Marshalltown High School - Postscript Yearbook (Marshalltown, IA)

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Editor-in-chief Copy Editor YUUTH PRUUUCES World contours change, but Youth remains, Youth's ideas and ideals continue to challenge, Our purpose is to picture a camera's eye view of many ups and a few downs that l940 has given us. Yearbook Staff Editor-in-chief and Photographer Patton Apgar Co-editor and Copy Editor Elizabeth Anne Miller Copy Staff Robert Hamilton, Robert C. Iones, Harless Kinzer, Iohn Sandviq, and William Carlson. Art and Engraving Editor Terrance Rosen Assistants Paul Burgess, Barbara Burrell. and Bill Elliott. Photo Editor Robert Brintnall Assistants- Leo Bienfanq, Barbara Io Hall, Suzanne Swift, and Donna lean Thompson. Head Typist Margaret Anne O'Bryon Assistants-W Martha Olsen, Nadine Reaugh, and Dorothy White. lack Bredimus lack Peck Business Manager Co-business Manager Collegianse Helen M, Harris, Iames Dorothy Follansbee. Shaetter, Ruth Grinnell, Clifford Hicks, and Faculty Adviser Miss Ruth Outland Photo Editor Business Managers Adviser Staff at Work

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POST SIIRIPTS EUVER Pusr E- SCRIPT Q? -5---'U -5... in w-.,..., I YUIITII NUMBER Sunn1ng on the steps of MHS Mary Lourse Dysart Ioe Petrone Ted Campbell and Mary Ehzabeth Knodle represent Youth School Ltfe cmd Fellowshrp at the1r best Thus the three arms of th1s book are realtzed 1n th1s one photo graph Voted by the1r classmate as runners up 1n nearly every d1v1s1on ot the popular1ty census found on page I8 these students typrty Youths Representatrves Prctographs showmg the results of a school Wlde poll are found on page 6 of th1s volume of Post Scrrpt Thrs poll covers current and bas1c phases of 1nd1v1dual and fam1ly hte experrenced by the Youth of today YUUTHS PUST SCRIPT Vol II Youth Number 1940 OPENING SECTION Contents Sta Dedlcatron Buxldmg Census SENIOR SECTION Othcers Alb m Representatlves STUDENT LIFE Home D tes Leaders Prolects Fxeld Tr ps Classes Dances Enterta nment EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Publxcatxons Re-creat on Musxc Clubs Vocatrons OCCUPGIIODS Sports Dramatrcs rNSTRUCTORS STUDENT INTERESTS Self Expresston Pads 6 Fashtons COLLEGE SECTION College L fe Album Actrvttxes Sports 7 19 25 26 37 38 39 40 42 43 48 Post Scrrpt Vol II CSuccessor to Pebbles Annual 1906 19387 Is Publlshed by the Senlor Class of Marshalltown Sen1or H1gh School, Marshalltown, Iowa I I ft. I I .A I A M .g I I mi-'.L'1ii'S1,,. ' f' -I . -'1.. 0, --::. :f1:'..qV :iggg - ln. N .... . . . 1 6 I TEH' fl 4 - - ....- -'-' , f . - '-:?.r-LE.: V, X 1--:- sa: 73'-.ENE ' A ' I -ff'-H: 'F :az -15-',--,'3--:.'::e ' , 5:11 2 .1-15355, j A rz.-1: O .Q -1:-.:: v -:'.:::w 1 t 4 Q52- V , 545.5 ....... -18 .. I .V ' I ' ' m.L'....:1 U , t.1v 2 'T I' ' iq . - ' Gi 5 I 1 . I g , J V, ........ A- ,, .:' ui ' ' ' mf: -x A by-,. I , ' ' i i O . I I - I i I . I . , . , . . . . . - Y . ' S Q .. ,, . f O i

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As an expression of our gratitude for the understanding and sympathetic approach to Youth's problems, We, the Class of 1940, dedi- cate this annual to Leonard L. Kingsbury. His wit and humor make science a part of living. Courses under him mean more than a text book crammed with facts. He has shown his students how to apply those facts to everyday life and has taught them to think for themselves. YUUTH DEDIEATES