Persia High School - Hi Lights Yearbook (Persia, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1949 volume:

X ,. Z-X DE DICATION To the Board of Education of Persia Independent Schools, we sincerely dedi- cate this yearbook. Student Council 1 Mr H C Hunt FRONT ROW Dr W P Chandler Mr IohnD Willlrd Treasurer Miss Maxine Mntthxessen Secretary and Mr Elmer Ingverlen President Z BACK ROW: Left to Right: Superintendent A.R. Fenton, Mr. Harry Stamp, Mr. Lester Steenbock : . . . , . . . . ' ' . T .oiuva A R I-'ENTON SUPERINTENDENT BLANCHE L TAYLOR PRINCIPAL Centex-vxlle Iowa Green Castle, Minouri Government and Hilf-cry English and Social Science Des Memes Univernty S 'I' Q Iowa State Umversxty Kxrklvxlle Mxssourx Drake Umversxty MILDRED LANTOW L. B YOUNG LA DONA HELDT Hancock Iowa Orchard Nebraska Yutan Nebraska Commerce Athletxca Home Economic: and Science Cornell College Indultrial Arts Mathematxcs Drake Umversxty W S T C Wayne Nebraska Ames Iowa 4 V' , ' . .' K: ' JC' . . 5 QQ A X X A f K .H h x V B ' V . ' I. S.C. fX SENIORS N X Va - CLEO ARBAU GH DONNA PITTS Pfililllhi Secretary Trsssursr AIWIYU Vofkml md Giving her hes Quiet nnd working nll the while On the Told of uf' Sh' 11 P599 With slwsys s friendly cheering W smil VQAW M RICHARD HESTER Student Council When it comes to wit Rich is nlwsys on top but unlike some people he knows when to stop MMD JO ANN STAMP MARILYN WILLARD Vlcs Prssldsnt Student Council Hers s s girl ss nies ss can be with Hsrs s a girl who s just O K s million dolls: personality FUI ind ffiendll' in 'VCU' WHY aff! 27145531462 6 . V K A l W H , ' ,ff Q 1l V - Ks l - P I my ,Li75l?EQ5, W .V h n ' N Q V ,X mf? - K7 TY' r -4? ff and -ov' .A 'w RONALD ELLAS ROBERTA ALTER NORMAN ELIAS Rgg Lg qu Lug qu you g .eg Bert ll nice and full of fun He s got brown eyes and wavy han' on gig ghglf H. 5.5. .one As g friend ghe 5 5 ygry good and when the good seniors mee! Norm for lgqlp ggd gig. ggyg gf one will always bt lhfre mag fb l dis MARION LEGAN ARL ENE TENNIGKEIT CLIFFORD MITCHELL Heres A guy with eye: great big and blue Arlene u a girl who u mee to know Mitch ll Always ready the drums to bent Ask hlm UW Old favor H' ll do If f0f YOU Always happy and o the go He'l jun plum musical from head to feet QAM' 7 Q pun HARLEY MARTENS Harley is A guy who never passes you by He has 1 hu dx-ed friends 0nder , ff! MELVIN WILLIAMS At bnlketblll Melvin can t be beat He l A good looking boy and plenty n at GLENN PERRY DONNA GRAYBILL Here u e girl who l hard tc beat atudxoul pohte an well as neat Y ,H M d WAYNE MARTIN ou never n A better friend I 1 h 1 No matter when you look or when Wayne hn't the kind to comp A n or A ou 8 But when he opens hh mouth 1 :mile pops out U1 ,wa Qfbzifv HISTORY OF THE SENIOR CLASS Freshman Year The graduatmg class of 1948 49 entered hlgh school xn the year 1945 There were twenty f1VE members 1n the class The class roll was Roberta Alter Cleo Arbaugh Rxchard Hester Marllyn W1llard Shlrley Cave Donna Mae Grayb1ll Bonme Carpenter Ronald Ehas Norman Ehas Chfford Mxtchell Lyle Ingwersen Mar1on Legan Donna Pltts Glen Perry Harley Martens Jacquellne Martens Wayne Martm Arnold P1tzer Phyllxs Ruckrnan Jo Ann Stamp Kenneth Wxllxams Lotus Patton Melvm W11l1ams Rosemary Shadden Bonn1e Caddell We were zntxtxated by havxng to dress up ln gunny sack costumes he gmrls representxng Bugs Bunny and the boys 1m1tat1ng Llttle Lulu We lost Shlrley Cave early ln the school year when she moved to Plsgah Thxs reduced our class membershlp to twenty four makmg It evenly d1v1ded class of twelve g1rls and twelve boys Class offxcers durxng our Freshman year were Vxce Presxdent Marxlyn Wmllard Secretary Treasurer Bonnle Carpenter Sophomore Year The class of 49 1n our Sophomore year was made up of ezght g1r1s and eleven boys We lost several students who had been wlth us dur1ng our Freshman year They were Rosemary Shadden and Cleo Arbaugh who attended school at Woodbxne Lotus Patton and Bonnle Caddell who entered thexr sophomore year at Logan and Kenneth W1llxams Several members of our class partlcxpated 1h dxfferent actwxtxes durxng the school year such as vocal musxc band and basketball 9 D ' . ' . . , . . ' l 1 D I l I l t . . 