Oskaloosa High School - Maroon Memories Yearbook (Oskaloosa, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1942 volume:

MRS. MAUDE PARRY The Class of 1942 pauses fur a moment to exter-cl its fic-ep-'st tlmnlas and appreciation to one who has so efficiently svrved in her position as secretary to the principal, VVe have all enjoyed the triemlly .ipizit of cooperation which she so graciously imparts lu one and zill. rw-sg ,few . . CHARLES E. HAVJORTH, Principal The graciousne-ss and sogacity cf our princirml, Mr. Ch2il'1f'S E. Haworth, have won fox him a permanent position in our nwnmries. His worthy advice and wise leadership have helped us over pathfz of pleasure and problems. I . INTRODUCING FACULTY ,. W U .... I. Ou . V 4 -- ..4-Q: -,,, - . ' E fi . f ' Y I fl 1. ,' . 'n Q J . . 1, ' '-I. f'?'fy jj j .: R I' X4 is f '-47 ,J ' X If ai 45 f l 1 Maestros I KKK V V Mr. Johnson: Agricultureg F. F, A. Miss Holtman: Study Hall Mrs. Hoffman: Vocal Music: Operettas Mr. IIHHRCZ MSCUZ-ll1iC31 DI'21WiY1gQ TI'!f1dGS Mr. Emerich: Social Science Miss Dulin: Commercial Mr. Cummings: Government: Journalism: O g Miss Whitmore: Mathematics: Business Manager Attendance Director -Plays Mrs. Maddy: Librarian, Library Squad Mr. Kennedy: Band Mr. Day: Scienceg Golf Coach: Freshman Hi-Y Miss Jones: Commercial: Dean of Girls Miss Owvnz Mathematics: Maroon Memoriesg Mr. VV00d'f0rd: Orchestra Mathematics Club cn f6 Ri! 91 .-A Mr. Hanson: Mathematics: Junior Hi-Y: Sopho- more Ba sketball Coach Miss Dusenherry: Bookkeoping: Athletic- and Ac' tivity Accountant Mr. Roth: Science: Science Club Miss Millvrz Physical Erlucatior. Miss Gillettz French: Spanish: Eng Language Club Mr. Collins: Manual Training: Farm more Hi-Y Miss McBride: Art Maestros Q' 'LN f bc' . 5, . 1. r .T-J af wiif 'J Bliss Krzininia-: Latin, Hi-Tri: Latin Club Mrs. Sarvis: English III: Girl Reseiwf-s: Play Director KVMJXD ' GAA-1-X XQJWJQ-so Mr. F4-rrecz Science: Georgia hy: Electricizinst Safety Patrol Miss Neasham: Homemaking: Cathoi-iiw J. McKay lishg Modern Mrs. YYhitaki-r: English Il: Di'ani.'i1ic Dc-cle-inm tion: Poetry Club Shop: Sopho- Mr. Swim: Com. Law: Economics. Agi'iciiltui'v: Retail Selling: Mis-5 Luca-: Niirmal Traininfz Suprrivisri P'F'N' 5,-.f '- 'H- ' ' mul' ' fr- A-.....Elf--Aii' ' '19- Maestros Miss Lynch: English III, IVg Play Director Miss Cunningham: School Nurse Miss Glancy: English I: Photoplayg Humorous Declamation Mr. Synionsz Social Science, Tennisg Forensic Director Miss Smith: Speech: Dramatic Clubg Interpre- tative Reading g Mr. Stanley J Mr. Towne Mr. We-rnimont: Social Scienceg Englishg Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball Coachg Dean of Boys Miss Knox: Homemakingg Catherine J. McKay Mr. Rose: Physical Education Directorg Track: Head Coach We express our gratitude to Mr. F. C. Stanley, who has capably filled Mr, Roth's place in the Science Department. Mr. Roth left eaxlf, this spring to teach in a technical school in Illinois. Ralph Towne, former agriculture teacher, accepted the position of Assistant Director of the State Department of Vocational Education Mr. Johnson has taken over the O. H. S. Agriculture Department. ANNUA'LSTA FF Eosror-UAL STAFF BQ51 NE55.5TAFri ' 1-I-'I L ...,-W, . -i...l-. .-- - O. H. S. Caught OE Guard X -... K. wx A x C a ja, f' . 'V . WWW Q, . ,Ai 0,135 LM!-'TNR .-X U, Q s, mum xxx ,- . - x xiwsimgwmv... r- -, WV! ,o pg- Q Illblzf' t 4 gr .aa ,. -.T 13 sk . Qxhkxivx ffg-S ,. 14 -W '. ,255 faq -- qi .W 'A 'b- :XLS R F7 Jiqk' QQ 773, : xi l'fJ H ' X ' A' F-W Xu HL -f Q 1 'ij qu ' Q' .sip QQXQA-QC- I' j ' 1 1 ,',,'l5AI,, 1 gut 'ff Af ifgef,5XQJ,g ' 41, 'L' WN ' if 5 rf- ' 1 .4 xx V 'ill 'lx ll-M vL?Li-d gi! W ' ki' 5 if I !':l1fZ'f'g.T Lkfmx Cvlllfgi '- 1' X ,AKQ-,LLL -'ln'4f ' , I l. 7l,5',!l'? gli., LT K 1 r V . I u I if l -., l 5 x 5: nWY's .. v ui ematics Club 5, Hi-Tri , Catherine J. McKay 1' 4, Boys' Glee Club 4, Passing of the Third ay 4, Humorous Decla- hotoplay 4. 4, Latin Club 2, 3, G. A. A. 1, 3, Girl Reserves 1, 2, Catherine J. 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Radio Original Oratory 2, 3, 4, Tish 4, 4, Long Christmas , I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4, Boys' ing 3, 4, Glee Club peaking 3, Passing n 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Keys To Opportunity Bernice Vande Lune Love nf Mv l'.if'a Glee Club 1, 2, Choir 3, 4, Girl ' 1, Hi-Tri 3, Relay Princess 3, -L g'd'f A 4, Photoplay 1, Choir 3, Boys' ......4.re,.arrr Drum ruaJur .:, 3, -1, Choir 3, Boys' Glee Club 3, TDL-rd-nnln-v 1 4,54..,,...,,4,. , 'K-141 ! X 1, 2, Catherine J. 1 limb' 'E!m1uIl:m:ihmu l 4, Drum Ensemble 'vos 1, 2, Glee Club y Club 2, G, A. A 1, 5 rol 3, 4, 5, Annual 5, Track 4, lub 3, O 4, 5. 51,5169 5CAK1g.4flll! J-huare l My Q I t , .,,, 41 ..1 -yi f' Q ' ht , ,, ' ' -x '- nib- '. I 'f 4. 3 H Sv W ' . v M, r 5 fl 'PX iv' Noble McKay Paradiddle Joe. O 1, 2, 3, 4, Photographer 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Photoplay 1, 2, 3, Y 1 Y J 1 I , V - A I 4, Editor 4, Hi-Tri 3, 4, Dramatic ' , ' . 4 , Jpla 4, Broken Dishes 2, Inter- ' ' h ' Gnrunie Hjulptsnn y tt , -w., 5, 5- I ' r , ' A ' 1 A ' 2, Hi-Tri 3, 4, vice President 3, ,ff Q! N A A , ' J. McKay 1, Broken Dishes 2, ' 1 ueciamatory 2, o, 4, rnauiu npeaning 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3. 4, Glee - Club 1 Sextet 2 3 4 Grandma Pulls the Strin s 3, Interpreta 7' 44 Adlflae . . , . g ' tive Reading 2. Operetta 1, 2, 4, Passing of the Third Floor Back 4, Annual 4. Kenneth Slack You Made Me Love You. Emporia Kansas 1, 2, 3, Basketball 4, O Staff 4. A, fox Don Shipman You and I. Someone. :ics 3, 4, Debate 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, Catherine J f2u.lL alzlene Cfllb Dinner 3, G- A- A- 2- H ' ck 4. 'JK hifi? , , ,P . Keys To Opportunity fa--:,14C'r1'x73aA4.c-44, 1 ' Q fn xl - 1 - ., R 63 , ' 5 Q 1 13.55 1 V x in 'i f 7', ermy O 'van 0oyes1 .-ougvw I Modern Language -1. Robert Hull VVhe1'e Am I? 2, Girl Reserves 1, 2. Hi-Y 3. 4, Photoplay 4, Safety Patrol 3, 4. Dorothy Nc-we-ll A Couple In a Castle. Photuplzly -1, Gill Reserves 1, 2, G. A, A. 1, 2. Dorothy Veernmn Memory Lane Girl Rc-Selvf-s 1, 2. Clarence Yan Toorn Cuddle Up a Little F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Closer, Szxancza Qiefxoon Harry Lee Cu ,M llIl'llllllJ1l.lll'IlgS eserves 1, 2, Chimes of Norman- nd 2, Hi-Tri 4, Annual 4, Photo- , Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Cl'1Oi1' 3, 4, O 3, V2, 3, 4, Annual 4, Hi-Tri 3, 4, FBJI1, gloginmn A. 1, Operetta 1, 2, 3. navy u xvvvv- vu Tica-tee Tica-ta. Football 1, 2, 3, Sgcftief tixmmminfu A1 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3 Eh: 4 ,ff M f ' 1 Keys To Opportunity l l Cyviiss Rutiw .pqnnn Young 1, Tish 4, 'tB1'o1xen Dishes 2, matic Club 2, 3, 4. 3, Broken Dishes 2, Long rack 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 2, 3, yeanne Jzlooze eserves 1, 2. C. J. McKay 1, 2, 6. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Girl Re- Pulls the String 3, VVheels 4, Declam Y1, y 2T Zi'isliT 4. Bill Roberts Margie , Hi-Y 3, 4, Photoplay 4. f D Q l giii g , F 'Liv r - F , guise- f i W' ,1 'V+ abt fi, .' If jnyfg! .li rl. 1 ' . Lois Holm ' V . . I 9:20 Special. ' x v. in .KN N . 2 Catherine J. McKay 1, 2, 3, Girl Reserves 1, 2, Hi-Tri 3, 4. J , ,,, f 1 V. , A , G. A. A. 1, Latin Club 1, 2, orchestra 1, 2, 3. , Af F , Q ,. -A ,- f y --, ,.,w,, ,Q , , .X if N ,f' ,f 3 1,1 I ,, 1 Kenneth Tharp Kg, 'N X , 5-Pg- ,ji Y ,13Q,'71'fgs I .ff I For All We Know. f 'ixfx 5 T E ' j' 1 r Science Club 3, 4, President 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. 149 X l ift - ' V gl ,kd . , QW ,, ,A , Cynary lvelli weaver Latin Club 3. s 1, Waltz Dream 4. 'Cx' if ' :Attic 'Z ' Q . -I , -, Keys To Opportunity , 3 319.4 0 Alyce Gordy You're the Sunshine of My Heart. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Library 3, 4, Annual 4, Hi-Tri 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2. Richard Norris If You Build a Bigger Mouse Trap. .F. A. ' . Homer Thatcher Home on the Range. F. F. A. 1 2 3 4 Cross Country 2. Virginia Baker . Virginia Re Cabl. G. A. A. 2 Photoplay 4 Catherine J. McKay 1 2 Hi-Tri 3 4. Betty Bergstresser Playmate. Chimes of Normandy 2 Girl Reserves 1 2 Hi-Tri 2 C. J. McKay 1 2 Passing of the Third Floor Back' 4. Wallace Mathes .F.A.1 2 3 4 Trac . 71? 54 F 1, 2, 3, 4 I 9 H+? n A E , , . . , 4135 I px ,Avy if n Y Y Y y 1 Axis ' ' u 1 it . lv Qs- J I Q is 2, A , 4 ' - 'D' 1 P Meadowbrook Shuffle. . X, - . F ' ' ' ' k 4 W -' Y' vga? x K N S wr 5 . A 1 ' 2 2 A -31-4-wma' X J'ZaAQlsA-- z . .q,.f.paJ guru if . U , 1-,X M' , Mu' ' - 1 . Q 'v ' V i .R A , N y Aa.. gf , 's - A 1 0 . 4 f fifffzi.. F 4 V. '39 'v-ss? 1 ' . , ff? - 4' I . ,H . ., ,V , ..' ,, 445, ,,,. f . .- - ' ' . .f 1 vfi-1,12 2 f . , 4. eff 5,1 fl ' X f . ' ,fi ::4a4'5E' L..'f1 A 5415? 2' - -vaffli if -4 l'.