Mount Pleasant High School - Tattler Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, IA)

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-. l 18 ' THE M.fP. H. s. TATTLER FRESHMXEN., Kenneth Anderson Fred Calhoun Franklin Coles Harold Craig John Dougherty Clarence Floyd' Gerald Forbes William Gillis Leslie Hallowell Truman .Hobson Walter Hunt - Alfred Ledger Harold Manning Luther Marshall Laverne Matson Harold McLeran John Morony Earl Nickolaus Miles Nicholson Ernest Rukgaber Fred Rukgaberf Arthur Schleip George Short Hemstead Shook Harold Smith l John Thomas Davis Weir George Whitham Floyd Williford Harlan Willey Arthur Shelledy Vera Bird ' Dorothy Burrows Florence Burns Rudolph johnson Arthur DeWitt . i. v-. .Sv ,A Os' i Florence Rauh Nina Caldwell Clela Campbell Mary Caulk Phyllis Church Prudence Cline Elizabeth Conner Marie Coleman Juanita Ford Grace Gavin 'Irma Glandon Wilma Hall Helen Hobbs Genevieve Howard fVelma Jeffrey F p Grace Kitch' Helen Kinneer Gladys Knapp ' Frances McGrew Fern McGohan Viola McKeehan Agnes McMillan Mary McMillan 1Esther Miller ' Pearl Ogg Florence Putnam J Evelyn Rauch 'Leah Runnion -Josephine Salzman Blanche Scarif Ida Scott Emelie Tuenge Lillian Hanawdb ' Ellen Stanley 2 Glen Lubendorper

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if THE M. P. ll. S. TATTLER Raymond Bartlett Lee Bell , Raymond Brown Charles Carpenter Everett Case Colby Chandler Lawrence Conover Harold Dold Elmer Gould Robert Griggs George Hess Charles Hoffman Wilbur Jacobs Bertram Lewis Harold Monger Cleo Page Maurice Palmer George Ross Marvel Rye Max cus Smith Charles Stonehouse Verne Walker Marion Watts John Whiting Harold Glattly Pearl Dawson Della Baker Edith Beers Alice Campbell Mildred Church Elsie Churcb Helen Coenberg Florence Cole Hester Douthart Mary Ernst Lois Berry SOPHOMORES. Lola Felgar Velma Ford I Birdie Glashine Marian Hemmings Idabel Howe Laura Jay Mabel Key Miriam Kitch Helen Lloyd Ruth Mason Dorothea McMillan Ruth Metcalf Eva Morris Wilma Moore Florence O'Conner Frances Palmer Elizabeth Palmer Mable Peterson Margaret Putnam Berenice Rinehimer Esther Schutz Alma ' Skipton Gertrude Sheetz Helen Swan Vera Thomas Grace Tracy so Edna Tulk Frances Upton Edna Underhill Margaret Wheatley H18 Wilson Ethel Williams Emily Withrow Mary Young Gladys Messer Bessie Parker

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X THE M. P. H. SL. TKTTISERI 19 LITERARY Q EUTOPIAN SOCIETY. Officers. a ' President ,.,,,..,.,,,.,... ....................... ........ J u Stine Hartley Vice President .... ................ ....... Vligullgita Waiter Secretary .............. ....... u aumga en Critic , ,,....,,,.,.........,.,...,............................................ Anna Hunt Sergeant-at-Arms ................................................ Marie Mason The literary societies were organized in our Sophomore year. The first year there was only one society but it was so large that the second year two were formed-the Arcadia for boys and the Eutopian for girls. The girls have shown a great deal of interest in their society and have received much help and experience in public speaking from the pro- grams. The society has one hundred and five members. A meeting is held once every two weeks and once a semester an open house meeting is held when everyone may come. THE ARCADIA SOCIETY. . - Officers. ' President ,............................................................... Stacy Black Vice President ....,...,....,..................... i ............,.......... Paul Miller Secretary ...........................,................................ John Whiting The boys' literary society although not as large as the Eutopian, has had plenty of pep and has given some very interesting programs. They meet twice a month and have open meeting once a semester just as the Eutopian Society. DECLAMATORY. For the last two years interest in 'the declamatory work has greatly increased. Each year a member of the school is sent to compete in the suqidistrict contest and if he wins in this, tothe district and t en to the state contest. So many of our students have tried out for this that for the past two years two elimination contests and one final contest have been nrcessary to choose the one to represent us in the sub-district, contest. Last year Lawrence Hagie received first place in the Dramatic class but that department had the required num- ber of contestants so Ruth Hobbs who received first place I