Marshalltown High School - Postscript Yearbook (Marshalltown, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1941 volume:

Editor-in-chief Copy Editor Art Editor Photo Editor Photographer Portals of MHS-MIC Daily Witness Student Comings, Goings pail' Scfupll VUL.III 1941 STAFF Richard Evenson Harold Lounsberry Laurence Mills Edward Showalter, Ir. Donald Allbee Faculty Adviser , Business Manager , Hazel Hooven Assistants Mary Swanson, Calvin Iohnson Collegiate Editor Evelyn Buschbom Photographer Robert Hodges Solicitors Philip Hayes, Iack Peck Miss Ruth Outland SUCCESSOR TO PEBBLES ANNUAL C1906-19383 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF MARSHALLTOWN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL MARSI-IALLTOWN, IOWA FUREWURD Projected and permanently cast upon these few pages IS that hxstory we and others created durlng the score of years just past a record of 1rnprovement and progress well worth rernemberrng To ach1eve that purpose we present tlns tndehble recollectron of bygone school days CONTENTS Openmg Sectlon Txt e Contents Dedlcatlon Faculty HISIOYY Graphs Semor Sectxon Otftcers Achtevements Album Representatxves Class Sechon Soclal Sc1ence Enqlrsh Foretgn Language Scnence Mathematrcs lndustrral Arts Vocatlonal Actxvmes Sechon Publrcatrons Dramatrcs MUSIC Athlet1cs Student Senate Actrvxtles Clubs Informal Scenes College Sechon Faculty Hxstory Graduates Hlstory Classes Dramatrcs Publxcatlons Actrvrtres Informal Scenes Athletlcs 1019 Z9 31 32 34 35 37 38 39 48 ' 1 ...... . , . 1 ' ' .,...,... 3 , . . . . , . . . . 4, 5 ' ..,,,..... 6, 7 ' , ' .,.,.. 9 ' .....,.. 20 ' ' ..,..... 21 ' , ' ...,. 22 ' , ' ,..... 23 ' , ' . .... 24,25 Commercial ....,.... 26 ' ' , ,..,... , 27 ' ......... 28 . . . . . . , . 40 , ' ...,,... 41 , ' ...... , 42, 43 . . . . . . . . . . 44 ' , ' ' ..,.,. 45 ' ,.,,..... 46 . . . . . . . , 47 Edi- ,I seq! as I 1. dr J I 99-Q l. Principal Pauses lor Photo I-'oreignlanguage Department Social Science Instructors Get Together Publications' Director 'YJ ,, Calls Capt. Math Teachers Science Group Studies Aquarium English Teachers in Conference Play Director TEACH ACADEMIC SUBJECTS Administrator BRYAN R, MILLER, M.A. Principal Foreign Language FANNIE EBERHARDT, M.A. French 12 GENEVIEVE HOUSTON, B.A. Latin, English 10 NELLE IONE IONES, M.A. French 11, English 10, ll Social Science VERA M. WHITE, M.A. American History IULIA TORRENCE, M.A. Civics, Economics CHARLES A. ZIOGAS, B.A. European History, Sociology, Coach of Baseball, Assistant Coach ot Football, Basketball FLORENCE BOTEN, M.A. European, American History RUTH OUTLAND, B.A. Director ot Publications, Iournalism, American History, Civics Science, Mathematics LEONARD KINGSBURY, B.A, Chemistry, Physics tFirst semester only? L. C. BORK, M.S. and E,E. Algebra, Geometry ISecond semester only? MONICA GOEN, M.S. Geometry LESLIE H. BURCH, B.A. Algebra, Geometry fFirst semester only? CARLTON M. DAILEY, B.A. Biology, Coach of Tennis, Golf RUTH HABEGER, M.A. Biology MARLYS WOLLESEN, B.A. Chemistry, Physics fSecond semester onlyl English PRINCIPAL B. R. MILLER E. GRACE COOPER, M.A. Engiish 11,12 LUCILE RUBY, M.A. English ll MARY MARGARET FRENCH, M.A. English I2 tFirst semester only? RUTH P. ZORN, M.A. English I2 ISecond semester only? LORABEL RICHARDSON, B.A. English 10, 12 MARTHA ANNA CLIFTON, B.A. Speech, English 10 4 1 l 'N 1 -1 'B i -1 7 7 Y 9 'I 'W -1- -1: 'll lu -1 'T UPPER NUN-ACADEMIC INSTRUETIUN Vocational Part-time Program IRA G. TERRY, M.S. Director MARTYN BACON, B.S. Assistant tSecond semester only! ETHEL H. ERICKSON, B.A. Coordinator Industrial Arts CECIL S. GOODMAN, B.S. Electricity W. A. DICKINSON, B,A. Mechanical Drawing, Metals Music CHARLES L. BEZDENY, M.A. Band Director lFirst semester only! GWENDOLYN MCCAGUE, B.A. Vocal Music Director DON WALTER Band Director lSecond semester only! MRS. CHARLES L. BEZDENY, B,A. Orchestra Director Physical Training GILBERT L. MENZNER, BA, Head Football Coach DOLORES B. CHARLTON, B.A. Girls' Physical Training R. E. DICKINSON, M.A, Director of Athletics, Coach of Basket, ball, Track, Boys' Physical Train- ing, Physiology Commerce VIOLA H. UEER, B.Ed. Shorthand, Bookkeeping FLOYD W. HANCOCK. M.A. Bookkeeping, Salesmanship VIRGINIA BECKER, B.A. Typing, Shorthand Specialists VELMA DICKSON, M,A. Art VERA E. WHINERY, Ph.B. Cafeteria Director, Home Economics MARY OWEN Secretary to the Principal ,. Senior High First Provided Auditorium, Enlarged Gymnasimn, Cafeteria Twenty years have passed since Superin- tendent William F. Shirley first assumed his present duties. And in those many, many seasons the waters of progress, improvement, and advancement have gradually been refill- ing the reservoir of Marshalltown's system of public education. Wastes in the form of in- creasing deficits and backwardness have been drained. Now new reservoirs are building. Naturally, as one looks back over a span of years, certain accomplishments stand out. Neglecting, but not forgetting, hundreds of sig- nificant improvements of lesser importance, our bird's eye camera first focuses upon the erec- tion of the Senior High School, the greatest achievement. Three-fold advantages accrued from the erection of Marshalltown's 35400000 Senior High School. This structure, a noteworthy project attained under Superintendent Shirley's ad- ministration, provided accommodations for a junior college and made an expanded indus- trial arts program possible. In line with the nationwide trend it also made possible in Below-Shirley Visits Girls' Electricity 1927 the adoption of the junior-senior high school organization. In accordance with a survey of the popula- tion trend, the cornerstone was laid for the structure being erected in the southwest part of the city April 5, 1926. The building was first used for classroom purposes in the fall of 1927 and had already reached its capacity by 1935. Plans for making additional room have been studied carefully. Other physical additions made in this era include the Anson lunior High and the Aaron Palmer grade schools. The former was built to care for those in the far southeast part of the city who might have to forego high school on account of the distance and to house a com- munity center where this suburban neighbor- hood might enjoy social functions. The latter, Marshalltown's largest grade school, was con- structed to provide 13 classrooms for accom- modating the expanded first ward. 'Way back in '22, MHS football fans milled about the sidelines while attending games at the Fairgrounds. Today at Franklin Field, Below-Superintendent Sees Insel-IC Annex Adds Room ' XX Boys Preparing for Industry ,. ,..-.w,v r, HY- - ff SHIRLEY LEADS 2U-YEAR ERA UE PRUERESS IN SEHUULS Above-Palmer Is Largest Grade School Inset-Franklin Field Has New Bleachers sponsored by the Kiwanis Club in 1923, games are played on a field costing S10,000 originally, 556,000 more for light and improvements up to 1932, and in 1936 over 57,000 for concrete bleachers erected by WPA labor. School libraries are not new in Marshall- town. Since Iuly 15, 1872, when the school board appropriated S150 for a library, Mar- shalltown has led much larger schools in pro- viding this necessary equipment. Today the joint Senior High-Iunior College unit has ap- proximately 4,358 books on its shelves, with ad- ditional Iunior High School and grade school libraries. Superintendent Shirley's philosophy of giv- ing attention to the non-college pupil has per- sisted in his entire 20-year administration. He has always hoped to have the school mold its courses to meet the individual needs of the community, consequently without lessening the value of the college preparatory courses, the commercial department was expanded and industrial arts classes were added to the cur- riculum. Industrial arts began in 1906 with instruction in woodworking. A combination building- now the Iunior High School gymnasium-to house the necessary machinery, and provide a gymnasium, and a stage was built to supple- ment the old high school equipment. Wood- working or industrial arts required only two men teachers 20 years ago. Now it has ex- panded to a staff of five men teachers for boys' classes. During the entire period three women instructors