Ogden High School - Eagle Yearbook (Ogden, IA)

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FLOYD TUT, TOAD, FLASH TILLEY General Baseball 1 2 3 4, Football 1 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4. KENNETH WEBBER K General Basketball 1 2 3 4, Football 34,BaSeba111234,C1a.ss President 1. Senior JUNIOR THONIPSON TOMMY General Football 2 3 4, Basketball l234,Baseba1l1234, Contest Play 4, Student rep- resentative to Ames 4, Tuber- culosis broadcasff-KRNT 4, Annual Sta 4. I I I 5, , , ff JEANNE ' General Fort Dodge High school 1 2, Essay Winner of Armistice Day 3, Class Play 3 4, Girl Reserve 3 4, Gfirl Reserve Cabinet 3, Glrl Reserve Vice President 4, Eagle Eye Edi- tor 4, Annual Staff 4, Tuber- cul sis 'Broa cast, KRNVF. ,B LW . LJ ue, my-Lure MARJORIE VARNER MARJIE Commercial Girl Reserve 1 2 3 4, One Act Plays, Treasurer for G. R., President of G. R. VERNON WENGER General Onc Act Play 3 4, Contest Play 3, Basketball 1 2, Base- ball 1 2. ALM-le KENNETH KENNY MARION BUD WISECUP WOT-BER Voc. Agriculture General Rural Plays 4, Sr. Class one Act Plays 3' Plays 4, F. F. A. 2 3 4. MARYLIN MARCY WIRTZ General Girl Reserve 1 2 3. LORRAINE WRIGHT General Mixed Chorus 1 2, Glee Club 1 2, Dramatlcs 1 2 3, Girl Reserve 1 3 4, C blnet 2 4, Canta 1 1 J llfwwt ttf

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A 'BX gg, Juniof fins: 'On September 6, 1939, 38 eager young Juniors intent upon climbing a few more rungs on the ladder of knowledge assembled at the portals of old Ogden High to register, plan for classcs, and chat with classmates after our summer vaca- tion. Then came the day when our class sponsors, Miss Schmertman and Mr. Craven, called a class meeting ut which we elected our officers for the year. Those elected were: Bill Crosman, Presia dent: Greta Swanson, Vice President: and Bob Van Meter, Secretary Treasurer. The junior-Senior Hunt was the first of the activities in which we took part as a class. We gathered in the H. S. assembly waiting for the Sen- iors to conceal themselves. When the minute hand hit twelve and the hour hand eight, we were on our way. We searched the schoolhouse fat least we thought we did,I ran down the town, climbed fences, and struggled through cornfields until we searched every nook and corner in town. We coulcln't imagine where they could be but by this time the allotted time was up and when we got down town they were waiting for us fit still seems funny that they should want to wait for us.l Even though the treats were on us we won't forget the fun that we had trying to find them. Another night that will be remembered is Oc- tober 6 at which time we presented our class play Miss Jimmy. This play was such a real suc cess that the Lions Club wanted us to present it to those at the Veterans Hospital at Des Moines. In February the death of one of its interest in the class, had endeared him to was chosen to fill his class was saddened by the sponsors, Mr. Craven. His his kindliness, and geniality us very much. Miss Beatty place as class sponsor. The fluency of the garrulous Ernest Cramer from Audubon enlivened the spirit of the class when he enrolled at the second semester. At this date we are looking forward to the day in May when we will sponsor the Junior-Senior banquet. Left to Right: First Row-Lois Kuhl, Greta Swanson, Myra Sprecher, Betty Bindseil, Ella Jane Davies, Mabel Fredericlcs, Laura Mae Erickson, Phyllis Nolan, jean Boehm, Betty Jones, Cletus McCaskey, Ruth Leichliter. Second Row--Ernest Cramer, Bobby Merriam, Martha Lawler, Lura Miller, Alice Carpenter, Mar- jorie Lincoln, Alice Sparks, Donna Langan, Bon- nie Le Master, Ted Brown, Don Van Slyke. Third Row-john Carlson, Dean Ohlson, Louie Treloar, Dick Treloar, Carlyle Sexauer, Francis Le Master, Roger Anderson, Robert Swanson, Billy Crosman, Robert Lightfoot, La Verne Zunkel, Bobby Van Meter. Absent-Anita Porter, Verla June Clifton, George Carlson, john H-eineman.