Marshalltown High School - Postscript Yearbook (Marshalltown, IA)
- Class of 1943
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Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1943 volume:
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DI tm ulshed Service Award For servlce beyond the Call of duty we dedxcute our yearbook to Mrss Grace Cooper In hor clueses we have met to offer our common devotron to qrecxt men of the post and to renew our hopeq for the future l l l g 1 ki ef- A' ,, , ,I I. Post Script Vo V Q32 1 43 S H hSh M h ll We're In the Army Commanding Officers Second Lieutenants ln the Hanks Strategy USO Maneuvers Platoons On Furlough Morale First Lieutenants larnes Tisdale Paullne Steen I T Higgin Ianice Pedersen Iohn Toborg Oma Ieanne Winslow Wendell Haupert Patricia Kennedy lack Miller Marian Launder Wilma Hartman Robert Mowry lean Gould Gene Scheffert STAFF loan Boswell Dorothy Dickinson lane Turner Roger Twedt Editor in chief Picture Editor Co copy Editors Senior Editor Activities Editor Sports Editor Ar Editor Assistant Copy Reader Proof Reader Photographer Circulation Manager Business Manager and Barbara Windish Copy Writers Anne White Adviser Floyd W. Hancock Faculty Treasurer coNTENTs ' ' 5 ' 9 25 29 35 39 43 49 53 ' ' 59 .. 1 . A, , .- A 1: ,. ,wig fi? -1.4, 1 23, 'jj-' 4.,j,Q'w 'QQ , -. . -,-.,.,. , , .gui-gf: 131- , A: ii 'Q' -'g-' K -f,n4.'fx- , .. ff .. L , 1 .X-' ', . jig' 'Q ' . . .f ,..+ ,,,f,.... eff. , .,-. ,A . ugye., 1 ,,,,,,,,-,. V K -qv-4+,a+,- gfigwp--rzfifp .f , --S5 A , k f. J 2 'i.1a'L .e. V ., . .4,g. ,. 1 - ,-n 47, 5 , 1 X ,L ,.. f GENERAL W F SHIRLEY AIDE SMITH AIDE DURAND COLONEL B R MILLER English Nelle Jones Ruth Zorn Grace Cooper English Anne White Eleanor Lorabel Richardson Shear Velma Fem Old Languages Nelle Iones Frances Bodie Eleanor Shear Velma Fern Old Social Science Iulia Torrence Florence Boten Vera White Ray Linehan Science D. Dale Davis Ruth Habeqer Ralph Van Sickle Commercial Viola Uier Leonard Cole Floyd Hancock Wilma Walters Physical Education Dolores Charlton Ray Linehan Russell Dickinson Vocational Training L, C. Bork Warren Dickinson l. G. Terry Ethel Erickson finsertl Music Alice Swartz Don Walter Mathematics Ray Linehan Monica Goen Iulia Torrence Iournalism Anne White Speech Frances Bodie Library Anna Kelly Art Virginia Purinton Home Economics Vera Whinery vow lg 01' 6 9015! Robert E Sorensen Basketball 14 Letter 1 3 4 Band 14 14 nms Z ck Leter13 MClub3 4 ADJ UTANT S REPORT Graduatxon almost here thtrteen years of school behmd us the Class of 43 looks back and sees nmth grade Ianet Rude and B111 Leland as co presxdents xn our ftrst hxgh school days tenth grade the fxrst day at the Semor High School searchmg for the rooms gettmg ac customed to the hustle and bustle of MHS lumors Wendell Haupert elected class presrdent Oma Jeanne Wmslow named as vrce presxdent and Betty Wmders as secretary treasurer the year passes Iumor Semor Receptron dancmg at the Country Club The brg year arrxves our best school year Betty Wmders elected class presxdent frrst grrl prexy for semors m thrrty years Iames Sandvlg named as vlce presrdent Oma Ieanne Wmslow selected as secretary treasurer Coach Cole named class sponsor FIIST Student Senate meetmg Bob Sorensen recerves post of Senate presldent lean Gould becomes secretary treasurer for that group exghteen semors rn governmg body txme gallops on Homecommg Barbara Wmdxsh named queen Ioan Boswell Dorothy Drckmson Mardxs Shlvely and Beverly Iohnson as attendants Actxvxtres come th1ck and fast semors patronxze Carmval have year second semester speeds by boys face draft Graduatlon almost here Back to the present t1me semors present class proyect Cole sug gests brgger 1ce cream drpper bookcase for SRA IS selected prolect fxmshed m dark hrghly pollshed varmsh block letters Class of 1943 mounted on top credrt to Roger Twedt for deslgnmg and makmg letters project commlttee shown above wnth project from left to rrght they are Barbara Hall Roger Twedt Betty Wmders Oma Ieanne Wmslow Robert Burke and I T Hrggm Dorothy Whrte not shown Date for Commencement set for May 27 smaller graduatrng class than m past years one hundred frfty srx to recerve drplomas then mto the world to face lxfe Betty Mane Wmders Class Pres Student Senate 4 Band 14 GR 1 2 A 3 GY 3 4 Pep Club Demolege 24 Homeroom Offxcer 3 Pebbles 4 Senate Pres 7 graduation pictures taken - . , then' comes Show Your Colors Day' mid- my -f Teu' , af fm' 1, 3, 41 I GA. . , 45 ' , , ' 14' I . J . . - : ' Rzchard Dale Balvrn Band Pres Student Senate 4 Basketball 14 Letter Band 14 H1Y 14 Goli lean Elrnor Gould C7 Pres Student Senate 3 4 Homeroom Offxcer 14 GleeClub12 GR12 GY3 4 Demolege 2 4 Pep Club 2 4 Pebbles 4 Post Scnpt 4 I T Hgggm Band Rep Student Senate 4 Drum Mayor 1 3 4 Letter 3 4 Basketball 13 Tenms 3 Pebbles 4 HLY 14 Post Scrxpt 4 Phyllr Ionsson Orchestra Rep Student Senate 4 Orchestra 14 Band 1 4 Glee Club 2 Demolege 24 Paulme L Steen Pebbles Rep Student Senate 3 4 Pebbles 4 Post npt 4 GR l 2 res 2 GY Conterence 2 4 All school Play l 3 Demolege 2 4 Pep Club 2 4 G A A 2 4 Glee Club 14 Iames M Trsdale Post Scnpt Ed Student Senate 4 H1 Y 2 4 Presrdent 4 Conference 3 All school Play 2 4 Glee Club 2 4 Operetta 2 3 Socretas Praemr Vrrtutls 3 4 Pebbles 4 lane Turner Pep Club Pres Student Senate 4 Glee Club 14 Pep Club 24 Demolege 24 GAA 3 4 GR 1 2 GY 3 4 Cheerleader 24 Head 4 All school Play 14 Operetta 13 Band l Orchestra 1 Pebbles 4 10 Dorothy Ann Dmckmson Pebbles Edltor Student Senate 3 4 Homeroom Oflxcer GY 3 4 Demolege 24 Pep Club 24 All school Play 14 Orchestra 13 Post Scrxpt 1 Kathryn Luvonne Harlan B5 Presldent Student Senate 4 Socretas Praemr V1r tutrs 3 4 Glee Clubl 2 Demoleqe GR 2 GY 3 Quentm Bud Holland M Club Pres Student Senate 2 4 Basketball 14 er 1 3 H 14 M Club Tenms 3 Track 2 4 Iames Sandvrg Class V Pres Student Senate 3 Glee Club 3 H1Y 14 Cheerleader 3 Techmcal Crew 2 3 Swrmmmq 2 3 Football 1 2 Beverly lane Taylor GY Presrdent Student Senate 4 Socxetas Praemr Vxr tu rs 3 4 Band 14 Orchestra 