Manchester High School - Manhawk Yearbook (Manchester, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1940 volume:

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I I 4 f' 4 X f I A 4 5 I if THE T: Q X Drgsenis fl --' :Q W 5 5 J h XV 145 :L:g+2 .K+ 'SLA 4? V fs 1940 Him 3 f W- 5 ,, 11 ff M 3.9 I Q I - 5 i ' W X MANCHESTER g , gp-HGH 533 A xowa fm , ,, :x g ssgooz, , M X i H I fl X ' f f T Ei ' A li f X any v 5 1 gg - X! xt 4gl f fvlmvqr f Q I I3 Dm mn 5 Q . A 1 i 1 W' E5 M I 1 ! I fix f ' Q X -1-KN - fwmx Q1 'X' ,J ' Q' r , 1 ,- 4. ,L Q' it! R v.,1? ,. Y-, 5 1. S.O.S. Save our Sons. 2. Interested in static electricity, Marjorie? 3. Kar- jorie, our candy saleslady. 4. Shame on you Timmy, hc's e little guy. 5. James HJayH the great debator. 6. Rusty Miller, that handsome Romeo! 7. Eatching out the window for Bob. S. UNapo1eonH Hattel and his stand-in Sloan. T. Quit shak- ing, Iellcome, girls are beshful, too. 10. A smile that's warm enough to melt ice. 11. Quit your flirt1n', Suzie--Quit your f1irtin'. 12. Karie, an A-1 stu- dent and friend. 13. All alone, Eileen: Tsk! Tsk! 14. Janaan and Charm in those happy childhood days. 15. Hey, Vivian, are those your Working clothes? 16. Bryce: Hwhere will we go tonight, Boone?H 17. Ceci s getting in form for the rabbit season. 18. Is that smile for Varian, Bob? 19. lhy the books, girls, didn't know you studied? 2C. HBashfu1H Bobby. 21. They have been going steady all year. 22. Audrey tries a difficult experiment. rf u f. .Hy ....,...,.,, ,y Ju N3 , 1 RPA' F6750 3Q9OOL Ajffpp GNT 63760 HIGH SCHOQL 10,0 Oily L ,...- ' NHS w s -,1 P Evqvxtx Aimnnwirafnvu C. W. Hangs xxx Donald F. Howard Surat. of Schools Prln. of Se'h'b'5l ,9'cI1ooI ftfcrard Left to right: R. W. Teske, Robt. L. Condon, Geo. S. Fanta, A A Henyan, Pres., F. F. Wilson, Dr. H. B. Nlllnr , W g-,,,.,4f N 1 T f 4 , G3 -' 3 X - 1. f 2:71 X W i f E vf um 9N ' - 5- , 3 ' f l I Lexis Andersen Iniustrial Arts Huybclt H.S. B.A.-Northwestern U. Teachers Training- Iowa State Art Training-Kansas City Art Institute Laura Bailey History, Normal Training Critic Simrscn Academy B.A.-I.S.T.C. K.A.-U. of Iota 5 ofpvw Leonard Cole Boys' Athlftics Austin, Kinnvscta High School B.S.-Drake U. 63.24. D. 3-lc Davis Thysfcs, Chevintry Oakland H.S. P.A.-Zrstern Vnion C. L.5.-U. of Iona ,godflfyfwj mah 953 Frank L. Gannon Social Science, Spf Debate Austin H.S., Chicag North Central Colle E.3.-U. cf Zllncis K.A.-U. of Illnois Maude I. Graham Mathematics Manchester H.S. E.A.-Cornell Colle Grmduate Pork U. of Chicfgc U. o Minne ota 1 V'rginia Hahne English, Dramatics Schaller H.S. buena Vista Collej B.A.-U. of Iowa Graduate Fork NOTthTWStfTH U. We, QQ Mae V. Hanlon Ccnnercial Cherokee H.S. U. cf Wisconsin B.A.-U. of Iowa Gregg Colleye, Chi Graduate Work U. of Colorado U. of Southern California .oretta Mattocks English, Conn. Law West Union H.S. B.A.-U. of Iowa Graduate Work U. of Hinneso U. of Iowa W' Iatharine Morrison Qirls' Phy. Ed. matAen.ti S . .-1. L. ole. Po U. 1 13 1' n 'gs4'le C5511 G r,w-vii CiL3g2A:' ns oiin GQK' wwf nbgwfgrmw' ois Lwron Home Economics Fargo, N. Dakota H.S 2.5.-N. Qakoto State Lcllefe U Band, Latin Clifton, Texas Academy- Clifton Junior College B.A.-Luther College Graduate Work U. of Montana Maryon P. Sorenson Music Cedar Falls H.S. B.A.-I.S.T.C. Ellsworth Conservato of Music Stella Taylor English Lamont H.S. B.A.-Upper Iowa U. Graduate Work U. of Iowa X Zc7'6l'L 7 f r y e f' la . . Xa l'- ,4 'Wo filr 15 A ,Al 1. Mr. Odegaaro does his homework. 2. Miss Hanlon looks for errors. 3. Teachers have lunch while they work. 4. His Honor, the orlncinal. 5. N199 Pound gets a sewing lesson mise Myron at her control. 6. Mr. Beckman nlanes it down to size. 7. Just hold it please. Q. Don Dolphin takes a little dlctetlon. 9. Miss Hahne preoaree for 8 cold weve. 10. Miss Sorensen starts the 4th verse. 11. Miss Nattocks points out 9 new step. 12. Mr. Bangs sends out 9 few orders. 13. Miss Taylor smiles while she counts candy bars. 14. Guess who? 15. We're having P.T. today! 16. Ass't Principal, Miss Graham looks over the situation. 17. Miss Bailey nuts Europe in its olece. 13. See the birdie up there, Miss Hahne? 20. Take out pencil and paper, puollag I fear the spirit has moved me. 21. This is station WFLG with Frank at the mike. 92. Mr. Cole oolnts out the need of a higher gym. ll N 1 NL' - X , ' - X' rv' X . J U16 ,f Z ' ' N X , S' f f , If , ' T 'lf Num XY!! - A x E if ' - f f f- x 4 ,. b ,WA I I fresadenf J 'Jace Wrefulenf 'Efzsy fntoffo- Uln fha' may 'lffass Qalors- Ralph Willard Class Secretary 1 Class President 4 Band 1-2-5 Chem-Phy 5-4 Track l-2-5-4 Football 5-4 Glee Club l-5-4 Mixed Chorus 1-5 Debate 2-5-4 Junior Play 5 Athletic Manager 4 One Act Play 4 National Honor Society 4 Merle Kratzer Class Vice Pres. 4 Student Council 4 Band l-2-5-4 Chem-Phy 5-4 Glee Club 2-4 Mixed Chorus 2 All School Play 4 Brass Sextet 5-4 National Honor Society 5-4 Instrumental Soloist 5-4 fund Grange and Wxrch 'fluff 3170 vxer ,ifuxeef ma John Swift Track 5 Class Secretary 4 Student Council 4 Band 5 Chem-Phy 5-4 Football 5-4 Glee Club 5-4 Debate 5 ' National Honor Society 4 Robert Leighton National Honor Society 5-4 Basketball l-2-5-4 Football 2-5-4 Class Treasurer 4 Clase Vice Pres. 5 Chem-Phy 5-4 K-Clan 2-5-4 Annual Staff 4 Student Council 4 Baseball l-2-5-4 ecrefarjy Freapurer Merna Aitchison Annual Staff National Honor Society 5-4 News Staff 5-4 Glee Club 1-2-5 Accompanist 4 Chem-Phy 5-4 Declam 5 O.G.A. 5-4 Student Council 4 Librarian Marjorie Arnold f Coggon 1 Normal Training 5-4 All Vivian Barker Pep Club 5-4 Home Ee Club 5-4 C.A.A. 1-2-5-4 Glee Club 1-0-4 Intramural BTS. l-3-5-4 R- fa' ' ' g6ag4LJ2c4Lr Nanda Barker