Mason City High School - Masonian Yearbook (Mason City, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1942 volume:

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F ,566 'f' S CQNTENTS Wfiqbf 56 Q 'cacuffy S C300 and AO, l O05 O6 '771,7,str6t. 9 10,7 I Am An American Classes c .8535 :W ' C5 oo? QXOQXG :swam -X6 x Wed 500 - Q QSO 44,40 MQ Published by SENIOR CLASS 1942 POUR 5 .. We're the Gang That Keeps 'Em Going At the Front www fm by Amva- SIX m'.,41- MMwW0ML -llili . gemm ,mmlgl-f,sW.. Hin Iillu-I N. fillill, girls' :ulx'ism', :xml Miss Xxvilllflllltk lmclq, uffivc 5l'L'l'ClZll'y, who by thcil' xx'illi11g11css lu 3-CI' lm1'i 'l1tc11 nur clzlilv routine. 5 . , as Q O ' I'-lil 50 Hr. lzumw lim' :mel NIV. lizllph IZYQIHS, wlmmc days :nw mlumlncgm-ml lu pxwglm-Ns 111 thc llvlml ut I0lll'Hlllg' :md In llu' l'urtlu-ring ul' ll epiril .lf umpv.-l':L1im1 :xml lll1llCT5l1llIllill ll1ruL1gl1wut um' Nclwol. SFVFN Nina Alleman-Home Economic: Towa State College, B, S. Favorite l astime-Reading S Virginia Armstrong-Designing t. Amhrose State University of Iowa, Tl. A. lowa State College Favorite Pastime-Handicrafts Mervin E. Alpenion-Mechanics R. B. IRONS Supermtendent Platteville State Teachers College, B. Ftl. lowa State College Favorite llastime-Exploring scenic spots of Iowa Grace A. Bnmnrd-Commercial University of Chicago, Ph. B. Gregg Teachers College Gem City Business College Grinnell College State University of Colorado Favorite Pastime-Travel Margaret Bralrel-Commercial lowa State Teachers College, B. A . Favorite Pastimc-Reading Ethel M. Cain'-Mathematics Liurnell College, ll. A. L'nixers1ty ol lowa, M. 5. Laliterstlg ui XYisCuttsiu l-'atorite l'.-tstimc-Sewing H. H. Boyce-Chemistry, Physics University of Nebraska, B. A., M. Favorite Pastime-Growing plants EIGHT Howard T. Barker-Science, Athletics North Central St. Cloutl Teachers College, Il. E. Columhia L'niversity, Bl. A. Favorite Pastime-Hunting A. Helen Bright-English State University of Iowa, B. A Favorite Pastimc-Reading Guy L. Crosen---History 'liztrkio College, li. l.. Suuth Dakota State l.'llIXCl'bllj lfavurite Fasttttte-l .it'1tting Florence E. Flynn-Latin State Teacher's College, U. A. University of Iowa Cnlnrnhia University, M. A. Favorite Pastime-Rearling poetry john A. Grimsley-History, Southwestern College, B. A. University of Illinois University of Kansas University of California University Favorite Pastime-Fishing' Elizabeth H. Gravel-English, journalism State University of Iowa, B. A. U. of S. California, M. A.-Education, M.A.-English Favorite Pastime-Summer school F. B. Hlthlwly-Manual Arts lirailley Polytechnic Institute Frances E. Forster-French VVilliam Woorls University of Wisconsin, Il. A. Athletics of Southern Californ ia State University of Iowa, M. A. Favorite Pastime-Reading Eleanor I-lazlett-Science Iowa State College, ll. S. University of Southern Californ Favorite Pastime-Traveling ia William Moore-Math., Athletics Illinois State Normal U. B. lid. University of Wisconsin I N Favorite Pastime-Golf W?-i Aki. A I .af-A I Favorite Pastirne-Fishing , , I Odella McGowan--Physical Education Lindenwootl College, li. A. Creighton University Favorite Pastinte-Horseback riding Helen P. Fullerton-Mathematics Iowa State Teachers College, B. A University of Chicago, M. A. Favorite Pastinie-Reading Orville A. George-Mathematics University of Minnesota, B. A., M. A University of Chicago Favorite Pastime-Hiking Volney Hansen-Physical Education State Teachers College of La Crosse Graduate Favorite Pastime-Golf Alma Hlrril-English State University of Iowa, IX. A. Favorite Pastime-Motoring Irene Holman-Retail Selling Mason City Junior College State University of Iowa, ll. A. New York University, M. A. Favorite Pastime-Horseback riding james F. Kee-History Coe College, li. A. lowa University, M. A. Favorite llastime-Collecting cant- paign buttons Edith Naylor-English Wellesley College, B. A. Boston University Favorite Pastime-Collecting pattern glass goblets NINE Reuben E. Nyquist-Cmmnz-rcial Norlliwestcrn l'nivt-rsity, ll. S, State lhtiversity of Iowa, Xl. A. lloston l'nivt-rsity Colorado l'niversity Favorite l'astii11e-Farley iarining, Florence O'Leary-Homv Sh-ul lllallllllf, ll. 9 IA-:lumliin Vliivcrwilx lfsu-4-rm' Vzulinn- - R'-illurlii Gladys Price--l'rmnm-r--ml Shih' linixrrnly of lunar, llllvua X lxlai lixillcpit, ll, :X lirrug Srlnonl on Lhrliiiii-i'n'L Linn-viii 4-1 N-ulluurn L.i Slsilr lnncliux lvvllrgc, XX O .EK ., in Q ll, J, . Ellen M. Smith-Nlu-iv lfsiruf. IW-llrm' Xl:ifl'lmil X1-rllvwralvrli . . . . , llunuixzfl Xlunrnl iullvpgv. l- l 1n -rm' l'.nKlilnc'-Rrxulinq Corn J. Sundell-liuglixli K'--rmfll, l'l1. ll, l'uivruily ol' kiliicago Lhnurxily ol XX'ixcumixi lizixorilc l'nslilIle-Rcailing ig 1lllllQll1'N Myrtle Oulman llranialiw luwzi Slzilm- 'Iii-.irlivrx li- llvgls llgqeuu Liilx' -limior follrgc Nails- l'mu-lxilx of lwwzi, li sl. l.ilv l7r:im.i Sclimnl l .u-irm l'.ix1inicARcauling 11 lfrmioniic-. Tommy D. Prieslfflzllgliwli Il-mzn'ilfl'4i5m' Liullcgn loun Slate 'lQ.u'lirlw Liollcgc, ll. A lliivcrsili ul Llllcaigu, M. A. lfavorilc l'auliiiim--Collcutivig anliqucx Esther Pagcnhart-Hi-:Uri State l'nix'i-rxily ull lf-un. ll .X. Xl. X. Cfvlunilmizi Vviixcrvlx' l zu'orilc Pal limi -Rn-:ululg Warren A. Ruby-.Xrl Nall- L'li1u-will vl loua. U. .L luixmllc lkixllxm' l'rccn-u- Nl lwollalll Marjorie Smifh-Ml-1559 Harold Snyder liconmnicx, Sin Drake University. mmm- L'nix'crsi!5, lr. lx, xi. .Vx Columbia School of Music, Boguslawski College of Music Fav g plays William Suter-lliol--gy, Allilctiiw lixnikw. L'i11xi-wily, ll. 5. Sun' Uiiixuraily -if loua lfauurilc liilxlllllf-l'.l5lllllH lfzivorilc' l'awtiinCfRcazling Chan M. Welch--Ilixtory, All 'flu Harold S. I-.wa Suu- Ifnwlu-rx K--lla-gc. ll. 5. Palmerf NI r--Ii, I lrnwinu Iowa Shih- L-rlln'g:4', Xl. 5, lfauirlln- l'.nt11iiL'fXX in .ilwf vrkiiig Clarence l+m.i Slsil Schneider Fnglixli 1' 'l'rnCl1r1-N Fvvllvm' Xurlluuiwlvrli I lilvvrxllv Vnivcrxilv f-i fliirziuo Vllixm-rxilx' of lowfl. ll N., Xl, fl. l l' zivorllc l':i-linit'-fizirprlllvrillg: all-ru Carleton Stewart -Instrumental Munir Stair Vnivrrsity of Iowa lllurzi Qollcgv, Nl. ll. l :ix'orilc l'aslillw-lliryclm: riding Iowa Stain Tcaclicrh College, ll, A Lkilumliizi l'nivcrsi!y, M. A. Ulllvcrsily ul' Southern Calm: University ol Colorado Favorite l'aslimc-Sport: TEN lllhi Margaret M. Wolf-llioliigi Ninn l'ulu-rally ol loxxa, l1..X.,Xl.5 l.u+-um l'.i-lnmw-XAllll'c lilkca, I Am an American l xvrwritc Pztstiiuc-lluutiug ' il l,2,.l,4g Orclicstrzi l,2,3,4: lznwritc Vzutiuic-'licunix K3 Glenys Almklov ll1'l'ri 123-l' G N X 1754A flu' Clulw l,Z,.l,4g flirxrux 3,41 llrrmizitiu l,2g lli-lr: .li if..-X.:X. 3,41 Nlzucniizm 4 l iwwritt' l'aNtiiuc-llzmciuu Vernon Adams Chester Ady Ulu-rcttzi 3,4 'rut' l,1lNllllll'-ll'lfNC lmck Rirliug Phyllis Anderegqg Evelyn Anderson Ili-Tri .l l ix iitu l':1--time Rollei' Nkamtiug Herdis Anderson , lli-'l'ri z,.i, c5.,x,x. 1 , 1305517 ,Andon , I u,,,,.,u, Immtinwzil,am.i,,g. l'ZlX'4ll'ltC IHSIIIIIC'-ljIlllClll, Joan Andrick Thelm? pfndex-Sqn 1 K-llHl'llS 3,43 Glen' Club l,2 l uwwiu- lzwtiiiu--Skating Higyri 2,-34: GAU.xL 263: fulm Gazette 3,41 Nlztsuniau l-juill :tml Svrwll 3,43 Prop Crcw 3' Opcrctta 3,4 Favorite Pastimc--Sportf Martha Arvidson Hi-Tri l,2,.l,4 l'12lYHl'll' l'aStiu1c-Knittiu Rovme Bailey Wendell Bainter lfztwiritc l'aStiiue-Rcacliug' 1 Q M I Martha1Ball full Ciafcttu 3.4 I llmxwritu llastiiilc-llclfrrw Xluewuuzui .l, tfirfulzttiiui Klurlji 43 Quill Quul Scroll 3,43 llrzuuzitiw 3. lfziwritc lzutixiic-XN'zutiiig time Stanley Baumgartner llzmrl l.2,3,41 Orcluwtrzx l,2,3,4 Jane Banks ua-Y 1,2,.4, rv.I'rQQ.n 4, 'int-it 1 Urcllfflm 4 4 Xlzurmizui 3.41 Llulm Kiavvitc .34 ' ' fSl 'lC ll5'll Pl Fawn-ite Pztstiinc-Tcnuix px XXrcNtliug l,.Z,.lg lli-X l,2,.l Juanita Beamish Ilztuil l,2,.l,4g Orchestra l,Z,.l,4 lfzuwvritc llzutiuic-Rcmling Bonnie Beck 4 X..X. l.2 llll.l: Clnur l,2 tllll tilt-c Clulw l,Z Llllll rclicstrn l,2 Cllllg lli-'l'ri 34 lfztwmritc l?uti1l1u-licvorrlx Rolly Beckjorden Track 13,41 l-'outlmall 2,.l,4 lfzwuritt' lhutiuic-Sportx Kenneth Beckman lfiwtlwzill l.2,.l,4g Track l,2,,l Nl. Llulm 2,.3,4 l :wfii'itc l'zutinu'-Swiiuuiiug Hugh Benson Q-llUl'llN 2,143 Hi-Y 2,3,4, Upcrcttzi 3,-4, llrzuuatiu 4 lin-m'itc Pzutiiuc-llikiug TWELVE S. Alta Bergman h Favorite Fastime-Daneng Ted Beyer Hi-Y 4 Favorite l'astime-Reading Lyle Billings Intramural 4 Favorite Pastime-Basketball Lavonne Bracken Hi-Tri l,2,3 l Favorite Pastime-Dancing Beverly Bradbury Favorite Pastiine-Dancing Harold Brenton fennis 2,45 Track 2, Football 2,3 llraniatics 3,45 Cheerleader 4, Nasouian 4g Hi-Y 3,45 Intramural 4 Favorite Pll5lllllC-l.l5lClllllg to H. H. Boyce Don James Broadbent Band l,2g Hi-Y 3,4 Favorite Pastime-Music George Brown Favorite Pastune-Hunting THIRTEEN Jay Brown Hi-Y 2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4: Tennis 35 M Club 3,45 Student Council 4 Favorite Paetinie-Dancing Margaret Bruns Vocal lg GAA. lg Baml 2,35 jack vCabanis ' vi-v Hi X l 2 34 l'2lVf1l'llQ Fastime-Fisliing Eleanor Cabbell Glee Club 2 lfavfirite Pastimef -Dancing.: La Vonne Campbell Glee Club 2,35 Operetta 3, Make-up 3 Favorite Pastinie-Dancing Elaine Carman Hi-Tri l Favorite Pastiine-Horse-back riding Mary Carney Hi-Tri 4 Favorite l'astin1e-Dancing Chester Carroll tilee Club l,2,.S,4g Opcretta 49 Chorus 5,4 Favorite l'astiine-listening to the radio Charles Champlin Hi-Y l,2,3,4g Stage Crew 4 Cub Gazette 4 Favorite Pastinie-Tennis Orchestra 2,35 Hi-Tri l,2,3,4 Favorite Pastiine-Music Charles Burgess Football l,2,3,-lg Basketball 23 Baseball 2,.l,-lg M Club 2,3,4g Hi-Y l Favorite Pastiuie-Baseball Porter Burrets Debate 2,3,4, Hi-Y l,2,3,4g Masonian 2,.l, CAdv. Mgr.J 45 Assistant Director 3, Bus. Mgr. 45 Quill and Scroll 3,4 Favorite Pastiine-Reading deep scientific books Howard Butler Basketball QMgr.J 4, Hi-Y l,2,3,-l Favorite Pastiuie-Hunting 1 Perry Chapdelaine Ili-Y -I Fax orilif l'nxtiiiic-Clin-iiiistry Int Iiomcl john Chilson NX'r's-Nlliilg' 3,13 Fmitlwzill I: 'llrack -I l :ixwu'iti- II.lNlIlllC-8150115 Charles Clapper gt , . nge Lrcu l,Z,3, Qllgrj 41 Ili-Y l.Z,.l.4g Ilrmfl l,233,4g Urcliuxlrzi 2,.l: Ilrmuatica -I Ilaivorilu lIllNlllllC-CIPIICCIIHQ pictures Phyllis Clark l :u-m'iti- l':utiiiic-Dzmciug Mildred Clawson Faavorilc llzutiiuc-Ilanciiig V Dixie Collen Ili 'I rl 1.25li..-X.,-X.lgl.lecL'lub1,Z l' 'IYC Helen Concouris Ili 'Iiri 2,33 Cliorux 31 Opcrctta Glcc Club Z Favorite l,Z15lIlllC--Edlllllg Chorus 3,-13 Opera-ttzl l,.l,-I: ful: Gazette .lg XlIlSUIll1lll 4 iritc Pentiumv-Swiuuning Maxine Conley I-li-Tri 3,4 lfzworitc' Pzmstimc--Roller skating Ruth Cook GA.,-X. l,2,3,4: Hi-Tri 3,41 Prop Crew .lz Dramatics 42 Klamnian 4 Iwworitc Pzutirnc-Dzuiring' Orie Cory XX'rcStlirig 2 lizivnritc Pastimc-Sleeping june Cox lfzivoritc Pastimc-Roller skating Jack Crabtree Ili-Y l,2,.l.