Marshalltown High School - Postscript Yearbook (Marshalltown, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1944 volume:

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I V ,, h ,hi .H - AUDITORIUM ENTRANCE N if .'7l7l'6'Wl7 nz' School days ore sold to b the bes+ days of ones hfe We have pubhshed thls book to keep the hngermg tofste o hcfppy memones for us cmd to show our boys what the stu dents of M H S ore domg cmd w1l1 contmue to do We have med to mclude p1Ctures of chfierent orgcmlzotlons omo c1ct1v1t1es so they wlll know ond We com remember 1 'x L , . L ,. ' ' 7 L - - - w 'ks Dedzcafzvn To Leonard Cole our helpful clas sponsorer the class of 44 ded1cates th1s annual Although he s been at M H S lust three years he has grven an unforgettable 1mpress1on to all who have met and worked Wllh htm For h1S personallty h1s clever speeches 1n assembly and h1s success 1n grvmg us an undefeated football team this sea- son, we will always remember the Coach. Mr B R Mlller Prmclpal M1ss Durand Secretory ADMINISTRATION Board of Educatlon Left to rrght Mr Shlrley Mr Wh1te h1l1 Mr Slmmons Mrs Knodle Dr Tabor Mrs Sorensen Wykle Mr Clark Mr Short . , . , Mr I .. s. , ,.,, Mrss Srruth Secretory Grace Cooper, B.A M A Enqlish, 11 and 12 I. E. Cundy Mechanical drawinq D. Dale Davis, B.A Physics Chemistry Post Script Adviser Emma Deck, B.A. Plane geometry Business arithmetic Warren Dickinson, B.A. Metals Machine shop Edna Drury, B.1-X., lVl.A. Spanish Enqlish, 1 l Ethel Erickson, BA. Vocational Ruth Habeger, B.A., MA. Bioloqy JOUF Floyd Hancock B A M A Sales nanship B s ness pr nciples Bookkeeping Anna Kelly B A B S Librarian Helen Lentz, B.A. Art Lorabel Richardson, B.A. English, 10 and 12 Eleanor Shear, B.A English, 10 Latin Alice Swartz Vocal music I. G. Terry, B.A., M.S Vocational Electricity Iulia Torrence, B.A., Trigonometry Solid geometry Advanced algebra Vera Whinery, B.A. Foods Clothing Cafeteria Director 1944 IS here The year we ve been preparmg for thtrteen years ago Our class met as a whole for the to get orgamzed and do thrngs together We elected tended dancmg class and many helped to produce the A Hlstory of the Class of 1944 the sprmg play Lxfe Begms at Sxxteen smce fxrst flrst txme Pat Berg Operetta we toddled up to the krndergarten door some twelve or when we entered Iumor Hrgh ln nlnth grade we began and Carol Waters for our co presrdents Most of us at Sunbonnet Glrl We also took part tn the one acts and From the halls of Iumor Hlgh we progressed wrth quak ng yet hopeful hearts to the vast expanses of M H S We were sophomores when on December 7 1941 we were attacked by the laps The next day we had radxos rn our class rooms to hear Presrdent Roosevelt declare war Thrs declaratron affected our class mates and teachers as we lost many ot them to the armed forces In our 1un1or year we elected Ralph Evenst class presrdent Thayes Downs vrce presndent and Clorrda Ferguson secretary treasurer We had no spr1ng vacatxon or Klds Day because of a pohcy to speed up educatron We selected our class rings from a group secured by the commlttee By sellmg trckets to the all school play The Phantom Tlger we obtarnea money to entertam the semors at the Country Club at the annual Iun1orSen1or Receptlon Then before we qurte reahzed rt we were semors ourselves As our class offrcers we had B111 Braak presldent loan Lrvmgston vrce presrdent Walter Van Meter secretary treasurer and Ralph Everrst was presrdent of Student Senate We had no lournallsm class therefor no publlcatron of Pebbles our school paper Rose Wmdow a product of former Eng lush classes was not publxshed e1ther Pat Nance re1gned as Queen of Homecommg act1v1t1es Then the football season ended wzth our Bobcats undefeated The trme for senlor pxctures to be taken amved Actxvzhes rushed on We had a school camlval dunng the wmter proceeds of whlch were gxven to the Iumor Red Cross Our outstandrng basketball team got as far as the sub state Then semors began to thmk of the se-mor prolect announcements the Iun1orSen1or Receptlon Hugh school was almost over On the evenlng of May 21 Baccalaureate servrces were held at the Ftrst Methodrst Church Rev A E Cash of St Pauls Episcopal Church gave the address And then on May 25 Erwml Lubbers Presr dent of Central College spoke to the graduates and 172 membe s of the class recetved therr dxplomas The Class of 44 went forth from M H S to face the Future Braak Iames Wrlham S Marys Student Senate 24 Student Dance Commlttee 3 4 Actrvx tres Commrttee 3 4 Class Of her 4 Pres Home Room Of frcer 2 3 Technical Crew 1 Iumor Senxor Prom Commxttee 3 Postscnpt 4 Football 24 Letter H1Y 14 M Club 3 4 Football all state second team 4 Lxvmqston Ioan Rogers Student Senate 4 Student Dance Commzttee 4 Actrvmes Commrttee 4 Class Offrcer Vxce Pres 4 Home Room Of frcer 1 Band 13 One Acts 4 Techmcal Crew 1 2 4 our tam Ratsers 1 Rose Wmdow Staff 3 Audltonum Usher 1 Pebbles Ad Sohcxtor 2 Post scnpt 4 Glee Club 4 Dem olege 24 GAA 24 Pep Club 24 Co Pres 4 Homecomng Attendant 4 GY 3 4 GR 1 2 Church League Basketball 3 4 Cheer Leader 3 4 Head 4 Van Meter Walter W Ir Ida Grove Student Senate 3 4 Act V1 tres Commltte 3 Class Offtcer 4 Home Room Offlcer 3 4 Iumor Senxor Prom Commlttee 3 Postscrrpt 4 Glee Club 3 Football 1 Letter Basketball 14 Letter Trackl 4 Letter M Club 4 Evenst Ralph P Aaron Palmer Student Senate 1 3 4 Stu dent Dance Commlttee 3 Stu dent Senate Offrcer 3 4 Presx dent 4 Class Offtcer 3 Pres 3 Home Room Offtcer 14 Post scnpt 4 Football 14 Letter Basketball 1 H1Y 14 Offxcer 3 M Club 24 Foot a all state 4 ,Q Iames Wxllxam Brcxak Ioan Ltvmgston Walter W Van Meter lr Ralph P Evenst Dfw wg-f '- 4 l 1-V 1 r Carol l '-'N 554 Sliiifl-Q'.5ltinv1'l'tli' lli irr:tx..ltf:1r.' A-li' r'i.' sl1irl0v,mrn.,v1' leanne Batesole Roberteen Beaty Juno E. Bella - 9 . - :iii-12 41 U cirx lr n U Ice D.:m:f i l:L.:1w, iz: ' .. f l' x ii XTC' '-4... ni Helene Darlene Brasch Iarnes E. Brees George H. Bremner, lr. Barbara Louise Brennccke Frances Brewer Shirley liladmc Brook Ackley, Carol Irene Woodbury One Acts 1: Curtain Raiser 1: Rose Window Stall 2: Glee Club 1-4. Anile. Shirley Anne Timber Creek No. 4 Glee Club Z. Ashcroft, Thomas Henry Grand Meadow, Minn. Vocational 3, 4. Baker, Shlrley lean Glick Banzhaf. Marianne E. Aaron Palmer Operetta 1: Glee Club 1, 2: G.Y. 4: G.R. 1: Vocational 4. Bates, Patricia Helen St. Mary's Glee Club 3: G.R. 1. Batesole. Ieanne M. Arnold Technical Crew 1: Curtain Raisers 1: Glee Club 1-3: Pep Club 3, 4: Demolege 1: G.Y. 3: G.R. 1, 2: Colonial Ball 2: G.A. A. 3, 4: Vocational 4. Beaty. Roberteen Moravia Vocational 4. Bellus. Iune E. Timber Creek No. 3 One Acts 4: Glee Club 1-4, Berg. Patricia Iane Amold Student Senate 1, 2: Student Dance Com- mittee 2: H.R. Officer Z, 3, 4: All-School Play 2: One Acts 3: Technical Crew 1, 2. 3: Curtain Raisers 1: Pebbles Ad Solicitor 2: Auditorium Usher 4: Demolege 2-4: Secretary 3: H. of R. 2. 