1 2 Glee Club 14 Sextette 14 GR 1 2 GY 3 4 Conference 3 4 Pep Club 24 G A A 24 Demolege 24 Iohn Rrchard Toborq SL Presrdent Student Senate 24 Homeroom Olfrcer 24 Orchestra 14 Strmg Quartet 24 Strmg Sextette 2 4 Musrc Contests 1 4 All school Play 14 Tenms 2 3 Movxe Operator 2 4 Post Scnpt 4 Oma Ieanne Wmslow Class Sec Treas Glee Club 14 Operetta 13 Sextette R GY 3 4 Pep Club Demoleqe 24 All school Play 14 Orchestra 13 Post Scrlpt 4 Socxetas Praem: Vrrtutrs 4 Harnett I Hunmcutt B3 Pres Student Senate 4 Homeroom Otfzcer 4 Demolege 24 Pep Club 24 G A A 24 Rose Wmdow 3 GY 3 4 Tech mcal Crew 2 3 Valee Abbott Mary Ieannette Ames Band 14 Contest 3 Orchestra 13 GY 4 Demolege 24 Rose Wmdow 4 Rrchard Anderson Betty Mane Ball Band 24 Letter 4 GY 4 Rose Wm dow 4 Iessre Mae Barker GR 1 Demolege 2 3 Homeroom Olfrcer 2 3 Leshe Mayo Bartlett Football 14 Letter 3 4 Band 1 4 Letter M Club 3 1-l1Y 3 4 Offxcer Homeroom Ofhcer 4 Track 4 4-IS Betty Wrlson Demolege Pres Demolege 24 Pep Club 24 GR 1 2 GY 3 4 Glee Club 13 Howard Reqmald Alexander All school Play 1 4 Techmcal Crew 3 1-l1Y 1 3 4 Band 1 Curtam Ratsers 1 Wallace Melvxn Anderberg Band 2 3 Letter 2 H1Y 3 4 Track Football 2 Homeroom Ofhcer 2 Charlotte Bambrrdqe Glee Club 14 Pep Club 24 GR 1 2 Demolege 1 2 Iames H Balhsberger H1Y 14 Pres 1 Track 14 Basketball 1 Letter 1 Band 1 2 Vocatronal Trammg 3 Lots Barth Band 3 4 Demolege 24 GRI 2 GY 3 4 Pep Club 24 Pebbles 4 Phylhs Lourse Batesole Glee Club 14 Rose Wmdow 2 3 Curtam Raxsers 1 Band 1 Orchestra 1 Demolege 3 Pep Club 3 11 Earl Bennett Ioan Boswell G A A 24 Demolege Z4 Pep Club R G 3 4 Pebble Student Senate 1 Curtam Raxsers 1 Homeroom Officer 1 2 Technical Crew 1 3 Post Script 4 Eltoy L Brown Vocational Training 3 4 H1Y 4 oot ball 2 Glee Club 1 Matthew Bucksbaum Band 1 3 H1 Y l 4 Harold Capron Basketball 1-4, Letter 1, 4: Football 1, 3. 4, Letter l, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Hi-Y 1-4: M Club 3, 4, Officer 4: Glee Club 1, 3, 4: Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 3. Helen L Cathcart Band 1, 2, 3: G R 1, 2: G Y 3, 4, Of icer 2, 3: Demolege 2-4: G. A. A. 2-4: Pep Club 3, 4: Orchestra 1' Glee Club 1: Curtain Raisers 1: Homeroom Officer 1. Robert W. Christiansen Hi-Y 2-4, Officer 3: Football 3, 4, Letter 4: Basketball 3, 4, Letter 4: Track 3, 4: M Club 4: Homeroom Officer 4. 12 Ira Francis Bogard Virginia May Brees Orchestra 14 Glee Club Lyle Albert Brown Vocational Training 4 Robert Eugene Burke Football 3 4 Letter 4 H1Y 4 M Club Wilma Carlson . Dorothy Charney Helen Church Student Senate 3: Rose Window 3: Homeroom Officer 3: Cafeteria Worker 3, 4. X u W . Blythe Adell Clark GR1 2 GY3 Dramattc Norman Dorosm Alfred D Dean Glee Club 1 Thomas Drury all 24 Letter 4 H1Y 14 Home Soctetas Praemt Vtrtutts 3 Orchestra Footb Ranald P Dunn Basketball 24 Letter 4 HIY 3 4 M Club 3 4 Track 3 Techmcal Crew 3 Nola Mane Edwards Gertrude Mae Erpeldmg Band 1 GR 1 Demolege 4 Earl Robert Fouts Orchestra 1 Special Graduate- Faye Fox Orchestra 13 Musxc Contests 1 room Oftlcer 1 3 4 M Club 4 Basket ba 1 Bandl I 1 Bea Durand Band 13 Glee Club 13 GR 1 GY 3 Socxetas Praemt Vxrtutts 3 4 Demolege Evelyn Exde Gerald Wayne Frler ee Club 13 Band I 2 H1Y Vocattonal Trammg 4 Wmrfred Arlene Fouts Curtam RGISGIS 1 GR 1 GAA 2 Demolege 4 Helen Mae Flynn 13 Homer Wayne Flynn Geraldme Loulse Gazaway Glee Club 13 Pep Club 24 GR 1 GY3 4 GAA 2 3 Demolege2 3 Earl Eugene Grabenbauer Barbara Lourse Gravatt Glee Club 14 Operetta 13 Technical ew 13 GR 1 2 GY 3 4 G 2 4 Sextette 3 4 Demolege 2 4 Maxme Guiiey 1 2 GY 3 4 Demolege GAA 24 GleeClub12 Robert Hartman Basketball 14 Letter 3 4 Dean Hass 14 Iohn Gavagan Catherme Louxse Gersdori Glee Club 14 Rose Wmdow 4 Demolege 4 Harold Grant Track 14 Letter 2 3 M Club 3 4 H1Y 14 Pebbles 4 Glee Club 1 Curtam Ralsers 1 Betty Graves Barbara lean Hall Band 14 Letter 4 Glee Club 14 Operetta All sc ool lay 1 Techmcal Crew 2 4 GR l 2 GY 3 Demolege 2 4 Pep Club 2 4 G A A 3 4 Sextette 4 Wxlma Mae Hartman Glee Club 13 Demolege 2 GR 2 GY 3 4 Rose Wmdow 2 4 Pebbles 4 Post Scrlpt 4 Wendell Edwm Haupert Student Senate 13 Homeroom Ottxcer 13 Basketball 14 Letter 1 3 4 Foot ba 2 4 Letter 4 Class Presxdent 3 Gee Club 1 2 4 M Club 3 4 oll 2 Pebbles 4 H1 Y 14 Post Scnpt 4 Howard M. Hauser Track 1-4. I cxne Hawley Bonnxe Heckle Edwm R Hemphxll Basketball 2 3 Baseball 2 Letter 2 M Club 24 Football 3 H1Y 2 4 Wllham T Heun 6 Glee Club l Curtam RUISGYS l Foot 4 ba 4 H1 Y 1 4 ' V1rq1n1a Howard Glee Club 13 Operetta l 2 Gxrls Tno l Cafetena 2 3 Rose Wmdow 2 Wayne Ienkxns Alfred E. Hawley Kenneth Hays H1 Y 4 HIUIIHUY V Hellberq Ir Orchestra 1 Pebbles 4 Vocational Trammg 3 4 chu-ley Myrlee Hendershot Maxme Louxse Hoover Glee Club 14 Betty Lou Hulsxzer Pep Club 24 GAA 4 Beverly Iohnson GY 4 G A A 4 15 Frank Kadner Special Graduate. Shrrley Nadme Kelso Glee Club 14 Band 14 Demolege 3 4 Mary Ellen Kmormoe Wxlham Charles Lage Band 1 Basketball 14 Letter l 3 4 H1Y 3 4 Track 2 3 Football 3 Dolores Larson Grrls Tno 4 GY 4 Demolege 4 G A A 4 Socletas Praemx Vututxs 4 Donald Lasson Mattxe Clara Lavender Demolege 2 16 Q 'X Lois Karabis Patncra Ann Kennedy Glee Club 1 Band 1 Curtam Raxsers l GR l 2 GY 4 Pep Club 2 Pebbles 4 Post Scrlpt 4 Fred Knegel Marcus Lamoreux Glee Club 14 Operetta 3 Pebbles 4 Paul Radclxife Larson Orchestra 3 4 Strmq Quartet 3 4 Strmg Sextet 3 4 Techmcal Crew 3 4 French Club 3 Pebbles 4 Marran L Launder Student Senate 3 Homeroom Oihcer 13 Glee Club 14 Operetta 1 2 ep Club 24 Pebbles 4 GR 1 2 GY 3 4 G A A 2 4 Demoleqe 2 4 Post Scrlpt 4 Curtxs Loney Ir Glee Club 2 Football 4 H1Y Vocat1onalTra1n1ng 3 4 Howard McAl1ster Football 14 Letter 14 M Club 24 l-11Y 4 Vocatxonal Tramlnq 3 4 Robert McFarland Student Senate 1 2 Homeroom Olhcer FS 14 Basketball 1 2 Track 3 4 Glee Club 1 H1 Y 1 4 Oll1C6f 2 Leonard Lee McKeag Vocational Trammg 4 Ronald L Martm Movxe Operator 4 H1Y 4 Vocatxonal Tralnlnq 4 Harrrett Kathryn Maxwell Glee Club 1 4 Demolege 2 4 Vlanlyn I ayne Mehck ee Club 14 GAA 2 Demolege 2 4 lack Worthm Mxller HxY 3 4 Conference 3 Homeroom Ofhcer 4 