have handled the girls' home eco- nomics classes. Today industry requires more and more wo- men employees. Responding to this need, MHS has introduced a class in girls' electricity. This at least tends to make a small, opening wedge for further advancement in that field. Home nursing is another phase probably to be added in the near future. Still another development in education has been introduced. Known as the vocational Above-Anson Iunior High Serves South Side part-time program and employing two full-tfme men and one woman, its purpose is to secure half-day employment for the pupils in local in- dustries. It thus trains one for his l'ffe's work. Because he was not unfamiliar with the needs of the Marshalltown school system, Superintendent Shirley has produced a pro- gram and has seen it through to success. He had gained previous experlence here as princi- pal of MHS from Ianuary, 1914, to Iune, 1916. He was also assistant superintendent and act- ing principal during the school year of 1920-21. It was in the closing year of his principalship that graduates first neared the century mark. Coincidental is the fact that just 10 years later the flgure reached 200, hovering there for the decade closing now. Newspapers form a natural medium to spread knowledge. It is little wonder then that one of the first noticeable changes when Mr. Shirley became superintendent was the trans- formation of the 15-year-old Pebbles from a magazine to the first bi-weekly newspaper issued October 6, 1921. By 1923 Pebbles was published weekly, and except for the depres- sion year of 1932, it has so remained. The year- book, known as Post Script since 1939, has been produced by a staff independent of the newspaper since 1926. Shirley Scholarship Awards, so familiar to the student body, became one of the methods by which the superintendent might provide the incentive for acquiring knowledge. First recog- nizing scholarly athletes, he expanded the award in 1923 to include the first and second four-year scholarship winners. Since 1929 he has given one four-year scholarship award and awards in the branches of instrumental music, vocal music, journalism, and dramatics, and to the athlete maintaining the highest scholar- ship among letter winners. Adm'rably enhancing the opportunity to ac- quire advanced training, the Marshalltown Iunior College was started in 1927. It caters especially to those wishing liberal arts de- grees. 1873 1883 1893 1903 1813 1923 1933 1941 six 61-r 471 tit 090902225099 cA?0f0fo?o?of?m06f09o? H5555 ,- GD ,- ID N N efwoefefefafofofefofe A3 E175 D' 5? E2 Sm Suu fs 3:1 -53 Q QQ 29. 13 W W W W W 5-I O ru :1 I 2- cn :s P0 rf: ae O m no cz. U11 IS' Z Q 3 Q I ur XS l 1B1ack mdlcates MHS grads shaded those from e1sewhere1 1937 38 lst Semester 2nd Semester 1938 39 Q lst Semester 2nd Semester Q 3 Q 1939 40 1st Semester ,Q R 2nd semester 5 B gk Q 1940 41 151 Semester 59. S. Q. K znd semester Pg 5 3 3 Q Vocatronal Gams rn Populcmty 1Each fxgure represents 20 pupi1s1 Qllgtigfi 192 924 28 19 1930 1 1932 933 Every Grade School Is Free from Debt E n O :r O 9 :I -. o 'o 51 0 U o ?. U E IND U' 2 O 2 gegsis uwyhtetcwaq. dlvmgttmgnitnhl 58W1'QiH!!11zi'f't an 99111335 1111111 n- ID IJ :- KD GJ 0' '11 tb Jt' 1936 193 38 193 1940 Other Bonded Indebtedness Dechnes 1Each com represents S25 0001 ERAPHS SUPPLEMENT TWU UEEAUE HISTURY UE EDUCATIONAL PLAN IN MARSHALLTUWN Unt1l the adm1n1strat1on of Supermtendent Sh1rley httle was done to retrre a bonded 1ndebtedness total l1ng S219 000 1n 1921 By 1984 th1s debt was ent1rely erased thus fmally paymg for all of the Clfy s grade school bu1ld1ngs These mclude Abbott 118681 Rogers 118791 Arnold 118831 Woodbury 118891 Anson 119001 Gl1ck 119021 Franklm 119131 Iohn Ch1lds 119141 and Aaron Palmer 119211 The Iumor Hrgh School 118941 1S also just released from debt Bonds floated rn 1925 to fmance the erect1on of the Anson Iurnor H1gh School 119261 and the Sen1or Hlgh School 119271 have been reduced to 5301000 by May 1, 1941 A srnkrng fund of S105,000 further reduces the flgure to Sl96,000, compnsmg the d1s tr1ct's total xndebtedness Enrollment 1n the Marshalltown Iun1or College and the number of graduatmg sen1ors both show the tendency among the local youth to acqurre more school1ng Both show past and present needs of adequate fac111t1es The 1ncreas1ng des1re for voca tlonal part t1me cooperatwe traxmng 1nd1cates an other trend dxsplayrng the need for spec1al courses to prepare Marshalltown's youth for mdustry ':Mlt '. ,,,, , -' -'mm' ,.. - V ' 1 lf ,53l:L . .rltik . 1. H , '1 .:l1Ii ' zKIt':1' .:EtMll , -.--Y 2 - f-- 'FD1 - :ln 1-ata' -:it 6 A ' 'I A 21 3 1 1928 19 29 931 1 ' Amr . li 1,,:- 1. . ' ' Z Ilia' 91:2 . . . 4 121' 1' U, 1-I ff, .. j!i: M121 f.i'a'f: f ' 35514 --Quite. A ' -' 1 E ' , gg! 'arm Qt? -.lung 1 - . tg-f J ' -I ,Q fffl' -Ml-1 15 311 -5 1 - - Q. A- '73 Sm: 'fulltl - ' - . 1- ?i111..l ftw., 5 T i .a.J 115151 -15121 2'2- rme ,--sam. 'J -ee. 'f,' 1 if a mms.: 'fills mar' nznnnf - w- . 1 f-- eg: 1- :ww Amr- new -,,.m'5- '1 . , , . '.- 1-1, 5 ills' A-Aug mpg- ' ' ' 1925 4 7 19 9 -120 Q 4 -100 A -80 1 W Q X Y . X X . 9 s s M60 1, A 4 s 1 5 - -20 -0 '27 '28 '29 '30 '31 '32 '33 '34 '35 '36 '37 '38 '39 '40 ' 0 . . I . I i Q . I 1 I I ' 4 . . . EQ'-ll. TWU GIFT PROJECTS ELIMAX 1941 CLASS ACHIEVEMENTS Behind us stretch our school days. They are gone now forever, but in those years to come we will recall the improvements we help- ed to achieve. Our crowning success was the purchase of two senior projects instead of the usual one. Both of these items will be of great benefit especially to those pupils who are to follow in our footsteps. Early in the year we became the donors and likewise the first benefactors of a Speed Graphic news camera. The sale of advertising in basketball programs financed this project. There was immediate need for it in order to take pictures for the yearbook as no camera of this type was available for high school use this year. Also sorely needed was the backdrop for the stage to replace the torn and battered one which has been in use for many years. Here- after the assembly programs will be improved by this new addition. Homecoming was established in our sopho- more year and has been continued since then. Another innovation during our high school days was the popular students' day known variously as Kids' Day, Character Day, and OK Day. Our Baccalaureate service held in the First Methodist Church May 25 was conducted by the Reverend F. F. Travis, D. D., pastor of that church. The Reverend Harry Morehouse Gage, LL.D., D.D., president of Coe College, gave an inspiring address on Facing Life in 1941 at the Commencement exercises in the Senior High School auditorium May 29. Right-Don Allbee Demonstrates Use of Speed Graphic Below-Committees Choose and Finance Class Project T' 3. Laurence Mills Iames Dumbauld Class President Senate President Mills, Laurence Ferguson Rogers Student Senate l, 2, 4, Assembly Committee 2, 4, Constitution and By-laws Committee 2: Class President 45 Homeroom Officer l, 3, 45 Band 1'3, Letter 1-35 Orchestra 1, Letter lp Music Contest 133 Drum Solo 2: Basketball l: Oneracts 1, 3: Allfschool Play 2,45 Technical Crew 1-45 Hi-Y 2-4, President 2, Pleiades 2: Nature Club 25 Older Boys' Conference 2: Pebbles 45 Post Script Art Editor 4: Ad-Viser Editor 4: State Press Conven- tion 4f First Place in IHSPA Ad Writing Contest 4, Style Show -1: Ouill and Scroll 4. Dumbauld, Iames Beery Rogers Student Senate 3, 4, President -1: Class Secre- tary 4, Homeroom Officer 3, 45 Band 1, 2: Music Contest 2: Technical Crew 3, 4: Iunior-senior Prom Committee 3: 1-li-Y 2-ft: Nature Club 2, 3: HifY Conference 27 Student Leadership Conference 3. .hxp V5.4- xt Na 5 Allbee Donald G Rogers v ,K NNI P D vt t W P . N' . v og- I Q A - g - ', ' g 3 x . , . X' I 'J 5 , - A A K ik 1 I Richard L. Adtand Donald G. Allbee lames W. Allbee Iulra Allen Iune Elizabeth Ames Katherine Anderson Marilyn M. Anderson an go Q 5 .l Marvrn Ankrum Robert Anson Patncra M Apgar Donald Norman Arnold Roy W Asher Glenn Dale Atkmson Phtlrp Baker A QI ,ao 5 ig' 'Z Robert Ball Dorothea M Banghart Stanlr y Bechtel Dale Richard Bender Donald Robert Bender nald M Benson Dorothy Ioyce Benson Adland