,nno it won'tl' B. Bissell: Why not? Sue Y.: 'I want Robert Tay1or.' Joan E.: 'Big boy, I'm the kind of girl that gets what sho goes after! Alan B.: 'Oh, yeah? What does that make me?' Joan E.: 'My husbandl' Milan Chrystal: 'It's terribly warm, sir. Do you mind if I sit down?' Hr. Howard: 'Why, Milan, does the hot air bother you?' Milan Chrystal: 'Er--no, sir, go right on talking.' Mr. Odegaard: 'I believe you missed my class yesterdav.' Stanley M.: '0h, no I d1dn't, old man--not in the lesst.' Turk Burt: 'Where do all the flies go in w1nter?' Marian McNabb: 'Search me, brother. Turk: 'No thanksg I just wanted to know.' '-IO vV7: -QQ0 5 in X v '5 C R sou LANE X I QSONJ A JM 0? Q 1 1-QQ +1-1 , 0 S4 47 Q bf? Q 5951 HA Q? SDI f I .00 ff M iq fi-:QI gf IIJIII x U J Q 3 ,, I NM if I gb J 9 ,ya- X 6' - Q 60 B05 LEJGHTDN DAVID ARNGLD 167' V95 'THE ETERNAL Ag PI vi A . X A X 2 -, RM M Q-13+ Z I I ' A 0 UANAEUSI-I-I 16' 2 'I' ' 2 - ' eww I XII ' gh- XXI! pAC' 56-Nlo EM WF' W I TH S122 Q 1 4 3 2 N X' ' - N LA! xg X Ay'-iffy .d f me -..---- NIGHT Samson. IN THE S 0 de 4, -1 JI 1- N, EAST END 5 664409 Q j LovERs LANEII GX -f I-9?-'Q Q45 .4 FI Q 'very 3 Hoi-3.1 ' 1 'f' f I jf gf X 4 uf ' ,. + Comm B:uwAP f - 1 I ,959P:moo Asscnsnx ' I - f Sf K+ AA jiltgofxx-XJL -A f9f I I X may lA 0 I I I I I ' I, I -'U X I 2--' Q 1' WIS? I I X KLIEUQSELLNILLER 1-,P fx-X ASSENBLYHMMW M6557 H Joan B.: uDon sent me his picture yesterday.' Huggins: WHow does he look?n Joan B.: WI don't know yet. I haven't had it developed.n Ray S.: nAnita's my cigarette girll' Flshelz Wwhy do you call her your cigarette girl?' Ray S.: uBecause I picked her up on the streets.n It's a funny world. If a man 5ets money, he's a grafter. If he keeps it, he's a capitalist. If he spends it, he's a playboy. If he doesn't get it, he's a ne'er-do-well. If he doesn't try to get it, he lacks ambition. If he gets it with- out working for it, he's a W.P.A. And if he accumulates it after a lifetime of hard work, he's a sucker!--Mr. Gannon. La Vaughn K.: uDo you know Ray S. well enough to speak to?' M. Anderson: nS1ster, I know him so well we don't speakln A gold-digger takes her fund where she finds it.--Mary Lou Mintz. Bert S.: HNobody will be the wiser if I kiss youln Bibbag nThen don't kiss me. I'm after an education.n Tom Hattel: nlt isn't the school we don't like, it's the principal of the thing! Susan: 'All my boy friends are cards.u Edythe: nYeah, but what does that get you?' Susan: uThe Jack.n Miss Taylor: nDuane, correct this sentence:--'Girls is naturally better looking than boys. Duane G.: nG1rls is artificially better looking than boys.' Roy C.: nLast night I was completely wrapped in my thoughts.H Betty Lou: nPoor boy, you must have been coldln Coach Belknap: nWould you like to play on the faculty basketball team?n Mr. Gannon: NI don't know enough about the game to play, but I'm willing to refereeln Sophie: nI'm free and easy.u Virginia M.: nHow dull! l'm expensive and hard to get.n nThe girls these days are becoming so sophisticated that, Stranie as it sounds, a fellow's aim has to be had to make a hit with them.n--Allyn C. Wanda D.: HI think kissing is chi1d1sh.n Lynn D.: HSo do I, baby.n Those who go to school and never get out are called pro- fessorsl '12, 4' HP-VSTAL 'NA W l - I X CA A -' If 'vid X N If 3.'