Robert Eugene McCord Carl McG1nty Betty Lourse Marquardt Socletas Praeml Vxrtutxs 3 4 Music Contest 2 3 Homeroom Ofhcer 1 2 rchestra 3 G A A 2 G Demolege 3 Glee Club 13 Vocational Trammq 4 Wxlllam Matson Margaret Ethel Maxwell Orchestra 14 Music contest 14 Glee Club 14 Demolege 24 GR 1 2 Madonna Lee Mxkkelson Glee Club 14 GAA 3 Norma Annette Mlller Glee Club 1 3 17 Opal Irene Mlller Ralph Moone Eugene Moyer Football 14 Basketb Lloyd M Nxssen Footballl Basketbal Dale F Ogden M Club 24 Track 2 Vnrglma Pace Band 1 Glee Club 1 Mary Patakohs Band 14 Orchestra 4 Demoleqe 4 18 a 13 H1Y 4H1Y l GR12 GY3 S 36 kb Robert Mxller Robert Donald Mowry Band 1 4 Basketball 1 3 Football 2 H 3 4 Pebbles 4 Post Scrxpt 4 Baseball 2 Mar1or1e Irene Nelson Glee Club 1 2 W1l11am Russell Nutter Marlyne Mane Olsen GleeClub14 GAA 4 GR GY3 4 Demolege 4 Pebbles 4 Ioanne E Park B nd 13 Glee Club 1 GR 1 2 Y 3 4 Rose Wmdow 3 4 Cur am Raxsers 1 Dons Ellen Patterson Glee Club 14 Operetta 2 Rose Wm dow 3 Iaruce Lee Pedersen Student Senate 3 Homeroom Otfrcer 3 Glee Club 14 Operetta 13 Band 1 Demolege Z 4 GR 2 GY 3 4 Pep Club 2 4 Pebbles 4 Post Scnpt 4 Rose Wxndow 2 3 Bruce E Plum Robert BIQQS Potter Band 1 Basketball 13 H Y 4 Martha Ellen Pursel l 4 Pep Club Demolege 24 GAA 24 Pebbles 4 Stanley L Reynolds Band 14 H1Y Z 4 Pebbles 4 Dons Rremenschnerder Velma Lucxlle Rohde Glee Club 2 3 Demolege 3 4 ep u 24 GR 1 2 GY 4 G 2 4 Pebbles 4 'Y Dorothy Ellen Phlpps Glee Club 13 Demolege 2 4 GY Rose Wrndow 2 4 Marlon Frances Pose Socxetas Praeml Vxrtutxs 3 4 Home room Othcer 13 Demolege 2 3 Glee C ub 1 2 Wayne Eugene Presnall Student Senate 1 Homeroom Ofttcer 1 2 Football 1 3 4 Movre Operator 3 4 Pebbles 4 Post Scrxpt 4 Track 4 Margaret Ramer Glee Club 13 GR l 2 Pep Club 24 Demolege 4 Dell Rrchardson I ack Robmson Orchestra 1 2 Glee Club 1 Operetta 1 2 All school Play 1 Musxc Contest 1 2 Strmg Quartet 2 Stnng Sextette 2 Rose Wxndow 3 Vocatronal Trammg 3 Iohn Rook Student Senate 2 Homeroom Othcer 2 Band 1 19 Phylhs Elame Rovner Glee Club 14 Pep Club 2 Demoleqe Z 3 Rose Wmdow 3 Bonadelle Scadden Margaret Ehzabeth Scovlll Glee Club 13 I une Shutt Duncan I ack McLaughny Sloan Band 14 Techmcal Crew 2 3 Y 3 4 Rose Wmdow 3 Wlllxam Sprmger Donna Ieanne Stewart :lee Club 1 3 20 ff' I anet Rude Student Senate 1 3 GAA 24 GR 1 2 GY 3 4 Demolege 24 Allschool Play 4 Techmcal Crew 2 3 Glee Club 1 4 Ir Hxgh Co Pres 1 Freda Scott Glee Club 14 GY 3 Demolege 2 4 Mardms M Shwely Orchestra 14 Band 1 4 Musxc Con 14 G e ub GY 3 4 Pep Club 2 4 Demolege 2 4 GAA 24 Homeroom Offxcer 2 Operetta 1 Strmg Tno 2 3 GY Con ference 3 Karl Alex Skramovsky Katherme Spake Quxck Glee Club 1 Techmcal Crew 1 Demolege 3 Vocational Trammg 4 Anna Mae Starn Glee Club 14 Robert Stnke Wrllard Allen Taber a Band 1 H1Y 1 Football 1 4 Ioan Thusen Glee Club 1 4 Demolege 2 4 Pep Club 2 3 GR l 2 GY 3 4 Rose Wmdow 3 Pebbles 4 Carl Vorhes Football 3 4 H1Y 4 Gertrude Wallace Anna Bea Walsh Glee Club 4 Demolege 4 Pep Club 4 Anna May Welch Glee Club l4 Dorothy Lee Wh1te Band 2 3 Glee Club 2 4 GY4 GAA Helen Lourse Thompson Socxetas Praemx Vlrtutxs 3 4 Glee Club 14 Curtam Ralsers l Demolege 24 Roger M Twedt Band 14 Letter 1 4 H1Y 14 Orches tra 1 Curtam Raxsers I Pebbles 4 Socletas Praemi Vlrtutls 4 Bernal Wahlberg Cheerleader 4 Vocatlona Band 1 Thelma Wallace Lourse Ward Band 1 Glee Club 3 Thomas Edward West Trarmng 4 Glee Club 13 Rose Wmdow 3 Home room Ottxcer 1 H Y 2 Vocational Trammg 3 Charlotte E Wxllard Glee Club 13 French Club 3 GR 2 G34 21 Robert Bumsted Dorothy Roslta Moore Ieannette L Wlllxams Denms Ardean Wxlson Barbara lean Wmdxsh Homeroom Olfxcer 3 4 Glee Club 2 4 GY 3 4 GAA 3 4 Demolege 24 Pep Club 24 Homecommg Queen 4 Pebbles 4 22 A Dons Mane Zeller Gee Club l 2 4 Demolege 24 Curtam Raxsers l Lyda Belle Lavender GR l Demoleqe I Vxolet Txckner Wxmfred W11l1ams Ray Woli Betty Youkefr Dale Youker Another loss which the members of the Youker Struck by a truck whxle de lrvermg hrs paper route on December 12 1941 Dale dled the next day Al though he was not outstandmg school actxvltles hls cheerfulness and qulet unassummg way marked h1s character Memorium Iohn Gold The memory of Iohn Gold who dled of acute lukemxa on October 22 1942 wxll always be chenshed nn the mmds of hrs frlends An actwe member of the band and boys glee club Iohn was also outstandmg m dramatlc work Hts own words whxch appeared m the fxrst edxtxon of the 1940 Rose Wmdow express his phrlosophy and character better than any we can wnte The tattered old leaf Gives a wrench of partmg With lxttle gnef Its last Joumey startmg And human life should go thus Wlthout a great deal of fuss If class of '43 cannot soon forget is Dale - ' l in ' ' Li ' . 'Y' af ' an fb- f fit il X Xxx Mary Ames Ranald Dunn Wrlham Lage Iohn Rook Wallace Anderberg lean Gould Bemal Wahlberg 24 Rrchard Balvxn Bea Durand Robert McFarland Ianet Rude Leslre Bartlett Kathryn Harlan Betty Wrlson LK Vrrgmra Brees I T Hlqqm Eugene Moyer Paulrne Steen Harold Capron Robert Sorensen ,JQVW Robert Chnstransen Quentm Bud Holland Dale Ogden Wrllard Taber Helen Cathcart Iames Trsdale Barbara Betty Wmders Wmdrsh Norman Dorosrn Phyllrs Ionsson Iamce Pedersen Beverly Taylor Dorothy DICICIHSOD Iane Turner Oma Ieanne Wmslow Most Popular Betty Wmders Robert Sorensen Most Lrkely to Succeed Oma Ieanne Wmslow Iames Trsdale Smartest Bea Durand Norman Dorosm Best Muslcran Phyllxs Ionsson Rxchard Balvxn Best Actress Actor Dorothy Drckxnson Iames Trsdale Best Athlete Ianet Rude Bud Holland Fnendhest Betty Wrnclers Dale Ogden Wrttlest Helen Cathcart I T Hrggm Cutest Betty Wrnders Iohn Rook Best Lookmg lane Turner Ranald Dunn Brggest Bluifer Helen Cathcart Wallace Anderberg Best Dancer lane Turner Robert Chrrstransen Most Modest Kathryn Harlan Leslxe Bartlett Best Dressed Betty Wrlson Iohn Rook Best Lme lean Gould Wallace Anderberg Most Sophrstrcated Iamce Pedersen Robert McFarland Pepprest Iane Turner Bernal Wahlberg Quretest Mary Ames Eugene Moyer Brgqest Man tWomanl Hater Vrrgmra Brees Wzllard Taber Best Sport Paulme Steen Wrlham Lage Most Fun Barbara Wmdrsh Harold Capron Most Devoted Couple Beverly Taylor, Bud Holland ' , k e , y 1 ' . , 5 . 