Rrchard L Woodbury Band 13 Letter 1 I-l1Y 14 Musrc Contest 2 3 Class Rrng Commrttee 3 Vocatronal Trammq 3 4 Asher Roy W Rogers Student Senate 1 4 Actrvrty Commrttee 4 Homeroom Othcer l 3 4 Band 14 Letter 1 3 Orchestra 14 Musrc Contest 2 4 Brass Sextet 3 Trumpet Trro 3 Trumpet Solo 3 Socretas Praemr Vrrtutrs 3 4 Band 13 Musrc Contest 2 One acts 1 All school Play 1 3 Iunror senror Prom Com mrttee 3 Hrstory Hobby Club 2 Plelades 2 Pebbles Photographer 4 Post Scrrpt Photographer 4 Rose Wrndow 3 State Press Conventron 4 Senror Prolect Commrttee 4 Basketball Programs 4 Style Show 4 Scholarshrp to Photo graphy Short Course Kent State Unrversrty 4 Qurll and Scroll 4 Allbee Iames W Rogers One acts 1 All school Play 2 3 Techmcal Crew 14 Hr Y 1 4 Style Show 4 Vocatronal Tramrng 4 Ames Iune Elrzabeth Franklm Homeroom Oflrcer 2 Orchestra 3 4 Letter 3 Musrc Contest 4 One acts 1 Techmcal Crew 1 Demolege 2 4 GY 3 4 Plerades 2 GAA 2 3 GRI 2 Pep Club 4 Rose Wmdow 3 Glee Club 1 2 Anderson Katherme May Aaron Palmer Glee Club 14 Anderson Marrlyn M Aaron Palmer Student Senate 4 Band 14 Letter 13 Orchestra 1 Letter 1 Musrc Contest 24 Baton Twrrlrng Contet 24 Drum Mayor 14 Glee Club 2 Operetta 4 One acts 3 All school Play 3 Caietena Worker 3 4 Demolege 24 Colomal Ball 2 3 GAA 24 GR1 2 GY 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Style Show 4 First Ratmq rn State and Regronal Baton Twrrlmq 4 Ankrum Marvm Woodbury Audrtorrum Usher 1 Vocatronal Tralnrng 3 4 Anson Robert Aaron Palmer Basketball 1 Baseball 3 Vocatronal Tramrng 4 Apgar PGUICIG M Arnold Glee Club 2 Techmcal Crew 14 Demolege 24 GY 3 4 GAA3 4 GR12 PepClub3 4 Amold Donald Norman Rogers 4 Operetta 4 Football 1 3 Basketball 1 One acts 1 All school Play 1 H1Y 14 Plerades 2 Iunror senror Prom Commxttee 3 Pebbles Managrnq Edrtor 4 State Press Con ventron 4 Student Leadershrp Conference 3 Royal Bobcats 4 Honorable Mentron rn Qurll and Scroll Headlme Wrrtrng Contest 4 Qurll and Scroll 4 Atkmson Glenn Dale Llnn No 2 Baseball 3 4 Baker Phrlxp Arnold Pebbles 4 Ball Robert tD1d not graduate? Aaron Palmer All school Play 3 Cafeterxa Worker 24 Demolege 2 House of Representatrves 2 Bechtel Stanley Operetta 4 Techmcal Crew 3 4 H1Y 3 4 Peb s 4 Ad Vrser 4 Style Show 4 Bender Dale Rlchard Vocatronal Trarrnng 3 4 Aaron Palmer Detrort Mrch Bender Donald Robert Vocatronal Tramrng 3 4 Detrort Mrch Benson Donald M Vocatronal Trarnmg 3 4 Benson Dorothy Ioyce Operetta 2 Techmcal Crew 3 Iunror semor Prom Com mrttee 3 Demolege 2 4 Colomal Ball 2 3 GY 3 Plerades 2 GAA 2 4 GR 2 Pep Club 4 Glee Club 1 3 Berkley Barbara Ioan Rogers Socretas Praemr Vrrtutrs 4 Student Senate 2 3 Com mrttee on Constrtutron 2 Actrvrtres 2 Noon Movres 3 As sembly 3 Homeroom Offrcer 24 Orchestra 14 Letter 13 Concert Merster 3 Musrc Contest 2 4 Strrng Trro Z 4 Strmg Sextet 2 Vocal Trro 4 Operetta 2 4 One acts 1 Techmcal Crew 3 Iunror senror Prom Commrttee 3 Audrtorlum Usher 4 Demolege 24 H of R 4 Colomal Ball 24 Hrstory Hobby Club 2 GY 3 4 Plerades 2 GAA 3 GRl 2 Pep Club 4 Rose Wrndow 3 4 Student Leadershrp Conference 3 County DAR Representatrve 4 Glee Club 1 2 Allstate Orchestra 4 Aaron Palmer Lamorlle Iowa i ' , sl is . 5 ' U f ' -or 4 , 'J , 1 ' V .3 t 1 ,eff 145' 4 --f ' 1 'P' r V wa ' 7' li, , Q 1 -of ' ' ' T v- J V7 ,I lg.-1 - ' A 2 , a . ' Do . Allen' 'Iulia U Vienna No. 4 Banghart, Dorothea M. Timber Creek No. l I - D : l . 'r ' fn I l 'I I ' . : '- . : ble l Binkley, Elizabeth Ferguson, Iowa Demolege 2. Blake, Roger Aaron Palmer Band 1: Football 1-3: Basketball 1-3: Baseball 2-4, Letter 2-4: Cafeteria Worker 3, 4: Hi-Y l: M Club 2-4: Pebbles Sports Editor 4: Post Script 4: Ad-Viser 4: Honorable Men- tion in Quill and Scroll Sports Writing Contest 4: Quill and Scroll 4. Blake, Walter Lewis Aaron Palmer Glee Club 2: Operetta 2: Football 1-4, Letter 4: Basket- ball 1-3: Track 1: Baseball 3, 4, Letter 3, 4: M Club 3, 4: Vocational Training 3, 4. Bolei, Orvis W. Abbott Orchestra l, 2: Hi-Y 1-3. Bothell, Roger F. Aaron Palmer Glee Club 4: One-acts 1: Technical Crew l: History Hobby Club 2: Vocational Training 3. Bovee, Betty Marion No. 4 Glee Club 2-4. Bowman, Iack Aaron Palmer Student Senate 4, Printing Committee 4: Football 1-4, Letter 4: Basketball 2, 3: Track 1-4, Letter 3, 4, Captain 4: Iunior-senior Prom Committee 3: Hi-Y 1-4: M Club 3, 4: Pleiades 2. Branstetter, Baxter L. Columbia, Mo. Operetta 4: Baseball 2: Golf 3, Letter 3: Technical Crew 4: Hi-Y 2-4: Pebbles 4: Ad-Viser 4: Style Show 4. Brees, Paul E. Rogers Bremner, Ieanette Louise Van Cleve, Iowa Demolege 4: GY 4. Brierley, Lela M. Grundy Center, Iowa Colonial Ball 4: Vocational Training 3. Brookens, Lila Glick Brown, Wayne Arthur Taylor No. 5 Baseball 2, 3. 'SJ Binkley Barbara loan Berkley Elizabeth -1 Roger Blake Walter Lewis Blake Buchwald, Ialene G. Aaron Palmer Student Senate 4, Assembly Committee, Printing and Elections Committee 4: Homeroom Officer 2: Technical Crew 3: Glee Club 1-3: Iunior-senior Prom Committee 3: Demolege 2-4, Colonial Ball 2, 3: GY 3, 4: Pleiades 2: GAA 2-4, President 4, Letter 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: GH 1, 2: Style Show 4. Bucksbaum, Maurice S. Abbott Band l-4: Letter 3: Music Contest 2-4: Brass Sextet 3: All-school Play 2: Technical Crew 3: Hi-Y 1-3: Pleiades 2: Pebbles 4, Post Script 4: Ad-Viser 4: Basketball Programs 4: Quill and Scroll 4. Bucksbaum, Sol Glick Band 1-4, Letter 3: Music Contest 2-4: Brass Sextet 3: Saxophone Solo 1-4, First Rating in State 4, Second Rating in Regional 4: Saxophone Quartet 2, 3: Hi-Y 2: Pleiades 2: Band Clinic 2: Royal Bobcats 4. Butler, Louise Aaron Palmer Homeroom Officer 3: One-acts 1: Glee Club 1, 4: Demolege 3, 4: GY 3, 4: GR 1, 2: GAA 3, 4. Butler, Richard Lundy Franklin Student Senate 1, 4, Chairman Printing and Elections Committee 4: Class Co-president 1: Homeroom Officer 1, 4: Band 1, 2, Letter 1: Orchestra 3: Music Contest 2: One-acts 1, 3: All-school Play l-4: Technical Crew l-4: Iunior-senior Prom Committee 3: Hi-Y 1-4: Pleiades 2: Nature Club 2, 3: Cheerleader 3, 4, Cagwin, Kenneth Lee Arnold Student Senate 1-4, Activities Committee 3, 4. Printing Committee 3: Class Officer 3: Homeroom Officer 1-4: Track l, Letter 1: Baseball 3, 4, Letter 3, 4: One-acts 1: Class Ring Committee 3: Cafeteria Worker 4: Hi-Y 1-4: M Club 2-4: Pebbles Sports Editor 4: Football Manager 3, 4: Basket- ball Manager 2-4: Baseball Manager 2: Student Leadership Conference 3: Honorable Mention in Scholastic Awards Na- tional Contest in Sports 4: Quill and Scroll 4. Carlson, Allen M. Arnold Student Senate 4. Hospitality Committee 4: Football 2-4. Letter 4: Basketball 1-4, Letter 1, 3, 4, All-conference Honor- able Mention 4: Track 1: Golf 3, 4, Letter 3: Iunior-senior Prom Committee 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: M Club 3, 4: Nature Club 2: Pebbles 4: Ad-Viser 4: Style Show 2. 1,51 .Iv F' A ' Orvis W. Bolei Roger F, Bothell Betty Bovee fs' lack Bowman Baxter Branstetter Paul E. Brees Ieanette L. Bremner Lela M. Brierley Lila Brookens wwf '57 Wayne Arthur Brown Castor, Mary V. Green Mountain, Iowa Pleiades 2. 3: Nature Club 2, 3: Rose Window 3, 4. Clark, George E. Woodbury Football 2. 3: Basketball 2, 3: Vocational Training 4. Clark, Richard E. Arnold Collins, Catharine L. Aaron Palmer Societas Praemi Virtutis 3, 4: Student Senate 1-4, As- sembly Committee 2: Activities 3: Hospitality 4: Homeroom Officer 1-3: Glee Club 1, 2: One-acts l, 3: Technical Crew 3: Class Ring Committee 3: Auditorium Usher 4: Demolege 2-4, House of Representatives 2, Colonial Ball 2, 3: GY 3, 4, President 4: Pleiades 2: GAA 2-4, Letter 2, 3: Pep Club 3, 4: GR 1, 2, President 1: GY Conference 1-4: Pebbles Assistant Managing Editor 4: Post Script 4: Rose Window 3, 4: State Press Convention 4: Student Leadership Confer- ence 3: Senior Class Project Committee 4: Style Show 4: Quill and Scroll 4. Conner, Naomi Lois Timber Creek No. 1 Orchestra 2-4, Letter 3: Music Contest 3, 4: Cafeteria Worker 4: Demolege 3: GR l: Style Show 4. Connley, Lela Woodbury Band 2-4: Music Contest 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2. Cooper, Delbert W. Aaron Palmer Cordt, Hollis A. Anson Homeroom Officer 1-3: Orchestra 1-4, Letter 3: Music Contest 3, 4: Glee Club 1-4: Operetta 2: Technical Crew 1: Iunior-senior Prom Committee 3: Demolege 2-4, House of Representatives 2, 3, Colonial Ball 3: GY 3, 4: GAA 2-4: Pep Club 3: GR 1, 2: Style Show 4. Cordt, Iames R. Anson Student Senate 4: Homeroom Officer 4: Football 3, 4, Letter 4: Basketball 1: Baseball 3, 4, Letter 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: M Club 3, 4. Cox, Mildred Bangor No. l GR 2. Cross, Audrey Katherine Aaron Palmer One-acts 1: Technical Crew 3: Demolege 2-4, Colonial Ball 2, 3: GY 3. 