Oskaloosa High School - Maroon Memories Yearbook (Oskaloosa, IA)
- Class of 1944
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Miss! wi Admrnrstrohon Shortavfes of mater rals and teachers hfrxe confronted the Osh rloosa IO'1ld of Educa tron and such problems wrll contrnue to ex rst for the duratron Osh rloosfrs publrc schools hue a board of frye members elected by efener 'rl electron for three year terms Thrs membershrp rs so 'rr rrnffed that there wrll alwfrvs be at least three experrenced members on the Board Members ot the Board are Harold Fleck presrdent Dr B D Ellrott Hrs Alyrfr Hratt Wrllram bpencer and Ioe Mon 1st Mr Corroll Completrng, srx complete years as head of Oskaloosa s crty schools Superrntendent R J Carroll xx as recently reelected for another three year term by the Board of Ilducatron Playrng an rmportant role rn the commun rty s actrxrtres as well as rn drrectrng sex en schools Mr Carroll frgured promrnently rn Oskaloosa s communrty lrfe He has been a leader rn the Chamber of Commerce U S O Y M C A Boy bcout and other crty organ 17atrons . 9 O I I . D . C . C v - 1 wr 7 . f 1 c c' ' 1 ,' ' ,- , ,. 'K '1 . 5 v u C I L- f ' v -1 Y . ' . ., D c -lv I . . . .. x C .- I . c O cb c . A- . I . . 1 . ' ' V c ' c ' . 1 l I 'V' - , . . . ,A . c , . . N . . C C 1 . r . N vi ,1 l . . . . , . n I vi si . - , . - , 4 C ' I - I l 4 . I - ' '. ' Y' ' . ' ' ' - 1 x L, L r , . -1 1 , ' , . . ., - 1 . ' 1 - , . . '. ., y , . OSKALOOSA C SCHOOL After a year's leave of absence as public re- lations director of William Penn College, Prin. Charles Haworth resumed his duties here July 1. His stay was limited, however, as he has accepted an appointment to a com- mission of lieutenant Cj.g.J in the navy for the duration. Students and faculty of Oskaloosa high school will be deprived of the counseling of a very popular and understanding head, and Wish him the best in the service for our country. They Prepare Us W4..li . I G HANKE B A Stout Inst1tute grad uate work Iowa State College and State Un1 Verslty of Iowa metal work dravung t1Ve vocatlonal coord1nator EPMA SMITH B L Northwestern Unlverslty School of Speech speech dramatlc club sponsor speech and class plays J B SACCAPO B A Coe College graduate work State Un1vers1ty of Iowa athletlc d1 rector head football coach head track coach sophomore basketball coach O Club spon sor MAPY DUSENBFRRY A B Penn graduate work Unlversltv of Denver graduate of Gregg School bookkeepmg bus mess tralnmg faculty bookkeeper for athlet 1cs and act1v1ty accounts LEO SLAGG A B Fletcher M A State Un1vers1ty of Iowa fore1gn languages LUCILLE GLANCY A B and Mus B Penn graduate work State Un1vers1ty of Col orado Enghsh freshmen guldance duector dramatlc declamat1on and boys humerous S Unlverslty of P1ttsburgh glrls physlcal educatxon succeeded Mrs J Adams January 3 reslgned Apr1l 28 MARTHA BELL B S C State Un1vers1ty of Iowa commer c1al dlrector of 0ff1C6 practlce course at school . . : . . ' , - I : . . , . . 9 1 ' 2 ac- . ' ' ' . . ' L a o I c : I . Y . . 1 . . - 9 Q . 1 . n . . 7 ! I , . . . . . , , y x. I . . , ' ' 3 ' '- declamation . . . MRS. JANE BARNES: B. 5 , , i . . . 3 . , . 66 77 - Y I . . . . x. 4 I . . . ' ' ' , ' ' V , y . . . . 3 , - . . . Q - 5 - . 3 . . . EDITH HOLTMAN Graduate work Iowa State College study hall supervisor NA LUCE B A Upper Iowa M A State Unlversity of Iowa graduate work State Un iversity of Wisconsin business tra1n1n and elementary supervisor JOHN EMPICH B S IH Education Maryulle State Teachers College M A State University of Iowa U S history visual education director IVAN KENNEDY B M McFa1l School of Music graduate work Northwestern Univer s1t3 instrumental music T P COLLINS B S Iowa State Teachers College graduate vsork Iowa State College vocational agriculture and adult education Senior H1 Y F F A EDNA P OWEN A B Iowa Wesleyan mathematics photo play ZOLA KRAMME B A Penn Iowa Latin H1Tr1 sponsor senior uidance Chairman Latin Club sponsor class night chairman WILLIAM SWIM A B Penn graduate work Iowa State College State Unix ersity of Iowa economics law re tail selling active retail selling coordinator I . x. I . . 5 ' . . . ED- i ' S : . . , . . , A j . . ' y - . . . . . . - 1 - . ' . - . . . . . . . ' ' 7 7 5 g . . . : . . , ' . . . I t I graduate work Grinnell, State University of I ' . . V. 3 . 5 .- . y . g . Q 1 ' - - ' 3 ' 1 1 . g . . . . . . : . . u . y ' ' ' 7 O 7 . y - y Z 1 s ' ' fg . . . 5 ' MRS OLGA HOFFMAN B M Penn VOICC student of Nel11 Gard1n1 of Ch1cago MUSICHI College graduate work Columbla School of MUSIC vocal mus1c IOLA KEASTNER B S Iowa State College homemakmg CAROL SWARTZEN maklng ALFORD LETICH B S State Unlverslty of North Dakota 1ndustr1a1 arts head basketball coach asslstant football coach head golf coach freshmen H1 Y spon SOI' HENRY SYMONS B A Carleton College M. A State Un1vers1ty of North Dakota so c1al sc1ence world hlstory U S hlstory ten n1s coach sophomore H1 Y sponsor oratorl cal declamatlon radlo speak1ng extempo speaklng or1g1na1 oratory MRS GENE VEIEVE WHITAKER A B Penn gradu ate work State Unlverslty of Iowa Un1vers1 ty of Colorado Un1vers1ty of Washlngton Enghsh dean of g1rls VERA McBRIDE B A Iowa State College graduate work State Unxverslty of Iowa Unlverslty of Southern Cahfornla art MARGARET LIGHTENHEAD B A Iowa State Teach ers College graduate work Umverslty of Colorado Denver UH1V8TS1ty school hbrar lan 11brary squad sponsor DRUVER: B. S. Iowa State Collegeg home- , ' ' ' 3 MRS AMY JEAN SARVIS A B Culver Stockson M A State Un1vers1ty of Iowa EI10'l1Sl'1 photoplay sponsor CARL WOODFORD Nebraska UH1V6FS1ty Gr1n nell and Penn College orchestra sophomore H1Y sponsor F C STANLEY B S Slmpson M A State Un1vers1ty of WISCOH s1n physlcs chemlstry HARRYL CUM MINGS B A Arkansas State Teachers College M A State Un1vers1ty of Iowa further graduate work State Un1vers1ty of Iowa Journahsm attendance dlrector gov ernment OHS O , Maroon Memorles l MARJORIE LYNCH A B Penn graduate work State Un1vers1ty of Iowa Drake and State Un1vers1ty of Ill1no1s Engllsh hum orous declamatlon RUTH WHITMORE B A and M A State Un1vers1ty of Iowa mathematlcs bus1ness manager for plays and operetta MRS GERALD VAN AR KEL Bl A Un1vers1ty of Colorado com merclal BESS CUNNINGHAM Army School of Nurslng publ1c school nurse , ' . , . . , 9 7 o v '-' . . . . . . . . .- , , - - 9 Q n . 0 , , ... - - . . 2 . . 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CLEO MCGINNIS A B Simpson post graduate work State University of Iowa Science Club Chemistry Physics General Science Manager of Athletics VIDA graduate Penn Biology Psychology Girl Reserves HAL FERREE Graduate at Penn post graduate work at State Un1vers1 ty of Iowa General Science Geography Student patrol reslgned to go 1nto busmess JANICE DULIN B S Commerce State University of Iowa Stenography Of flce Practice reslgned because of lllness They Mountain Our Building Doing a good Job m maintaining the building and grounds of Oskaloosa High are four Janltors Emmett Humphrey veteran furnace engmeer and Emmett Oliverson A1r1e Vander Lmden and Harry Vander Lmden have always been ready to cooper ate with the principal and teachers of the high school They have all been of great help ln taking pictures and securing other materials for this book They requested no picture be run. WOOD: B. S. Columbia University, post ' ' ' . I ' ' f RAYMOND PIERSON H1Y 1 2 3 4 treasurer 3 4 Photoplay 3 4 Band 2 3 4 presldent 4 Cho1r 2 3 4 BUSIHGSS Man ager 4 Male Quartet 4 Boys Chorus 2 3 Solo 3 4 Advlsoly Group Pres1de11t 4 DAR Pageant 3 Freshman Chorus 1 Waltz Dream 2 In Gay Havana 4 ISABELLE MC ELROY C J McKay 1 MARJORIE LONG G1rl Reserves 2 H1 T11 3 C J McKay 1 Summer School 4 DORIS ALBRIGTON H1 Tr1 3 Modern Language 3 secretary Poetry 2 secretary Thornburg Iowa 1 ROSE MACKSEY Glrl Reserves 1 2 H1 Tr1 3 4 C J McKay 1 2 Photoplay 1 2 3 4 The freshmen don t knovs It and know they don t know It The sophomores dont know It but thlnk that they know It The Jun1ors know xt but dont know that they know lt The sen1ors know It and know that they know lt It was 1n the fall of 1940 that a group of t1m1d l1ttle freshmen dublously entered ANNE AHRWEILER G1rl Reserves 1 2 H1 Tr1 3 4 flnance chalrman Dramatlc 3 4 VICE pres1dent 4 Photoplay 1 2 De bate 4 Extempo Speaklng 4 Humorous De clam 4 Or11r1nal Oratory 4 Pad1o Speaklng 4 Maroon Memorles 4 O Staff 4 Qu1ll and Scroll 4 Cho1r 2 3 Freshman Chorus 1 AdVlSOFy Group secretary 1 presldent 3 DAR Pageant 3 NFL 4 Our Dearest Poss SSIOH Y u and I 4 Wa z Dream 2 RICHARD EDWARDS H1 Y 2 O Club 4 v1ce pres dent Football 1 2 3 4 Army 44 WALLETA DE REUS Glrl Reserves 2 H1 T113 4 Latln 2 Photoplay 3 4 Offlce Practlce 4 Pella Iowa 1 BOB VER STEEG MILDRED HOLDEN Lat1n 1 Reta1lSell1ng4 Glrls Glee Club 1 2 Waltz Dream 2 the stately po1tals of OHS Confusedly they wande1ed about the halls seek1ng to f1nd the p1oper classroom at the scheduled tlme Dlgnlfled sen1ors offered a helpmg hand oc caslonally although somet1mes lt was Just to mlslead them' S o m e h o w or other they struggled through and master x+y z and ego amo te Ego amo te ego amo te CSomebody catch that record J ' v 4 I l- 0 . 