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HRW 'ff 1:55- 'sew Corporals Cfrom left to rlghtl ftrst row Delores Shalley Shrrley Boyer Patrrcta Stemmayer and Sally Olson second row Patrlcla Bates Marjorxe Lundy Dons Brown Mary Otte lane Pmneo and Dorothy Saltzman thxrd row Margaret Rxngold Lxlhan Prochaska Ardythe Qumn and Wmxfred Hemp fourth row Shxrley Antle Betty Buchanan Iune Saloman Barbara Brennecke and Helen Brasch fxfth row Carol Ackley and Norma Poland back row Don Synder Arthur Steffler Gordon Gors and Gene Scheffert Corporals ffrom left to rxqhtl hrst row Esther Iohnson Iane Coulter Thayes Downs Vera Douglass and Betty Gxle second row Frances Farland Gene vteve Grewell Clorrcla Ferguson Glona Fox and Wxlma Dressen thxrd row Iune Bellus Cuma Garrett Ruth Devxck Donna Essen Vrolet Hayes and Charlotte Penne fourth row lean Gorman Mary Lou Iones Bemlce Gxlson and lean Ham frfth row Betty Io Hmer Dorothy Iohnston Chnstma Ienkms Betty Hoover back row Don Emerson Edwm Hadley Dean Hass and lack Daehn - . 'x ' . , , . 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Corporals tfrom left to rtqhtl hrst row Bette Krrvolavky Audrey Wrlson Dorothy Moore Harrret Trey Mary Lou Wykle and Wanda Whrtaker second row Shrrley Drury Ioyce McDonnell Frances Nxckerson Patrrcra Nance and Catherxne McFarland thtrd row Rosahe M1tchell Lots Wnlson Glendeane Trlckey and Ioan Whrtehrll fourth row Laverna McClellan lane MCI-Xllster Gwen Keopple Marrlyn Wetherbee and Wamta Sholes back row Gladys Pnvates ffrom left to rxghtl front row Clara Belle Youngman Dons Thompson Mnldred Scadden Patrrcra Dann and Dorothy Douglass second row Genevleve Thornes Evelyn Suchy Holhs Clemens Margaret West and MlYlGm Wmslow thxrd row Shrrley Foster Holland Danlels Duane Coughenour and Ray Daughenbaugh fourth row Carl Swearrngen Dan Eastman Robert Stewart Eugene Elhott Wrllard Crrpps and Rrchard Davrs back row Paul Tyossem George Whzte Holland Wrlson and Roland Fay Novak, Marileel Stevensen, Roberteen Beaty, Mary Lang, and Roberta Wilcox. Privates 'from left to rightl first row Burton Adkins Barbara Bates and Harry Livingston second row Doris Baker Ethel Bovee and Gusta Bratteig back row Edith Brennecke Eleanor Brennecke and Annette Burnstem Corporals and Private tfrom front to backl first row Lorraine Youker Norma Triplett Helen Thomas Howard Stagmann Roger Roseburrough Robert Sloan and Iohn Robb second row Barbara Hedlund Kathryn Keefer Kenneth Kelso lane Miltenberger Helen Thatcher Clark Richardson and Iames Reaugh third row Ierome Gregson Mary Grimes Glen Potter Roger ONeal Milburn Hem mick Mary Henderson Mildred Pell Ierome Hill Mary lane Hermance and Ioe B Tye fourth row Iames Danielson Margaret Evanson Leon Dorosm Ken neth Easely Robert Morgan Paul Gravatt Robert Morrison Betty Ford and Sarah Ieanne Gibson flfth row Leola Harris Rose Bogard Mary Lou Brewster Lorraine Brooks Patrick Brady Iames Brees Charles Sloan Iohn Heil and Wendell Foran David Price, Erwin Landes, Ioan Livingston, Patricia Malloy, Marian Sorensen, Privates--firom left to right? first row: Iames Slate, Iames Varnum, Allen Stewart, LeRoy Connley, Richard Schmidt, David Meltvedt, Raymond Kelsey, and Stanley Olson: second row: Richard Hanson, Lois Miller, Annette Nicolott, and Bonnie Oberrniller: third row: William Everist, Aspasia Nicothocles, Nellie Iackson, lack LeRoy Nicholson, Betty Olson, Ieanne Nicholson, Ruth Bovee, Laura Nolan, lerry Nolan, and Lloyd Miller: back row: Duane Patterson, Gerald Paul, William Briney, Leonard Miller, and Ralph Maxwell. '9'5o1'c1,J, A general knowledge of busmess prm crples thats what these students hope to acqurre from therr thought ful expresstons maybe they are wxth thls war though lust think of whrte collar lobs they wrll have to take over tramrng rn any of the com mercral ftelds wrll come rn very handy bookkeeprnq let me thmk a mmute would thrs be put IH the deblt or the credlt srde of the ledger makrng the trral balance balance takes brams to go home and rm press the folks wrth the knowledge of how to keep track of expendrtures and mcome so very effrcrently adds to the ego typmq concentratlon that rs what 1t takes keepmg your eyes on the copy and not on the keys typrng a whole lme to drscover your fingers on the wrong keys makrng thlrty flve words a mmute with srx errors such thmgs take the 1oy out of lxvmg and typrng shorthand take drctatron at the rate of 100 words per mmute grrls lookmg for ward to Take a letter Mrss Iones wrth thrs commercral trarnrng students wrll emerge effrczent and competent secretarres they hope all com merclal students have arded rn ratron rn should feel proud that they are prepared to help rn our natlons war effort . I A ' , . ,-J gigs wif N35 S wx fs Classes 1n M HS have thexr xnterestmg pomts the sophs lxke to read m thexr Adventures rn Englxsh Lxterature nothmq to worry them but wad mg through vanous Shakespearxan plays only to start all over on Tenny sons Idylls of the Kmg and all ot those poems who would have wrltten all of those thlngs and why? the only loqlcal reason xs so that they could bother those poor sophs ln thelr Engllsh classes fabovel sophs and Junxors learn how to conyugate verbs Mr Renmger rs the Enqhsh mspector who sees that all of the lxttle studes are learmng thelr go went gone and stuff those Junxors seem more mterested ln the camera rest for the physiology classes untll they have learned thelr anatomy Cthat s the stuii mslde of you that makes you txckl Cxvxcs xs lmportant and wlll be more so when the war IS past so the klds are trylng thexr best to pound xt lnto thelr brams A few of these aspxrants toward the sublect must learn about what the powers of the government are who knows? maybe they wxll have to make laws when they grow up wouldnt rt be mce nf MHS were to contrtbute a senator or maybe even a presldent to the country? Shop hum of machmes whrr of wheels screech of blts on metal boys workmg on the lathes Ander