Muscatine High School - Auroran Yearbook (Muscatine, IA)

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A filler Each year AURORAN staff members receive Quill and Scroll honors, an international journalistic society for high school journalists. This year's members spent much time doing yearbook work. Florene Massey lleft to rightl composed a business letter and Diane Cdell drew a division page. Marcia Belter typed copy while Norma Dollman, Pat Fuller, and Pat Toyne checked the AURORAN dummy. Ken lVlcCaflery and Shirley Kruse had file and book work to be done. Lluill and Scroll

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Piepreseritetive Buy Besides being selected the representative boy, from a list of 20 senior boys in the upper third of the graduating class, Eddie Humpleby was a mem- ber of the 1950 National Honor Society. As a junior, he was out for track and let- tered in baseball. It was also Eddie's privilege to be the Vice-President of his class during his senior year as well as participate in Hi-Y and Pep Club. Representative Girl lean Shoultz was chosen by the students, from a list of 39 girls in the upper third of the senior class, for the honor of being the most representative girl in our high school. She was also our Queen, who reigned over the Homecom- ing festivities during the foot- ball season. During her jun- ior year, lean was President of Commercial Club. Some of her other activities includ- ed Puture Homemakers of Arnerica and Pep Club.

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5 i 5, v VF Ed l-lumpleby lleftl was having a hard time holding his own against his live feminine members of the l950 Honor Society. Ed and Suzanne Stevens lrightl were playing ping-pong but Ed didn't have a chance as the spectators were on Suzannes side, Her fans were IoAnn Bloom, loan Borgstadt, Beverly Eis, and Mary Ann McCaffrey. Selection for National Honor Society is made hy the faculty on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and participation in activities. lEl5U Hmmm? Society 41