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KARL SOPHER Basketball 1 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Honorary Captaln Track 1 2 H1 Y 1 2 3 4 O Club 4 presldent Photo play 1 2 3 Advxsory Group presldent 2 3 4 Class Offlcer 4 Summer School 1 DARLFNE JOHNSON C J McKay 1 G A A 1 G1rl Reserves 1 Photoplay 3 4 Re ta1l Selllng 4 JAMES CRUZEN Basket ball 1 2 3 4 Football 2 4 Track 1 2 3 Track 4 Retall Selllng 4 VIRGINIA BROM C J McKay 1 GAA 1 G1rl Re serves 1 Photoplay 3 4 Retall Selllng 4 FRANK MARTYN Football 1 2 3 H1Y 1 2 3 4 Photoplay 2 3 4 Adusory Group In th1s same year they were subjected to t h r e e l o n g gruesome tedlous od1ous mal1c1ous days of nerve racklng bod1ly pun lshment 1n1t1at1ng them 1nto the sacred cult of Osky H1gh In contrast to the present Come on worm let s squlrm was the slght of a blushlng soph shyly approachlng a glggllflg g1rl w1th Would you l1ke to go to the show w1th me Saturday n1ght'? They attalned a b1t bolder stage when asklng for a Whlte excuse offlcer 1 V106 presldent BARBARA ECKHOFF Glrl Res rves 1 2 s creta1y 1 Latln 1 H1 Tr13 4 Photoplay 2 3 Cholr 3 4 Small groups 2 In Gay Havana 4 Ad vlsory group offlcer secretary DAR Pa geant 3 ROBERT JONES FFA Bas ketballl 2 3 4 Track3 FFA1 2 3 4 secretary Vocat1onal 1 2 3 4 BAR BARA VANDER LINDFN C J McKay 1 Club 2 3 Freshman Chorus 1 KEN NETH ANDERSON Basketball 1 2 sec ond team Football 1 2 f11St team H1 Y 1 2 3 4 Sergeant at arms 3 Photoplay 1 2 3 4 Band 1 Patrol 3 4 Summer School They bluffed the1r way through U S H1s tory behlnd drowzy yawns then The Chrls IS more pun' Interspersed W1th academlc toll was a b1t of soc1al l1fe 1n the Way of student dances Homecomlng act1v1t1es were started off wlth the annual bonflre and snake dance The Osky Ottumwa Arm1st1ce Day game ended the football careers of some outstand 1ng players l I . . . . - ' 1 1 , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 B I ' 9 ' , , 9 1 Q ' . as 11 - , . . . . . ' 1 1 9 1 1 1 ' , , Q , Q , - ' ' . , as 11 , 1 1 1 1 1 , , , - U . I I J ' ' . 1 1 1 - - - , , . . . ' 1 3 - - Q - - U . . . 2 1. . . - ' 3 3 9 5 Q 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' . . . : - 1- ' - 1 1 1 1 - - 1 . . . v 1 1 9 1 9 1 1 1 1 J I . . , 0 Club 4 - - - ROBERT CALLIES3 G01f 13 25 G.A.A. 1, 23 Girl Reserves 1g Girls' Glee 1 - - - , Q . . . - . - . ' . . . . y . . . , ' . , , - ' ' ' ' . . ' . - ' ' 7 7 7 ' ' ' 11 1 1 1 ' 9 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 I , , 1 '- 1 , 5 3 , 9 1 1 1 1 1 7 4 ' ' ' . U ' . H . . . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' , , - . . - . 'Hi- , 4' . i . . . , 1 U . . . 5 7 ' 1 ' 77 ' 1 .7 ' . . . . . . . ' ' u ' ' ' - r - 79 - ' ' . BETTY SHAPP H1 Tr1 3 Photoplay 4 Summer School 3 Beacon 1 9 JEANNE STEVENS G1rl Reserves 1 9 H1 T11 3 4 C J McKAY 1 2 Photoplay3 4 Adv1s ory Group VICE pres1dent 3 Maroon Memo FIGS 4 Summer School 4 DFLBERT BPACKNEY H1 Y 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 D A P Pageant 3 Patrol3 4 PHYLLIS BLACK G1rl Peserves 1 2 H1 Tr1 3 4 Photoplay Z 3 Peta1l Trades 4 KEN NETH MCCAULLEY Dramat1c 4 Modern Language P 3 presldent 3 Photoplay 1 2 Debate 4 Dramat1c Declam 4 Humorous Declam 3 4 O Staff4 DAP Pageant3 Patrol 3 4 N F L 3 4 Seven Keys to Hey doc got you1 vvate1 11 1ngs P I et s go down to the Osky Relays Note In the year of 1944 A D a new p1ecedent was 1ntroduced at the annual Os kaloosa Pelays Due to GXCGSSIVQ p1ec1p1ta t1on the awards were presented by the queen and l1e1 D1 IHCGSSQS ln the 0'jl'11I1HS1LlIT1 of Osl flloosfw. H1011 school Unnote Baldpate 3 You andI 4 Thank You Doctor 4 BEPNEIL DE PEUS Glll Peserves 1 2 H1 Tr13 4 Maroon Memorles 4 C J McKay 1 P Photoplay3 4 MELVIN DURHAM Football 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Modern Lan R Pageant 3 Waltz Dream 2 In Gay Ha vana 4 VELMA PHILLIPS G1rl Re serves 2 H1 Tr1 3 4 Photoplay 3 4 C J McKay 9 Llbrary Squad4 EDWARD LISK Photoplay 4 Patrol 4 JOYCF DOGGETT G1rl Peserx es 1 2 H1 TT13 4 C J McKay 1 2 GAA 1 Adv1sory Group presldent 7 3 Reta1l Sell1ng 4 Got your name cards w1th you Got: you1 name cards vuth you? Got your name c1rds w1th you? CSomebody catch that recordj A vwh1rlw1nd of ex ents enveloped the sen 1015 as they came mto the fmal stretch of X31 IOUS act1v1t1es and gala fest1v1t1es Thls brmgs us to the fmal goal of attamment g1aduat1on 14' l, ' I-1.7 , 'f I - ' V . ' . 1 . X N Vg - I . if . . - - . , 11 , as 11 . CK I . y 1 1 7 7 . 1 Y! , , .. . . . . . . 3 1 Ll ' 1 Z 4 . . 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T I - HOWARD HAYS Track 3 FFA 1 2 3 BARBARA CULTER G1rl Reserves 1 2 H1 Tr13 4 Photoplay 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Cho1r 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 CIFIS Sextette 4 Trumpet trlo 2 4 Blass sex tette 3 4 Brass qulntet 4 Waltz Dream 2 In Gay Havana 4 BERNICE CARMFR C J McKay 1 Montezuma 1 play 3 4 NADINE DE BRUIN G1rl Reserxes 1 2 H1 Tr1 3 4 Photoplay 4 C J McKay 1 In every graduatlng class there are those who throughout the1r four years showed great promlse of maklng a def1n1te place for themselves IH the World These same people contrlbuted a great deal to Oskaloosa H1gh Robert Chambers senlor class presldent has been a leader all through hlS h1g,h school career Alvv ays prom1nent 111 dlfferent or ganlzatlons he has put much effort 111to the work he does B9S1d8S belng act1ve IH band Freshman Chorus 1 Llbrary Squad 4 JOHN VAN EF Football 1 2 Photoplay 1 2 3 4 Waltz Dream 2 Advlsory Group VICE pres1dent RUTH DAVENPORT G1rl Reserves 1 2 H1 Trl 3 4 Modern Lang uage 2 Photoplay 3 4 C I McKay 1 EDWARD MC LANDSBOROUGH Track 1 Lat1n Club 1 2 Photoplay 2 3 VIRGIN J McKay 1 2 Modern Language 2 Photo play 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Str1ng quar tet Strlng tr1o 4 V1ol1n solo 4 Summer School 4 Ratlonmg Board 3 orchestra cho11 and student councll he was chosen by the Oskaloosa Herald as the Ch1 cago Tr1bune s C1t1zen of Tomorrow a great honor for any hlgh school boy E1leen BOW16 IS another one of the lead ers 1n school l1fe She has made an excel lent academ1c record not only 1n StUd18S but 1n outslde act111t1es Her greatest promln ence IS 1n mus1c where she ma111ta1ns a top rat1ng as flute solo1st : 5 . . . , , , 5 ' ... 4... : .: , 3 , . 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JAMES ROWE H1Y 1 2 3 4 Track 2 Photoplay 1 2 Sclence 3 4 DOROTHY LOOS G1rlReserve1 2 H1 Tr13 4 Photo play 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Flute quar tet 1 2 3 4 Flute solos2 3 4 EILEEN PHILLIPS Glrl Reserve 1 2 H1 Tr13 4 The Waltz Dream 2 In Gay Havana 4 You and I Curse You Jack Dalton 2 DELBERT SMITH ROBERT CUN NINGHAM Golf 3 4 Modern Language 2 3 Photoplay 3 4 Stamp 1 2 O Staff News ed1tor 4 Student Councxl 3 JACK POE Baseball 2 Basketball 1 2 Dlamatlc 4 H1Y 2 3 4 Latm 2 Photo In the fleld of sports several of our boys have made outstandmg records Guy Fer ree the three sports man has been actlve ln baseball football and basketball Two other boys Karl Sopher and Dlck France made outstandmg records 1n football Sophel was elected honorary captam and France was play 1 3 You and I 4 Seven Keys to Baldpate 3 Advlsory Group Offlcer 2 3 4 Summer School 4 BARBARA CHIT WOOD G1rl Reserves 1 2 H1 Tr14 Photo play 1 2 3 4 Vlce Presldent 4 Presldent 4 Cho1r 2' Waltz Dream 2 DAA Pa geant 4 Glee Club 1 2 CATHERINE HESLINGA G1rl Reserves 1 2 H1 Trl 3 4 Sclence 2 3 4 Stamp 2 Debate 4 Extempo Speaklng 3 4 Band 2 4 Cho1r 1 Orches tr 1 2 Waltz Dream 1 DAR Stage Manager 3 Summer School 4 NFL 4 Penn College 4 Cedar Hlgh School Muslc Dlrector 4 BOB BRUMMEL Football 2 F F A 1 2 glven the Benz Award for most valuable player of the year Joyce Fltch dlstlngulshed herself 1n the fxeld of Journahsm As a Junxor she was a news reporter and thls year made an ef: cellent 1eco1d as ed1tor ln Chlef of the OHS O . 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D l ROGER WHARTON H1Y3 4 Basket ball 2 O Club 4 Photoplay 1 2 3 Foot ba 4 Tenms 1 2 3 4 KATHERINF WHITSEL G1rl Reserves 1 2 C J Mc Kay 1 Cho1r3 G1rls Glee Club 1 2 3 Waltz Dream 2 DAR Pageant DON TURNEP FFA 1 Modern Language 2 3 Boys Glee Club 3 BETTY JEAIN TULLER G1rl Reserves 1 2 H1 Tr1 3 4 C J McKay 1 Photoplay 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 asslstant secretary 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Clarlnet tr1o Quartet WOOdWlHd tr1o quln tet quartet DAR Pageant 3 VIR GINIA BARNHILL G1rl Reserves 1 2 H1 Tr13 4 Photoplayl 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Clarmet Quartet 4 Reta1l sell1ng 4 Valedlctorlcxn E1leen Bowxe popular and versatlle senlor led all members of the 1944 graduat 1ng class and IS valed1ctor1an lt was revealed by v1rtually complete records of four years grades Elleen has been outstandlng 1n 1nus1c partlcularly and 1n varlous other extracurrlcular act1v1t1es PUTH MARY SHAFER H1 Tr13 4 C J McKay 1 2 G1rls Glee Club 1 2 Retall sell 1ng 4 ROSEMARY POTTER G1rl Re serves 1 2 H1 Tr1 3 4 C J McKay 1 Phot oplay 2 3 4 D A R Pageant 3 PAUL EVELAND Cross Country 1 2 Track 1 FFA 1 2 3 4 reporter secretary v1ce Reserves 1 2 H1 Tr13 4 Photoplay 1 2 3 O Staff 4 advertlslng manager Qulll 8: Scroll 4 Cholr 3 4 In Gay Havana 4 DAR Pageant 3 Freshman Chorus 1 EMIL BERGLUND Baseball 2 Photoplay 2 Solufotorlon Berne1l DeReus 1S second ln her class of about one hundred th1rty members and 1S salutatorlan She was a member of the semor class play cast and has been 1dent1fied w1th other 3,Ct1V1t1eS 1 Q . a q . . 