Muscatine High School - Auroran Yearbook (Muscatine, IA)

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O was this year's biggest thrill . . . ur Band lHJ'l I'O'Xl i N , RUW'1M.1ry' i.L'L'iilIl1lL'l', Lilwlwit- i'oiNLi,X'i1gi11it1 Ill:-.b11aIi.fI,limimu-U!-m,t'.uI l'.1vlf,, llcrlm-rl SyW'.1wi11L, Nlll'I1l.ll1 iXi.lXXN'L'ii, Finirit-5 Vlixm-M-iiylui, Mm Vlmiliip-, HMM StI1l11.1rju, l,0I'llil1L' iilfkllll,l.Ul'I'.liI1L' iillxfil, lh-xcrivy Cimurulu, SVCUXIJ RUXY: Iii. ilii Swim HIUIY, xi.lI'XiH Kl'iL'fQL'I', iNi.11'j' Vliurrj, ixidfiifll l5.1L1u1'iw.ul1, Riri1.1imikIvuv-,liulimiy Xidixxmlwi Rimlmlnl iiI'HL'ixCI, ljflllgilix R11miiun1.1n, ll.u-I.m lit-mlm, L'f1m'.1.i IM-Im, I1-Vwn'x ' iinupw, Liiifliuldi Qiwhlxi. 'VIIIRIJ RUXVZ l'.1l1i ii.lHtIII1, lri ' ' lfiliull, i Ill'I'L'4l Vullrm, Kuilh XVCiL'I'Ni1L'lI4L ixllili, xV.lIIAL'Il Ria'ix.l1ui4zm11 4 fNi.u'f'1l'- ' i i .v i-.ri.i1, Xl-viii X l.1yiw1, ilcivu ifiiiwll, ki.liXII1 1, .XHA11 .X11.ir1'Xm1. Rwii YI Yzmv, iii-limi iillhil- , Rlk'il.ll'xi King, Vliilflllll llmkv, i.Llt'ii.1 Cimilit ,,. Ll Nxukmi. l Ut'R'l'H ROW: Yirgixiii llmnix 'Xi i,1lL'I'iix'l', Hun kl.ltUiW4, i,gnm141 D11-ww iiKlI'iIlI1 'Xlnit li.l7v11, Elm' iimmlwr ijl Hilti U IUi1l1fiUiLIlillIY i , Xuliw Kimi V, . .1i'Q.11vI v ' N - V , in ' . i K K A H 1:m.m, N Mm XXVJQIIAI. Riilmiil mm, liill Xillii,Rl1IiIfiw , Lum l iuu'l1v1'. l ll 'l'il i I, iilllllixi i'iI'L'L'4k', Rmiwrl 'V lxmglul, llirlcm' S1111 R iiitllti. 'il' K Viiiiil ROW: lluvui- Ihxi, IM11 l..1mL-', tppvi, Ii.lI'iW.I!'.l WX-i-, Xiuilnxu il.zwu.1my, Uuiwllux , lLil.lI'xiSIcg.lii.

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SPEECH ARTS Artists Win Points for Membership 0 The roll call of this club consisted of the participators in declam, debate, and dramatics who had earned enough points to enter. The second Thurs- day of every month found this group assembled for their meeting. At those gatherings which were generally held in our social room, they had the or- dinary business meeting and some type of a program. The programs some- times were reports on the trips that some members had made out-ofetown either to a debate or declam tournament, or with a play Cast. One of the old and famous customs of this group is to sponsor exchange plays with Iowa City. Iiaeh year Iowa City brings a one-act play to our school for presentation at an assembly program and then Nluseatine returns the favor. The evening of the play the Clramaties department gives the visiting cast a banquet and an evening of entertainment. Late last fall Miss .lune I,ingo's group of Thespians presented The Lady VVho Ate an Oystern before an Iowa City audience. I.ast March Iowa City repaid their obliga- tion by giving M. H. S. a presentation of Thornton VViIder's The Family Travels. Speech Arts otiicers for the two semesters were .lack Toussaint and I,u- eille Steinmetz, presidentsg jackie Goetz and Dale Goss, vice-presidentsg Betty Ifppel and Bob Stelter, secretariesg Wlalter Berg and Leo Baker, treasurersg and Richard Iiarott and Anita Schmidt, recording secretaries. l4O'l I'OM RUXV: VVheeler, Rile, Glatstein, l,evin VVillxens, Mohnsen, Roberts. SICCUND RU Gabriel, Rosenthal, Feldman, Nash, Wettengel, ' -l, Sehinidt, Goetz, Knight. THIRD ROW Iloult, IJ. Goss, Miller, Irwin, Steinniell, Ita ', Young, Collins, lVlosher. I ULlR'l'lI ROW Henning, lNIel,ean, liuseh, Coon, King, Iam r, Iflicltiiiger, .-X. Goss. I lI 'I'II ROVV: Grahi vlaeobs, Stelter, Tonssaint, IIarolI', .Xnderso r.

