Mapleton High School - Rambler Yearbook (Mapleton, IA)

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The I hronut les of lhe K lass of I' N llll' l'All Ol' 1899 the tluss of1917 luttle dreaming of the wondrous future entered the hrst gr de of the M 1plu.tonPublut School But no season was more uauuable than thus class was destined to be for only four of the presentclass lhom ts Nl aldo M ble andl lsue were numbered wth the sixty boys and gurls w ho be tuu chool under the tutelage of Miss Dawson lheuu while Miss Crambs was lead ng the class for two years through the untrucacues of ruthmetut and the other R s, and Misses leathers Newell, Brown and Gulkerson were each un tuuruu dduuug their effouts uuu the class s general development changes were taltuuug pl te l he lu ghth Curade found depleted ranks, but fortunately, other mem bers worthy ortheclass were enrolled Mlss Bul'r0l1ghS with her pleasant Smile of sympathy and genual manner helped to make the eighth year a xerv happy one for YValdo Anderson Ha7el Baker, Merle Lb pun, ueen Lhampuon, Bertha Claude Meluunafzraybull Mable Hollister C1race.l1ClW0ns Glen Kellev Anna Koontz, Ewa Latham X eral ee, 'lom I utl, Harold Mitchell lzarl Vluller Geneva Powell Iva Porter, Clifford Shaver, Otha Smuth Mable Tronstrom, Anna NX eater, lrma Vi ullus I ester XY est Paul NX engert auud Charley Claude rl hen the class underwent a uery crutucal period un its existence ut entered the Hugh School Superintendent C1 I VK eay er together with Miss McConnel and Miss Hart ley guided the falterunfr steps through the males of li uuglush Algebra, Luwucs, Botany and l atm lueelung that the bovs of the class needed a formal introduction to the waysof Hugh School the upper classmen undertook to unutuate them un rather un pleasant ways Ihus year was certainly a most enjoy able one due mostly to the uery kind instructors During the second year of Hugh School the tuass continued under the guidance of Mr NX eawer Miss Hartley atud Miss Pruor Mr Xl eauer had been the Superun tendent since the sex enth grade, and the class was loath to have hum leave the Super untendency of the St hool at the end of the year Ihe unuors and Seniors, during thus year feeling a small sense of superiority to the class engaged un their social times alone but as a whole the second year of Hugh School was a most enjoy able and prosperous one Juniors' And nearest that longed for magic word Senuorsl At last, old enough to participate un such enjoyments, the class met exeru two weeks for parties This year, too witnessed the formatuon of two rux al Hugh School Socutues, the Hesperuan CCONCLUDI D ON PAC F 115 CVD V l . I ' ' N l 1 1 w ' ' , ' K 4 1 L i r 1 1 1 ' Y ' ' A , 1 J t ' 2,1 ' .., ' . , A i - ' : a - 1 1 Q . . -1 V' t. I .Ar I 'S I ,Q Y'. . ' 3 - S ' .5--' i 25, ' , a ' L -- ' '. Nfl, i. -.5 . ' N., . Q1 S , 'S . ,Q r ' N' y H: I .uw ' V I, . L' N ' ' ' L -- . 4. W' yt , . 1 . U - Y -N! v Y ' 21 e -- - , X 1 - ' zu . ' 1 ii N ' 1 - u ' . , V ' - V 'M 'I 1 ' i N V V D ' ' y y . . Elsie Cook, XVarren Cox, Reginald Fuller, Josephine Fixen, Valeria Goldberger, . , . , s Y ' . , , x 1 N 3 L H u ' T ' , ' B, ' N 1 ' -1 J 1 1 1 1 u 7 ' '9 ' ,- Y N 1 v ,, . , , . . 5 I N . . . . . . --. . , Q v .la l V ' ,L ' rs ' - 1 1 - 1 V y J . 1 , . H 5 l . . K . .A y K y . . .i . I - . - V ' ' ' 1 , . ' ' , , , . V y i -5 i .1 ' . V . 0 ' N i - ,. J . X . . L . .X I y . y K K . . y V . , .1 . 1 v K . . . 1 1 7 Y Y ' - L. V. . . . . 1 x w in - KL . , l .. ' ' , . N , , - 2 1 , 0