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NORMAN GOULD Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 2 Golf 1 Track 4 O Club 4 LUND C J McKay 1 2 G1rl Reserves 1 2 3 4 Photoplay 1 2 3 O Staff 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Summer School 4 DALE BARNES Football 1 2 3 4 entered Ma rlnes January 3 MARY E FARMER C J McKay 1 2 Dramatlc 2 3 4 honor roll cha1rman H1 Trl 3 4 Orato11cal De clam 4 Or1g1nal Oratory 4 R3dl0 Speak mg 4 Cho1r 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Small groups 3 4 Utter Relaxatlon 3 Our Dearest POSSGSSIOHS 3 Seven Keys to Baldpate 3 You and I 4 A Waltz Dream 2 In Gay Havana 4 A Dlsh of Chma Tea 4 DAR Pageant 2 3 Summer School 4 Kletzmg College Orchestra 3 EA LANI HOYLAND C J McKay1 GAA 1 Glrl Reserves 1 2 H1 Trl 3 4 Debate 3, Extempo Speakxng 3, Oratorlcal Declam 35 Or1g1nal Oratory 3 , Radlo Speak 1ng 3 Maroon Memor1es 4 O Staff 4 Ad vert1s1ngAss1stant Orchestra 1 2 3 Small Pageant 4 NFL 3 4 Degree of Merlt Pep Club 1 Study hall mon1tor 1 2 JUNE MUHL G1rl Reserves 1 2 Program chalrman 2 H1 Trl 3 4 Hostess 3 Treas urer 4 O Staff 3 Adv1sory Group Offl cer VICG presldent 1 secretary 4 Cheer Leader 4 Drum Major 1 2 3 4 DAR Pageant 3 Student Counc1l1 3 4 V1C6 pres 1dent Summer School 4 Ratlon Board 4 PRED KOOGLER Basketball 1 2 3 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 O Club 4 AdVlSOTy Group Off1cer 2 GUY FER REE Baseball 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 ROBERT JENSEN H1 Y 1 2 3 4 secretary V1C6 presldent Baseball 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 1, 4, Tenn1s 1, 2, 3, 45 O Club 4 treasurer, Photoplay 1, 2 . , , l E , ' ' A , ' bfi .K kr x x K U K N - 4 -f. 1 A KY fl M. . . 1 , 1 , u 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , . . . 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Durmg the school year fourteen boys left Oskaloosa H1gh School to Joln the ser VICGS of our country All except one were senlors and recelved enough credlt for grad uat1on They are flghtmg or preparmg to fight for future OHS and Amerlcan welfare and safety Entered the Un1ted States Army A1r Corp ln December MELVIN DURHAM Left for the Un1ted States Navy 1n March JACK MASTEP S The only Junlor who left last fall for the Un1ted States Army Prlnclpal Charles Haworth was commls sloned heutenant CJ g J ln the Navy and w1ll report for 1ndoctr1nat1on at Hollywood Florlda late th1s month Thls ends h1S seventh year as pr1nc1pal and h1s slxteenth ln Oskaloosa Hlgh School The followlng mclude the hlgh school boys who are already 1n the servlce Left IH January for the Un1ted States Army VEPNON WELLS Fmxshed school at the end of first sesmes ter and entered the Army soon after KENNETH ANDEP SON Entered the Un1ted States Army A1r Corps near the end of the first semester O O I I KARL SOPHER- DCN GARNER- For Their Future Although we hate to see our men leave we know It IS thelr duty 1n thls tlme of crlses It IS men l1ke these that w1ll make a better world m whlch to l1ve We wlsh them good luck and Godspeed RICHARD EDWARDS- Corps 1n February FRED KOOGLER Left for the Unlted States Army A1r Corps m December DELBER ALEXANDER Entered the Unlted States Army A1r Corps early m February DALE BARNES- Entered the Unlted States Marmes ln January Your Future Addltlonal graduates accepted by the Army Au' force cadet and Naval av1at1on board the naval auatxon board and the Army A 12. and Navy V 12 programs will report after school closes JAMES ROWE Army FRANK MARTYN Entered the Unlted States Army A1r Corps ln January JAMES CRUZEN Entered the Unlted States Army ln January JACK BREWER Moved to Decatur Ill1no1s but later JOIH ed the Unlted States Army A1r Corps from here O O O Entered the United States Army Air Left in February for the United States HS 45 vw-'QQ E11 f,-..-.-......, Thoreen Writes Horror Stories Havlng completed three years of hlgh school the Junlors look forward to becomlng full fledged dlgnlfled senlors Whlle studylng Edgar Allan Poe s horror storles, J1mm1e Thoreen prepared a grue some, bloody tale wrltten xn prose entltled The Wllted L1ly O Or teee He e e e After readlng th1s scathlng tale of bloodl ness, It IS Sald that Jack Ross s halr Ut 1S Just a rumor of coursel turned the beautlful Wh1t8 shade It now IS R1CllZl.1d Podol was the surpuse charactel of the season, when for vears he has been trymg to establlsh hlrnself as a conflrmed woman hater, he flnally broke down and showed lus true nature when at an Iowa City contest he conducted one t1me Osky gal Z1p Zelmer, to varlous nlght spots Tom Steward, the blg cheese, 1S a paper doll fan and can s1t by the hour makmg them One would never know he's on the varslty basketball team TOP ROW Dean Anderson Joe Smlth Juanlta Wllson Marvm Hmkle Cllfford De Kock Wlmfred Schooley Joe Townsley Eva Mae Bone Anna E Halhburton SECOND ROW Don Kennedy Max Blttner Joyce Shrage Dorothy Bayer Lerov McCartney Mary Ann Clark Melvin Howells Luella Hlckman THIRD ROW Carol Beth Cade Carl Fmley Joan Plerce Charles Mxck Ruth McFall Harold Slawson Kathleen Passalla Jxmmy Thoreen Idalou Kisor BOTTOM ROW Burl Morrxson Ruby McFalI Mary Rose Ott Patsy Penelerlck Jack Ross Phyllls Rlchardson Tom Steward Anne Henrlon O O . . I . A v. V . . ' . . . . . , . ' ' 1 . . x ' ' as av ' U . ,, . . . as ' ' yr an H . . . , . . . . . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 7 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Reeves Tramp Champ Tommy Reeves, the Tramp champ wa ably alded IH h1s ac1obat1c antlcs on th trampollne bv h1s camne companlon, The Duchess Whlle Tommy prefo1med durlnff the half of the basketball games The Duch ess ran a1ound the Tlglmll ba1k1ng Ol dels her extra currlcular tlme IH muslc She has sung many solos, lb a member of the cholr, and IS 1n the glrls sextet Long and lanky John DeKock IS a cute k1d' Ever notlced? We tluly mlss one of oul Jun1o1 lcl.SSl6b, Vl1m1 Clark After returnlng to OHS from Oklahoma Just long enough to be a nomlnee for relay queen, she again left Oskv to Jom ho1 father 1n Calllornla When It comes to math Don Fallls IS a WVl11Z At least he bounced rlght through al That bxg hunk of a guy Marvln Hmkle seems to have a llkmg for a certaln senlor gal You know who Joyce Shrago, a d1m1nut1ve Junlor, IS one k1d that's really full of pep TOP ROW Harold Buckalew Wllma Naaktegeboren Thurman Harmlton Betty Mc Carty Mary Vander Lmden John Mulvlhxll Bob Macksey Tom Reeves Thomas Russell SECOND ROW Joan Rockwell Vlrgmxa Powers Jo Anne Pexffer Geneva Trager Esther Van Ee Letha Alexander Jake Kelderman Ellen Sherman THIRD ROW B111 Robertson Harley Putman Esther Veldhulzen B111 Kxrk Wanda Louxse HlCkl1n Helen Chllcote Marle Allgood Mary Lathrop 44 vs C, . ' . ' ' . . ' 1 .J . . . t . . Q 1 - . D . . . . . H , . . ,, 'V , ' . . f u Q ia is ' . n n . . C 1 ' . - 44 .. H . ' H .- . . . v H . l. Gladys Brom, a contralto, spends most of gebfa and llfig this Year- , 1 , 1 ' an ,nv ' ' , . . . , Cheese-Crackers Tefe-o-Tefe QAlthough we won t rrrentron any namesj, Jrm Mathew rs sard to have attempted to brrbe a certarn Journalrsnr teacher rnto an A bs offerrnvf as a reward a cheese a d cracker tete a tete at hrs Q Poor Old Jrrns J house' Estel Lewrs, commonly known as buck shot can reallx shake a leg when rt comes to dancrrrg Charles Mrclt outstandrng dancer, vwrll head Photoplay for the conrrng year Jeannette Nelson has been elected as pr esrderrt of the H1 Trl Club for next year Other members of the cabrnet are Jean Ol son, Ann Thomas, Olrve Carano, Gladvs B1 om, Joyce Shr ago and Helen Braden Nlusrers the marn rnterest of Alonzo Hobbs who has already composed seweral numbers Chunk Larnlrouse rs the -,teadrest of all Junrors He would certarnly be lost Wrthout Jovce TOP ROW Rrchard Zern Helen Braden Lyle Van Gorp Vrrgrnra Perry Gary D Jong Betty Daw rs Phrl Bayless Donna Brantrngham John De Koek SECOND ROVV Phyllrs Thatcher Donna Grrffrs Robert Mrch Dorothy Vande Lune Rex Robbms Barbara Bovtn Melwrn Dykstra Glorra Whrtlock THIRD ROV! Eugene Leech Marre Cook James Gaston Dena Mae Anderson Bob Frrffrngton Bexorly Trotter Marrlyn Perry Norma Floe Alorma Hobbs POTTOM ROW Chrrles Barnhouse Phrllrp Ellsworth Mark Holm Margaret Ann Pretersnrr Jun Qtexens Darlene Loughrrdge Lourse Moffet Wrlrra Hrtfreld 1249 -ik. f-gyk., ,v ,W Olson Discovers Soddy Woler Perhaps Jean Olson was vxslomng herself ln cap and gown when trymg to lmpress Mr McG1nn1s Wlth her sc1ent1f1c knowledge she was asked What d1d Prof Soddy contrlbute to the world of chem1stry'? Not knowlng that sald Soddy developed the electron and atomxc theory, she answered, Why he d1S vered Soddy Water V ' Jeanette Nelson, Jean Olson, Becky Rlch mond Dena Mae Anderson, and Pat Woods ll form a powerful gang Marle Allgood, Mary Lathrop, and Wllma Naaktgeboren are the only glrl members of the sclence club Three glrls and ten boys Say glrls, that s qulte a club' Becky Rlchmond and Dena Mae Ander son are Junlor drum majorettes ln the Osky band Wxll elther of them be head drum mayor next year? Time w1ll tell Probably one of the best vocallsts thls year was a Jumor Small lndeed Ollve Caro- no has great p0SSlb1l1t16S for the future TOP ROW Joe Nash Ahda Stam Barbara Vlsscher Rose Mary Brandenhorst Eugene Montgomery Patt Woods Francine Patrick Shirley Cleland Bill Gaston SECOND ROW Vlrgll Engelhoven Ohve Carano Esther Cameron Leonard Brown Donna Allgood Roberta Sarver Becky Rlchmond Reta Jean Riggs THIRD ROW Henry Brom Jean Olson Mary McLandsborough Wandolyne Osteen Martha Van Haaften Helen Wamxnb Mabel Langstraat Irene Romoser Gene Colhns BOTTOM ROW Ann Thomas Allce Johnston Norma Cublt Mlldred Parcell Don Cole Jlm Baas Jeannette Nelson Gladys Brom ?'