Pep Club 5 Band 1-2-5-4 Home Dc Club 2 Baton Club 5-4 Chem-Phy 5-4 Glee Club l-2-5-4 Mixed Chorus 2-5 Bob Bissell 1 Oneida ILS. S of 1 , M-Clan 2-5-4 Chem-Phy 5-4 Basketball 2-5-4 Glee Club 2-5-4 Mixed Chorus 5-4 Junior Flay 5 Annual Staff Football 5-4 Track E-5-4 Vc?1Soloist 4 '-' 'lnifflf' I-Jflxxxlfcx ' Bob Bowers Ramona Bushnell Assembly Program 1 O.G.A. 5 ' Librarian 5 if Albert Calleis Waterloo H.S. 1-2 'lb' 3 Francis Carrafus Football 4 Country Boys' Club l-2-3-4 Art Club 3-4 My Annual St a ff Track l-2 Baseball 5 An Mary Jane Carroth Pep Club 3 Baton Club 3 G.A.A. 2-3 nabelle Carrothers Home Ee Club 2 Baton Club 5 G.A.A. 2-3-4 Intramural B.B. l Declam l-2-3 Art Club ers Intramural B.B. l Declam 2 Annual Staff Art Club 4 Home En Club 4 45 QJYLB- 'hi Junior Cbetf1ns wail Jane Childs Annual Staff Chem-Phy 3-4 News Stoff 4 Band 2-1-4 Home EC Club 4 National Honor Su Edyth Cooley Class Vice Pre Class Presiden Home Ec Club 3 Chem-Pby 3-4 Glee Club l-2- Mixed Chorus F -mf Society 4 san Cloud Clase Presloent l Cheer Leader F Feb Club 3 Assembly Program l Glee Club l-2-3-4 Debate l-2-5 Declam l-2-3-4 O.G.A. 3-4 Junior Play Senior Play 1 All School Play 2 One Act Plav 4 sident l t 3 5-4 Assembly Program 3-4 Annual Staff . .A. 4 Hel en Eberbart Per Club 3-4 Jesup 3 of 2 Home Ec Club 2 Girls' Intramural B l-2 Glee Club l-2-5-4 Assembly Program 4 O.G.A. 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Geneva Lear 4 Home Ec Club 4 A 4-5-4 Girls' Intramural 5.3. 1-2-o-4 Nola Fear Librarian 4 G.A.A. 2-3-4 Chem-Phy 4 News Staff 4 Assembly Program 1 Declam 1 Annual Staff Girls' Intramural B.B. 1-2-6-4 O.3.A. 0-4 ioward Jarlick Utudent Council 4 Intrmwural B.E. 2-3 oultrv Boys' 'lub 1-2-5-4 fgr- Zlvin Gienapp Chem-Phy 4 intramural 5.5. 2-3 Country Eoys' Jlub eine 111 I ' trswberry ft. l-2-5 of 5 u GG lub 4 A e t Flay Q-4 ,xg 1 4 PJ Cextet 4 oloist 4 Batty Juess Sormal Training 5-4 :and 1-2 !.A.A. 1-1-6-4 El-: Club 1-Q-4 Mixed Chorus 2 Stunent Sony Officer Vivlan i mblin e as Treasurer 1 ntravmral Q.Q. 1 --gs-4 Arlene U. Hansel hormal Training I-4 Assembly Profram 1 1 'iv 1 Arlene E. pansel Band L-5-4, home ic club 5 Chem-Phy 4 Glee Club l-2-3-4 All School Plfy 5 Declan l-2-5-4 Girls' iextct 4 Assembly Prograr l Mixed Chorus A Student Director 5-4 Librarian 2-3 Norma Hattel David City, Ilcbr. 5 of l Lavexport 5 oi lg c National Honor Society 4 Jhem-Thy 4, O.J.L. E-4 Junior Flay 3 Intrarural U.L. 5 Annual Ltalf 4 News Staff 4 Mil rz.rie.n 11 E a Jaws Student Council 4 Normal Training 5-4 Pop Club 5-4 Elec Club l-4-5-4 v Berniece Lllby Pep club C-4 Home Qc Club 4 3.1-...-L. 5-4 ,f-., O.-.h. 5 Mary Lou Lint: Pep Club 5-4 G.A.A. 5-4 Chem-Uny 5-4 All School Play l-4 Assembly rrojra: 1 Une Act Llay 4 Fort Dodge f of 2 Junior Flay 0.3.h. 4 National Honor Society 4 Betty Jean Holuren Icp Club 5-4 3.L.1. l-L-3-4 Elec Club 3 All School Flry 4 Bryce Huck Wellcome Hunt News Stiff 4 Zlee club 4 Junior :lay 5 intramural 5.5. L-J if WWW l'l' ilton Joslyn Band 1-2 Track 2 Football E-4 Basketball L Bessie Kennedy Home Qc Club 4 rep Club 5-4 3.A.fu O-4 . A , C.,.n. U , intramural L.2. Q-4 Assembly Irogrmu 3-4 , 1 6 .V ,ff xiii--vf1 P '4:'54 'ff ecil Koeneke Chem-Thy 4 1 Jarlville H.2. 1-2 Marie Arysan Decorah j of 1 St. Xeviers L of 1 Jhe:-Phy Q-4 Pep Glub 4 Fairfield ljJ J 4 ayle Lyman Jhem-:ny 4 Glee Club 1-Q-4 Annual Ltnff 4 u. .n. Q-4 ! f-fl. 4 We gp Marjorie Lyman Band N- -4 Jlee Jlub 1-2 Normal Tralnlng 5-4 Librarian 5 Tor Xc3ath Gloe Club 4 Don McMullen Ch em Pay 4 Baseball 1 Country Boys' Jlub 15 Ofb-I u If 1 .1 pq V, , Qv', ' u Q V' QQ' lui via' Marian McNabb Girls' Sextette 3-4 Glee Club l-2-5-4 Intramural B.B. 1-2 Pep Club 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Home Ec Club 4 Librarian 3-4 If 1 I Marietta Maurer f O.G.A. 3-4 flee Club 3 Russell Miller Athletic Manager 3-4 Basketball 1 News Staff 4 Qunior Play 3 Alys Prange Cherokee 5 of 1 Nall Lake 3 of 1-2 5 of 3 Glee Club 0-4 Home Ec Club 3 Donald Polenz Leigh, Nebraska l-2-5-E of 4 Glee Club 4 Hixed Chorus 4 Robert Putnam Track 3 QM-63 f Dalles Ridenour Glee Club 1-2 Intramural B.B. 1-2 WCA! W 4 Leola Roller fr Band 1-2-5-4 pa cues Club 1 Q, Instrumental Soloist Brass Sextette 2-3-4 Art Club 5-4 I6 Amber Simons Normal Training Pep Club F-4 G.A.A. 1-2-5-4 Girls' Intrsourn 3-4 1 B.B. 1-2-3-4 gL Zelrn Schmidt Arle-n Smith Annual SToff Class Seoretorv Class Treasurer Chem-Phy 3-4 Glee Club l-?-1- Normal Trninfnz 3-4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club l-?-3-4 Mixed Chorus 3 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus ?-F-4 G1r1s's Sextet 4 Vocal Soloist 4 National Honor S Hubert Smith Instrzmentol Sol Annual Sfoff Band l-?-7-4 All School Play Junior Plnv F Mixed Chorus 1-4 Glee Club 1-4 Assembly Program Eorl Stef'ens Baseball 1-2-3-4 Footboll 1 Basketball 2-F M Clan 2-3-4 7 ociety 4 Avery Smith Junior Play 5 oist 4 4 3 Wands! Snyder W Home Ec Club 4 Normal Training 3-4 Kitty Strnthman St. Xnviers 1 National Honor Soc. 4 Chem-Phy 4 G.A.A. 2-5-4 Student Council 4 Glef Club ?-3-4 Mixed Chorus 3-4 Annual Staff Class Seoretnry 3 Junior Plav 3 Intrnrurnl 2-4 ,I X x N 5 G . N I L1 Fave Sullivan O.G.A. 3-4 Glee Club 2-4 ,, Home Ec Club 4 K Center' Point 1X3 of 1 Hopktnton 213 nf 1, 2 Oneida 1X2 of 3 Ia Q 3' Audre Tharp QR Art Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Chem-Phy 4 Robert Timmons Class Vice President 3 Bssketbell ?-1-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Baseball G'-3-4 Junior Play 3 UMW Clan 3-4 Annual Staff Student Council 4 Lavern Turner Band 2-3 Country Boys' Club l-2-3-4 Intramural B.B. 1-2-5 Rnbert Wqde Baseball 2 WJ 76,-E Ted Winters Oak Park Q of 1 Lake Geneva 5 of 4 Student Body Off. 3 Junior Play 3 Athletic Manager 3-4 Annual Stuff Class Secretary 2 IB 53: .,. MIL 5 3 gf W , ni 4 Qi g. W9 H N , , 'Ea fi V - I If 1 U I. , , Q t f 5 . 