-I: Clioriu 3,4- lfxwiiritm' l':isti1nc-Iieing out in frcsli air Charles Crawford l zu'uritc l,2l5lllllOT-Inlllllllllgl' Robert Crowell Baud lg Hi-Y 253,-lg llaskutball Olgnzj Z3 Ifiwrvtlmll QBlgr.J 31 Chorus 263,-I Operctta 4 Ifzxvoritc ll2i5lllllC-Slillllllllg' my bass to wolicl jive. i Donagene Dalbey Cilcc Club Zg Opp-rcttai l,2 lfzivoritc l'aNtiiuc-Ilzuicinu Ruth Davis Hi-'I'ri l.2,3,-Ig ll..'X.A. 23 Olfcrctla 3,41 Clcv Club 2: Cliorue 3,4 Iexivoritc Pnslimc-XX iwliiug Marion Dearmin Fzwrwritc Pzntiiiic-.AX1't Gerald Dehnert Ilrauizitiw 3: Stage Crew .l Ifzivoritc l'asti111u-Iliiwlillg Alfonso DiMarco Nl Club l,Z,.li qv. lrcxl 45 Class X. Prev. I Ifzworitc PEl5lllllC-Illlllflllg Gale Dunbar I lllxlll ill ut xl-mctlling I cIon't know :myt Ifaivoritc l'2l5lllllC'-'Il g' 1 U lun about POURTIEN Iwmtlwzill l.Z,.l,-lg llaskcllmll l,2,.ll Iinclwzill l,2,3,4: Stuclcnt Council 4 Y 'qt' X 7 . Richard Dunn Football l,23 Hi-Y 2 Favorite Pzistimc-llustin' broncs Betty Dutcher Favorite Pastinie-Shows Grace Ann Dyer Hi-Tri l,2,3, CV. I'res.J 41 G.A.A. l,2,3, tl'rcs.J 43 Draniatics 2,31 Cub Gazette 3,43 Nlasonian 43 Quill and Scroll 3,4 Favorite Pastinie-Sports Robert Easley l-li-Y 3,4 Favorite Pastintef -Dancing Kenneth Eaton Debate 2,35 Hi-Y l,Z,3,4: llrantatics 3,43 Stage Crew l,2,3: Football 43 Track 3,43 Vocal 1.2: Masonian 43 Student Council 43 Intramurals 4 Favorite Pastinie- I have no extra time to pass. Wilford Ebert Vocal 13 Chorus 23 Hi-Y 2,3,43 Track 3,43 Glee Club 2 Favorite Pastime-Photography FIPTEEN Maida Eby Orchestra l,2,3 CMinn.J: Hand l,2,3 fMinn.J3 Chorus 2 lMinn.J3 Glee Club 1,2 CMinn.lg llramatics 3 CMinn.J3 Speech 3 fMinn.l3 Hi-Tri 4: Orchestra 4: Favorite Pastime-lce skating joan Edell Favorite Pastime-Dancing Helen Edgington Hi-Tri l: G.A.A. 4 Favorite Pastitne-Dancing Germaine Erickson Football 2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,43 Hi- Y 4: M Club 4 Favorite Pastime-Swimming Ted Faktor Hi-Y 43 Tennis 4 Favorite Pastime-Hunting Joy Farrer Hi-Tri 1,Z,3,43 Vocal 13 Cub Gazette 33 Masonian 43 Prop. Crew 33 Dramatics 43 Quill and Scroll 3,4 Favorite Pastime-Horse-back Riding af? 197' Larry Finn Football lg Wrestling 2,3,43 Track 3 Favorite Pastimc-Forest City Dorothy Fletcher Hi-Tri 2 Favorite l'astin1e-Skating Crystal Follmuth Glee Club 13 Chorus 2,33 Operetta 3,4 Favorite Pastiinc-Day dreaming Marilyn Forbes Chorus 3,43 Glee Club 23 G.A.A, 23 Hi-Tri 3,43 Operetta 3,4 Favorite Pastime-Playing in the snow David Foster VVrestlim.: l,2,3,4: M Club 2,3,4 Favorite Pastinie-Eating Donald Fox Golf 33 Intramural 2,3,4 Favorite Pastime-Playing Golf Corinne Franchere Hi-Tri l,2,3,4g Chorus 3,43 Glee Club 1,23 Masonian 2,4 Operetta 3,43 Prop. Mgr. 4 Favorite Pastime-Sleeping Frank Free III Hi-Y 3,43 Cheer Ltader 4 Favorite P2-l.SllIl'1C-li'illlL'lllg Roy Frclund Ili-Y 4 I ix-orite I'ztsliuie-I luuting Eleanore Gaffri H1 IH lnfnl,-lg f.,:X..'X. l,Z llausl 3,-4, Quill Quill Srroll 3,-43 Full tiavcttt- 3,4 oritt- I'zhtiuie-Swimming Bob Gamble I ix write I':isIiuie--.leanie witli rlark lplavk liairlf Bob Gettman I norite l'a-atizm-Alec sl-:ating Margaret Gilman Klee Clulw l,l: lliorus 3,43 t1,,X,.X. 1,23 Ili-lri l,.Z,3,4 Uperetta 3,4 I ivorite Ilastiiue-I Dancing Patty Graf Ili-'llri 33 Malte-up 3,4 I tvoritt- llllNlilllC-I,2lIlt'Illg l ,otlwall l,Z,31 lratk 3.4. Ili kt-tlmll l,.Zg Xtrestling 3,4 tlit' I - . Marian Gravelie G.A.A. l,2,3,43 Ili-Tri l.2,3,4: Yocal l,2,3g full Gazette 3,4 Quill aml Scroll 3,4 lfavoritc l,Zl.5lllllCfIJLtllClIll Alice Grein 7 9 Favorite I astimc-. wimuiiug Vocal 33 Intramurals 3,4g Hi-X Irwin Groff Hi-Y 2,3,4 Favorite PastimcASwimmiug Donald Grupp Hi-Y l,Z,3,4: Chorus 3 Favorite Pastiuie-l isl1iug Gail Gustafson Hi-'Iiri 3,-ll llantl 1,2,3,42 Cult Gazette 3,45 Xlasoniau 4 Quill aucl Scroll 3,4 Ifavorite llastiiiie-Paititiiie garages Paul Gustafson llancl 1,23 Xlasouian 4 Favorite l'astiiue-Fisliing Ruby Hall ' 2 .J i Shirley Hamann Iwtvoritt' I'asti1m'+l5gm,b,,1. Enola Haney Cult hzuzette 3.41 lli-lr, 102.14 Favorite Pastime--Roller skating Quill aucl Scroll 3,43 fi XA 1,714 , . , . Lulw liazettc 3, Nlasoman 3,4 llraiuatics 3,45 Quill :mtl Scro Iavorite liisllllle-Ilgmtfin. jean Harris I 2u'orite llastiinc-Rezuliug Mardelle Havnen Debate 43 Hi-Tri l,2,3,4g G,:X,.'X 1 7 llramatics 3: Cub Gazette . Favorite Pastimc-Swiiumiu Mary Ellen Hayes Cilee Qlulm l,2: Lliorus 3,42 Q .Operctta l,3,4 I':u'or1te P2lSlllllt'-Slllglllg Charles Hazlett lwuorite 1l2l5lllllC--l'lSlllYlL1 Hope Ann Hea Q c,,.t,,xl 2,3,4, Hi-lri'3,4, Favorite l,35l'llllC'-'l'l0T5C5 MXTIIN ll34 Marjorie Ann Height llantl l,2 F:ivoritc llaistinte-Horse-back riding Alvern Hewitt fluirus l,2,.l,4: Glcc Club lg Opcrcttzi 5,4 Fatvoritc Pzistimc-Rezuling Kearney Hickox l':ivm-ue Pastune-Swimming Wanda Hintzen lli-Tri -lg Orchestra l lfatvurilt' Pxtstimc-l'lziying piano Ardell Hobbs Fxtvorite Pastiuic-'l'ennis Virginia Mae Hohenfield Favorite llzistiuie-Roller skating Donald Holmquist lfnvoritc l'astiine-Hunting Eugene Holt Operetta J,-lg Cub Gazette 3g Glce Club 4g Hi-Y 3,4 Favorite Pastiuie-Matlieniatics SEVENTEEN Marjorie Horton Youll lg l'lifTri l,2,fi1 G.A.:'X. l llrzunatirs 3 Favorite Pastime-Dancing Jacqueline Hotchkiss Hi-Tri l,2,3,-lg G.A.A. 3: Proinpter 4: Quill and Scroll 3,45 Lois E. Immell Vllftflls 4: Hi-Tri 4: Opcrtlua 4 Favorite Pastinit'-lliking Marybelle Jackson Glce Ciluls 21 Chorus 3,-lg G..'X.A. l,Zg Hi-Tri l,2,3g Opcrctta 33 Xlasonizm 4 Favorite I'zistiinv-Sailing Irene Jager Favorite Pastiiuc-llowliug Mary Jardine Hi-Tri 3,-lg Chorus 3,43 Glce Club 25 Cub Gazette 3g Operetta 3,4 Favorite Pastime-Going barefoot Frank Jewell Favorite Pastime-Mechanics Eugene Johnson VVrestling l,2,3,-lg Track QMgr.J 3 Favorite Pastime-Little Audrey Cub Gazette 3 CAssoc. Eclj 4 Favorite Pastime-Horse-back riding Ernest Hudson Hi-Y 2g Intramurals 4 Favorite Pastime-Ping Pong Calvin Huff Favorite Pastime-Hunting Iris Hysmith Favorite Pastiine-Swimming Janice Hysmith G.A.A. lg Hi-Tri 1,2 Favorite Pastime-Dancing I Judith Johnson Hi-'l'ri l,Z,3: G.A.A. 3 Cuh Gazette 3 Favorite Ilastime-Skating . Kenneth johnson lli-Y 3,43 Chorus l,2,3,4g tilt-0 L lt li lwivorite Vztstirue 'liolioggguiin 1. Robert Kavaya l-.isktth tll 2 34 't 1 I lntrztmurzils 4 laxoritt Pziwtimc-Sports Gene Rae Keister luiuil l,2,3,-41 lli-lri l,2,3,4g Quill :tml Scroll 3,4g full Gazette 3,1 l :ix'oi'itt- l,:tSlllllC-blllwit' Naomi Kerlin lli 'l'i'i 41 llgiuil 45 G,A,,-X, 4 lnufiritt' lhtstiiue -llauciug Deloris Kerns l7t':tiu:itiCN lg Hi-'l'ri l,Z,3 l 'tvoritt- Prtstime-Sports William Kew Chi-rua l,2,3,4g Operettzi 2,35 Ili Y 123 l ix 'orite 1':twliiue-Sleeping Q 1 1-2,-5,41 Operetta 3,4 Ruth Killian lfztvoritt- Pztwtiiue-Sportx Vernon Kimball Ailfl li llasketball 23 Football l Favorite llastiiue-lrluutiug Pollyann Kirk G.A.A. 1,23 Hi-Tri 3,4 Dramatics 3,41 Operetta 3,45 Cub Gazette 3: Chorus 3,45 T i.- s G- Quill and Scroll 3,45 Glee Club 1,2 Favorite Pastime-Swimming Charles Kiser Football l,2,3,43 XVreStling 3,4g Stucleut Council 4: Nl Club 3,45 Hi-Y l,2,3, lP1'es.D 4 Favorite Pastime-Aeroplauing Helen Klemensen G.A.A. 23 Hi-Tri 3 Favorite Pastimc-Skctching Robert Knapp Football 21 'liraek 3,45 Xl Club 45 Basketball Z Favorite Pastime-Girl-4 june Kropman Hi-Tri l,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,43 Orchestra .2,3,4 Ifgtyoritc Pastime-Victrola records John Kunz llztucl l,2,3, Cllrexl 41 Urclit-Ntrzt l,.Z,3,4 Fztvorite PIlSIll'IlCiixlllNltf Russell Lakoski Operettn 3,41 llebate 31 lli-Y 3 Basketball Z5 Cltoruw 3,4, Glee Club 4 Favorite Patstiiuc-Exiting Charlotte Lansing Masoninn 4 Favorite Pastimt--Dancing' Don Lavendar llautl 2,3,-lg Orclieatrzt 3,43 Hi-Y -l Glee Club 4 1 Favorite Pastime-Mum' Donald Law Football 12.3.41 Basketball 2 Xl Club 43 VVreStlin5.I 42 Hiry 2 Favorite Pastime-Sleeping Barbara Letts Operetta 1,31 Chorus 12.3.41 GMX A, lg Hi-Tri 43 Dramatics 5 lfzivorite Pastinic--Sflilillll IIGIITEIN in Q pf Willard Lieber I Favorite Pastimc f-Fislung O'Donnell Lien Football lg Basketball lg Baud l,2,31 Hi-Y 4- Favorite Pastitue-Dancing Keith Loterbour lli-Y 4: Chorus 3,4 Favorite pastime-lluntiug Robert Ludlow Hi-Y 2 Vocal 3,4 Favorite Pastitue-Fixing the truck so l won't have to push it John Lundholm Debate 3,41 Chorus 4, llraiuatics tl: Glcc Club 41 Cheer l.c:ulcr 45 Nlasouian 4 Favorite Pastimc-Fating Donald Lyman Favorite l'astime-Swimming Bruce Lyons llaskctball 23 Football Z3 lli-Y 2,3,-13 Draiuatics 3 Favorite Pastime-Motlel building NINITIIN Mary McCarthy Hi-Tri 2,3,43 Glee Club 23 Chorus 3,43 Uperetta 3,4 Favorite Pastime-Cooking Devita McCauley Favorite Pastime-Dancing Patricia McCoy Hi-Tri 4, Glee Club 2 Favorite Pastime-Knittingu Robert McCrea Football 23 Basketball l Favorite Pastime-Swimming Eleanor McLaughlin Glee Club 3, Hi-Tri 2,3,-13 Stage Crew 4: G.A.A. 2: Masonian 4: Cub Gazette 3,4 Favorite Pastitme-Lying Bernice Madsen Glec Club 1,23 Chorus 3, Operctta 3 Favorite Pastimc-Day dreaming Audrey Makeever G.,-X..-X. 1: Hi-Tri 45 Chorus 2,3,4g Glec Club 1,25 Masonian 35 Opcretta l,3,45 Student Council 4 Favorite Pastime-Hiking Oswald Mall Opcretta 3,43 Hi-Y 3,41 Glcc Club 1,43 Chorus 2,3,4 Favorite Pastime-Klovics Bruce Mallo Glce Club li Chorus 2,32 Operetta 3 Favorite Pastimc-Swimming Angeline Marroni G..-XA. l,2,3,4 Favorite l'astime-l'laying basketball Betty Martin Favorite Pastime-Ice skating La Vern Maxwell XYrcstling l,2,3g HiAY 1 Favorite Pastimc-Hunting and Fishing Mahala Meade Glce Club 1,23 Chorus 3,43 Dramatics l Favorite Pastime-Swimming Adeline Menke Hi-Tri 2,3,4g G.A.A. 23 Glee Club 35 Chorus 3: Operetta 3,4 Favorite Pastime-Sleeping Elizabeth Mensch l'avorite l'astime-Listening to Red Skelton Richard Mettler Football 1,23 Basketball l,2,3,42 Chorus l,2,3,43 Glee Club 1.2 Hi-Y 3,43 M Club 3,45 Dramatics 3,43 Opcretta 3,4 Favorite Pastime- Oh woulrln't you like to know? Neil Meuwissen llasketball l,2g Football l,2,3,-1, Track 2,3,43 M Club 4 Favorite Pastime-lliking James Miller Football l,2,3,4, Wrttstling 2,43 lli-Y l,Z,3g Track lg M Club 3,4 Favorite Pastime-Sports William Miller l'cnnis 2, Football lg Baseball 3,4 Hi-Y 3,4 Favorite Pastime-Sleeping Maxine Millis Glee Club lg Chorus 2,35 Operetta 3, G.A.A. 1,2 Favorite Pastime-Laughin-1 Patty Mills Hi-Tri l,2,3g Masonian 43 Glec Club 3, Operetta 3 Favorite Pastime-Tennis :-. Ruth Minor llantl l,2,3,4g Hi-Tri lg Cub Gazette 3,4 Favorite Pastime-Drawing Wayne Moen - Favorite Pastime-Ice skating Clinton Morphew Football l,2,3,43 Wrestling l,2.3Z Track 4g Hi-Y l,2,3,4g M Club 3,43 Student Council 4 Favorite Pastime--Sports Harold Mott Football l,2,3,43 Wrestling 3,41 Basketball 1,23 Chorus 2,3,4, Operetta 33 Dramaties 33 M Club 3, QSCCJ 4, Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Class Pres. 3,43 Student Council CPres.j 4 Favorite Pastime- I can tlream, can't l? john Muldoon Favorite- l,ZlSllll'lC'-l.lSlt'lllllj1' to the raclio Dorothy Murren lli-Tri 2 Favorite Pastime--Sports Marian Mussell Hi-Tri 4 Favorite Pastime-Ice skati Lawrence Nehls l Favorite Pastime-Reading George H. Nelson, Jr. Favorite Pastime-Motor mechanics Richard Nesje Favorite Pastime-Hunting, Colleen Newman Hi-Tri 3,4 Favorite Pastime-Dancing Collin Newman Baseball 3,41 Fffflill-all 3,49 M Club 45 Basketball 3,4 Favorite Pastime-Sports TWENTY r Mary Ellen Patterson Hi-Tri 1,2,3,-13 Operetta l,3,43 Chorus 3,43 Glee Club 1,2 Favorite Pastime-Singing Betty Pedelty G.A,A. 1,23 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Hi-Tri 4 Charles Pickering llramatics l,2,3,4 Favorite Pastiine-Hunting Theo Marie Pickford Operetta 3,-lg G.A.:X. 1,23 Glee Club 1,23 Chorus 3,4 Favorite Pastiine-Dancingi Louis Pion Football 1,2,-lg Track 3,-lg Ili-Y Favorite l'astinie-Swimming Charles Pippert llantl 1,2,33 Hi-Y 13 XX'restling 1 I Favorite Iastinie-Playing liide and-go-seek Paul Pippert XX'reStling 43 Intramurals 4 Favorite Pastime-Eating Wilma Poppen Chorus 2,3: Glee Club 1: Operetta 33 Student Council 4 Favorite Pastiine-Farniintg Sam Poulos Football 13 Baseball 2,3,-1 Favorite Pastime-Iiating Favorite Pastime-Designing clothes Joyce Pedelty Hi-Tri l,2,3,-1 Favorite Pastime-Going to school Wanda Pedelty Hi-Tri l,2,3,4 Favorite Pastime-Skating Donald Peters . . Chorus 1,2,33 Track 33 Operctta 3 Marie O'Brien Ilancl 33 Orchestra 1,2,3,43 Debate 2,.l,-13 Hi-Tri 3,43 41.1-XA. ltlasonian 33 Cub Gazette 33 Student Council f'l'reas.J 4, Quill and Scroll 3,-l Favorite Pastime-Sailing Maryo Oglesby Glee Club 1,23 Chorus 3,-1, lli-Tri 1,2,33 Operetta 3 Cub Gazette 33 Xlasonian 4 lhwm-ite Pautinie-lee skating Rhoda Overbeck Hi-Tri 1,23 G..'X.A. -l ' Favorite Pastimc-Skating Frances Paine Favorite Pastiine-llancing Paul Patrick Basketball 2, Hi-Y 3,4 Favorite Pastiine-Howling Darrell Patridge Favorite Pastinie-Working TWINTY ON! l 1. Favorite Pastime-P001 Earl Peterson Masornan 4 favorite Pastiine-Sleeping Lorraine Peterson Favorite Pastiine-Roller skating Leon Probert 'izxvwritc Pnstinic-Slcvping' Paul Probert write l':istii11cA-Motor' Scooter Robert Quenrud llzuul 1,2,3,-15 lli-Y 3,4 voritc l':1st1mv-1.isicniiig to hot bzuicls Juanita Quinones Hi-'liri -1- l-.uoxitu Pasliiilc-Movivs Delores Quisling .ix 1 'rite l'zutinic-Nly fan oritc pxistiinc isnt lufrc. june Reko llzm-1 l,.Z,5,1g lli-Tri 1,2,.1,4 l givorite lklstiiiic-Klcwics Doris Renshaw l-'ai-write Pastimc-lizmcing r 95 G- Maxine Rheingans lli-'l'ri .1,4: G.A,A. l lfzixoritc Pzistiiiic-llanring Clifford Rice Track 2,3,4 Favorite Pastime-Sleeping Cora Rodberg lfzivoritc Pastime-Skatingi Jane Ann Rozen Hi-'1'ri 3,43 Property Crew 3,4 lfavoritc Pastimc-Swimining 'Q- Bette Russell Hi-'liri 4 l :1vfn'itc ,Pastimc-Riding Ethel Mae Russell Hi-Tri 4 l :u'm'itc l,Zl.Nllll1C-lyiillflllg Lela Sagen Hi-Tri 1,2 lizivoritc PitalllllifvlJ2lllL'lllg 1 Julia Sauerberg Hi-'liri 33 film' Club 23 Cillf1I'llx .1 :u'wi'1tt- l'21Ntililv--Swliiiiiliily Betty Scheef l,2I ivll'l' illllv Qllflflli 3,-lg lli-lri 3.1. Opcrt-Ita 3,1 Y I':u'wirltc IilNllll1l'-ljilllflll Marjorie Schmidt Hi-Tri 1,1 lwlwwritc lastlim'-I-oxxliiig Ivanell Schriver G.A..'X. 1,2 l' 'svoritc l'asliinc--Rczuling good 1100145 Arlene Schutz favorite PZ1SlllllC-vlrilfllllllg Lowell Shannon oiiian 3, QAr1 lidy 45 Hi-Y 3,4, Quill and Scroll 3,4 Favorite Pastime-Skating TWBNTY TWO we W Verlyn Sharp Cliorus 2,3.4: llasketball 2,41 H ' 4 V 1 C Club 4 lennis 35 lli-1 33 tile Opcretta 3 l7:tvorite PZlS1lll1C-SCll0Ul work Betty Sinnott tilee Club 1,23 Cltorus 3.4: lli-'l'ri l,2,4: llratnatics 3,49 Operetta 3,4 Favorite l'astiuie-Dancing Clyde Smedley Favorite l':tstime-Hunting Marian Spotts llztntl 3,41 Orchestra 43 Hi-'l'ri Cub Gazette 3: Quill antl Scroll lfavoritc Vnstime-Movies Kathleen Steil lfavoritc l'astime-Dancing' Thomas Steinberg Favorite Pastime-Hunting Johanna Stephenson tilee Club 1,23 Clitirus 33 lli-'l'ri 1,2,3,43 Operetta 3 liavoritt- l':tstin1c-Nlusic Betty Stevens Favorite Pastime-Roller sl-tati TWENTY TH R!! 3. 