- fu .1-if 4 iff-i' Betty .Jenkins Too Romantic Library Squad, G. A Mack Capper Time's A' Wastin'. A., C. J. McKay. Hi-Y 3, 4, 5, Camera Club 3, Science Club 4, 5, Annual 4, 5, Patrol 4, 5. Bill Burton When You Look in Your Looking Glass, Moberly, 1, St. Joseph, Missouri, 2, 3. Louise Hoover. I Am An American. C. J. McKay 1, 2, Hi-Tri 3, 4, Passing of the Third Floor 1 Back 4, Artliur E. IQUITBHB c Club 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1, '7 3, Latin Club 2. untry 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 3, 4, + ' P ' , Annual 4, Broken Dishes 2. X Keys T0 Opportunity Mildred Den Hnrtog The Right Guy For Me. 1 'fx M 'lub 2. - N I iior Hi-Y el, Student Iii'-3 J Pilllllll 1 wYl P A u i my 1, O 1, 2. , Gill Reserves 1, 2, 53011 ll 1-C gygafl' 2. kfr f . ,7, .2 me yer--A if 1 a 5-fr' 22.0, JL., if fi--, .' ., f-c.,f'f:,..,f1 . y. C?7ff11bw Hyman! :, 4, C. J. McKay 1, 2, Gil-1 Re- -. .-Gi .' 1 , -gl 4 .ball 2. 1 Virgil VVQ-stercamp a 1 Scatterbrain. 4. intet 1. 2, 3. 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3. -1. - , . -477 -- 5.4---Af Tf 1f1?f'1'35. . Girl Reserves 1, 2, G. A. A. 1, 2, C7VlG'30'ef5 '1Ofef9OunS5Ufy Quartet 3. 4, 'ANutcracker Suite 1, 'IZ v , 4, Girl Reserves 1. 2, Hi-Tri 3, 4, G. A. A. 1 2, C. J. Mczsay 1, 4, Photoplay 3, 4, Annual 4, O 1, 4, ' Operetta 1, 2, 4, Tish -1. 1 1 4 Bill Graham It's So Peaceful in the Country. Football 2. 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 'Flack 1, 2, 3, Baseball 4, N-1 . Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Photoplay 3, 4. if - fy .f ...ff U-I-5,1 MQZCM-1 Cabinet 3, -1. Photo- gall! 33, iQ..L,.,l..,LX 47 Keys To Opportunity I ,l ,W f N-4' ' 'RY' 3' ' iw Ruth Butler ' How Do I Know It's Real? Girl Reserves 1, 2, Hi-Tri 3, 4, Latin Club 2, French Club 3. 4, 'Y O 3, 4, Operetta 2, 4, Choir 3, 4, Glee Club 2, C. J. McKay 1, Sex- N. tet 4, Annual 4. me Q Joe McCartie Q - 5 Ah, Sweet Mystery of Love. 5 Sioux City 1, Des Moines 2. Science Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, J 6 CNW Q me Glee Club 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Tack 3, Football 2, 'Wheels -1, VV:1ltz osefg ' C a X Dream 4, The Passing of the Third Floor Back 4. Bud Baker L4 ,wb ,SL A Romantic Guy, I. -4-is--A--V-M Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Golf 2, 4, choir 1, 2, 3, 4, '-A , 0 Waltz Dream 4, Broken Dishes 2, Tish 4, Boy's Quartet 3, 4, N L Q1,, AQ,Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Radio Speaking 2, 3, 4, Oratory 2, 3, 4, Boy's Chorus 3, 4. Catherine Shroyer I Guess I'l1 Have to Dream the Rest. fflbflil , Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual 4, Photoplay 3, 4, Hi-Tri 3, 4, Girl Re- n serves 1, 2, C. J. McKay 1, 2, Flute Quartet 3, 4. J. augur Wane mailer Betty Kirkpatrick I've Told Every Little Star. X Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Choir 3, 4, Sextet 3, Trio 3, 4, 65 Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, C. J. McKay 1, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 1 Hi-Tri 3, 4, Drum Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Waltz Dream 4, Annual 4. l Bill Sunstrum - Q ,V b A Mary. D, f -- Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, K ', Band 1, 2, Tennis 1, Student Council 4, O 1, 2, 3, 4. X 1 2 - 1 'f -4 1ou're a Luci-ty rfeuow, Mr. Smitn Football 1, 2, 3. Basketball 1, 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. 4, Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 4. Helen Howard Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms. Orchestra. 1, 2, 3, 4, Trio 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, Hi-Tri 3, 4. Photoplay 4, O 1, 2, C. J. McKay 1. 1, 2, Latin Club 2, Hi-Tri 3, 4. , , , c L 'our. Awami-iw -D -Du-?f'1y01'f th Club 4, stamp Club 3, French K of the Third Floor Back 4. V ,112 ll 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Choir 2, Mixed 7' fl . .-..-, . ,....a... mu...---t Council 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Pass- rf , l U I f -1 Ii, 3, choir 4, 0 2, 3, 4, '-waltz . I ,ff ,ff - Club 2 3, Girl Reserves 1, 2, Hi- 1 1 5.1! Claw, Harm 3' Keys To Opportunity - s. , 5 Mary Peters How Do You Fall in Love? O 4, Hi-Tri 3. 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, Latin Club 2, Photoplay 4, Music 1, 3, 4, C. J. McKay 1, 2, Choir 3. 4. 3 4 Jayne Specht Who Wouldn't Love You? X 9 Photoplay 4, Hi-Tri 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, Catherine J. Mc- y, Kay 1. A Ancel Stovall X The Boy With the Wistful Eyes. 0 Centerville 1, 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 4. 3 Burl Grubb it Somebody Cares. Photoplay 2, 3, 4, Patrol 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Basketball 1, Trark 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, F. F. A. 1, 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, O 2, 3. Billye Green I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire. O 3, 4, Annual 4, Latin Club 2, Girl Reserves 1, 2, Hi-Tri 3, 4. Ruth Koogler Pleasant Dreams. Girl Reserves 1, 2, Photoplay 3, Hi-Tri 3, Charles White He Played the Tuba Down in Cuba. Band 2, 3, 4, Brass Sextet 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 3, Photoplay 4, O 4. ?.W L X ' ,. AW' f Cf, 5, I, 1 Hair. 3, 4. Robert Frusli 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, 3, Wheels 4, Waltz Dream 4. . Photoplay 3, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 1.ldLIIl KJIUU A. Doris Jean Hixson Have a Little Faith in Me. Photoplay 3, 4, Hi-Tri 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, Latin Club 2, O 1, C. J. McKay 1. Eugene Henrion I'm Just a Vagabond Lover. O 4, Photoplay 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1. . ff !! tb I '14 D! I 5 a 45 5-M' 77, Q- 3 141. .11 'vu A11-7 of .Q-4' Keys To Opportunity n. fivifi A V Shirley Woodford The Memory of This Dance. Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, Hi-Tri 3, 4, Tish 4 Photoplay 4, O 1, G. A. A. 1, 2, C. J. McKay 1, 2, Latin Club 2 D. A. R. History Award 3, Annual 4. Dolores Covey You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby. Annual 4, Photoplay -1, Giri Reserves 1, 2, Hi-Tri 3, 4, C. J McKay 1. Elsie Edwards When Irish Eyes Are Smiling. C. J. McKay 1, 2, 3, Girl Reserves 1, 2, G, A. A. 1, Pep Club 1 Hi4Tri 3, 4. Lucille Mateer 1 By the Light of the Silvery Moon. Girl Reserves 1, 2, G. A. A. 1, 2, C. J. McKay 2, Hi-Tri 3, 4 Operetta. 1. Gertrude Adolphs God Bless America O Staff 4. J. McKay 1, 2, 3, Photoplay 4, Euvdine 1-I UH 'D+ Ma ry Deck O1'cl'1estra 3 4 French Eillimu Ennalh Qoleman , Clarinet Quartet 3. 4. Oh, Johnny. Chorus 1, Glee Club 2, Girl Reserves 1, 2, C. J. Mc-Kay 1, 2. Zelmu Atchison Navy Blues. G. A. A, 1, Gill Reserves 1, 2, C. J. McKay 1, 2, Hi-Tri 3, 4. Charles Wvf'Si' No Answer. F. F. A. 1,2 3.4. My '33-w MT fm' . lr -EQ X Keys To Opportunity ..' 55:72:51 .., A,-:uf-ua, ,fl ovv-F V , Jxf--M, Jacqueline Vvrighl What to Do. Frances Koontz Something New. Eddyville 1, 2, 3, Hi-Tri 4. Thomas Jones Ordinary Guy. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, VVesley De Both Any Bonds Today? Lacey 1, 2, 3, Math Club 4. VVilnia Bellows What Does a Soldier Dream Of? Girl Reserves 1, G. A. A, 2, Hi-Tri 3. Jean Brom Dark Eyes. '7 G. A. A. 1, -, Reserves 1. James Fisher Jim. Hi-Tri 3, -1. Glee Club 1, 2, C. J. McKay 1, G Band 3. 4. 5, Oichestra 4, 5, Science Club 4, 5, I-li Y 4, 5, Tish 4, Student Coriduf-tor 5. Lacey 1, 2, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Long Christmas Dinner 3, Debate 4, Ex- tempo 4, Original Oratory 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, Latin Club 2. Richard Fisher I'll Never Let a Day Pass By. Debate 4. Basketball 1, Glee Club 1, Extemporaneous Speaking 4, Oratory 3. Arms for the Love of America. Calvin Rexroth f-a.L1w ' Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree. . F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Track 3. 175 1 f'.e. 'Wx Dorothy Beach ff Where or When? :If .. x Hi-Tri 3, 4, Library Squad 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, C. J. McKay 5-W3 I I - 'A E . 1, 2, 3. , -- Q D 1. Fairy Padgett -E ' ,i f . Good Night, Sweetheart. I ' he Hi-Tri 3, 4, C. J. McKay 1, 2, Girl Reser'-'es 1, 2. 4 - E'-vie Bplveal Y . 4 4 N -.t ',f.1.VijAM-rg -me , ,gtiw n G-414 Keys To Opportunity wu- -J,1:JLM.AfL..4u.- Dorothy Walton Five Foot Two. Glee Club 3, 4, Photoplay 3, Hi-Tri 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, Operetta 3, Latin Club 3. Rosemary Evans To Your I-Ieart's Content. Maxine Lisk Let's Give Love a Chance. Girl Reserves 1, 2. Mixed Chorus 2, Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Oper- etta 4. LaVe-me Brissey Blues in the Night. Choir 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 1, Hi-Tri 3, 4, Girl RR-serves 2, French Club 3, G. A. A. 1, Operetta 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3. Shirley Allgood From One Love to Another. Girl Reserves 3, 4. Hi-Tri 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Aurora, Illinois, 1, Muscatine 2. Helen Axmear Memory Lane. Band 1, 2, 3, Girl Reserves 1, 2, Hi-Tri 3, 4, Latin Club Modern Language Club 3, 4, G. A. A. 1. 