3: G.A.A. 2-4: Pep Club 2-4: G.Y. 3, 4: G.R, 1, 2: Church League Basketball 1-4: Co-Pres. Ir. High 1. Black. Ioe Donald Greenfield, Iowa Vocational 4. Boyer. Shirley Louise Aaron Palmer Glee Club 1, 2: Demolege 2-4: G.Y. 3: G. R. l. Brasch, Helene Darlene Franklin Glee Club 1, 2: Demolege 2-4, Secretary 4: Colonial Ball 2, 4: G.A.A. 2-4: H. ol R. 2-4: Vocational 4. Brees. Iames E. Rogers Orchestra 4, Band 1-4: Letter, Brass Sextette 4: Operetta 1: Glee Club l-3. Bremner. George H.. Ir. Van Cleve Vocational 1-4. Brennecke. Barbara Louise Rogers Curtain Raisers 1: Glee Club 1-4: Demolege 2-4: Colonial Ball 2, 4: G.A.A. Z-4: Pep Club 2-4: G.Y. 3, 4: G.R. 1, 2. Brewer. Frances Independence, Mo. Vocational 4. Brooks, Shirley Nadine Amold One Acts 1: Technical Crew 1: Curtain Raisers 1: Rose Window Stall 2: Postscript 4: Glee Club 1-4: Demolege 2. 3, Colonial Ball 2, 4: G.A.A. 2-4: Pep Club 2-4: G.Y. 3.4: G.R. 1, 2, Brown Dons G Anson One Acts 3 Glee Club 13 GAA 3 Vocattonal 4 Bruster Betty Darlene Abbott Home Room Othcer 4 Glee Club 13 G A 24 PepClub24 GY34 GR 2 Church League Basketball 2 4 Bryant Ioyce Maunne Arnold Home Room Ofhcer 13 All School Play 1 3 4 One Actsl 3 4 Techmcal Crew 14 Curtam Raxsers 1 Pres 1 Audrtortum Usher 4 Iuntor Semor Prom Commrttee 3 Pebbles Ad Solxcttor Z Postscnpt 4 Assoc Edttor 4 Glee Club 2 Demolege 24 GAA 24 Letters PepClub24 GY 3 4 Otfxcer 3 GR I Z Church League Basketball 14 Socletas Praemx Vxrtutxs 4 Cheer Leader 1 4 Buchan Helen M St Anthony Vocatxonal 4 Glee Club 2 Vocattonal 4 Burke Kathleen Franklm Student Senate 4 Orchestra 14 Letter 3 4 Strxng Tr1o 3 4 Stung Quartette 3 4 Strmg Sextette 4 AllSchool Play 1 Techmcal Crew 1 3 Curtam Raxsers 1 Rose Wmdow Stall 2 3 Postscnpt 4 Demolege 24 Colontal Ball 4 GAA Z4 Pep Club 24 GY 3 4 GR 1 Z Socletas Praemx Vxrtutls 3 4 Byers Wtlllam Manon Marlon No 4 Prolect Commlttee 4 Cafeteria Worker 3 Carlson Dorothy Ieanne Cedar Raptds la Glee Club 3 4 Colomal Ball 4 G Y 4 Vocattonal 4 Caleterta Worker 4 Htgh School Trto 4 Catron Russell K Ir Franklm Band 14 One Acts 1 4 Curtam Ratsers 1 Rose Wxndow Staff 2 3 Pebbles Ad Sollcttor 2 3 Glee Club 3 Football 13 Le ter Basketball 1 Track 1 Letter H1Y Church Helen Lomse Woodbury Student Senate 3 Home Room Otfxcer 3 Vocattonal 4 Cafeterla Worker 2 4 Vocatlonal 4 Cooper Keith Aaron Palmer Student Senate 1 Home Room Othcer 1 Glee Club 1 Football 4 Vocatxonal 3 4 Coulter Margaret Iune Tlmber Creek No 2 Glee Club 1 3 Demolege 2 Colontal Ball G A A 2 G Y Daehn lack B Rogers Student Senate 3 4 Assembly Commlt tee 3 Actrvrttes Commnttee 3 Home Room Ofttcer 3 Techmcal Crew l Football 14 Letters Basketball 1 2 Letters Track It Letters H1 Y 4 Olllcer 4 M Club 2 4 Pres 4 Football all state honorable mentlon 4 Davts Walter Hugh Rogers Techmcal Crew 24 luntor Semor Prom ommlttee 3 Glee Club 1 H Y Church League Basketball 1 Vocatlonal 4 Davts Mildred L Frankltn Home Room Ofhcer 4 Orchestra 1 B nd 1 One Acts 1 Techmcal Crew 1 Curtam Ra1sers 1 Postscr1pt 4 Glee Club 1 Demolege 4 GAA 4 Pep Club 4 GY 4 GR 1 Pro1ectComm1ttee 4 Demolege 3 GY 4 Dorosxn Leon A Franklnn Band 14 Letter Douglass Vera Frances Rogers Orchestra 1 Curtam Ratsers 1 Audttor 1um Usher 4 Pebbles Ad SOl1CllOI 2 Post Scrtpt 4 Glee Club 13 Demolege 24 G A 24 Letters Pep Club 24 GY 3 4 GR 1 2 Church League Basketball 2 4 Announcement Commxttee 4 Betty Darlene Bruster loyce Maurme Bryant Hc-lon M Bucl Batt L Buchanan Kathleen Burke W llmv Marlon By nrs B6 Dorothy leonne Carlson Russell K Catron Ir Heler Lo use Church Wlllxam A Clark Ketth Cooper Margaret lune Coulter ,ann m1 1 -as 4--fi' v F Iaclr B Daehn Walter Hugh Davu Mildred L Davis Margaret Ruth Devlclt Leon A Dorosln Vera Frances Douglass .A, . - : - I: . . . : . I A ' '- . . : . . ' .Q 4, ' l l I A .w' C ' : Y : i- 1-45 ' I A - I, . . A 3' I . Buchanan, Beny L. Momou, Clark, William A. Newton Devick. Margaret Ruth Dunbar ' ' : ' . 4: I i:.. 'I ' . ,VZ i 'V . . 5 n A I I A A 5 K , Q , 42' lx 4,5 ' C -. A 'Y . :KJ Thaw' b an U Wu M C' Dmwen Kvfmefh l'uf3 ' ff' 103' Lforrs Flliott Don ld L Lmer Donra lean Essen Margaret Fvenson Gp H-I France l'kll'lGHd Fleanor Clonda Ferqusfn james Howard perkm ugeuy june Ford Gland Fox Donald P Froers Dorothy Leo Gard Donna Mono Garland Smah. loan Gibson Batty Arlene L 1 Evelyn Bernice Gilson Downs Thayes lean Anson Student Senate 4 Assembly Committee 4 Class Officer Vice Pres 3 Auditorium Usher 4 Iunior Senior Prom Committee 3 Pebbles Ad Solicitor 2 Glee Club 1 2 Demolege Vice Pres 3 Pres 4 Colonial Ball 2 4 GAA 4 Officer 4 Pep Club 24 Demolege H of R 2 3 GY Officer 4 GR 2 Pr 2 Church Lea ue Basketball 24 Class Ring Committee 3 Announcement Committee 4 Cafeteria Worker 3 4 Dressen Wilma G Aaron Palmer Glee Club 14 GR 1 Easley Kenneth Eugene Cedar Rapids Band 2 3 Track 2 3 Letter I-lrY 24 M Club 3, 4: Church League Basketball Elliott. Doris Liscomb Orchestra 4: Band 1-4, Letter: One Acts 3: Technical Crew 1-3: Curtain Raisers 1: Rose Window Staff 3: Postscript 4, Ass't Copy Editor 4: Glee Club 2: G.Y. 4: Societas Praemi Virtutis 3, 4. Emerson. Donald L. Aaron Palmer Glee Club 1: Hi-Y 2. Essen Donna lean Woodbury Band Majorette 2, 3: Glee Club 4: Voca- tional 4. Evenson Margaret Rogers Orchestra 1 4 Band 14 Letter One Acts 1 Curtain Raisers l Rose Window Staff 2 3 Demolege 24 Colonial Ball 2 A 24 GY 3 4 GR 1 2 Socie Praemi Virtutis 4 Farland Frances Woodbury Club2 GY34GR12 Vo tional3 4 Ferguson Eleanor Clorrda Arnold Student Dance Committee 4 Class Of ficer 3 Home Room Officers 1 4 Technical Crew 2 Curtain Raisers 1 Auditorium Usher 4 Postscript 4 Glee Club 14 Demolege 2 3 GAA 2 4 Pep Club 24 O icers 3: G.Y. 3, 4: G.R, 1, 2, Officer 2: Church League Basketball 2-4: Student Senate 4. Perkin, Iames Howard Aaron Palmer Hi-Y 4. Ford Betty lane Abbott Orchestra 3: Band 1-3: Glee Club 1: Demolege 4: Colonial Ball 4: G.Y. 3, 4: Vocational 4. Fox. Gloria Aaron Palmer Glee Club 2-4. Freers Donald P Rogers Glee Club 1 Basketball 2 HIY 14 Church League Basketball 14 Vocational Gard Dorothy Lee Franklin Home Room Officer 3 Orchestra 14 String Sextette 4 Operetta 1 Al1Schoo1 Plav l Technical Crew 14 Curtain Rai ers 1 Rose Window Staff 2 3 Postscript 4 Glee Club 1 Demolege 2 4 G A A 2 4 P Club24 GY34 GR l 2 Poey Club 3 Garland Donna Marie Franklin Home Room Officer 1 Operetta 1 2 All School Play 1 One Acts 1 Curtain Raisers Glee Club 13 Trio 4 Sextette Demolege 1 2 Colonial Ball 1 2 GAA 1, 2, G.R. 1. Church League Basl-.etball 1. 2: Vocational 3. Gibson. Sarah lean Abbott Orchestra 1, 3, 4: Band 1-4, Letter: All- School Play 3: One Acts 1-3: Curtain Raisers 1: Rose Window Staff 2, 3: Post- script 4, Copy Editor 4: Glee Club 1: Demolege 244: Colonial Ball 2: G.A.Ar 2-4: G.Y. 3, 4: GR. 1, 2: Project Committee 4: Societas Praemi Virtutis 3. 4: Technical Crew 1, 3, Gile, Betty Arlene Melbourne Student Senate 4: Activities Committee 4: One Acts 3: Technical Crew 2, 3: Auditorium Usher 4: Pebbles Ad Solicitor 2: Postscript 4: Glee Club 2-4. Gooding. Charlotte Eleanor Gorman. lean Amold Technical Crew 1-23 Curtain Raisers 1: Pebbles Ad Solicitor 2: Glee Club 1-3: Demolege 2-4: Pep Club 2-4: G.Y, 3, 4: G.R, 1, 2. Gravatt. Kenneth Paul Arnold Band 1-3, Bravs Sextet 3: Basketball 1-4, Letter 4: Track 25 Hi-Y 1-45 M Club 1: Church League Basketball l-4: Cafeteria Worker 4 Grewell Genevieve I Anson Technical Crew 1 Curtain Raisers 1 Rose Window Staff 3 Auditorium Usher 4 Iunior Senior Prom Committee 3 Pebbles Ad Solicitor 2 Post Script 4 Lwlee Club 1 Demolege 24 Demolege House of Repre sentatives 3 GY 3 4 GH l 2 Church League Basketball 14 Project Committee 4 Cafeteria Worker 4 Grossman Mildred Rogers All School Play 4 One Acts 1 3 Tech nical Crew 3 4 Curtain Raisers 1 Rose Window Staff 2 3 Iunior Senlor Prom Committee 3 Post Script 4 Glee Club 14 Demolege 3 4 Pep Club 24 GY 3 4 GR 1 Project Committee 4 Societas Praemi Virtutis 4 Hanson Myra Marie Blue River Wis Pb gov' Charlotte Ll cr nrG1 '1 Q, r G md? 