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I lass Prophc sn OW rn the thrrty hrst year after the foundrng of the Mapleton Hruh hchool, rt ls prophesred coruerrrrng the acts of the. Senrors of that xetr, that mans hrrlhant at hrexemer ts shall he accomplrshed hx he memhers of thrs rllustrrous class of 1912 1 hr sh all he the hegrrrnrng of tn age of ,qrert and nrysterrorrs rnsentrons, ex ploratrons drscox erres and natronal progress Among the most noted rnwento s of the age shall he Regrn ld 1' ugene I' uller One of hrs rnsentrons shall he aH automohrle controlled hy the xorce It shall L called the Vocal and shall produce great exc tement throughout thc land Ihornas I' du ard Lutz shxll he famctl throughout the world for hrs great dr coxerrcs but chrefly forthe wondrous element talkrne Por many years he shall la hor to free rt from rts compound Restrsant and rn Wall he shall succeed It sh rll also come to pass that Valerra Augusta Cxoldherger wrll ne presrdent ette of the Unrted States and that her xerx rntrmxte frrcnd hlsre osephrne Cook vtrll he xrce presrdcn ette lhen may these tvto younJ latrres he happy tnd enjoy each other s company ln the year 1930 -Xnna Ballard XVeucr shall become famous as an authoress hhe shall wrrte noxels and storres whrch shall excel all wrrtrngs of past ages It shall he that Url rndo Guy Bramble hccome renowned for hrs extraordrnary musrcal at hrexements At hrst he shall he an LlllI'eL07lllI6d musrcr n but of no mean ahrhty lhere shall come to hrm the povs er to produce musrc from any ohject upon vxhrth he shall tap urth hrs frngers Uurrng thrs rem trkahlc xear, a n rtrxe school shall he estahlrshed on the rs land offruam, and lxatherrne Mae bouts shall go as a mrssronary to thrs rsland Nha. shall vxrn faxor nd renown am mv the heather md h ll succeed rn hcr task lrllran 'Vluckev hall he the greatcst actres of her trme She shall play the part of Marre An onette xerx uctessfallv ho ll HI home dllfl 2hl'021Cl Ihe greatest foot racer of the age shall he Harold Izdgar Mrtchell He shall he so fastthat at the Olxmprc gun he wrll heat the prstol to the tap Hazel lone lirttre sh ll hecome thc greates. rnterpreter the world has exer known She shxll he rhleto speak rm krnd oflangt ge and shall perform most of her work mong the xxea'thresr hpanrarcs C163 1 , .. , , cc . . - , ' 1- - ,,, . ,V , p . , - , , c, '. . . . . . . , . . , . , , ' '. , . ' , s .- '- rv . . ' ' ' ... I. . , . . . . s. 1 1 ' : 1 r' 5 ' , '- ,, , . . ' fs , ' , . '. . b, AA Y! ' . ' 1 1' + ' : 1 s- , , ' . - ' s . . V . s , 1' . , 1 . . . . . . . , . , . s , ,. , '. ' V' ' ' - . K t -. A . . , ' '. .. . , .- ' . , ', s I ' - . ,- ., Y . , .. , , .' ' A, . v - Y- f , . ' . . t . . ,, . . . , x ' . . ' :H 5' A ' ' .. ' , ' v 1 - 'h Jr A V.. s f f , . . ji , ' , , . -. . .f , . .,, . x , .. . t . ,H , . a , X . . ' ' , r, . 1 -7 f A - . I . L J 4 K - . . K 4 L' , , . . 1 . . x .5 ' 5 11 f ' h ' r z s a , r , ' r s' - ' as 1 . c . ' ' t - ' 's 'i :fr 1, t ' . 5 g ' , r. 1 es ' ' , 'e. ., . ,. . , . . - , ' '. t, .1 2 : z v' ' ' . .1 A . c c. .