1, 2, Mildred Pickerell Deep Purple. Modern Language 4, French Club 2, 3. Glee Club 2, 3, O' Staff -L., Annual 4, Ch0i1' 3. Operetta. 2, Hi-Tri 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1 2. 15 KN Ycmonr-elle L' S ax , Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. marurearns. Photoplay 3, 4, Hi-Tri 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2. Harriet Meek Bye and Bye. Catherine J. McKay 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, Girl Reserves 1, 2 Hi-Tri 3, 4, 5. Franklin McCarty Hesitating Blues. Unionville 1, 2. dd'--41-J Keys To Opportunity . ZW 'sl134aQ l ff i ,- , . ai 16 .A I, 2 K W' x is , A , fe W .A ' I .Lf Vi . X . Ag 'I' . r,,1if,M A . ,Liga A -- fa, i ' - g iv- - - , I 3, ' I l , X f1.,,l 19' :' ll '.f.c sf- fy' Q ff:f'iU.Q 4i'r' id 1 f V - 4- -A -- Pauline Gorman Mama, I Long for a Sweetheart. Pep Club 2, Hi-Tri 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, C. J. McKay 1, 2, G. A. A. 1. Delbert Mitrisin You'll Get Them Blues. F. F, A, 1. Tommy Vos We'1'e a Couple in Love, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, Music 1. Kathleen Hensley I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen. Girl Reserves 1, 2, Latin Club 2, Hi-T1'i 3, 4, Annual 4, Passing of the Third Floor Back 4. Arlene Andeway Arlene. Rose Hill 1, 2. Don Robbins Chances Are. Football 1, Basketball 2, Hi-Y 3, French Club 3, Modern Language Club 4, Baseball 4. -' . , . aah, .'v.1.-,wwf . Jack Fleener Girl of My Dreams. f ' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Photoplay 3, Science Club 3, it Edyrhe Hackf-rt ' . 3 S Z- , 'K Q 3 I'll See You in My Dreams. C :V . j 1 75 ' ,A Pella 1, 2, 3, Hi-Tri 4, 5. P- . . ' Barbara Finerty f v ' I've Got It Bad and That Ain't Good. , - '.A 9 'I' X , , Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Tri 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Annual 4, Girl Re- ,,- ' A ' serves 1, 2, G. A.A. 1. l -15 l '. X 1 5 ia, ., f' ' 1 .. - . ,-V' - Bruce Griggs 5 Merrily We Roll Along. Cross Country 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. Y Kenneth Anderson A Feller VVho Plays in a Band. M , Cedar 1, 2, Band 3, 4, 5, Orchestra 4, 5, Waltz Dream 5, Boys' Glee Club 4, 5, Hi-Y 3, 4, 5, Science Club 3, 4, 5, Patrol 4, 5, O 4, 5. . '-A 5 l Mary Ferree . My Reverie. A 1 t , Y 7 Head D1-um Major 3, 4, choir 2, 3, Girls' Glee ciub 1, Hi-T1-1 3, 5 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, Chimes of Normandy 2, Nutcracker Suite f' 1 I is , . 1, f1,-.Mpfi f - f-'JV --.- f X Q 'b V-K V ll rw. A .. ,,..,,. ,.-. , Keys To Opportunity rff'f1' H - -- - . .,, .,...n Roy Wymore My Silent Love. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2. Betty Jean Sopher Dee in the Heart of Texas hotoplay 4, Science Club 1, 2 RGB Ju ,Jul Floor Back 4. ' 1. 2. G. A. A. 2, Hi-Tri 3, An- Back 4. i Tri 3, 4, Annual 4, C. J. Mc- LAUFQA EILLENI NQFQRMS 50079 99972 p . Girl Reserves 1, 2, Hi-Tri 3, 4, G. A. A, 1, 2, C. J. McKay 1, 2. , Choir 1, 2. Well. ay 3, 4. Junne Buffington I'm Such a. Bab y. O 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, Hi'-Tri 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, Photo- pxay 1, 2, G, A. A. 1. Bob Ver Stes-gh Take It Easy. Band 1, 2. GC-l'LrlQf'ltQ'Lf 3'f-film' Keys To Opportunity Edna Crowder Playin' the Game. 'ett Carter vening Shadows. Tri 3, 4, Latin Club 2. Myra. Hols Me and My Chauffeur. 6424? Charles Harrison ' I Got Rhythm. linu- Freda Feinberg String of Pearls. Phyllis Myers Soldiers Joy. Qfi-zglnla dlfefaon I 1 I 4 G. A. A. 1, Girl Reserves 2, Catherine J. McKay 2. ma Orchestra 2, 3, -1, Annual 1, G. A. A. 1, 2, Giil Reserves 1, 2, Hi- Hi-Tri 4, Catherine J. McKay 1, 2, Girl Reserves 1. 2, Boys' Glee Club 4, Choir 4, Waltz Dream 4. Glee Club 3, 4, Choir 4, Annual 4, Hi-Tri 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2. Latin Club 2, Catherine J. McKay 1. Fremont 1, Catherine J. McKay 2, Girl Reserves 2. Hi-Tri 3. 4. Henrietta llleinxlers fl'x8Tn f:orrG5l L66 ou Rose Nella VVheeler I'm Misunderstood. Girl Reserves 1, 2, Library Squad 3, 4. Fred Burdock America. Lawrence Hill I'm Madly Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Humorous Speaking 4. Music 1, 2, Dramatic in Love With You. Virginia Nelson ' ' I Think of You. Girl Reserves 1, 2, Hi-Tri 3, 4, Glee Club 1. Henrietta Meinders I Dream Too Much. Glee Club 1, 2, C. J. McKay 1, 2, Girl Reserves 1, 2, Hi-Tri 3. 4, Fornst Durham You Don't Know What Love Is. Math Club 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 3, Track 3, Ros- alie 3, Annual 4. K u 'z4fi41Z, 7 l l E A G .1-fofuav Club 3, 4, orarmy 3. I-5Ug'fj4 eu- f .5 :.f. ' 'P A as ,w v ' i ,. ' V. - . 29 ' ' ' ' ' .' 5 .L . 5 ' , , ' i 2, igiif, ,' was - , , -' 4 Chimes of Normandy 1. u - ' W' - 4 f jf? . ,. 17,23 1 L, '1 V 'G ' . I iz. ' ',f-.ff T' he 1. 4. , Lily. if -V O - 44, 5,35-l .af-f 19...--.sfo Lg, . AAA!-sua Nl' fl L! -s Keys To Opportunity Barbara Wells You're a Natural. Photoplay 3. 4, Choir 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, Hi-Tri 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, Debate 2, 3, 4, Extemporaneous Speaking 2, 3, 4, - F' i'r ' O'-eta-'if-el De lamation 3, 4, The Passing of b 2. 3, Girl Reserves 1. 2. C. J. Mc- Faye Arlene Garrett Music. ' Quartet 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, eserves 2, Latin Club 2, Oper- Rosanne Werner Blue Champagne. Orchestra -1. Photoplav 3. 4. Hi-Tri 3, 4, O 4, Glee Club 1, 2, eserves 1, 2, Tish 4, Operetta grme rvtm gmp Reserves 1, 2, Hi-Tri 3, 4. ummm. V, 3, 4, String Quartet 3, 4, Glee 4, Photoplay 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 45 gs Nor PICTURED: ' A X ' Raymond Greenhalgh - ' -7 , Who? A 'W Melcher 1, 2. 1 E A ' , . : June Sarver ' A Romance. 1 'fears-,V . 11 'L . J.,-A .'h.,s4u.J'. Emu' 11,S4 5J . Cambria 1' 3, Derby 2. Maroon Memories Editorial Staff Sponsor: Edna P. Owen. Co-editors: Virginia Mundell, Aileen Thomas. Photographer: Mack Capper. Senior Editors: Frances Pierson, Forrest Durham, Betty Jean Kirk- patrick and Billye Green. Junior Editor: Laura Norris. Sophomore Editor: Alyce Gordy. Freshman Editor: Marie Holm. Music and Art: Donna Lockard. Organizations and Activities: Shirley Woodford and Harriett Carter. Snaps and Faculty: Alyce Schafstall and Dee Pickerell. Features: Billie Robinson. Sports: Warren Kincaid. Maroon Memories Business Staff Business Manager: Kathleen Hensley. Advertising Manager: Catherine Shroyer. Others: Jo Anne Powers, Phyllis Stump, Freda Belle Feinberg, Barbara Ftinerty, Ruth Butler, Bonnie Barr, Delores Covey, Geneva Riggle, and Arthur Roberts. Underclassmen Assistants Iunior: Margaret Ann Fuhs. Sophomore: Janet Hyde. Freshman: Tommy Steward. D. S.--Repeat Finale-1952 Elinore Lounsbury, national swimming champion, has recently signed a contract with the Billy Rose Aquacade in New York. Betty Jean Kirkpatrick is ending her third year with the Metropolitan Opera Company and is expected to continue for many more years. Joe McCartie and Bill Clarey are rivals in the movie industry for top position in the box office. Mildred Lyness, the great dramatic actress, is vacation- ing after strenuous work in her latest picture. Jerald Cunningham, the world's greatest tenor, is now touring in Europe and is expected in the United States in the near future. Burrell Smith, world's greatest pugilist, has accepted and overcome several challenges to his title. Jo Anne Powers. who has been elected Miss America for the second time, has just returned from a good will tour in South America. Billie Robinson is now contender for the championship in bowling. Roseanne Werner has become a well-known cartoonist and is now working on the Walt Disney staff. Pegge Hoar has finally gained the comedy role which she had been seeking. As you know, she is working for M-G-M. Kenneth Shaw has returned for a visit to his home town. He has been working m South America as a foreign cor- respondent. James Fisher and his concert band have received world- wide recognition from their recent tours. Jayne Specht has become known to movie-goers as the Veronica Lake of 1952. There are marriages and divorces, but the course of true love runs smooth. That is why Edythe Hackert and Jack Fleener are still the blissfully happy couple that they have always been. Class Will We, the Class of 1942, of the Oskaloosa High School, in the State of Iowa, being of sound minds do give, be- queath. and devise our worldly goods as hereinafter stated: Item 1-To the faculty we silently give thanks for trying to make dignified graduates out of the entire Senior body. They tried! Item 2-To Mr. Haworth we give special tribute for keeping our feet in the right paths and guiding us on to victory. Item 3-To the Seniors