'V hm Mu e K Harmon Iccn Hc' 1 73 Harmon, Merle K. Aaron Palmer Hinshaw, George W. Rogers Vocational 3, 4. Ham, lean Anson Operetta 1: One Acts 1, 4: Glee Club 1-45 Demolege 2-45 Colonial Ball 2: G.A.A. 2-43 Pep Club 2-4: G,Y. 3, 4: GR, 15 Church League Basketball 4. One Acts 1: Technical Crew 1, 27 Cur- tain Raisers 1: Post Script 4: Glee Club 17 Hi-Y 1-4: Cafeteria Worker 3, 4. Hof. Barbara Ann Rose Window Staff 35 Glee Demolege Z: G.A.A, 2, 35 Pep Church League Basketball 2: Linn No. 2 Club l, 27 Club 3, 4: Vocational Hayes Violet Mane Franklin Glee Club 3 Demolege 2 3 GAA 2 3 Hemmick Milburn Keen Catonsville Band 3 Glee Club 3 H1Y 3 4 Hill Ierome P Rogers Band 4 H1 Y 2 Vocational 4 Himes Frances Pamela Woodbury Glee Club 1 Vocational 4 Kviricth P r 4' Cafeteria Worker 3 4 Hoffman Mary Albion Ia GY4 Hoqeland Dean W Aaron Palmer Football 1 2 4 Letter Basketball 14 L er Track l 3 4 Lette H Y 24 Of ficer 2 M Club 3 4 Officer 4 Church League Basketball 13 Hoover Betty Iean Franklin Glee Club 2 3 Howard Donna lean Milli irn he n Hernmick 0 , 9 t ar c ki 'QU'- Goorqe W Hinshaw Barbara Ann Hof Mary Hoffman W Dean Hoqelarld Betty lean Hoover Donna lean Howard . 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Charles Frederick Franklin Orchestra 2, 3: Band 1-3: Rose Window H,R, Officer 1, 4: Curtain Raisers 1: . Staff 2, 3: Pebbles Ad Solicitor 2: Demo- Football 1: Hi-Y l-4: M Club 2-4: Church Husion' Goldie L- Abbon lege 4: Colonial Ball 4: G.Y. 3: GR, 1, 2: League Basketball 1, 3. Vocational 4. Ienkins. Christina T. Anson H, R. Officer 2: Glee Club 1, 2: Demo- lege 2, 3: Colonial Ball 2: House of Repre- sentatives 2: G.R, 2: Vocational 4: Cafe- teria Worker 3, 4. Iohnson. Esther L. Anson Student Senate 2: Student Dance Com- mittee 2: H.R. Officer 2, 3: Curtain Raisers 1: Rose Window Staff 3: Auditorium Usher 4: Glee Club 1: Demolege 2-4: G.A.A. 2-4: G.A.A. Letter: Pep Club 2-4: G.Y, 3, 4: G.R. 1, 2: Church League Basketball 1-4: Cafeteria Worker 4: Post Script 4. Iohnston. Dorothy Ellis Rogers Curtain Raisers 1, Rose Window Staff 2. 3: Glee Club 1-3: Demolege 2, 3: Colonial Ball 2: G.Y. 3: GR. 1.2. Iones. Shirley E. Woodbury Orchestra 1: Operetta 1: One Acts 1: Glee Club 1-4: Sextet 1: Trio 3: G.A.A. 2-4: Pep Club 2-4: G.Y. 3, 4: G.R. 1, 2: Church League Basketball 4: Vocational 3: Cafeteria Worker 2. Kellogg. D. Martin Arnold Student Senate 1, 3: Student Dance Com. mittee 3: I-LR, Officer 1-4: Junior Senior Prom Committee 3: Basketball 1-4: Hi-Y 1-4: Hi-Y Officer 3. Kenner, Bernard L. Aaron Palmer Keoppel. Robert W. Woodbury Hi-Y 4: Church League Basketball 2-4. Keopple, Gwendolyn Marie Roswell, New Mexico Orchestra 1-3: One Act.: 1: Curtain Raisers l: Glee Club 1-3: Demolege 2-45 Colonial Ball 2-4: G.A.A. 2, 4: Pep Club 2-4: G.Y. 3, 4: GR. 1, 2: Vocational 3: Cafeteria Worker 3, 4: Poetry Club 4. Klinger, Edith A. Cedar Rapids, Iowa Vocational 4. Krivohlavy. Bette Louise Fort Dodge, Ia. Lane, Doris Ann Anson Demolege 3: G.Y. 3: Vocational 4. Latare, Paul S. Rogers Operetta 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Hi-Y 1-4: Vocational 4. Long. Mary L. Taylor No. 4 Glee Club 2: Demolege 2, 3, 4: Colonial Ball 2, 4: G.A.A. Z. 3: Pep Club 2: voca- tional 4. Lundy, Marforie C. Anson Cafeteria Worker 3, 4. McAlister, lane Louise Arnold Iunior Senior Prom Committee 3: Glee Club 1-4. uise Krivohlovy r Mc lellan Laverna Grace Anson eretta 1 2 Glee Club l 2 3 GR Vocatlonal 4 McDonnell Ioyce Mane Rogers One Acts 1 Techmcal Crew l Curtatn Ralsers l Audrornum Usher 1 Glee Club olege 2 3 P p Club 2 3 4 Demolege House of R resentauves 2 G Y 3 4 GR l 2 Church League Basketball 1 4 McDowell Norman Eugene Van Wert la Dropped lrom class ln April McFarland Catherine Louise Anson All School Play l One Acts l Tech nlcal Crew 1 Curtaln Ralsers 1 Rose Wmdow Salt 2 3 Audrtorxum Usher 4 Post Scr1pt4 Glee Club l 2 Demolege 24 GAA 24 Letter Pep Club 24 GY 3 4 GR l 2 Church League Basketball l 4 Caleterra Worker 2 4 Malloy Patl Franklxn Student Senate Olhcer Sec Treas 4 Student Senate 4 Orchestra l 3 Band 14 Band Letter 3 4 Operetta l All School Play 14 One Acts l 3 Techmcal Crew 12 Curtain Rcnsers l Rose Wmdow Stall 3 Audrtorrum Usher 4 Iunxor Senxor Prom Commxttee 3 Pebbles Ad Solxcttor 2 Post Scrlpt Edxtor 4 Glee Club l 2 Demolege 24 Colcnral Ball 2 G A A 24 Pep Club Homecommg Attendant GY 34 President 4 GR l 2 Church LQCIQJG Basketball 4 Socxetas Praemr Vlrtutrs 3 4 GR and GY Conferences Marshall lack Wrllxams Franklm Student Senate l4 Home Room Otlrcer 2 4 Iunror Senxor Prom Commxttee 3 Basketball 14 H1 Y 14 Church League Basketball one year Mitchell Anna Rosalre Gltck Techmcal Crew l Curtatn Raxsers l GY 3 4 Socxetas Praemx Vrrtuhs 3 4 Poetry Club 4 Moll Lewts Merle Montgomery Mlnn AllSchool Play 3 One Acts 3 Te h nlcal Crew 3 Poetry Club 1 Football r Basketball All State Montgomery l Z Moore Dorothy Ann Rogers Orchestra 3 Specral Groups Strmg Trro 3 4 All School Play 1 Techmcal Crew l Curtam Raxsers l Glee Club sextet Ac compamst 4 14 Demolege 24 Colonral B 2 GAA 24 Pep Club 24 Home comrng Attendant 4 GY 3 4 GR 1 2 Mornson Robert F Aaron Palmer Orchestra Groups 1 4 Curtam Ratsers 1 F otball l 4 H1Y 14 Church League Basketball 14 Nance Pat Rogers Student Senate l 3 Assembly Commxt tee 3 Home Room Ofhcer 13 Techmcal Crew 2 3 Curtain Ratsers l AUd1lOIlUm Usher 4 Iunror Senror Prom Commlttee 3 Post Scrlpt 4 Glee Club 14 Demolege 24 Colonral Ball 2 GAA 24 Le er Pep Club Olltcer 4 24 Homecomm ueen 4 GY 3 4 R 2 Othce Church League Basketball 24 Sextet 4 Pebbles Ad Sohcrtor 2 Nason Eunice Iean Woodbury GR 1 2 Vocat1onal4 La Verna Gra e Mtn le lr I utr lV'ar1e McDonnell Norrran Fug:-ne Mclfvovx ell athertne Lour e Mclfarlanfl 36? 1 Anna t salxe Mxtnnett Nexsess Grlbert C Woodbury Vocatronal 4 Ness Ronald Eugene Vocattonal 3 1 Mlrl year graduate Nrckerson Frances Arnold Student Senate l 2 4 Home Room Ot hcer 1 Z One Acts l Techmcal Crew l Curtam Ralsers l Post Scrlpt 4 Demolege 2 4 G A A 2 4 Pres 4 Letter Pep C ub Y 4 GR l 2 Church Lea u Basketball l 4 Novak Gladys Lorene Aaron Palmer Orchestra 13 Rose Wmdow Stall 2 3 Demolege 3 Glee Club 1 Demolege H of R 3 G R l Vocat1onal4 Olson Sally Mae Abbott Techmcal Crew l Curtatn Rarsers l Pebbles Ad Solncxtor 2 Demolege 24 Colorual Ball 2 G R l 2 Cafete ra Work ONeal Roger E A bert Lea Munn Student Senate 4 Home Rwom Oltrcer 1 Band 4 Letter Brass Sextette 4 Football 4 Basketball l Track 24 Letter 3 4 H1Y 4 M Club 4 Church League Basketball 4 Proyect Commlttee 4 Caleterta Worker wo' 'W' A gr 'J' Pam Mflll 'r lack Wxllxam Mar hall 'N JI! rle Moll Dorothy Ann Moore Robert F Morrison Patrrcra Nance luntrr Ioan Nason Grlberl C Nensess Ronald Eugene- Ness Frances Nickerson Gladys Lorene Novak Sally Mae Olson Roger E O Neal Q-,t,QnOopcnl1cirncr Virrginici M. Orchard g C7 Norma M. Polurxfl DYTVK1 V- pflff' ,Q -.: Clark E. Richardson Richard A. Richmond Oppenheimer. Gwen Aaron Palmer Demolege 4, Colonial Ball 4: Pep Club 4: G.Y, 3-4: Societas Praemi Virtutis 4. Orchard. Virginia M. Taylor No, 5 G.Y. 4: Vocational 3-4, Otte. Mary Helen Rogers One Acts 1. Technical Crew 1. Curtain Raisers 1: Post Script 4: Glee Club 1-4: Demolege 3: Pep Club 2-47 Demolege House of Representatives 3: G.Y, 3-4: G.R. 1-2: Cafeteria Worker 4. Paul. Eugene W. 