- fin ' Xl Il . . . . ,. . . . . , . . u ' - ' 1 ' 9 ' ' ' u - u 11 av ' C0 , , . . . . . 7 . , wi ll I! . , , , ' a 3 1 , 1 e 1 1 1 I 1 ' : 1 1 Y P 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 . ,T - I I 1 ! ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . s I Y I - - L sl. 1 xv x , ,X , 0 A , 3 I 2 4 -f l 1 . A ! , 1 Phillips Comes To O H S Several of the Junlor class entered es says ln the annual D A R contest Phyllls Rlchardson won flrst w1th her essay entxtled The Importance of H1StOTy ln Our Educa tlonal System Others entered were Carol Beth Cade Helen Chllcote Ann Henrxon Steward and Ann Thomas Phll Bayless b8S1d6S belng qulte a romeo IS the clown of the class Everythmg and anythlng appears funny to hun IINDIVIDUAL Robert Bruere TOP ROW Charles Phlllxps Charles Green Rose mary Yeoman Robert Lxftwxch Ruth Buffmgton John W Heslmga Charlene Young Rxchard Podol Betty Masters Don Fallls BOTTOM ROW Betty Knox Ila Blsop Mae Mc Landsborough Vlrgll Engelenhoven Jack Ross and Chuck M1ck are the happy convlct tr1o wlth han' about one half an mch long Do you suppose they got It cut so thelr steadles could not pull thelr ha1r'7 Comphcatlons ar1se IH the Jumor class 1n Ruth McFall Jumor twms We wonder lf thelr parents can tell them apart Helen Braden made her first appearance as a debater and w1ll prove herself very valuable next year O I O I O Alice Johnston, Charles Bhillips, Tommy trying to distinguish hetween Ruby and Storey Comes From Folrfleld Ah the l1fe of a sopohomore at thls stage 1n the game they feel they know the ropes pretty well Jay Storey spent h1s extra curricular tlme 1n sports He was on the second team basketball squad and shows much pronnse of becommg a flrst team player ln the next two years He also spent tlme 1n track and go f Mary Morrxson wlthout undue stram may become a great teacher of personallty Sophomore beauty was represented by Vlarllyn Roberts, J uanlta Caldwell and Bc tty Schooley, who were nommated for Osky Relay s Queen Bob Barnhouse completes the old adage Beauty and the Beast Beryl Jean Reasoner has been seen con tlnually Wlth a certaln dark halred guy nam ed Rlchard Hm m ml Don GFIHIH, humorlst of the sophomore class, looks reet Wlth those new horn rlm med glasses TOP ROW Dale Black Rolland Logue Juamta Caldwell Many Ellen Frush Jlm Donnelly Charles Leslle Ray Morrlson Robert Barnhouse Bruce Atkm SECOND ROW Phyllls Harnden Paulme Robbms Mary Lou DePrenger Darlene Andeway Irene Zook Emma LOUISE Buldock Bonme Raymond Marllyn Roberts THIRD ROW Cllfford Love Beryle Jean Reasoner Pat Grrffls Barbara Gould Bobby Voss Jean Lechner Mary Selk Betty Sarver Jay Storey BOTTOM ROW Leland Gorman Don Prather Betty Hymck Dorothy Dlllard Do loxes Tarr Jane Stouwle Tommy Townsend Eugene Carano 0 O 1 3 1 I ' v, . . I . sa , n . . . - Q Q l ' v V I 5 S - 3 Z Z y - 2 I ' I 2 - 5 1 Z I ' v 2 Z Q Z - 3 Q Z 1 ' Z ' ' Z ' I Q - Anderson Three Sport Mon There s John Anderson for example He played on the frrst team rn football and bas ketball and doubled on the soph s team, do rng a good Job rn all three places D1 amatrcs enter ed the lrves ol two sopho mores Jay Storey and Tacy Hratt who showed great abrlrty 111 the comedy farce, Thank You, Doctor Dorothy Drllard shows great promrs becomrng a good debater whrle Darlene Van Haaften earned recognrtron rn the xocal de partment Such thrngs as geometry Latrn II and Englrsh are the ma1n hurdles to be strug gled over 1n thls lap Casonova Max Bennett has a new angle on how to catch a woman He has the ad vantage ow er the other fellows by berng able to serenade the sweet young thlngs W1th hrs gurtar W1th th shortages of coaches Don Job who served as cage manager the past year may become a great ard IH the freld of ath letrcs TOP ROW Roy Johnson Darlene Van Arkel June Penelerrck Betty Mortland John Anderson Don Grrffrn Jack Else Rolland Stanley Jack Davrs SECOND ROW Joe M1tIlS1H Ronald Shaw Carl Hamrlton Elsle Ruth Marshall Tacy Hratt Thyrza Hackert Mary Brovs er Darlene Purkey THIRD ROW Bernard Anderson Phyllrs De Geest Nrna Smrth Ray Boss Phyllr Brom JoAnn Kirk Cathryn Durham LOIS Blnns VVa1ren Srnrth BOTlOM ROV! Pow Seeger Mary Lourse Franklrn Mary Morrrson Sherry Ann Form rn Darlene McG1nn1s Pe gy Campbell Donna Powers Don Job 1 , 4 . Y l - a K - - , . .N L. L ' L n 1 K' 4 N Y I -. . 1 1 ' 1 - y 1 1 - f L . - . A . , 1 . 1 L. . . . 1- . .., N . - w 1 1 e 1 . . r K6 u - ' , 1 vw . ag Q N . .V lll 1 V . r K V - 1 - I l N . K. - 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' D1 . ' 1' ' 1 ,. W ' . ' . - 1 1 1 1 - . .. 1 . 1 1 1 1 - . f . - ' . ' ' . . 'Q - 1 1 1 1 M I 1 C Y Y ' ,, v . . . . . 1 U . . . , . . .. , . n D , , , 1 , . . ' '.. 0 1 . , . . ' C V 7 0, Y 1 ' 1 1 1 Denburger Twins Confuse Tutors The Denburger twms confused the stu dent body and the teachers slnce nobody could tell whlch IS who Compllcatlons arlse not only ln the case of the Denburger twms, but from the fact that there are not only one Jack Davls, but two Jack A Davlss DlStlDCtlOH IS made by calllng Jack Alfred Kansas and Jack Aaron, O P A There are a few Sophs who haven't been absent at all thls year Guess they must love old Osky Hlgh Those mcluded are Phylhs Brom, Stanley Catlln, Don DIXOH, Stafford Ford, Mary Loulse Frankln, Evelyn Hearne, and Darlene NICGIIIHIS Keep up the good record klds As the band goes by you may see Pat Grxffls w1th her long red halr and pretty smlle glvlng slgnals as head drum major Last, but not least, comes our young Romeo, the man about town Ray Baas who fhngs that flashy l1ne around TOP ROW Leo Denburger Rex Steddom Robert Gregory Betty Hobbs Elsie Van der Helden Maxine Van Pelt Frances Jensen Robert Dannels Leland Denburger SECOND ROW L J Osbern LaVern Faulkner Bonnle Musgrove Marjorie Pfeaster Phylhs Brandenhorst Betty Atchlson Dorothy Reglna Harding Mlldred Jensen THIRD ROW Lorraine Norwood Carl Bartlema Jane Falrchlld Elmer Shafer Robert Hoyt Beverly Covey Peter Van Weelden Bxlly Scharff Hazel Watkins BOTTOM ROW Bob McCaulley Max Bennett Shxrley Sonderegger Phylhs Torrence Donald Long Maynard Vander Lmden Elmer Dunsmoor Ernest Van Weelden Stafford Ford O ' - . ,. . . . . . w A , ' 0 0 , n u o 1 ' ' ' ' . . . H H . . . . - , . . . 3 2 Z I I ' V 2 I 5 - - - - I P I 1 3 I Z - 3 2 2 I 3 I 5 I 2 ' - C S y 1 I S Z 1 Save The Best Trl Last Wesley Craver has promlses of bemg a great pol1t1cal orator, while Jack Davls hav mg wrltten Rhapsody ln B M1nor may be hlred as arranger for the band Another colorful personallty ln the sophomore class IS Red Anderson, who fmds teasmg girls a wonderful extra cur rlcular actxvlty Darlene Van Haaften IS another one of these gals who goes out for muslc ln a blg way Thxs year she was In glrls sextet and cholr Say klds, remember the operetta, I Gay Havana 'P Rex Steddom was the romeo who pursued Slster Beadle, otherwlse known as Elleen Bowle Phyllxs Torrence and Roy Johnson rep resent the sophomore class ln the romance department They have gone steady for most of the year Mary Ellen Frush Marllyn Roberts Thyrza Hackert, Margaret Campbell Jo Ann Klrk, and Betty Dales were the Glrl Re serves elected to serve on the H1 Trl cabmet Keep your eye on Bonnle Raymond, Bar bara Trout, Robert McCaulley Jack Else, Bob Gladwm, Thyrza Hackert and Phyllxs Torrence TOP ROW Jack Davls Wesley Craver Bruce Sedrel Laura Mae Kentfleld Ruth Covey Betty Schooley SECOND ROW Stanley Cathn Rxchard Roenspxess JoJhn I-Ixemstra Evelyn I-Iearne Cathryn Parcell Lois Todd James Lanphler Darlene Van Haaften Vlfglnla. Hat fleld Rollm Anderson BOTTOM ROW Louls Suiter Lee Asher Robert Gladwm Loulse Hobbs Letha Prlce Phyllis Tandy Betty Hanson Barbara Trout Allce Walker ' O . . . . - . . . . . ' ' as - - n 0 . u on r - - ' u n . . . . - . 1 o 0 , . , . 9 U o ' l u n . . . . 0 . . , . , - ' 9 1 1 ' u n . . 3 I I Z 3 Q . 3 I I 3 v S I Z 1 ' - 3 . 