9 , , -' Y Fi I, -- Hman X XQJ ' ' ' ' X 'X if ' hx T x I, , Margaret Willard, President Jeanne Roller, Vice President Jean Wiltse, Secretary Audrey Phelps, Treasurer llltlvlfif Back Row: Cecil Bagby, Wallace Davis, Bob Arnold, Vance Daker, Bob Gearhart Middle Row: Front Row: Lyle Conner, Bob Clute, Carl Decklar, Daniel Davis, Leslie Fry, Donaldine Burhans Allison Eberhart, Ilene Carrothers, Phyllis Fry, Hazel Favre, Dorothy Campbell, Lenore Barnd Q ST , ei, ,P-4 , M- , , A I or It nm Back Row! Middle How: Front Row: Back Row: Middle Row: Front Row: ggi'-Tjfg. .,.2:,2.-Q L- nmmkm' :.-- f-- W - M- sa ui- 'sH ffs 'V .... M, Herbert Hartman, Warren Kruger, Robert O'Dell, Dean Jones, Jack Kenna, Pierce McCloud, Orville Kennedy Bettie Johnson, Celia Kehrli, Mildred Johnson, Ed Less, Tom Hattel, Melvin Ondler, Audrey Phelps, Bretta Muller Norma Herman, Mary McElmeel, Betty Gibson, Marjorie Goodrich Jean McLane, Irma Herman, Ruth Gienapp oianuotts' Wesley Truair, Alvin Voelker, Harold Wilson, Clifford Barker Harvey Stevens, Albert Reeves, Wayne Tesmer, Joe Sloan Alice Mae Satterlee, Jeanne Roller, Jean Wiltse, Margaret Willard, Nyle Bergstrand, Kenneth Smith, Junior Rector, Joseohine Verderber, Margie Stahr, Howard Wilson Eileen Straub, Peggy Ann Roe, Betty Young, Dorothy Clark, Berniece Rodies, Lorraine Haus, Elizabeth Zebuhr, Doris Hartman, Erma Tracy ,pau is .-.-- 5h.n1...J-- - -444--J-f'4'Tf' L.1Ll..L,.'l 1512359 ---3, .41 .v,J1',f?A.,...-J 'V-Q -A-4 ,Q!2'f.2..g...jL.. -.J--- Q --' J.Jf.Z1....t4.r+ sl., .i Te, at K ,, ,gi-g12g...A.L,gQ ' k 'f 4 I xii 1 I .,, - ' -A -:ff -I 'W N ...- Z2- .i ,Wh-' - - lv ...U wr ' .... Q- ev' ilfi 'xg faul nratzer, Vice-Lresleent Mnryette Charlton, Treasurer Mena n. -osl1nj, .ecretary James Cloud, President Back Mow: Don Boone, Virgil Qorll, David Arnold, Zregory Bernd, Smith Conklin, Leonard Gush, Jordon Jnrystal, Ecwin Bisnop, Leland Conner, Allyn Larr Linole How: Lloyd Jcllard, Llll larger, Billy hnsden, Helen hpyleby, Lottie Cooper, Larjie Uanuler, william Littmer, Dale Bessey, James Glond. Front Row: Evelyn Corll, Haxine Irown, Lucille Cnllds, Jean Cockinj, Virginia Delay, Helen Judley, Joan Bissell, Lorraine Eushnell, Jessie Cooking. 1 'I nv-dl -O nn? Rov: fi-1511? IiG'.'.' F- -L1 L Row: lac! Row: L 'le low: Trsnt low: -N Q- .-u wean Gnrrvtsnn, Favl Ir txer, Loren DunnucP, T m Tzrroll, Rojnr Yclntcsh, Fob Hixns, Allan Hnrilln, Ro?0rt HCI rvoy, Lwvvrn Hinnon, Hnvvrd TcXul1en - RoEHrk Uyknwn, Trace Vluesner, Dirothy Winkler, HSPLHS Hosier, Helens He ron, Harlan Crnbnr, Dolores UawTcr, huthryn lhtchinson, ,inn Mary Gosling, Lois Jexrbnrt, Novell Iilroy. Dorothr Farley, Helen Nc el, Jhnrnion Lane, Jnnaun Hang, Ninn Guess, Patricia Lublcre, Rose HcHahJn, Jcunnc Filson, Lorraine Lilny, Hiwinc Goo5rich. Jffrfhv mo ras' Leldnd Wade, Fruncis Thgrg, fob Beterson, Varl Dunn, Key Stnckhouse, Don Porteous, Don Raders, Floyd Thatcher, Harlan Timmerman, James Trnner, Lloyd hands. Alvin Nvile, Wwrrcn jcttlon, Darlene Reiner, Harvrttc Chvrlton, Mary Louise Wilson, Joan Ryan, Glwria Doane, Jfmr Tortcr, Dhfllis Smith, Duane Schloss, Eillv Zeluhr. Marilyn Satterloe, Yury Anite, Genvvicwe lynn, Volfd Itone, Clwnn Jayne Priest, Donna SanAs, bileen Ltley, Tnneva Turner, Xnr'arct Snyler, Eleanor Junlny, Eileen Triwir. Q '-. 'llv .la ll ' 11-nf 'Q-1 Lean Vounv, Vicb President Iorotny Junla Treaourer natnr,n igylor, Secretary Job Mclntosk, rcsiceft fff,-fffhfeit lton Q Gcorgl Davis, oltv, J an eddow, ter Waldn rcwt arle r,, rx e v em' 1 lun LQ1.brnan, a 1 no , ett ll u knpl , .0 tal, V lu :wb r ou, 1or wx. Back Row: Warren Harbaugh, Bob Muller, Leon Callahan, Bob Ottilie, Warren Hillier, Bob McIntosh, John Nebel, Francis Gosling, Delbert Hartman, Everett Holdridge Middle Row: Ralph Ortberg, Ward Harbaugh, Paul LeClere, Bob Frantzen, Richard Gage, Charles Less, Ira Hatch, Donald Hartman, Robert Miller Front Row: Emma Holthaus, Etta Mae Palmer, Frances Kehrli, Kathleen Leighton, Germaine Hass, Marilyn Hall, Elva Jean Kruger, Celestine Darrow, Ula Miller lrreffntten l Back Row: Richard Wells, Bob Work, David Wilson, Albert Schabacker, Merle Robinson, Maynard Renfrew, Roger Ryan, Clarence Schabacker Middle Row: Glen Power, Dean Young, Helen Slckles, Katherine Taylor, Anna Mae Webber, Faye Tesmer, Wanda Smith, James Smith, Harold Perry, John Priest Front Row: Mae Truair, Mildred Reick, Anna Ross, Betty Swanson, laida Thacher, Helen Wilson, Marilyn Worm, Grace Roberts, Betty Jean Parsons 'Qeiwmk - '?!QWM' WM 'ww-ui 4 'V1 f I ki ,gf if Q N , 'FV 'X Y Q vsew-'Q sw ' f- La, . , uw ,4 7 V4 Y- ' ' I-I Us f' an 2' Q ra? FJ as fam Q ' 1- 'AVBL . V I . F7 .gs f !f .- gf I X li ', , 5 ,11.1..ii- a,,,,....--T- A i A XX l I , V . -'ai 1 V F 12 , ,, X ' iff , 'ffl 'Qfzzg V H1 If Z ' I, n ,fpf d I 7,4 ' ' Ml' ' , ,f 51119 4: I . f i 1 K 'N X XX xx x N if f lk i ff Y ' Y f f Eack Row: Third Row: Seoonl Row: Front Row: fl-Y Y iiwd-. 