1 . . . . t . I . . , . . an President ------------------------------- ----- H arley Martens . , . ' . Student Councxl Members Donna P1tts and Marxlyn Wxllard Class offlcers durxng our Sophomore year were Presldent Marllyn Wlllard V1ce Pres1dent Donna Pztts Secretary Treasurer Wayne Mart1n .Tumor Year Our .Tumor class consmsted of twenty two students Shxrley Cave who moved to Pxsgah m 1945 returned to Pers1a and entered our class Cleo Arbaugh started back to school here and Arlene Tennxgke1t who formerly attended Mlnden hlgh school also Jo1ned our class On October Z4 1947 the Jumors presented a mystery comedy play entxtled Hobgobhn House Our dmrector was Mxss Heldt Ingwersen and Harley Martens The class presented the Jun1or Semor banquet at the Hotel Fontenelle in Omaha May 7 A Mex1can theme was used Class ofhcers dur1ng the Jumor year were Presldent Arlene Tenn1gke1t V1ce Presxdent Bonme Carpenter Secretary Cleo Arbaugh Student Counc11 members were Rxchard Hester and Mar1lyn Wxllard Sen1or Year At the begmmng of our semor year our class cons1sted of e1ghteen members mne g1r1s and mne boys Harley Martens came back to enter our class at the fxrst of the year We lost Phylhs Ruckman durmg the f1rst semester and Bonme Carpenter moved to Colorado at the begmnmg of the second semester Thus leavmng seven g1rls and mne boys to graduate 10 During the year, we lost Jacqueline Martens, Arnold Pitzer, Lyle The semors publ1shed the school paper The H1 Lzght once every two weeks Several members of our class partxclpated xn band Glee Club and Basketball One of our class members was a cheerleader The sen1ors uutxated the freshmen at the begxmung of the year very successfully by havmg them Qress as Comlc strlp characters Class off1cers durxng the Semor year were Presxdent Cleo Arbaugh Secretary Treasurer Donna Pxtts Student Councxl members were Rlehard Hester and Marllyn Wxllard Class Colors S1lver and Blue Class Flower Whlte Roses Class Motto Not At The Top But Clxmbumg ll . . , ,, .- . S',, Vice-President --------------------------- Jo Ann Stamp LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Class of 1949 of Pers1a I-hgh School Clty of Persxa and State of Iowa be1ng of sound mlnd and memory hereby make publmsh and declare thxs to be our Last W1l1 and Testament 1n manner and form followmg hereby revokmg any wall or w1lls heretofore made by us Flrst We dxrect that all our just debts and good t1me ex penses be fully pa1d and sat1sf1ed as soon as convemently may be after our departure We the Semor Class of 49 Do Hereby Bequeath Our Numerous Possesslons Thusly To Delores Champlm Arlene Tenn1gke1t w1l1s her des1re To Bern1e Howe Arlene Tenrugkext w1lls her ab1l1ty to have a good t1me To Ronald Stamp Rzchard Hester w11ls h1s he1ght and h1s b1g feet He s sure Ronald has had exper1ence w1th both To W11ma Cave Harley Martens w1lls h1s long arms so she can hold that man tlght h1s legs so that she can run from trouble and h1s eyes so that she can see lt com1ng To La Vonne Graybxll Donna Pmtts wllls her classmate R1chard Hester To Lo1s Champlm Donna Grayb1ll w1l1s her ab1l1ty to bat and chop wood at the same t1me To Peggy Ingwersen Roberta Alter w11ls her freckles Take good care of them Peggy especxally Herman To Mar1on Mart1n Cleo Arbaugh w11ls her ab1l1ty to get 1n early on a date mght See that you use It Mar1on To Jo Ann Ingwersen Cleo Arbaugh w1lls her pos1t1on as pres1dent of the Semor Class and Pep Club You have enough pep for that haven t you Jo Ann? 12 . D , . . , so to go with out-of-town boys. To Roberta Thordsen Chfford Mxtchell wxlls hxs ever promlnent wr1st alarm that just about always gets hmm to school at the 9 o clock bell Take good care of xt Bert I wouldn t w1ll xt to anyone else To Merlene Colher Ronny Elxas wxlls h1s cultured false teeth Take good care of them Mert and brush them three txmes a day but don t take them out of your mouth that often To Bern1ce Johnson Mar1on Legan w1lls h1s gracefulness and hxs ab111ty to talk all of the time and not say anythxng To Evelyn Schafer Roberta Alter w1lls her classmate Glenn Perry lf she w1ll let hxm sleep To W1l11am Schafer .To Ann Stamp w1lls her abxhty to drlve a car lf he promlses to go see Shxrley W every nlght To Shxrley Waddell Glenn Perry wxlls hxs abllxty to sleep m school Ho Hum To Alta Dee Dunlap Marxlyn Wxllard w1lls her ab1l1ty to get along Wlth Neola boys or does she need xt? To Earl Eckmann Melvm W1l11ams w1lls hzs mustache provxdmg you don t get a shave on the upper hp Earl To Norma Parr Norman El1as w1lls h16 ab1l1ty to J ggle Th1s ought to come 1n handy Norma 1n case you ever feel l1ke throwlng thlngs To Roland Eckert Wayne Martxn w1lls h1s wavy haxr To Lotus Mexer Wayne Martm w1lls hxs fr1end Mar1on Martln 13 1 1 - 14 11 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 , . 