Oelwein High School - Ghost Yearbook (Oelwein, IA)

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I Carft Do The Sum . . . but they can . . . those who are elected to Alpha Gamma Tau . . . held palfa initiation at beginning of the year . . . special rankers in the field -of high math. Row It Paul Treptow, Dean Christiansen, Levi Bird, Howard Smith, Bob Fisher, Jack Hancock, Thomas Foster, Robert Bushlandg Row ll: Marilyn Mari- ner, El Verna Gerstenherger, Ruth Walrath, Floraine Blake, Lois Temple, Maude Howell, Lois Zummak, Lynn Marie Boots, Marjorie Olson, Mary Schneider: Row IH: Calvin Gross, Marlin Cook, Kenneth Morrow, Bill Standley, Don Fauser, James Hatch, Eugene Jahncke, Harry Gerkin. Row I: Bob Chado, Doris Conner, Jack Hancock, Row ll: Alice Ann McBride, Porothy Gienapp, Ruth Anderson, Dorothy Stewart, Margaret Doty, Marilyn Mariner, Symbol of Honor . . . is the Quill and Scroll pin these writers wear . . . displays the initials l. H. S. H. S. Ctlnternational Honorary Society for High School Journalistshb . . . high requirements blocked attainers, paths . . . but they succeeded.

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Playmates ,Wig 'vm' Dorothy Gienapp-President Antoinette Vitritto-Vice-President Eileen Roberts-Sec'y-Treasurer Jeanne Thein-Recreational Director Lucile Shepherd-Activity Director Cheel' Leaders: .lnAnne 'l'ltt1in lit-tty lltlwztrnls llill'lt'lll' Kin: Row I: ltuw ll: Row Ill: Row IV: llstltm' C'ulu:tllr1rn Rust' Stnsi Xlnrintl .lultnckv lltwotliy lll0ll2lDIl Alltninette Ylrtrltttl Slllrlvy lit-nltvtt. lflvvtfrlny lirurmlif- livttv Nil lll'0ll Kntltryn Smith Alice Watson lntvillt- Sltepltertl Betty liiclntrtls llvrutlly f'lt:tnna-r lmlq: Zllllllllilli l lm'vm-tf Walker l':1triui:t 'l'lt0n0 lflal Ks-nttnerer Hazel Yosllt-ll litu-illv Spence tilwrifl 9-llllle Sltirlvy XYilli:uns XV:tnit:t Powt-rs .InAnnt- Tltein ,lt-am TNIWHCY Dnrrztlly lYtlllilllS IN-loves Forney lJ:trlt-nv King.: liilt-en Rulu-rts Winifrvtl Rolf lit-lures Strawn .lnlin Grt-vu ltllii SDGYTY Bette Druste Matrjnrie Xvilllilxl' ,lt-:tn Tlllxlll llurlene lllzthvr lilatine Flatig Lnrrvttzt NVzxlker .loztn Sinnnons l'IlYvt'n:1 Gerstvn- llnris King: Al Yertln Lain lN'!'l-701' Iris Rzttltgutlwx' Mary Km-lt-y llnrlene Funk Miss Norniat Tenney . . . in G. A. A .... who worked hard . . . at setting up new activities in girls' athletic field . . . at reaching an all-time pinnacle in membership rec- ords . . . injected school spirit into the veins of members and non-participants by getting behind the first all-school dance . . . and keeping the ball rolling at others . . . by skating parties they went Over the Top in gaiety . . . and provision of food and cokes for basketball games . . . Miss Tenney kept an eye on the female frolickers.

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