berg cmd Cooper turn out metal parts students manufacture hammers gears crankshafts blocks and clamps studs turretheads other prod ucts make parts for machmes complete course on use ot varxous tools and machmes three hours shop work one hour of classroom rn structxon boys prepared for factory lobs metals clrnk of sheet metal smp ot cutters also preparatxon tor war work soldermg cuttmg and shaplng metal mstructron xn use of tools produc mg mmnow paxls tunnels and round square and rectangular boxes tm plate mechanical drawmq sxlent compared to the shops ture draftsmen bend over boards Stetfler Shultz Stewart Whrte Mor nson prepare drawmgs scale draw tngs desxgnmg crane hooks valves patterns learnmg procedure rn makmq plans and blueprmts aeronautxcs class added thxs semes er axds boys m learnmg avlatron course of study rncludes ClV1l aeronautncs regulatrons navxqatxon meteorology arrcratt xdentrhcatron servxcmg and care ot an alrplane enqme McKeag Burke Sargent examme an arrplane enqme working with steel, galvanized iron. ' . . .V fu- S Q SQ Y 1 mf 3 A I ' 1 J a wg . ' Hl 'UY5iW v gf: 5 f 1, fr ' ,, W .MV +3 Q 2 an gn-'H Qi .w it X X? W Y gf Z9 W, A . - yi: , A ei , A 14 v li. xu 'aff CJ . ,U Y 'Qs nw al 'A ,UQ mo XW' ', w w Q 48 M f:?!..5' I . , ': .:.' A .. dk .q v 7 ' W in .E X F f .,:: g Minds of students crammed historical- ly . , . classes in U. S. and world history draw crowds . . . doubly inter- esting in view of present day situation in relation to the past . . . maps, quotations, great men, and great coun' tries keep students out of mischief . . . Miss White, Miss Boten, and Mr. Line- han also help . . . note to next year's students: colleges complain that lack of historical knowledge shows up in most pupils . . , Goen. Torrence, and Linehan pound equations, theorems. and logarithms into brains of many pupils . . . memory of geometry, ads vanced algebra, solid geometry, and trigonometry float through minds of M.H.S. studes . . . now that math is at the front all classes packed . . . trig added this last semester to meet math demands . . . big math test for all juniors and seniors showed need for refresher course . . . pupils now lose advantage of having Miss Goen . . . Mississippi State gains . . . Iulius Caesar, with assistance of Miss Shear, telling second year Latin students VNV- V '7 - Vfffu . . . also holding them spellbound with his heroic tales . . . stories of ancient battles, great statesmen, and the supematural take pupils back to the heyday of Rome under the Caesars . . . M.H.S. has own good neighbor policy . . .Spanish classes added to curriculum . . . all students like this new deal . . . Miss Old added attraction . . , Buenos Dias all over the place, V4 x 1 ' x Bcb grven December ll wrltten by E C Carpenter lcrne Turner ln lead supported by all star cost story of cr young hrgh school glrl mvolved m romcrntrc drifrcultres Stettler and Drckmson play part of hor rcrssed parents Molloy ever suffermq older slster Turner Rude cost cs the mcnd Bryant and Alex under do or che trrends oi Bob Trsdcle Englrsh Count who lmcxlly wms hrs true love Toborq and Kothenbeutel mvolve the whole lctmxly m trouble Grunt as the butler smooth runmng crews headed by student d1rector Omer Ieonne Wmslow more thmq than rehecrsrng done ct rehearsals v Phantom Trger wrll be presented Mcry 21 sequel to Trger House whrch was presented rn 1942 Robert St Clcnr cruthor Mrs Frcrnces Bodre drrector ccrst headed by Omc leonne Wrnslow cmd Iohn Toborg scene set rn Mystery Mcmor Brycmt chcrsrng Blake Drckmson losmg her teeth Molloy as Trsdcrles wrfe Steffler as the vtllcrrn Moll as the country sherrtf Grbson cts cz Scottrsh housekeeper Douqlcrss rn cr mystery part drffrcult lrghtrrq handled by Stone and Dcrvrs scenery by Hcrll cmd Crrppen fl Cf student drrector Polly Steen 2 g ff ciwiki' ' ' 4 41 i , , f W-7 A .2 2 if N' f ' .' if la if 4' 'i f . g , ,, 4- A v Q N 1 Q ' ' A Y , ' ,, 3 A , W1 . tppf, Q: , , . 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Herr Bormg Gormg Patsy wxth hrs medals more of lnstructor Hrggm srngmg Deutchland Post Scrlpt sales mounted alter assembly Herr Hrtler recogmzed superlormty of thls years Post Scrrpt end of Hrtlensm Supermtendent Wxllxum Shnrley spoke to assembly Mr Shlrleys memory IS very vrvnd Ohver Scott and Bull Austm celebrated plano team popularlty brought them back I could lrsten for hours t Dont Get Around Much Anymore How about the boogre woogre tram deal? standby selectxons strll popular wxth students Get em back on the stage clap' team as popular as ever . . . facts about last war . . . new ideas on present war A A - ., . O 0601, Upper left McAlrster Heun Adkms Nicholson Upper nght Southard Braak Sunday Shaw Chnstlansen Lower left Capron Haupert Evenst Daehn Yandell Lower nght Gardner Bartlett Presnall and Burke Footballers ended year wxth terr1f1c Armlstrce Day trumph over Newton hmshed third xn conference wrth New on had many tough breaks throughout season kept regulars on sldehnes most of year e kept thelr home slate clean of defeat below scores of 1942 football season home games type mlunes Bobcats are the rn dark Marshalltown Roosevelt lCedar Rapldsl 0 Grmnell 0 Marshalltown 6 Marshalltown 12 Marshalltown Marshalltown Marshalltown 'I Roosevelt lDes Momesj Marshalltown Marshalltown Ames 27 Boone 13 Oskaloosa 26 McKmley 13 Newton Q.. 'Jw ws, C Sf 'ie mi. an M' ,fff show, --f--.---if M... 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A. lr X, . . ,-A --I 'x 1.-5 L' j l . .