4: Pleiades 2, 3: GAA 2-4: Pep Club 4: GR 1, 2. Darner, Robert Conrad, Iowa Homeroom Officer 2: Vocational Training 3, 4. Dawson, Velda Coreen Albion, Iowa GR 1, 2: Vocational Training 4. Downs, Phyllis Natalie Anson Glee Club 1-3: Cafeteria Worker 4: Demolege 3, 4: House of Representatives 3. 4: Colonial Ball 3: GY 3, 4: GAA 3. 4: GR 1, 2. Duncan, Carl Anson One-acts 1: Vocational Training 3, 4. Duncan, Grover E. Woodbury Football 1: Basketball 1: Vocational Training 4. Dunham, Annie Bird Woodbury Glee Club 1-3. Dunham, Franklin Robert Rogers Football 3, 4, Letter 4, All-conference Honorable Men- tion 4, IDPA All-state Honorable Mention 4: Basketball 3, 4. Letter 3. 4, All-conference Second Team 4: Baseball 2-4, Letter 2-4: Hi-Y 3, 4: M Club 2-4: Pebbles 4: Ad-Viser 4, Eldridge, Eugene Abbott Glee Club 1. Elledge, Iames Franklin Band 1-3, Letter 2: Music Contest 2: Operetta 4: Track 3, 4, Letter 3, 4: One-acts 1: All-school Play 3: Technical Crew 1, 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: M Club 3: Nature Club 2, 3. Ellis, Cora Arnold Demolege 2, 3: GY 3: GR 1. . A -. l ,, ' Q t, 41' it 4- 153 -L 3 p -ner f Mary V. Castor George E. Clark Richard E. Clark Catharine L, Collins Naomi Lois Conner ' Lela Connley Delbert W. Cooper ,r . 1 fr . A -M - Hollis A. Cord! lames R. Cord! Mildred Cox Audrey Cross Robert Dame! Velda Coreen Dawson Phyllis N. Downs Carl Duncan Grover E. Duncan Annie Bird Dunham Robert Dunham .B G Ethel Erpelding Betty Ehsen Charles Ross Evans 3 R, x L. James Edward Evans Q i 6 tlf I Richard K. Evenson Rudolph Evertsen Shirlee M. n-,, 'V Glenn Fields Iames M. Flanagan Iames Vernon Foust Iver Ieane Gandy George Georges Barbara I. Gerke Mildred H. Go:-cke .D - I- lt -. - .3 I g I Q X I - +4 . X 6 1, -4 V I L ' .gi V , . g if V I L I '- ..... NTLK Wayne B. Goodenow Lots Mary Gould Dean M. Greenwood lean Marie Grimes ' Frances I. Haifa Margaret Ann Hall William Hausalus Erpeldinq, Ethel Glick Show 4: Senior Winner in Elks' Essay Contest 4: Quill and Glee Club 1, 2: Demolege 3: Vocational Training 3, 4. Scroll 4' Essen' Betty Woodbury Goecke, Mildred H. Marietta No. 5 Glee Club 1.4. GR 1. Demolege 2-4: History Hobby Club 2: GY 3: GAA 3: . GR 1, 2. Evans, Charles Ross Franklin G d W B R Football 1-4, Letter 2-4, Second All-conference Team 4: oo enow' ayne ' A Ogers Basketball 2-4, Letter 4, Second All-conference Team 4: AQn9'UClS li HPY 42 MOVIE OPSYUIOY 27 VOCGHOHGI Track 3, 4, Letter 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: M Club 2-4: Vocational Tmmmg 4' Traininq 4. Gould, Lois Mary Albion, Iowa EVCIIIS, IC1I'neS Edward Frgnklin Pep Club 4: Vocational Training 4. Glee Club 1, 2: Operetra 2. Greenwood, Dean Marshall Monmouth, Ill. Evensonl Richard K- Rogers Grimes, lean Marie Franklin Societas Praemi Virtutis 3, 4: Student Senate 4: Noon Movies Committee 4: Band 1-4: Orchestra 1: Music Contest 1-4: Clinic Band 2: One-acts l: All-school Play 1: Technical Crew 3, 4: History Hobby Club 2: Pleiades 2: Pebbles 4: Post Script Editor-in-chief 4: Ad-Viser 4: Rose Window 2-4: State Press Convention 4: Radio Broadcast 3: Quill and Scroll 4. Evertsen, Rudolph Aaron Palmer Vocational Training 3, 4. Ferguson, Shirlee M. Baxter, Iowa Glee Club 4: Demolege 4, Colonial Ball 4: Pep Club 4. Fields, Glenn Glick Student Senate 2, Printing and Elections Committee 2: Homeroom Ofiicer 2: Vocational Training 3, 4. Flanagan, Iames M. Council Bluffs, Iowa Pebbles 4. Foust, Iames Vernon Abbott Vocational Training 4. Gandy, Iver Ieane tDid not graduate.J Glick Georges, George Aaron Palmer Swimming 4. Gerke, Barbara I. Rogers Homeroom Officer 1: Band l-3: Music Contest 2, 3: One-acts 1: Technical Crew l, 3: Demolege 2: GY 3, 4: Pleiades 2: GAA 3: GR 1, 2: Pep Club 3, 4: Pebbles Iunior High Editor 4: Post Script 4: State Press Convention 4: Style Glee Club 3, 4: One-acts 1: Demolege 2: Pleiades 2: GR 1, 2: Pep Club 4. Haire, Frances Iosephine Franklin Societas Praemi Virtutis 3, 4: Traveling Art Exhibit 4: Glee Club 1-3: Demolege 2, 3, Colonial Ball 2, 3: Rose Win- dow 3, 4: Vocational Training 4. Hall, Margaret Ann Rogers Student Senate 4, Hospitality Committee 4: Class Co- president l: Class Secretary 3: Homeroom Officer 1-4: Orchestra 1-3, Letter l-3: Concert Meister 1, 3: Music Con- test 2-4: String Sextet 2: Vocal Sextet l, 3, 4: Operetta 2-4: One-acts 1: All-school Play l, 2, 4: Technical Crew 3: Iunior-senior Prom Committee 3: Auditorium Usher 3, 4: Demolege 2-4, Secretary 4, House of Representatives 2, 3, Colonial Ball 2-4: GY 3, 4: GAA 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: GR l, 2: GY Conference 3, 4: Post Script 4: Pebbles Assistant Ad Manager 4: Ad-Viser 4: Rose Window 2-4: State Press Convention 4: Second Place in North Central District Quill and Scroll Ad Copy Writing Contest 4: Style Show 4: Quill and Scroll 4. Hausafus, William Rogers Band 1-4, Letter 1: Music Contest 2-4: History Hobby Club 2: Hi-Y l-4. Havens, Betty Marine Timber Creek No. 2 Glee Club 1-4: Demolege 2, 3, Colonial Ball 2, 3. Heil, Dale L. Kellogg, Iowa Glee Club 2-4. Maxine Havens Dale L. Heil Lora Dale Higgin George I . Hildebrand Robert Hilderbrand lohn H. Hogeland ll Lyle E. Hogeland f ' f F-K , L32 L53 f ' 1 S i - lg: , .rg . .a -I I . ' 4 f r w ! V . x - elf' , ' I , . lo .. 4 5 : .4 A, ,l Grace Hooven Glenna Mae Hunnicutt lane Louise Hunter Earl Hurto, lr. Earl R. lenkins Calvin C. Iohnson Leon E, Ioyner 'I r 1 , I I 4 Nl .P I Beverly Ann Kalfetz Frances Anne Kiely Elizabeth Lage Bettie Lane lack B. Langland Robert Dapp Loueng Lgnqn Higgin' Lora Dale Rogers Iohnson, Calvin Coolidge Arnold Homeroom Officer 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Technical Crew 3, 4: Iunior-senior Prom Committee 3: Auditorium Usher 4: Demolege 2-4, Colonial Ball 2, 3: GY 3, 4: Pleiades 2: GAA 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: GR l, 2: Rose Window 3: Senior Project Committee 4. Hildebrand, George I. Anson Vocational Training 3, 4. Hilderbrand, Robert Anson Homeroom Officer 1-3: Football Manager 4: Basket- ball Manager 3: Basketball 4: Baseball 3, 4, Letter 3, 4: Hi-Y 1-4: M Club 3, 4: Pleiades 2: Pebbles 4. Hogeland, Iohn H. II Iowa Falls. Iowa Basketball 1-4, Letter 4: Track 1, Letter 1: Technical Crew 4: Hi-Y 3: Pleiades 2, Hoqeland, Lyle E. Iowa Falls, Iowa Hooven, Hazel Grace Aaron Palmer Societas Praemi Virtutis 3, 4: Homeroom Officer 1. 3: Glee Club 1: One-acts l: Class Ring Committee 3: Demolege 2-4, Colonial Ball 2, 3: GY 3, 4: Pleiades 2: GAA 2, 3: Pep Club 3, 4: GR 1, 2: Pebbles 4: Post Script Business Manager 4: Ad-Viser Business Manager 4: State Press Convention 4: First Place in IHSPA Ad Selling Con- test 4: Style Show 4: Quill and Scroll 4. . Hunnicutt, Glenna Mae Aaron Palmer Student Senate 3. Printing and Elections Committee. Assembly Committee 3: Homeroom Officer 1, 3: One-acts 1: Technical Crew 1: All-school Play 2: lunior-senior Prom Committee 3: Auditorium Usher 4: Demolege 2-4, Colonial Ball 2, 3: GY 3, 4: GY Conference 3: Pleiades 2: GAA 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: GR 1, 2: Pebbles 4: Post Script 4: Rose Window 2-4: Style Show 4. Hunter, lane Louise Franklin Demolege 4. Hurto, Earl, Ir. Rogers Vocational Training 4. Iefnkins, Earl R. Aaron Palmer Student Senate 4, Assembly Committee 4: Class Vice- president 4: Homeroom Officer 1, 4: Band 1, 2, Letter l: Music Contest 2: Football 2-4, Letter 4: Basketball 1-4, Letter 1, 3, 4, Honorary Captain 4, All-conference First Team 4, All-conference Second Team 3, IDPA All-state Honorable Mention 3, Third Team 4: One-acts 1: Cafeteria Worker 3: Iunior-senior Prom Committee 3: Hi-Y 1-4: M Club 3, 4: Post Script Assistant Business Manager 4: Ad-Viser Assist- ant Business Manager 4: Style Show 4: Student