-1'-T17 W X gg! ff if - f ze' an ' X 15 QARrzow5 1 744 9 QPNNEDY E GREEN wow kw NWI ef-N - A go?-f',h-,HEI Q 06 cf Owl. 1 V029-1 on' ' K 065o5 7usT AN ow '5-U- TRJCJC , 4 GILEASE-MONKEY IN -LHIEP X 'ff ' fx ,1 A Q l I . f r f 5 1 r O,Q'z . ilgsa My 1 9 'l iff: - -95: 9593 Qnfa , ., Q P'3:5'Q. NM: ' Q41 'lihlw ,VO X-.q. f 5 :Xl -3-lb u 1. O x' M 96. In . , 4 'fy STUB Py SNOQYKY I -..s. --. M. 1 - Q1 eq. V6 v , QE' Cl mar: ' +90 Q9 Qx u '39, 20 'Z' Sl-HP OF 'Ml-Ii!!! , Q5 'S' JITSU J 1 E C v ' r 1 ' U CD LOT Q Q oc ' S.M.H.S4 ix 'Z-J e . -tl 'Q 9 Wy 1' oq' wx N ' ' r 659 , W U' ca' z 'SV X-X e + ,9 I 1'P.9x'-Q6 I: L.c.' 'x 5 RYERSION oP ww-D au.C'sww:n.L Humv Bow gl on we.'CL as 'mrs ' q Cn f 4-1. X if vrbfxr-9' 7' LX 1, K .L wry Ovexei I 461 fo X gig A ' V-kgsfwl MU 3' N ' N lf N9 'O IIQQQ f r W cf . S t xg XX f N ' 'ff 'xi o ,qw 5 1 ' lv I ' gi 3? oc K f is G3 Enisqkjoq 5? 5 M5121 Zn 51 Gva Gu 0 Gra 0 ' as N HN, mhppnq Cruwn YU , o 5'Pf,'.'i.r 35-5 N D xx YQ? ff! YZ Q X71 X LV, , - d XX- 7 I ToMMc,QA1'l-r CV A15 : f QV K ff-A Lia X J f f .Xi x f f S' P X Roe-:Rv Q D LWX goY5 X E5 fix-M P' e-Ave' HOMEWU I7 Two OF Tue 11 E . .-- Mosv Pllomslnc GHEMISTS L32 A GSE l ll 1 f X ,A up Yoon Bfqo.u:g:ew,' ff Mr. Beckman: 'Palnter, are you worklng?' Bechellig 'Yes, s1r.' Mr. Beckman: 'I can't hear you making a sound.' Bechelli: 'Perhaps not, sir. I a1n't putting the paint on with a ham er.' George T.: 'I suppose you dance?' Dot D.: non, yesg I love to.' George: 'Greatl That's better'n danc1ng.' ACADEMIC WIT 'The world will never be a safe place in which to live as lon as it is infested by mankind.'---Miss Graham. 5 'You men can take it or leave it--leave it and you take it next year.'---D. F. Howard. 'I can't make you learn this, but I can darn well make you wish you hadl'---D. D. Davis. 'Alone in the moonlight is more fun it you aren't!' ---- Gordon Bechelli. 'If kisses are the language of love, I have oodles of speaking acqua1ntances.'---Sophie Baran. 'Now watch the blackboard while I run through lt aga1n.'--- Coach Belknap. 'Most men who die with their boots on would still be alive if they had sneaked in in their stocking feet'.---Bill Bidwell. 'Conscience--an inner voice that warns us somebody is look- 1ng.'---Susan Cloud. 'A fool and his money are invited places.'---Don Mullan. 'Slimming is the triumph of mind over platter.'---Dick Burt. 'The road to success is filled with women pushing their husbands along.'---0. G. Odegaard. 