'vt if Lester Howick, Gordon Dyer, Ella Mae Haigh, Jeanne Roller Harvey Stevens, Helene Hebron, Albert Reeves, Earl Uunn, Paul Kratzer, Nalda Thatcher, Norman Jones, Richard Cook, Verna Thatcher, Dick Condon, Jack Dithorum. Maxine Kelly, Kathleen Leighton, Lois Uhrystal, Doris York, Arlene U. Hansel, Betty Young, Audrey Phelps, George Stevens, Merle Kratzer, Nina Guess, Lorraine -ushnell, Dorothy Ashline, Hubert Smith, Duane Schiess, Robert Ellis, Junior Lewis. Mr. Udegaard, Phyllis Burns, Phyllis Fry, Helen Sheppard, Morell Kilroy, Floyd Thatcher, Juanita Sly, Norma Herman, Jane Childs, Maxine Goodrlch, Betty Quigley, Irma Herman, Eugene Cooley, Tom Snyder, Dick Ortberg, Violet Coon, Mary Jane Lane. Janaan Hang, Ray Allenstein, Vance Pechelli, Jack Rohde, Dick Bushnell, Margaret Willard, Leola Koller, Davle Cook, Marjorie Lyman, Petty Lou Bushnell, Wanda Parker, Newwll Pinch, Dorothe Fry, Bethel Davis, Peggy Ann Roe. Wand Officers Pr.sldent: Merle Kratzer Wardrole Custodian: Wanda Barker Vice President: Earl Dunn Baggage Manager: Paul Kratzer Secretary: Leola Roller Stage Manager: Rob Dykema Lltrnrian: Marjorie Lyman Advertising Manager: Lorraine Bushnell The Manchester Marching Band participated in the state contest at Iowa Falls in competition with twelve other lands and received a rating of Divi- sion ll. During the football and basketball season they did formation PSF- formances with Zarl Dunn as drum major and Peggy Roe and Janaan Haug, drum najorettes. Instrumental soloists taking part in the district contest at Monticello are: Merle Kratzer, baritone euphsniumg Leola Roller, sousaphoneg Hubert smith, saxoohoneg Earl Dunn, French horny Helene Hebron, tromboneg Lorraine lushnell, piano, Robert Dykema, cornet and Phyllis Fry, bass clarinet. The Concert Band with forty-nine members entered the sub-district con- test at Monticello on April 5. The Brass Sextette and Clarinet Quartet also are participating ln this contest. On March 31, the band and glee clubs presented their annual concert in- cluding cont st pieces and both vocal and instrumental soloists. Mr. Odegaard, director of the band and instrumental groups, is doing an excellent job of conducting this year. 2.8 H Ezrnzef Quarfef re Cooley, Kathleen Leighton, Phyllis Toxmg Snyder Zmsfrumerrfaf ,fiwfoxsiv Back Row: Helene Hebron, Earl Dunn, Bob Dykemzx, Leola Holler Frout Row: Hubert Smith, Phyllis Fry, Merle Kratzer, Lorraine Bushnell Urzws bfexfef ugl Dunn, hlwsrt Reeves, Bob yEema, Merle KraQ:er, L'r'erut lloyd, Lcglz Keller hiL 4UQr, NM' Standing: Paul Kratzer, Albert Reeves, Earl imnn, Bob Iykema seated: Kenneth Cook, Dick Emshnell, Tom Snyder, Lufene Cooley IL-:file German Wand 1Dzzfcn-1 Elub Left to Might: Vivian Barker, Betty W igley, Mildred Johnson, Janaan Hang, Virginia JeLay, Ilene Cerrothers, Jean Jiltse, Wanda Barker Left to Right: Ectty Young, Arlene D. Hansel, Pnyo Sullivan, Margaret Willard, Arlcen SwltF, Mayre Jayne Gill ,?nx'aor',,faYofnor Garb ,fexlcf freshman - Sophomore 'Earls' ,bfexfef Left to Right: Wanda Smith, Haida Thacher, Jorothy Dunlap, Eleanor Brown, Jnnaan lung, Katherine Taylor o i ack how: iddle How: ront Row: ack How: iuule How: 'ront Row: Zelma Schmidt, Alys Prange, Edyth Cooley, Peggy Ann Roe, Lileen Straub Marian McNabb, Faye bullivan, Lana Hawe, arleen Lmith, Nerna Aitchison Betty Guess, Vivian Barker, Hazel Favre, alice Mae Latterlee, Dorothy Campbell, Audrey Phelps, Llizabeth Lebuhr, Jean Wiltse, Celia Kehrli, Letty Young, Kiss Sorensen Arlene D. Hansel, Erma Tracy, Gayle Lyman, Helen Eberhart, Margaret Willard, Jeanne Holler, Jayne Sill, Bettie Johnson, Sanca Darker Earls Elec Klub Dorothy lmnlap, Donna Lancs, Anna Mae kebber, Elva Jean Kruger, Freda Abrams, Marilyn Satterlee, Maxine Erown, Mary Louise Wilson, Dolores Hawker, Celestine Darrow, Clara Priest, Lois Gearhart, Helen Dudley Frances Kehrli, Lois Chrystal, Marilyn Hall, Dayle Cook, Janaan Hang, Lvelyn Corll, Jeanne Betty Lou Bushnell, Faye Tesmer, Lottie Cooper, Gibson, Jessie Cockinj, Lileen Trualr, Margaret bnyder, Ruth Spersted, Lleanor brown Maids lhacher, Jean lorter, Charmion Lane, Joan Bissell, Lorraine Dushnell, Maryette Charlton, Katherine Taylor, Wanda Smith, Eleanor Lmnlap, Virfinia DeLay, Nina Guess A Lack How: Loren Dunnuck, Soy Stackhouse, Jonold Folenz, Kenneth Smith, Tally lnvis, Nellcome Hunt, Merle Kratzer, Harvey Stevens. idile Row: Clifford Barker, Join Swift, lalph 'lllard, .'.' Bob Arnold, Tom McEath, Robert Ellis, Liss Jorenson. Front Aon: Leland made, Janes Cloud, Monoli Forteous, Jay Traner, Hubort Cmlt5, Albert Reeves, Bob Bissell. wo 5' Ulce ffub Vo cal ,9TJlou'1.-Y Left to night: Job Bissell, Jayne Gill, Janaan Hang, Arlcen Smith, Albrrt Reeves. If ,.,-vw' M -,,,,.,-Q m.q 'Q 1. Qu 1 ,uouo, wnen l'4 talklw' wltk my hoxej? 3. Jmlth J. find: hor coxiltlon Lzgrovco in HQow Qlrosn. 5. Iryini to Qool Ula ticchcrs with all tho Vooks, iorvni C. L :tw8y in black. C. Aogw S obotrvrtorg. T. fLFQ Lou and hor usuol smile. 7. To .'.' you soo .' by she smiled. M. Jharm and Jadnc ohio it Rolo alone lurlng boskvthqll practice. T. Very bright, Jlm. The sun, of Course. lv. Jrcj, but not shorthand. ll. Country Hoya' C1wU in action. 12. QonlQ LL bo another oxyorincnti 15. Your guess is gs food as owru. 14. Vook out, Grlz, a :lilo ls comin' nn. 15. Ulvc 'oohs when they were frcshles. 1'. Hlow witch yomr strike-overs, Cluss.H 17. The gals look haypy about sowethlW'. 17. cnoiln sent Mlm UACL to us. 10. 31ldlnQ for hows, Anvil? CU. Ike Hatch ,uts on His Twnlby Toile. 21. our janitor, IP. JL- Qorker. 24. '.',' ooi turnini must be easy, look 'ho's .'.' ot lt. JS. hrist's u,, finLors correctly ,1acei, students. 24. Gosh, Lully, tEnt's an en'ailn5 g.11e. 35. Jhat a worried look, hratzer. 25. Home gc Class throws a doristnas party. 5'1- 'Q K '-J .I vm fx j f5fb'x 'V ' sr' f 4 X bl 'vw svl. ' f f .fa N J A K IEJYI' Q f 4- 'S X Wx n k XF? - b W, J D f-J . 'X fi n -frnwdb . X fi 1 I f l .M 1.17, i , f Z -2 Gig wi I ' f V' ,ff x ' 'lim ' kg f f X Y ' , X , ,4 ,I I 5. 12. 22. 26. 29. 5. 6. 13. 20. 25. 27. 1. 2-5. 10. 14. 16- 25. 24. 28. 50. 5. 8. 12. 21. 22. 