of 1943 we give our best wishes for the coming year and hope they will profit as much as we have. Item 4-To the underclassmen we leave the school- house lwith a new broadcasting system? to be used to their best advantage. Item 5-To Dorothy Giefer and Dale Hiatt we can only leave the enjoyment of each other's company. As if that isn't enough! Item 6-To Imogene Doggett we leave Phyllis Atkin's sweetness and beauty. Item 7-To Nellie Geerlings we leave LaVerne Brissey's red hair. Item 8-To Isabel Sarvis we leave Mildred Lyness' speaking ability. Item 9-To Ruth Ann Crumbaugh we leave Frances Pierson's dimples. Item 10-To Eileen Phillips we leave Betty Jean Kirkpatrick's lovely voice. Item 11-To Thelma Garren we bestow the tall, slim stature of Jessie Edith Sarvis. Item 12-To Margaret Alcorn we leave Donna Lock- ard's chewing gum. Item 13-To Dale Barnes we leave Bill Sunstrum's ability to get along with the faculty. Item 14-To Gifford Nevins we leave Arthur Robert's inferiority complex. Item 15-To Don Bown we leave Joe McCartie's handsomeness. Item 16-To Janice Clarey we leave Mary Ferree's ability to twirl the baton. Item 17-To Barbara Brown we leave Glennie White's black hair. Item 18-To June Anne Muhl we leave Alyce Schafstall's charm and personality. Item 19-To Patty Reed we leave the popularity of Corinne Johnson. Item 20-Mack Capper leaves his photographic ability to his successor on the Annual Staff next year. Item 21-We leave Maxine Riggs' and Virginia Mun- dell's excellent grades to be divided. equally among those who need them. -Item 22-To the underclassmen we leave the dogs which have joined our student body at various times dur- ing the year. Item 23-To wash'em-up, hang-'em-up, dry-'em-up Seibert we leave-our laundry. Class of 1942. Witness: Any Body. S Who's Who Corinne Johnson O Editor. Kenneth Anderson O Business Manager. Salutatorian. Ruth Butler O Circulation Manager. QQ Alyce Schafstall O Ad Manager. Bill Sunstruni President of student council. Member of honor roll and guest of Chicago Tribune Burrell Smith A Q President of Senior class. A. A. U. Champion. Catherine Shroyer Annual Advertising Manager. Kathleen Hensley Annual Business Manager, Aileen Thomas Annual Co-Editor. A Valedictorian. Virginia Mundell Annual Co-Editor. Mack Capper Annual Photographer. Raymond Dillard Stage Electrician. Relay Queen. Hi Tri President D. A. R. Representative. A Barbara VVells Degree of Distinction. National Forensic League. Mildred Lyness Degree of Distinction. National Forensic League. Jo Anne Powers W Superior rating in Radio Speaking Q 5, Martha Jane Smith Degree of Excellence National Forensic League. Richard Fisher Degree of Excellence. National Forensic League. Ruth Ellis Degree of Excellence. '- National Forensic League. Mary Ferree Head Drum Majorette. Isabel Sarvis Tuberculosis Essay Winner. Phyllis Nagle: Tuberculosis Essay Winner. Phyllis Atkin ffl O 4 I The O. H. S - liwwhav- 1-nr PIACC NIQLJT, TllNF9-lOA.O C o py Reader Sport S Editor, Warren Kincail 3814.-sfness Mgr., Kenneth Andersvng Spa user-,Ar.C.,, M mingsj EJ- zto,-, Q..-anne Jahnsonscircmlltion Mgw, Ruth Bubble r ' AJ M r-. Alyce. Sckxlfstlll 1 2 7 34 V'.. - A .Q F . P ' Seq-,retgrq Q its cv 2, me - V N V. . ..-...gL . 1 --l-L Photosrtplv- ,,,,..,.. ers --- rw + - B hilb h' A ' t t I ', .. ' 6 -- as F5 KN . 4 .. 1,.M, 1 Q . .. if .33 5 News Editors Egiitora :U ,.,x,' Advertising Aisistant ' SroR'cs Editors Mem b6 I' fit Hu U9 41 42 .11 L -gn, I . -' I , u V - I Report ers A. M . ' ifma I X235 .ii , wr EXW circa lation Assi stants . . ' News ' Edit'of'3 1 - , , 4' 5 , , H 1 . , 'ifglw ' ' 1 . , X , I ly x '. ' Y L ixljikxkg 4 N l, X X 4 xg, I l ' XM 4, 1 ,f X 61' X , . , A .f , WI ' 'Q-l- , xx 1 H f XXXX -Y A 1 f: 3 ' X K M A' 7 'N K ffifzitf' , Q.-3'- ' Qf ifQ?2??tM2g x,,J- 2 fs' Jr aff- x K-gl' , ?i3:.A....L:--'AL 'M-M L Y: 1 I ,f - ' ' 'N 1 1' 'ig' .75 ' , ff ' ' 'ff' ' I X 1 .. , Ai., , .' t f .af 1' 1 f F f.'l. .Q 'O ' I I 1 mx :1 '. .Y . f' , -'J-mx' X f . L 3, ly, gr, X XV Q X1 2 fl 5 'Z f xXx' -1 A g , ' Xlmflrrdzssme-A W . f1,IX'f ' 4 ' Ah Umyifzi' Y ..1, ,mmf --- Junior Naturals it J 7 l g'tQtiifft1 , af sa ' c .t .N Tiring of concerts and the music of man, a company of Juniors rose early one morning and made their way VVoodard to listen to the songs of birds. Especially were they thrilled by the song of the Lark in the forest. As they made their way here and there through the WV00ds, they were truly inspired by the happy Robbins, but it wasn't Allgood 'cause a Hawk swooped down, frightening the Life out of the little songbirds. Then they came upon 3. Wolfe and Betty became so frightened that she used her Hanke. However, they were not cowardly and consequently did not Shirk from their mission, but Holden each others hands, by just 11 few Knox, they bade the WV0lfe goodbye. As he Sandertedi along, Ferris Seibert called out, How about some Eaton'. So they sat down in a Rowe and partook of Plumfsl and Graham crackers, topped by Reed's ice cream. Now, very thirsty, they crossed some Bridges and found themselves in the open, in fact, just back of an Alfllcorn country home: made their way down a Barnhill, when a Hunter directed them to some Wells where their thirst was satisfied. After being thus refreshed, the trip was Caldwell by all and though they were not so good W'alkerfsl as earlier, they Hobhtledl back home to rest up for their evening Sparks. First Row: James Hayes, Wayne Phillips, Robert Allender, Eugene Morris, Leo Macksey, Kay C. Crill, Mike Gannon, Don Maudlin, Warren Hicklin, Second Row: Willis Alexander, Billy McMains, Kenneth Brown, Robert Cruzen, Ronald White, Robert Carr, Harold Rice, John Rooy, Donald DeWitt. vualgu-,au-uqusv -vs-vw.. ., . .-:,.:,,-..,: Apr, ..,,,,,s ... .. 0, . , I, , . It 'I u .A Y --.... ..v..--.- - .. - -,..---.W .,. fan iF?'feu , ,l ,J In v' Junior Naturals ff e-e Ml First Row: Betty Vander Heiden, Everet Burg- lund, Elsie Heacock, Vernon Wells, Portia Schuler, Richard Holtman, June Van Duren, Harold Sparks, Jaf1iC9 H1-1111 Second Row: NVillis Hawk, Ruth Mary Wolfe, Jay Cook, Imogene Doggett, Junior Larson, Isabel Sarvis, Kenneth Bowen, Ardeth Woodard, Dwight Hoover: Third Row: Virginia Shirk, Don Rinehart, Nancy Johnston, Bob Haycok, Edna Rowe, Clarence Carter, Jane Shannon, Duane Christiansen. Barbara Jenkinsg Fourth Row: Bob Barnhill, Betty Hanke, Tom Corlett. Irene Wright, Bob Thompson. Martha Jane Smith, John Life, Eleanor Cadwallader. Robert Ballengerg Fifth Row: Marion Perry, Robert Lynn, Betty Bridges, Kenneth Hayes, Frances Lock- ard, Dale Hiatt, Dorothy Giefer, Roland Brom, Phyllis VVilsong Sixth Row: Larkin Roberts, Beverly Shin- ners, Howard Hedluncl, Mary Mick, Lee Knox, Pat Graham, Don Bown, Pat Reed, Dick Reich, Seventh Row: Marilyn Adams, Gifford Nevins, Skippy Hoy- land, Ted Vawter, Mary Trenshaw, Stanley Carroll, Kathryn Rutherforrl, Ferris Seihert, Margaret Ann Fuhsj Eighth Row: Giles Gillett. Charlotte Hale, Bob McCormick, Miriam Miller, Robert Anderson, Betty Lou VVindom, Don Dye, Edna Mae Patrick, Roscoe Fleming: Ninth Row: Alice Ogden, John Dusenherry, Rena Van VVyk, Daryle Ferguson, Gr-nevie Nance, Paul Chott, Helen Veerman, Bill Remington, Hazel Belzerg Tenth Row: Ronald WVilliams, Thelma Garren, Virgil Allgood, Kathryn Ver Beek, Gene Vos, Jean Raley, Doyle Snyder, Nellie Geerlings, Eugene Reeves. 4 will ,YQ-.-. ..,.,,...i,!.'r- - . -3 V--.rw gi-I s- x I 9- , if L I Y I l W n P' I. 5. , .tl u, Q -' ig h, 1 5 , - +L-.. ,1. H :Q F- .4 L' . arg, R -1 I ' -'AYP ' X Q' , ' 14 . 'g,4 '14 ,' Jig my J :A-. I . , I ' . o -4 . .lv Lfxqg. ,fzlff I ' ,klbddqa .J 'if 11 -:.y I I,,'Y: 1 .