'IT CAN'T HAPPEN HEREI' Dale Steffens on a date---M. Ondler goes with circus as a human skeleton---'Largo' Willard in a big rush---Ray Stlmson stay- ing awake in Gov't class---Sidwell and Sawyer join No Smoking' League---M. Chrystal going without gum---Leighton without that certain Fresh---M. Aitchison with an 'F'---Traner as a 'stag liner'-- Mr. Gannon with nothing to say---Ruth B. 'hoofing it' alone---lies Morrison without a whistle---Sophie B. at 'night school'---Mr. Howard wearing a conservative necktie---Miss Hanlon not worried about her typewriters---Lynn without landa--- Tom Kramer getting an A in Chemistry---Bert S. studying in study period---Bechelli not being 'played for f1sh'. Little Audrey lPhelpsD and her father were on the top of the Empire State Building, and her father lost his balance and fell off the roofg and little Audrey just laughed and laughed, because she knew he had on his 'spring underwear! Vic B.: 'Gee, there's an awful lot of girls stuck on mel' Betty Q.: 'Yeah, they must be an awful lotl' LH I n I ,. N119 -' ' ' t 1. 1 . 7' '?!77f D Q r fn ml, . :rl ' lj! e Qi ,- -rw -I1',. ....,,.Ti' 'E 'Chu y K gf ' 33 V 'X ,Vg N .m.,,. 5f ', QQSEEM-H ,li rr 'Ll 'n Uma ,J N I --unnwuuvurmrunrmv1v.'vr+w-I-'f'-v ' '4 -' - A -.,,, g,.x ,. ,,,,, . ,..,,..-,..--- f. ,. ' . .-lf' w ' N X ,-,gb ' Me?- A14q V N-3'- X x ol ffl ' N' 0 V 4 352 -861 4 +A , I vs' 5'!lL'1:.,':Qmf: I' Y . I ' 0 3-'u:m1:,z., ' , 1 I 1 : IA , f T. R R CI F Mgqgfiikzm My m m' fd JP -if f , ...H f- . -- g ufvf A -'73'v:i5l:2Z2f'f, 'K ' 4 - -'l1vnex'nr.vvvnu-1. ----A- W. A 'N Q , ,',1 N r' 5 , M192 ,. . A ' 41 4q,3M-,., I , , f 3 , N VJJQV' ,hw 1.',y 445-'A ' IE.: A, X V4 ww-w.-.. 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Q 1 Sack How: heardslee, Steffens, Leighton, Bissell, Willard, Cloud, billhorn, Earnd, Sidwell, Swift, Jucklcr Mlodlc how: Mintz, Hunt, Dotson, Nay, Cooley, Ellis, Krnpfl, File, Hieck, Lutton, Frantzen, Keller, Charlton Front Row: Smith, Mcilmeel, Hitt, Lyman, Kruger, Van Voltinkergh, Favre, hrysan, Mclowell, Childs, Aitchison F I hi 1 .-L' for Club ack Row: McNabb, Mintz, Phelps E. Rleck, barker, Borton D, Kieck, Witt, Daran 'iddle Row: Kiss Harrison, Lyman Carrothers, Taylor Bridge, Johnson, Dobson bissell, Hilby, Lane Keller, Evans 'ront Row: Nlnkler, M. Charlton, Eberhart Straub, Cloud, Boone, Locke Hawe, Holdren, E. Charlton 415 s Natural Umansnq Utah Back Row: McDowell, Hansel Lyman, Schmidt Guess, Davis Middle Row: Miss Bailey, Arnold Snyder, Hawe Ashllne, Miss Taylor Front Row: J. Lyman, Garlick Hilby, Palmer Taylor, Evans foam fc Klub Back Row: Locke, Matusch, Hansel Dunlap, Keller, Fry Middle Row: Goodrich, Roe, KcLane Satterleo, Zebuhr, Cooley Roller, Miss Hanson Front Row: Barker, VanVoltinbergh Johnson, B. Young Straub, S. Young '18 --'mmm 'Wagn- 'Nl if C f M Q' C2 GJ-ann Davis, Tereler, Uorteous, Stack Bissell, Arnold Boone, Stevens Sawyer, Nullan, Tesmer, Barker, l5ogs'Glee Klub Uotai Soioxsts' Dnulip, Bnrnd, Dwt on 'W -W. ...V R 'W--Hou, 'ku-n.....,, W- -......