1 1 1 I , . . 1 - 1 1 1 . . , . , . 1 U . , , , . 1 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY It IS now the year of 1964 September 1 and we fmd Mrs Donme Hoeppner the former Arlene Tennxgkeltj enterxng the offxce of the Dean Donna Graybxll leadmg her oldest daughter by the hand It seems that Arlene has come to enroll her daughter ln the newly establxshed Mxss Prlssy s Fxmshmg School for R1ght eous Young Women After the busmess was carr1ed out Donna and Arlene not havxng seen each other for quite some time got to talkmg about the good old days and naturally the conversatwn turned to the members of the Semor Class of P H S Lets hsten 111 Arlene IS saymg Have you heard the news about Norman EIIQS7 He IS over m Syr1a and 15 the manager of a sxlkworm plantatlon I hear that he s marr1ed and has f1ve l1ttle gzrls wmd 1ng s1lk on spools Well that 15 news sa1d Donna I hadn t heard of that but I got a letter from Jo Ann Stamp yesterday She has a twenty pmece orchestra and plays the pmano 1n It herself w1th Frankle Carle as a substxtute She s engaged to her saxaphone player The band IS now play1ng at the Persma Hot Spot the new n1ght club at the south end of Pers1a By the way d1d you know that Melv1n W1ll1ams 15 the owner of 1t'7 He d1V1deS h1s t1me between h1s Persxa mght club and h1s gambl1ng houses 1n Reno Nevada Melvm 1S st11l foot loose and fancy free I guess l1v1ng 1n Reno has somethmg to do wlth that That just goes to show you that you can never tell about any one Oh say I ran mto Donna P1tts ln the bus statxon th1s mormng She was on her way to New York to establlsh a new reducxng parlor She says she has a cham of them throughout the m1ddle west and de czded It was t1me she went to work on the east Donna has just come from Hollywood where she chanced to meet Rxchard Hester Marlon Legan and Wayne Martm They are 1n the mov1es as substltutes for the Three Stooges She d1dn t say wh1ch one was Moe Rxchard 1S marr1ed and 15 runnmg a hot dog stand on Hollywood Boulevard as a s1del1ne to hzs actmg career Marlon also marr1ed breaks horses for Roy Rogers and Wayne doubles as a bachelor photographer who speclalxzes 1n glamour p1c tures of beautiful gxrls And from what he sald Harley Martens IS stxll campa1gn1ng for governor of Cahforma He trxes to get votes by playmg hxs guxtar and s1ng1ng the same old h1l1b1lly songs to all the women Our there they call h1m the yodelmg yokel for I o way Well speakxng of pol1t1cs Arlene you remember Cleo Arbough the presxdent of our semor class? I heard that she marr1ed an up and commg Texan one who owns a lot of o1l wells They went to Hawau on the1r honeymoon and l1ked lt so well that they dec1ded to stay At the last report she was teach1ng the natxves how to hula hula 14 1 1 ' - c . . . 1 1 . ., . . , . . . . - 11 . I 1 1 u Il - 1 . . ...... . . ,, 1 . g . . . . . . - . . ,, as - an - ss 1 1 - 1 1 1 . , . . . ' Il I I' ' 1 - 1 1 - ' . . . . . H . . u - - , . . . . . . . , . . 1 9 1 ' ' ' ll Y' ' ' . . ,, H . . . . . 1 1 1 - - 11 H . . . . . 1 . l I - an - 11 1 1 1 , . 111 I My but hov people do get separated through the years Aren t there any members of the class of 49 left ln PCTSIB7 Oh certalnly They have a real Mayor 1n town now None other than Ronme Ellas He s marrxed and lets hls w1fe and k1ds run the Economy Store whxle he keeps track of the Marshal and h1s asslstant Who are they Donna'? Why Cl1fford Mmtchell IS the Marshal He and h1s assmstant Glenn Perry are st1ll trymg to get somethzng done about the streets of Pers1a They re not dolng so good though because all poor Mltch gets done IS play shuffle board and Perry 15 st11l catchxng up on the sleep he lost back ln h1gh school Well I 11 have to be goxng now It s been mce seemg you agaxn Oh I just happened to thlnk Have you heard from Roberta Alter or Mar1lyn W1llard1ately'7 I have You remember about four years back Roberta entered a Duz contest and won f1rst pr1ze a trzp around the world? Well she stopped p1g'ta1ls I guess she s so thxn that you can hardly see her shadow She s been over there four yea s now and stlll hasn t learned how to eat w1th chopstzcks Marllyn Wlllard 15 marrled to some college professor out west He IS a football coach at some un1vers1ty I guess They left last month for a tr1p to Alaska 1n thelr Cadlllac I haven t heard whether they re back yet or not Well Donna I really have to go now I suppose before long you ll really be teachlng school No not for long I m gomg out to Hollywood to be a techn1cal adv1sor for a new pxcture the three Stooges are gomg to make It has been wonderful ta1k1ng to you and catchlng up on the other members of the class of 49 Arlene Come agam soon Thanks I w1l1 Goodbye now Goodbye THE END Class Motto Not at the top but clxmbxng Class Color Blue and S1lver Class Flower Whlte Rose 15 u , I 2 C I ' ' VI A0 ' I ' , . . . . , . . . . ' II ll li , . ,, . . . . . , . . , . ' I ,, . ,, . - . . . . . ,, It I ' 9 ' ' I I . i ' . . . . . ., tl D . . D . ' ' off in China, where she got a job in a barber shop braiding Chinamen's . . , . U , ' I - - n ,, . . . . 