56 YGBOOI Zzlfeniea' September School opens with a bang! Freshmen and twins galore. Miss Myron and Coach Cole are the new teachers. Dr. Barker gives good advice on what to do--or not to do--on moonlight nights. Monticello here. A scoreless game. Everyone crosses respective fingers and hopes it is not another touchdownless season. Irene Fosness portrays several of the Presidents' wives. Ralph W. learns that he has become a psychologist. Vinton and Manchester, with the result of a tie of 13-15. Dave Arnold scores the first touchdown to break the Jinx. October G.A.A. party for the freshies and the future G.A.A. girls. Jitterbugs have the floor at the Senior Sweater Swing. Friday brings us bad luck. Anamosa trounces us 44-O. Muddy field plus a good Wilson team and we lose 12-O. Chem-Phy initiates. If the electric chair feels that bad, many people will reform. Snow White Puppet Show. Hxrion plays here. We win 12-6 for the first real victory of the year. hr. Gannon changes little Junior's name to Louie. November Cedar Falls wins 12-O. State Teacher's Convention at Des Moines and the gtudgnts hgvg 8 16351 holiday. An old rivalry renewed as Independence wins by a close score, 20-14. Home Declam Contest. What, no opposition in Oratorical, Jean? nfhey Shall Have Muslcn with Jascha Heifitz. The seniors sponsor the movie through the cooperation of the Castle Theatre. Many thanks, Mr. Jutton. President Roosevelt's Thanksgiving or 'Franksgiving.n Iowa Ramblers ramble at the Junior Dance. All School Play nNew Fires.n Bobby Miller plays the part of a typical American boy. Beginning of Thanksgiving vacation. December We win our first basketball game of the season by defeating Lamont, 27-12. We win over Winthrop 54-15. Wilson gets beat 55-50. Upper Iqwa entertains with musical ensemble. u Grospan musical Review. The electrical organ breaks dqvn. AnamoseP wins again with a score of 25-19, School closed for Christmas vacation. 1. 5. 5. 8. 1 w J....e 17-13. 19. 22. 8-9-10 14. 16. 21. 23-24 29. 1. rs UI 11. 12. 20. 22. 25. 2. 5-7. 15. 19. 10. 19. 21.- 22. 25. 24. 1 1 1 January 1 1 Happy Lew Year to Hyorsen students- 1 pack to school to begin a new year. We start off the year by beating Kontlcollo. 1 Ceinr Falls defeats us. ' Kr. Gannon thinks he'i make a good Pres1den+. Heil! Marlon rides over the Manhawks, 20-15. 1 Much Midnight oil is burned for semester exams are in progress. End of a semester's labor. 1 Report qards+..results of our efforts. 'I haven't a single period that was the same laet semeater.' 1 1 Februar! i ,Manhawks triumph over Greeley and win the County Tournament. Mr. Dale D. Welch of Dubuque University gives a speech on nHav1ng a Good Time on the Wayn...Remember Junior and1the hobby horse. Independence wins over the lanhawks. 1 Our debators have a practice debate with Oelwein. 1 Northeastern District Debate at Cedar Fallsl Leap Year Day. Mr. Gannon silences his founth period Government Clase with an hour exam. I aaa , Manhawks defeated in the Sectional Tournament by Monticello. Junior Play HSpr1ng Fever.n Tom Hattel mak's a convincing millionare. Otto Vogel, coach of the S.U.I. baseball te , speaker in the auditorium University of Iowa Band gives a concert in the gym. One-act play festival. Manchester gives 'Thursday Even1ng.n Mr. Beckman resigns and Manchester H1gh'los s a good teacher. Spring vacation begins. Annual Staff Dance. Try records for the music. A223 1 Bruce Gates of Gates Business School gives alk. Music contest at Monticello. t First Track Meet at Mechanicsville. 1 Sophomoree have party until 10:50. Such late hours, children. sez 1 Junior-Senior Banquet. 1 Baoalaureate. 1 Senior Play. 1 Natignll Honor Society Banquet. f Commencement. J Schoo1's out. Fare thee well. 8 1 1 1 Left to right: Stnnolngr Sltttnv: Lorrafne Eibey, Francis Gosling, Bettv Jenn Hwliren, Eleanor Brown, Bobby Miller, Wanna Sm4th, Eleanor Dunlen, Fnrvev Stevens Mary Lou Hlntz, Merle Krntzer, Jean McLane, JPHN FGGGOW, Smith Conklin, Hubert Smith, Phyllis Fry. ,bfalvool flag nllfew 9311! f59fn'urq fkvvfn Junior flag Bob Arnold, Wayne Tesmer, Eileen Straub, Jo Sloan, Peggy Ann Roe, Jeanne Roller, Tom Hattel, Corr1ne,Confere, Bettie Johnson. Jean Wlltee, Junior Rector. Wallv Davis, Standing: Wellcome Hunt, Ralph Willard, Bob Timmons, Kiss Hahne, John Swift, Nob Bissell, Avery Smith Seated: Dallas Ridenour, Arlene D. Hansel, Marian McNabb, Susan Cloud, Zarl Steffens, Audre Tharp Hauser flag nfapfznn Z-Lpplejackn E'burxlaH fvengnnf' Glue Ac! flag Left to Right: Ralph Willard, Susan Cloud, Vary Lou Hintz, Jayne Gill, Kiss Kahne Back Row: Mr. Gannon, Jayne Gill, Jeanne Roller, Peggy Roe, Annabelle Carrothers, Arlene D. Hansel, Miss Kahne. Front Row: Jean Beddow, Phyllis Fry, Susan Cloud, Virginia Delay, Ilene Carrothers, Lorraine Eibey. meofamafo rg inhale Left to Right: Jay Traner, Bob Clute, James Cloud, Francis Coslinf, hatherine Hutchinson, Mr. Gannon. J 8 KH Q' M' Til ,L W L11 -I lm Amid ...M 'Q 4, i M e ff l' 1' Gommorcnal Arf Zia!! mogn' fame In lEfdJ3',-5' Back Row: Daniel Davis, Hubert O'D6l1, Bob Wade, Lavern Turner, Kenneth Smith, Kelvin Ondler, Albert 0311195 Bob Bowers, Francis Carradus, Miss Iyron Front How: Uesley Truair, Qlvln Glenapp, Wayne Tesuer, Junior Rector, Job Tiw1ons, Earl Steffens, Bryce Hugh, Robert Clute P , V- l Emkif , . . , Stondingz Mary Lou Hintz, Kitty Strathman, Edyth Cooley, Francis Carradus, Hubert Smith, Bob Bissell, Bob Leighton, Bob Ti mons, Leola Roller, Agleen Smith, Andre Thorp Seetedz Gayle Lyman, Mary Jane Carrothers, Xorma Hattel, Merna Aitchlson, Jane Childs, Kola Fear Enitor-in-Chief. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Merna Aitchison g:si4tant Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jane Childs Business Ianager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mary Lou Tintz Literary Editor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Norma Hattel Syorts Editor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bob Bissell Q Mary Jane Jegvottqrg , Frgnclq rrrefuf Lrtlsts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C Leozl-gROl1F'f' C Audra Therr C Kola Fear TH,ists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C Arleen Smith J. C Gayle Lyman I 'U r'1'..,.. JQ11e41Ltors........ C Ldyth Cooley Snn,:Lot llltors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C Kitty Strrtlwrn C Hubert fyitk Art LLPQCLOF . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . 1 - . . 0 . . . . . . . Hr. faul YccI.an gQvlsor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Vr. D. Dale Drvis The annual staff ishes to exwress their awereciation to Carl Decilfr Virfil . . . . . r 'A . . . . ' . J porll, nn, otleq .enoers oi tne art class for tnoir assistance in ,rc5:r-ng the lUiU Ml.Qn.L. 'PZ W N , Eacl Row: Y r' C'rlicE, lol Lei hton, lvrl Dvnn, John Swift 'che lcln'os Iiidle ICU- urges Cloud, Iorle Kretsfr, Margaret Wilbard, Doroth' D nlap, lltty strathnan, Ho? Tinnons Front Tow: Lorraine Dushncll, Xaryette Charlton, Edna Hawe, Herne A tch son, Jean Tilteo, Jeanne Roller w ,ffuclenf ifouncllf Student government in Kanchoster High School has formerly teen covro el of one representative from each of the four classes, butwthis year Wn rdcz to xr ther the authority and participation of students in the government of the scnool the grouf was enlarged and new includes one representative fron eacl of txe fo lowing organizations: Senior Class. . Junior Class. . . Soyhonore Class . Freshman Class .... Chen Phy ....... Normal Training Club. . HKU Club ........ Country Boys' Club. . . Society. National Honor Band .......... Glee Clubs. . . . . . G.A.A.. . . Pep Club. . . . Baton Club. . News Staff. . Debate Squads Home Ec Club. N Bob Timmons Kargaret Willard Earl Dunn Dorothy Dunlap John Swift Edna Hawe Roger Hclntosh Hovard Gnrlick Hebert Leighton Kerle Krhtzer Jeanne Loller Ki my Strathnan KaryetteyCherlton Jean uiltse Verna Aitchison James Cloud Lorraine Bushnell Among the projects sponsored by the council this year were the 9lCO'1HL of new students, the sending of cards and letters to absent students and fee ltj members, and a drive to eliminate dishonesty among students. The officers chosen to function for the y Bob Timmons. . . . Robert Leighton. . . Lorraine Bushnell. . . Naryette Charlton. . . 'I'3 931' '.'u'QI'E'l President Vice Pre? Secretary Treasurer , ident W I Standing: Sitting: Back How: Vlddle ROW: Front Row: fe Jo Sloan, Mery Lou Hintz, Peggy Anne Hoe, Fob Leighton, Ralph Willvrd, John Swift, Margaret Willard Arleen Smith, Merna Altchison, Norme Hattel, Merle Krqtzer, Jene Chllde Kitty Strathman Nafno nal Kumar ,fffacxeffg filrem-5515 Herbert Hartman, Gayle Lyman, Kitty Strathman, Fob Elssell Davis, Pierce McCloud, Hervey Stevens, Arlene D. Hansel, Merle Krysan Audre Tharp, Peggy Anne Roe, Merna Aitchison, Junior Rector, Tom Hattel, Ted Winters, Merle Kratzer, Don 7cMullen, Bob Clute, Gecil Koeneke, Warren Kruger Wanda Barker, Nola Fear, Norma Hnttel, Arleen Smith, Edyth Cooley, Bob Leighton, Ralph Willard, John Swift, Jane Jhilds, Yary Lou Hlntz, Audrey Phelps , Wallace A 'i' P: LUSH NJN. OX. . ' ion: F A O 8 Q.-5 . L4J!EP3Wn'dwu Mllcc .uc Jubtcrlee, Gloria Moons, uLrlenc Jcljer, QLQPQ Javv .ries l-lilo Vw!-JS, JOFI'-LDC CO11f-C-TC, AZLQX3 -Vllwvam, ,Lvciyn Uoril, Flljylllfs , .Lt . JSQAJG Holler, gilccn Straub, Peggy Lnic Joe, ildrcd Johnson, Mess ncumeny, Qerxlccc H-Lb5, uorQtA5 MLXKL Q, L'cllle dglils, H Lan A,pleW Qwnsv. I 3343, -ss Huron. Many Whlte, Fgtrlcin LcJlerc, Jessie Jockin , Jenevg Fchr, Agyg fra.vL, Dvflp gartJLm, Xgxlug Lrowu, ThyQlls .ry, lorralvc Zvgxneil. fioure llc 31111: Normal Granting 571111 Mlss Mallqj, Qrienc B. Hansel, Lelma Schwldt, Yanda Snyder, farjorle Lrnolg, Jean Lcgauc, Lrxa Lracy, Mary Nc4lnecl. Hdum XaLe, petty Jness, Qarjgrie Lyman, Lmber Qlyons, Lrma Qmrian, Qllzabetg Lcbuhr, Xorna Iermat. , sms? vi! I .1 . - . 4 ' I vm - , ann 1 Q1 W M? s ' . i.. Q ,, t . M. J. i . - :- f . , x f 'A I- ' Q ,ya . I A Z ,V,. , v - 9 s ity Q, ' Jw EW f f ' fs, L M bm rsnaew ,Aww V a r as V ,W 3 -nf W 514 - 1, Q E A b Ki if y 0 W , er 50 N H5233 A iz Q. . 2 iii x X ,,, Q, A 7 , ' AJ ,104 is K A A , .I 'Y 4 ,' If ugh A s X '. gf f R I X L x H' 'J' 1 1 f X, X RN. Era.. 4 W. ' r 1 S LO. - 'NN no 5 VJ, 1. Battling Bob Leighton stops the opponent's drive for a bxsket. 2. HCvertime Andyu and he's standing up. 3. Goody-Nifty-and Andy. Nucleus for next yoar's squad. 4. HTimH and the County Tournament Trophy. S. uSwisherU Darker about to shove. 6. Nifty Nyle--notice his smile. 7. HThoseH managers in a peaceful mood 8. The three Bobs of the Senior Class and what Hclassul 9. Jo and HDizn from bottom to top. 10. Bob and HEbH from top to bottom. ll. Jo does a nice job of guarding--Oh Yeah!!! 11 Bock lou: Tnrren Pettlon, Robert Tiller, Earl Steffens, Glen Powers, Verle Aoclnson, Eco Dikems, Cofch Cole, Cksrles Less, Bob McIntosh, Ira H tel, Alvin Y3Ll9 Mldile u: Teo Winters, Relnk ZnnYs, Allison Zberhert, Virgil Corll, Tom Hattel, Devin Arnold, Ed Less, A1L-rt Reeves, Rwloh'W111arS, Jack Kenna, Bob Eisaell, Fussell Miller , Front dow: :ob Timmons, Bilton Joslyn, Jo?n Swift, Bob Leighton, Nyle Eergstrand, Cfrl Decklnr, Hoge: mclntosh, Bob Peterson, Uo Sloan w w Kaolball . T Although the ilnsl standinvs of the fcotbsll season showed that Coach C01e's Menksuks lost Your jones while tying two and wlnniny only one, yet the performance or ite locslr tndlcrteo that football at L.H.S. is onlthe up-grade. Further evi- dence 1: this direction is tPe lmnrovement of Assistant Coach Eeckman's Freshman Szufdg which dexested tte Indeoendence frosh by s 6-O count