Marengo High School - Tiger Yearbook (Marengo, IA)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS CHARACTERISTICS Elizalbeth Dower: With vim and snap she makes things go, And that is why we like her so. Ernest Koglin: I'm forever chasing chickens. Iris Cooperider: A regular chatter-box. She even runs in competition with the radio. A Charles T-eeter: By his hair ye shall know him. Catherine Glenn: She knows her own mind and speaks it, too. Douglas Tompkins Far from the madding girls, he stands. Erma Husted: Thinks twice before she speaks and then says it to herself. Aryl Fusselman: You canleu tell what I think by the questions I ask. Inez Cooperider: She doesn't believe in 'blues' when 'Browns' are to be had. Edward Steffa: 'Tis sweet to love, lbut oh, how bitter To love a girl and then not get her- June Dutcher: If grades meant cash, she'd bs- a millionaire. Bernice Wiese: Get me a man but don t, tell mamma. Nelson Tompkins: I HAVE A lbig BROTHER. Ethel Bloom: Calmness of mind is one off the jewels of wisdom. Margaret Wendell: Ha! Ha! I d0n't get much in deportmentf' Elizabeth Foster: Oh, Dicky-Wat!

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Ethel Bloom Forrest Bogear Irene Boucher Harold Brown Russell Conn Inez Cooperider Iris Cooperider Norma Cronbaugh Lorimer Denzler Fern Dickinson Elizabeth Dower June Dutcher Geo. F. Edwards Elizabeth Foster Aryl Fusselman Elizabeth Gates Sophomore Class Catherine Glenn Erma Griewatz Lorene Gunzenhauser Naomi Hartgrave Wilforpd Howlett Robert Hursh Erma Husted Robert Husted Caroline Kurth Ernest Koglin Dean Kruse Jessie Lonergan Vernon Merritt Hannah Misel William Peterson Iola Pote Marie Rathjen Ruth Rundall Lois Schoetke Billy Seelbach Frances Seidel Edith Septer Orange Skinner Edwgard Steele Chas. Teeter Douglas Tompkins Nelson Tompkins Richard Tompkins Douglas Waddell Bernice Weise Margaret We,ndell

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Elizabeth Gates: She's sucfh an unassuming' maid of easy temper, nor- mally good. Elvin Mason: Oh, ya don't mean it, did ja? Robert Husted: Of Civics he chatters as fast as he can: And though I'm no judge of such matters. I'm sure he's a talented man. Wilford Howlett: His thought is deeper than his speech. Iola Pote: Now 'Mark' what I say. Forest Bogear: Under the spreading chestnut tree. Norma Cronbaugh: Thinks considerably but says little. William Peterson: 1Say, girls, don't you want a ride? Naomi Hartgrave: Still waters run die-ep. Russell Conn: Built for comfort, not for speed. Frances Seidel: She may be little, but oh my! Robert Hursh: His personal appearance seems to ibe his greatest worry. A regular ladies' man-Oh! Yes, hs' has a car. Erma Griewatz: Even if I am a sophomore, I have a good friend in the Junior class. Edward Steele: lf I should say all the things I think, the whole world would stop to listen. Norene Hartz: True merit is like a river: th: deeper it is, the less noise it makes. George Edwards: 'f0ur local Red Grange.