9 . . . . , I I, ll , . I ' Oi Cl I ' ' , . . . . ,.. ,, . . D ' li , . . an ' I1 9 - . ll I' QM.-- ' . . . enior may DONNA P icturea RICHARD RONNIE MAR ION DONNA G ROBERTA GLENN 16 ARLENE CLIFFORD ,T S UNDERGRADS XX I 1 X,.1 Y N L? JUNIORS BACK ROW Left to Right Roberta Thordaen, Peggy Ingwersen Jo Ann lngwersen Delores Champlln Lola Champlln Merlene Collier Norma Parr MIDDLE ROW Bernie Howe, Wxllxam Schafer Ronald Stamp Max-xon Martin. Roland Eckert Earl Eckmann, Mme Heldt fSponaorI FRONT ROW Evelyn Schafer, Alta Dee Dunlap Wilma Cave, Lotus Mexer La Vonne Graybxll Bernice Johnson Shxrley Waddell SOPHOMORES BACK ROW: Left to Right: Faye Shriver, Ruth Otto, Betty Champlin, Bonnie Cha.mp1in, Mildred Johnson. Merill Cooney. MIDDLE ROW: Marvin Martin, Jim Stamp. Herman Zacharias. Duane Dollen. Vernon Peterson, Bob Alter, Mr. Young fSponsorJ. FRONT ROW: Ruth Cave, Joan Goshorn, Shirley Carpenter, Mary Lou Martin. Rose Ann Wllllaml, Doris Pitta. 18 Pres1dent Vxce Pres1dent Secretary Treasurer Stu dent Counc 11 Clas s Spons or JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Ronald Stamp Lols Champlm Evelyn Schafer Lo1s Champlm Delores Champlm Mlss I-Ieldt We began our .Tumor year wlth twenty one members We have the same class members as at the close of our Sophomore year wxth the exceptxon of Charles Zachar1as who transferred to Logan and Duane Ruchman who d1d not return to school John McKe1ghan dropped during the flrst semester Thzs year we had four glrls and three boys out for basket ball Three of our g1rls played 1n the band two of them were twlrlers The .Tumor Class presented 1ts play No Brlde For The Groom October Z1 and ZZ Excellent performances were gwen both nlghts especxally by Lols Champlxn and Wlllxam Schafer Some of the class members gave specxal numbers between acts There was a self sponsored party m the Home Economxcs room after the play The play cast was as follows Bess Selby Herbert Pr1nde1 Soph1a Selby Dxgby Prlndel L1bby Llttle Boots Salamandy Dot Claxborne Tom Swanton Prxssy Paluna Belmda Groot One of the br1des Peggy Ingwersen The man she doesn t want Ronald Stamp to marry marry Herbert A wxdow 1n love agam Loxs Champ11n A w1dower wxth young 1deas W11l1am Schafer Who 15 Wllllhg to be a br1de .To Ann Ingwersen A colored boy Berme Howe A colored g1r1 Roberta Thordsen Who wants to marry Herbert Merlene Colher In love w1th Bess Earl Eckmann Who wants to marry Tom LaVonne Graybxll A dress maker wxth a Bermce Johnson waggmng tongue The annual .Tumor Sen1or Banquet was held at the Black stone Hotel m Omaha on May 6 A Flower Garden Theme was carrxed out ln pastel colors The gxrls all wore formals Follow 1ng the banquet some .Tumors and Seniors wxth thexr guests attend ed a dance 19 Jolly ------------ The girl who wants to ----- Delores Champlin SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Pres1dent Joan Goshorn VICE Pres1dent Vernon Peterson Secretary Treasurer Betty Champlln Joan Goshorn Class Sponsor Mr Young We began our bophomore year w1th e1ghteen pup11s wxth the loss of sxx from the year before Those not returmng were Paul Stafford J011'l9d the arrned forces Shlrley Arrlck trans ferred to Beebetown Betty Becker transferred to Tennant Donald Dunlop transferred to Fort Calhoun Nebraska and Mur1e1 Jensen and Norman Crap who dropped out We have s1x gxrls and H x boys representxng our class 1n basketball We also have twelve members an Glee Club We sponsored a skatlng party November 10 at MISSOUTI Valley Z0 Student Council ---------------------------- Bonnie Champlin I-'RESHMEN BACK ROW Left to Rxght Rxchard Dollen Carolyn Patten Dorothy btamp, Venlta Albera Lee G1-aybxll MIDDLE ROW John Ingwersen Arlen Gallup Rxchard Ullrxch Norman Otto Donald Tennlgkelt Harold Walker Mila Lantow fSponaorJ FRONT ROW Delores Goahorn Alice Hughes, Kathleen Logan Lucille Champlln Geraldine Thordaen Jo Ann Tracy Marvellne Martena SEVENTH AND EIGHTH BACK ROW Left to Rxght Larry Elxaa Ronald Martin Donald Neleon Merlyn Martin Rxchard Hamilton Vernon Dollen Bobby Martena MIDDLE ROW Delorxs Shrxver Martha Eckmann Eleanor Iohanaen Ruth Ann Houlh Shirley Zacharxaa Donna Mxtchell Mr Arpa FRONT ROW Dennla McKean Bonnie Pitta LaVonne Kemmlah Roae Pete:-a Opal Pitta Judy Laing Robert Otto 2.1 - af . . , :U , . 