--- - . , . - . ., a 0 , , ,- 9 Y, 5 Q A f 4 4 'x ' c J. v - 4- .mf Pep Club Mamstays of MHS pep led by Iarnn lane Tumer fxlled up the bleachers at football and basketball games ro vxded cheery note m all school GCllVlt16S wlth red and blue Jackets other offxcers v1ce presldent Clonda Ferguson secretary Esther Iohnson treasurer Polly Steen the arty Mxss Pur1nton qulded the gxrls as ofilcxal sponsor throughout year M Club Popular athletes ot MHS who wear the red and blue me pecumary obhgatxons by operatmg concessxons at basketball games presided over by Bobcat Bud Holland mxght have saxd who used to wear the red and blue more letter sweaters adornlng the falrer sex Harold Blg Nose Capron of football and aloomm fame served as secretary - s Demolege President Betty Wilson familiar sight tacking announcements on Bfloor bulletin board sophs got initiated to school in general at Get Acquainted Party O t 2 sponsor was second term Miss Walters big disappointment when traditional Colonial Ball tell through bruised knees were result of happy time at skat Mother Daughter Tea still in the offinq Quill and Scroll Smarties of yournalism class find honor in Quill and Scroll chosen because of their work in ioumalism and good grades those receiving honor are Wilma Hartman Dorothy Dickinson lean Gould and Ianice Pedersen Roger Twedt I T Higgin Wendell Haupert Iohn Toborg and Iames Tisclale others are Marian Launder Oma Jeanne Winslow and Gene Schellert ing party on Nov. 2 . . . Santa visited at annual Christmas Party Q '1z, t w-,, 'iss 4: N -5 mu.. lu., Wt as-wr an an uma .r in Q' its fsj?-3' GAA Gxrl amazons spurred on by presrdent Red Dxckmson decorated Franklm Fxeld for Homecommg celebratrons sold candy to customers durmg half at football games Betty Wmders and Franny Nrckerson acted as vrce president and secretary respectxve Polly Steen acted as treasurer and Mrss Charlton as sponsor Socletas Praem1 V1rtut1s Front row left to rxght Dons Elhott Helen Thompson Margaret Rmgold Patncxa Malloy Lots Wllson Wanxta Sholes Second row left to rlght Kathleen Burke Mary Lou Wykle Marlon Pose Betty Marquardt Oma Ieanne Wmslow Back row left to rlght Ftosahe Mrtchell Beverly Taylor Sarah lean Glbson Delores Larson Iames Txsdale Kathryn Harlan Those belongmg to Soclety who are not ln the prcture are Norman Dorosm Bea Durand and Roger Twedt Aggressrve GY qxrls fmxsh another successful season brqgest proyect Crvrlran Defense course Marge Ellrot sponsor and teacher of txrst ard course a Back to School dance rn Septem ber started off lestlvrtres hanqmg of the greens December 14 the super formal grven the name of Chrrstmas Cotrllron Sweet heart Swlrl February 15 a round table drscussxon on voca t1ons Hard Trmes Party worshrp servrces e Bunny Bounce wrndmq up WPA week these were swell legant actrvxtres carrred out by the gxrls Ma and Me Pre Party votmq for new olfrcers and mstallatron scheduled for May fbelowl Thayes Downs treasurer loyce Bryant vrce presxdent Beverly Taylor presldent and Iean Gould secretary Dad and Daughter Bean Feed ,., 4 Semor H1 Y I4 1,1 No,.W Varlety was the sprce of the H1 Y year actxvmes lncluded hght bulb peddhng members ralsed money by checkmg coats and through the hght bulb sale had such partres as the Flunkers Frohc Defense Dance hayrlde sponsored noxsy duck pond at All school Carmval orrgrnal the word to descrxbe the newspaper H1 YAn w xtten around a Hawauan theme future hghters were gxven mxhtary programs speakers Scoop Glans of the Iowa State Guard l-hnshaw wrth war strategy Iohn Rude of the draft board Howard Mxller and hrs chalk talk the Sprmg Formal extravaganza of all lormals scheduled for May 28 lbelowl presrdent Iames Trsdale treas urer Martm Kellogg secretary Ralph Everrst and vxce presrdent Leshe Bartlett PQ .vii Sophomore H1 Y Capably captamed by Norrts Gould no vxce presxdent but secretary Dxck Warden and treasurer Stanley Olsen vartous movres shown to them throughout year brg scavenger hunt hxgh llght of many exerungs of fun M1ss Purmton and M Weatherman spoke on art and the Armlstrce respectxvely cartoon and chalk talk were presented by Howard M1ller F L Meeker spoke mterestmgly on Alcatraz Sophomore G R Hayrlde skatmg party devotxonal meetmqs Valentxnes Party and the keen Chocolate Bar were a few of the actwltxes partxclpated m by Soph GR offxcers were presxdent Barbara Gmter vxce presldent Mlldred Pell secretary Bonnle Obermlller treasurer Betty Hutchmgs gxrls were spoken to by MISS Purmton Mrs Blue and Mr Iessup on May 4 occurred the May Day Fete lomt meetmgs wrth GY 'MZ 'Z 'ago Soph Hi-Y dance , . . held on Saturday night in Y gym . . . loe B. Tye's orchestra . . . cookies, do-nuts, and pop served . . . pro- gram during evening . . , ninth grade boys invited , . . Chocolate Bar . . . sponsored by Soph G.R. girls , . , held on second floor of Y alter Osky and Newton basketball games , . . basketball boys given tickets by Mr. Shirley . . , admittance fourteen cents . . . cocoa and sandwiches served by Soph G.R, girls . . . varied pro' grams given by students during evening . . . Y Knot . . . opened Friday night, April 2 . . . sponsored by Senior Hi-Y . . . music from juke box . . . no door price . . . Log Cabin room used as lounge . . . furnished with modernistic furniture . . . dancing every evening. 'Ex 'Y fri Cuttin' the rug C Y gym floor, to you! at Soph dance are Norris Gould, Poots Zuercher, Ioan Holder, lim Slate, Martha Marshall, and Iohn Gilliam . . . mostly Iunior Highers but a lew sophs sneaked in just in time to get their picture taken . , , Ie-rry Filer looks happy . . . don't you suppose he knows that three is a crowd? . . . Bob Bowman dunks do-nut at Chocolate Bar . . . date Shirley Schlicht can't decide whether she approves or not . . . Wally Andere berg and Pixie Kendall lighten back ground . . . taking advantaage of super Y Knot room opened recently on lower lloor ol the Y Building are Donna Stevens, lim Baltisberger, Thayes Downs. Pat Berg, Kenny Hays, Betty Gile, George Hinshaw, Pat Hoggatt, and Gwen Hays, 49 All-school Carnival First attempt at such a thing . , , held for the purpose of getting the activities fund out of the red . . . profit of S175 made , . . held at Coliseum . . 