- 1 4,vl 1 'J' V K! - ..'1'.' r V ' 'J ?iv..k'. vi,- I U . , 1' I ' .,l b . . ,wg K , 'Q 4 1 1 , : I u , , F ,,4 .Alq,, 1 V,-,,', 1 ,, W V 1 V 1 ' ', I 'I 4 x , 4 r ,J-M1 ,. ,w Y -T . -'Q nl. .5 ' - .V 1 I! I 44. i -tid I . I AA j.. Q.. 1. .:'- , I, .W-. ., If 1f-1 H ,nu 1 r 'P4 '-' mlm' 4 M ' v 1 1 ni M n ,su ' 1 1 I - A ,if - ' Ll V 'W f r , u YA 4 I J.. Un: U ul NU, J. Q . '.!. , . ..' Q I , 1 W M . af, w 4 Junior Naturals Q? First Row: Bob Stitely, Irma Shinofield, Harold Burdick, Betty Garrett, Rex Allgood, Mary M. Mathes, Robert Andeway, Virginia Yeoman, Eugene Nidiver, Sf-cond Row: Dorothy Vander Linden, Floyd Woods, Margaret Wilson, George Atchison, June Hatfield, Harold Heslinga, Mae Weatherwax, Dana Harter, Phyllis Hoover, Third Row: Eugene Hensyel, Ruth Dinzfeman, Dale Thomas, Martha Thomas, Abram Plum, Marie Bledsoe, Robert Brom, Kathleen Mc- VVilliams. Billy Hickman, Fourth Row: Alice Rcchten- wald, Edgar Stanbro, Nellie Ruebel, Jack Cady, Paul- ine Garrett, Leroy Wymore, Ada Brown, Pete Van Ivlaanen, Mary Ann Saresky, Fifth Row: Rex Allender, Alice Hoover, Eugene Chidester, Betty Werner, Don- ald Caldwell, Ethel Odem, Howard Burdick, Marion Hensley, Paul Robbins, Sixth Row: Betty Holden, Robert McLandsbo1ough, Betty Jordan, Leonard Sanders, Betty Van Der Beek, Bill Garrett, Phyllis Chapman, Sidney Rooy, Virginia Eaton, Seventh Row: Raymond Srnithart, Nancy Anderson, Elmer Hobbs, Mary Jane Hancock, Bobby Shaffer, Jean Prine, Lee Anderson, Shirley Ellsworth, Rex Sherburne, Eighth Row: Ruth Hunter, Jack Odem, Darlene Merrill, George Erickson, Arlene Kaster, Bill Walker, Janet Williams, Chester Vanderwilt, Annette Robertson, Ninth Row: James Hill, Margaret Alcorn, Gerald Naaktgeboren, Evelyn Davis, Keith France, Barbara Brown, Bob Phillips, Catherene Daniels, John Carlin, Tenth Row: Lucille Brown, Robert Harvey, Clara Klinker, Bob Vernon, Joan Burke, Clarence Van Heukelom, Leon Shafer, Weston Albrighton, Howard Ellis, Not Pictured: Kenneth Crook, Ray Kentfield. - , Y-54fgi31gg,-g-4-v- 1-Qtbwlf' we: arf. -w-1'-ve'--:lf - '-vifkllwbllnllvi-iv.. V !'l Sophomore Sharps i C QWS -4 E miie 1 M A ' la fr'-1-, E, ,AN 1 i F he ,read , eras: l increase 'A ro 5 e be e 1 Sophomores-The Sharps of O. H. S. From the mc-lodious strains of youth we now bring you the tune of the sophomores. The students of note might rightfully be: The three chimes: Shirley Grimes, Alice Kuiper, and Ginny Snider. The lark: Eileen Phillips, The Barbershop Quartet: Jack Brewer, Richard Edwards, Clell McGuigan, and Bill Tandy. Major Bowes' Amateurs: Raymond Pierson, Bettye J. Tuller, Tom Morrison, Bernice Geerlings, and Clell McGuigan. Sadie's Mixed Sextet: Gus Sunstrum, Janet Hyde, Charles YValling, Patty Kil- patrick, John Porter, and Geri McIntyre. Bobby Cunningham's motto seems to be Just B Natural, The comic magazines are still popular among the sophomore boys as well as a few girls. VVhen a rah, rah, rah comes forth, it's probably headed by John Bosworth. Your opportunities are golden, so grasp them, Lois Vande Lune. Janice Clarey and June Ann Muhl certainly do their best as drum majorettes. The Quack Quartet: Melvin Durham, Vincent Putnam, Paul Eveland, and Don Christiansen. Here's to the sophomores, full of glee, Loyal and true to the letter Let's do our bit to help Uncle Sam, VVar, hatred, and grief all to ban. May Old Glory wave forever O'er our land of liberty, And may each and all endeavor To guard our flag through unity. , l . I E Robert Bruere, a member of -ft our High School though never y' fb 1 seen, has taken his schooling ' by the communication system for the past two years. Al- - though encumbered by many N difficulties, he rates high schol- astically. ' 'll f, 5Y?n,,56llin7 k ROBERT BRIQERE Barbara. Culter, Bernice Geerlings, Norma L. Burbank, Shirley GrimeS. Helen Hawk, Janet Roenspiess, Frank Smith. Sophomore Sharps First How: Karl Sopher, Lois Denburger, Don Vhristiansf-n, Ardyse A. Holland, Jack Poe, Dorothy Vander Heiclen, Kenneth Anderson, Rosemary Potter, Kr-nneth Iklefjnulleyg Ser-ond Row: Patty Kilpatrick, John XYilson, Virginia Barnhill, John Sarver, Lois Vzinflf- Lune, Melvin Durham, Joyce Doggett, Howard Mf'Fall, hI?1I',11!iI'4'i Smith, Third Row: Tom Morrison, Mildrrfl Davis, Donald Van Toorn, Isabel Systnia, Iif lZ1' VVilli:iins, Alice Kuiper, Richard France, Esther M Horn, VValrf-r Cubitg Fourth Row: Mae- Fleming, Bohhfx Garrett, Barbara Bloodgood, Don Hait, Eva Mm- Hartzgrave, Dick Purkey, Pauline Mitrisin, Law- rr-nee Pierson, Avonne Gregory: Fifth Row: Charles Zein, Bailinra ffhitwoofl, Donald Turner, Rohr-rta Johnson, Joe Townslr-y, Barbara Eckhoff, Bobby Cun- ningfharn, Br-Nye .I. Tullr-r, Norman Gould, Sixth Row: l Eileen Phillips, Bill Tandy, Billie Douglas, Richard Edwards, Peggy Ferguson, Robert Russell, Jo Anne Peiffer, Bill Oliverson, Katherine VVhitse1g Seventh Row: George Blake, Berneil De Reus, Keith Earl, Dorothy M. Morgan, Clayborn Carriker, Velma Phillips, 'Walter Baker, Marite Baker, Merlin Newport: Eighth Row: Nadine DeBruin, Emil Berglund, Janice Clareyf James Hunt, Betty J. Peebles, Karl Kiser, Betty Dyk- stra, Donald Mitrisin, Lucille Brown: Ninth Row: Ivan Johnson, Phyllis Black, Bob Brummel, Gwyneth Thomas, James Cruzen, Alberta Corporan, Dale Barnes, Betty Reynolds, Lanile Day: Tenth ROW: Billie Love, Bob Jensen, Helen Leatherman, Guy Fer- ree, Ruth Davenport, Robert Jones, Florence Towns- ley, Everette Carpenter, Franciene Cruzen. f I iliiuu' Sophomore Sharps First Row: Paul Eveland, Virginia Snider, John Porter, Joeleen Fisher, Gus Sunstrum, Dorothy Loos, Charles Walling, Mary Ann Livermore, Kenneth Crill: Second Row: Geri McIntyre, Roger Wharton, Gretchen Suiter, Billy McMains, Phyllis Nagler, Delbert Brack- ney, Janice Stovall, Edward Mclaandsborough, Eileen B0Wi62 Third Row: James Rowe, Millie Edwards, John Van Ee, Nivala Ter Louw, Edward Lisk, VValleta DeReus, Don Sells, Marjorie Long, Clell McGuigang Fourth Row: Elaine Sopher, Kent Keoppel, Barbara Wahl, Donald Garner, Edith Seaman, Robert Ver Steegh, Jean Thomas, Larry XVymore, Darlene John- song Fifth Row: Marion Besco, Ruth Mary Shafer, Charles Mattix, Dorothy Doggett, Bob Chambers. Ruth Ann Patrick, Arthur VVatters, Joyce Fitch, Clayton Poe: Sixth Row: Mildred Walker, Jack Hoyt, Mary Farmer, Vincent Putnam, Alberta Yarkosky, Bob Callies, Gert- rude Van Ooyen, Bob Gillespie, Beatrice Anthony, Seventh Row: John Atchison, Retha Nash, Duane Steinhoeck, Katherine Heslinga, Marvin Anderson, Dorothy Smith, Gerald Verros, Doris Albrighton, Nelson Fortneyg Eighth Row: Kathryn Stek, Delbert Alexand- er, Phyllis Loughridge, Kelsey Hickman. Barbara Vander Linden, Raymond Pierson, Margaret Good. Jack Brewer, Maxine Kenttieldg Ninth Row: John Bos- worth, June Ann Muhl, Joe Monast, Janet Hyde, Bill Smith, Anne Ahrweiler, Frank Martyn, Barbara Hed- lund, Harold Stilwell: Tenth Row: Fred Koogler, Vir- ginia Brom, June Thomas, Jeanne Stevens, Rose Mack- sey, Veda Saunders, Isabel McElroy, Odra Lowry, Mild- red Holdeng Not Pictured: Virginia Beach, Delbert Smith, Dick Carpenter, Billy Richmond. Freshmen Flats if? H I 1 ,i x , V H f 'X lx '.' 1 0 S A , fw . Q 1. , ' 'Q -'Z ' P X I ,X I ' ' ' '4 .hi- X '! iff -.7L.?'-.?f' X ., X A- nh zz'-qL.i':r'j A - 5 ' ' -ure- Q. 'ja'-a'f'f-. . . F -L6 e-- . , ,W . . K Freshmen-The Flats of O. H. S. Looking over the Freshmen, we think that they have everything that it takes to make a hit, and we are sure that in three more years they will be leading the parade. So, we have decided to liken some of the characteristics of music unto the character- isitcs of our O. H. S. Freshmen. Flat-The upper classmen thought all the freshmen to be a bit flat when they entered O. H. S. but they have sharpened up amazingly. Sharp-Phil Bayless's sharp wits make him the source of humor for the fresh- men class. Tempo-Frankie Provozano sets the tempo for talkativeness which seems to be a general characteristic of the whole freshmen class. Smoothness-Joyce Shrago is smooth enough to make all the freshmen hearts turn over. Liveliness-Virginia Perry has the necessary quality of liveliness and ambition. Sweetness-Ann Thomas wins many admirers by this asset. Treble-All the freshmen were trefmbbling on their first day at O. H. S. Loud-The loud voices of the freshmen have enabled them to win some of the yell contests from the Seniors who had won them for the past three years. Major-Janet Ziemer will no doubt soon be one of the drum majorlettesl of the O. H. S. marching band. Scale-Chuck Barnhouse tops the scale of the class with his natural musical ability. fzyay UQ' First Row: Wilma Hatfield, Ruby McFall, Betty Knox, Mae McLandsboroughg Sr-cond Row: Louise Moffet, Esther Cameron, Mary Rose Ott, Alice Johnson, Winifred Nidiver, Mary Masters, Betty Dales, Maxine Walker, Mavis Keoppel. I I nIlllU Freshmen Flats First Row: Dan Fisher, Joyce Shrago, Jerry Reed. Mary Ann Clark, David Williams, Jacqueline Raetz, John Heslinga, Barbara Shaw, Jack Ross, Second Row: Virginia Perry, Charles Barnhouse, Wilma Naaktge- boren, Burl Morrison, Dorothy Vande Lune, Earle Morrison, Irene Romoser, Tom Rees, Barbara Visscher, Third Row: Dan Donaldson, Jean Olson, Jim Farring- ton, Olive Carano, Joe Nash, Barbara Bown, Lyle Van Gorp, Virginia Powers, Tom Russell: Fourth Row: Doris Taylor, Jimmy Thoreen, Esther Van Ee, Robert Rozenboom, Norma Cubit, Harley Putnam, Ruth Buff- ington, Charles Mick, Patty Woods, Fifth Row: Jack Masters, Ila Bishop, Harold Slawson, Gwen Hays. Carl Finley, Geneva Trager, Bill Jones, Ida Lou Kisor. Henry Brom, Sixth Row: Gladys Brom, Charles Green. Ma e lgood, Dean Anderson, Shirley Cleland, Eugene Collins, Mildred Parcell, Robert Ankeney, Ann Halli- burtong Seventh Row: Gary DeJong, Betty Masters, Donald Fallis, Ann Wilson, Tommy Steward, Ann Henrion, Lester Vos, Rose Brandenhorst, Bob Mitrising Eighth Row: Dena Mae Anderson, Roy Hess, Margaret Pietersma, James Gaston, Ruth Myers, Bob Gaston, Evelyn Hearne, Robert Leftwich, Becky Richmond, Ninth Row: Floyd Lesher, Juanita Wilson. Eugene Montgomery, June Rogers, Elmer Robertson, Ann Holiday, Eugene Leech, Marilyn Perry, Steve Bowen, Tenth Row: Beverly Lorimore, Charles Watkins, Vernice Vroom, Phil Bayless, Joan Pierce, Ann Thomas, Helen Braden, Donna Brantingham, Janet Zeimer. L--fzxcnzn 1 .. -4--e ,-u--.. -......