in their only scheduled gene. lsnckester tied for fourth place in the Tri-Vnlleyllonference, and placed three len on tte All-C-nffrence teams: Znrl Decklsr as utility lineman on the first tesm, and Kyle Sergstrsnd snd Roger Lclntosh as guard end beck, respectively on the sec- one. N John Swift wws the unanimous choice for csotein of the 1939 Msnhawks. SEASOH'S SCVEDULE CGNPSRENGE STANDINGS I W. L. T Pct. Monticello - 0 ..H.S. - O Ceoar Falls 5 O l.'1O Vinton - 15 I.H 5. - 15 Wilson 4 l .QOO Annnosa - 44 2.H S. - O Independence 2 3 .4n0 Rllson - 12 Y.H S. - O Vsnchester 1 3 .500 Marlon - Q T.H S. - 12 Vinton 1 5 .500 Csisr Falls - W7 M.H S. - O Larioh l 4 .200 Independence - 20 h.H S. - 14 Best layer--Jsmeretts Visitors li? h.h S. 55 Best asser--Iclntosh STARTING LINEUP L. End L. Tackle L. Guerd Qenter R. Gusrd W B. Tackle R. End Fissell Svsllt Peterson Eergzstz-and -iberhart Joslyn Timmons Kenna Ed Less Reeves R. Willard L. Half Quarterback Fullbsck R. Half Mclntcsh Eecgisr Leighton N Arnold 201' Hattel oloan N I I 4? standlnec Clifford Barker, Allison iberhart, David Arnolr, Junior Rector, Virgil Corll, Floy6 Thacher, Jo Sloan Seated: Conch Cole, Roper LcIntosh, Bob Lelrhton, Nyle Eergstrpno, Hob Eissell, Bob Timmons Waslwfbadl 21' ifinqfr T'aSkefhaIl Stnnolng: Mr. Blair, Robert Fvnntzen, Georve Sfevens, Ira Hofoh, Robert Volntosh K Dean Young, Charles Eorlfor, Robert Ottllie Seated: Don Henyan, Tom Snyder, Jack Davis, Donnlf Dutton, Jlw Nllllomson, Dick Bushnell, Frnncip Gosling, Jr. fo ilias-herbal: i What a year this has been for the hard court rdoters witnessing a season of 16 wins and 7 defeats. The mighty Manhawks rolled1through both the strong and the weak and left an impressive record that will long be remembered. Some of the special accomplishments achieved b the Orange and Black were: They defeated a Cedar Rapids school for the first tim in history, won from Vinton on Vinton's floor for the first time in history, sto ped Vinton on Manchester's floor for the first time in the last six years, won he county tournament for the first time since 19365 also ranked two players in the Honorable Mention division of the State team. I W This year's regular team found Timmons and Bisse l as forwards, Bergstrand at center, McIntosh and Leighton as guards, with some v ry good boys to fill in dur- ing times of need. Such were Rector, Barker, Sloan, B Arnold, Eberhart and Corll. In the Tri-Valley Conference, Manchester ende up in a tie for third place with Vinton, however, Manchester defeated them bot times when they met during the season, also, they scored more points in the Conf rence than Vinton. Cedar Falls, the Conference winners in football, continued to win laurels by also winning the Conference basketball title. Five of the seven games lost this season by the anhawks were dropped in con- ference games. The leading scorers this year were Mully of Cedar Falls with 923 Bissell of Manchester with 88, Griffith of Independence with 823 Fowler of Vinton with 773 and Bergstrand of Manchester with 55. J The Senior members of the squad this year are thi three 'BobsN of the first team: Bob Timmons, Bob Bissell, and Bob Leighton. The second team, seemingly inspired by the feags of the first team, set an impressive record for themselves, crushing six foed and bowing only to three. Barker and Peterson held down the front court with Worll at center, in the back court Eberhart and Dave Arnold did very nicely. Junior High, under Coach Bla1r's experience' supervision, did as well as The could be expected this year. Starting out with a g een and inexperienced team the boys won three and dropped five, but most of ese were lost by only a few points. The starting line-up was Bob McIntosh and Y ung forwards, Hatch center, Frantzen and Barker guards. ' Season Schedule g -l939-l94O- Date Ogpongnt We The! Date K Opponent We They pee. 5 Lamont 37 21 Jan. zle vinron 21, Dec. 8 Winthrop 34 13 Jan Monticello 18 Dec. 12 Wilson QC.R.D 35 307 Beb. Marion 26 Dec. 15 Vinton 25 l6 Feb 1? Independence 38 Dec. 19 LaPorte 32f 27 Feb. 2? West Union 21 Bee. 21 Anamosa 19 24 Feb Quasqueton 20 Jan. 72 Monticello 19 10W County Tournament Jan. 5 Cedar Falls 23 27 Feb Eariviile 16 Jan. 9 Wilson QC.R.J 25 30, FED buck Creek 17 Jan. 12 Marion 13 20 Feb. Greeley 16 Jan. 19 St. Point 22 21 Feb Colesburg 23 Jan. 23 Independence 27 26 V - S ctional Tournameng Pig: Feb. 2 Monticello 20 25 1 1 Back Row: Karren Fillier, narren Harbaugh, Glen Power, Pill Barger, Gordon Crystal Francis Gosling, Jr., Farold Perry, Leon Callahan, Bob Muller. Middle Row: Coach Cole, David Wilson, Alvin Nobel, Daniel Davis, Paul Kratzer, Dean Young, Don Porteous, Charles Barker, Ward Harbaugh, Mgr. Miller. rront Row: Mgr. Eanks, Bob Miller, Al Eberhart, Junior Rector, Bob Leighton, Earl hteifens, Bob Timmons, Virgil Corll, James Cloud, Clifford Farker. maiobalf aifacft Back Row: Warren Pettlon, Leslie Fry, Jay Traner, Lavern Manson, Nob Putnam, Bob Frantzen. Middle Row: Mr. Gannon, John Nebel, John Swift, Ralph Willard, Bob Arnold, Charles Less, 'Tom IvZcBath. Front Row: Vance Daker, David Arnold, Bob Bissell, Tom Wattel, Carl Decklar, Nyle Eergstrand. , ff-:w,:ff-'wmaszsxgdmvln l1 4.1 w eft to iight: Eileen Straub, Gloria Boone, Joan Yiltse Zlfverfeaui e 139' r w Gf filub l eel Row: Joan Bissell, Eileen Utley, Jean BedGow, Jinasn Hrui, yelg, Anderson, Eleanor Brown, Eileen Straub, Gloria Boone, ,L dle low: Jean Uiltse, Peggy Anne Roe, Charmion Lane, Qlrrp Jane Prlrgt, Kgther Hutchison, Marion McNabb, Karyette Charlton, lrrorc Dcrnd, Liss Iorrison ' int low: Helen Eborhert, Edna Knwe, Bernlece Illbj, lttu i f Palmer, Zessie Kennedy, Mary Lou Hintz, Bretta Iuller Y 1., Beck