McKinley High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

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Lillian Stodola tions Shirley Pinsky in the test : Sure, it was the answers that bothered me. Dentist: Where you spoke of? : Did you get all the ques- this morning? McK , exactly is the aching tooth Helen K.: Crelapsing into role of usherj- front row-second to left-in balcony. Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Most Forty McK SENIOR ROI-L june, 1943 BOYS Masculine ......,,........ Fred Bissell Handsome --- ---George McGowan Popular --.- ...... L eo Cabalka Sincere -- ---. Emil Christle Athletic .--. ..-. F red Bissell Ambitious .-.. --.. J ohn Akers Likeable --- .... Ted Healey Intellectual -- ....... Don Cass Dependable -... ..-. D ean Nemecek Happy ..... ..... T ed Healy Practical .... .... E mil Christle Considerate --- .... Emil Christle Inquisitive ................. john Low Youthful ..,..-..,,...... Dick Hoover Attractive Personality .... Leo Cabalka Sporting -...-,-..----... john Chehak Witty .-..-...-........ Dean Nemecek Likely to Succeed ..-... Dean Nemecek GIRLS Beautiful -.------.-.. Bonnie Hampton Romantic .... .,,.... R uth Wing Feminine --- --,. Corinne Dickson Popular ..--.. ...... R oberta Owens Enthusiastic ..,,... Margaret Hawkins Lovable ..-.. ...... R oberta Owens Witty ------- ..... L eone Spryncl Dependable ...- .---. L eone Spryncl Tempermental ..--...- Norma Sorensen Alluring --..... ....... S hirley Bell Sophisticated --- ---Marilyn Ladd Merry .----- ----- B ettie Sidwell Modern --- - ---Mary jo Studer Friendly --- ----- Darlene Owen Dated --- ----- Bettie Sidwell Vivacious ---- --.-----.-- S hirley Bell Fun-Loving ------- Margaret Hawkins Sporting ----..----- Barbara Carrithers Athletic --------.--- Mary Ann Kuhasa Likely to Succeed ------- Leone Spryncl -two F oster O wen O Hara T ate B aker A kers L ester L ow B lume A rd S pryncl K acerovsky E veland T rejtnar B lakey A rthurs L lewlyn L nenicka T hompson R ompot A bodeely C hehak K ohl McK I WARREN you, de-K1-lNE to reod this. 'fwas a long time ago that this tale took place. A LADD, DAVID'S SON, one night left his AKERS in his little FORD to go to the ARENAS to see a new SCHOLL. On the way he had some 'ARD luck. A bull crossed the road and made him go into the ditch. He took a RISK when it started to CHASE him, but it fell into the ditch on its BENA and was knocked out. But the LADD was STUCK-er in the mud. Then BAKER BROWN came along and made a DEAL with him to help him out with his ALEX. So they both took off their COATES and laid them on DE MOSS so they wouldn't get dirty. OWEN to his help, he got to town in AM- PEY time. Before it started, he went and had a ham-BERGER with some WOCES- TER sauce, and some FRENCH FRIES, be- cause he was hungry. It was the BESTA VOGEL picture he had ever seen, although he only had a BOXA to sit on, He arrived HOM-sey in the YARDfley the next morn- ing when the COX crowed. I bet YUVA mind to KING us for this FRISH article, and we dor1't blame you.

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