'Woodbury Football 2-4, Letter: Basketball 2-4: Hi-Y 3-4: M Club 4: Church League Basket- ball 3-4. Penne, Charlotte I. Waterloo, Ia. Glee Club 4: G.A.A. 1: G.R. 1: Church League Basketball 4. Pinneo, lane Louise Anson School Glee Club 1-3: Demolege 2: G.R. 1-2: Vocational 4. -J -f. ..1f,.-, f-4.1 n. ... Nur: fic-l'ri Otto l'u'gm1c-Vx! Pau' Ch. 1 t. , i..,i,.r I...i ..-,i,- Film , Lillian Prochasika Arflyth louise Quinn Margaret E. Rinqold Iohn I. Robb Poland. Norma M. Anson School Glee Club 1-2-3: Vocational 4. Price, David V. Franklin Band 1-4, Letter: One Acts 4, Curtain Raisers 1. Prochaska, Lillian Anson School Demolege 2-3: G.Y. 3: G.R. 1-25 Voca- tional 4. Quinn. Ardyth Louise Abbott Rose Window Staff 2-3: Glee Club 1-3. Accompanist for Sextet 1: Demolege 2-3: G.A.A, 2-3: Pep Club 2-4: G.Y. 3-4: G,R. 1-2: Library Assistant 4. Ragland. Dorothy Lee Woodbury Glee Club 1-4: Demolege 25 Pep Club 4. Rempp. Winifred L. Montour Public School G.A.A, 3: G.Y, 4: Vocational 4: Cafe- teria Worker 3-4. TZ Dorothy Loo flaglrmtl YV.:.ifrr'd 1.. Rc-mpp EWG 1OY Rogers Roger W. Rosebuxrouqh Richardson, Clark E. Vienna 4 Band 1-4, Letter. Richmond, Richard A. Franklin Vocational 4: Glee Club 1-3. Ringold. Margaret E. Rhodes Home Room Officer 2: Orchestra 1-4: Operetta 1: Curtain Raisers 1: Glee Club 1-4: Societas Praemi Virtutis 3-4: Poetry Club 4. Robb. Iohn I. St. Mary's Band 3: Rose Window Staff 35 Glee Club 3: Hi-Y 3. Rogers, Eva Icy Aaron Palmer Glee Club 1-3: Vocational 4, Rolston. lack Glick Operetta 1, 2: Technical Crew 4: Glee Club 1-35 Football l, 2: Basketball 1, 2: Hi-Y 2-4: Church League Basketball 2: Vocational 4. Roseburrough, Roger W. Aaron Palmer Band 1-4. Woodwind Quintet 3, Clarinet Quartet 1-2-4. Letter: Pebbles Ad Solicitor 2: Poetry Club 4. Salomon Iune Ins Gltcc Band 1 Operetta 2 One Acts 3 Tech mcal Crew 3 Curtam RQISGIS 1 Pebbles Ad Solrcttor 2 Glee Club 14 Demolege 2 Sextet 4 Colomal Ball 2 Pep Club 3 G Y 4 Saltzman Dorothy lean Aaron Palmer Glee Club 13 GY 34 GR 12 Voca txonal 4 Scheliert Lewxs Eugene Arnold Home Room Otftcer 13 Post Scnpt 3 4 Vocatxonal 3 4 Scott Claude R Trmber Creek No Home Room Ottrcer 34 Vocattonal ' Cafeterxa Worker 3 4 Shalley Delores M Aaron Palmer Demolege 2 3 G A A 2 3 Pep Club 2 3 GY 34 GR 1 Vocatxonal 4 Sholes Wamta Wxlson Aaron Palmer Technrcal Crew 2 Curtarn Ratsers Rose Wmdow Stall 1 Glee Club 1 Socretas Praemx Vrrtutrs 3 4 Poetry Club 1 S Skramovsky Donald Ralph LeGrand No 2 One Acts 14 Curtarn Ratsers 1 Voca ttonal 2 Sorensen Marran A Roqers Home Room Othcer 4 Orchestra 12 Band 14 Letter Woodwmd Qu1ntet3 Techmcctl Crew 3 Curtatn Raxsers 1 Rose Wlndow Stall 3 Auclttorrum Usher 4 Iuntor Senror Prom Commrttee 3 Post A 24 Pep Club 24 GY 34 12 Church League Basketball 14 Prolect Commtttee 4 Southard Thomas I Marlon No 4 Football 14 Letter Track 3 4 Letter HrY 4 M Club 24 Football All State 4 Spencer Thomas Vauqh Anson Football 13 Basketball 13 Track 13 Letter Sprmqer Bnce D Anson Football 4 Stetfler Arthur H Ir Rogers All School Play 14 One Acts 4 Tech rncal Crew 4 Glee Club 34 H Y 14 1-hip, Steqman Howard S Aaron Palmer Band 14 Glee Club 2 Stemmayer Patrtcxa M Ghclk Student Senate 3 Home Room Otttcer 34 Curtam Ralsers 1 Pebbles Ad Sollct t 2 Demolege 24 Colomal Ball 2 Demolege House of Representatrves 2 G R 12 Vocatlonal 4 Cateterta Worker 4 Steveson Marllee M Tlmber Creek No 2 Demolege 2 G Y 3 Stone Mxlton L Ir Home Room Othcer 1 Technlcal Crew 14 Curtam Rarsers 1 H1 Y 14 Vocat1onal Sunday Robert Hovey Mmneapohs Mum Student Senate 1 and 4 Assembly Com mrttee 4 Student Senator Othcer 4 Home Room Oflrcer 12 Band 1 Post Scrtpt 4 Football 14 Letter Basketball 13 Letter Track 1 H Y 14 M Club 34 Church League Basketball 1 3 Caleterra Worker 3 Football All State Honorable Mentton 4 H1Y Pres 4 Swrtzer Vtrgmta Lee Abbott Rose Wmdow Staff 2 Glee Club 3 G A A 2 Vocattonal 4 Trey Harriet Ann Rogers Home Room Otftcer 1 One Acts 13 Technlcal Crew 13 Curtarn Ratsers 1 Glee Club 14 Demolege 24 Colomal Ba 2 and 4 GAA 24 Pep Club 24 Demoleqe House of Representattves 2 G Y 34 GR 12 Church League Basket ba 1 Iunc- lrt Salcxnon Lor Ilxy lr: r- Saltzman c c Sche 1 rt lau 'Q R C H ,, Al 1' ev H.,-f 'T U' nu J Ralph Skramovslzy Marian A Sorensen Tlxomusl Southard mr rr Vrugln Sp 1 tr 5 rtnqt Anhui, H S! mer If K Howard S Ste man ' Marxlee M Steveson Robert Hovey Sundav Vtrqmra Lee Swttzer Harrtst Ann Trey 9 Patncla M Stemmayor I Y. Lcc Von Ahh Glemlem: Trirkriy Nwrmu Ati'-une Triple!! lov R. Tye. Ir. limi- T-1.Tysciul1 Tl' xml-4 P. Vumi'-ram-k Helen Louise Vibliard Lyle A. Wlall Mary Lou Walatka Earl E. WedQW00d efifr Marilyn l. Wetherlaer- Mauricf Whitaker Wanda Pearl Whitaker Ioan Whitehill Trickey, Glendene Arnold Home Room Officer 1: Curtain Raisers 1: Rose Window Staff 2-3: Pebbles Ad Solici- tor 2: Glee Club 1-4: Demolege 3: G.A.A. 2-3: Letter: Pep Club 2-4: G.Y. 3-4: G.R. 1-21 Church League Basketball 1-3. Triplett. Norma Adeane Melbourne Band l-3: Rose Window Staff Z: Church League Basketball 2-4: Vocational 4. Tye, Ioe B., Ir. Rogers Student Senate l: Home Room Oificer 1: Orchestra 1-4: Band 1-4, Letter: Drum Solo 3-4: All-School Play l-2: One Acts 1: Cur- tain Raisers l: Pebbles Ad Solicitor 2: Basketball 2-4: Hi-Y 1-2-4: Church League Basketball 2-4: Post Script 4. Tysdale, Iune M. G.R. lp Vocational 4. Vandercook. Donald P. Franklin ' 4 Home Room Officer 5 Hi-Y 4. Vibbard. Helen Louise Aaron Palmer Glee Club l-4: G.R. l. - Douglas H. Wiene-ke Donald F. Wilcox Von Ahn, Lee Vocational 4. Wall. Lyle A. Garwin Walatka, Uonesi Mary Lou Ames G.Y. 2-4: G.A.A. 2-4: Pep Club 2-4: Home Room Officer 3: Demolege House of Representatives 3: Post Script 2-3-4: Demo- lege 2-4: Pebbles Ad Solicitor 2-3: Rose Window Staff 2-3: Vocational 3. Wedgwood, Earl E. Woodbury Wetherbee. Marilyn I. Taylor No. 4 One Acts 4: Glee Club 1-4: Demolege 2-3: Colonial Ball 2. Whitaker, Maurice Taylor No, 6 Glee Club 2, Vocational 3. frirv 'Q' Roberta E. Wilcox Mary Ellen Wiley Whitaker, Wanda Pearl Taylor No. 6 Whitehill. Ioan i Rogers Student Senate 1-2-4: Home Room Ol- ficer 1-2-43 Technical Crew l: Curtain Raisers 1: Rose Window Staff 3: Demolege 2-4: Colonial Ball 2 and 4: G.A.A. 2-4: Pep Club Z-4: G.Y. 3-4: G.R. 1-2. Wieneke, Douglas H. Franklin Vocational 4. Wilcox, Donald F. Glick Football 1: Vocational 3-4. Wilcox, Roberta E. Arnold Operetta 2: Glee Club 1-4: Demolege 2-3: Colonial Ball 2: Demolege House oi Representatives 2-3: G.R. 1: Vocational 4. Wiley. Mary Ellen Glick One Acts 4: Demolege 2-3: Colonial Ball 2: Demolege House of Representatives 2: G.Y. 4: G.R. 2: Cafeteria Worker 3-4. If , AW Audrey Marie Wilson Lois lean 'Nilsoii -Vtllicni P. VVr.'ilwl Mary Lotxisc' VV','l:lc Glen pong, Wilson, Audrey Rogers Operetta Z: One Acts 1: Technical Crew 1-3: Curtain Raisers 1: Glee Club 13: Demolege 2, 3, 45 Colonial Ball 2, 4: G. A.A. 3, 4: G.Y. 3, 4: G.R. 1, Z: Cafeteria Worker 3, 4. Wilson, Lois Aaron Palmer Operetta l, 2: Technical Crew l: Curtain Raisers 1: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Sextet 4: Demolege 2: G.R. 1, Z: Societas Praemi Virtutis 3, 4: Poetry Club 4. Wright. William Vocational 4. Des Plaines, Illinois Schultz. Iomes Hi-Y 3: Church League Basketball 3: Vocational 3-4. Abbott firm., ebay lames Henry Schultz Floyd H, Switzer SUMMER SCHOOL. 