- Freshmen Flats First Row: Rex Robbins, Phyllis Thatcher, Robert Mich, Martha Van Haaften, Tom Reeves, Luella Hick- man, Keith Walker, Eva Mae Bone, Edward Ruebel, Second Row: Mary Vander Linden, Don Cale, Lottie Hartman, Melvin Howells, Francine Patrick, Clifford De Kock, Allene Plate, Jim Shipman, Ester Erickson, Third Row: Frank Provenzano, Wanda Hicklin, Bud Duncan, Janice Holden, John Mulvihill, Beulah Silvers, Virgil Engelenhoven, Charlene Young, Verlin Crook: Fourth Row: Geraldine McClain, Jim Mathew, Opal Newell. Le Roy McCartney, Phyllis Parlet, Richard Zern, Mary Mcliandsborough, Jim Whitlatch, Helen Warning, Fifth Row: Lf-wis Shipp, Darlene LOULfhI'lflf.fQ, Alonzo Hohhs, Ruth MeFall, Robert Barr, Mary Lathrop. Junior Dykstra, Gloria Whitlock, Bill Kirk: Sixth Row: Rose Mary Yeoman, Joe Smith, Roberta Sarver, Estel i i Lewis, Donna Allgood, Bob Macksey, Wandolyne Osteen, Orval Myers, Mabel Langstraatg Seventh Row: Cecil Stanbro, Neva Allgoocl, Charles Kennedy, Mar- garet Crayson, Jacob Kelderman, Jeanette Nelson, Bill Fuller, Norma Cloe, Clarence Musgrave, Eighth ROW: Doris Pickett, Leonard Brown, Kathleen Passalia, Cecil Watters, Leta Jean Riggs, Jimmy Stevens, Donna Griffis, Max Kelsey, Esther Veldhuizeng Ninth Row: Bob Buffington, Mary Sutherland, Tom Padgett, Ellen Mae Sherman, Leslie Fleming, Dorothy Darland, Marvin Hinkle, Betty McCartney, Bill Haseltong Tenth Row: Romona Eichhorn, Mark Holm, Phyliss Richardson, Philip Ellsworth, Doris Merriman, Donaldt Kennedy, Letha Alexander, Chuck Pearson, Evelyn Langstrattg Not Pictured: Charolette Phipps. - ,-x--- - I I Il - 'af'-':'.s:4. fy , f4'T fa: 1 51.3, , ,..4-S Ng 5? W 2 05 S L vu fl xii QQ' -.. ' Y -JL!! 0' N T5 -1 2 X Cy 1' 'gig ' 'xo ' Vkfgi ' 2,1 '? 140 M ug' - f'7Z',3fq,2f ' x-QX Q ,Zi gf! V 1 ,I l X ? X if f i x Q f fgggp k-wfeiziawiiv .. Qx.CK'x JKXCS -- Rests From Study K We Q , ,,S A 'O ' 4 ORIGINAL ORATORY 0 We-'re All Americans Sponsor Mr. Symons , -V Mildred Lyness, Richard Holt- ' man, John Life, Martha Jane 1' i ' Smith, Richard Fisher, Ruth V ' ' ' Ellis, Jacquelyn VVright, VVC-sley , . De Both. DEBATE Believe Me Sponsor Mr, Symons Mildred Lyness, Ruth Ellis, Barbara 'Nw-lls, Richard Fisher, Martha Jane Smith. Kathryn Rutherford, Jac- quf-lyn Wright, Ruth Hunter, Rich- ard Holtman, John Life, Elaine Fehd. EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING What to Do Sponsor Mr. Symons Richard Fisher, Ruth Ellis, Barbara Wells, Dick Roberts, John Life, Imogene Doggett, Richard Holtman, Wesley De Both, Jacquelyn Wright, Dwight Hoover, Kathryn Rutherford. AA O RADIO SPEAKING Viva Roosevelt Sponsor Mr. Symons Mildred Lyness, Ruth Ellis, Imogene Doggett, John Life, Richard Holtman, Barbara Wells, Jo Anne Powers, Bud-dy Baker, Dick Roberts, Thelma Garren, Marie Bledsoe, Martha Jane Smith, Jacque-lyn Wright, Ray- mond Dillard. L ,JkL,f,.fis Follow On .,- .. , A, .- --5:2 .hug ,,-4 - , V ,.,....,., Rests From Study FRESHIVIAN HI-Y Lord, I Want to . ,,., I be a Christian P1 esident ..,.,.., ,,,,,,.,,,,,..,,.,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, A A Vice President ,,., N Secretary ,,,,,,,,... Treasurer ,,,,,,,,, Sponsor ,..,,,,, SOPHOMORE HI-Y 1- Ll' 'LUAL V' f, Jim Whitlatch Charles Barnhouse r,,Dan Fisher Marvin Hinkle ..Mr. Day Advice Sponsor ....,,,,,,r,r,,, President. ., Vice President ..,,, wvvf , 1 Secretary ,,..., ., ,,..... ,, Treasurer ,,,...,., ,,,. . ., ., ,. Sergeant at Arms, JUNIOR HI-Y My Heart Ever Faithful Sponsor .....,...r,,,,,,.....,,,.,.,,.,,...r,r,,. President .........,.....,.. Vice President ....,., Secretary ............... Treasurer ,,,,,,,,..,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Sergeant at Arms ,.,.r.,.. SENIOR HI-Y Sponsor ,,,,............ President ...,,.,,..,,,,, Vice President ,,,,.... Secretary .......,...,.,.. Treasurer ........,..,....... Sergeant at Arms ,... Hansen Don Bown .,....,.Bob Thompson ..- ....... Tommy Corlett Kay crm ........Duane Christiansen Mr. XVernimont .Charles VVhite Bruce Griggs ....,,....Bob Frush , ,.....,,,,,, Jack Baas ..,.v,.,Don Shipman QE 5224 I ,..,.,,,.Mr. Collins John Bosworth .,.,,Bill Smith ,,,,,.,John Porter ......,.Gus Sunstrum ,Bill Tandy sg i X'l ' f P I I I A I 1 J 4 I I x .. 1 f f x 1942 N HYMOROUS DECLAMATION nf' ' -U 1- wr 7. -..-.-. .,-.-.,,-A 44' .-as-:A ...- ...,,.-.1rgg.-.,,.,.-.iL 66 97 Rests From Study INTERPRETATIVE READING How Do I Know It's Real ' Sponsor-Miss Smith Isabel Sarvis Bob F1-ush ge-V , f .5 Y i ORATORICAL DECLAMATION Says Who? Says You! Says I! Sponsor-Mr. Symons Mildred Lyness, Ruth Ellis Martha Jane Smith, Raymond Dillard, John Life, Dick Roberts, Imogene Doggett, June Van Duren, Jacquelyn Wright, Bar- bara Wells, Richard Holtman, Elaine Fehd. Laugh, Clown, Laugh! Sponsor-Miss Glancy Peggy Ferguson, Bob Frush, 'Jerry Cunningham, Lawrence Hill, Joan Pierce, Ann Thomas, Dorothy Darland, Janet Ziemer, Ruth Ann Young, Joyce Shrago, Estel Lewis, Eileen Philips, Olive Connor, Thelma Garren, Sammy Broas, Patty Lee, Elaine Fields, Floyd Xvoods, Forrest Gorsuch, Isabel Sarvis, Marie Bledsoe, Mavis Keopel, Phyliss Kennedy. 1. '41- .V X1 D -4 'S ,- -- v DRAMATIC DECLAMATION J Spirit of Slimmer Time Sponsor!Mrs. Whitaker Jo Anne Powers Edna Mae Patrick Raymond Dillard Lois Denberger Wanda Hicklin Peggy Ferguson Barbara Wahl ,,,.,,,q,,.,,, - ,,., L. -...X Y I .-x,lll.U..U7'---K -- Rests From Study f'X K' MATH CLI'B Two and Two Still Makes Four MODERN l.ANGI'AGE Lv Moulin dv Paris Spa-iisur Miss Gilletf Prn-sidvnt Mildrm-ll I iCkvre'-ll Vicw Prvsidvnt Dun Robbins SOCl'l'tLll'j'-Tl'l'flSUI'1'l' Don Svlls . 1, !?.? ff , 396i 638' 'ff H 1 1 f , 19' n 5-Q l Sponsor- Miss Owen 5 DRAMATIC CLUB President i ...ll,,,...l,,..l,ll,.. virginia Mundell M nsays X,K7h0? Says You Vice Presidents .,.,. Wendell Davenport ' A Sponsol-,Miss Smith Secretary-Treasurer,. ,,,, Forrest Durham ' President ,..,,,,,,,,. ..., M ildred Lyness IS 'zAT so -. Vice President ..,,,,,.,..,.,,, Ruth Ellis Secretary ',,, ....,.i,Y,....ir. J ane Shannon Treasurer .,,. 7....., , .,,.,, M iriam Miller LATIN CLUB 'Gaudeamus Igitur Sponsor-Miss Kramine Prf'sidf1nt H, ,,.,,,,,,,, ., .Jack POC Vicfl Pr0siclQnt,.R0l,1ort Chanibf-rs SPc'y-Trreas., . Delbf-rt Aloxand -r Q , ,l I 1. rf ' f, , , M4 N 14' i ' 1 X m J ' l If f' i -P .HL V W vb y l ML ' POETRY READING 'I3115' D1'4 !1llllZl!', Spunsui' Mrs lYl1itf1l:v-r l'1'f-siclwixr Juni- Yun Durf-n S4'C'l'l'l!ll'Y 'l'li-Alin:1 Gaim-il 5 I l I l l 1 I A i Hwsiswi - --A- Vivhd Y'l1uv-u-nr-L ue-gun.: -i Rests From Study ,- l PHOTOPLAY VVhen I See A President .,,...., ...,............ Vice President ,.,..,,,,.., Phyliss Nagler Secretary Y,,, .,,,,,,.......,,..,,...,. Trcasurei- ,,.,,AA,, ,,,, ,,,, P e ggy Ferguson ll Elephant Fly PATROL Barbara Wells Sponsor-Mr. Ferree ,Tom Corlett Stop! It's Wonderful Burl Grubb F. F. A. lt's So Peaceful in the Country Sponsors'-Mr. Johnson, Mr. Towne President ,,,,.. ,,,., H Omer Thatcher Vice President.. ...Howard Barnes Secretary, ,.... ,, Dwight Hoovc-r Treasurer, ,..,,,, ,. ,,,, Robert Cruzeri SCIENCE CLUB Sponsor-Mr. President ..,.....,,,,..., Kenneth Tharp ,X 5 . TZ , C.. .- , i if Roth, Mr. Stanley Vice President ,,,,,,,. Stanley Carroll , Sedy-Trcas .,.....,.,.i.,,.. Mack Capper '-vwwgagfg M I .1 I C. J. McKAY VVhispering Hope Sponsor-Mrs. Roth tNeashamb Miss Knox President ,,.,,,......... Nellie Geerlings Vice President. ..,,..,.,, Alice Kuiper Secretary ,.Norma Lee Burbank Trcasurei ',,,.., Eleanor Cadwallader Co-Captains-Dwight Mattix, 1' li 1 4 ll I 1 . ' ' ,f 1 a.3szt.n1.elLmi, '2- Secretary ,,,. ,.., . ,,,, ,.,,,.. I n iogene Doggett SGFVICO ,,--- .,,Bernice Geerlings ii.,w,,-, Y YY-----. -AM , -...,.l- A - .,-.,,.,. 1-g Rests From Study GIRL RESERVES Follow The Gleam Sponsor-Mrs. Sarvis President ...,.,...,,,,,,,,,.,...,...,,A , Vice President A..,A..,A,.,,,, , Secretary ........... ,,..., Treasurer ............,,...... Social Chairman ,.,.,... Music Chairman ,....,,,.,,,,,, , ,,A,, , Program Chairman ..r..rr,. ,,,, Worship .,.,,..r....,,,,,,,,,,r..,r, Publicity .,....,. LIBRARY SQUAD You Can Depend on Me Sponsor-Mrs. Maddy ,.,,,,...Phyliss Nagler ..,,,,,.Virginia Snider ..,.,,,...,.,,,Janet Hyde ......Barbara Eckhoff ,,,.,,,,..,.Janice Clarey Geraldine McIntyre .,,,June Anne Muhl ..,...,..,..Ma1'y Farmer ..,,,,,,,Eileen Phillips President ............,,.,.,., Ruth Fleming Vice President .......... Marian Perry Others members: Dorothy Beach, Alice Hoover, Virginia Mundell, Alyce Gordy, Janet Williams, Marie Bledsoe, Maxine Stewart. HI-TRI Lead Kindly Light Sponsor--Miss Kramme President ........,,,..........,.... ...,Phillis Atkin Vice President ,,,,,,,,.... Margaret A. Fuhs Treasurer ..,.,..,,,,,,,, ,,,, . ,Corinne Johnson Social Chairman ,,,,,,, Music Chairmanw ,, Program Chairmann, Worship ,,,.... .,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,., , , Service ..,.,,,,.,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,, Publicity .,....,..,,.,,,,,,,r,, r,,,, Finances, ,,,,,.,,,,,., , ,,,, Church Cooperations, ,,.......June Edwards ,.........,,,.,Janice Hull ,Jo Anne Powers , .,... Jessie Sarvis ,.,,,,...Ruth Butler Alyce Schafstall ,..,..,Jeanne Hyde ,Doris J, Hixson L 4 Hostess ,,,,,,, ,,,,,. ...,,,,,,,,, ,,,..,. . J a ne Shannon 4 3 W is STUDENT COUNCIL Yes or No Sponsor ......... ,,.,... ,Y........