3,4 ng Rosetta Stenoft' Glec Club 1,25 G.A.A. l,2g Chorus 3: Debate 4: Operetta 3 Favorite Pastitue-Star gazing Ross Stuart Football 2 Favorite Pastime--XVorking on watches and clocks Anne Strickland Hi-'l'ri 1,2,3, fl'res.J 4, Chorus 3 Class SeC'y. 3,45 Glec Club 22 Nlasouian 3, QEtl.D 42 Operetta 3 llratnatics 1,33 Quill and Scroll 3,43 Student Council CSec'y.J 45 Cub Gazette 3 t Favorite Pastime-'Valking Gretchen Stubbs Hi-Tri 2,3,41 llantl 2,33 Robert Swarner .Cub.Ciazette 3,43 Masoniau 3 Favorite l,ZlS1llllC-Plltlltijlfilllllj' Gladys Tagesen l'avor1te l'astii11c-Hrirse-back ritliug Don Tanner Basketball 1,2,3 Favorite Pastiine-Selling slums Glenn Terrill 1-li-Y 2 Favorite l'astime-Skating Clay Thomas Hi-Y l,2,3,4: Debate 3 lfavorite Pastiine-Pltottigrapliy Leona Thomas lli-Tri l,2,3,-1, G.A.A. 1,2g Glee Club 2,31 Chorus 45 Cub Gazette 3g Quill and Scroll 3,4 Operetta 3,4 Favorite Pastitne-Hiking Charlotte Thompson Hi-Tri 3 I Favorite Pastiiue-Hiking i Orchestra 2,33 Masonian 45 llramatics 4 Favorite Pastimc-Cluubmg mountams Yvonne Sullivan Hi-Tri 2,3,4g Masouian 4 Favorite Pastimc-Drawing Marjorie Thompson Hi-Tri 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 23 Chorus 3,43 Opcretta 3,4: G.A.A. 1,23 Cheer Leader 4 Favorite Pastime-Horse-back riding William Thorsen l-Ii-Y 2,3,4g Baud 1,2,4g Orchestra 1,2 Favorite Pastime--Dancing Dorothy Toinbee Favorite Pastimc-Dancing Ethelyn Ann Tracy Hi-Tri 2,3,4g Masoniau 41 Orchestra 3 Favorite Pastime-Dancing Phyllis Ulen Orchestra 25 Glee Club 33 Chorus 45 Hi-Tri 1,2,.l,4 Favorite Pastime-Dancing Jean Ulin Hi-Tri 4 Favorite Pastime-Dancing Robert Ulin lfootlxztll 2,3,4g Hi-Y 2,32 Masonian 4 Favorite Pastime-Horse-back riding Shirley Van Note Cllee Club 1,2, Chorus 3,41 Hi-Tri l,2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,2' Masonian 3,41 Cub Gazette . Prop Crew 3,4 Favorite Pastime-Talking 134 Lois Varvel Hi-Tri 1,2,.5,4 ' Favorite Pastime-Reading Ross Vaughn Hi-Y 2,3,4g Cub Gazette 41 Stage Crew 1,2,.S, Olgrj 4 Favorite Pastime-Hitch-hiking af 56 33 Phyllis Veit G.A.fX. l,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,2 Hi-Tri lg Prop. Crew 1,2 Favorite Pastiuie-Hunting Nick Venechuk Football 3,43 M Club 3,4 Favorite Pastimc-Teaching Miss Allemau how to cook xt. r Phyllis Von Ahn G.,-XA. l,2,.l,4 Favorite I'astimc-Swimmine Lee Waggoner Favorite llastimc-Sports Helen Wagner Hi-Tri l,2,.1,4g Glee Club 2,31 Chorus 41 G.A.A. 43 Operctta 3,4 Favorite P3Sllll1C--ljilllflllg' Dorothy Elaine Wallace lli-Tri l,2,3g G..-MA. lg Cvlcc Club 3 Favorite Pastiuic-Dancing Dorothy Mae Wallace Hi-Tri 31 Glee Club 2 Favorite Pastime-llates Madelyn Walls Glee Club 2: Chorus 3,4 Favorite Pastiiue-Tennis Donald Walsh Hi-Y 4 Favorite Pastimc-llowlingi Elaine Watts Glcc Club 1: Chorus 2,3,4g Operetta 3,4 . Favorite Pastime-Ice skating TWINTY POUR TWBNTY FIV! Elaine Wearda Hi-Tri 1: Orchestra 1,2,.l,4 Favorite Pastime-Dancing Marian. Weber G.A.A. 1,23 Chorus 1,21 Operetta 1,23 Orchestra 3,45 Hi-Tri 3,4 Favorite Pastime-Ice skating Richard Whipple Rand l,2,3,4 Favorite Pastime-Photography Wanda Whorley G.A.A. l,2,3,4 Favorite Pastime-Dancing., Merton Wiggins Band 3 Favorite Pastime-Swimming Marjy Willey Hi-Tri lg Cub Gazette 3 Favorite Pastime--Hunting Caroline Williams Favorite Pastime-Dancing Richard Wills Football 1,25 Chorus 3 Favorite Pastime-Dreaming about Lana Turner Gerald Wohler Football 2,.3,4g M Club 45 Hi-Y 4 Favorite Pastime-Sleeping Marie Wright Prompter 3,4 Favorite Pastime-Swimming Donald Zeller Favorite Pastime-Swimming fNo llicturesj Arlene Axtell Favorite Pastime-Dancing' Reeve McNitt Rand 1,23 Cub Gazette 3 Favorite Pastime-Hunting: Dwane Miller Chorus 43 Opcrctta 4 Favorite Pastime-Sleeping Stanton N alan Favorite Pastime-Fishing Melvin Rutt Baseball 2,33 Basketball 15 Football 3,4 James Van Hom Favorite Pastime-Baseball Frank Wilkinson Band l,2,3,4 Hi-Y 12.3.4 Favorite Pastime-Stamp Collecting JUNIORS flop Row-Rl. Allen, ll, llrcese Row .l-ll. Ili-ck Cl 'Xu , I.. Ilryant, H. Ilumly. IJ. Hailey, D. llurgraff, ll. Burke, D. Ilrewer , . I llCI'NUll, C, llzalfluf, j, Amlcrsfm, ll. llartcls, li, llrcwcr, Ii, Anllcrscn, G. llnoth. ul. llfllltll Row 2-l,. liallzarfl, rl. llittcrmzm, I'. lllmmlliclfl, V. Allen, IJ. llwwcrs, ll. Herron, IJ, llcrgcr, I.. llcrry. ll, lluiscl Row lf-il.. Aflcrlmld, I . Amlcrsnn, XI. llaumgznrfl - ' L. llaugln, M. A IA ' mr, lx. Arnulcl, j. llaglcy, R. Ilartusck. Il, llartfm, rlggxrles, S. Amlun, A. llrucklcin Imp Row-H. Crcckmur, H. Ellis, j. Ifrznovnik ' Row .l-G. Cxllrislian Il IJ: - . ll. Izvclaml, Il. Clnurclu, Il. llavie, C' Ifliasfm , . 111,25-Ill, A. Ellifftt, D. lirvin, H. llury, Lf llvzal. l.. llictz, bl, lllllliilllbtlll, I.. Q.flI1UX'f'I', il. Cll0llSC, P, frmpcr Run' 2-R, fll2illSCll, Cf. frovve-ly, l. l,CGFt'g1Pflf7, Xl, llznvix, ll Chula, X. IDL-llc, S. Cumlzs, I', Cnstpr, IJ. Dyer, K. Curlmctt, l'. Hale Rnw I-Il, Ilutclmr, Il. Clxamplin, J. Diercks, Il. Cm-lr-y, Il Ilyur, A. liw rlgc, I liasnr n, ll. Cooper TWENTY sux JUNIORS Qs 5 T l Top Row-'l'. Harlmeson, lf.. Hcrinanson, ll. Garmf, R. Greene, C. lfcilnizin, j. Holman Row -1--C. Hines, C. Liomlrow, Foclcler, Bl. Gore, O. Grcgcrson, j. Hcmlclens, ll, Griffin, lf. Ciolmlliuff Row 3-H. Harlicson, l.. Hoycr, P. Hulxlvarml, V. llnckins, ll. Giinscr, l.. Gcving, Bl. Fcrricr, Xl. Hall, R. Harris, lf.. Gairnis, lf. Gcpliari Row 2-Nl. Hanson, j. lfarrcr, G. lfincli, Y. Hayes, ll. Hicks, 'l'. Cinllirczxtli, XY. Gclvinc, l. Frost, A. lfolamn, A. Garrison, G. Hugo ' ' ll liicre, ll. Hninpliruy. A. lficlil, 'l'. Hunt, Y. Hcslgccock, Bl, Hzxlkix, ' ' ll. Himikox Row l-lf.. Hanca, ll. Cirunz, . 5. Flctcllcr, R, Harding. Bl. Irons, Bl. Hulmlrn, Top Row-E. joliannsen, G. Kaufman, ll. Knudson, T. jorgenson, M. .i...--., , , l.. Klein, ll. Lennan, R. Lavender Row 5-l.. Kittlcson, R. Lcaman, l.. Lanclrcy, M. Leaman, M. Keaton. M. Link, C. Laughlin, M. Kuhn, l. Kimber, U. Mac Gregor, C. MCMenimen Rovv 2--Kjorgenson, D. Klempnauer, M, Ludeinan, A. Larson, G. Lmlcman, ll. I0l1I1S011, F- Judd, Z. Mclfarlin, li. jarcline, C. lilunclcr, S. NlcNitt E. Lewis, ll. Lapincr, S. Mcllicliacl, ll. johnson, E. Laros, Row l-M. Kcpros, A. Lobcr, B. Lent, P. Kew, L. McKee, H. Lunning 'rwnnrv snvzn JUNICDRS JE: lop Run'-ll. Niclsnn, R. Marinru, R. Miller D Xl Run' .lmfi Nclwfm, XY U tl Q' O lx M1 . . . fl'lI't'. H. MCKCQA, ll, Murrcn, I. Morse . H ly. . vcrlwcck, C. M1-rkcl, R. Nlmn-Q, IJ. Uflugzlrfl, C, Ncillcrm'n1 '. , 'llvr. XY. Maxwell Rnw 2-ll. My-yor, A. Nielson, l.. Martin, M. O'lJ1vn il. Nagel, Cf Manl ' K1 ' ' lu l ll. lNL'lHl l'. Mayne ncll, nl. Martin, G. Uxlrmn, ll. Matz, ll. Marker, . C5 , lllll, S, NL-lscn, M. Matzcn, bl. Marks, El, Manuel, nl. Mmlallzm, li. Nelson, lf. Mariners, arml, V. Manning .,.. , .-. :wwf-ll, li. Peterson, if Rzunlnll. A. Parks, K, Ransom, R. Pope ,ww .if ll. l'ctvnlt', R. l'u-ntis, .-X. l,L'lL'l'hUIl, l., llillllfw, .-X. l'm-I'l:1krs, bl. lim-5, ll, Ruwcll, K, Rowe Y. llirkclt, fi. l'mlc1'w.mfl Run' .lf-N. Ywtvrlwy, l'. Patton, vl. l'ip1wr!, C. l':1r ' l'lplu'rl, ll l ' ' ' .. IU! , ., '1, .. ,, . '.,.. KKN. . ' ,.. kuvwm, ff. Rilllllllffll, li. IJCIIFFOH ll llllllill N . urlm, lt. R114-. 12. Rwwxncycr mm' l--711. Pun, ll. Rr1g'crs l l,I'4'fl'llilN Xl llLl!lllI l' lar ilxl f ldllli l Rl lil luk H l'.-unc N Next . , l, 5. s, 1. ' ns, . . , . V , .. ll l iulncn, R. l'ctc'rm+n, ,WEN-ry EIGHT JUNIQQS Slorvick D VVood, I.. Stockhcrgcr, P. Scny, 'I'-rp Ruw-ll, 1.0 Duc, 1. Saylor, C. Swab, B. Straw, O, , V , l li. Zack, j. NN1mrgnu, F. Saxuargin L Ruw 5-li, Slxcaxhzm. VY. Skuvgaard, D. Schmidt, VV. Vhuldell, K. VVhitney, I. VVQM, B, Traub, T. Vculcr, U. Smith, l.. Stevens Row 2-43. Wins, j. Szunpson, R. Sprout, G, Smith. F. Symccck, li. Wixrrcn, A. Zirbcl, T. '1'hornc, X1 'l'ihrm, 15. Smiley ' ' I L. VViddrington, J. Smallridgc, A. Xvclsh, S. Tagesen, j. Schmitz R-rw 1--RQ. Zack, K, Springer, j. Sum 1, L. Sanders, S. NN'cida, P. VViggins Jolly Juniors at Ease gopnomomgs Y -ir it . -. --- DCCUKCU, A- AYIIICFSOYI, B. Bailey, R. Beneke, R. Beemer, I. Anderson, XV. Brown, VV. Burns Row 4-B. Ady, U. Abbott, bl, Argos, B, Benner, lf. Anderson, G. Anderson, I. Allen Row 3-B. Bergman, I. Abbott, D, Bagne, D, Riddick, I.. Berveman, D. Anderson, M. Bender. I. Alslmury, S. Beckman Row 2-F, Buirge, R. Alitz, I. Brown, B. Briscoe, D. Bruns, P. Barland, B. Anderson, W. Brown, G. Angell Row 1-l.. Bird, j. Burnett, V. Anderson, L. Aves, M. Ber, M. Allbee, M. M. Barlow, S. Bryant Bracken, B. Buchanan, . lop Ron -ll. Lrzm- . , . . : , ', rm'y, l-. L'wqw1', I LV '-- ' ll. llnllm, N. Casey, ll, lilvgrcllmrctvvll Row .3 R. lfrmlvrllwrgq' , . ' -. ml-, ff llllllllilf, ll, l3f1H.lgllx'. cr Nl. Kwok, H. LQLTIICY l ll rx ll IMN ms l.lJ1.ll if lwnmet I7 C U R xx 7 1 if F, .. H . 'ffl 'I'-X, ll. llivrlw, l', llilllrlv, -l, l'ffr'ln'tl. , . . r, . .F1lY'l ll ' ..--- Q, A W, lf. Crlsplll, lffljqlllglull, Xl. ljlllflll ,Xl Q'l1q-4-vngln, X, lfgaywml. ll, llglxhlxmr, l.. l',vm'riN1, lf. l':Yk'lilll1l Row l-f-4X, lfkluml, ll. Cook, P, Clark, .-X, flzagmlrlfllv, ll, lh-unix, X. lfnglel, li, lvzuc, X. lflliott, Nl. lillison, l., lizwidfon THIITY OPI-IOMORES E Heizelman, B. Hum, U. ....-... , Top Row-H. Fleming, V. Groli, R. Huffman, . J. Graney, B. Gindler, P. Frank Row 3-D. Gciler, L. Garrison, B. Gump, G. Hanseliu, H. Garms, M. Holmen, L. Gregerson, A. Huber, Holt, H. Howe, L. Hall , Row 2-C. Hagerman, D. Helfenstein, C. Haney, B. Helrlrick, V. Hennagin, E. Hert, J. Huffman N. Huff, D. Huff, j. Farrer Row l-M. Harris, B. Green, C. Hatges, W. Hutchins, M. Hammond, H. Humiston M. Funk, G. Harbe ' Hampton, H. Faulk son, N. Haalxeim, I. Kavaya I Kopps, K. Jansen, B. Top Row'-B. Kislia, K. Lundquist, B. Larson, R. Kassel, D. , . jackson, R. Kcclinpg, B. jones, A. james Row 2-S. Lenman, M. Kellogg, li. Koldplastos R. Logue, H. Klcmcnsen, H. Kornbaum, J. Kaufman, ll.Kirkliam, D. Lennan, M. Lewis, M. R. Lewis, S, Grimsley Row l--J. johnson, M. jurasek, M. jass, C. Keegan, B. Larson, M. Lindalil, L. Kolioutek, M. johnson, A. Kendall, F. Kulin, D. Lytle 'rnmw ons sopnomoags Top Row R 0 W Row-J. Rarron, A 4-R . Query, T. Rafferty .Reynolds, H lloven ll M'l . Y , . ller, J. Kepp, N. G. Pc-on, D. Purdie 3-R . Neve, J. Peterson, G. Peters, C. Murren, H. H. Maxfatlm C Peter H , ,. s, . Mullin, D, Pearson Row 2-R. Paulsen, lf. Peters, li. Moon, M, Patridge, bl. Moore, I.. Petitt, A. Rutledge Row l-Vl. Rodrign-'. ' ' U, l. Neiderhelser, M. Pinneke, V. B. Miller, D. Rice, D. Peterson, Robinson, Photiades, R. Pope, M. E. Olson, D. Havncn, Osborn, C. Egeland, M. Pauley, j. Meuwissen M. Olson, M. Nes Ri , . , F. Mathre, P. McCl li. Muldoon je, M. Parsons, H. Pappas, sh I. Marroni ellan, Top Row-I Sclimock ,. . , C. Sinclair, A. Sico P Row .3-I. Slmcral, N ' 1 H Row 2 Row l- W E. ny, . Marek, H. M .l . Ritter, D. Smence ' ' . R ff arsiall, W. Reidy r, W. Smith, M. Sta og.,g,en1an A. Pcrgyakis, M. Smith, R. Sprole, S. Stott, IZ. D. Payne, ll. McCallum, R. Pence, B. Page . Strand, IJ S c'k m, I. Nettleton, D. McCann, R. Radcliff, Steussy,' B. Sweenev D St ,, . - rand, ll. Russell, . .p a er, H. Swanson, L. Sli f ' Snyder, P. So ' ' afer, I. Swift, W. Stockberger, L. Sackelt, umam, H. Malaktarxs, C. Pauley, R. Reed Tl-IIRTY TWO SOP!