1944 GADUATES Project Committee Wykle, Mary Lou Aaron Palmer Home Room Officer l, 2: Orchestra l-45 Trio, Sextet Z, 4: Operetta 1, 2: One Acts l: Technical Crew 4: Curtain Raisers 1: Rose Window Staff 2, 31 Glee Club l-4: Demclege 24: Cclonial Ball 2, 45 Pep Club 2-4: G.Y. 3, 45 G.R. 1, 2: Socictas Praerni Virtutis 3, 4. Poiter VV. Glen Aaron Palmer Track l, 2, 3: Letter 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3: Letter 3: Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2: Band 1, Z, 35 Rose Window 2: Summer School Graduate '43, Swizer, Floyd Woodbury Vocational 3, 4, As a senior project this year's class chose a large flag, complete with pole and standard. The pole is topped by a gold-colored eagle. Genevieve Gre- well was chairman of the committee, other members being Mildred Davis, Mildred Grossman, Marian Sorenson, Sarah Gibson, Bill Byers, and Roger O'Nea1. Standing: Mildred Grossman, Bill Byers, Roger O'Neal, Mildred Davis, Sarah Gibson. Seated: Marian Sorensen, Genevieve Grewell, -eq- pf K f ld ll Most Representative and Most Popular ini I f Most Likely to Succeed and Smartest Cutest l,' ' 1 i. I S. i' i 'I 1 'lr i t i t W ir 'Ir 'k if Y: W 'k t 'A' ir i Most Representative and Most Popular Ralph Everist and Patti Malloy Best Personality and Friendliest Walter Van Meter and Frances Nickerson Cutest lack Marshall and Ioan Livingston Best Sport George Hinshaw and Clorida Ferguson Most Devoted Couple Iohn Robb and Donna Garland Peppiest Kenneth Easley and Ioyce Bryant Most Likely to Succeed and Smarest Bill Braak and Mildred Grossman Leon Dorosin and Gwen Oppenheimer Most Modest Tom Southard and Mary Otte Best Looking and Best Dressed Dorothy Moore, Bob Sunday, and Gwen Oppenheimer Most Studious Bill Byers and Vera Douglass Most Sophisticated Bob Sunday and Pat Nance Best Athlete Ralph Everist and Catherine McFarland Biggest Giggler lack Marshall and Sarah Gibson Quietest Tom Southard and Iune Bellus Teacher's Pet Ioe Tye and Ioyce Bryant Biggest Man tWomanl Hater Iames Brees and Norma Poland Best Musician Ioe Tye and Mary Lou Wykle Best Dancer Bill Braak and Thayes Downs Biggest Blufier Hugh Davis and Ioyce Bryant Wittiest Milton Stone and Helen Brasch Best Actor Actress Arthur Stettler and Patti Malloy Best Line Martin Kellogg and Pat Berg 1 Best Looking - Best Dressed I. 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S -4:5 - 'fl' I SLE' --an 'Nw QI Y -411 ., 1-I ggnf fi if el' ,iw 'Sim Tye and Harding make with marimbas Greenwood Adams talks on Australia Cape Cod Movies SYdneY Montague ex Mounne Otto Schacht smger Mr Walter and the Iunxor High Band , Misses of the Mass Girls Chou' Assemblies A pleasant diversion from school work may be found in the assemblies given throughout the year, Some of them are traditional, such as the football and basketball assemblies for the presentation of letters, the homecoming assembly, the junior high band assembly, programs by the band and glee clubs, and the Senior Assembly. Other programs feature guest speakers. singers, and instrumentalists. Some in this category that have become almost traditional are the team of Scott and Austin, and Otto Schact who come back again and again by popular demand. High school students show their talents by presenting plays. vocal, and instrumental numbers for assemblies, The Rhythm Kings, high school dance band, presented popular selections for one program, A special assembly was held for the awarding of band and orchestra letters, Students were shown three full length movies f One Hundred Men and a Girl, Wells Fargo, and The Gladiator ---as well as several shorter ones. Who Wouldn't Love Us- Der Feuhrer Speaks. Heil Hinshaw The Gangs All Here GY Lands Blow Post Script Takes World Tour Everything from chorus girls to Cannibals was depicted by Post Script in its annual sales promoting assembly, A program, written and directed by Mildred Grossman and Ioyce Bryant, presented scenes from all over the globe and thus took the audience on a round-the-world tour. Ioe Tye acted as Master of Ceremonies and informed the unsuspecting student body of the fate in store for them. The open- ing scene was outside an air raid shelter in England, featuring Esther Iohnson and Gene Scheffert. Going across the border into Scotland and Ireland, the group encountered Bob Keoppel, a Scotch laddie, who preferred Post Script to Bum's poetry, talking to a pretty Irish colleen, Patti Malloy, Whisked off to Spain on the wings of drama, students saw a brave toreador, lack Marshall, about to fight for the hand of his beautiful senorita, Thayes Downs, and Post Script. A tenseness fell upon the gathering. Storm troopers marched upon the stage followed by that stalwart figure so well-known in today's eventsel-litler, himself, played by George Hinshaw, Seig Heil!! The little man was in the middle of a most important speech. and very well pleased with himself, when he became maddened by reports of a new book that was being published in U. S. A. and which was surpassing his own Mein Kampf. Breathing a sigh of relief at being safely taken from such a menacing scene, the audience now had only to listen to the sweet Swiss yodels of two Alpine lads, Paul Gravatt and Roger O'Neil. Then a trip to a fox hole in Italy gave a touch of war. Braak, Hinshaw, Everist, and Sunday were our American doughboys. A quick trip through the dark continent showed men in unifomi, Charles Lander and Howard Stegman, swooning at the feet of veiled Egyptian beauties, Sorensen, Livingston, Nance, and Downs. In the deep jungles M. H. S, cannibals, Davis and Roseburrough prepared for a hefty meal of Russell Catron. He won his freedom with a copy oi Post Script. In Persia the three allied leaders met in the same locality where three M. H, S.'ers, Byers, Moll, and Sunday. were stationed. A new version of the Volga Boat Song came from the lips of Russian singing and dancing girlsAMalloy, Nance, Ferguson, and Downs. A stop at a South Sea Island showed the wolfish tacticsof a Navy man, Sunday, when there's a good looking gal, Doug- lass, in a grass skirt present. Back in the good old U, S. A. the first stop made was in California. There a movie star, Betty Gile, was seen discussing the latest movie, Post Script with Rosie the Riveter, at work in an aircraft plant. A little farther east the travelers eavesdropped on a conversation between two men, Price and Skramovsky, of the Wild West talking on the possibilities of the rodeo, Marshalltown itself was the next scene of a bloody battle between the leaders of those two outstanding clubs, G. Y. and Hi-Y. Post Script was the winner and the contestants went off together. After this event Patti Malloy, editor of Post Script, gave a sales talk and ushers collected Post Script subscriptions. The grand iinale was a scene in New York where Fats Gravatt and his Post Script Pin-Ups -Aliverist. Sunday, Hinshaw. Easley. and Braake-presented a very new and very original routine of dancing and taheml singing, The little dears were at- tired in becoming pinafores of pastel colors. They modestly danced across the stage and then retumed to sing coyly several une recognizable songs. With this rousing episode the outstanding masterpiece was brought to an end, but it will do doubt live forever in the hearts of those who were privileged to view it. Mrs, Bodie was the faculty advisor. is -' wf-. . 