-,-. M R Obe Prggident --v,-,A---V--,.----Yvv ,,,,,s B Sl1I1StI'LlIl1 Vice President .,,..,., ,.,, .,.......... .......,..,.,.,,.,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . , B Llflell Smith Secretary-Treasurer ......,.,....i................V...,,...... ....... ...,.. P h y1llS Atkm Others: John Muhl, Margaret Ann Fuhs, Howard Hedlund Dick Reich, Gus Sunstrum, Johnny Porter, Janet Hyde Janice Clarey, Virginia Perry. Senior Plays F Y -.. ---. , THE PASSING OF THE THIRD FLOOR In the life of every age can be found a satyr. a coward, a bully, a shrew, a hussy, a rogue, a cad, a cat, a snob, a slut, and a cheat. These were all found in the New York boarding house presided over by Mrs. Sharpe. Only two of the characters really had a clear outlook on life, and then a stranger comes along. This was a serious fantasy drama, calling for strong character portrayal, while humor and pathos relieve each other. BACK Director ............ ......... M rs. Amy Jean Sarvis Mrs. Sharpe ....,, ..... B etty BE!l'gSl.I'6SS9I' Stasia ,.,.,.... ....... ........... B a rbara Wells --TISHH Miss Kite ,.,........,.. ..,..... .....,. ,.,. R u t h Ellis Vivian ......,............... Mrs. Thompkins ....,. Mrs. DeHooley .... ,,.... Major Thompkins.. Jo Anne Powers .........Ruth Johnson ...,....Louise Hoover Billy Coleman Christopher Penny ......,...,.,,...,......,. Bill Clarey Harry Larkom ,......,..,..... Gerald Cunningham Jape Samuels .,.... ....,,,..,...... R aymond Dillard Joey Wright ........ .....,. W endell Davenport The Stranger ...... ..............., J oe McCartie Tish, a comedy in three acts, was the first of the two senior plays to be presented this year, Under the capable direction of Miss Marjorie Lynch, the play was a huge success and the cast thoroughly enjoyed playing to the capacity crowd that invaded the O. H. S. auditorium. The play centered around Tish a middle aged Spinster, blunt and outspoken but cntirely lovable and hr-r two boon companions. During the course of the play, Tish succeeded in getting everybody around her in and out of more jams than can be imagined and there was great suspense and excitement until the final curtain. Director ....... Tish ,... Lizzie ,................ Aggie ....i ....,............ Ellen Leighton .,.,...... Charita ....,.......,,,..,. ....Miss Marjorie Lynch ...............Mildred Lyness Norris .,.......Ruth Ann Young .........,.......,..Phyllis Atkin Roseanne Werner Bettina Trent ,......... .Shirley Jean Woodford Wesley Andrews ......,......,.,.. Harry Cummings Luther Hopkins ,,.,,,,...,,.i,.,,,,,.,,,,, Callie Hopkins ........ Lem Pike ......... Dorice Gawlord,,..,.. Denby Grimes ...,. Charlie Sands ...., .James Fisher ..............Pegge Hoar .........Dwight Mattix .....,.Phyllis Stump ...........Jay Baas Bud Baker Speech Plays John Joan Jack JDJUI l-af ORANGE AT THE YYINDOVY, AT THE W'INDOW ' Virgil Lulibf-rdt-n. Elinore Lounsbury. Verle Luhherden. Barbara Hrown. l'URl'l.l'I CURSE YOU, JACK DALTON Director Miss Erma Smith, Egbert Van Horn Robert Chambers. Jack Dalton-'Virgil Luhberden. Bertha Blair- Eileen Phillips. Anna Alvarado Isabel Sarvis. Eloise Dalton Beverly Shinners. Richard Blair Raymond Dillard, Mrs. Donna Dalton Jane Shannon, VYIlEELS Director Miss Erma Smith. Mrs, Jennings Jane Shannon. Betty Jenninsrs Imogene Doggett. barn Brown. Mr, Jennings -Bob Frush. George Jennings Raymond Dillard Muriel Vl'orthen Pegge Hoar. Mrs. Carolyn VVorthen'- Miriam Miller. Officer Lenihen- Lawrence Hill, Jack Brewer. Bar- Cartie. Assistant to Director Mildred Lyness. On various occasions during the year, the student body has enf joyed plays presented in the assembly by the speech department. Under the able direction of Miss Erma Smith. speech instructor, these productions have been most successfully given. The first of the series, Wheels, dramatic in nature, im- pressed all with its moral: The wages of disobedience and law- lessness are disaster and tragedy. The second play, presented later in the year, Orange at the VVindow, Purple at the 'Windowf' was of light nature, and kept its audience in laughter throughout the entire portrayal. Lastly. at an assembly at the close of the school year, came Curse You. Jack Dalton. This was an old fashioned melodrania,a type always delightful to any audience and Curse You, Jack Dal- ton was no exception to the rule, since all were enthusiastic in its praise. Officer Schultz Arthur Roberts, Joe Mc- IOWA STATE GUARD Announcing our boys who will at any cost assist Uncle Sam in keeping our homes and our country safe. Namely: 2nd Lieutenant Norval Caldwell, Corporal Fred Barnhill, Privates Bill Roberts, Rex Sherburne, Junior Larson, Arthur Roberts, Dana Harter. INTRODUCING THE 0. H. S. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mrs. Olga Hoffman, in her two years in the O. H. S. vocal department, has come into the hearts of all our students through her graciousness and cooperation. As a director she has developed a feeling of good will in her groups along with the technical knowledge she gives, as an individual she has become known for her charm- ing programs she has offered in the assembly on so many occasions. Three cheers for a grand person and a grand department. The O. H. S. Band and band groups are among our most highly prized possessions. Under the direction of Ivan D. Kennedy, we have enjoyed the music of these organiza- tions in our assemblies, in local parades, in contests, in special concerts, and at athletic events. May the coming years bring with them continued successes for the band and to its director, who has worked so faithfully to make it the success that it is. Mr. Carl Woodford, director of the O. H. S. Orchestra, has again this year proven his ability to bring our orchestra to greater heights of success. The orchestra and its small groups participated in a great many school activities and gave to the public the pleasure of three fine concerts. Mr. Woodford's musical talent andl ability are reflected in his splendid groups. .,........-- -.LBEYQL .age ,.., -, ., Instrumental Department FW Y?'7 Ti -'lv' 1' l- v' W Y I ' ' ' ' fx 6 6 5 ' Q xx 1 v Band-Division I Rating' Pride of Oskaloosa High School! Since Mr. Kennedy came to O. H. S. as director, our band has not once failed to rank Division I, whether competing in predistrict, state, or national contest. Hats off to our winners! Student Conductor Band: Division II Orchestra-Division I Rating Musicians' Joy! Likewise under the splendid direction of Mr, VVoodford our orchestra has never failed to rank whenever it has competed in any contest. We all thrill to the musical talent and accomplishments of this group. I . , f ffl 1 vMN,.., 4.4 N I.. 33. I 7 z...Aai'.--.v- na- Lia--- . Y . ,. Instrumental Department 'X . '9 Q' mIg4gN7?6i Z, . .. i . DRUM MA-IORS Janice Clarey, Verle Lubberden, Bernice Vande Lune, Mary Fei-ee, Irene Romoser, Vergil Lubherden, Margaret Alcorn. BRASS QUARTET: Division I rating. Roland Brom, Henry Brom, Robert Ballenger, Harriett Hyett, DRUM ENSIiMBI.E: Boh Thompson. Alyce Schafstall Division I rating. Betty Jean Kirkpatrick, and Tommy Steward. VVOODXVIND TRIO: Division I rating. Elinorf- Lounsbury, Betty Jean Tuller, Eileen Bowie. FLUTE QUARTET: Division I rating. Eileen Bowie, Dorothy Mae Loos, Geraldine McIntyre, Catherine Shroyer and Barbara Jenkins. CHAMBER GROUP OF VVOODVYINDS: Divi- sion I rating. Eileen Bowie, Dorothy Mae Loos, Betty Jean Tuller and Tommy Corlett. NATIONAL HONOR CONTEST Flute Solo: Eileen Bowie, Division I. B Flat Clarinet Solo: Betty Jean Tuller, Division I. 2 m- --if auf- ,gf Instrumental Department Mixed Clarinet Quartet: Division I Rating Betty Jean Tuller, Tom Corlett, Janet Hyde. and Barbara YVah1. Brass Sextet: Division II Rating Roland Brom, Henry Brom, Harriett Hyett, Robert Ballenger, Joan Burke, and Charles Vvhite. IVoodwind Quartet: Division II Rating Eileen Bowie, Elinor Lounsbury, Robert Chambers, and Betty Tuller. Trombone Solo: Division II Robert Ballenger. Cornet Solo: Division I Roland Brom. Snare Drum Solo: Division II Betty Jean Kirkpatrick. w w 4 an Bb Clarinet Quartet: Division II Rating Betty Jean Tuller, Tommy Corlett, Portia Schuler, and Bill Coleman, Brass Quintet: Division I Rating Roland Brom, Henry Brom, Harriett Hyett. Joan Burke, and Robert Schultz, VVoodwind Quintet: Elinor Lounsbury, Robert Chambers, Eileen Bowie, Betty Tuller, Phyliss Atkin. SOLOS Alto Saxophone Solo: Division I Ardith Woodward. Bb Clarinet Solo: Division I Tommy Corlett. Flute Solo: Division II Dorothy Mae Loos, 1 Q! 1 ' , . K Xa. lx ll ','U . 