-IGMQQES I . jj3,'f'I1-'Z-' Top Row-ll. Thorsen, R. Stewart, ll. Walter, B. Weed, D. Tubbesing, J, . , . Van Horn, R. Sheldon, W. Tilton, C. Thramg, R, Sweet Row 2-l.. Von Ahn, D. Stcil, G. Toresdahl, R. Thomas, C. Vernon, R. Vega, S. johnson, L. Kafer ll. Tcnncy, H. Van Essen, P. Vermedal ' th I.. Van Fleet. M. Varvel, V. Vega, I. Thrams, J. Terhufcn ' Turnbull VV'neman L Wcntwcmr , Thomas, M. lohel, Y. Row l-N. 1 , . E. Tcrhulen, l.. Toepfel, ll. Y- ' 1 W8l!CfS, D. Winner, K. vvcm., V. ' I darcak, Top Row-ll. l,cc, TN . . , . ll Yack, J. Vlfagncr, M. Cork, K Wenclel I Sohn IL Mahler,'1. G. Marroni J. Wendel, li. Walls, ll. VVillodson, ll. bhaffcr, L. Wo L. Evers ' ' 'l.'on, E. Wolf, W. Wallace, E. Young, M 2 A' Vllngncr, l.. Zea, . M Earls Row - . S. VVnrll, M. Zciglcr, . ., ' l a, W kc R Spears, ll. Zarum lm Row l-l.. y ' , . . 'Y N. Wolf, N. Wilhe , Wrxblxt, l.. Lahcck, L. W1 S R. Sharp, M. Watkins THIRTY 1-HRM Rasp R Torkelson, R. AUDREY MA i KEEVER BETTY SINNQTT ANNE STRICKLA ND MARIE O'l2RIEN XUXRIHA HAI I GRHCHRN STUMZS l I 1 Q Cv ' 3 .4 Kxsvll ,. HA Q H MU 'vb 3 . f- Yiu '- J UWR xnfx mu ' STAN I.IiY IEAUMGARTNER wNS0 D f.'l,1Nf'l. 1 ON M ALFL THIRTY FOUR CF. ANN X MRA CS. '4 RCHJJ Xffyl-T Q? JA 3- X XX,fX11CO xx' F. R ll. N , BRON- kid? k I Hear America Singing Democracy in Action COUNCIL: R. to I..-Chuck Kiscr, Susan Grimslcy. liarlmra Jolinvm, Nlzir- jory Hall, Maxine Dillon, llzxrr Peterson. .XIJYIFORSZ I.. In R.-Klr. lixauix, Nlifx lforslur Xlr, Kuo. Student Council The intrml11clin'y vvzu' ul' ilu- fi H - list Mahon klty lligh School Stuilcnt lllLlllCll was liigli-liglilccl lmy thc origination of ll Nlolmwk llomccnming Day' lml by the :uloption of ll stzuimlzirrl ring :mfl crust. fioncl luck to llic Stuflcnt QiU1lllCll and in slicccssivc years may it mziintziiu tml improve its I9-lil rccorcl. milling il.. to R.l+Xlilu- 'll2ilHllL', ,luck lql'K'fw, fxll-Ullf-fl Ili xlilfffl, Clinton xlUl'IlllCNV, llnli l'mx'cll, llnlm Ql4V'1lTl'l', Klorris Nl:u'cr, Kcnnctli Eziton, Hill lrmili, jay liI'UXVll N 'nod fl.. lu RJ-llxirnlil Xl-in, Rl-iit-Q Rt-eil, .-Xuilri-y Nlxikcvwf. Wilmil Vvlflvun. xxiilllllil XY:ill:irv. llvlrn llIllilHl.N, Xlziriu H'llricn ' ' ' , .Xnnu 5ll'lClillHlKl Debate Standing tl.. to R,l+,lfwl1n l.nndlmlm, Dun lirewer, llertwn tiintller gl l l X 'irtlelle Havnen Xlarie U'llrien, lit-.tts l'l1t-lain, ffvzieli tiny l.. . 'Alex l.. tt: R.l-'.l- . - - A Crown. Nancy Robinson, lletty Lent, Rnsetta Stentrtt FR EEDOM OF SPEECH Resolved that every able bodied male eitizen uf the United States slmuld be required tu serve one year's full time military training before attaining the present draft age and that this lie estalmlished as a permanent policy. .lF,ASHIONsy AX, The Senior claw did its If the 19th K-mm -'Q proud on M ' 10,1 , .. . . arch 24 with . , f X v ri .lnel ranlrl, 141 Sh sr . l 1 1f5 ,res o the uottld-Ire ,Mlm mm. H'-.ts 'ion , -telling ot the trials aiid tlillliiilloll of ri L IWHY15 faintly, ations THIITY SEVEN ,I. NIU CHORUS Top Row rsc, A. Hewitt, IJ. llziilcy, J, l.nnml Iiolin K. johnson, ll. IM-nson, II. Klcttlcr I l,cwis, O. Mall, V. Sharp, G, Nelson .X. Pcclcrson Row V l j Q, ll. 1.1-nnxin, A, lmtn-rlwo som, G. Allcn Row V Ii. Gzirms, D. 'Mooixy ii. XVIiippIv, II ,, Kirlqliain, II. Paine, VV. Tilton, II, Ilurirmff I I Wilmer, NI. Manor, II. Powell, II. SIN-gm Hayes I'. Wig II Xlott, T. -Iorgcnson, II. I.cnn:in, XI. E Row I Y R I.:1kosl-ci, M. Kuhn, II. lifllllf, 'l'. l'iCk' nil NI Oglubx XI luilunin I' I its . .',..,':,,..ci gins, A. Peterson, I.. lniincll, S NYcicl:i, E. Nelson, I'. Kew, ll. C-vllcn Q R. l.z1vcnrlcr l'0F.'l' IIl'N'l'IIORNI-I .-NND Row lll IIIS NI.-XIIJICNS II, Klunipnaucr, NI, Tlioinpwri, A. lfolsiiiii S. XIzicfXIicI1:icI, S. Yan Nou-, li. .Nlniklov ll, johnson, I.. llictz, Bl. Iarilinc, II, Iiicru I liiltcrinan, M. XX':1lls, NI. Nlckkirlliy, ulzbatiencen ll. Sinnott, M. Allen Row ll Klillmc-rt :inrl SUIIIVIIIIIS we-ll known opcretta, K, Arnold, G, Ramprfm, P. lilnlmifil-I-I, V113 .,i- ,:. U. , ,., , M. Patterson, II. Svliccf, I .'XnwIrirk, lf iicnu , xx ls sinusstnlly prcscntul by the Manley' M- Gglmgm, It Ljoopvr, .-X. Munkl-, xoczil :lm-pnrtim-nt nnclci' thc CUIIIIJIIICKI forces of 11,1-131195, M, Irons, IQ, Lewis, 3, X'esn-rliy, iss lillcn NI. Smith :incl Miss Myrtle Oulman. I'- TIIUIIIZN- It' llimx' R' H2 I '2 Ilzns nfl' in :1 YiL'lHI'y sulutc to the Corps of Vocal Row I stnila-nts who niziclc this pcrforinzincc possible. A. Gfnrisfm, J. Clonsc, NI. Hull, IE. Maw. P. Kirk, AI. llziqlcy, R, Sprout, A, Nlziku-xl-i', M. Xlezulv, Cf lfrziiicln-rc, C, l:fIllIIIIllll. lf. Mzlrin-is, 'lf Ilnin, Nl. l orln's, R. llzlvis, V. llC4lgCU'1'li I Crzilnrcc, II. Ilclfcnstcin, II. llzillzis II Spcnrcr, lf. Ilolt, II. l'ctcrson, l'. Klcr nr BaIIad For Americans GLEE CLUB 'lkwp Row-M. A. XK':1tkinS, II. Mmm, II, Nluhlmm, Ii. IIm'tcrs, If. Gcplu I . D. 'iIImIsun, joI1nsm1, ID. Uylcr, li, IIIIIISCIIU, I, Ililn NI. IIa-mlcr, I. NICllW'ISSClI, I.. I,zu1nIry, KI. I':u1Iuy ' ' 'II X Row 24X1. I,i1uI:lIxI, -I. .-XImImtt, C. Ilzltgn-5, II, Swzuuml, It. XVII N, K I II1':1ckIci11, if IICALI, I.. Kinl'l'iw+11, I.. Iivcrist, QX. l'lIl.lIIy XI I'zu'mm1s, G, IIULII, N. Czxrsun Row lfN, Iilliutt, XI. Myhrc, C, NIurrcn, II, I., law, L XIatI'11rIm I Irll I O Iv mm XI IC. VVUIIQ, GI Olson, NI. Iilliasm, Lf XYI 5 , I. N H' ', IIQHIIIIIOHLI, NI. JOIIIISUII, I., .-XQIL-rI1nId THIRTY NINE 'l'hv Xl. V. ll. 8. li :tml :tml urrltcstrzt lllvlllhcrs this ycur ciiviuyt-cl the rarest privilvgc ex im-wiittwl In mir IIIIINIK' tlcpzwtiiit-lit xxhvn Cath gr ' uup was rcqttcstccl tu prt-svnt varictl St-lt-Clin tm tht- X, ll. Q. twist tit Umsi llmmlivllp .lanurzty 25, .Xltcr inzuiv iullictlt hut tiring weeks ut przlvticc llll1lCI' tht- splcmlitl rlircctimi ul' l :11'lt't4m l SIt'XX'1lI'l :tml Xlztrjurit- lf. Smith, tht tml fltktlntt Ulifl l lfS'l X' li ll.lNS lh-tty l,:tpincr Xztnq Rulninsml l'att1lmt' SHIIIIIHN Xlztrixtn XX't'ht'r lflt':11mr'L' Dlztrclmt' l',x:1 l.4tr1w Xl :trv l.cw1s latin- SAIIIITSUIX llttgmitzt Nztgt-l ,lvztu xl2ll'li5 lAlllt'N llcflrlt-ns l,Xllll lilunlt' Nl.ll'lt' O llrlcn lhun llrt'xx't'r Xlznrx' XX'1'ight tftrl l'a-It-re lhigur llt'l'llliCll l.11l11 l,'llll0N ll.tr'lt'm- lilvflht'l'gJ Xlziict-llitlt' X':trx't'l l l.t1m- XX't':1Vwl:t XAllll..XA it-lla-vu K i'fvwlt'x Xl.1i x tirttpp K lzl,l,l1 rXrlt'm- l lim-Qulzul l'.ltrit'x:t Xlztytmrtl l r:nm't-N Kuhn IMXSN X lOl, Xlztulxt lzhy lll'Ill.ll'll lltixct-t' Ruth xl-mruvrivmri tilvmw litiwtilcu-1 mit milv hx' tht- NllI'l0llIltllllL1' vlclnity hut hy thc Qiitii-Q iigititm, li X l'l'1lQSfJNNlCl, ln :tccnrrlzttlvv with this progrzttn thc tx llztft-I lfaulk gruups CllllllllllL'fl In gin' t'm1t't'rts :lt rluitc l-I'L'f1lltlll Nurnm Xxvlllllfllll l l,l l'l-Q tzttlucrmc l':tulcy Intl tlflmt l tr , 'llfl' ' intcrvztls fur thc lwciit-fit of tho whole COIIIIIILIHIIX 'l'hcrt-forty wt' point with priclt' to :UNI NIIOIQ lutir-wtztr your for our ttrpfrztnking lmzmd aml in l41H'l'21r':1 ,lwlmwu clit-strzt clcpztrtmcnt, limi l.:u't'ntlt'r Xlztxmt- lhlltin l'l.fXRlXli'l' Slztnlvy llzmmgztrtncr Xlztry llzl HW!!! 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Nur'-gxnm V 5lmIlvr', I.IilII'lllL' IXQXSSOUN Krwpmzm, .lunv IROMUONI5 ,Q A , , Mly, Clxwlcr HA55 Kl..'XlxlNl'.l Zack' Dau Straw, HUM fiI'C'k'lll', Rivlmrll Nvk-1. ,lulw Q ll-Q-, Arm-lil IIZIQUTIIIIIII, klulrlw Hit-kxv Rwhvrt s.1xx.xl'Hcmx1-1 Q.-Klum N ' 5 l 'Y Hines, Clmrlu Ii.-XRI'l'UNl'f '!'k'ff' .VWY xx'1.am.1Q-, Dirk XXL-1511, xXx'm1lil1c Kvllwgg' Mm.gU.y S,-XXAl'll0Nlig'l'uno1-J l,'XRl,I.O,xH4. Xx'ilI1CI', 'hill :X1'gow, Alwlm llwk In nth .. sn , 4 S.-XX.'Xl'IIUNI-L Qllgmulm-H N1-.11h-11-n, ,lzmws Sililll, Klzxrfllall l'i hA5 'ml' UbRNli'l'S MVN Kmw, john S11'XXQlI'fQ. liumlcltv '1 licm-kc, Ray l'1'jl,.L:nrllm1 Slnyyix' Marian Hk'l1ll'lL'll, Hull flgglylpg-ry Q'l1gH'lQ5 HIWHXYII, Xyiuwfl RINNUII' 113,-ry F1rmpCl', RrrlrCl'I Q H Vi ' 1 Xlium-, Ruth lllHI'NL'I1, Hula I3-l'l,Al LI..-XRIINIZI XlcLz1Ilum, limb Igurkv' 'ml Slmyh-rv Ilixik- Hzunngaarlncr, Stnnlvy IXUNIN VYUHY Nlcrrltt, fzlrltfm K Q V Immun' Mary Nialaktznrxf, lh-Ion 31M,1,,i11' H3r,,1,1 l'lxRL L SSION fJlICllI'lllI, Hub 1 .-Xnly, llfmlm ,UI H Il I ,. Pk'I'llll0, lmL'llDl'l'S UHOI5 Vcric, Richznwl Xl:.Cfft,limlTIiifllyllis Sm,-vig-14, Olin vlulumml, Hzmrlmrza Kurnlmulll, Hiuwlfl Rctll Rmwc ' Rau-, lilcaumrc l.:u'cmI1-r, Dun Purrlic, Dirk gwuh' CMI llamcy, Furl l7illol1,M:xXiIlc IBZIYUISIUII, Durnlluy XlmH.L, Ruhml l.m'lwr, Arlvnc X Q Rice, Uurutlly van, XV. 1. 5 '5i'1?: Dm' PLL' I It , A KWHH' NH-fmi Ma lizmillltlaigg-11, lax-:11lm VVIIIVVH. 'UNI I'ZlllIL'j', f1llhL'I'Illl' Q K V 4 .Xlhw Nlzxrv llfmty, JCZIIIIIL' l :u'rcr, Cicmlflim- VRIYNCH HURN AX1,1,,,14x- 'Ulm l7'1'VVkN IYEVUB' Knmlvm, Ihnlm Hcznuislm, jlllillilll XXMII, 'Iff,,-nm l5l'l'WlI, VXZIXIIC filtl-lvI'i, liln-:umru l,vzm1:m, Ralph Hwlt, lilninc Cub Gazette Standing.: fl.. to RJ-B SENIOR STAFF nh Swarner Martha Ball 'Xl , . . :trian Grzivelie, Gene Rae Keister, Maryo Oglesby, Jacqueline Hotchkiss, lileanor Gaffri, ROSS Yanglin, lileanur Mclhauglilin Seated tl,. to R.J-Enola l-laney, Stanley Baumgartner, Grace Ann llyer, joan Anclrick, Gail Gustafson, Charles Champlain, Ruth Minor ,ix PORTY TWO HHN JUNIOR STAFF Standing fl.. to RJ-Ann Peterson, Homer Nielson, jean Bagley, Olin Storviek, Eleanor Lewis, Beverly An clerson, jack Diercks, Bette Phelan Seated fl.. to RJ-Ida Di Gregorio, Shirley Nelson, Betty Lent, Sally Mae Michael, Lois Conover, Jeanne Manuel 51:1 lllllllln- M ' in ' . ' ' . IzlH.IJl11If'lI' an xll'l1-bl, Iam .11 HN ' '1 Ullfrlr- I, 'VII P14 , gin, lk givin ds 7? ll ' I- ' r . lg,-K. I -In IX, A . ' Hy - . ' XM: Iftfllhxr-iyy.:.Lit.?-1:mp kgfglilnglj' -. JMI5, J pu- l' ' ,ml If ' bv . xxut. l ,O Hx . ' lxflifur- fl W Wim,- II1 I 1 . gr' r nllr. OUR SUVVR 9-Xl IQSKIILZN l I . tu RJ--1QFt'lk'IlK'll Stub rn, .. mwlll lfillllll, 1ulv.2 l'lll'flIlOI' NIK- I mghlin, circig Hzlrulml HYCIHHII, zulv, FOHTY THREE Gnu Masonian . .ff ., '4 H342 YI-I.XlQl1UOlx BIQXII 7' tvf, , nxt' Kiuil tl.. to RJ--lfry l.uur, wl Crllxtzitvnl, nm111p,g Slxlrlcy Yun Xwtm ' ' . vw -. anlv. SZAICNIIIJII. Ulllllll Inn XI1 ' mc 1 np' l ml fgll5t2l'5l , Hva, cm ., . 1 Q l'r 1m'Iwrc cmllp.. Hum 'xllll PII Ivins! l-li -Tri To Face Life Squarely Manuel Lcfmn . -law. A l lcmmp Banc WL , SU-1Ckl8fNv' .r xjuil, L X463 'T F mln Haney' 'lilff wlfmm' llllllvww H096 Mm Uwlm' ll lo R-lf 'lun uw- MT vJ'lxx,f5 1'CC ' ' 5uull,lllllll,. AW Rhlggllxlw 'Rum wfflh' Nga ,. 'H 2 ' V U,mu.x.l l-li -Y To Find and Give the Best K :XlllNlC'l' St:mzli11g: tl.. tw lq.l 'Sllllllt'j' ll1llllIl!!l1AlI1L'l', llurr I'L-tn-rwmm, CllIll'lCi Kin-1' im-:ltcwl ll., in RJ-liick Nlvttlcr, Olin Stwrvick, KL'llIlt'lll lfzmm, lllvn lll'lli1KlllL' 'lay llruwn, CllL'5lL'I' Ally, llill 'l'lmu-xcn l PORTY POUR M Club To Build Strong Men fin to R I A SH3F0ld 1 Jott, Alfonso DjMarcO I 1 udge G G. A. A. To Defend Our Homes CABIN l'1'l' G Ann Dver Ann Rutledge, Ruth Cook, Je ll... to K.J-linola Haney, race . , , Connie Hatges, Martha Ball, Helen Pappas, Betty Cook rirnslev C - 1 Barr- P Cter an Mcuwx S011 CU IOIITY FIVE llwey Also Serve QL. to RJ-I. Swift, J. Manuel, K. Corbett, G. Ludeman Girls Gym Classes 1,110-lNYU, mic'-tum, is :t fzrmilizrr miisc liuztrcl cmmting from girls' gylll rlzlsscs :ls Ilia- girls in fXl.Li.llS. zrlsu seem tu rt-zllizt' tllc ucctl for nzttionul 1w1't'p:11't-rllwss ul' xrliicli pliysiczll cfltlczttiml is rim- uf tlw kcy wrirtls. l'l1ClCI tlu- czlpnlrlc Qlllilllllfl' ut' Kliss Uclt-llzt Nlcliuwzlli must uf thc' high sflitml girls take regularly sulu-rlult-rl ggynm vlztsscs which lmlcl fur tht-m Il tlircc--ffnlml pur- pusv :rs :1 moans uf liccmning lwttc-r :uluptcrl for strenuous cxcrvisc, :ls :L rm-:ms ut' lic-urrimirrg lwttcr :1t'qt1:1i11tt-:l with slum- ut' our sports, :mtl lastly its Il lllC2lllS ul crrirvyrllcnt tu tlrcmsclrcs. Cl.. to RJ-A.. Ekluncl, l.. Sackett, C. ligclanrl, I.. Ballard H. Marker PORTY SIX I Futu re Defenders ly . xx' xkogcu . Naxldell Rjfl. XNQXACC. BX. 'Yamue Yami: FQRT v WEN sO0, Xl Bo YS G w RNXR, NNQXQM, VX. YSx0xxxD' O. x, Vw, X,mXXuw, Xl. 