'r'f'7 -F' .LM-N, w- f -as - - ' Demolcge and GAA Coriqregate Girls' Clubs The three girls' clubs sponsored by the high school are Pep Club, G.A.A. fGirls' Athletic Associationl, and Demolege. The chief purpose of the Pep Club is to keep up school spirit at the games. Members wear red and blue jackets and make a colorful appearance, This year Ioan Livingston and Betty Gile acted as copresi- dents. The other officers were Mildred Pell, vice presi- dent: Pat Nance, treasurer: and Mary Grimes, secretary, G.A.A. members work toward winning letters by re- ceiving points for participation in indoor and ou.door sports. They sold candy and sponsored concessions at games to raise money for their club. and also sold tags, the proceeds of which went to buy cigarettes for serv- icemen. Club money is spent to buy equipment for the gym. In the spring they held a Mother and Daughter Banquet at which officers were installed and letters presented. G.A.A. girls also decorated the platform for Homecoming. Frances Nickerson served as president, Barbara Ginter was vice president: Thayes Downs, Dem ole-ge Officers M-, X secretary: and Pat Hoggatt, treasurer. The two main events sponsored by the Demolege members each year are the Colonial Ball held at the Y this year--and the Mother and Daughter Tea. Miss Walters is the sponsor and officers are Thayes Downs - president, Barbara Ginter vice president, Helene Brasch--Asecretary, and Mildred Pellfftreasurer. -.,-.-.. 'Q' Pep Club Gathers Pep Club On The Job GAA Officers Get Together Pep Club Big Wigs Demoleqe Holds Annual Colonial Ball Hi-Y Gang SL ' These Pilot Hi-Y Q X King and Queen of 'Tlunkers Fx-olic Off for the country Hi-Y Does It Again Every Monday night at the Y a large crowd of boys gather to make new plans. They are known as the Hi-Y Club, and their motto is More and Better Projects, One of these projects was a bond-selling trip through the business district, with the aid of the pep band. During the football season Hi-Y'ers ran the score board, sold ads for the programs, which they sponsored. and collected material for the pep bonfire. By selling Beat Ames tags they cleared enough money to keep the basketball team supplied with oranges throughout the season. They also sold ads for the basketball pro. grams, arranged lor having them printed and distrib- uted them at the games. A part of the proceeds from the check room was donated to the Red Cross and part to the athletic fund. At the all-school carnival Hi-Y spon- sored a shooting gallery and a booth for golf putting. Members also volunteered to refinish chairs for a few nights each week. Mr. C. A. Norland gave a talk at one meeting during which he expressed his thanks for this generous work. Other programs during the year included talks about China, the Pacific war, Iuvenile Delinquency, the Col- ored Race, Development of Young Men, and an explan- ation of the local W. T. S. Two movies were shown, one on Alaska and the other showed our football team in action. Activities more on the social side included a hayride for members and their dates one cold night, and a dance, the Flunkers Frolicf' The climax of the year came on April 28 with a formal dance, The Now Yorker held at the Country Club. Club officers were Bob Sunday, president: Arnold Frederickson, now in the Marine service, vice-president: Norris Gould, secretary: and Iack Daehn, treasurer. Coach Cook became the advisor when Mr. Hatt left the Y for a position in Washington. 'R3 77 If 3,- V 3 aiu 4' E!! I G3 al , u. 5. - Y- l QC I X ' 1 - O - 'nfs- Members ol the Socretas Praemr Vrrtutts natronal socrety for honor students 1944 are Ioyce Bryant Kath leen Burke Dons Elliott Mar garet Evenson Sarah Iean Grbson Mrldred Grossman Pattr Malloy Rosalre Mrt chell Gwen Oppenhermer Margaret Rrngold Wanrta Sholes Lots Wrlson and Mary Lou Wykle all semors Four Junrors also belong They are Patrrck Brady Betty Smrth Dons Thompson and Paul Tyossem SOCIETIES of Honor Dean Hogeland secretary treasurer Semors who belong are Bxll Braak Ralph Evenst Paul Gravatt Roger ONeal Eugene Paul Tom Southard Robert Sunday Walter Van Meter and Marlon Yandell Iumors rn the club are Burton Adkrns Allen Blake Darrell Dunham Norns Gould Davrd Meltvedt Cecrl McMahon lack Nrcholson Kenneth Gardner Harry Lrvmgston Irm Reaugh Dtck Worden and Robert Worden Donnell Abney Harold Batesole and Charles Lemmon are the sophomore members Yandell and Nrcholson are now servmg rn the Marme Corps and Dick Worden was drafted rnto the Navy durxng the basketball season M Club was rn charge of concessrons at the drstrrct basketball tournament held rn Marshalltown A O Q: Q.. l ' . . - , ' I , in X l , . 1 l- f-I , 4 R ' ' ' . 1 M Club, with membership open to all lettermen, has as officers-Iack Daehn, president: Willard Shaw, viceepresidentp and - l l J M M 'lm f snr.. xlll? If fix ll A Sophomore Hi-Y Tenth grade Hi-Y meetings were held on Tuesday nights at the Don Abney was this year's president. Vice-president was Bill Tank, Secretary---lim Larson, and treasurer -Dick Berkely. Some of the club's activities forthe year were delivering bills concerning the airport question and sponsoring a novel boxing match at the carnival. They joined Sophomore G. R. for a mixed swim and gym night, A spring dance on May 5 was their outstanding social event. When the senior Hi-Y club held its dinner dance, these boys came to their aid by serving as waiters, Sophomore G. R. Did you see that show, Arabian Nights, at the school carnival? Well, that was put on by the tenth grade G.R. Through the year the girls have been taking a course in building personality and charm. Other programs include sewing lor the Red Cross and hearing book reviews by Miss Easter, They held a valentine dance called the Honey Hop and also a kids' party for members only at which the tall girls were the girls and the short girls were their escorts. Officers ol the club were Beverly Piiefer, president: Iane Thomas, vice-president: Martha Marshall, secretary, and Pat Duncan. treasurer. e Carol Wes Hyac1nth Helen Peggy Eve Sarah Eves Lenore Mrs Trlmmer Truck Drwer Brother Goose mard Bob Bet! Mary Henderson Dlck Kothenbeutel Barbara Grntex Mrldred Pell Pam Malloy Ioyce Bryant Mrldred Grossman Marlene Moore Sue Cartwrxqht Arthur Stefller Wes Carol and Hyacmth are the younger members of the Adams famlly and Ieff IS the b1g brother for whom the play IS named Ieff a struggl1ng young arch1tect 1S burdened w1th all of the fam1ly problems from the mendmg to h1s s1ster Hy s passlon for football When Helen the ma1d qurts the fam1ly IS thrown 1nto even more turmorl Upon thrs scene enters the 1ngen1ous Peggy W1nkle She rs a door to door representatrve of a hos1ery company but when Ieff learns what a good manager she IS he per suades her to stay and try to settle h1s fam1ly troubles In the meantrme the plot IS compl1cated by Wes s fallmg rn love wrth a g1rl from the South Eve who has lust moved next door He sells the fam1ly sewmg machme to obtam money for a car 1n whlch to take Eve to a