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BAND Muskie O I his YCLII' oui sthool io through ll'lYHIQ the ple tsuie 111d oppoitunitv ot 1 5 1 the llrst time in the histoiv ot Nl Il 5 school, stude elose ot' the footlmll sextson when they were suliieientlv sehoo V- ed topl:1v11t the hn11l gznne. Our hzint ketlmll g11n1es. Their versatile direeto', 1 ' hezirsed the hind in 1ll tvi 1 i Hl1lI'L'l1L'S, 11nd Mr. lf reese l1L'Q1l . l sn 1 wlitd enteitnninent 1t pi lLl'lL tllv s Plan Colorful Uniforms ' ' se to higher levels of achievement t ' '1 Q 1 ' i I' 1 hand lor ' - . . . The first weeks of nt innsieinins rehezxrsed eontinuzillv until llf the Q ll 7 ' ' 1 '1' '1 ,'11llthe h11s- 1 Iluold lfreese, re1 1 ' 1 I' ies ot inusie: overtures, ehorzlls, X swing The week preceeding spring' vziezition L n instructing them in l112lI'Cl1l!lQ fornizttions. ' t the hind w1rtieip'1ted .Ns well 11s presenting ll spring eoneer ' 1 It 1 X ll11rold l'reese ' ' W K N - 1 3 'lihe live schools repre- in the eountx testiv 1l on Intl sented, XX'ilton, XN'est l.il1ertv, Nichols, fXt11liss11, lllltl lXlllSL'Zl- tine, presented ll IHIISS eoneert in the evening. Q Um- twiki di,-C1-f1,,-v 1111,-Old XX'e're going to he espeeiully proud of Ulll' h11nd next 't11ll l 1'fL'w- if L'5l'U'l5ll'lf l'f lllf 'Tfllt' when thev get :ill decked out in their new uniforms. 'l'hev're llilfltm Ol fhs' tl U?1fNSUl Ml'5Ull 'lC going to h11ve red eozits with gold Clfilfitlll cords, ltlileli trousers l'l 'lllC- flfl Qtiflillwflf lv11dw', Nl - with red 11nd gold stripes, hl11ek 511111 Browne helts, hl11ek ties, l'lVCUSf' CH1f'C'lllF' ilml flllmlllgllll' XY1-st Point Shztko h11ts of the s11n1e color with 2111 eightfineh fY'4l'15lQ mUl il 'QWUI' Of 5fWlU'lt5 hl111'k ostrich pluine, white gloves, Illltl hl11ek shoes. WP Slilllul 'm'51U1l 5- illl1L'klI'llHl inxriors, he11ded hy Holi XVelsh, 11re scheduled to People like lfreese 11nd lfreese WUJII' L'I'L'1lIH llIlll'tJl'INS trinnned in gold lH'ZllLl with red s11tin likes people. Students who h11d 111ils11n1l red stripes on the trousers. To complete their out- never fllliCI1 p11rt in lilly outside IIC' tits they will h11ve white fur hushies, red plumes, 11nd white tivitv lC1ll'lK'Ll the VllllllllTlL' experiw gloves. 'llhe haiton twirlers will we11r hlztek skirts, white enee th11t C1111 he gztined through hlonses, illlvl white shoes. The Iilllfflllllg unit's eolor guard p11rtieip11tion in z1n L'XlI'llL'Lll'I'lClllil! will eonsist of two rifle l3L'1lI'Ul'S lllltl three Hug heurers. interest. Muskies let olof ste11m in LI worthwhile eh11nnel when t ' hlew tron1l1ones11nd hziritones in the h11nd. -29- hey