Leadership Conference 4. Ioyner, Leon E. Rogers Homeroom Officer 2: Basketball Usher 3: Hi-Y 2-4: Style Show 4: Vocational Training 4. Kaifetz, Beverly Ann Franklin Homeroom Officer 1: Band 1-3: Music Contest 2, 3: Orchestra 1, Letter 1: One-acts 1: Allschool Play 1-4: Technical Crew 2-4: lunior-senior Prom Committee 3: Demolege 2-4: History Hobby Club 2: GY 3, 4: Pleiades 2: GAA 2-4: Pep Club 3, 4: GR 1, 2: Pebbles 4: Post Script 4: Radio Broadcast 2, 3: Style Show 4. Kiely, Frances Anne Abbott Glee Club 1-4: Operetta 2, 4: One-acts l: Technical Crew 2, 3: Demolege 2-4: History Hobby Club 2: GY 3, 4: GAA 2-4, Leiter 3: Nature Club 2, 3: Pep Club 4: GR 1, 2: Pebbles 4: Post Script 4: Ad-Viser 4. Lage, Elizabeth Glick Glee Club 1. Lane, Bettie Rogers Homeroom Officer 4: Band 2: Orchestra 3: Music Con- test 2, 3: String Trio 3, 4: Vocal Trio Z: Sextet 3, 4: Glee Club l-4: Operetta 2-4: Demolege 2-4, House of Representa- tives 2: History Hobby Club 3: GY 3, 4: Pleiades 2: Pep Club 4: Style Show 4. Lanqland, lack B. Aaron Palmer Homeroom Officer 2-4: Glee Club 1, 2: Swimming 4, Medal 4: All-school Play 4: Technical Crew 4: Hi-Y l-4: Pleiades 2: Style Show 4. Lapp, Robert Aaron Palmer Band 1: Iowa City Art Exhibits 2, 3: Operetta 2: Tech- nical Crew 1-4: Basketball Usher 4: Hi-Y 4: Glee Club 1-3: Style Show 4. 5 .-av Larson, Louene Fresno, Calif. Demolege 4. Launder, Robert K. Franklin Homeroom Officer 1, 2: Orchestra 1-3, Letter 1-3, Man- ager 3: Music Contest 3: Cafeteria Worker 3, 4: Basket- ball Usher 3: Vocational Training 4. Lavender, Robert Arnold Vocational Training 4. LeGrand No. 2 ge 2-4: GY 3, 4: GAA 3, 4. Lawler, Maxine E. Glee Club 3, 4: Demole Leonard, Shirley M. Aaron Palmer Glee Club 1-3. Levis, Lea Dean Anson Cafeteria Worker 4. Logsdon, Robert W. Colfax, Iowa Track 1: Hi-Y 3. Long, Esther M. Glick Vocational Training 4. Longman, Theodore Marion No. 4 Technical Crew 4. Lounsberry, Harold C. Rogers Societas Praemi Virtutis 3, 4: Band l-3, Letter l, 3: Orchestra 1: Music Contest 2, 3: Brass Sextet 3: Clinic Band 2: Basketball 1: All-school Play 3: lunior-senior Prom Com- mittee 3: Hi-Y 2-45 Post Script Copy Editor 4: Ad-Viser As- sistant Editor 4: Rose Window 3, 4: State Press Convention 4: Honorable Mention in Quill and Scroll Editorial Contest 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Pebbles 2, 4. McClain, Mary lean Arnold Societas Praemi Virtutis 3, 4: Student Senate 2, Print- ing and Elections Committee 2: Homeroom Officer 2, 3: Glee Club 1-4: Demolege 2-4, House of Representatives 4, Colonial Ball 4: Pleiades 2: GR 2: Rose Window 3: Style Show 4. McC1endon, Georgia H. Anson Glee Club l, 2: One-acts l, 3: Technical Crew 1, 3: lunior-senior Prom Committee 3: Cafeteria Worker 3, 4: Demolege 2-4, House of Representatives 2, 3, Colonial Ball 2, 3: GY 3.4: GAA 2-4, Letter 3, 4: Pep Club 3.4: GR l,2: Style Show 4. McElroy, Edith Aaron Palmer Glee Club l-3: Demolege 2, 3: GR 1. Manz, Aleta Mae Aaron Palmer Glee Club 3, 4: Demolege 3, 4: GR l. Marino, Opal B. St. Mary's Demolege 4: GAA 4: Pep Club 4: Vocational Training 4. Marquardt, Iulia A. Abbott Marquis, Lois Lorraine Aaron Palmer Glee Club 1-3. Maxwell, Robert A. Abbott Band 1-3: Music Contest 2, 3: Hi-Y 1, 2: Vocational Training 4. Mayer, Genevieve Anson Demolege 3: Vocational Training 3. Melick, Roger Emerson Rogers Glee Club 1-4: Operetta 2-4: Technical Crew 4: Movie Operator 4: Hi-Y 2: Radio Broadcast 2: Style Show 4. . - . 1 4 '. 1-, -, . . -.1 Merrill, Robert S. H P A Aaron Palmer Band l-4: Orchestra 1, -1: Music Contest 2-4: All-school Play 4: Technical Crew 4: Hi-Y l-4. Miller, Alice Irene Biloxi, Miss. Glee Club 3, 4: Demolege 2, GY 3: GAA 3: Nature Club 3: GR 2. 4 . - r an . 1, 3 ,- .0 4 J ., f, 7 .:' ' vo-17 I t Q, . Robert K, Launder Robert Lavender Maxine E. Lawler Shirley M. Leonard Lea Dean Levis Robert W. Loqsdon Esther M. Long 410' 'Q Theodore Lorigman Harold C. Lounsberry Mary lean McClain Georgia H. McClendon Edith McElroy Aleta Mae Manz Opal B. Marino ' A -9 gal! Miller, Erma Elaine Aaron Palmer Demolege 2, 3: Pleiades 2: GAA 2, 3: GR 2. Miller, Marvin L. Rogers Student Senate 4, Noon Movies Committee 4: Home- room Officer l-4: Glee Club l-4: Operetta 2-4: Hi-Y 4: Pebbles Head Copy-reader 45 Post Script 4: Ad-Viser 4. Miller, Ralph A. Abbott Movie Operator 3: Vocational Training 4. Miltenberger, Robert Baxter Aaron Palmer Vocational Training 3, 4. Mooar, Herbert Anson Moos. Mary Eleanor Abbott Band 2-4: Orchestra l, Letter l: Music Contest 2-4: Glee Club l: One-acts l: Technical Crew l: Cafeteria Worker 2: Demolege 2-4: GY 3, 4: GAA 2-4: GR 1, 2: Pep Club 2-4: Rose Window 3: Style Show 4. Morgart, Donald Green Mountain, Iowa Glee Club 2, 3: Baseball 3: Vocational Training 4. Moyer, Marilyn St. Mary's Glee Club l: One-acts l: Demolege 3: GY 3: GAA 3: Pep Club 3, 4. Murphy, Keith Liscomb No. 7 Murphy, Mariory M. Aaron Palmer Orchestra l-3, Letter l: Demolege 3, 4, Colonial Ball 4: GY 3: GR l. Nelson, Louise A. Arnold Glee Club l-4: Technical Crew l: Demolege 3: GR l: Rose Window 4. Nicholson, Mae lane Woodbury Vocational Training 4. Nickerson, Eleanor Arnold Student Senate 2-4, Vice-president 4, Dance Committee 2-4: Class Vice-president 3: Homeroom Officer l-4: Glee Club l-4: Operetta 2: All-school Play 3: One-acts l: Tech- nical Crew l-4: Auditorium Usher 4: Demolege 2-4, Presi- dent 4, House of Representatives 2, Colonial Ball 2-4: GY 3, 4: GAA 2-4, Letter 2-4: Pep Club 3, 4: GR l, 2, President 2: GY Conference 2: Rose Window 3, 4: Style Show 2, 4: Attendant to Homecoming Queen 4: Student Leadership Conference 4. Niederhauser, Beniamin C. Anson Vocational Training 3, 4. Niederrnann, Wilford G. Carroll No. 9, Tama County Vocational Training 3, 4. Arnold Nodland, Esther lean Glee Club l-3: Sextet 1: One-acts l: Vocational Train- ing 4. Offman, Morris M. Abbott Vocational Training 4. Offman, Solomon Abbott Pebbles 4: Post Script 4: Vocational Training 3, 4. Aaron Palmer O'Keefe, Barbara D. Operetta 2: One-acts l: Demolege 2-4, Colonial Ball 2-4: GY 3, 4: GAA 2, 3: Pep Club 4: Style Show 2, 4. Nichols, Forestine Chicago, lll. Olmstead, Eileen Rogers Glee Club 3, 4: Vocational Training 4. Vocational Training 4. . - ,fl . vi . ' f . 'fr-L . . i '0 4 4 ' 'fi ' .y .gt .. .4 34 K Q .. is , f , gl. 4 A A . - . 4. 4 b A . Erma Elaine Miller Marvin L. Miller Ralph A. Miller Robert Miltenberqer Herbert Mooar Mary Eleanor Moos Donald Morgart Marilyn Moyer, Keith M. Murphy Mariory M. Murphy Louise A. Nelson Forestine Nichols Mae lane Nicholson Eleanor Nickerson B611 C- Ni0del'l10l1Se1' W1lf0Id Nledefmdnh Esther lean Nodland Morris M. Offman Solomon Oftrnan Barbara D, O Keste Eileen ' Q sin.-L ' . ie . law . .1, ia - 4 ii .l t1.lA,' ., ' , , 1' fn I Harry R. Olson, Ir. Calder Overturt, Ir. Kathryn Peck Donald Peterson MariAnn Peterson Paul F. Pose Do B V7.7 'sr , '. 5 C. Myrtle M Prop-at Clayton N Quick Rachel G Reimer Armon Reynolds William Ricketts 'nu' y . , A Fred Rohde, lr. Carle losephinel Rovner Mary Alice Russell Olson, Harry Robert, Ir. Glee Club 3, 4: Operetta 4: Basketball 1: Track 1-3. Overturf, Calder R., Ir. Meredith A. Schmidt 32 Football l, 2, 41 Harold I. Schmoranz Allan Schirock Richard Seastrum lra 1 Arnold Letter 1. Arnold Glee Club 1-3: Operetta 2: One-acts 1: Technical Crew 1: Cafeteria Worker 4: Hi-Y l: Pebbles 4: Post Script 4: Ad-Viser 4. Peck, Kathryn LeGrand No. 4 Peterson, Donald Abbott Vocational Training 4. Peterson, MariAnn Aaron Palmer Vocational Training 4. Pose, Paul F. Abbott Operetta 2: Cafeteria Worker 3, 4: Nature Club 2. Pritchett, Donald Abbott Vocational Training 4. Propst, Myrtle M. Abbott GY 3. Quick, Clayton N. Abbott Vocational Training 3, 4. Reimer, Rachel G. Franklin Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 4: Band 1-4: Orchestra 1: Music Contest 2-4: One-acts 1: Technical Crew 1-4: Demolege 2-4, House of Representatives 4: GY 3, 4: Pleiades 2: GAA 2-4, Letter 3: Nature Club 2, 3. President 2, 3: Pep Club 3, 4: GR 1, 2: Pebbles Ad Manager 4: Post Script 45 Ad-Viser 45 State Press Convention 4: Home- coming Queen 45 Style Show 4: Quill and Scroll 4. 1, Letter Reynolds, Armon Gilman, Iowa Band 45 Orchestra 4: Movie Operator 4. Ricketts, William Ames, Iowa Vocational Training 3, 4. 