party A motorcycle proves to be all he can afford however and he brlngs 1t home and washes lt 1n the k1tchen Ieff s g1rl Lenore becomes very jealous of Peggy and makes stmgmg comments whrch the gentle Peggy cleverly turns back Wlth the help of Peggy Ieff secures the coveted contracts for Mrs Trlmmer s Wee Blue Inns Lenore s nasty d1spos1t1on xs shown when she plans to bu1ld a house on the lot where Hy s most 1m portant game 1S to take place She almost loses he Wee Blue Inn contracts by 1ns1st1ng that her plans be drawn frrst Everythmg comes out all nght however when the contractors machme stopped by a box of Wheat Puffles that Carol has won ID a contest Hy s team w1ns and she earns enough money mak1ng touchdowns to buy Ieff a new sewmg machme for h1s buthday At a party Hy grves Lenore a dose of po1son 1vy and forces her to show what a d1sagreeable person she really IS When Ieff and Lenore break up he and Peggy d1scover that they re 1n love and Peggy agrees to stay and run the house on the Wrnkle plan I ' I lf S X QTN' CW 'fufk v- in , , . x 9 Y . . Om ' -, . . Q . hex. ' , '1 X A 'V f 4 . it - 1 1 1 . , , . . . . . 1 - 1 1 1 I I - . 1 1 . . . . . . 1 1 . . . . . . , . 1 1 - 1 1 - - 1 11 11 . , , . , . . . . . 1 . - , 11 11 - - - . 1. .1 . . . , . . . 1 1 IS 11 - 11 - 1 - - 1 , . . 1 . 1 1 11 - 11 A Speech Class Active in Dramatics Assemblies this year have included several one act plays made up of members of the speech class. The students were directed by their teacher, Mrs. Frances Bodie. Rummage Rumpus was the story of a har' assed mother who cleaned her attic to find donations for the rummage sale. Little by little, the family claimed its cherished possessions and if Grandma hadn't given the reclaimed goods to the rummage sale by mistake, there would have been no donations. Mrs. Warren, the mother, was played by Dorothy Steward. Others in the cast were: Margery Warren lean Harn Bunny Warren Barbara Ginter Grandma Annette Burnstein Mrs. Crabb Marilyn Wetherbee Mrs. Camercn Iune Bellus Another skit, called The Contest Play, depicted the back-stage worries of a director and the cast of a high school play in a dramatics contest when the leading lady did not arrive on time. Members of the cast WSISZ Miss Barr, the director Shirley Elting leanne Mildred Pell Iohnny David Price Louise Helen Thatcher Roger Donald Skramovsky Dorine Ioan Livingston Professcr Iackson Arthur Steffler Christmas at Casey's, given just before Christmas vacation, showed what happened when Dad brought home a new pair of pants during a flurry of holiday preparation. Having asked all of the femine members of the family to shorten his pants three inches and having been refused by all of them, Dad went to bed feeling disappointed. Later all of the girls repented and one by one shortened the pants. So Dad's Christmas out- fit was still unwearable. The following took part: Mrs. Casey Mary Ellen Wiley lohn Donald Skramovsky Mr. Casey David Price Kathleen Ioan Livingston Mary Helen Thatcher Denny Erwin Landes Two more one acts were presented in the spring. The titles are self-explanatory- lf Men Played Cards as Women Do, and Good Neighbors. ln the former Arthur Steffler, David Price, Erwin Landes, and Donald Skramovsky took part. The 'good neighbors' were Shirley Elting, Barbara Ginter, Mildred Pell, Mary Ellen Wiley, Marilyn Wetherbee, Ioan Livingston, Annette Burnstein, Dorothy Steward, and Iune Bellus. A play based on a Booth Tarkington novel was presented as the second all-school play of the year. The Fighting Littles. And did they fight! Mr. Little with his explosive temper had in mind a candidate for the love of his beautiful daughter, Goody. Norman seemed to be just too, too, perfect until later events proved him to be just the opposite. Goody's choice, Ham Ellers, was nothing but a young hoodlum in Mr. Little's opinion, but Ham finally managed to win the favor of the old man Henriette, Goody's charming room-mate from the Sunny South tried her charm on the entire household, winning Norman's affection to the relief of all concerned. Filmer, the younger brother, was in the clutches of young love and a desire to be 'different.' His little girl friend, Antoinette, almost ruined her life by an episode with young Dicky Harpeddle. Cousin Olita did much to keep peace in the home while Mrs. Little endured severe headaches and such characters as Cuckoo and Screwball, Almatina, Mrs. Harpeddle, and Miss Pologa fthe Egyptian dancerl dashed about, creating turmoil each in her own way. Mrs. Bodie was the director, and the characters were: Almatina Mildred Grossman Antoinette loan Livingston Olita Ioyce Bryant Cuckoo Virginia Whitehill Filmer Conrad Muzzy Screwball Barbara Ginter Ham Ellers Bill Whitehill Henriette Marjorie Moore Mr. Little Arthur Steffler Norman Peel David Price Goody Patti Malloy Dicky Harpeddle Erwin Landes Mrs, Little Sue Cartwright Mrs. Harpeddle Shirley Elting Miss Pologa Mildred Pell - ig I, 'iff 'MM 4, 4. , V' gf , f w ,,., if V 1 W: ,af l . Q, zyg- . Y i ,L 1 vibv . 'T v F, T- S+ ff' I m, J R , V rn... - ,HM lar Meet the Staff Working under difficult and unusual conditions, the staff members combined their efforts and talent to produce the 1944 Post Script, There was no regular journalism class or teacher. All worl-, had to be done during free periods or outside of school hours, In some cases substitute material had to be used when that originally planned for was unobtainable. We have only that fa' miliar alibi It's the war. Eclitorfinfchief Associate Editor Co-copy Editors Art Editor Art Assistants Ioan Livingston, Mildred Davis Patti Malloy loyce Bryant Sarah lean Gibson, Doris Elliott Mildred Grossman Shirley Brooks, Frances Nickerson, Clorida Ferguson, Marian Sorenson, Photographer D, Dale Davis Assistant Mary Lou Walatka Business Manager Bob Sunday Sales Manager Dorothy Gard Solicitors Ioe Tye, Betty Gile, Thayes Downs, Pat Nance, Esther Iohnson, George Hinshaw, Genevieve Grewell, Pat Berg, Bill Braak, Helene Brasch, Harriett Trey Typist Mary Otte Ir, College Editor Helen Klahn Assistants Ioan Boswell, Cora Katzer, Kenneth Hayes, lanice Pederson Faculty Advisor D. Dale Davis :- bt On Strings of Song The high school orchestra, though not a large organization, has been extremely active this year. At the beginning of the year this group played for an assembly at the Iunior High School. The members made their first formal appearance at the Christmas Concert, given in the auditorium in December. They furnished music for the American Legion oratorical con- test. The orchestra, as well as the band, took part in the spring music festival. The high- light of the evening was Grieg's Piano Concerto played by Dorothy Gard, with orchestra ac- companiment. Though they played several numbers at the contest, the orchestra met with no competition this year. Their performance received a first rating. Frank Hill, the instru- mental judge at the contest, said that this or- ganization Was one of the better orchestras of its kind in the state. The orchestra also fur- nished music for the graduation exercises. Picture 1: Shows several soloists of the festival and con- test Mary Iohnson, clarinetist: Kathleen Burke, violinist: Dorothy Steward, violinist: and Mary Lou Wykle, celloist. Picture 2: In the string sextette are Mary Lou Wykle, Dorothy Gard tstring bassl, Kathleen Burke, Dorothy Steward, Elizabeth Wester fviolal, and Pat Duncan pianoi. Picture 3: Mary Lou Wykle, Kathleen Burke, and Dorothy Moore all seniors-compose the string trio, one of the most active musical groups in the school. seflex Vocal In December, massed glee clubs presented the annual Christmas concert, leaturing the traditional candlelight processional and the human Christmas tree. The group also gave a music assembly in March. Both times special numbers were sung by the trio and the sextette. These qroups have also ap- peared at various out- oi-school programs throughout the year. They are composed ot these girls: Trio Dorothy lean Carlson, Donna Gar. 6 Sega' ek sue if Moore f T1-io 5 5 H 5116 rfqins Q14 Glee Club Practices for Assembly S36 11251, Music land, and Roberta Wil cox. Sextette 'Pixie Kendall, Iune Saloman. Marlyne Eaton, lean Stewart, Iean Robinson, and Lois Wilson. The only vocal num- ber entered by Mar- shalltown in the music contest was a soprano solo by Pixie Kendall. This received a first rating. 