-.. ,,, A. 'i. PW' F ., M 53, ,Y X. Back Row: Wilson, Willard, Tracy, Cooking, Ehne, Campbell, Hawker, Brown, Kehrli, Gearhart Middle Row: Roller, Straub, Roe, Haug, M. Johnson, Satterlee, Corll, Dunlap, Bushnell, Dudley, Mrs. Sanderson First Row: Tegeler, B. Johnson, Phelps, Wiltse, Young, Priest, Charlton, Bissell, Lane, Cooper 16u'is 6ln Klub Back Row: Schmidt, Eberhart, Smith, Cooley, Strathman, Frantzen, File, Davis, Borton, Milroy Middle Row: May, Guessford, Klausner, Dobson, Ellis, Dutton, Jackson, Hawe, Dunlap, Daniels, Bridge, McNabb, Mrs. Sanderson First Row: Barker, Hansel, Aitchison, Evans, Baran, Charlton, Cloud, Brown, Favre, Holdren fa. 23 ll ul-v,d, 1 M A ff.-'M S 2 Qg,g, D6'?f r ' - Z ' X fi? , , am, . I Sheppard, Stitzel, Sawyer, Barnd Boys' Quarfeffe Ends' Hexfetfe Dunlap, Jackson, Dutton, Bridge, May, Daniels gf. ggna sack Row: N. Thatcher, P. Kratzer, Jones, Dunn, H. . Stevens, J. Roller, Reeves, D. COQk, L- Roller, M. Kratzer, G. Stevens, R. Cook, Bob Berger, V. Thatcher, Mr. Odegaard Haug, Phelps, Young, Hansel, L. Bushnell, N. Guess, D. Bushnell, Wiltse, Swift, Jack- son, Willard, Bill Berger, Rhode, Dutton, Hunt, H. Smith, Schloss, Roe Cooley, Snyder, Turner, N. Herman, Sheppard, Davis, Barker, B. Bushnell, Lyman, Goodrich, Childs, Ggrligk, Fry, I. Herman ihutd The Manchester Marching band performed very creditahly during the year, doing formation work at football and bas- ketball games with the assistance of Earl Dunn, drum major, and Peggy Ann Roe and Janaan Haug, drum majorettes. The Marching band also participated in a political rally held on the Luther College campus at Decorah, Iowa. Middle Row: Front Row: The Concert Band participated in the Sub-District Mu- sic Contest at Elkader and received a rating of excellent. Among the instrumental groups and soloists, the wood- wind quartette also received a rating of excellent at the Sub-District at Elkader. The following received a superior rating, and so qualified to compete in the District Contest at Monticello: Brass Sextette, Sousaphone solo by Leola Roller, b Baritone solo by Merle Kratzer, and French Horn solo Earl Dunn. Helen Davis will play a Bass Clarinet solo a special audition at the State Contest, because of lack competition. If her audition is satisfactory, she will qualified to participate in the National Music Con- test the latter part of March the Land, in conjunction with the Glee Clubs, presented a concert of contest pieces. The Band also presented a concert the latter part of April, and participated in the County Spring Music Festival at Earlville early in May. At the time the annual goes to press, it is impossible to know how the participants in the District Contest will be rated, but since 811 concerned have worked diligently it is safe to say that they will perform to the credit of M.H.S. Mr. Odegaard is the director of the Land, and should be highly congratulated upon the fine work he has done in developing the musical talent of Manchester. 