17 3 Rohde, Fred, Ir. Aaron I Homeroom Officer 15 Football 2-4, Letter 4: Ba 1: Baseball 2-4, Letter 2-4, Honorary Captain: A Play 3: One-acts 1: Technical Crew 3, 45 Cafeteria 2, 45 Hi-Y 1-4: M Club 2-45 Pebbles 4: Post S Ad-Viser 4. Roskamp, Carleton Harold I Student Senate 1: Homeroom Officer 1: Band 1-- 1-35 Orrsl-iestra 1: Music Contest 2-4: Tenor Saxophc 4: Clarinet Quartet 2, 3: Clinic Band 2: Operetta ball 4: Track 4, Letter 45 Baseball 3: One-acts 15 AI Play 1-4: Technical Crew 2, 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: Pebbles Script 4: Ad-Viser 45 Royal Bobcats 4: Interscholast Place Medal in Track 4: State Third Place Medal yard Dash 4. Rovner, Iosephine F rt Glee Club 1-4: Operetta 4: GY 3, 4: GAA 2, Club 4: GR 1.2. Russell, Mary Alice Aaron P Societas Praemi Virtutis 3, 4: One-acts 1: Demols Pleiades 2: GR 1, 2: Rose Window 3, 4: Style Show Societas Praemi Virtutis 3 4 Homeroom Officer Club I-4: Sextet 1- Operetta 2 4 One acts 1 Te Crew 1, 3: Demolege 2-4, House of Representativ Colonial Ball 2-4: Pleiades 2: GAA 2-4, Letter 3: P 3, 4: GR 1, 2. Schmidt, Meredith Anne Frm . . I ' I 6 E Schmoranz, Harold I. Aaron P Football 2. Schrock, Allan Aaron P Student Senate 4: Homeroom Oificer 4: Glee Cl Operetta 3: Track 4: Cafeteria Worker 4: Movie O 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Pebbles 4: Post Script 4. Seastrum, Richard Aaron P Glee Club 3: Operetta 3: Hi-Y 3: Rose Window Shaw, Ira Chester A Band 1, Letter 1: Football 2-4, Letter 1: Track 1-4 4: One-acts 1: Hi-Y 1, 2: M Club 1-4: Vocational Trai Betty Lou Sheely Robert Shillinglaw Vivian Shipton Edward Showalter, lr. lamas Smith Iuanita Smith Russell Soderqumt Bette Solomon Helen Stansberr Llo d Steele Martha A St R ald L R St ll Arved y y nn een on e oy eqa aM. A h P. St Kenneth Stiles Freda Surls Carleen Swattord Mary Sheely, Betty Lou Anson Homeroom Officer l, 4: Band l-3: Music Contest 2: One-acts 1: All-school Play 2: Technical Crew 3: Demolege 2-4: GY 3, 4: Pleiades 2: GAA 2-4: Nature Club 2: Pep Club 4: GR l, 2: Pebbles Circulation Manager 4: Post Script 4: Ad-Viser 4: State Press Convention 4: Student Leader- ship Conference 3: Quill and Scroll 4. Shillinglaw, Robert Alden, Iowa All-school Play 4: Hi-Y 4. Shipton, Vivian Green Mountain, Iowa Glee Club 4: Trio 4: Operetta 4: Technical Crew 4: Demolege 4, Colonial Ball 4: GY 4: GAA 4: Pep Club 4: Style Show 4. Showalter, Edward W., Ir. Rogers Pebbles Head Proofreader 4: Post Script Photo Editor 4: Rose Window 3: State Press Convention 4: Quill and Scroll 4. Smith, Iames Abbott Vocational Training 4. Smith, Iuanita Timber Creek No. 2 Glee Club 1: One-acts l: All-school Play 1: History Hobby Club 2: GY 3. Soderquist, Russell K. Franklin Band l-4: Clarinet Quartet 4: Music Contest 2-4: Voca- tional Training 3. Solomon, Bette Weldon, Iowa Band 2, 3: Music Contest 2: Glee Club 3, 4: GY 3: GR l. Stansberry, Helen Arnold Homeroom Officer 2: Glee Club l-4: Sextet 1: Operetta 2: One-acts l: Technical Crew 1, 3: Cafeteria Worker Z: Demolege 244, House of Representatives 4, Colonial Ball 2. 3: GY 3, 4: GAA 244: GR l, 2. Steele, Lloyd Albion, Iowa Football l-3: Basketball 4: Baseball 4: Movie Oper- ator 4: History Hobby Club 2: Hi-Y 1. Steen, Martha Ann Chillicothe, Mo. Student Senate 3, 4, Secretary 4, Dance Committee 3: Activity Committee 4, Homeroom Officer 3: Glee Club l-3: ,Si Swanson Lela Bell Swearingen Allen Tarrence, Ellner Thompson One-acts 1: All-school Play 2, 3: Technical Crew 3: Iunior- senior Prom Committee 3: Auditorium Usher 3: Demolege 2-4, House ot Representatives 2, 3, Colonial Ball 2-4: GY 3, 4: Pleiades 2: GAA 2-4, Letter 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4, Co- president 4: GR l, 2: GY Conference 3: Pebbles 4: Post Script 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Senior Project Committee 4: Attendant to Homecoming Queen 4: Style Show 4. Stegall, Ronald LeRoy Aaron Palmer Basketball l: Baseball 1, 3, 4: Basketball Usher 3, 4: Vocational Training 4. Stevens, Arveda M. Rogers Homeroom Officer l, 2. 4: Band 1, 2: Music Contest 2: Glee Club l-3: Operetta 2: One-acts l: Iunior-senior Prom Committee 3: Cafeteria Worker 4: Demolege 2-4: Colonial Ball 3: GY 3, 4: GAA 3, 4: Pep Club 4: GR l, 2: Rose Window 3. Steveson, Archie P. Glick Vocational Training 3, 4. Stiles, Kenneth Arnold Homeroom Officer 4: Band 1, 2: Orchestra l: Pebbles Bookkeeper 4: Post Script 4: Quill and Scroll 4. Surls, Freda Iowa Falls, Iowa Band l-4: Music Contest 2-4: Vocational Training 4. Swafford, Carleen Mason City, Iowa Glee Club 3, 4: Demolege 4: GY 4: GAA 3: Pebbles 4: Post Script 4. Swanson, Mary Aaron Palmer Student Senate 4: Noon Movies Committee 4: Student Dance Committee 4: One-acts 1: Class Ring Committee 3: Demolege 2-4: Colonial Ball 3: GY 3, 4: GAA 2-4, Letter 3: Pep Club 3, 4, Co-president 4: Pebbles 4: Post Script Assistant Business Manager 4: Ad-Viser Assistant Business Manager 4: Style Show 4: Quill and Scroll 4. Swearinqen, Lela Bell Arnold Vocational Training 3, 4. Tarrence, Allen Anson Baseball 3: Vocational Training 3, 4. Thompson, Elmer Timber Creek No. 4 IC le OVSIOD 9W0Yne A. Wilkens Warren G. Williamson Dolores Wise - Trowbridge, Robert W. LeGrand No. 2 Basketball Usher 3: Vocational Training 4. Vogt, Robert D. Aaron Palmer Glee Club 2: Operetta 2: Cafeteria Worker 2-4: Hi-Y 4: Style Show 4. Vorhes, Arthur M. Glick Operetta 4: One-acts 1: All-school Play l'4: Technical Crew l, 2: Cafeteria Worker 2: Hi-Y 3: Pebbles 4: Post Script 4. Wagner, Maxine Mae Aaron Palmer Glee Club l, 2: Demolege 3: GY 3: GAA 2: GR 1: Rose Window 3, 4. Walker, Kathyrn Anson Operetta 2, 4: One-acts li Demolege 3, 4, House of Representatives 3. Wall, Aneta Timber Creek No. 4 Wall, Audrey lean Aaron Palmer Orchestra 2: Demolege 2-4, Colonial Ball 4: GAA 2: Pep Club 4: GR l, Z. Watson. Evelyn Franklin Glee Club l-3: GAA 2: GR l. Watson, Richard E. Aaron Palmer Band l-4, Letter 1: Orchestra 1: Music Contest 2-4: Flute Quartet 4: All-school Play 3: Technical Crew 3: Cafeteria Worker 2, 3: Movie Operator 3, 4: Hi-Y 2-4: Pebbles 4: Post Script 4: Ad-Viser 4: Style Show 4. Wedgwood, Delos S. Woodbury Homeroom Officer l, 2: Operetta 2. Weller, Mahlon Walter Vocational Training 4. Arnold 0 Robert W, Trowbridge Robert D. Vogt Evelyn Watson ' Arthur M. Voxhes Maxine Mae Wagner Kathyrn Walker if Richard E. Watson Delco S. Wedgwood Mahlon W. Weller Virginia V. Wheat Wheat, Virginia V. Arnold Societas Praemi Virtutis 3, 4: Student Senate 3: Home- room Officer Z, 3: Glee Club l-4: Operetta 4: One-acts l: Iunior-senior Prom Committee 3: Auditorium Usher 4: Demolege 2-4, House of Representatives Z, Colonial Ball 2, 4: GY 4: Pleiades 2: GAA 2: GR 2: Post Script 4: Ad-Viser 4: Rose Window 4. Wickham, Richard Anson Football 3, 4, Letter 4: Movie Operator 3: M Club 4: Vocational Training 4. Wilder, Ethel M. Woodbury GAA 2, 3. Wilkens, Wayne A. Woodbury Vocational Training 4. Williamson, Warren Gamaliel Rogers Band l'4, Letter l-3: Orchestra 1: Music Contest 2, 3: Brass Sextet 2, 3: Football l, Letter 1: Basketball l, Letter l: Track 3, Letter 3: Hi-Y l-3, President l: Movie Operator 3, 4: M Club 3: Vocational Training 4. Wise, Dolores Green Mountain, Iowa Operetta 4: Technical Crew 4: Demolege 4: GY 4: Pep Club 4: Style Show 4. Wright, Faith Arnold Student Senate 2, Hospitality Committee 2: Homeroom Officer 2: Sextet l: Demolege 24: All-school Play 1: Pleiades 2: GR l, 2. Wright, Martha M. Woodbury Yandell, Thomas L. Aaron Palmer Football l-4, Letter l, 3, 4: Baseball 4, Letter 4: Voca- tional Training 3, 4. Zedekar. Stanly Orchestra 3: Vocational Training 4. Woodbury 'A 5, .. ...4 A 'QQ . ! 