5 ' 1 ' v 1 Q . 5 X , 1. 1 x ' ,a- I ' 1 : ' : ' . . 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' 1 1 : , . 1 - I , , FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY Presldent Arlen Gallup V1ce Presldent R1chard Dollen Secretary Treasurer De Lores Goshorn Arlen Gallup Class Sponsor Nlxss Lantow We began our h1gh school year wlth an enrollment of twenty but lost two the fxrst semester Norman Grap and Dorothy Wxlson Anthony Olhava from South Hlgh Omaha Nebraska became a member of our group the second serves ter There are fourteen members mn M1xed Chorus and ten on the basketball squads Freshman 1n1t1at1on was held September 3 The Sen 1ors gave a party that nxght 1n our honor ln the hxgh school aud1tor1um 7 Student Council ------------------------- Lucille Champlin Q1 N Q3 FIFTH AND SIXTH BACK ROW Left to Right Rxchard Kuatar Ruby Larriaon Audrey Hughes Barbara Lou Diggle Arlen Ullrich LaVonne Shrlver Mra Arpa FRONT ROW Gerald .Tanaaen Sharon Kemmllh Geneva Parr Wendell Waterman Coralysa Kay Hunt Barbara Martena Melvin Cave JUDY ARLEN DONNA LOVELY TRAMPS TEACHER S HOMELY LADIES PETS MALES BACK ROW MIDDLE ROW 1-' ss -L I THIRD AND FOURTH Left to Right Betty Jane Martenl, Janet Gilliland Betty Jean Marten! Colleen Steenbock Larry Watson Patsy Beckner Bnlly Joe Martens Joyce Hawel, Mila Westermann Mmme Mae Martxn LaVonne Fxtzgerald Ronald Otto Wayne Miller, Daane lwen Bxlly I-'xtzgerald Arnold Nelson and Ronald Pxtta Steebock and lven Januen BACK ROW MIDDLE ROW FRONT ROW PRIMARY ROOM Left to Right Min Oloff Don DeWitt, Karleen Mae Hunt. Gloria Buckner. Lytle Bobby Deupree Duane Otto John Teva Johnny Spracklln Madge Martens Joyce Iwen Terry Kremer Sharon Steenbock Charlotte Kremer Karon Steenbock Murlene Kemmxsh Vxrgxl Steenbock Freddxe Calabro Katherxne Evans Jxmmxe Martens Denms Watkms Nancy Muler Davxd Gamble Steven Tews Bobby Smxth, Jamce Becker, .hmmy Dehaan. Bernard Kremer Z4 - - Q Q ' -5 1 'K W' rl, , . . . V x 6- , ' , or r , - 6 w 1 L ' 2 - A r Q, ' 1 I I U I I l FRONT ROW: Judy Ullrtch, Janet Koll, Jimmy Freeman, Gaylan Smith. Harley Martin, Catherine ? , ' f i , 4 I 1 fl I . A 5 : : , ' Lyn fi EH ST U DENT COUNCIL BACK ROW Left to Right Superintendent, Fenton. fsponlorj Richard Helter Arlen Gallup FRONT ROW Lcll Champlln Marilyn Willard Delores Chnmplln Lucille Champlin Bonnie Champlin Joan Goshorn BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: SEATED: HI-LIGHTS STAFF Left to Right: Mrs. Taylor. fAdvisorl Miss Lantow. lsponlorj Norman Elias, Harley Martens, Clifford Mitchell, Marilyn Willard. Cleo Arbaugh, Mr. Fenton fAdvisorl. Bonnie Carpenter, Roberta Alter, Donna Pitts. Melvin Williams, Jo Ann Stamp, Ronald Elias, Arlene Tennigkeit, Donna Graybill. Z6 STUDENT COUNCIL Pres1dent Marllyn Wxllard Vxce Presldent Delores Champlm Secretary Treasurer Lols Champlm There are exght members 1n the Student Councml They are elected at the end of each year the mcomlng Freshmen elect then- representatlves at the begmmng the next school year The 1nd1v1dual classes nommate four members of the1r class and the entlre student body votes for the1r cholce of two Superxntendent Fenton IS our advlsor and attends all meetmgs Each year slnce the orgamzatwn of the Student Counc1l we have sent representat1ves to the State Student held at Boone and Marllyn Wxllard Bonme Champhn Delores Charnpl1n and Lo1s Champl1n attended the con ventlon The pr1nc1pal dutles whlch the Student Counc11 performs are Wfltlng and edltxng the yearbook attempt xng to settle dmsagreements between faculty members and students The Student Counc1l also often enters 1nto actxvxtxes such as Orglnatlhg and sponsormg last day of school act1v1t1es and school partxes durlng the year Members of the Student Councxl and the class wh1ch they represent are Mar1lyn Wxllard and Richard Hester Sen1or Loxs and Delores Champlm Jun1or Bonn1e Champlm and Joan Goshorn Sophomore Arlen Gallup and Lucxlle Champlm Freshmen Z7 . . . . of Council Convention. This year the State Convention was BACK ROW ROW THREE ROW TWO FRONT ROW MIXED CHORUS Left to Rxght Donna Grlyblll Lee Grnybxll Harold Walker Richard Hester