Ogden High School - Eagle Yearbook (Ogden, IA)

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siiiiis s,3iiiiii3iiiii .sk 6irl Reserves Girl Reserve Cabinet Front Row-Miss Brown, L. Wright, D. Boehm, M. Varner, J. Wilson, J. Boehm, Miss Boot. Back Row-D. Clausen, L. Miller, M. Lawler, R. Freie, P. Shadle, D. Donelson, M. Stamp, E. Jones, J. Kennedy, L. Erickson, A. Lark, P. Nolan. The Girl Reserves Organization is a branch of the Y. W. C. A. and is the oldest organization in Ogden High. There are approximately sixty mem- bers, including Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior and Senior girls. Cabinet President ............... Marjorie Varner Vice President . . . . . . Jeanne Wilson Secretary ................... Jean Boehm Treasurer Doris Boehm Program...Arlene Lark, Dorothy Donelson Marian Stamp, Jane Kennedy Party ........ Lura Miller, Martha Lawler Devotional ............... Lorraine Wright Decoration .... Phyllis Nolan, Leora Mae Erickson, Betty Jones Service ..... Rosella Freie, Phyllis Shadle Advisors ......... Miss Brown, Miss Boot The G. R. Slogan is to face life squarely, the purpose to find and give the best. The group meets once a month. The business meeting is followed by a program. Several local pastors were invited to speak to the group. The cabinet meets to plan the program and to treat business matters. Several cabinet parties are held. Miss Brown, Miss Boot entertained the group in February. The Girl Reserves have a party each month The food and favors carry out the theme of a particular holiday. Candle Lighting Services were held for the incoming members. During the lat- ter part of the year came the Mother Daughter Banquet and the Farewell for the Seniors. The style show formerly sponsored by one service group was a project for the entire organ- ization this year. Girl Reserve Members mod- eled spring styles furnished by Boone and Ogden business houses. The group contributed baskets at Thanksgiving and Christmas. The various groups are raising money to help defray the expense of members at- tending summer camp. Girl Reserve Left to Right: Front Row-C. Tilley, T. Zwald, H. Lightfoot, V. Carpenter, M. Boehm, L. Kuhl, A. Blaskey, E. Johnson, M. Sherbring, D. Elliott, A. Carpenter, P. Nolan, L. Erickson, J. Boehm, B. Jones. Second Row-B. Kirkman, D. Boehm, B. Reim- ers, E. Dixon, V. Lawler, M. Mansfield, D. Donel- son, Miss Boot, M. Varner, Miss Brown, A. Lark, M. Stamp, R. Freie, E. Campbell, P. Shadle, M Lincoln, J. Wilson, D. Clausen. Third Row-C. Garland, L. Miller, M. Lawler, B. Bindseil, E. Davies, M. Fredericks, B. Reimers, R. Allen, D. Dillman, C. Nelson, C. Andrews, M. Miner, B. Ehlers, P. Burt, E. Kennedy, D. Thomp- son, G. Swanson, S. Orman, M. Sturtz. 'I' R. Caldwell.

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flevef Mclrer flub Nineteen-forty marked the second successful year of photography club at Ogden High School. The club was established by Mr. Nelson in '39 and was offered to boys. This year the girls joined with the boys to form the club of 1940. During the first few days, Louie Treloar was elected president. Elizabeth Marquardt vice pre- sident and business manager and Phyllis Shadle secretary. The first semester was spent in making and studying Pin Hole cameras which are fundament- ally the same as a commercial camera. At the beginning of the second semester Mr. Nelson left Ogden and Mr. Gatch assumed re- sponsibility. 'We began developing film, printing and en- larging pictures. We also toned, tinted and re- touched pictures. The members made wood cov- ered Photo Albums and some of the boys made printers during shop period so they might con- tinue their work during summer months. Clever Clicker Club Seated-D. Dillman, E. Marquardt, P. Shadle. Standing-Mr. Gatch, T. Brown, R. Loveless, R. Anderson, L. Treloar, D. Treloar, R. Allen. 'V Absent-Bill Morgan, K. Hasstedt. Wiki: I Were You, lfS'f6f., -if I wish I were you, Mister. Oh yes, I'm a freshman, but I'm well informed, too, That most upper-class girls will stick by my view. ' Mister you're lucky you're masculine gender And not a poor girl of beauty and splendor. I wish I were you, Mister. You don't have to sit up until the wee hours Pinning in curls that were ruined by showers. Oh no, you just rub your head well with a towel, If it's mussed in the morning, you never scowl. I wish I were you, Mister. You never need worry about getting a run Or snagging a sock when having some fun. You wear your socks out, then buy a new pair: But your price for socks with our won't com- pare. I wish I were you, Mister. You don't have to mend the clothes that you've warng just send them to Mom, she'll fix where they're torn. But we Home Ee girls should know how to sew: We mend our own things-with pins as you know. I wish I were you, Mister. You're never troubled with making decisions Of which girl to take to social renditions. You call up the first girlg if she should refuse, Go on down the list-you know you can't lose. I wish I were you, Mister. I'm not complaining, but I'll have you know, You're mighty lucky wherever you go. But I'll keep my chin up and see my life throughg But just the same, Mister, I'd rather be you. -Virginia Harding