3 I I I I - I I I 1 Z - Kongoroo Court Brings Blushes Remember last fall, when a new bunch assembled on the walks of OHS tagged vnth the mevltable mark of freshman? Atter looklng themselves and every one else over, they flled 1nto the halls, stuplfled bx the ease of the upper classman Soon afterwards the halls were fllled Wlth the sound of dropped books' Bang' Bang' and Bang' The Freshles stumbled through the halls loaded down Wlth books p1led upon them by the cornmandmg semors and Junlors When the lnnocent young thmgs walked blushmgly mto the wlong room, the more cultured senlors complled w1th f1end1sh glee and super1or sneers The Kangaroo Court proxed dellghtful for the uppe1 classmen and frlghtful to the new comers perched upon the top shelf 1n assembly Included 1n the fashxon parade were such pelsonalltles as Madame Dog gett, and the da1l1ng of the baldheauer row, Paul Elllott TOP ROW Lyle Hoover Paul Mxller Roscoe Albrxghton Carl Benson Norman Mc Donough Harold Mateer Verlm Ellxs Bllly Carter Glen Freeman SECOND ROW Paul Beadle Bobby Cox Louxs Prmgle Kenneth Raley Herman Green Bob Shaw Tom Kmg Terry Blllxck THIRD ROW Helen McW1ll1ams Patrlcxa McCombs Phglhs Reynolds Betty Gaz rett Duward Rodgers B111 Norton Howard Hartness Ruth Ann Kmght James Wrxght BOTTOM ROW Vernalee Whlte Lols Tarr Peggy Carroll Ruth Parker Betty A baugh Norma Jean McFall Bllly Van Hulzen Glen Vos .' ' ' ' 4 I 7 , , H H . 1 1 Y I 1 1 ' ' X X 41 ' ' 1 w U , 4 77 - . . . .., , . 1 1 1 1 - 9 1 1 5 . 2 : Q 1 1 2 'Q Q . . ' ' . ' ' . , ' . .- . . ' . , . ' . . , , 9 1 11- 9 ' 9 9 . Frosh Beauty Abundant Desplte thelr vendure, they soon HSSI mllated the true OHS sp111t and made a place for themselves For the flrst t1me Freshman were admltted to the Bachelox club and were seen escortmg thelr flrst Low e, Low e, Love Indlvxduals began to stand out and ex en the dlgmfied semor boys struck up a con descendmg acquamtanceshlp w1th some of the cute l1ttle numbers among the falr ones In the agrlculture room Max Lester wrecked a table because of the we1ght of h1s accumulatmg wlsdom But after all one can t expect to snooze on an agrlculture table Clump, clump, clump, H1 pardner Ale the sound effects that accompany Vlfglnla Redmon when she wears her cowboy boots Oh well, why should we care lf Herman doesnt? Helen Bowen, Myldred G1 andla, Peggy Parsell, the peppy tr1o, are very seldom seen w1thout each other They are sometlmes seen wlth a s1m1lar trlo of boys TOP ROW Tommy Tucker Dale Smlth Bernxce Vander Helden Pat Pmkerton Max Lester Mary Lou Elllott Betty Wxlson Bebe Clark Donald Malloy SECOND ROW Harold Klem Harold Carpenter Elame McIntyre Marjean Ayres Robert W1se Bob Ellsworth Vlrgmla Redmon Paul Klmker THIRD ROW Maurlce McClun Betty Edwards Bernard Pettlt Lols Cox Don Smlth Lubertha Klyn Barbara Roorda Frances Terpstra Robert Cameron BOTTOM ROW Robert Rosenboom Jacquelyn Elkm Peggy Parsell Myldred Gran dla Helen Bowen Mary Lou Wharton Betty Jo Haselton Dale Allgood - . '. , . ' f . as - 91 , . . l ' . . . H . , 11 ' w . 1 1 1 ' L . . . , w . . . . T T . I Q I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 2 I Q 1 1 1 1 1 ' I l 1 1 J 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' l l Sugca cmd Space Have you not1ced that lost look on Glnny Gordon s face? She su1e mlsses Bebe Clark, who has moved to Callfornla to be VV1th he1 father Bob Perry showed h1s ab1l1ty as cham DIOR checker playe1 when he demonst1ated hxs talent at the Dugout Dale Smxth, we are told has taken to eatlng carrots -come, Smltty IS It to 1Il lp1OV6 your trampolme ab1l1ty' Ell1ott's sweet d1spos1t1on and attractlve ap pearance She IS also very good IH the hu mov ous f1eld of forenslcs and d1amat1cs IWO of a lllnd sue Dean Waggoner and Bob VVIQQ, who a1e never at the rlght place on tlme I wonder what mterest they have 1n M1 Cummlng s Off1C6'779 Mlckey Anderson seems to have qu t an attract1on fO1 the boys Is lt the black Cocker Spanlel, Ol that long red ha1r The1e lb a C91 ta1n llttle freshman blonde Junle, D1ck w1ll be back thls summer' TOP ROW Betty Roenspless Dorothy Drxnkle Vlrgmxa Selk Alsada McCarty Cal vm Brown B111 Veerman Donna Breuklander Rlta Morrxs B111 Crabtree SECOND ROW Mae Jean Bxlbert Donna GlbSOD Betty Floden Marllyn Jensen Rose Mane Ernst Mary Lou Nash Peggy Peterson Norma Benson THIRD ROW Mlller Rlchardson Jerry Sullwan Marllyn Parcell Patrlcla Potter Darlene Loos Bonme Lakka Louise Allgood Vxolet Chllcote Ross Olxve BOTTOM ROW MaFVlh Buckalew Dxck Chldester Charlene Leech Shlrley Jones Marllyn Davenport Patrxcxa Nlewald June Cloe Martha Green O A K ' H ' v ,' - C - R A . 1 ' . , . M ' , , me 77 . . t . an sv S L, 1 e . , . 1 i A . , . Many girls and boys admire Mary Lou that seems to be rather lonesome. Chin up ' Q : f : . Brown, Brolns, Beauty Betty Benz can really beat It out on the drums, she really has plenty of rhythm as well as forenslc ablllty Mary Lou Whalton and D1tto Nash thlS IS the way they are known 1n the home makmg rooms They make a cute pair Leo 'nope Leland lnope now, walt a mlnute whxch one lb Norma Stout seen Wlth qulte often'7'7'7 The freshman vocal class seems to hor rxfy the farm shop boys on Thursdays, when they take thelr vocal QXCFCISGS At least they seem horrlfled standlng and watchxng them w1th an overwhelmlng stare Maybe We are 1ust a llttle partlal to the flrst year klds but why not? Next to the senlors they bought more annuals than any other class Mary Lou Elliott Shlrley Jones, and ln the contest for relay queen, so watch these kldS the next three years TOP ROW Don Darland Bob Perry Jennle Lou Nxchalson Marllyn Sloan Grace Ida Sarvls Ema Walker Hubert Evans Betty Slay George Oleson SECOND ROW Gerald De Frehn Jlm Kllpatrlck Mary Anderson Vxrgmla Gordon Crace Ferneau Carolyn Cameron Rosemary Carr Le Roy Swxck THIRD ROW Charles Heaton Norma Stout Mllma Van Arkel Harrlet Rempe Dale Mlller Jannet Stam Gladys McFa11 Ehzabeth Benz Kelth Morrxs BOTTOM ROW Ervm Roberts Orval Rhoades Phyllxs Garrett Marcxa Collms Delores Andeway Gladys Moore Terry Carlm Dean Waggener C , , , as 77 ' ' L ' ' 1 1 U ' 77 ' . . . L 1 - l A' . L, n as rv- as ax- T , ' Sn 1 . I L Betty Slay, represented the freshman class 1 9 9 : ' . l These We Now for some 5564 quest1ons Dld Emma Mae walk er Is J1m r1ght'7 Is Norma Jean stout? Dld James really k1ll patr1ck'? Does Ross only eat OIIVGSC7 Is Glen st1ll a free man? Robert s cheeks remlnd me of a rosen boom' Doesn t Betty slay ya? What color IS Marllyn s davenport'? Dldja ever hear Peggy carol? Does Rosemary have a car? What does Phyllls have ID her garretl One of Osky s freshman g1rls J ennle Lou N1Ch0lSOH flnds sports of all k1nds of 1nter Speak1ng of n1cknames fwho was 'PJ Just what IS Harold Carpenters n1ck 'W DUtCh16 '7 Frenchle '7 Irlsh 'V etc etc '79 And also speaklng of glamour Tom K1ng IS our fresh1e nom1nat1on for the Handsomest man of the year FG Left Over On a declam tr1p to Davenport Mary Lou Ell1ott and Ruth Ann Knlght fwho were thought to be 1nnocent cherubsj shocked the1r coach MISS Lynch by s1ng1ng The Cow K1cked N ell1e 1n the Belly etc Phyllls Garrett who has been descr1bed as plenty cute was the flrst date of local senlor Red Johnson Follovs 1ng 1n her blg SIS J er1 s footsteps Elalne McIntyre IS becommg a sweet charm Dale M1ller who has DIMPLES seems blushlngly to Submlt to the n1ckname of Daxsy M1ller Mar1lyn Sloan one of OHS s frosh shows pOSS1blllt19S of developmg 1nto a pOl1Sh8d or ator Mary Crabtree June Tohren Norma Frankhn Betty Hensyel Anna Van Weelden Joyce Shaffer Martha Vander Lmden, Davxd Maln Kelth Templeton . y- . - , , . . 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I . . 5 . g Wm Three, Lose Slx TOP ROW Coach J B Saccaro Tom Steward Rxchard Edwards Vernon Wells Rich ard France Bob Jensen Rxchard Zern Roger Wharton James Gaston John Porter Poach I G Hanke SECOND ROW Phll Ellsworth Bruce Atkm Jlm Whltlatch Jerry Reed Fred Koog lex John Bosworth Guy Ferree Cllfford Love Melvm Durham Cage Manager Rzchaxd Whlte FRONT ROW Marvm Hmkle John Anderson Karl Sopher Robert Brummel Delbert Alexander Haxold Slavsson James Cruzen Nelson Fortney Oskaloosa s football squad had a season COllS1StlI'lg of nlne games Of these games, the Oskles Won three and lost QIX Results of the games were as follows Boone 21 Oskaloosa 0 No1th Des MOIHGS 12 Oskaloosa 13 East Des Momes 6 Oska loosa 0 Ames 25 Oskaloosa 0 Malshall town 2 Oskaloosa 0 Newton 20 Oska loosa 42 Grlnnell 6 Oskaloosa 0 Ottumwa The Redmen opened then season vs 1th a 'mn over Knoxw 1lle but were defeated 1n the succeedlng games wlth Boone and North Des MOIHQQ Gammg strength the p1g skln totels defeated East Des MOINES In the suffered setbacks at the hands of Ames, Max shalltown and Newton Agam rallymg, the Indlans subdued the Grmnel eleven The fmal game of the year matched Osky and Ottumwa 1n then annual AFm1StlC9 Day battle Ottumwa added one mole WIH to the11 splendld I9COlCl Tvxo Ol.ltStdIldlllg foot ball players wele honor ed by thell teammates at the close of the season Ka1l Sophel, now 1n the almy au crops, was named honorary captaln, and Dlck France was xoted the cox eted Benz t1ophy, annually award ed the grldder selected as most valuable player of the yea1 0 Q I 1' ' g, . , ' J V 0 . K Q I 4 . ' , n - Q 4 0 ' . I .- . -. - ' . , I 1 'I v' 7. ' K ' L K. . K l L. h . K , ' . Oskaloosa 26, Knoxville 75 Oskaloosa 6, three games that followed the home team 4 3 . K. , . x. A ' N g . s , . . 