'YXxm'XLcXsmx, , M'xXXcx', NA YXxox'xalXcS KX ,. CVQKYYHKNX xxx Xl, S fn' . P exec sn , THE M if' 5 if I. s in PXCTXON K- QHPON M. C. 7 - -- M. C. 7 - --- M. C. 7 - ---- M. C. 20 --- --- M. C. 12 --- --- M. C. 12 .... .... M. C. 0 -- M. C. 0 - M.C. 7 -- N. Des Moines - E. Sioux City W. Waterloo Roosevelt, D, M. E. Des Moines E. Waterloo ---- La Crosse -- Fort Dodge -- Charles City Sitting QL. to RJ-M. Gore, G. Wlioler, S. Goldlzuff, B. r-lermanson, I.. Rhode, B, Gamble, C. Morpliew N. Meuwissen, J. Morse, li. Cllamplin, B. Traub, D. Bailey. C, Kiser, K. Beckman, D. l.aw, H. Bet I.. Lindsay, D. Burgraff, G. Kunz, J. West, P. Marek, A. Perfzakis, B. Dallas, G. Dunbar, ll. Alshury II Y -,,-- ,,-- ',,. 1, r,fr':fff'f,, ,-f' ,,. if ' rf -f1 , 1' ' ff' -41'? aff! ' 7-4 , fr 2'-if ,rn ,, 1' , 4'7 -AC v 1 ,. 1'7 ',..., g 7' I 1 ?' 3' ' ,,12' a'3'Fr f' f ' - g- r' gffwf 1 'TIL T - lVQN XVhen the football season rolled around in autumn, it found the Mohawk footballers already hard at work under Coach Ujudgel' Grimsley, in his first season as high school mentor. Although the team won but two games, it was a scoring threat from any place on the field, with Al Di Marco's brilliant passing and the running of Bud Burgess and 'lim Sears often gaining twenty or thirty yards. Mainstays in the forward wall of the machine were Chuck liiser, Morris Macer, Melvin Rutt, and jim Miller. The T formation, introduced this year, was extremely intriguing from the fans' point of view: the mystery of the season was what happened to the liall lmetween the time quarterback Di Marco got it and the time it was found someplace downfield in the hands of one of the lmackfield men-Another one of life's little mysteries. ison B. Larsen, A, Storviek, B. Ulin, J, Sears, M, A1301-r, 'l' Yeeclery li. lxlillq-ry j, Regs, Q, Ma o Mott N Venechuk, J, Miller, M. Halley, G. Pappas, li, Lyons, K. Eaton, M. Tatone, P, Ptrt,a is ckson ll. Burgess, lk. Dutclter, B. Miller, W. Gclvine, D, Murren, C .Newman indint, tl . to RJ-llarker, Grimsley, Suter f ','.r ' ,,- f 'i !,...am ? ' ' la ,J F f J' if A. 1',.-7i-- T., -.fr 4g53t a, r 1. AF c - Jr ' ' A f ,- Jr-.,,' 1 'Af ',J!Ttr7x- 1 M 4.F'r?f..2'- '-'e' ,--gf' fr, f 'ff fe- f-'L JI' 'rf ,pal Basketball xv . A, Goldbilff 1 ,V G, Pavwis- Miner c. MCW'l'men'mef. J- Rees- M' tl ace C Randa1l,B- H Butler D Me , v. shafv- -- 5 ref. Mg' - ' ' , C. Newman THD Rowfggggilglant goaghknlg-3::mS1:y Di Marco' Brown, Holnien St-cowl RUN, 3' CoaCll JH 5 Dutcher,-A- R. GH l ri, B- lfirst Row--11, Cawley' L' K ei Manv new faces were on the squad uhen the 1 1 . . ' coors opened on the 1941-42 lmasketlmall season. With only A1 Di Marco and Jay Brown returning as seasoned veterans, Coaches flriinsley and Suter set about to find three other starters. They found their trio in john llolmen, l.loyd Klein, and Bob Duteher, all juniors. Capable reserves were Bill Cawley, tluss Pappas, Dick Mettler, and Collin Newman, llot one night and cold the next seems to sum up the season's fortunes of the Mo- linwlc lmsketeers. Although Brown and Di Marco will lie greatly missed next year, the squad will have ml t f 1' - ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 en y 0 qua ity as well as quantity in the up-and-coming sophomore material. SCORES VVest VVatcrloo .....,. .17 Des Moines lRoos.l --- 23 East Sioux City ,,,,.. 12 Central Sioux City .... 31 St. Paul fhlarsliallj --- 21 East Des Moines .... 12 Charles City --- ---1-1 Fort Dodge .... --- 40 East Des Moines - --- 3.3 Austin ............ --- 20 North Des Moines .... 21 East VVaterloo .... --- 22 Marshalltown ,-, U, Z0 PIFTY M.C 28 18 25 .53 28 25 25 37 36 17 25 28 37 KEEP 'EM FLYING SCORES Yvest Vvilterloo -- North lies Moines Ames ,.,,,,,,,,,, lizist VVaterloo - Austin -..---- liort Dodge ,,,,-, ,- lles Moines flioos Cliarles City' -- Ames ,..E 1- Oskalooszi s- Northwood - hlanley -,- Iowa Falls - .3 --- M. C. 42 28 30 18 29 18 20 38 10 Z3 29 41 23 Thumbnail Sketches A cool player and perhaps the hest hall-handler on the squad was -lay llrown, who played hoth guard and forward. 'lihis was jay's last year as a Mohawk, after four years of do or die for Nl. C. H. S. :Xl llihlarco, a star at three sports, turned in excellent performances all season from his forward position. Quiek and tricky, l onsie led his teammates in scoring during the season. His deadly accuracy often pulled the team out Of a tight spot. The find ofthe year was Long john Holmen, the 0 ft.-Z in. center. john developed a one-hand push shot from his post position that was comparable to the days when Don Pickell poured 'em through. One of the most eonsistent players on the team was lloli Duteher, the other forward. 'l'hough not a high scorer, Dutch was 14 player who kept the other team's seore down, being a regular tger on defense. A junior of whom much is expected next year is Lloyd Klein, who manned a guard position. Though slightly erratic at times, Killer was a line drihbler and one of the best sports on the teamg he offered his hand to many a fallen opponent stretched out on the floor. FII-'TY ONE Wrestling Algona Osage - . E. XVaterloo .. Elclora T. S. . -, Clarion ,, .. H H IGH-SCORING QUINT StanilingfH. Mott, M. Tatone, B. Gamble Seated-H. Wilcox, D. Foster THE DOCILE U5 DOZEN Rack Row--Coach Barker, J. Miller, D. Pinta, J. Cliilsnn, B. Gamble, Assistant Coach Moore First Row-B. Alshury, M. Ta- tone, H. Mott, D. Foster, H. Willcox, J. Huffman M. C. M. C. 18 Iowa Falls ,.. .- . - - 13 24 11 New Hampton M. .. I3 26 18 W. Waterloo ...,..,,. .. U- 22 12 19 19 M. C.-Fourth in Big Seven meet. STATE CHAMP ACTION Ilia FIPTY TWO 'Am A RECORD BILL? Track Under Coach Bill Moore, the track program in M. C. H.S gained prominence, with over forty boys taking regular workouts. Many returning veterans plus enthusiastic and plentiful sophomore talent gave a new spirit to the cinder sport, and as a result left many favorable impressions as to their ability. Great- er strength was also shown in the field events. Mohawk teams entered the Iowa State Teachers and Estherville relays, the Big Seven Conference meet, and numerous dual meets. Also in the field of athletics was the new gym program for boys, introduced in mid-year as compul- sory physical training. Every day some 400 boys donned gym suits and took exercises designed to build up back, chest, and arm muscles as an aid to the national defense program. Top ROWXW H IDS Af. - lx 3 N MD0dge, KNEE S. Baum Seated euwisgenmc eckrnan, Lgartner' X . . p B. Knapp, gflvgiceliill Moor? WINGED VICTORS QL. to RJ-Wally Kirsch, Bob Knapp, Stanley Baumgartner, Louis Pion PIFTY THREE ,,C BaSebaII GSGY Bt the Batu 'D FW' fm OWU, 3 'f gf ll.. Standkng U.. to R.5fC. SneXX, R. O'Ban3on, D. Vega, R. LepXey, P. Pergakis, B. Mnkzr, M. Spencer, B. Engkbretson, A. Wagner, H. Kornbaum, S. Nveber, B. Secony, r ' ffatone, F. Saxnargkn, Manager U. Pearson her, G. Erkckson, S. Poukos Coach B. Sute Y U to Rjf-G. Marronx, M DXMarco, B. Burgess, B. Dutc Knee mg .. L. Newman, A. ' Sxndaxr, Tennis KL, to R.,-K. Rcce J. I3 . , nCy, H, ShCEE:A1nbI3,BCer- , . runs K. W!rrlney, C. Vvhitney I np-ry mul 5 . Heaven will protect the working girl- from them. Sleepy time gals Classy Uchassy Out of gas? Our Gang 3 summer pals What a houseparty! Still going steady? Good looking! Sugar and spice Restrain yourself, Don in Day by Day in the Mohawk Way SENIORS-BELIEVE IT OR NOT SEPTEMBER 9- All hands on deck for opening day. We love our teachers. I8--No School v 20-Hurrah for democracy! First Student Council meeting today. 30-Hobo Hop-Hoboes really in jive. OCTOBER Z3-Cast for Patience selected. Donnis Klemp- nauer, the milkmaid. 24-Team and marching hand go to WatCl'l00. Wish we could kick or march. 27-Student Council gives first assembly. Who got Marybelle's goat? 30-Downcast faces-chemistry test. Need we Say more? 31-Homecoming!! No parade, no football victory, but plenty of rain. NOVEMBER 3-Tibet is some place. lsn't it, Porter? S-Earl Ferleman brings a treat to economics class -even Mr. Snyder chewed with us. 6-Mr. Boyce says more people die in bed than any place else. , MNKSLW l D s 7-Vacation. Teachers and pupils on the loose. 10-Thanks, Mr. Butler, for reminding us about National Defense Week and Iiclucation Week. 11-Mr. Wells helps us appreciate Armistice Day. I2-Dr. Spencer Hatch gives a talk and shows pictures of India. Time? 35 minutes, I3-Charles Wells draws cartoons and our attention. 14-I.il' Abner and Daisy Mae had quite a chase at the assembly. Our future motto: An assem- bly a day keeps school work away. I8-Football team had banquet tonight. -Initiation is Monday-poor M MEN. 19-Assembly-main characters of Patience give us a sneak preview. 21-Three cheers for Donnis and all the Others in the cast of Patience who really g-ave a four star performance. 25-Turkey Hop. No corsages, boys, buy defense stamps instead. 26-So long, stoodents , I'll be back in four days fit' I don't eat too much turkey.J DECEMBER l-Happy day! school is here again. Did anyone get above 42W in Miss Graves' test today? The freaks!! 2-Report cards-well, I can dream, can't I? 3-Dixie Willson says there are many opportunities in Hollywood. Gable, here I come! BEHIND THE SCENES ' 4-Alarm clocks, short skirts, and million dollar legs reign in the halls today-initiation. ' 9--For once at least ten people passed a physics test. Mr. Boyce, you're slipping. 10-98? in a Hamlet test. Who was cheating? I5- Joint costs are not expenses of night clubs , quotes Mr. Snyder. I6-Boys who joined the Navy left today. I wonder if they will all find a woman in every port. I8-The yearly Christmas pageant gives us all a thrill and is as full of religious spirit as any church service. 19-School closes at 2:30. Merry Christmas! JANUARY 8-The chilly days of 25 below have hit dear old M. C. H. S. Gosh, these flannels itch! 13-Mr. Eric Grimwade talks Turkey . These handsome corres- pondents ! !! FIFTY SIX WI I.BUR'S IN THE NAVY NOW. 6-Happy birthday, Miss Smith! The chorus gave Miss Ellen Smith a right nice party and gift. 9-Tut, tut, late again. You were warned to set your alarms to war time! ll- You Can't Take It With You looks like the junior Collegve has made another hit per- formance. 12-Any connection between Mr. Schneider and Miss Oulman was purely coincidental un- til today. lj-Our king and queen of hearts are Norma Haaheim and VITAL TO DEFENSE 16-One of them there classy fun-nights was held at the Y.W. 17-VVhat a game, what a game. Des Moines until now was un- defeated. 19-The March of Dimes-Dick Mettler got rid of his Advances in a hurry. fl3idn't he girls?J 21-Half-year exams today and everyone is chewing off one nail during the process. 22-Ah mel Only 334 days 'til Christmas. 25-Band, orchestra, and chorus on a coast to coast hook-up! Mr. Stewart and the Misses Smith are mig1hty proud. 26-Buy your Masonians now or else-no Masonians Z9-Which will be? Indian or arrow head crest? Only time fund the jewelersj will tell. FEBRUARY 3-Mr, Charles Hurrey, the last of our international speakers, ex- plained how students have strikes in South America. Hold me back! ADVANCE SALE OF THE ADVANCE ,K Dick Bruns. We were hop- ing Mr. Schneider and Miss Oulman would show up. 16-Camera Week. All camera fiends are urged to bring cameras this week. Tryouts for senior play. 17-Don't tell, but Mr. Snyder got a piece of Eleanor Mc- I.aughlin's birthday cake. 18-Quiz kids of M. C. H. S. whip- ped the Kiwanians fby the flip of a coinj and are now in the finals. 20- Now watch the birdie, child- ren, says Mr. Free as all the silly sophs and jolly jun- iors sat for their class pic- tures. FH-'TY SEVEN 10956 on A NDRED ron TWO HU 'YEA U-Spring' is hcrc. A young' IIIZIIIIS fancy turns In thoughts ot love. tl wish they would turn in my directionj lll-L liairlcs lxiser stayed up all night gazirig at his grzuluzition picture! ffonccitcd, isn't he?J ll-Knitting reaches an all time high, Gail Gustafson sets a trap for a mouse, who eats all her candy bars. I2-That shriek you heard in the hall this morn- ing was Gail. She caught her mouse. ll-L'nlucky Friday. I would walk under that ladder! I6-Miss Oulman and Mr. Schneider are still engaged. I0-These teachers' conventions ease my mind and school work. 24-Senior stars really showed their Stuff in Fashion, or Life in New York . What a performance! GON 24-The basketball team leaves for Ames. How many girls flirt with those guys? tltesides me.J 27-Mrs. Duvall, introduced hy Barr Peterson, addressed the student body this morning. She is here for a three day joint conference of Hi-Tri and Hi-Y members. March 2-Students of Mr. Snyder's five classes have joined forces to send him a subscription to Fortune magazine. We hope he will be well soon. 4-Chem. lab. gave off its usual CPD odors. 