Dlck Ullrxch Ronald Stamp Marlon Legan Jo Ann Stamp Bonnie Champlxn Delores Champlxn Loxs Champlm Marxlyn Wxllard Mxss Westermann lDxrectorl Peggy lngwersen Rose Ann Wxllxams Roberta Thordsen Earl Eckmann Vernon Peterson Arlen Gallup Wayne Martxn Dorothy Stamp Vemta Albers Lotus Meier Arlene Tenmgkelt Bonme Carpenter Faye Shrwer Mary Lou Martln Wxlma Cave Carolyn Patten Betty Champlxn Merlene Collxer Ruth Otto Lucxlle Champlm Joan Tracy Roberta Alter Cleo Arbaugh Jo Ann Ingwersen Accompamst De Lores Goshorn Joan Goshcrn Dons Pxtts Shxrley Carpenter La Vonne Grnybxll Kathleen Legan Alice Hughes Marvelxne Martens Gernldxne Thordsen Alta Dee Dunlap Ruth Cave gf X OCTETTE AND TRIO BACK ROV Left to Rxght Mxss Wester-mann fDxrectorl Delores Champlxn Loxs Champlm Peggy lngwersen Trxo .To Ann lngwersen Accompamstl FRONT ROW Wxlma Cave Betty Char-nplm Kathleen Legan Cleo Arbaugh Roberta Alter Marxlyn Vlxllard Lucllle Champhn Cctette 8 N N N I ' : . 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MUSIC The Mlxed Chorus was composed of forty s1x hxgh school members thls year Mlss Ruth Westermann of Clarlda Iowa d1rected the mus1c groups aga1n th1S year for her fourth year M1ss Westermann was the flrst dlrector of our chorus f1V8 years ago Jo Ann lngwersen a Iunlor th1S year was accompan1st for all mus1c groups .To Ann has been accompamst for the past three years The vocal groups sang for the grade school operetta When Chr1stmas Comes Numbers were presented by the Mlxed Chorus g1r1 s and boy s glee club octette and tr1o A comb1ned band and vocal concert was presented to var1ous mus1c groups at the concert 1nclud1ng some band solos and duets Some of the followlng presented at th1s t1me Delores Champlm and Alta Dee Dunlap Clarlnet Duet De Lores Goshorn Trumpet Solo and Mr Huster dxrector V1o11n Solos The band lead the annual Leg1on Homecomxng parade the 16 and 17 of Septelnber They also held a concert IH the park on the 17 of September Mr Arno Huster of Omaha Nebraska directed the band agaxn thxs year Mr Huster comes to teach band every Monday Mr Hoster also had charge of the tonettes played by grade school people The total number ln the band th1s year was thxrty seven 29 the public on March 21. Numbers were presented by all the BACK ROA Roberta Alter Jo Ann Ingwersen, Lois Champlm Faye Shriver Sharon Kemmzsh Larry Elias, LnVonne Kemmieh Gerald Janssen MIDDLE ROW Merlene Collier Majorettej Arlen Ullrich DeLores Goshorn Lucille Champlin Herman Zacharzas Donald Nelson Lee Graybxll Delores Champlxn Berber: Lou Dnggle Vernon Dollen Coralyss Hunt FRONT ROW Clifford Mitchell Marilyn Vullard Gaylan Smith Alta Dee Dunlap Arnold Nelson Richard Kuster Q ,c...J 3 N 4 4-4 Kitt'--I E-5? BACK ROW: Left to Right: Shirley Zacharias, Judy Laing. Donna Mitchell. Alice Hughes, Ruby Larrilon. FRONT ROW: La Vonne Grlybill. Judy Ullrich. Deanna Dcllen. Minnie Mae Martin, Charlotie Kremer. Joyce Hawes, Johnny Spracklin, Merlene Collier, Majorette. 30 Drum Major Pres1dent V1ce Pres1dent Manager DRUMS Roberta Alter Chfford M1tchell Gaylan Sm1th Marllyn Wxllard ALTO Sharon Kemrnxsh SAXOPHONES Donna Champlxn Larry Ellas Gerald Janssen LaVonne Kemm1sh CLARINET Delores Champlm Alta Dee Dunlap Barbara Lou Dmggle Rxchard Kuster Arnold Nelson BARITONE Loxs Champhn Faye Shr1ver John Martxn Tews Freddxe Calabro V1rg1l Steenbock Don DeW1tt Bobby Duepree Karleen Hunt Joyce Iwen Kathrme Evans BAND Offlcers TONNETTES 31 Merlene Colller Lo1s Champlln Clxfford M1tchell Herman Zachar1as TRUMPETS Arlen Ullrxch Delores Goshorn Lucllle Champlln Coralyss Kay Hunt Donald Nelson Herman Zachar1as Vernon Dollen Lee Grayb1l1 TWIRLERS Marlene Colher Allce Hughes LaVonne Grayblll Donna M1tchell Judy Lamg Shxrley Zacharlas Charlotte Kremer Joyce Hawes Janet G1.ll1land Ruby Larrxson Johnny Sprackhn Nancy Mxller Betty Jean Martxn Catherme Steenbock Duane Iwen Patsy Beckner Harley Martxn Larry Watson B1l1xe Fxtzgerald Jxmmy Freeman Secretary -------------------------- Delores Champlin 'SSE If 4.11 BACK ROW Left to Rxght Carolyn Patten Rose Ann Wxllxams Kathleen Legan Mary L.ou Martm Joan Goshorn Fay Shrxver Mr Young Coach MIDDLE ROW La Vonne Graybnll fManagerJ Mxss Heldt Chaperonej Lucxlle Champlxn Roberta Thordnen Dorothy Stamp Bonnxe Champlm Betty Champlxn De Lores Goshorn Marxlyn Wxllard Delores Champlm Io Ann Stamp Denms Watkms Mascot, Arlene Tennlgkent Loxs Champlm Lotus Mener FRONT ROW BACK ROW Lee Graybxll Dxck Dollen luck Ullrxch Jxm Stamp buanr ljollen Merxll Cooney Johnny lngwersen MIDDLE ROW Marlon Legan Managerl Marvin Martxn Marlon Martin Ronald Stamp Norman Otto. Bernxe Howe, Mr Young Coach? FRONT RCW Vernon Peterson, Melvxn Wxllxams, Harley Martens Wayne Martm Bob Alter bennxs Watkxns Uvascctl 33 mfg? A . I ', X ' , R . A .f r , 5 3 Z . . K . . l : ' ' . ' . . ' ' K , W. . , 4 , l V I , X ,. . . Q. A 3 ' Q . . ' . ' . . . 