1, f' E I nf Richard Wickham imc! T74 4 Faith Wright Martha M. Wright Thomas L. Yandell Stanly Zedek Aneta Wall Audrey lean Wal Ethel M. Wilder I ww GI Pupils Take First Compulsory Exams High Iowa ,wwf J g 1- - Z Valedictori '57 Wifi Civics Pupils Try Voting Akery, Benson Survey Map of United States an Plus Report Students Ponder over Genealogy Charts SUIIIAL SCIENCE ATTRACTS REEURD ENROLLMENT Next to English, a subject required of all, social science commands the largest enroll- ment. More than 600 students enroll every year in the 20 sections, equally divided be- tween those pursuing American and European history and the 10 semester groups studying sociology, civics, or economics. Compulsory examinations became the major change in the 1941 educational program. It has been over a quarter of a century since final examinations had been required of MHS pupils. In order to put our pupils on a footing equal with other high school graduates the change was made. Emerging from the shadows of this year's activity, the study of ancestory has drawn many followers. Each American history pupil is given the opportunity to fill in a 6-generation genealogy chart. This data is sent to Wash- ington, D. C., to the DAR archives to be re- corded permanently. Another sidelight is learning the technique of voting, special instruction being given for vot- ing by machine. European history pupils view with uncertainty the changing continental boundaries while the economics classes wrestle with the problems of finance. Although Virginia Wheat finally won the Shirley four-year scholarship award, Catharine Collins led the class until the final percentage was figured. Relating pictorially the record of the 1940-41 school year, this section is devoted to the academic as well as the non-academic courses. Both constitute the routine of the pupil who aspires to attain a diploma. Classwork is the backbone of any school. That is why class- room scenes form an integral part of this volume. -...ha-Mx . , .aj ii, , 'kv-,fw.44f,j2 7' I ' W . ' M K. , ' - K 'ffm 'mfwn 'H -47' . x k fwv ', I gm. .N 4 - fish J' fl, ng, If -lfzfh-4 . si 'lip Bill' ff' we Q' 5: s :Haifa 8' fN - J , 119121 5 3. Ll -........,, V 4. Jai tt we 1 9 I Learning by Doing it A 5 PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT Industrial arts this year claimed many students, who believe in the theory, learn by doing. Boys and girls enroll in these practical subjects which train some of them for their vocations. Over one hundred boys are enrolled in the electricity courses this year, learning the science of doorbells, motors, radios, and transformers, and the technique of welding. The 61 members of girls' elec- tricity classes engage in handicraft work. Future machinists labor with metal pro- jects in the general metals class, while coming engineers pen their ideas on paper in the mechanical drawing depart- ment. During the year many pieces of finery are made by the clothing students. Cook- ing classes learn the value of culinary arts in the MHS laboratory. Honors were won by the art depart- ment in both local and state exhibits, the pupils having produced many outstanding displays. Foods Class Emoy Then' Own Manufacture Wise Beats Batter Seamstresses Make Form 'Qt L tint: ':,- U Qu JVM!! h 0 K' CJ if T' 5 .ear M lL- I' repares for Play vw, ' L 4 L .1 , 3' s xx' h ' uf' 9 fr L 'v I 'X L, K r nfg'f3, A , ' . - ,U .i 4, ., 4,5413 GFP, Lxsiqi aa QQ' fat ff'-. CHINA n i 2 d N .ciilnamsa . 1 gi, ,L ' 1 . Q' 5? D , ,W 2 . kg V 4 L Ti :Hue Futhll h T' U ,- ,. p- 1 - u- l Sextette Entertains at Assembly VUEALISTS ATTAIN HUNURS Major production of the vocal music de- partment was the three-act operetta, A Waltz Dream tStrausJ. The leading char- acters in this operetta of colorful court life were Marshall, Miller, and Lane. Others of the cast and chorus Were taken from the various glee clubs. Including Marshall, Hall, Lane, Kin- naird, Marquardt, and Taylor, the girls' sez-:tette entered the state contest, where it received an excellent rating. The trlo composed of Edwards, Shipton, and Berk- ley earned a similar rating at the state meet. Besides entering contests, these two groups made numerous appearances throughout the year at both school and outside functions. Nola Edwards, soprano soloist, came home from state competition with a su- School Singers Present A Waltz Dream ini McCaque Leads Fifth Period Glee Club perior ranking. Y v v f N V Q XX Operetta Features Marshall, Peasant Chorus L rx Boys Lustily Raise Manly Voices Trio Trills Triumphantly Nola Solos in Contest Durand Accompariies Musicians Jf f 'f f Z f it ', A T H V f 5,0 f 'HQ 1 I g tl . P A 'O If '+,a- - X 45 'i x 4 sg ' , ' - Q y ' X4 7' Lf , f'- , . 5, 2 C f 4 , h lp if 74 ,f N ,yu A 1 . 51 Q I . 3- -gf x x B A, f x , 'QR V M 3 ' x ' ,fd ., QQ g xf A X 5 X, I new ', Q M ,Sf o I fi Qc lg 1' Q if? ,I -'gf gg. ig E I x ' ' 'gi N e , 4 :RX El' ' Aim l T, m ' S y p 30 xx P L 4 J? lf.. r li If ,Agp 1 xxx , tl K N XIIWQ X , ' 1 . , A , , z,, ,Q .,y fg? ,',g',1ga -'ei ,. . 'G' ll ' pl, xi A, my ' f Mk bv , A - , lg. 3. 2 IF n JE? Ez' EJ, Q' H vm A 1 1 lj: Q -S S 2 E? 34 'Q ' 1 F ' P 5 9 5: -R . 1 ' rx N .. if fs ' - as -L.. , . ss Subs S1 .f Q Y fl 5' v 2 F' Q . V 4 . A 1 Church '43, Bcxshcxm '41 loin Colors O'Kee1e, Boswell Fcrmally Attired lor Style Show i E? A Tl SM OK Day Iudges Unwittinqly Don Costumes ASSEMBLIES VARIED Varied types of entertainment were provided for the students in 1940-41. Perhaps one of the rnost notable was the assemblies. Besides the OK COdd Kostumel Day assem- bly and color movie on aeronautics presented by H. Canfield Cook, there were musical assemblies, full- lenqth movies, football and basket- ball assernblies, and several skits. Seniors dressed up in the town merchants' newest clothes to present an attractive style show for the public. Groucho, Brenda, Cobina. Card Shark Win Prizes H. Canfield Coolzspeczks to Assembly Audience 36 Pupmls A tene cp NUVELTIES ENLIVEN YEARS WURK Sponsored by the Student Senate Crea or of many of the year s events, a mock presidential election was conducted by the printing committee. Although the conservative seniors went Republican, the school swung Democratic. Rachel Reimer, attended by Eleanor Nickerson and Martha Ann Steen, relgned over MHS's third an- nual Homecoming game with Roose- velt of Des Moines. A bonfire, pep assembly, and the student-alumni dance highlighted this event. Organized by 13 students, the Royal Bobcats provided rollicking rhythm for many dances and as- semblies. Money received from student dance receipts helped the seniors in procuring their class pro- jects. In originating novelty yells and acrobatics, this year's cheer- leaders were another outstanding group. X.. Societas Enrolls Nme Iumors Come Get It at Colonial Ball Demolege Officers Pose in Costume fix Senior Smarties Chat About Studies GY Meets CLUB PRUERAMS FEATURE SOCIAL DUINES Decommnsnighiight Outstanding among the social events of MHS are those provided by the various clubs. Four of these, Demolege, GY, Pep Club, cmd GAA are solely for girls, and one, Hi-Y, is for boys. Demolege's activities included the provision of student ushers durjng the opening days of school, a tea, and a costume ball. At any athletic event the Pep Club is much in evldence att'red in red cmd blue jackets and blue sk'rts. 'Ihey provide the spark for the home teams, lending a colorful note to the games. Novel was the addition to the program of GY 'Formal the GAA, this year enlarging its other activities with a Play Day and furnishing the oppor- tunity for girls to win athletic letters. Hl-Y and GY are the boys' and girls' Y clubs. Besides their regular meetings which are held every week, each of these clubs pre- sented a formal dinner-dance in the spring. Socletas Praemi Virtutis is the name of that organizaton of 20 honor students who at mid- year have earned at least 72 out of a possible 84 po'nfs for seniors and 55 of a possible 60 for jun'ors. Beginning with ninth grade, an A semesler average wins three points: a B, two: and a C, one. l H1 Y Members Dxscuss Plan x N , . 'l'1' 4, '31 ,ff 'g '5, ' , , D4 , ' ', -, ' ' .' 