5-The vital question today is: What seven senior boys and girls will be chosen as outstanding? 6-Mr. Boyce has gone to Des Moines. Hallelujah, a study hall! DICK and NORMA-KING and QUEEN of HEARTS APRIL I-Guess what! No assign- ments. April fooll! 3-Farewell to the homeland! School's out for Spring vacation. 17-Stag dance. Orchestra and loads of fun. 18-Big noise tonight-what? -Hi-Tri Annual Car- nival. 24-The Spring Frolic really brought them out. RUGCUTTERS RESTING PIFTY EIGHT MAY 1-junior play fwe hope! 2-Baseball team st-ill going strong 4-The flowers that bloom in the spring, tra la! So what? 5-Juniors starting to grrrrr at seniors-tug time draws near. 7-Phyllis and Don are still going steady. Odd, isn't it? 5 OUT - - .. FIELDER OUR QUIZ KIDS 8-Senior prom Ccould bel ll-I hear that everyone had fun at the prom Uater toolj. 14-Three cheers-only 16 more days until vacation! 20-Last foods test- - - Bud Burgess passed-out. DON'T GET WET THIS YEAR, SENIORS. 28-The biggest event of this ex- citing week ...... . . COMMENCEMENT 20-The junior-Senior Banquet, the Class of 42's celebration truly was a great success. Farewell, Seniors. FINIS IIPTY NINI Y I h '.2gi1f2 rj ,I R- 4 y A , 1 W 552 if 4 M95 ' t 25 lf' I c Y' -arf' 4, , , I In ' rl Q W 1 9-v 1,5 A. Is she sewing for Britain? Uncle Dick Aw shaw! Could he be studying? In the spring, a young man's f Anxious, aren't they? Mohawk gals What a pose! 1942 ..... Glamour Two's company-Four's more Boy, what a beautiful doll! Where have they been? The jig's up, girls. She's sweet as a Cookie. Her kingdom for a horse Pups for sale!! They've been workin' on the r Do you feel all right? Lazy Bones He should be behind bars! The maternal instinctC?J Rubber tires, too! God's gift to Morons Familiar scene, eh what? Ain't he cute? Flirt!! Two little coons Could this be? Looks fishy to me! SIX YV ONE .X li, XUX. ziltractiuii S355 -'l'lie iiiiliasliirnialile villain Some still wash their feet lille Scciiiv lligliway, a la lknrinne Nu riilmlmpr glmrtage- tlienl lfasliim1 tgiktgggilioliclay Miss tlie rlnvk this time, Marylaelle? Oli gee! a vamera Lowell stncliesl -e-Nature l'lie girls irfiiii the Institute XVliat kind of lmait do you use? Sugar! XVarningll Houseparty! 'l'liey eat tlieir XVlieatie:+l Vliainlms, you know. Summer tan Sailing, sailing' over the seaweed green! .lust another rloll .-Xml at her age We mulrl me licr in the limneguarrl jerry or 'tI.iI'e in the Snow Iirelclien laicl 'ein in tlie aisles Arvee attention .Xfter a liaril clay at the contest Ile teaches, too .X Designing Class ln the Cloud Ole Summer Time ' l Number 9999-Rogues Gallery llenil flown Sister Maxine The Climax , -ffl'-W 'l M JV' fi fs G Camera Speaks ll' QP The Final Word Xll kinils of people make a world -Xncl in this little school VVQ pretty nigh can qualify Ourselves within the rule. arnecl to cook Spine ul ns have le touch Others the zirtist's llnt one thing sure for all of us Our lqnowleclge gained is much. This lenriiing n'zisii't'oiir soul des' lint tn enjoy ourselves as well .Xnml ilruinzi, sports, clehzite, :lncl more lpiiiplt-it-rl mn' year just swell. lo me yuu'll fintl Now in this hunk we i 1 Xlt'iinn'ii-s yirn'll trezisure mlezii' Ut' :ill these things cuinlmineil in one 'l'hzit niznle up win' sclmnl year. SIXTY FOUR -1 V IK ADP ,mi Q, Q. ws av W Q Af -NS f-. .M ,Q N 'WNQQPQ w .W !5h,J,X ix' ' Q 5 .f .-Qvnw, ' Fxwf ,iw vt Q LQ-x,41,,,,w .. w, Y -.1 y 1,1-1 v UR!-! . , 9, V-rg... QQ., N A ,Ear N--LM... if ag me nn., cf., as- nm Y n r -3,vs gy vb'-I+ 4. 1'5 -I wg R A av. 5? SQ 51. 4. '-5 IIICAN S, I., RUGIANIJ Q I? Iiiirwpr-:ui History, lirmimnics That's a very honorable answer. Do y'see? IIA RI,YN ASII ICN IfIiI,'I'IiR Fra-iivli, Gcriiizui There are absolutely no exceptions, except. . I ,li Ifl,I3.-X I . C.-X R I ,TON lfngiisli One Wordsworth a thousand pictures. IIIiI,IiN IfL'I.l,ICR'l'ON 'i't'Itt'iIt'l S 'l'r:tining, i'syCliulog'y If you want to be a teacher, just come along with me. ORVII,I,Ii A, GEORGE .an Mzitlicmzttirs 2b or not 2b. ICLEANOR HAZLETT Clicmistry, Biology Laboratories Lab, and the world labs with you. DAN C. HERRICK Giwcrniiiciit, American History Down with government! I.. I.. MINOR flicmistry, Physics Better late than never. R. Ii. N YQUIST Accouiitiiig figure? Si-t How do you account for my fl X 52 MYRTLE OULMAN Psychology, Dramatic: Here comes the bride. l'lAROl.'O V.-X LMER Mt-cliniiical Drawing: Let's be a little more animated, cartoons. l.Ol'l Sli Sli ICNAUT Lilxrzirizm Our motto: No dirty stories- we keep 'em dusted. GRACE IIVRKIQ TITUS linglisli No mellergrammar, please. See No. 126. CHAN VVliI.Cll Athletics Welch ein Mann! M A RG.-X R li'l' W O Ll Riology Her cambium is worse than her bite. or R SIXTY SIX u STUDENT COUNCIL . 1- gx ff N N PATRICIA BALL 4.2 BOB MGTT wu.MA WALTERS Boa MUSGJERD . 4' Fhuulinu' Krllcumr, Svrlu-ll, Xlrvli Sm-Html: Xrrrwxrw, Xl.ul4len, RUN! 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XX':xtcrlnzu1, l.. hlwlnutm KI. Malloy, XY. XXvllllt'I'S, XI, IQUSCIIICYCF, , Griffin J Huw 4-N. Ilnlwr, S. IR-tors, l'. justin, N, Raymer, F. Hack:-tt, Lf Xlfzllznmgz, ll. I.m'unz, Lf, Dchlmzm, YUll!lf.QlllllC, M. Kiscr, H. l.. Grfrenmzm, C. Heap ,l-1 f i' Gloria 'Mundi l,I'UXYl1illg zlchicvclllclmt uf1'X'CI'j' XYig 111141 NlI1SflUL'I' Highlight of flu- XYig mul Masque year was the Yun l,llll'l Take lt XYill1 You , whiclm ranks as om' Txxu wclw- In lm I'ClllClllIM'l'CKf are thow at ri 'hti ': I: 1 -' N: 5' ff, 1 x C 1:1 il 1 Q. SEVENTY ONE Y KN X 194.2 ii' fu sag Editor Lillian Olson Ass't. Editor Shirley Hohnen Composition l Ruth Aucker Pat Ball Shirley Peters Barbara Reed Sports Editor Dale Fox Ass't. Sports Editor Frank Hackett Art Editor Lafe Stuelantl Q' Photographer XVally Kirsch Business Manager Bob Mott Business Assistant Tom Burke Circulation Ass't. Beth VViley Typist XVilma Walters Standing: Wallace, Porter, Walters, Mott Salesmen Q Seated: Wiley, Gustafson, Halsor, Burke Hflcn f1U5t3f50'l Nancy Halsor Jack Porter Standing: Hackett, Olson, Stueland Bob W auacc Seated: Ball, Fox, Holmen, Aueker, Reed, Peters, Kirsch SEVE N TY TWO Qaeda!! SEASONS RECORD IC. Cyraccluml -- ..... --- 19 1.5 Hilmlming .... --- 20 18 Hllflillgflllll ..,. --- 13 14 Auxlin ....,,... --- 6 7 VYm'll1ir1gtm1 --- --- 23 13 Rrwclwstcr ..,. - 7 17 Fort 13011516 -- - 7 6 Luther H U, -.. 0 26 D0 I Xvwrry? me one YW M Row I-l'. I'-llfltigh, 'lf Hurkc, -I. Ifrirksml, D. Boutcllu, ll. Follett, IE. Sinnott, li. Gustafson, VV. Kil'SClI, ,l.,I:1cUlvy, IP. Stubbs , Ibm' 2--.-X. Arrnyfl, lf. Hackett, C. Kzuxfmzm, H. Alitz, R, NICGf1VN'Hl'l, 'l. I.2iL1A51lllil1, -I, Porter, ll. Musgjcrcl, lf Slwll Run' 3-ll, lllullrlmlwl, ll, XY11sf, li. Wmrixtizmaon, IJ. Lurunz, R, Rnxty In lfgutml, D, Fox, R. Duckstadcr, ll. llumnlmmvcr 4 Captain Ray McGowan cnd Frank Hackett hack Charles Kaufman tackle Bill Nettleton cud Doyle Boutelle back Don Stubbs guard Dick Fairbanks back Pat Furleigh center Harlan Alitz tackle Tom Burke guard J ack Porter guard Dick Oulman end Gilbert Christianson hack John Corbett 0 nd Wallace Kirsch hack Ernie Cardarelli tackle Bob Wass center Charles Thomas hack jim Erickson guard Dave Follet guard Locke Easton back jene Jacoby guard K 'fomnzm 130i T055 S1 lfll-xx'm'Il1 Nl:uNlmlltrm'n llmvllllg -,- bl, if .-Xlumm l wI'I Drulfft 3 -- .Xuxlm ...... .Xllwrl l.C2i ,, llmx-Img ,.,,. Xl1lI'NlIH.HlflVVll lixtllcrvillc -- XYlll1lHI'f 3-- .-Xuxtin ,,... - lwwrt llmlflc --- ltllxwwrtlm M- Hitllcrvillc -- VYnlclurf -- -1ASON'S RECORD TOURNAM ENT XYalcIr,rrf .. .... Nlnqlmkctix -- llurlingtun --- Iilnmnficlcl -- Ilzwk Row-Snell, Gustafson, McGowan, Lorentz,-VVaSS, Arroyo Ifrrmt Row-lloutcllc, Ruxt, Fox, Musgjcrxl, Phlllnppe l:?a4Ae1f6a!! j.C. --- 34 35 --- 26 30 A-- 34 44 --- 33 34 --- 28 37 --- 35 40 --- 24 40 --- 33 40 --- 36 40 -- 20 34 -- 28 37 -- 20 36 -- 33 41 -- 29 34 -- 20 43 -- 37 34 J.C. -- 45 52 -- 43 44 -- 60 45 -- 69 37 S-.J l amd Spring weather means practice and more practice for Captain Gil Christianson and the tennis team, made up of Wally' Kirsch, Ray McGowan, Bob Nlusgjercl, Bob XVass, George llubaclier, and Clair Mellang. After meeting such tough competition as NVal- dorf, Iillswortli, Fort Dodge, ,-Xustin and Albert Lea, the Trojans hope to make a strong bid for the conference championship. W! Xliintl, snow, rain and shortage of golf lJI1llS have not prevented the I9-12 Nl. L'..l. Lf golf team from organizing. With jerry Laughlin as captain, and such crack golfers as XVally Kirsch and llolf Moen, tl. C. has a team with plenty of drive and competitive spirit to keep the golf halls flying! SEVENTY SCI'ViCel Standing-'McGowan, Musgjcrfl, VVaSS Kneeling-Cliristianson, Kirsch, Mellang SEV! N Laughlin, Par, but definitely! amuuzam 4,41 . BILL BURKE Marines '7o flue Jlmoau el 'Welf- BOB MOH R Coast Guard We 'adadlu .-2-r - .3 j.C'.mzf!wS ' KEEPING 'EM FLYING The composite college classroom of the nation is being emptied of its young men in order that they may matriculate with Mars. l'eace is word of the past and of the future. It is wartime now. No time for false ideals: join the Army, Navy, Marines, Air Corps, and free the world. You know General Sherman was right. War is wearing a trim uniform-and a moratorium on personal freedomg saving your tin cans-and seeing your best friend die, getting up an hour earlier-and hating people you've never even seen, licking defense stamps+-and making murder not only honorable but indis- pensable, going without tin, rubber, wool, aluminum, so that the job of destruction may go on more efficiently. War is a brief period of flaming patriotism and ersatz values, and then a half century of cleaning up the debris. But peace can be hell too-seeing the world drawn helplessly into a tightening, writhing knot of envy and fear and hatred by the Frankenstein of powerg torn between abhorrence of ruthless tramp- ling of innocent peoples and fear of being committed to bloodshed- the crime, labor, and despair of war. Knowing what the war involves for them, millions of Amer- icans are unhesitatingly staking everything on one of the biggest gambles of history. It is now life or death for the nation. Perhaps it will be deathg perhaps this time the happy ending will not go Unduhad Naanduua X BILL NETTLETON Army CHARLES THOMAS JACK BURNETT Navy Army Air Corps SBVENTY EIGKT to the virtuous. Perhaps it will be life, but life on a lower plane. cynical, hardened, eoarsened. The boys are not even hoping to hit the jackpot-the world on a permanent peace basis. VVhat they are doing' is leaving their families and friends, schools and books, jobs, and futures, that they may defend them-- laying aside their eourduroys and gabardines for khaki and navy blue. . . exchanging N.Y..fX. for U. SA. . . saying farewell to 'N Ford and Chevrolet and hello to Lockheed and Douglas .... J , W . . . . p ' Q ' counting the score in casualties instead of baskets and touchdowns. Q, . Ui.. Americans, Iowans, Mason Qityans are willing to submerge their Xa I I I ' present good for a future better, a tomorrow when an existence on vt . . A men without arms will reappear. 