How: Middle Row: Front Row: Back Row: Fiddle How: Front How: Coach Cole, Earl Steffens, Junior Rector, Bob Arnold, Bob Bissell, John Swift, Bob Putman Jo Sloan, Clifford Barker, Allison Eberhart, Rnlnh Willard, Bob Timmons, Carl Decklar Virgil Corll, Bob Peterson, David Arnold, Rover Molntosh, Nyle Bergstrand, Bob Leighton, Tom Hattel , Qian 'C6.Zi,A, Jeanne Roller, Nola Peer, Velda Anderson, Celestine Darrow, Meryette Charlton, Helene Hebron, Gloria Boone, Maxine Goodr1ch, Eileen Utley, Edna Mary Gosling Phyllis Fry, Mary Lou Hlntz, Bernlece Hllby, Geneva Fear, Betty Guess, Peggy Ann Roe, Eileen Straub, Miss Morrison Amber Simons, Vivian Hamblin, Zelma Schmidt, Joan Bissell, Jenn Wlltse, Betty Jean Holdren, Anna Mae Webber, Kathleen Lelehton, Virginia DeLay Jean Ryan, Jnnnan Haus, Bessie Kennedy, I+' Left to iight: Jean Porter, Qlorla Boone, Joan Bissell, Muryette churlton, Ioxine Goodrich, Helen Hebron, Marian Graham yophont orof iliffdlliufdl Ekauygous Scnncarr itandinjz Bob Bissell, coachg John Swift, ialgh Uillard, Iiltou Joslyn, Merle Kratzer, Job Tl moms, coach Qlated: Elvin Slenagy, gurl Steffcns, Lellcome Hunt, Hubert Snith K s Q, Q W W. wk 1 x i' 1 - i... e ... N! . Q,.bmQW. K A ,, , 'gil gi? i ' .445 3 w 1' f ani,.f' l. Holding up each other after o hard Qaj at school. 2 Millard. 3. Marian, the undiscovered Hoonphu girl. 4. 5. Himittyu and Nrcdlie--and he corries her books, too when Ralph charged the line. 7. Aedhoaded Rojer Hyan- lsn't she! O. uelbort ani Herb, two smiling Hartmans. ug in unexpected Jlnces. ll. Al and Zob--the inseparab a lionic and are they HUNGRY! 15. All-around, all-sta to the gym--F04 EXICJ OILY. 15. Microbe-hunter ladle. can try.H 17. Our ole Alma Mater. 13. Christmas comes of the art class. 19. Hiell, Bob, you see it was this N if i . A.t.- oQ's Yift to owenu uSnorgqH 'atkoru sofe Vuel. 1 C. Charley Forgot to duck -the sgeed demon. 7. Cute 10. Susie is always showing .L. Girls on new sdTitlon do '70 but we ith the help without Ku'- .Q K l - gins. 21. Uuugjingn for us, Bettie? 52. Jayne looks over tue 5.1. situation. b --fiijii' xx W Sa K I K7 v. , PE. fi nit' 43 , f ' ' g -Y 1, X f fl Q f , '- .f' ' I 1 f 511 , , ,f g- , ,ff 5, .xi ,I ' ,g gy ,fl 'X I Z P' ug X Y' N u if f R SX- x ,V , , n 'en little fresh'-n :eine out to dine, One engjhger HHome Ec.N cooking, now there are nine. X.. 463, J, OV 1 'V 1uQ:5gfi35 Nine little freshmen, man how they rate! Susan takes out Delbert, now there are eight. V g L in Eight little freshmen, think they're in heaven, Mr. Howard finds one smoking, now there are seven. 5' A K -f' 'ZT Cl Seven little freshmen, out to do gym tricks, One falls off the lent er horse, now there are six. Cl 15-1' x 1 ' 'Ps 20 Six little freshmen learning how to Wjiveu, One slips on the slick gym floor, now there are five. AE gr E1 .. ' I I ,.. l, Us - Z-6? Y gyi' ' ' Z Five little freshmen, school spirit makes them roar, One chokes on a fresh nmilk dud,u now there are four. 'X Jin. 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Now, he's been sick more than a week, They call it npainters colicn. s 4 4 Just Memories what would Leighton do without his gum and Charmion?.... nDarn that Dreamu--how does that fit for those nightmares, Marian?.....Those inseparable Romeos, Jay Traner and James Cloud....Kitty and her nslips upH....John Swift's surprised look when Miss Taylor calls on him in English....The nrotten eggu oior in Uhemistry....Tom Hattel and his girl friendg....Carl Decklar gazing over toward the boph section. nYour feet's too big .....Mr. Gannon with Junior, Maxwell Street, and that Chamber of Commerce build-up for the Windy City.....Jean Porter as Snow White....Does David Wilson ever behave?.... The boys in Room S during the Activity Period....Where was Timmons at three on New Year's morning??...Merna worrying about her news articles....Goach's friendly smile....Confucious' 3ay1ngs......Vayne T. and Jeanne Roller, the unreliable couple....Stub Reeves' telephoning home for his bottle, nipple, and long underwear....Bissell's conservative orange and white striped shirt. 4 N.L.H. M 65 49 A Parable for Students And in those'days, behold, there came thru the gates of learning a student from afar off. And it came to pass that as the days went by he learned loads of 'what have you'. They that were grouches smiled upon him and gave him the glad hand. Thebooks opened up their pages unto him. And those in the school that were the slackers, and they that spent their days adding to the alibi sheet, were astonished. They said one to the other: Uhhat the dickens? How doth he do it?n And it came to pass that many were gathered together in the hall. And a soothsayer came among them. And he was one wise guy. and they spake and questioned him, saying, 'How is it that this strange student among us accompllsheth the impossiblo?n whereupon the soothsayer made answer: nHe of whom you speak is one hustler. He ariseth very early in the morning and goeth forth full of pep. Ie complaineth not, neither doth he knock. He passeth no opportunity. He is arrayed in purple and fine linen, while ye come forth with eyes half opened and with wits hefogged. Lhile ye gather here and say one to the other: uverily, it is a heck-uva day to work, he is already at work. And when the eleventh hour cometh, he needeth no alibi, the Coffee Den attracteth him not, and the movies he passeth with a look of cold scorn. He smileth alike on the wise and the unwise. He saith not to the principal, 'Behold, they that are in this school are a bunch of boneheads!' Her doth he report that it can't be learned, and then console himself in a UTrue Storyn. 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