4 , BASKETS LL Y fm 4m BASKETBALL SQUAD The followmg were the lettered glrls on Lo1s Champlm Forward Th1rd Year Jo Ann Stamp Forward Th1rd Year Bonn1e Champlxn Forward Th1rd Year Betty Charnplm Forward Fxrst Year Arlene Tenn1gke1t Forward Flrst Year Marxlyn W1llard Guard Fourth Year Delores Champlxn Guard Th1rd Year Lotus Mexer Guard Second Year Delores Goshorn Guard F1rst Year La Vonne Graybxll Manager F1rst Year The followmg were lettermen on the boy Marlon Mart1n Forward Th1rd Year Melvm W1111ams Forward Th1rd Year Harley Martens Guard F1rst Year Ronald Stamp Center Th1rd Year Vernon Peterson Guard Second Year Marv1n Martln Guard Second Year Bern1e Howe Guard F1rst Year Wayne Martm Forward F1rst Year Mar1on Legan Manager F1rst Year B asketball Schedule Opponent G1r1s Elk Horn There Mmden Here T ennant There Underwood There Neola St Joe There Shelby There M1SSOur1 Valley Here Neola There Woodbme There Mlnden There Magnoha Here Underwood Here Neola St Joe There G1rls County Tournament t Woodk ne M1ssour1 Valley Mondam1n 48 40 Dunlap Boys County Tournament at Logan Logan the team team Boys G1r1s Sectlonal Tournament at M1ssour Valley Pxsgah 50 26 Woodbme 34 17 Logan 19 Z0 34 fi: .ai-.,.,, YEATEA Ml 1 46 , E 51 2 I 1 . . n : . - - . 4 - - - f . . - - . , , . - - . 4 g . - - . 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Ag X --- 23-22 39-49 ' --- 48-28 35-21 --- 32-21 34-29 --- 20-49 -Tx Neola Public---Here 40-41 34-22 ,jg , . --- 28-32 25-42 4- --- 53-35 21-41 ' ' --- 41-72 --- 47-32 36-15 Q ' --- 47-17 43-28 ,nJ ' --- 57-34 26-20 X mf '--- 40-34 36-33 ' --- 46-41 . --- 68-45 36-29 ' a ' ' 60-21 . - 5 F 32-29 3 ' - 18-36 A Opponent Girls Boys Tennant Here 43 33 53 32 Shelby Here 78 eo 52. 62 Boys Sectmonal Tournament at Harlen Kirkman 62 37 Earhng 36 44 BOYS BASKETBALL The Persia five lost their first game of the season and then started a vumung spree The team ended the season with a record of eleven games won and seven lost The one outstandlng game of the season was against the undefeated Underwood team Persia s boys defeated Under wood by a lead of five points and handed Underwood lt s only loss in twenty one games and also the only defeat in the Po Ha She conference At the County Tournament Pers1a drew Logan and were defeated Kirkman 1n the first round of battle and lost to Earl ing in the second round of play Earling later became champs of the tourney Persia boys tied with Shelby for third place in the Po Ha She conference with a score of eight won and four lost Our high score for the season was Mar1on Martin with 184 points in eighteen games We are looking forward to another good season for our boys next year With the exception of Melvin Williams and Harley Martens the entire team will be back in force with also some promxsing material coming 1nto the Freshman class 35 defeated the first night. In the Sectional Tournament Persia GIRLS BASKETBALL The Pers1a sextet made a very f1ne start ln basketball as the season opened by w1nn1ng the fmrst game and contmued throughout the season by settmg an outstandlng record for themselves To best gxve a clear pxcture of the sk111 of our players we set down the followmg facts Games Won 17 Games Lost 3 Games lost were lost by 1 4 1 po1nts Won Harr1son county tournament Took second place 1n the sect1ona1 tourney Second 1n the g1r1s Po Ha She conference Defeated two prev1ously undefeated teams Neola Team offenswe average 46 Team defenswe average 31 Lo1s Champ11n our star forward made a total of 512 po1nts for the season Wlth an average of 27 po1nts to the game and a hxgh of 49 for a sxngle game Jo Ann Stamp forward had a game average of 12 polnts to the game and a total of 241 for the season Jo Ann s hxgh score for one game was 34 poxnts After one look at these facts and fxgures everyone should be equally convmced that the g1rls basketball team d1d an ex cellent job of br1ng1ng reknown to Persla and we ask them to accept our s1ncere congratulatlons 36 1. 2.. - - ' . 3. ' . 4. ' ' . 5. ' ' - - . 6. ' , St. Joe and Mondamin. 7. ' . 