3 3 - x ' . s , : g s - : , - ' ' . . '53 ' - , 9 - ' - ' ' y S 3 , ' 25. . ' ' .x ' 1 Aw hw v' r ' ' K' ' ' ' I , , c S lndlons Drop 9 Wm 5 TOP ROW Coach A Letlch Blll Tandy James Cxuzen Jay Storey Tom Steward Jim Mathew QVCOND ROVV Guy Ferree Iworman Gould George Blake Gus Sunstrum Marvm Hlnkle BOTTOM ROV! Ixan Johnson Phll Bayless Bob Jenson Bob Macksey John Ander QOH Oskaloosa cagers played fourteen games thls year, vsmmng fue and losmg nme Scores for the year were Oskaloosa 20 Fa1rf1eld 33 Oskaloosa 16 Pella 20 Oska loosa 13 Boone 16 Oskaloosa 20 Marshall 21 Ottumwa 35 Oskaloosa 34 Grlnnell 11 Oskaloosa 34 Newton 29 Oskaloosa 49 Falrfleld 31 Oskaloosa 15 Boone 43 Oska loosa 22 Marshalltown 34 Oskaloosa 36 Ames 37 Oskaloosa 40 Grmnell 15 Oska O CLUB TOP ROW Cus Sunstrum Blll Tandy Nelson Foltney John Anderson No1m1n Gould Phll Bayless John Bosu oxth Bob Jensen Geo11.,e Blake QECOND ROV! Coach J B Saccaxo Bob P6115 MAIXIH Hxnkle Harold Slaxxson Ivan Johnson Roger VVh'uton Bruce Atkln John POltCl BOTTOM ROV! MCIXID Howells Phllllp Ellsxxolth Torn Stexsaxd Rlchald Zexn Telly Callln 0 0 I A 1. , - - v S K w v L L1 S , ' . 1 Y' . D ' W. . n w K I W . . , u. , , . g or ' : 3 .' , 3 . , 3 - S ' , Z - - Y ' , 3 . 5. - L. 3 , . , 5 , town 533 Oskaloosa 20, Ames 423 Oskaloosa loosa 37, Newton 29. N1 ll 1 5 O , eo A Running ln Circles TOP ROW Tom Reeves Carl Bensen Bob Perry Jack Poe Cllfford Love John Anderson Harold Slawson Rollm Anderson Robert Barn house Henry Brom Bruce Atkm SECOND ROW Coach J B Saccaro Tom Steward Wayne Keefe son Rlchard Zern Donald Job BOTTOM ROW Gene Carono Phllllp Ellsworth Ross Ohve Jay Storey Leland Gorman Dale Smlth B111 Smlth Marvm Hmkle tossmg the dlscuss B111 Smith John Anderson Ivan Johnson To'n Reeves Phll Bayless Jack Poe 0 0 0 Howard Hayes, Bob Callies, Phil Bayless, Marvin Hinkle, Ivan John- 1 . 1 In The Sprung A Young Mon s ff- GOLF TOP ROW M1 A1Let1ch John Mulvlhlll Jay Stozey John Bosuoxth John Poltex Jmk Rose Jlm Mwthexx BOTTOM ROW Bob Cunnln him Rogel VVh11ton Chuck Bunhoume Phllllp Elle north MCIVID Hoxxella. Telly C'l1l1H TENNIS TOP ROW B111 Tandy Phil Bayless Gus Sunstzum Bob Jensen Tom Stewald Jlm Mathew Jerry Reed BOTTOM ROW Bxlly Van Hulzen Tom Kmg Terxy BllllCk Roy Seeger Mr Henry 'iymons Achvnhes and Clubs Leornlng By Doing -atm STLDELT COLNCIL TOP ROVS M1 Challes HlNX0lth John Andexeon Tom Stew nd Polmmt Chxmhew Bob Mwckwes Stnffold Fold POTTOM ROW Becky RlCl1HlOhd June Muhl Lflllljfl Slom NIi1llX!'l Pobexts N01 llll Lee Buxbemk BOHS STATE Chosen md Sponsored by local CIYIL olganlzitlons to leplcsent OQk'1loobC1 xt Boy s State Cxmp this Summer TOP ROW Jun Matthew Phll Bayless .Tick ROSQ John Dr-Kock BOTTONI ROVV Tommy Stexxard Dlck Podol Donald Fallxq Senior Committees NIEMOPIAL COMMITTEE Delbert Brackney Lols Denburgel, Charles Walhng, Robert Chambers, E1leen BOWIE, Prln Charles E Howarth fL1eut,J g U S Navyj '11 SENIOR COMMITTEES TOP CLASS NIGHT TOP ROW Raymond P1e1'son Elleen Bow 16 Maly Ann Lner more Challes Wallmg Joyce F1tch Kenneth McCaulley BOTTOM ROW Ba1ba1a Culter B1l11e Douglas MISS Kzamme Joeleen FlShel Bel n1e1 De Reus TOP TOAST B111 Tandy Janet Hyde MISS Woods Elleen PhllllpS Tom MOIFISOH MIDDLE SENIOR ASSEMBLY TOP ROW Mr Letlch B111 Sm1th John Porter John Bosworth B111 McMa1ns BOTTOM ROW Jamce Clarey Jen McIntyre Anne Ahrwe1le1 Peggy Ferguson MIDDLE PROM Roger Whalton Rlchard France June Muhl Phyl11s McClung Gus Sunstrum Mr Co111ns BOTTOM SENIOR PICNIC TOP ROW John Van Ee LOIS Denburger Walleta De Beus Gertrude Van Ooyen Charles Mattxx BOTTOM ROW Mr Hanke Barbara Wahl Velma Phlllxps Phyllls Loughrldge Don Chr1st1anse11 BOTTOM BANQUET TOP ROW Barbara Vander Lmden Bermce Geerlmgs Joyce Kaestner Dorothy Loos BOTTOM ROW Norn1a Lee Burbank MISS Swartzendruver Barbara Chntwood 0 0 1' L - v . 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' . . , , . li I ! 1 Character Training HI TRI CABINET TOP ROW Anne AhfNN6l1EF Jeannette Nelson MISS Zola Kramme Jan1ce Clarey June Muhl JCII McIntyre Bermce Geerhngs BOTTOM ROW Ann Thomas Mary Ann Clark Sh1rley Gr1mes Joyce Shrago Chal lene Young E1leen Phllllps Janet Hyde H1 Tr1 IS a character moldlng organ1z at1on aff1l1ated Wlth the YWCA lt IS the blg s1ster orgamzatlon of Glrl Reserves Membershlp IS open to all g1rls des1rous of JO1I11I1g The purpose of the club IS To follow the gleam of our 1deals to l1ft H1gh our Torches so that others may have the glft of l1ght Dur1ng the paper drlve the H1 Tr1 g1rls challenged the H1 Y boys to brlng 1n as much scrap paper as they d1d and won the contest The presldent for the comlng year Jean ette Nelson was mstalled 1n the Seventeenth Annual Recognltlon serv1ce Wh1Ch IS the cl1 max of the year s work Wlth MISS Zola Kramme as thelr spon sor the g1rl s submltted thelr SGTXICCS to va rlous organ1zat1ons and comm1ttees Sur glcal bandages were rolled for the Red Cross by members of the H1 Trl A sklt promotmg bond sales e11t1tled The New Recrult 1nclud1ng JHHICG Clarey Anne Ahrweller Jerl McIntyre 1n the cast was glven at the Chr1st1an church and at a Rotary meetmg Glrls from the club spent many hours cuttmg out sllppers for the convalesclng soldlers Durlng Communlty Chest week g1rls from the club served as hostesses and also served d1nner to the comm1ttees U Y . . . - 1 1 1 1 7 D I ' 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . . . . . . . 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Building Womenhood GIRL RLSERVES CABINET TOP ROW Miss Vkoods Malllyn Sloan Darlene Loos Betty Slay Peggy Carroll Tac-5 H1att Laura Mae Kentfleld Francls Jensen Mary Lou Elllott Barbara Trout Marx Ellen Frush Phyllls Garrett BOTTOM ROW Peggy Peterson Ruth Ann Knxght Mary Lou Nash June Penelerlck Phyllls Torxence Beryl Jean Reasoner Bonnle Rayond Juanlta Caldwell Maulyn Roberts The a1m of the Glrl Resers es lb to bu1ld womanhood w1th reserx es of energv health and character suff1c1ent to meet the exper lence of l1v1ng happy worthwhlle llV9S IH a soclal world VHFIOUS accompllshments of the year 1n clude asslstance 1n the Red Cross surglcal dresslng room contr1but1ons to Serx lcemen s fund compos1t1on and publ1cat1on of frlfl Reserve Song Books and xar1ous SOCl3l events Sophomore glrls thls sprmg became po tentxal members of H1 Trl and expected to carry the same ab1l1t1es mto that orgamza tlon that they have demonstrated 1n th1s Proglams through the year were plan ned to attract sophomore and freshman glrls so that they would W1Sh to become members Included among the programs was one by Rev Edgar L Kmght who spoke to the glrls last fall on the top1c Glrls He stress ed the G by descr1b1ng glrls as bemg gra c1ous genume and growmg Reverend Kmghts talk was the flrst 1n a SQFISS of talks gnen w1th the letters G1rl Reserves as the bas1s of the talks Mrs Charles Haworth spoke to the club 1n thelr lfmst meetlng March 15 on glrl and boy relatlons Marllyn Roberts presldent lead the group 1n the Lord s Prayer 1 4 , , 7, -v 3 ' 1 ' y V l . 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Y s n V ' V v ' . . . . - Y C v - ' 1 v , . . . , Spiritual Triangle SFNIOR HI Y TOP ROW B1ll Tandy B111 Smith Kenneth Crlll John A Bosworth Gus Sunstrum Bob Jensen John Porter Robert Chambers BOTTOM ROW Delbert Brackney Roger Wharton Dxck France Chuck VVall1ng Jack Poe Ray Pxerson Don Cnrlstxansen JUNIOR HI Y TOP ROW Alonzo Hobbs Henry Brom Gene ColI1ns Joe Smith Phll Bayless Jrnf' Mathew Jxm Thoreen Bob Buffmgton John DeKock SECOND ROW Mr Carl Woodford Rlchard Zern James Gaston Charles Mxck Mar v1n Hmkle J ck Ross Tom Steward Rlchard Podol Jerry Reed Don Fallls BOTTOM ROVV Charles Barnhouse Melv1n Howells Ph1l1p Ellsworth V1rg1l Engel hoven James Bass Jacob Kelderman Jumor Dykstra Tom Reeves Leonard Brown H1 Y represents a movement of hxgh school youth who are connected wlth the YMCA Thelr purpose IS to create, malntaln, and extend throughout the school and com munlty hlgh standards ot Chrlstlan char acter Boys are brought together who are lnterested ln Chrlstlan standards for person al hvmg and for academlc llfe The emblem of the H1 Y club IS a trlangle symbohzmg the unlty of mlnd, body and Splflt In Oskaloosa hlgh school a group for each class was organlzed 1n order that boys of dlfferent age groups mlght beneflt from the tralnlng of the organlzatlon Each group met every other Wednesday mornlng w1th separate programs, Wlth a few all H1 Y meet lngs durmg the year The H1 Y platform IS Clean l1v1ng-clean speech-clean athletlcs -clean scholarshlp and actlvxtles of the groups are lntended to carry out that plat orm J - 1 - 1 1 1 - D 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 , ' 1 0 1 1 1 1 . . , , , - 1 1 1 1 1 . .. 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Clean Living, Cleon Speech SOPHOMORE HI Y 1 I TOP ROW Leland Denburger Leo Denburger Ray Bass Charles Leslle John Ander son Bob Damels Clifford Love Jack Davxs Leland Gorman SECOND ROW B111 Scharff Jack Else B111 McMoran Bernard Anderson Don Grlffln Bruce Atklns Jay Storey Wayne Keefe Elmer Shafer BOTTOM ROW Rex Stedom Bobby Voss Max Bennett Louis Sulter Donald Job Mr Henry Symons FRESHMAN HI Y TOP ROW Mr Al Letlch Dale Mlller Glen Freeman Roscoe Allbrlghten Max Lester Don Darland Tom Klng Charles Heaton B111 Norton Donald Malloy THIRD ROW Kexth Morrls Kenneth Raley Terry Carlm Jxm Wrlght Howard Hart ness Ervm Roberts Herman Green B111 Crabtree SECOND ROW Marun Buckaloo Mlller Rlchardson Leroy Svuck Bob Shaw Pete De Frehn Orv1l1e Rhodes Jlm K1lpatr1ck Dale Allgood BOTTOM ROW Bllly Van Hulzen Bobby Cox Dlck Chldester Dav1d Maln Bob Ells worth Paul Kllnker Kelth Templeton Harold Carpenter Robert Rosenboom Among the act1w1t1es sponsored by the four groups thls year was a d1str1ct meetlng here ln October, undel the leadershlp of the four sponsors and presldents SGHIOYS Ted Colhns and Charles Walhng, Jun1o1s Carl Woodford and .hm Mathew, sophomores, Henly Symons and Wayne VW hltlatch, and freshmen, Al Let1ch and Dale Doggett Wayne and h1s brother, Jlm Whltlatch and Dale Doggett were among the varlous students of Osky H1gh Who transferred from here to other 1nst1tut1ons durmg the year - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 - - - 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 - -1 1 1 - . Y. . . v. se - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 Z 1 1 1 , - , , 1 1 . 