55 Claim! Sfexfefiz Luvln Shenonrd y r C 1 y Brass Sfvxfoffe Jackson, Roller, Kratzer, Roller Dunn, will rd NW A: wi?-w lxustrumltexriai joioxsf. Kratzer Dunn Roller Davis QM-Ampv nbfnuwf-w -kv-wn,,,1 . 1 i -.-um-q-.quam agp- EAE ERS -gnu lu ' 1-nquupw. fl 51' , . ' '. nfs ' ...,.,.,-...J ,K - enlvm-.w ,, . , K A in un, wg- .W ,, ,, In - H, B' ' A b . . . w,f..,... 1-T., I-magyar, V ..,. ' ' N' 'A' ffglmfilq91-:f....g,.p-,rrz-ifrgv' ' ' , , .i ,W sclulli X PRINCIPAL Donald F. Howard , Iowa State Teachers College M A , State Universlty of Iowa EUPRRINTENDEHT Cecil W. Bangs x B. A., Iowa State Teachers College M. A., State University of Iowa Laura Bailey Paul Beckman History, Norm. Tr. Critic Industrial Arts, Agr., Simnson Academy Assistant Coach B.A., I.S.T.C. Corwith H.S. M-A-. U- Of Iowa B.A., I.S.T.C. Graduate Work, Ohio State U. Donald Belknan D. Dale Davis Frank L- GBIIIIOD Boy's Athletics, Physics, Chemistry Social Science, Science Oakland H,S, Sneech, Debate Grant Hirh, Cedar B.A., Western Union C. Austin H-5-, ChiC560 Raoidsh M.S., U. of Iowa North Central College e.A., Coe College B.e., U. of 1111no1s N.A., U. of Illinois W N Maude I. Graham Mae M. Hanlon Mathematics Commercial Manchester H.S. Cherokee H.S. B.A., Cornell College U. of Wisconsin Graduate Work, B.A., U. of Iowa U. of Chicago Gregg College, Chicago U. of Minnesota Graduate Work U. of Colorado 57 U. of Southern Calif. Virginia Hahne Lelah Hansen English, Dramatics Home Economics Schaller H.S. Cedar Falls H.S. Buena Vista College B.S., I.S.T.C. 2 B.A., U. of Iowa Graduate Work, Graduate Work, Iowa State College Northwestern U. 5-. Loretta Mattocks Katherine Morrison Olaf G. Odegaard Social Science, Girls' Phy. Hd., Band, Latin English Mathematics Clifton, Texas Academy West Union H.S. Peterson H.S. Clifton Jr. College B.A., U. of Iowa 5.A., Morningside College B.A., Luther College Graduate Work, Graduate Work, Graduate Work, U. of Minnesota U. of Iowa U. of Montana U. of Iowa U. of Wisconsin i Esther Sanderson Stella THY3-01' Music English Dubuque H,5, Lamont H.S. B,A,, U, of Dubuque B.A., UDPe1' Iowa U' Graduate Work, Graduate Work, U. of Columbia, N.Y. U. of Iowa 58 ,-1.m.m.. 1-.W 'X '.Ar' ku-Mmsfq M512 iv.. ,. gp r 'mn M ' v 'xy uf.-1' -'xv -- Pj,' , ll uf ' -F' 'fu 7C1Q,,.r.wmn-Q 'hifi L g 1 K.. ' w 'wv,,. in K . a,,4,.- . 5, ww M A l M 1 L. J lv' ' H .. . N' b xl ' f x ' mf ,fix M . X 'QQ-,M 1' df lFh..,,1w ' - , '!x 1n lui... lim: -Q , ji :uh :. 1.5m 14,5 K H, ' 4. , . -u.,M'n' vw iQ . 2'-an - ' .'w 'm- 'V'w., if f Q, , '- 1. In N 'w.,k Alumni'-.,, x.. A 1. KV-uf,., -'vga N ' ,N Wm.. .I Qin... F . A -. '-, nw ' 'M hk'whl5Nx '-5, gh w ' U M I m 5'w.,g, '1'-4. f W- N ' V m,,,um': v lv.. ow- 'uf N ga mM 'w- xi M -man 'Www . nb . 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