0' . ,. fd . ' r I M P I, 1 ' v il ll , ' 1 ' H . ' n I ' .o A. A 1 X . qs ,vw lx 1 v 1 ' w .:,,.,, . , .,- 4 W . y .MV '. ' diy J. .. ': . . fu-. . lr' -I -4 ,. .v',,' H' 7 l W, 1 'xy' Z 'E' , I. lib I J. Y Rmv ' I ,f 1 ,, ,...5 ,, e- hsn-ie 't x-Us-.a44::.a..- My ,W 7' String Quartet: Division I. Corinne Johnson, Ea Lani Hoyland, Isabel Sarvis, and Margaret Ann Hoar. String Trio: Division I. Helen Howard, Margaret Ann Hoar, and Irene Wright. National Honor Solos Violin Solo: Corinne Johnson, Division II. Violin Solo: Helen Howard, Division II. Vocal Department 1 I I S S0 LUISTSZ M1-no Soprano, Geneva Riggle received a Division I rating at thc- State Contest. Cnntralto, Ruth Butler received an Excellent rating at the Pre-State Contest. Soprano, Br-tty Jean Kirkpatrick received an Excellent rating in the Pre-state contest. th Sextet: patrick, Geneva Riggle, Margaret Alcorn, Phyllis Atkin, and Ruth Butler. Boy's Quartet: Jerald Cunningham, Bud Baker, Duane Christensen, and Jack Baas. Mixed Quartet: A group to raise the Vocal Depart- ment another step is the Mixed Quartet. They also received a Su- perior rating at both contests. Those shown in the picture are: Jerald Cunningham, Geneva Riggle, Harriet Hyett, and Jack Baas. Girl's Trio: Betty Jean Kirkpatrick, Geneva Riggle, and Phyllis Atkin. Baritone, Elmer Hobbs received a Division I rating in the Pre-state Contest. Bass, Jack Baas received Division II rating in the Pre-state contest. Tenor, Jerald Cunningham received Division II rating in the Pre-state Contest. Eileen Philips, Betty Jean Kirk- -.-- -H -- -,.,.,....,-- Vocal Department While our band victoriously toots its way to success and our orchestral concerts are so thoroughly enjoyed by the entire community, there is another division of our music department whose talents and several abilities are second to none. We speak of our vocal department under GIRLS' GLEE CLUB VVe were pleased to have the Girls' Give Club receive an Excellent rating at the State Contest. With such progress of these girls, no one knows what next year will bring. MIXED CHORUS The Mixed Chorus has shown great improve- ment. This year was the first time the choir has re- ceived division I rating: in the state contest. Three cheers for the a Cappella Choir! BOYS' GLEE CLUB Hats off for such a fine group! First year to re- ceive Division I rating at the the Pre-State and State contests. Boys, you have really shown the Osky male voice ability. MADRIGAL GROUP This group received a Division I rating at the Pre-State Contest but at the State Contest, got Divi- sion II rating. We are proud to know that this year was the first year that the Madrigal placed a Su- perior rating. the able direction of Mrs. Olga Hoffman. Choir, glee Clubs. small groups and soloists have all had their lions share in contest winnings and have been thoroughly en- joyed by all of us. We are proud of our vocal department. MAI' OHS A? T DEF? ?F'5 1:,N3' W, 1 . S-if 'jf' . if 6' . a' 'f yi. i: 4 . l L 14 X - 's. 1 ns. X ,gil 4-5, 625,45 if ,ffm 354 1 . !, C A ff - ' J,-5 'tp ' Q- X i' -,N , A .cf AA fir' A' 'gb' any 5 fel- Wg Q ' C5 wi' SN f Y v I 1' x I 4 xg A- f x 'Pkwy x K G1 . b S I 1, A 5 1 QE V X N If its-Q55 ge ' 'Sd am M Ty 4' v 1 ! 1 2. H. - ',f..4l:Qg.'.' wvgg , A ,wwf ' , K ha I' ln.. NH. ,,....- ,LIN F I-7- ' Y -x -Q--.,, 1 f ,, ,M Pixy f 1 ' f' f ,X LN Q 1 ll!! xv lv f T--7 x -V L X Iff' , bf' , N 1 WNV f fi KX 1.1 , ff 2. . kk -X, XY, Q 7- N 4 , N L XX 1' ' gf gflfm 'X X 1 T j ff N' XX X l 1 , l D l l ! ll 1' + -, f 1 : , ' v ' A ' - Y I xs- 1 ,gif-. I: YJ 1X in ' fig'-f g 111 if 9- f,mh m: i?1 'ff :-1',,445.:fif3z:L':: V, -- , ' Y '-- -+ -- Athletic Highlights -. v --VA-I-V Y,- l 331231 ' NVQ' 'UF Wioiw Q if 7 ' , ,Y W Y W, 1 'rf in Indians On The War Path Hai.. 3, Football Althoagh the Indian football squad won only two of nine ames they did gain much valuable experience. Starting the first of the season with but a handful of ex- perienced men the Oskies were hounded by injuries the MAJOR Don Bown Lloyd Roberts Howard Hedlund John Muhl Bill Clarey Larkin Roberts Harold Sparks Gifford Nevins Jack Ver Steegh Cappy McCormick FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Karl Sopher Bill Graham Don Kirk Don Shipman Fred Barnhill Richard Edwards Bob Gillespie Fred Koogler Rex Sherbourne Highlights of the 1941 season include the Indians 2-l-O rout of Knoxville, then 1 -0 V1 ton ox ei Albia and the selection of Bill Claiex Oskaloosa tackle on the all Conference team. MINOR Charles Zern Frank Martin Bob Heacock Richard France Jack Brewer Dale Barnes Robert Allender Delbert Alexandei .AAT . ...-,--...,-.... Ill' - V - V V .. . - . - , - ,.,..,.fg- ,,,,,,,-M, 1 Basketball ..,s1FQ'Q MAIOR AVS ARDBQ B111 Cla1ey B111 Sunstlum Kenneth Slack FGIIIS Selbelt Don Bown Lalkm Robelts Lee Knox Leo Macksey K6lth F1ance MIIN OR AWARDb Roscoe Flemmg Bob Haycock ililli Hal old Bu1 dlck Pete Van Maanen 1 La ll. Q 'EB' gf 5 gjlsj Stfutm a bl ke-tlmll ca on whnrh appeued to r 1d much tm- slm ds dnl the football caxd Oskdloosx ended up the sf-dson wzth fl ban adxanclng to the SEITllfll'l21l xmmd of thf d1sf11et rnfet only to IK tulned back by Ot tum ld who wxrnt on to ber-omf tate champxons Wllh only thu-e lPttPll'I1Efl Mound wh1ch to bullcl 21 unnm, tram Coach Don Welmmont staltlng hxs f11sL yfar ds hdskrtbolll coach at O H 'S fully succeeded at the end of the lf- 11141 pldylng season Bnght spots of the 41 49 campalgn wele Ferns Sex b9llS coll ctmg 103 polnts whlch mclude hlS 31 pomt baua e 1n the Boone name to set a new one game I6C0ld fol top scoxmg honols 1n the conference Oskys 37 23 V1ClO1V OXBI Mason CltV and the Ind1ans 1e1na1kab1e comeback at the end of the season - an I v ' 1 5 1 1 E7 , .B ,A ' . , Q iw X Q3 A: i l I E ' , xF?-K3 F - Asilrf Y N: 1 1 1 e,1' ' ' 'JJ I 1 -- , ni B 1 ' f - 'fil '.f, fn 4 3.5 K ' ' 5 wx. V '.,1x-Za L ' ll 1 gn X , ff Z f B K 5 P' .A 1 A ' 3- - 2 u f- ----LUJ-' 3 v Cross Country . l W, .fda in PQ ' 4. i of 'J l 4' . ar ' 9 .1 Z I-5.1. ,A 1 I This year John Roth mentored the Oskaloosa High School Cross Country team. The squad turned in a commendable performance in placing fifth in the mile run at Iowa City. CROSS COUNTRY MAJOR AVVARDS-Pete Van Maanen, Wallace Mathes, Richard Zern, Kenneth Tharpe, Eugene Hensylg Reserve Award-Virgil Englehoven. Baseball ri -,fl A Us Mtn: ,AALUC A Hy . Q dl., 1' - 'ig-'nf1lIr..1 . , .f Ai . '- n Hi ' :ffgfig , .1 f, 'F 'A 1f.l':.3fJi N xii if Y tfxes'fi,fi,3g'Q'-rfwff wfffl, ' 5 , DH ,6.41:,1 f3m',. L',,.-.3 ... ' 3, v . S . 'A 'f.,l-:1 Qf'i:l,,?R GAQ:5., f This year. for the first time, Oskaloosa was represented in baseball. Coached by Don Wernimont, the squad wound up a fine season, advancing to the finals in the district meet. With almost an entire team of underclassmen, the diamond sport should become a very popular activity in O. H. S. in the next few years. The team includes: Guy Ferree, Donald Hait, Jack Cady, Lee Knox, Ferris Seibert, Raymond Greenhalgh, George Blake, Cappy McCormick, Eugene Childester, Ronald VVilliams, Daryl Ferguson, Harold Heslinga, Donald Maudlin. -f ' Y 17, , ,iii :'QE2i, LA 'Q 'V T.-m.5 ':l. GOLF Oskaloosa High Schools golf team brought recogni tion to O H S by winning meets over Indlanola and Centerville and Albia and by taking ninth in the Cedar Rapids invitational meet The squad was coached by Mr Roscoe Day The Team Albia, placing second in a three-way tournament with ! Fred Koogler Don Bown VVallace Mathes Eugene Hensyl Larkin Roberts Keith France l .1 1 Track Bill Sunstrum Roger Wharton John Porter Bob Garrett John Bosworth Leon Shaffer Clayborne Carriker TENNIS. Although they played in few meets, the O. H. S. tennis squad under the leadership of Coach Henry Symons, had an average season. The netsters placed third in the Central Iowa Conference tournament and participated in the annual Oskaloosa relays tennis meet. Awards: Harry Cummings Bill Tandy Bob .Tensen Gus Sunstrum TRACK BOYS: Burl Grubb Kenneth Tharp Pete Van Maanen Roscoe Fleming Bob Gillespie In track this spring, Oskaloosa's cinder squad, coached by Harold Rose, received honors by placing third in the two-mile relay at Drake, sixth in the district track O kaloosa relays. meet, and seventh in the s 0. H. S. Caught Off Guard V M f 15,,qgghnnn--..n-pg.. n ux .L mass-M Q,Q!LcLUwwffy LJ 3 16427 Lights! Overture! Action! ENEALOGY , v-. ' , Q.. Q gr R -- uj- f 'VN - ,. . , -gr 1 + v . ' , -. C. 1 A ' . ' ,lihgg A . . .,.. ,,.,4.L,. mr, -. ,fees ' N , ' J . 1Ah Q V A A gg Eiii Q A . ,, 1 : ' QQ , ' ' 5 Q l ..- - ' 'I-fi H s-'J W Ai MAROON ME R gy'- HTHANKS FOR THE MEMORIES LACEY HOTEL A. 8 P. SUPER MARKET ADA'S BEAUTY SHOP ALSOP'S ALSOP'S MILLINERY DEPARTMENT BARNHOUSE COMPANY C. L. D. S. 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