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U ' ' . - : a , l e . . . . , A C7 6, Homecommg Hornecommg actrvrtres began rn the trad1t1onal manner wrth a bonflre sponsored by H1 Y and was followed by a pep parade through Mam Street Srnce Homecomrng belongs to the gI'1d1I'OI'1 the football boys nomrnated the queen candrdates for Th ueens rdentrty was revealed at halft1me when she came onto whrch the student body voted e q th freld w1th her attendarts rn a cream colored convertrble ed b Mayor Wrllard B Hull The Pat Nance 1943 s ea crown was brought forth to the Mayor by a guard of cheerleaders Her atten an s Dorothy Moore Betty Grle and Pattr Malloy The queen and her attendants were escorted to the throne by members of the Pep Club m unrform after the hrgh school band had played the Salutatron March rn therr honor P t revrewed the hrgh school band and the army a1r corps cadets wrth Lreutenant Mrlton Stlll Lreu H ll rn attendance a tenant Sylvan Moreau Captarn Iohn Young and Mayor u 1 d the Bobcats contmued therr surge to vrctory by defeatmg To add to the happrness of all rnvo ve th Oskaloosa lndrans w1th a score of 25 O d ttack a desperate Oskaloosa club e Bewrldered by Marshalltowns smashrng aer1al and groun a 1 d at half trrre frnally folded 1n the last two quarters as the hard after holdmg the Bobcats to a 60 ea chargrng Cat lrne began to h1t rts strrde Between the halves 30 seconds of Ave Marra by the h1gh school band was dedrcated to the memory of Grlbert Menzner former grrd coach who dred recently Aft the ame the annual Homecom1ng dance was held at the Memorral Colrseum wrth musrc er g played by hm Crosby and hrs orchestra , ' 9 . .i 1 F . e ' ' r ' - ' . , ' b utiful Homecoming queen, was crown y ' . . . d t were Ioan Livingston, ah l U v Basketball Although the Bobcats had only one returning letterman, their season's record is one of which any team should be proud-15 wins and 3 losses, one loss being avenged. The Bobcats scored a total of 664 points for an average of 36.9 points per game while they held their opponents to 468 points for an average of 26 points, In only two games did the well- balanced quintet score less than 30 points in a game. In the race for Central Iowa Conference Champs they were way out in front with only one defeat. The cagers were a very aggressive team which never gave up, many times pulling ahead to win when they were ten or more points behind. Van Meter and Hogeland, two regular forwards and honorary co-captains will be lost through graduation leaving vacancies hard to fill. Also lost through graduation will be Gravatt and Paul. while the service will claim Lemmon. In the words of Coach Cook, They were all good dependable players with no one man as a star. I think probably that was the reason for our success. Bobcats Bobcats Bobcats Bobcats Bobcats Bobcats Bobcats Bobcats Bobcats Bobcats Bobcats Season Record lGames at home in dark typel 42 Roosevelt IC. RJ 35 Ames 53 Oskaloosa 46 Nevada 27 Mason City 33 Grinnell 30 ltewton Sectional Tournament-Melbourne 32 State Center District Tournament-Marshalltown 37 Ames 4 0 .. Newton Sub-State Tournament-Cedar Falls 32 West Waterloo Bobcats 40 Boone 37 Bobcats 33 Ames 35 Bobcats 35 Nevada 18 Bobcats 34 Oskalaosa 22 Bobcats 52 Grinnell 20 Bobcats 25 Newton 24 Bobcats 38 Boone 25 Central Iowa Conference Standings Won Lost Percentage Marshalltown 9 l .900 Ames 7 3 .700 Boone 6 4 ,600 Newton 4 6 .400 Oskaloosa 3 7 ,300 Grinnell 0 10 ,000 .E -iv-A Mx. F38 :gi A .T 1 :anim mv? 5 in x by 1 ,, , I ,ff D Q i 'Z -'ni In H I, 4 :ff IU 3 V '-x' v ,VI ' .K 'A. 6l ' vl '. . . 4 r :eQ1y5f-- my , .ig fu ,ny 2 1 vwww, vlv ?-'v uf f ? 5' I 2-r H. Q 4 5 , X 'Tf! f M 512' '! 2 1 fr' 'Lf f A fx ,i '-'ff , LN' 'L't.,,.:' 'K' 1: -- .V . 5935-ff Vg-.Ji Lgirivgggg-r.W.mu-wmv - n y . ' ' ' --'-1 .I 1 s 1 'E I nfrwq fi M 3 gn , L XX .Q tw I D im b ,. -.. x -142- ., -su ' ' f' -aw --.LVM 9-f -qu- .. 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Q u 'L 'vc wi 4 L HELEN M KLAHN Marshalltown Student Council IIV Councxl Pre dent III IV Class Vice President I II Post Scnpt II IV Editor IV Legion scholarshxp III IV Collegiate Play ers IV SHIRLEY A OSBOHN State Center Collegiate players IV An Eventful Year Due to Wclrtlme CO1'1d1I101'1S fh1S YSCII S lunior College enrolled the smaller number of students rn its history a total of twenty one w1th the freshman Class number1ng nlneteen and the sophomore class two It had however the d1st1nct1on of having the same number of students who enrolled in September corn plete the year Many act1v1t1es carried on ln former years had to be d1scont1nued because of the small enrollment but many others took their place Among the parties held during the first semester wer the openmg mlxer held at the log cabin in the park a covered d1sh Thanksg1v1ng d1nner several get party Second semester GCIIVIIIGS began w1th a dir' ner at Stone s given by the members of the faculty Both the Valentines day party and the Kids party were held 1n the lounge and for the eighth con secutive year the Parents Dinner was given in the cafeterra A big picnic ln May closed the year s socral act1v1t1es Capably ruled by a Student Counc1l composed of Helen Klahn pres1dent Ianrce Peder sen Harrrett Hunmcutt and Dwayne Rohweder all act1v1t1es for the year were planned and carr1ed out The play Nine GIYIS tPett1tJ dlrected by Mrs Perry Bod1e was presented March 21 by the Col leg1ate players The cast mcluded Mary Barbara Hall Eve Oma Ieanne W1nslow Glamorpuss Ianrce Pedersen Freida Cora Katzer lane Ierry Geddes Alice Ioan Boswell Shotput Shirley Osborn Shlrley Marlys Kllne Tennessee Helen Klahn Phyllis Dor1s Patterson andthe announcer Kenneth Hays During the flrst part of the year War Training Servlce students were quartered in barracks erected on the school campus They were transferred when the program was d1scont1nued by the government in Ianuary They held classes in the Semor Hlgh School and were brought here in connect on w1th the Army Speclalized Training Program ,Vi Q 'U' ' - 5 ' si- h I . . . . . . 9 to-gethers at the Burn's farm, a sliding party near Green Mountain, and the Christmas dinner-theater I ll 1 I - ll ' - I - ' . , J , 1 1 ' 1 ' , : , : ' , : ' , ,,,, . , ,