1 , y Y . 11. an ' , . lWorthy Opponent ond . . . Debate- - TOP ROW-Jack Davis, Wil- liam McMains, Richard Po- dol, Mr. Charles Haworth BOTTOM ROW-Anne Ahr- weiler, Helen Braden, Dor- othy Dill'i1'd The National Forensic league chapter of strong N F L clubs ln the state According to the Rostrum National Forensic league publication the OH S chapter ianks sixth in the state In disti ict standings O VIS has the second 1a1 gest chapter Extempoi aneous Speakin TOP ROVV John DeKock Richaid Podol 'VI Henry Sy mons BOTTOM ROW Jean Olsen William McM'1ms Anne Ahr xxeilei O1 igmal O1al.0ly TOP ROW Rlchald Podol M1 Heniy Symons BOTTOM ROW Vllglhla Goxdon Maiilyn Sloan Maiy Faimei Helen Bmden Anne Ahixweiler Oskaloosa high school NFL members distinction Peggy Ferguson, degree of ex cellence Anne Ahrweller, Kenneth McC.1ul lex Richard Podol degree of honoi El17a beth Benz, Helen Braden, Mary Lou Elliott, .1 - gn I . ' , A 1'. ' the Oskaloosa high, School is One Of Phe with their degrees are as follows: degree of K , S. . . . L I : . 2' s gr, tv v - 'A' llLc1dies cmd Gentlemen D1 1 m'1tic Declwmation- f TOP ROV! f Joan Pierce Richard Roenspiess B 4. t t y Benz Miss Lucille Gl xncy Patsy Pottei Ann Thomas Lois Denbulgen BOTTOM ROW Joan Knk Maly Lou DeP1enge1 June Peneluick Peggy F6lf,Ub0H Eileen Phillips O1Z1t01 1c.1l Declamation TOP ROW Glen F1eem1n Bobby Voss Richald Podol Dale M1lle1 M1 Henly S5 mons BOTTOM ROW Betty Benz M2115 Fa1me1 Helen B1 iden 'VIar1lyn Sloan Be13le Jean Reasone1 Jean Olsen V11 Cmia Selk R idio Speaking TOP ROVK Join Kink Glen Fletmin Dile 'VI1lle1 Rich 11d Podol M Hen1y Sy mons BOTTOM ROW Betty Benz Nlaxilyn Sloan Jean Olsen Helen Bxaden Anne Ah1ne1l Humoi ous Declarnation TOP ROW Miss Lucille .5 Glancx Joan Rockwell Rita J'1ne Mo111s TQ115 Billick Annm Ahixx eilci Kenneth NIC C iullex Miss 'Nl llJOll6 L5 nch BOTTONI ROVX Bettb Benz NI uilyn Jensen Rose Nlux C2111 'thu Lou Elliott Dai ene NILG1nn1s Puth Ann knight 1ll XICRIEIIIIN Iuileen Phillips Beul Jean McGinnis Dale WI1lle1 Jean Olsen, J0.m Reasonel, 31315 Sutheiland, degi ee of me11t PICICG, BT11111311 Sloan, Ann Thomas Robin Lols D8llbU1 ger, Ruth Ann Knight, Dfulene Vos Y , , , X x f , 2 , ' -Y C 1 'Y L 3 1 T 'T' , , f 4 41 j ,.- ' 4 1 7 ' v , , . , . 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I, ,lr by 1 , A .. ., t , 1, k , A ' - 1 . ay . f . ff: ' - 4 -' y ,X Y K . 7 v ', , 4 11 w Headlines cmd Deadlines OHS O staff was made up of elghtccn members w 1th Joyce Fltch as GdltO1 Ill ch1et ably asslsted by Tom Morr1son manag1n edltor Buslness manager B1ll Tandy had the responslblllty of taklng care of the school paper s buslness Janlce Clarey cn 1ty th1s year sendmg O s to all our ser vlcemen Whlle co advert1s1ng managers Joeleen Flsher and Janet Roenspelss had charge of all ad copy Don Chrlstlansen who took Journallsm second semester last year flnlshed the course flrst semester but contlnued vsorklng throughout the year Other staff members lncluded news ed Quill and Cllmaxlng the school year for publlca tl0nS staffs IS the slxteenth annual Quill and Scroll 1n1t1at1on of about 10 outstandlng members of the OHS O and Maroon Mem ltors Anne Ah1ue1le1 Bob Lunnlnghlm Balbxra Eckhoff lN1xala TerLouw Kenneth McCaulley Mary Ann Clark and Jack Mast els Sports 'wrlters John Bosworth Jlm Mathew B1llSm1th Gus Sunstlum Jack Mastcrs later JO1Il8d the armed serylces from Norman Oklahoma but left before school ended to Jom her father 1n Cd.l1fO1l113. Bes1des publlshlng s1xteen ISSUES of the O the class learned the fundamentals of news wrltmg 1nterv1ew1ng and featule Wrltlng The staff was entertamed all year by poor old JIITIS and Bobby Cunnmg ham s two man symphony Sponsor and cen sor was Harry L Cummmgs Scroll or1es staffs held at the close of the school year The local chapter of the mternatlonal hor o soc1e ty for hxgh school Journallsts or is n , , , ' X X ' , . 1 V ' 1 ' ' . . . K . y c , , , . - , . Z . y . . , -N S I v gl I a l ' . ' , , ' . . ' : ' , , , . . . culation manager has had extra responsibil- Mary Ann Clark came to us second semester ' ' ' H - 1 f . H ,. . - , . . , . , ' 1 ' I' ' . is Y! X 4 n . v ' y . 1 w n . I l . k' 7 ! . ' ' y ' u ' - 1 va - 3 I u - K , Cl Y! . . . n - I .. , - Moroon Memories Thls year the Maroon Memorles had more problems to meet than IH years be fore Shortages 1n metal piper and fllm were some of the d1ff1cult1es to be overcome The matter of r1s1ng pr1ces had to be met by sales and advertlslng Slnce the student enrollment had decreased about 12? It was necessary to make a shght mcrease m the prlce of the annual Under the supervlslon of Mr Cummmgs the flfteen members of the staff began work on the llterary masterplece Photoglapher Don Chrlstlansen besldes takmg all plctures except semors and the faculty for the annual developed and prmt ed them P1ctures of all students clubs and act1v1t1es were taken Speclal effects gamzed 1n Oskaloosa hlgh school two years after the SOCl6ty was formed 1n Iowa Clty by George Gallup later orlgmator and conduc tor of the mstltute of public op1n1on bearmg hls name we1e added to the book by the excellent photography of the d1v1s1on pages The morgue 1n the Journahsm room buz zed Wlth act1v1ty every evemng The smell of rubber cement the nolse of the typewrlt er and the chatter of the staff fllled the room After much plannmg and replannlng the book was flnally complled and rushed to the prlnter Copy readmg then occupled the staff s t1me The staff lncluded Gretchen Sulter Tom Morrlson Jeanne Stevens B111 Tandy Joyce Keastner John Bosworth Bernell de Reus Don Chrlstlansen Janet Hyde Paulme Mlt r1s1n Jer1 McIntyre Jamce Clarey Nnala TerLouw Anne Ahrweller and Blll Smlth Purpose of the orgamzatlon IS to recog mze and reward members of school paper and yearbook staffs for dlllgent and out standmg servlce to the publlcatlons and the school X . , . . . .w. x ' a I - l . . . . . , ,, - - . . , , - i . , . 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Grease Point Drama 3Ct1V1t16b of the year conslsted of four plays under the able d1rect1on of MISS Erma Smlth A D1Sh of Chma Tea a one act h1stor1cal play was glven by the speech IV class Elleen llhlll ps Jo Ann K1rk Anne Ahrweller Elleen BOWIE Darlene MCGIHHIS Mary Farmer and Jaunlta Cald Well were the cast In the melodramatlc farce Thank You Doctor' Kenneth Mc Caulley Charles Mattlx Jay btorey Elleen Bowle and Tacy Hiatt took part The three act senlor play I ll Leave It To You conslsted of Barbara Wahl Dlck France Tom MOFFISOH John Van Ee Mary Ann LIV ermore Lo1s Denburger Peggy Ferguson Delbe1t Brackney J911 McIntyre and Ber ne1l DeRues Xou and I a tlnee act comedy was a d1amat1c club productlon J1m Vlathevv Kenneth McCaulley Bob Chambers E1leen Ph1ll1ps Anne Ahrweller and Ann Thomas were the characters DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS Robert Chambers V1rg11 Engelhoven Mlss Erma Smlth Ann Thomas Ann Ahrweller O . v. . W . I ' Ki ' ' 77 . . . , . I . . ' - 9 1 9 a , - . . . sa av v ' ' . ., . v 9 v ' cc y 91 9 1 ' 9 9 7 9 ' s a 1 I - 1 'l ' - - 9 ' , as ' rv , , , . . . . , 7 4 . . . , . 1 v v ' y 1 1 v y 1 - Food ls Ammunllon ,xo FFA TOP ROW Eugene leech Howard Hens Vxvlllllfll Xfeerrrmn Lxle Hooxer 'Normfr l MCDonou,,h Bob Drnnels Robert Leftxuck Eu fone Nlontbonrery Robert Jonee Bllly Grbton SECOND ROW Karl Benson P'1ul Mrller Durxx rr Rodhers Lelind Denbu1,.,er Lev Denburgex Warren Smlth Rose Olue Robert Brumnrel Pwul Eweland 'IHIRD ROW T R Collmb Strnley Cxtlrn Bob Glfrdxxrn Bernard Pettrt Jrmes L'1n phrer Joe MltIlS1H Glenn Freeman Brlly Clrter Donald Smrth Verlrn Ellrs BOTTOM ROW Frch trd Chldebter Louxs Prrngle Hrrley Putnan Don rld P1 rther Crrl Brrtlemfr Elmer Dunsmore Harold Klern Jrmmv Stevens Don rld Ffrllrs SCIEIN CE CLL B TOP ROVV Kenneth Donnely B111 Scharff bobby Vow Joe PC1511 kenneth C 11l Charles Wallrng Tommy Reexes Brll MCLIHIHQ BOT'10'VI ROV! Flmer Shafer Marre Allgood Jack Ross Mary Lathrop W1lm'1 Naaktgeboren Mr Cleo MCGIHHIS The Bond WOODWIND QUINTET Bettye TUIISI Elleen Boxxle Robert Chambers Glace Ida SGIVIS Mary Ann Llxelmole flnclude-. quartet anc 11105 COIN CERT BAIN D PERSONAL FLUTES E BOWIE D Loos G McIntyre R Khlght J De Kock D Loos P Campbell OBOE G Sarvls Barnhlll J Davls A McCarty M Ayres M Sloan R J MOFFIS D Brueklander M Perry S Sondereg ger H Van Zetten G Freeman P Peterson T Hlatt BASS CLARINETS J Hyde Bassons R Chamb ers M Steward Alto Saxophones R Plerson B DRUM MAJORS Becky Rlchmond Dena Mae And BISON Janlce Claley Tom Mor llson Juno Ann Muhl Pat Gllff1S Elalne 'Vlclntyle Hedlund C Leech TEINOR SAXOPHONE B Bonn Barlton Saxophone B Hooten CORNET B Culter H Blom J Porter J Glb bons K Donnelly D Brackney C Barnhouse M FRENCH HORN M Llvermore I L Klsor V Selk Barltone J Hesllng R Steddom TROMBONES J Bosworth P DeKock B Wal lace D Everhart Basses R Barnhouse PERCUSSION T Steward E Benz R Seeger R Shaw M Lester l v V . '. l -' . CLARINETSQ B. Tulle!