4 cooperation of school clubs made it a success . , . biggest hit of the evening was the l-li-Y duck pond , . . lunior High almost stole the show with a fish pond . . . Deniolege provided a bowling alley and fortune telling booth . . . sophomore Hi-Y rigged up a basketball shooting booth which attracted the male population . . . Iunior College provided the late evening entertainment with a taxi dance . , . one of the outstanding attractions was the Variety Show in the Blue Room . , . successful GY fun house practically ruined participants. Balvin, Tisdale, Hartman, Bartlett, and Grant collaborate on the Hi-Y duck pond 'topl . . . rumored that Hi-Y had some difficulty getting the tank for their floating targets . . . throw the ring around the ducks neck . . , receive a prize, such as it is . . . sophomore girls contribute their services to carnival, too , . . Kendall and Dann decorate their booth . . . soph girls have two booths . . . Barbara Ginter. Patricia Dann. Mary Grimes, and Barbara Robertson decorate the ever-popular leg show booth . . fake of the carnival . , . expect to see a floor show, or a lot of gals in a chorus, when you plunk down your ticket . . enter the theatre , . . see a lot of silk stockings and anklets hanging around . . . silently faint away. Homecoming Outstanding event of the year . . . Friday, October 30 . . . Pep Rally on Thursday night . , . the bonfire at the fairgrounds . , . the rain . 4 . snake dance, aided and abetted by Pep Band . , . balloting in homeroom , . , assembly skit Murder in the Locker Room , , , five cheerleaders and wild applause during assembly . . . players and coaches coming to stage individually . . . Pinky's Aloomni . . . Don Elder's speech about football a few years ago . . . our glamorous oomph girls, her majesty Queen Barbara Windish and four at- tendants enthroned at the half . . . custom of having two attendants shattered , . . M.l-LS, 7 and Roosevelt tDes Moinesl 7 . . . Chuck Sloan with Frankie Carlstrom's orchestra giving out with Mr, Five by Five . . . alumni in uniform at the dance, Homecoming queen and her attendants watch the Marshalltown Rough Rider game . . . from left to right they are: Beverly Iohnson. Ioan Boswell, Queen Barbara Windish, Dorothy Dickinson, and Mardis Shively . . . nominees chosen by football squad . . . balloting conducted in homerooms . . . results kept secret until halftime . . . cheerleaders jump into air for final Fight! in yell at assembly . . . Ioan Livingston, Harry Livingston, and lane Turner are shown above . . . Bernal Wahlberg and Virginia Hiatt screened by others . . . football players in background . . . Pep Banders lead studes down Main Street following the bonfire . . . lack Sloan. Roger O'Neal, Roger Twedt, and Zeke Sorensen puff on trombones . . . Hogeland and Alexander lead snake dance . . , Winders and Launder look on . . . rain failed to dampen the spirits of the students. 51 Crowded cafeteria line . . . single line enmasses to quadruple lines . , . cut-ins unwanted, but . , . look who's shoving . . . nothing like chili-burgers . , . gosh, I'm hungry . . . lines increase as gas tickets decrease . . . do we love those home made chocolate cakes covered alamocle style . . . iunior lockers . . . B floor west . . . cram pack full of everything from boy friencl's trig book to gym shoes . . . bacl as Fibber's closet , . . gee, I've been looking for that for three months . . .where under the sun is my typing paper? . . . as many as six occupants in one locker . , . enthusiastic students lift the rafters with cheering . . . undefeated in any athletic contest played at home . . . won most home games by good margins . . . faces express gladness. Getting their till in upper left . , . Keith Chader. Bob Sorensen. Bob Hartman, and Wendy Haupert , . . coming down the line . . . Phyllis Rovner, Virginia Brees, Annette Nicoloff, Marilee Steve- son, and Roger Boswell , . . a piece of Bob McFarland's arm at the cash register . . . middle . . . we have the grinning-from-earlto-ear'' junior girls at their lockers , . , to the left, happy Esther Iohnson . . . Ieanne Nicholson, with determined look . . . in the far distance comes jitterbug, Harriet Maxwell , . , to the right are Katy lVIcFar' land and Betty Gile apparently enjoying it all . . . lower pic . . . cheerleaders, Virginia Hiatt fback to camerat, Ioan Livingston, and Gus Wahlberg . . . in background, Wayne I've just gotta get my picture in Post Script Presnall. 5 2 wx.. v, N ,-L ,' f . ,ff ,ff wg'- ' 1.1 ':,,-I ..., J-, .J 4 -,'..- J.- JV , 1- , -- . ' , 1 ,- , , p ' , ,. '- X fjff '39 F3 Student Senate composed of home room presrdents class presrdewts club presrdents represertatrves from band orchestra and Pebbles Bob Sorensen presrdent Ralph Everrst vzce presrdent lean Gould secretary three commrt ees actrvrty Polly Steen lames Trsdale Iohn Toborg senrors Wtllram Braak and lack Daehn Juniors Burton Adlcms and Vrrgrl St Iohn sophomores assembly Dorothy Dlckrnson James Tlsdale and Iohn Toborg senrors lack Daehn and Patrrcra Nance rumors Darrell Dun ham and Wrllard Shaw sophomores dance commrttee Beverly Taylor lane Turner and Betty Wmders senrors Ralph Everrst and Martm Kellogg yumors Norrrs Goula sopho more actzvltles co'nm1ttee planned Homecommq worked wrth faculty commrttee rn plannmq the All school Carnrval assembly committee planned all assemblxes for the school year dance commxttee sponsored approxlmately ten student dances made large prolrt on Homecomrnq dance the senate decrded agarnst Krds Day for the duratron operated vwrth Pebbles m sponsormq Show Vour Colors Day voted rn favor ot havmq student dances alter home basketball games worked wrth qrrls club rn sponsorrng Women Pay All week Iournallsm students w1ll remember ltrst rssue of Pebbles managed by last years staff tentatxve stall appoint our frrst tssue ol Pebbles Saturday morntng at the prmt shop after or btg Frrday mght permanent staff headed by Drckmson Trsdale and Steen Monday nrghts workrng trll x sellmg ads to reluctant busmess men who dxdnt want them Launder new managmg edrtor Pebbles commg out on Weclnes day mstead of Tuesday Lewys be-mg drafted last rssue from Acme at Chrrstmas trme pastmg tubercu losls seals on that Issue party for Prtvate Lewts E Pond ham burgers tenderloms cokes cake wrth whxte lrostlng and ptnk wrltmg changing to Marshall Prmt Cecrl Pebbles every other week feature wrxtmq to frll space trymg