1 Q ' . '7. Alitz, Marken, Stubbs, Nozieka, Jorgensen, Sernett, Stueland, Gooder, Krueger, Roeder, Boutelle, Fox, Mensch Qkncelingj ,K at A .. - - i Chuci-L Debban You'd never guess hy looking at soher Chuck that his amhition is to spend his life at the har. llalf-Nelson Dehban is rassling chiefly with his preparatory law course H1050 days. Amy Lou Haight Amy l,ou's haight is hardly worth men- tioning, hut her every inch under five feet is one of those tiers of laughter you hear ahout. A distinkly amateur, hut versatile, poet, she eheerfi many a zero hour Class with her compositions, and undoubtedly brightened many a corner in her youth. Bill Blanchard Velma Hockenberry Velma, alias A'.'Xt'lit'l1ool , spends her sparc time eloseted with her pipes-the organ at church. She knows it noun Nlr. XYehster omit- ted: a hoekenherry is a deliberately. and usa tially insultingly, ambiguous remark szmdwirh- ed hetween sneezes. Marvyl Beck She's at the Ileck and call ot' any good girl scout. Wlieii they passed around the specifi- cations for representative girl, llecky's lwooty was brains and personality. . . weld Chemical analysis proves Ilill to be a jew- 051,69 el of a student in the lab, an old stage hand, X656 and a veteran Wig and Masquer-aide. Xie' 6 'C QXWQCXQ 66X 'Si . , x XX-A5526 o9 X2 X ' ' ' ' X345 , LY, EIGHTY X AMW Qaisi 5 D we NL ppl! al .bow we X BIGHTY ONI XP' . . Qfbxx xii Bob Mott This man-about-school, who carries books only for ballast and a comb only for show, thinks bon mot should be spelled bon lVlott.' lle has a weigh with him. Lillian Olson Lil is j. C.'s executive tspelled executioner when she looses Home of that devastating sar- casmj. She propped up You Can't Take It With You , and she has been filed away in most of the cabinets. Biology flnnky---no flunk. Lafe Stueland A notebook artist, I.afe can draw with his right hand tied behind his backg and con- siders it an honor to be framed. lie does his most spectacular flying in government class. .-'Xnd why not- - - after his apprenticeship with the school angels ? x exe' 9. ov fr. Q-? . . YQUR ggntl WHAT S vreiephone Quo ' a Can You Match 2834 1 - MQ :uf p Clair H Nor 2753-I Name jicgjm, 1493-NV n ' , , sc ,Kunz S877 ,Phe Captains Look It Over RM ' nt 3020-W Eileen Brlahnswn Lorraine lo ,uc L 1' HAT? D19 YOU KNOW WT we onli' Goodcr twain f school? Geofffe vent X0 Coop fs! at Young f D man whcilxin the FWHM' S t,wC.'i, .Q ' ISTINKTIVE gxgufi lamb- I- Ofitc nztftiinc 'F I J YV , FASHIO Dat? F052 pqwgqtie. 4 what 0 NS rnfmehng X i holttg an Cmwik the 1' IN ' ngmakcf . made ' V W Well-Dr 'L DOW xx 2rd,,,--0l'lCC xtot 3 GBIC' xfllou, OW! W essed M ,tnC'3 feclk lveiofc he D 1711101 CONIQ ear: an phone Ca- 'xt plaid! lm1'rCu'l 3 1:1 Haw' Luck? Gu ' X-X swf-it 5' ladifif Stllbxijl s X inc-9Q1Hrt for all-'ICQ u , I, zlannclqljqouldcsci fm, U QUOTABLE QUOTES v ' -. . 11 .' 'cg S d'lr0-211 C- 'I ld li 4 11:z1Q13'1'JUc'1',L, Helen Gus: Arc you kiddiif? Url,-S 1111 H , Unto -iq. . . . ,Q . a ja ,, ld G h F- ful lxautmanz 'lliatb dirty. 101 Ubfiif- ' .. - . . 111111, B -Non Herrick. I dont want to .appear ' Ufkc dogmatic. Posccl, VVQ Prcsume? Lil: I.ct's be big about this. Shirley Peters: X'Vc1l, all right. Sliirlcy Holmen: Honest, 1'n1 thc MM innocent type. F . Rawson: Oli, realy? 4 'f 1 XQ0'X'Xal G N Q CotxnUY K XSS? . 0 ' ge QKCXL Xu ' X :noun 'Iwo 9-Ve -but Y - SC Information' Plea LOWS U q ?n f gn V tt-Qflge A RUSSQPEPA l . 5 'lkla Ulag mg the 10-X' Nom - k-Hamcd 4' Nlc ,ex-Cd 'SCOX C. -rn who llltlll ljtlb' wHo IS The Pfeshglit sodlllmseflut .. .. C H ,, 5' fha: 2' QXDRH 1. Known as I. C.'s own Great grave up 5' ll PI'0l'llef'P g 5 handSOmCSt QDUHEAX QOH ' , 7 Undoubteillyqtgllgnt Council? , N ifellall HH the ' I,-,QIBSXIIXI 'lol-l 2. Probably the shyest fellalt in xl I. C., despite the fact that he is 1 l' . .- L- 5 . C.- co-chairmrm ot' J. C, Red Cross, 'A x?- . 0q1Ol7lil':ing glllltllgfllliilll' and Il member ot' the basketball ' 9 3. Ville m 'thc joint fl' ll ,JU--at Squad? 1 CW-H113 tlousefl-Wllllll JSHH NEON ' Nlasouizul ilncm l ,gurl DIUCI , ling i long on 6. The lm! with the permanent -in 0' , ' gt ll wave who has :1 hig reserved e Trolrlte el-wget? -wg sign on the Molmwk Princess? 3 Th uw 1 1 cout' Q1 'who Cxskcthlrl m9311051 JIOUJO' ilxC b' 5 HJIIIID . , bly- N het For Masoman -xssem 3 O - -For Defense- Nylons Honest I ' UJUU Miss Carlton: lt' you'll look at the l :nap in the buck of the hook, you can see the white cliffs ot' X Dover. ' Ili- tk llnstiztn: limiter unret'ul scrut- inyj llut, Miss Qlilfllllll, where :ire the hluehirtls? , . . .-Xml lllf'l'l tlzcrt- were the guys who stztyefl up :ill night stuclying for their T. li. tests. EIGHTY THREB Dave with Armful of Holmen O - to - nothing in Our Favor? Conscientious Ohjector Buttercup Don't Let 'Em Kid Ya-lt Was Posed. Ace of Aces Bevy of Beautiful Babes Blitzkrieg 9. Bewildered? 10. Burnetting the Midnight Oil 11. Our Yacht 12. Nice Chair - Legs, too 13. Cafe Society 14. Foul Ball! 15. Got a Zoot Suit 16. Contact! 17. Dairyland Dames EIC-HTY FOUR Despair-She left. What! Alone? What Am I Bid? What's Cookin'? Bugology Donnie and Harem Fugitive from Dairyland Took's Favorite Hangout The Trojan Record Battle of the Sexes To use the time honored and worn phrase, school opened with a bang, and an assembly-a very explosive one, too. lt seegns that heretofore the boys have held an election each year to select five of their numbers to hold office in the Student Council. This year something happened- or perhaps a few wires were cross- ed tor pulledl and surprise! sur- prise! Two girls were elected for the first time in history. The story behind the story, if revealed, would expose the tactics used by the boys in previous elec- tions. The idea was to nominate just three boys. VVhen the girls reversed the tables and used the same trick, the boys were indeed angered, to such an extent that they suggested that the girls not be allowed to vote. This raised the question ffrom a certain 4ft. llin. redheadl, Do the boys be- lieve in women's suffrage? As the year went on, it became more and more evident that a mix- ed council is compatible, and J. C. suffragettes are campaigning for legislation to make women for Student Council a set rule. Dale Fox nominates Shirley Hol- men for the title of Sweatshirt Girl . if 4 li Pat Ball has recovered from her operation-so has jack. 4 4- -or Alarlys, Lil, ll. Ball leave Mr Nyquist for Dan C. tSweethe:trtl Herrick's history class. Oooh, that accounting! T c 2' ,A of P3 hx X Masonian Assembly- Or Are the Advances Out Yet?'? ? Due to the united efforts of j. C. and H. S., mostly l,illian Olson and Shirley Holmen-after all they just wrote it, students were given a glimpse of what goes on behind the news. They heard choice bits of gossip and other things from the social editors, while Dale Fox, sports editor, gave the lowdown tand was it lowl on the basketball game from a spectator's viewpoint. lloh Mott solved the tire shortage problem by breezing in hours late on roller skates. lnteresting side- lights were his ear muffs and raccoon coat. Masonian staff at last submits the information that the person who kept shouting from various parts of the auditorium, ls the Ad- vance ottt yet? was llick Mettler. For photographic record of the assembly see j, C. Masonian, page l8, or if you didn't get an Advance, see Anne Strickland. There are a few copies left-few hundred. From the Dean's Little Black Book SEPTEMBER 0-Opening of school -First Assembly. Football season opens. 17 l0-Football dance 23-Student Council assembly and election OCTOBER 8--First mixer ltl-State inspector inspects I4 17--luke box dance 25sGirls invited to Emmetsburg NOVEMBER 5-First pep assembly Z0-Masonian staff chosen 25-Turkey Hop 26--Tlianksgiving vacation DECEMBER l-5-College Y l1Veck 5-Football M's awarded I6-First basketball game l9-Christmas vacation begins -J. C. invited to Women's Club lecture JANUARY 5-Christmas vacation ends l'I-Masonian assembly Z0-Z5-Exam. week FEBRUARY Z-War time. C. P. T. organized 12- You Can't Take It With You IJ-Red Cross organized 18-Representative students elected 19-Collegiate formal 23-Wig and Masque election 26-28-Basketball tournament MARCH ll-M Club organized 15-Teachers go to Fort Dodge 19-Mixer Zi trophy presented at assembly. APR IL 1-Delta Psi Omega election 8-Masonian goes to press Z8-Delta Psi initiation MAY Z2-Final Exams 27-Banquet , 28-Commencement EIGHTY SIX .-Tennis team organized, Basketball YOU .... YOU lt's delightful! lt's delirious! lt's delectable! lt's tlclovely! lt's daffy! All of which sums up stage doo. comments of the 1942 J. C. pro- duction, Yon Can't Take lt Witli Yon, presented February IZ at the hieh school auditorium. Affectionately referred to as You .... You by hardworking cast and crew members, it was the last of a series of j. C. stage hits directed by Miss Myrtle Oulman. This play, said the audience, which clapped and clapped for cur- tain calls, has everything! There is comedy in all manner and de- gree from curtain to curtain: mel- low from Grandpa tlllanchardl Vanderhof: tolerant in Essie tliornbaumlg refreshing in Penny tHockenberryl1 side-splitting in K o I e n k o v tSchuverJ, R h c b a tHaightl, Donald Cl.iI' joel, and lie Pinna Uohnsonl. Ah! and there was llob and liecky romancin' in the moonlight, l.afe's xylophone jivin', llecky's big dramatic scene. Hunter's easy- goin' ways, ti-men Furleigh, Hack- ett, Haynes, and Mellangg and Joyce Allen's dead-eye perform- ance, Rosemeyer-Peterson Park Avenue high-batting. and Gt-nnzie's hungry looks. VVow! This cast, backed by expert staple, prop, costume, and make-up crews, has given Mason City a play to remember. Synopsis of College Y Week Monday: Exclusive girls' assem- bly featuring hula dancers, inside the lounge, and lflinor llamford at the piano. Riot ensues when boys crashed auditorium to learn about poetry. Tuesday: Lounge Day-VVe did, all day. WCCTUCS' day: Tea. Usual brand and unadul- terated. Thursday: Coke session. Marilyn Fromm stands up under fire. Guess smoke got in her eyes. Friday: Mixer with Collegiates. There was bridge. There WHS square dancing. There was a scav- enger hunt. tAsk Putlge and Lil about those KGLU announcers? There was dancing to music styled by VVilma. The knittinest crowd in ,l. C- Marianne, lletty l.ou, MartIC. NEW' cy, Shirley and Lorraine. at at is W'as that Helen's skirt- Hazel had on today? Yes, casualties .... at at x Seems like Nancy and Gus need a pony express for all those notes. ir in it TA K li TH Rlili !-l , I I Annual Edition School Opens Four Pointers Junior College J. C. opened for the fall term at 7:50 on September 9, with the Dean still in a daze from registration week, the faculty all in good hum- or, and the sophomores-80 strong -gunning for the 100 gullible pros- pective freshmen book-buyers. Clubs Organize College Y opened its year's pro- gram with a tea honoring fresh- inen. Miss Nancy Halsor, pres- ident, announced her cabinet and intentions Cgood or otherwisej. Freshman girls were properly haz- ed and humbled at the spook initi- ation. Fashion notes: anklets and pumps were all the rage for a day. The Collegiates must have been organized, but it's a big secret except for the speech Bob Mott delivered in assembly. However, they did enroll enough members to sponsor the very successful first dance of the season. Wig and Masque got under way with Lafe Stueland speaking on Orson Welles, and taffy apples. Football At least 30 men came out for opening practice, and a quick look at the new coach. CEd. Bouquet: to the eleven men who stayed the whole season.J Introducing New Faculty Members Two new members of the J. C. faculty are Miss Louise Shenaut, librarian, and Coach Chan Welch. Likeable, lovely, lithe Louise is a welcome addition to our little group, and furthermore, she has lost none of her popularity with her pleasant requests to leave the study hall. Under her regime, the library is almost rivalling Dairy- land in popularity. Cussin' Coach Chan is College Y's candidate for All-American coach, His is the novel way of routing out basketball and football squads. That is by appealing to the feminine half of the J. C. to induce their boy friends, to go out for sports. It was a good systemg just look at the good teams he got that way. Coach Welch is looking forward to a good season next year, if the war does not interfere too drastically. K. M. A. elects officers. 