'g, X :I wx fb - ' , K, .9 rgm 4,9 1 A U V A 9 . K 1 if X 'y f Xa. ,A H H: ,I . fab ' W' l w My 511 Q, :fi .A ' 'iw . .4 N .4-' W -an I f .IAA 15 :gi yi -- 'fv' H9 'xx xx Qi? 4 'Q V1 'A' 'fb' 2 U' 1, A J ,fi A 5 A an E - E 2 .iff ff I rA ,iv Q I N 1. INSTRUCT EULLEEIANS Administrator EDWARD D. KNOCK, MS. Dean, Instructor in Chemistry, Gere man I-IV Speech LUCILE RUBY, M.A. Director of Dramatics, Radio, In' structor in Speech lfIV, English IlI,lV Languages MARY MARGARET FRENCH, MA. En lish I CJ iFirst semester only! FANNIE EBERHARDT, MA. French I-IV, Psychology RUTH P. ZORN, M,A. English II Second semester only' Athletics WARREN A. DICKINSON, BA, Basketball Coach Social Science VERA M, WHITE, M.A. European, American History Political Science IULIA TORRENCE, M.A. Governments I-IV, Economics Mathematics MONICA GOEN, MS. Mathematics I-IV , .'R 'us ,xl College Dean '- -1, 1, 4-I K 4 Science RUTH HABEGER, MA, Biology English, French Instructors Specialist ANNA W. KELLY, B.L.S. M- Lilirarian MJE PRUERESSES Making it permissible for students to continue their education as cheap- ly and conveniently as possible, the Marshalltown Iunior College was established in 1927 by the Marshall- town Board of Education. Courses first offered were English, French, speech, chemistry, mathe- matics, European history, and Ameri- can government. In 1934, biology was added. In I937, two courses. German and art, were brought into the curriculum. Economics was presented from 1927-30 and then dropped until 1937 when it was restored. Psychology was first offered in 1932. Music in I938 and radio script writing and broadcasting complete the program. Basketball Coach Social Instructors Mathematics. College Librarian Biology Teachers Richard Grossman Mary Welker Vice-president Council President Grossman. Richard C. MHS 1939 Student Council. Vice-president I-IV: Class Representative III. IV: Radio Workshop III, IV: Glee Club I. II: Operetta Il: Annual IV. Solicitor IV: Style Show II: State IC Conference II. IV: Minstrel Show III. Welker, Mary Elizabeth MHS 1939 Student Council, President III, IV: Class Of- ficer, President III, IV: Collegiate Players II, IV: Radio Workshop III. IV: Glee Club I-IV: Oper- etta II: Annual, Art Editor IV: Book Club I. II: Style Show Il: Minstrel Show III: Assembly IV. V N J- -T ' ' 433 , Iames Adams Evelyn D. Buschbom Barbara lane Cag-win W. Harold Casper Robert D. DeButts Lucy lane Dumbauld C Garland Fred WIIYOD B CLASS UF '41 SETS RECURD, PRUMUTES ACTIVITIES Establishing a record-breaking enrollment in the Marshalltown Iunior College. the Class of '41 began with a freshman membership of 81. It retained a sophomore membership of 47,- also a record. Although not the banner gradu- ating class, the group has next to the largest number completing 60 hours of required work. Under its auspices, the activity ticket plan was first initiated in 1940-41. This is probably one of the greatest improvements ever made in the financial set-up of the Marshalltown Iunior College, for it is now possible to have an enter- taining social program. Due to the success of the activity ticket plan, the Class of '41 was first privileged to attend the Community Concert series and hear such renowned artists as Helen Iepson, soprano: Ioseph Knitzer, violinist: and Vronsky and Babin, duo-pianists. Civilian Pilot Training, another highlight. especially for four male members of the Class of '41 who are now licensed pilots, was in- augurated in the summer of 1940. Because of interested Thespians in the Class of '41, the Collegiate Players' organization which was established in 1932 has aspired to new heights. One major production, The Merry Hares, was presented this spring, and three one-acts, Red Carnations, Wanted: A Cook. and It Will Be All Right On The Night, went on tour to present assemblies in high schools within a 15-mile radius of Marshall- town. Adams, Iames MHS 1939 Baseball I: Variety Show II: Assembly II. Buschbom. Evelyn D. MHS 1939 Collegiate Players IV: Radio Workshop IV: Glee Club I, II: Marshalltownian I-IV, Assistant Editor II, Editor III: Annual IV, Editor IV: French Circle I-III: Cafeteria Worker I-IV. Cagwin, Barbara lane MHS 1939 Marshalltownian III, IV. Assistant Editor III, Editor IV: Annual, Assistant Editor IV: Catalog IV, Assistant Editor IV: French Circle I-III: Book Club I. Casper, W. Harold MHS 1939 Radio Workshop IV: Glee Club I-IV: Operetta II: Cafeteria Worker I-III: Minstrel Show III: Baseball I-II. DeButts, Robert D. 'I Melbourne 1939 French Circle III: Basketball I-IV, Letter II. IV: Base- ball II. Dumbauld, Lucy Iane MHS 1939 Collegiate Players IV: Radio Workshop IV: Glee Club I-III: Operetta II: Annual IV: Book Club 1. II: Minstrel Show III: Assembly IV. Garland, Iohn MHS 1939 Student Council I-IV: Class Officer I-IV: Glee Club III: Style Show II: Cafeteria Worker I-IV: Minstrel Show III. Herzog, Fred, Ir. Melbourne 1939 Collegiate Players IV: Basketball I-IV. Letter II, IV: Baseball 1, II: Minstrel Show III: Assembly IV. Hodges, Wilton B. MHS 1938 Collegiate Players I. II: Civilian Pilot Training. Summer 1940. Margaret Iennings on N Lloyd H. Launder, Ir. Dorothy lane Mclleen Allan W. Marshall Lorraine Monroe Dorothy Mae William A. Lane. lr. Kathleen L. Murphy M. lohn Nutter Alice Olsen Marjorie Owens Natalie I. Pedersen Doris May Quinn Lois lean Robb Paul Schell Sarah Louise Stewart Henry LeRoy Thompson Victor Iennings, Margaret MHS 1939 Collegiate Players IV: Radio Workshop III, IV: Glee Club I-III: Operetta II: French Circle, Vicevpresident III: Minstrel Show III: Assembly II. Lane, William A.. Ir. MHS 1939 Collegiate Players IV: Radio Workshop III, IV: Glee Club I-IV: Operetta II: French Circle I, II: Minstrel Show III: Assembly IV. Launder, Lloyd H., Ir. MHS 1939 Collegiate Players IV: Civilian Pilot Training, Summer 1940: Assembly IV. McKeen, Dorothy Iane MHS 1939 French Circle I, II: Book Club I, II: Assembly IV. Marshall, Allan W. MHS 1939 Student Council III, IV, Representative-atelarge III, IV: Style Show II: Civilian Pilot Training. Summer 1940. Monroe, Lorraine Van Cleve 1939 Radio Workshop III, IV: Glee Club I, II: Operetta II. Moos. Dorothy Mae MHS 1939 Collegiate Players III, IV: Radio Workshop III, IV: Style Show II: Cafeteria Worker I-IV. Murphy. Kathleen L. MHS 1939 Collegiate Players IV: Glee Club I, II: French Circle III. Nutter, M. Iohn MHS 1938 Basketball I-III, Letter II: Baseball I-IV: Civilian Pilot Training, Summer 1940. Olsen. Alice Ferguson 1939 Collegiate Players IV: Radio Workshop III, IV: Glee Club I, II: Operetta II: French Circle III, IV. Owens, Mariorie MHS 1939 Collegiate Players IV: Radio Workshop III, IV: French Circle Ill: Minstrel Show III: Assembly IV. r Q F. Varvel Edith lane Weller Dorothy M. Westlund Alice Louise Pedersen, Natalie- I. MHS 1939 Collegiate Players IV: Radio Workshop IV: Marshall- townian III, IV. Editor III, Columnist III, IV: Annual III, IV, Photograph Editor IV: French Circle, President III: Minstrel Show III: Catalog IV. Quinn. Doris May MHS 1939 Marshalltownian III, IV, Editor IV: French Circle I, Il: Legion Government Award II. Robb. Lois lean MHS 1939 Style Show II: Catalog, Art Editor IV. Schell, Paul MHS 1939 Collegiate Players II: Operetta II: Book Club I, II: Civilian Pilot Training, Summer 1940. Stewart, Sarah Louise Collegiate Players: Radio Workshop III: Glee Club I- III: Operetta II. MHS 1939 Thompson, Henry LeRoy MHS 1939 Civilian Pilot Training, Summer I9-40. Varvel, Victor F. MHS 1939 Student Council I, II: Collegiate Players IV: Radio Workshop III, IV: Glee Club I, Il: Operetta II: French Circle I-III: Style Show II: Superior in Radio Speaking at Coe College Festival IV: Legion Scholarship I-IV: Minstrel Show III: State IC Conference II. Weller, Edith lane MHS 1939 Collegiate Players IV: Student Council I, II: Class Ol' Iicer, Vice-president I. II: Glee Club I, II: French Circle I-III: Book Club I, Il: Cafeteria Worker I'IV. Westlund. Dorothy M. MHS 1939 Radio Workshop III, IV: Glee Club I-III: Operetta Il: French Circle I-III: Book Club I, II: Style Show II: Minstrel Show III. Wonder. Alice Louise MHS 1939 Collegiate Players IV: Radio Workshop III, IV: Glee Club III . IV: Superior Violin Rating at Coe College Festival and Drake Music Contest IV: Minstrel Show III. s. ft, 5 s Ah! What A Collection of Cooks ! uill and Scrollers Listen Tentively Thespians Rehearse Red Carnations Mi-ke' Ol' Boy. Annual Stait in Deep t?l Concentration Are You Listenina 7 Quarterly Editors Finally Agree Q B G- I will ' The Merry Hates Stage Play WRITERS, AETURS BUSY Writing, directing, and appearing in dramatic performances, broadcasting over KFIB, reporting, editing, and making up three college publications-Acatalog, an- nual, and Marshalltownian-e-gain the at- tention of both aspiring Thespians and embryo journalists. 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