mg errors alter paper has gone to press Quill and Scroll Teach Pebbles and the censor sponsorrng Show Your Colors Day I T and hrs lntervrews 19 rn C7 ed.,. ' ' A' 'A ' I' to get the paper out on timejulind- .Si . . Post Scrxpt semors wxll remember brmgxng S2 40 for play tlckets posmg for senror prctures stamp pxctures the popularlty con es the staff remembers Mowry s pxctures freezmg of flash bulbs drawxnq the dummy collectmg qlossres xmportant plc tures blank ummportant ones perfect pxcture schedules endless hours of pastmg pxctures for Txsclale and Steen Pedersen and H1gg1n burxed beneath paper wrmng copy Gould surrounded by subscrlptton blanks Mowrys plctures collectmg money watchmq the thermometers Pat and lack makxng the dxvxsron page blocks Toborg collectmg glossres and sorlmg actxvrtres blanks Mrss Whxte guardlnq materlal wxth her lxfe long drstcnce calls to Cedar Raprds selectrng the cover Mowrys plctures runnmg out of fxlm wxth a dozen pxctures to take the early pubhcatmon date tbelowl Mowry and the camera a scene xn Sorensen Reynolds Ogden and Sloan look at chart Rose Wmdow staff Rose Wmdow mystery publxcatzor and on top of all dont forge Mowrys pxctures Instrumental solorsts upper left Ierry Gregson wlth hrs tram Phyllxs Ionsson and contest wrnnmg flute Chuck Sloan the Iames of MHS about to gxve lower left Mary Ames wrth her lrcortce stxck Barb Hall and her zoot flute Bonme Iurgenson makes the musrc go round and round rlght Drum Ma1orI T Hxggm salutes subscnbers below strmg tr1o1sts featured vxolm frd dler Kathleen Burke pxanlst Dorothy Moore cello player Mary Lou Wykle upper nqht e warblmq women of MHS the gxrls sextet tlrom 1 to rl Oma Ieanne Wmslow Barbara Gravatt Barbara Hall Vrrgmta Howard Betty Mar quardt and Beverly Taylor lower nght the assembly enter tammg strmq quartet Stewart cello strummers Mardts Shtvely and lohn Toborg to the left the ever popular brass sextet wxth fl to rl bass player Paul Gravatt barltonxst Lorrame Brooks comet tooter Iames Reaugh Roger Twedt wrth hrs slush pump and Charles Sloan and hrs trusty trumpet Q ' ' if . , . 'blf ' '.'. , . . tl. to r.l ' . . . tiddlists Kathleen Burke, Dorothy Orchestra orchestrrans glxde through successful year desprte scarcrty of members play for an assembly ofier many solo1sts and groups for entertamment of school and publxc w1ll usher us out on Com mencement mght wrth remmzscent strams and Wrll Old Acquamtance Be Forgot master the drftxcult Freshutz Overture spare trme musrcrans sxt for formal prcture of group labovej whrle Mr Walter holds thelr attentron m candrd shot fbelowl they re practrcrng A dante Beethovens Frrst Symphony the shot you cant see xt u what dlflerence does that make? do thelr best for Mr Edgar at Festr val rehearsals play Conventron Concert m Tallcorn Hotel Ballroom get out of plenty of classes to have pxcture taken put Iunror Hrgh and Anson Hxgh students rn the classlc groove wrth thrrllmg concerts orchestra La Reme de Saba as the Phxladelphra Symphony would play hep cats are mxghty hep w1th solrd syncopatron rn lower cut Orch wrth scarcxty of members proves t publrc 1ts quahty that counts not quantrty am x Band regular band mudded out of lust football games Pep Banders save the mght no state or na tronal muslc contests glve members and sololsts bad outlooks Red and Blues pose above for annual plc ture SGHIOYS and IUHIOIS know that all soph members are squares 1nd playmg IS sohd wxth new rxsers rn rehearsal room help Scrappy Iappy by marchmg ln scrap parade qam lI1SlfUCllOIl and CI1llClSm at sprmg musrc f9Sl1VGl rehearse marchmg on new practlce held top Homecommg demonstrahon w1th a hghted Statue of Llberty provrde assemblxes wxth solotsts and groups Pep Band represents entrre band at Ames game marches at half Pep Band ol sxxteen pieces plays and players marches for basketball game present outstandmg musrc assembly play at Iunxor Hrgh act as hosts for Iunlor Hlgh musrcrans second penod teachers grxped marchmg days because of late studes sooth SRA sleepers wxth pleasxng melodxes realrze that thelr prac txce has made perfect ff 16 030 '50 'fs 'r 5 1 '- Glen Atkmson Basketball III IV Baseball II Intra mural Sports II Book Club I II Margaret Ann Hall Student Councxl Secretary III IV Class Secretary III IV Post Scrlpt II Mrxed Quartetl II Grrls Tr1oI II Chorus IIII Operetta II Playsl II IV Radlo Workshop I II Lrbrary Worker IIV Book Club I II Qurll and Scroll II Iohn H Hoqeland II Student Counczl III IV Basketball IIV Letter II IV State Basketball Touma II Plays IV Technical Crew I II NYA IIV f? Cathenne Collms Councll Pres1dent Class Presrdent III IV Marshalltownran I II Post Scrrpt II IV Quxll and Scroll Presldent II Plays II Lrbrary Worker IIV Cateterra Worker III IV Book Club I II Glenna May Hunmcutt Student Councrl I II Marshall ownxan I Post Scrrpt II Radro Workshop I II Techmcal Crew IV Lxbrary Worker III IV Chorus I II Book Club I Wanda McK1bben Mrxed Quartet I II Grls T o I II Chorus IIII Operetta II Radlo Work shop I II Cateterra Worker I Betty Lou Sheely Leglon Scholarshrp IV Marshalltownran I Qulll and Scroll II War drsrupts college lrte boys off to armed servrces Baltrsberger Hager Hoggatt Evans Clztton Smrth Bartholomew to Army Arr Corps Roskamp Vogt Bowers Mlller Bechtal Bonnette Ienkms Lounsberry to Army B Bowman to Navy I Bowman to Navy Alr Corps students choose councrl Collrns Smxth Hall Hager Klahn Iohnston Bowman Evans Roskamp lme up socxal dorns Chrrstmas dmner dance treasure hunt Thanksgrvrng dxnner roller skatrng party parents dmner student body votes to allow money or Town Hall serres Leland Stowe Srdney Montague Soo Yong Stanley Iohnston Herman Rauschnmg Y sponsors teas for IC women Mrss Momca Goen math mstructor leaves MIC to teach at Mxssrssrppr State hesplans present Ever Smce Eve Crrppen Nyce Graham Bonnette Iohnston Lanphere Hall Hogeland Davrs Bowman Harrrson Olsen Harms portray characters sports program curtaxled Iunror College prlot tram mg program expanded Q l 8 6 Q .N ' I f . 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