'Nuff said. wo- 4- in We hear Miss Oulman calls him Elmer! ni ni x There's nothing rusty about Roger. Ask Becky. J. C.'s own brain trust, composed of Barbara Reed, Eileen Bryant, Gilda Ebert, Ruth Janssen, and Dorothy Petitt, has been in action since September 9. Miss Reed is a particularly fine English student, while Miss Bryant reaches her forte in European his- tory. Miss Ebert is a math wizard, and Miss Janssen is the consistent- ly high scorer in economics classes. There is a rumor circulating that Miss Petitt is tutoring Mr. Ashen- felter. Collegiates, Take Steps It is rumored that a Collegiate Club capacity crowd, consisting. of the president, social chairman, and two unofficial members, have de- cided to take drastic steps to im- prove the club's notoriously poor attendance. The said Collegiates, after taking inventory, placed Bob Wallace in charge of a telephone list. We will not be surprised if various blondes or redheads occasionally show up at meetings, stated one member. At any rate, the attendance has been boosted to fifteen, according to a survey taken at the Green Mill. Dum, Dum De Dum That peculiar noise you've been hearing at intervals throughout the school year is the music of bells- wedding bells. lt seems Dean Rugland started it all last June, closely backed up by Mr. Minor the following Hal- lowe'en. Just before spring vacation, we lost one crack dramatic coach, Miss Oulman, to H. S.'s own Clarence Elmer Schneider. Now the students are taking it up. Remember Vera Dvorak? She's Mrs. Claus, now. Is J. C. becoming a matrimonial bureau? ,,.i.l-.- We suggest that Mr. Ashenfelter move his first period German class to Dairyland or vice versa. is is in J. C. boys are beginning to sit up and take notice of the new librar- ian. Pretty nice, huh, Tookie? 4 in is J. C. girls get out their knittin' and not for Britain-for the Red Cross. . in is at Betty Peterson still holds the cut record. EIGHTY SEVEN Social Season Highlights M. C. J. C. socialites are congrat- ulating themselves as the highly successful social season for 19-ll-42 is drawing to a close. Plans for the annual banquet are being made, and this event, ending the season, will take place after final examin- ations. The season opened with a bang at the dance after the first football game. Billy Hughes' orchestra was engaged by the Collegiate Big Businessmen, and according to the financial report, literally mil- lions were made. At the get-acquainted mixer, sponsored by Collegiates and Col- lege Y, October 8, the faculty en- tered into the spirit of the occasion, and took part in a quiz game. Mrs. Rugland and Mrs. Minor-to-be were guests. College Y seemed to specialize in juke-box dances this year. Big name bands for only 356 was their slogan, and reports indicated that nobody minded if the bands weren't there in person. Every Daisy Mae had her chance for a date with her Lil' Abner the night of November 14, 'cause that was the night girl asks boy-and the girls paid and paid. ln the Dog Patch skit presented in the af- ternoon, everybody roared at Amy Lou CMammy Yokumj Haight, and thet thar danged pig. Hob Wallace as Lil' Abner had a wonderful time being pursued by Shirley fllaisy Maeb Holmen. Wig and Masque sponsored both the assembly and the dance. The annual Thanksgiving Turkey Hop planned and executed by the Student Council was held Novem- ber 25 at the Surf Ballroom. Cliff Kye's music was featured, and al- though it was a no corsage affair, a few reactionaries appeared with a blossom or two. Highlight of the evening was the presentation of a deluxe phaeton to the lucky raffle winner, Monk Arroyo. The car formerly was the property of two gentlemen about college, Mr. Rich- ard liastian and Mr. Charles Kauf- man. A turkey was also given a- way. Defying the precedent that has been set for the annual Collegiate- College Y formal, Collegiates took the whole burden on their manly shoulders, and put on one swell formal, February 19. llobby Griggs and his orchestra provided the music. Fun, wasn't it? J -r Row I M. BAKER Day Dreaming D. J. CARPENTER Auld Lang Sync A, DNVELLE Ile Honest With Me BRYANT I Got an Apple For t I-I. ELLIS All For Love M. FROMM he Teacher Song Without Words 4 Row II A. ARROYO I VVish I Had a Sweetheart M. BURNETT Time On My Hands K. DAMMEN High On a Windy Hill C. EDEL The World Owes Me a Living C. BUTLER Absent Minded Moon B. BOOMHOWER Someone's Rocking My Dreamboat P. FURLEIGH Lazy Bones n EIGHTY EIGHT Row III M. DODGE If I Could Only Play a Concertina B. CRAWFORD The Magic of Magnolias C. COLLEN Oh! I Must Have 1 One More Kiss, Kiss, Kiss T. BURKE This ls No Laughing Matter l., EASTON l'n1 Gonna' Lock My Heart IJ. FRASER Sing Hallellujahn R. DUFF Beat Me, Daddy, 8 to the liar R. FARRER Home, Sweet Home Row I M. JOHNSON Dc-nr Mom TU. PIALFORD Whistling Cowboy 794.2 Toni, Dick, :mil lcrryu R. ,IANSSICN Yon Arc My Sunshine II. Glzlzli Holly Cheri C. llli.-NI' l ivt--Foot Two, Eyes nf lllncu ROW II I7. HACKIYIVI' P. JUSTIN Margie You Gotta' Ile Il Football Hero ,I. GRIFFIN Il. GREENMAN Little loc We Did It Before S. HOLMEN I Said No L. JOHNSTON When a Gypsy Plays His Violin J. HOUSER Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Row 111 Q- HEQRD G. HUBACHER Maybc Oli, You Beautiful Doll V. HOCKENBERRY B, HAYNES HOW AIYOUI YOUH Window-Washer Man D. GILBERTSON Make Love to Me J. JACOBY The Boy With the Wistful Eyes B. HILL A Nickel to My Name B. GREENE How Green Was My Valley V. GUTTERMAN Moonlight Masquerade Row I XV. PURDIE I I7on't Want to Wilk Wxthout You IZ. MCCOY VVl1y l70n't VVQ Do 'llus More Often D. PETITT My Heart Belongs ll. LARSON VVhcrcvcr You Are I.. KORNBAUM Delilah D. OTKRIEN Rose O'Day C. LEOSIS Dark Eyes H. O'ROURKE You Go Your VVay' M. KISER Penny Serenade 4 Row I M. YOUNGDALE Roy, Oli Boy N. RAYMER Two in Love M. VVILSON Miss You K. WAGNER 'Army nm, Katy Dir M. SANDIEFRG U ln't Three Little Fislliesn G. SE'l'TERl3ERG Everything I Love A. TOBSING l'll Xvait For You Row II N. SCHUVER My Mamma Done VV. WALTERS S-lecpytime Gal L. SCHMOCK I Know Why D. SOWLES Yours J. WHARAM Tell It to a Star ll. RECKARD Ulllll 'l'l1rillcd K. ZIMMER Told Me 'l'l1ere! l've Said It Again Row III M. ROSEMEYER How Long Did 1 R. URBATSCH Melancholy Baby' R. RUST A Pretty Coed H B. WASS Drum Boogie R. SENENSKY Piano Concerto Dream 1 as Gone To My Head ININETY DNB Colleeiates, C. P. T., Football, NY Harlan Alitz Nothing But the Truth M Club Joyce Allen lt Started lVith live College Y, ou Can't 'lake It NVith You Cast, Vtig and Masque Roger Anderson Rise and Shine Ruth Aucker Look XX'Int's Laughing Chorus, College Y Czibi A Delta l'si Uniega, '42 Masoman, Stage Door Cast. Crew Yo'n Catft lake lt XYith Yiwu Crew, lYig and Masque Seov. Patricia Ball Now and Forevt r Chorus, College Y Cabinet, lt?-ll 7 l , '4.. N asonian, Radio, Student Council, XVig and Masque Elinor Bamford My Favorite VVife Chorus, College Y, Chairman J. C. Red Cross Dick Bastian Dressed to Kill Collegiates, Xvig and Masque Marvyl Beck Long Voyage Home Chorus, College Y Cabinet, 8 V Delta Psi Omega, '41 Masonian, Representative Student, You Can't Take lt VVith You VVig and Masque President Bill Blanchard Billy The Kid Collegiates, C. P. T., Football, M Club, Representative Student, Stage Door Cast, You Can't Take lt VVith You Cast, VVig and Masque Doyle Boutelle The Perfect Specimen llasketball, Co-Captain 1942 Bas- ketball Squad, Collegiates, C. P. T., Football, M Club President Royce Carstens Strawberry Blonde Gilbert Christiansen Sealed Lips Collegiates, Football, M Club Tennis 'Q' Vera Claus l Married an Angel College Y Charles Debban Come On, Danger Collegiates, Football, Representative Student VVig and Masque Russell Dockstader A Gentleman At Heart Collegiates, Football, M Club Gilda Ebert Million Dollar Baby College Y Jim Erickson Manpower Collegiates, Football, M Club Dorothy Flarup Accent on Love Chorus, College Y, Radio, NVig and Masque Cabinet Dave Follett Design for Scandal Collegiates, Football, M Clul- Dale Fox The Little Foxes llaskethall, Co-Captain 1942 Bas- ketball squad Collegiates, M Club Masonian Sports Editor NINITY TWO 'little NTC? George Gooder This 'l'iine For Kee is l Clmrus, Ctillegiates, C. l'. T-. lftmtlixtll, Student Council Evelyn Grunz Nice Girl College Y Cabinet, Delta Psi Omega, Stage Door Cast. Yun C:tn't 'lltke lt Xvitli You Cast, XVig :intl Masque lalnnet Bob Gustafson 'l'l1is lYtnnztn ls Mine llzisketbztll, C-illegiutes, Xl Club Hazel Gustafson l.m'e Thy Neighbor Lfillt-ge Y, Stage llgitrrp Crew. You L'a1n't 'luke lt lllith You Crew, XYig' :intl Nlatsque Cabinet Helen Gustafson Cross L'ftnntry Romance Cnlleue Y, 1042 Mzisonian, Stage lltnn ' Crew You k':in't 'l':tlte lt lYith Yon L'reu', lYig :intl Masque Cabinet NINETY THRBI Amy Lou Haight All This :intl Heaven Too Chorus, College Y Cabinet Representative Student, You Can't Take It Witli Yon Cast, Wig' antl Masque Cabinet Nancy Halsor My Favorite liltmtleu Chorus, College Y President, 1942 Klasonian You Cnn't Take lt Ylfith You Crew, Vilig ansl Masque Irma Rae Harris . n ' ' H lrtghtenetl l.:nly College Y Charlotte Hess Small 'l'ou'n lleb' College Y Mona Hintzen C:ulet Girl College Y Reed Horr Nlr. Dynamite lrtllvgiates, C.l'. l,, lwmtliall, 'isflilgii lluufn Clint XVig and Masque L Katherine Hughes Mail Almtft Music Chorus, College Y, lYig :intl Nlasque Bob jorgenson Out of the Fog liollegizttes, C. P. T., Cheerlegnler Charles Kaufman Married Bachelor l'wlh'gi:ites, lftnitlmll, Xl Club Charles Kisner 'l'l1e Invisible Mmm Warren Krueger Yttu'll Never Get Rich 'willegizttes Vice Pres., C. l'. T. Darwin Kueck Kill fizilztliatlw Cttllegiales Ray Kunz XYhistling in the l5:trl4 Cttllegiattes jerry Laughlin lil1un1iur limi tltllt-gizites, tiwlt' 'l'e:un, Xl Club Ruth Ann Laurie .Xll-.-Xtnericzut Cue-tl College Y Bennie Nozicka Son of Fury Collegiates, C. P. T. Lautetta O'Hearn The Men ln Her Life College Y, Wig and Masque jim Oleson Man At Large Lillian Olson XVoman of the Year 1941, '42 College Y Cabinet, Delta Psi Omega Masonian Editor, Representative Student, Stage Door Crew You Can't Take It With You Crew, VVig and Masque Cabinet n Shirley Peters You Can't Always Tell College Y Vice Pres., Masonian, You Can't Take It With You Crew, VVig and Masque Robert Peters You Belong' To Me Collegiates Betty Peterson A Girl Must Live Chorus, College Y, You Can't Take It With You Cast, Wig and Masque jack Porter The Doctor Takes a Wife Collegiates, Football, M Club, Masonian Salesman Marlese Lenz The Feminine Touch College Y john McC1ung The Thin Man Collegiates, C. P. T. Marvel McFar1in One in a Million Chorus, College Y, You Can't Take It With You' Crew, Wig and Masque Ray McGowan The Saint Basketball, Collegiates, 'Tennis Football ii i.tk'w'll John Madden johnny Eager Collegiates, C. P. T. Robert Marken Another Thin Man C. P. T. Jack Mensch To Mary VVith Love Collegiatcs, C. P. T. Ilene Meyer 'jeepers Creepers College Y Marilyn Monroe 'Ubliging Young Lady Bob Mott nxvlliit A Life Collegiates Cabinet, Masonian Representative Student Student Council NINBTY FOUR G 1 Charles Posz The Body Disappears Collegiates, Football Marlys Rawson Born to Sing Chorus, College Y Treasurer Barbara Reed She Knew All The Answers College Y, Masonian Ruth Renshaw Woman in White Leona Rice Navy Blues College Y Bill Roeder Raiders of the Desert Collegiates, C. P. T. Charles Sernett Let's Go, Collegiatesv Collegiates President, C. P. T. NINBTY FIV! Bob Sinnott I Wanted Wings Chorus, Collegiates, Football, M Club Don Skyles Hold Back the Dawn Claude Snell Among the Living Basketball, Collegiates, M Club Ruth Stover Smilin' Through College Y Don Stubbs The Man Who Came to Dinner Collegiates, C.P.T., Football Lafe Stueland Little Tough Guy Collegiates, C. P. T., Masonian Art Editor, Representative Student, Stage Door Cast, You Can't Take It With You Cast, Wig and Masque V. Pres. Bob Wallace Unfinished Business Collegiates, Delta Psi Omega, Masonian Pep Leader, You Can't Take It With You Cast, Wig and Masque Don Wanamaker Golden Boy Collegiates, Wig and Masque Marion Waterman Lady Be Good College Y, Stage Door Cast. Wig and. Masque DuWayne Wessel Hot Spot Beth Wiley Lady for a Night College Y, Masonian, Wig and Masque I ! Yesterday XVe luulqc-cl llirougli the portals of the future: XVQ' Saw a vision .... llc-lcn'e us lay a hruad vista, .Mid there was peace and security . . . .Xml a laiid cradled in freedom, dedicated to liappiness XVe Slll'giC4l ahead . . . lint shut are the flwors of Yesterday. ,X maze of hate, gore, greed obscures our visimm. 'llhruugli the hlaek of night :N light points out the way! .Mid a haimer that has weathered The hate of '76 . . . The gore of Gettysburg . . :Xml the greed uf l9l4 . . . That hammer guides the way. XVe shall arm ourselves with knowledge- VVe shall he guided by the right . . Our God shall he our General. The vision . . . And the flag- VVQ- can -- We must Keep 'Em Flying. NINITY SIX