-, J. Fitch, M. Elliott, V. Mcclun,'J. Kilpacfickf M. Burton: N.. Brom. ' ' Orchestra STRING TRIO Vlrglnla. Beach Mary Ellen Frush Mary Farmer Oskaloosa Hlgh school's orchestx a, under the dlrectlon of Carl Woodford conslsted of 34 members Although the entlre orches tra was not presented ln any contests th1S year there were some small groups entered, and attalned hlgh honors Only one concert was presented thls year, that com1ng the ORCHESTRA evenlng of Aprll 18 The group contalns a large number of underclassmen and grade school muslclans and Mr Woodford IS con fldent that ln a year or two the olchestra w1l1 attaln the standards set by hls players a yea1 or two back VIOLINS Vlrglnla Beach Ann Henrlon Wandolyne Osteen Laura Mae Kentfleld Emma Louxse Burdock Darlene Van Arkel Patrlcla Pmkerton Robert Wlse Jean CELLOS Mary Farmer Marlan McInt1re Arthur Hoffman BASS Francme Patrlck FLUTES Elleen Bowne Dorothy Loos Ruth Ann Kmght CLARINETS Betty Jean Tuller Joyce Fxtch OBOE Grace Ida Sarvls BASSONS Robert Chambers Mlldred Steward HORNS Mary Ann Llvermore Ida Lou Kxsor CORNETS Barbara Culter Henry Brom Jack Glbbons Kenneth Donnelly TROM BONES Dean Everhart B111 Wallace TYMPANI Betty Benz DRUMS Tom Stew ard Ronald Shaw PIANO Mary Ellen Frush . , , . . . y . 1 Knight, Jeanne Campbell. I . . Y y . i Vocol Muslc SEXTET Elleen Phllllps Barbara Culter Ollve Carano Darlene Van Haa' ten Glodys Blom Mavls Keoppel 4 OPERETTA CAST CHOIR TOP ROW Betty Hobbs Irene Zook Wllma Naaktgeboren Carol Beth Cade Mar5 Ann Llvermore Barbara Trout Leo Denburger Walter Cublt Lyle Hoover Alonzo Hobbs Robert Chambers Max Lester Joyce Kaestner Exleen Bowxe Janet Roenspless Mary Vander Lmden Mary Ellen Frush Mary Rose Ott Culter Elleen Phllllps Francine Patrxck Vlrgxnxa. Perry Rex Steddom Leland Den burger Donald Fallls Bob Perry Louls Prlngle Joeleen Fxsher Beryle Jean Reasoner Darlene Van Arkel Donna Powers Mary Farmer BOTTOM ROW Ollve Carano Norma Cublt Ann Thomas Mary Lou Elhott Margaret Pxetersma Darlene Van Haaften Lols Denburger Ruth Ann Knlght Luella Hlckman Peggy Campbell Allce Johnston Gladys Brom Joyce Shrago Janlce Clarey Mavls Keoppel . , . Y A- SECOND ROW: Miss Olga Hoffman, Joan Peiffer, Mary McLandsborough, Barbara They Help You Gel Ready LIBPARY SQUAD STANDING Velma Ph111lpS Joeleen Fxsher Nadme DeBru1n Mary Vander Lmden Jean Olson Mlldred Parcell Joan Pleffer SEATED B1ll1e Douglas Mlss Margaret Llchtenheld TOP ROW Jeanne Stexens Jeanette Nelson Charlene Young Mary Selk Helen Waln mg Martha Vander Lmden Lorrame Norwood Thyrza Hackert POTTOM ROW Mary McLandsborough Barbara VlSSChGf PhylllS Torrence Dorothy X '1ndeLune Bonme Rayond Ruby McFall STUDY HALL MONITORS- Movies ond Lohn Stories PHOTOPLAY CLUB Many short fxlms were shown durmg the past year whlch the Photoplay members en Joyed The fllms were educatlonal as well as entertalnlng Club offlcers lnclude Tommy LATIN CLUB Latm Club was composed of seven glrls and one boy Throughout the year the club studled dlfferent Roman customs Durmg Natlonal Latm Week a dlsplay was shown IH the showcase Steward MISS Edna Owen Mrs Amy Jean Sarvls J1mm1e Thoreen Vlrglnla. Perry Peggy Campbell Barbara Trout and Barba ra ChltWO0d Members lnclude Jack A Davls Rose mary Carr Mary Lou Elllott Peggy Carroll MISS Zola Kramme Mary Crabtree Ruth Ann Kmght Dorothy Drmkle V1rg1n1a Selk 1, O O O . A 'ev I .4 Y kk X Y 'ff V ' F5431 fr ' 'K' 1' we X' . . 5 A YS? ' 1 r ' 1 ' J 9 9 n , , - . , ' . . ' . 1 1 ' c . ' I u e u y I 1 1 ' 1 . g . Q I 1 C I x O E X , ' in if W a EQW-2, fe - Beouty cmd Pep QUEEN NOMINEES- Osky beauty was well represented at the relays by June Ann Muhl queen and Joyce Doggett and Norma Lee Burbank prlncess CHEERLEADERS- and Whlte flght f1ghtY Maroon and Whlte FIGHT' Throughout the year the four cheerleaders Tom MOTTISOH Janet Hyde I es Because of the downpour of ra1n the cer emony of crownmg the queen was held 1n the gym mg sectlon 1n yells to push our team for ward The foursome was full of vlm vlgor and v1tal1ty l Maroon and White-fight, fight! Maroon June Muhl and John Bosworth, led our cheer- Patronize The e Firm The Following Patriotic Business and Professional Establishments Made the Maroon Memories Possible By Their Support ASP FOOD STORE CHAS AHRWPILFR Real Estate Brok r ALSOPS ARMSTRONGS CONOCO STATION THE BEAUTY BOX BLACKFORD COBIPANY BLAKESLEE DRUG STORE Graduation Gifts BLUE MILL BON TOL BAKERY This Morning, s Bread BURLINGTON TRAILVVAYS Route of the Diesel Liners EDWARD L BUTI FR CANARY COTTAGE CAFE DR L F CATTERSON Phone 496 CENTRAL BOOK STORE Office and School Supplies CLIFFS LEATHER SHOP COCA COLA BOTTLING CO The Pause that Refreshes RAY A COLLINS JEWELER COWAN 85 AKERMAN SHOES Shoes Fltted By X Ray Where Is CRILLS STANDARD SERVICL CRYSTAL CLEANI4 RS We Dont Want to be the Biggest Just the Best P M DAY PHYSICIAN AND SURGFON DOH NING HOTEL Oskaloosa s Be t Hotel DR O J DU BOIS OS'lI'0I ATH PCKHOFF IIFP INS AGPNCY Bankers Life Ins Co of Nebi EL CHAPPO BALLROOWI Dance Every Wednesday 8: Saturday Night FABRITZ HARDY! ARE STORE Paints and Far Implements FARMERS CREAMERY FEDERAL DISCOUINT CORI When In Need of Money See 212 South Market Phone 75 U HARRY FITCH STLDIO Something that oldlnaly plctuxcs don t have GILBERT S JESS ELRY STORE South Side Square GREEN A BLNTLI' Y GREEN S DEI ARTNII' NT STORE GRIFFITH CUT RATE DRUG HALE 'IRANSFLR AND STORAGE HARRY S AND GII DIN ERS DAVE B HAWVKIINS County Recorder HEILMAN S MARKET OSKALOOSA HERALD CO We do the printing and ngravmg for the 1944 annual HETHERHOUSE CAFE HIATT S HADIBURGER INN ROY E HINKLE Mahaska County Auditor I-IOYLANDS The Store With the Pink Door IDEAL I UINIBER COWIPANY JAMISON ELECTRIC C0 FRED J JARWIS M D ROY JENKINS Plumbln and He xting JOHNSON ABS1 RACT LOWII AlNY K L JOHINSON NI D KAI BALH LL NIBI' R C0 South B and lst Avenu West KELLY S STL DIO Congratulations to all you Seniors Good luck . . . 1 1 1 . I , , Y I V I Y . S ' Y 1 1 V 4. - , . , - , , ,, . 1 1 1 1 . , Y ., 1 . , 1 I . J 1 v 1 A 1 vv 1 , 1 v H D ' YY H A 4 AA - , 1 ,. . - ,f u J A Y ' 7 V 1 L . . Y ' v I , . . e . I Y ll . VY 1 1 ' COOK'S STUDIO HOMER'S PHILLIPS SERVICE . v U ' ' H , 1 1 ,1 1 1 N N 1 A J .. , - H 1 1 . , . . - - 1 A A 1 L' l'.,, ' gz z ' v AY Y Y tv 1 w y v . I . V . ' s , 1 1 N V x y . . I , , . . . . . , , ' . ' I I . I , I '. . If ' e . . '. Q , v 1 , - - , 0 0 0 KEMBLE FLORAL CO. Geo. Loos and Art Spurgin KIDDIES TOGGERY AND JUNIOR SHOP Phone 392-W DR. C. C. KITCHEN LACEY HOTEL LAMBERSON MOTOR COMPANY Cars Trucks Tractors LEADER STORE J I LYNCH MAHASKA BOOK STORE CONGRATULATIONS 1944 CLASS MAHASKA COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION! T J Bray L E Corlett Lake M Crookham James L Devltt Elchhorn 8: Gllbert Harold J Fleck Irvxng C Johnson W G Jones H S Llfe John N McCoy Frank T Nash ArloW Palmer Edward A Schmldt W M Spencer Ver Ploeg Ver Ploeg Sz Ver Ploeg C A Wxlllams Jr R J Woodard 'VIAID RITE SANDWICH SHOP DWIGHT DIATEER COUNTY SHERIFF VIAYS WHERE SPENDING IS SAVING MEADOW GOID DAIRY MERRILLS BEAUTY Sz BARBER SHOP Under the Leader Phone 1600 DR C H MERRILL Eye Ear Nose and Throat RIURPHY SCHOOL OF BUSINESS NEISWVANG-ERS CAFE NICHOLS CAFE Spec1a1 Fountaln Drmks O K RUBBER WVELDI' RS Tlre Recappmg Repaulng Oskaloosa Iowa OSKAI OOSA IM PLP MEET Joe and Malt PARKK IEII GOLF COURSE Phone 669 J C PENINI' Y COIVIPANY INC I PI SI COI A BOTTI ING II ORKS I I ASTER S CAFI' PI AYNIORE BOWVLING AI I EY PO'l HOW EN OIL COWIPANY COWIPLIDIEN TS OF CI ARENCE POVVERS PURITY ICI' CRI' ANI CO DR. L. E. RAYBURN, CHIROPRACTOR RELIABLE FRUIT MARKET MAURICE E. REILEY Diamonds-Watches Reiley's Jewelry on the Box Adds Prestige to Your Gift RICH AND COMPANY Insurance Company GEORGE RISINGER Real Estate and Insurance ROY E ROWLAND Clerk of Court SAFEVVAY CAB 116 1st Ave W Phone 333 SI4 I' GER AUTO SUPPI Y SEDREL PRODUCF FERRIS SEIBERT INSURANCE SHELL SERVICE STATION Hlgh Avenue East Kelth Timmons Lessee SIEG COMPANY Automotlve Parts and Supplies Wholesale SKEI LY MASTER SERVICE SPURGEON S The Thrift Store J S STAFFORD INSURANCE Phone 631 Oskaloosa Iowa STEPHEN CLEANERS STUMP AND STUMP SUNSTRUM S SUPPLY STORE Fancy Grocerles Meats Fruits Vegetables Phone 93 TAYLORS BEAUTY SHOP IOSEIH H TETER Dentlst and Orthodontlst THAYER S CHEVROLET Authorxzed Sales and SSFVICG IVESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE DR E B WVILCOX NI D 112 Second Ave West WII LOX GARLAND CO Home FUIHISDQI FRI' D W ILLIAMS W ILLIAIVIS GROCERY ROGER WILLIAMS AGENCY Insurance Headquarters F w WOOLWORTH co ...,gg,.1 1 7 ' . . . , w A 11 . . , . . 14 4 . , . .I . 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