8. ' 9. ' ' , g 10. , , ,T FX 5 E THIRD AND FOURTH 1941 MISPRINTS WHICH ONE S THE HORSE? WHAT? 7 'P BERNIE PETE AND MlTCH RUZZON 7 NEAT CHASSIS f 'E Jil-f 'hx GERT and B O FROSH CHETA TARZAN and JANE 38 ! I Z QA X 4 6. 4 L 4 .5 A v - -A 4 N :w av , V - ,H in . A, r S 4 9? 1.4 I 4 , . '11 .I it 5E'Q'g f. 1, 0 , v F 2 'wvvfm ,.-W, 'P I ' ,, .Y , .,, .A .-.-,.: A ,aa ,' 21,3 ' . nf 153,13-Zig'-'f1fQ'4Qf', - 144: I I 4 . ,,, 4 ,. WHAT IS IT? CAUGHT IN THE ACT HUBA HUBA TERRII-'IC TWOSOME T OWN WOL VES LOVERS JI sb NEW CHEVY MR HUSTER FLYING FARMER GOOD ON GUARD BIZ 1 1' X. ' 1 I Q , K 1 4,06 V , .. ! Y ,. O Q v ul , 41 39 WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF Moon and Lotus d1dn t go together? ? 'P P ? ? 'P 'P 'P ? ? Marilyn d1dn t go w1th D1ck'P ? ? ? 'P ? 'P 'P Teachers d1dn t come to school? ? 'P ? 'P 'P ? ? Ron Elxas got to school on t1me'P 'P 'P ? 'P ? ? 'P Son Busch hadn t graduated? ? ? ? ? 'P 'P 'P 'P The whole .Tumor class had attended the party after the play? ? ? ? ? Norman Otto would have been L11 Abner? ? 'P 'P ? 'P ? ? ? Roland hadn t blown out the fuses? ? 'P 'P 'P ? ? The Bxology Class studxed? 'P ? ? ? ? ? 'P Democrats hadn t won out 1n school elect1on'P ? ? 'P ? 'P 'P Merlene d1dn t go wxth Wayne? ? 'P ? 'P ? ? ? St Joe Mart d1dn t go wzth Betty and v1sa versa? ? 'P ? 'P ? ? Four Student Councxl members hadn t attended State meetmg? ? ? ? 'P Mar1lyn and Delores would go to Doane? ? 'P ? 'P ? 'P ? 'P Shenandoah Boys weren t so fnendly Rememberj ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? The teachers weren t so good look1ng? 'P ? 'P 'P f'7th and 8th I There was heat ln the schoolhouse? ? 'P ? ? ? ? 'P ? Junxor Class play hadn t been a success? ? 'P 'P ? 'P Earl and Ronald hadn t taken the class play so serlously? ? ? ? ? ? ? Delores and Vernon d1dn t go steady? ? 'P 'P ? ? ? ? Some people could walk to school under thelr own power? ? ? ? ? ? ? The Student Councxl didn t publ1sh the ANNUAL 'P 'P 'P ? ? ? ? ? The B B gmrls hadn t fr1ends after Wednesday mght practxces el1m1nate walklng down town? ? ? ? ? ? 'P ? The gxrls d1dn t have the NEW LOOK ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Marllyn hadn t got a fur? ?Coat? ? ? ? 'P ? 'P Le Roy hadn t gone to Cal1forma'P ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Persxahada GYM ????'P???? Dee d1dn t spraxn her ankle before every B B season? ? 'P ? ? ? The Freshmen were bashful? 'P ? 'P ? ? ? 'P ? 'P ? Betty wasnt ON GUARD ????????'P? Mass Westermann and Peggy d1dn t blush? ? 'P ? 'P ? 'P Joan and Jack d1dn t go steady? 'P ? ? ? ? ? ? Persla d1dn t have so much talent? ? ? 'P ? ? ? ? ? Glenn d1dn t always sleep? ? 'P ? ? ? 'P ? Ron and Mxtch weren t fnends? ? 'P ? 'P 'P ? ? ? Kathleen d1dn t entertam us m Muslc? ? ? ? ? 'P ? ? ? 'P Lucllle hadn t worn a sarong? ? 'P ? ? ? ? 'P ? Mmss Heldt could have a smart Home Econom1cs Class ? ? 'P ? ? ? Loxs Champlm hadn t learned to dr1ve'P ? ? 'P ? ? ? Denny wasn t mascot? ? ? ? ? ? ? Normle wasnt so neat'P?'P?'P???'P?? Melvm was gozng w1th Reva? 'P ? ? ? ? ? 'P ? Several students hadn t gone to Des Momes? ? ? 'P ? ? ? Pers1a gxrls hadn t beaten Neola? 'P ? 'P ? ? ? 'P ? Lo1s had a FORD 1n her future? ? ? ? 'P ? ? ? ? Lucxlle could dec1de between Rxchard and Bern? 'P ? ? ? ? ? 'P Cleo and Norm d1dn t go together? ? ? 'P 'P ? ? ? ? ? ? Marilynwould gofly ak1te??????????? 40 I' . . .. . balu g . I Q v - Q ..' ' ' ' ' to .g . . auii n . . - o Harley Martens Melvin Williams Jo Ann Stamp Roberta Alter Rlchard Hester Marilyn Willard Glenn Perry Delores Champlxn DeLores Goshorn Jo Ann Ingwersen Lois Champlm Peggy Ingwersen Marlon Mart1n Bernie Howe Ronald Stamp Roberta Thordsen Evelyn Schafer Dlck Dollen Vernon Peterson Ruth Cave Carolyn Patton Wilma Cave Lotus Meier Faye Shriver Nlerlene Coll1er Clifford Mltchell Dorothy Stamp Marion Legan Merrill Cooney Marvin Mart1n Herman Zacharias James Stamp Kathleen Legan Varl Eckmann Ronald El1as Bonnie Champlm Betty Champlin Norman has Lucille Champlin Norman Otto La Vonne Graybill Mr Young Arlen Gallup Richard Hester Roland Eckert Ronald alias Basaetball Teams Girls Squad NICKNAMES 41 Harky Jake Slugger Bert Doc Dimples Commodore Dee Dee Lo1e Peg Moon Bern Shorty Slew Foot Bert Champ Snooky Pete Poofy Whiz Wllm Lotxe Corky Mert Mitch Dort Cassanova Odd One Marve Herm 11m Pug Snearl Ron Elwin Smart Mart Norm Lue Squirt Coach Little Joe Dlck Speed Professor All Stars County fur 1 n .To ff. v Ot , L, r , 1 C- Tx PFX A ,Ig-r4f 4. 41 f4'4W 1157: granny: S ,, . ,, il , I :mv . ,. ,- . . -. . 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