Pocahontas High School - Indian Yearbook (Pocahontas, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 36 of the 1937 volume:

THE INDIAN cuss or OC PUBLISHED BY 1937 POCAHONTAS HIGH SCIl00l. P AHONTASJOWA FGQEWQVQD FACULLY J Rollin Grant, Superintendent Wyron Olson helle Cousnlin Dell Emerson Jeanice Williams Drdmatics PTIUCIP l Latin Leta McM1llin Commercial Enblisn Cerl Flanagan Athletic qv norexe me vel Cn fo Ma hem tlcs Wari PlSl9F Science 4a lor Pa,mond iome Economics Edltor in Cnief Business Msn ger Class Editor Dr matic Editor Music Editor Art EGltOT Faculty Advisor W rren P tPlCK Colliss Kepler Dale Boyd Bonita Kopriva Mary Sioyl Forbes Jean Mefferd Supt J Rollin Grant WTHE INDILKN STAFF Sports Editor... ... ... ....Paul Posakony CLHSSE5' Glen l ttbrsnell 'T ti Y Whll l'o 1 bl wnisfe n' v LIGHS Faotb 1 , Con ert n l f 1' L erett , Ole L b 11 Cl Cxorus 1,4 HSLQH butler L9 b H e of red Q8 r 1 ' dangerous W Volle, ball ?, 3,4, Glee Club l Dale Boyd WSandy' HConcentration conilicts so xitn normal thoughts Class President L Foot ball 2,5,4, Basaetbull 4 Trecm 3,4, Declamatory ? 5, Debate ?,5,4, One Act Plays l,0 4 Junior Clas Pld5,Glee Club 3 4, Annu StQff,Ct te PCdd9U1C 0 Mary S1051 Forbes 'Sibyl' NDon't hind ne, ny motqer s Just live here becr t ry l,5, Holley ball , , On Lot Plays 4 Junuo Cl s Plu,, Orcoes tra l,?,5,4, Ope etta 9 4 Glee Club l,P,5,4, Wixec Cnorus 6,4,Annuel Staff 4 State Ac uemics f Aloysius Dady Al WSome day You will hear from me.W Cneer Leader 2 BWV' G s if 1 1111, ucllle B rnn rdt buoy' Hbn trads tne st te e url Q H ln 1 Bloqbero WBlonif 'It gr n ol orld 1 ,ou t KE lt seriously c t 4 Football 5 4 Evelyn Colee bv A m iden of spirit still and luict HOperett 4,Glee lub 6,4,Wixeu Chorus 5,4 Amorose Cdllugnan Ted ov been in Nebrasaa COt13ll 4, Treca 5,4 Loris Freeman 'Dora' 'Sue possesses that mucn desired treit cglled com won sense.P Volley bell 5, 1, Operette 4,Glee Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 5 J y D Wlntb t e orlu of c ana corruption steppct lr LCGJ, supreme W C9115 Dw4ond SODIy WDon't tarry he e wnile tnere's tHlHgS to do a s to see Footb ll 3,4, Bassetoall 5,4, Traca ,5,4, Junior Class Pla Doe etta 4, GLQG Cluo 4 delen Gilcnrlst 'Glllie' WSchool does so lntrade upon one's SOC1al acti 1 es N One pct Plays M Jurior Class Play, Cneel Cc-OSI' James Gllcnrist NJiu W4en's only fault is the Class President Football 4 One Act la s l 9 JUDlOT Clas Pla3, Ooe etta 4 Bernlce Jonfson NBurny WAll Sr at persons aren t Q gre 11 Q3 Q ji 3 -U- LLOI De N is sllen me fno s muon W G rels L ry' e e l n l the one M 4, Cortert B no Har Hlh Banu 6,4, lee Club 5, Hoare Earl Freen n 'Pad' Fonnie l s Ove toe Foot l 4 ne Pl ys 4 Lolise Hi tt 'Hln t' stately m iden f 1 and eminentl, IEt1CQ t ' x9Tyl Horton NW1 ' tnese folxs aoout so is beyold Easnetbf l 5,4, Tr PA F6 r ,S u 5 dcev rush n Y! I f Glee Maurice Janes HB0 WTne onlg thing nrong With me is Ameliorzatlon Basketball 4 Traci 5,4, Declam 5, One Act Plays 2,4, JUBIOF Cl ss Pla, Operetta 4, Glee Club 5,4 Wixed Cnorus 5,4 Benlta dopriva UN1ta UI'm Krovn far and rlde as Dancing Wax Lou W Vice President 2 and 5, Volley all 2, 5, nd Captai f Declan 2 and 5, Debate W One Act Plays l,?, and 4 Junior Class Play, Orche tra l and 2 Concert Banc l, 2, and 4, Operetta 2,4, Glee Club 5,4, dixed Chor us 5,4, Annual Staff Glenn Johnson WLanxy WOnly w eds grow tall' Athletic Harager 4,0ne Act Plays l, Marching Band 4 Eva Larson WLittle Eva WFour out of every five girls are definitely dumb I am the fifth N Orchestra 1,P,:5,4 Corliss Kepler NKep WDon't Know why ---- I ust can't Keep that Junior off my mind.N Class President 5, Declam 2 and 53 Debate 2, 5, 4gOne Act Plays l,2, and 43 Junior Class Play, Operetta 2,43 Orchestra 1, 2, 5, 43 Concert Band l,2, 5, 43Glee Club l, 2, 5, 43 Mixed Chorus 5, 4, Annual Staff. Norma Johnson WSwede' WSwedes are alright if you know hov to handle tnem W Athletic M nager 4 One Act Plays 4 Operetta ,4, Glee Club f,4, Mixed Chorus 2 Clarence Johnson WClancy WGosh, I wish I as hand some like Gable or Taylorn Puth Krug NHamW 'I'm always think ng of you, Charlie W Volley ball l P 5, 4, One Act Plays 4, Junior Cl ss Play, Op e etta 2 and 4, Glee Club l, ?, 5, 4, Mixed Chorus 5 a d 4, Cheer Leader 1,4 Marion Johnson WJohnnyW NHe has two soeeds slow nd suoer slow Marching Eand 4, Operetta 2,4, Glee Club l,?,5,4, Mixed Chorus 5,4, State Academics 1 Lucille McDonald Lucy' UA woman's crowning glory is her hair.W Operetta 4, Glee Club 5,4,Mixed Chorus 5. Jean 4efforo 'Jearl N ou go ,oar 1a5,ard I' Jurs Operetta To S r en VIYFWCK WPa N onetn Q nortx while doing lS Jortn nlle dol g U t T1naber nu l Staff Laurett Monkelien 'httm oeorge and I get along Albert Seal cet fl nlt s just because of h1 a J na1r that omen love to toucn W Secretar, Football l,?,5, Captain 4 easwetb ll ,o,4, Track T Joyce Sod S Jo ce' eyzs sy v l ey ball ,3,4, One pci Plays l,9,4 Junior Clas y Orc1estra l 9,5,4, p rett 0 4 Glee Club l ?,5,4, Mlxed Cnorus 5 Cneer Le der 4 2 'I is ai 9 ictor Naffzlger N ffn WGooo sciolars aren't l I tno e ho meme them selve seen ard near F lee Club 5 4 Wixed Chorus Joyce Mefford HJoy Nwere there no boys, life would be he venly W Oper ftt vaul Posanony Pussy WThe booms are frong, ay H Vice president President 4, Footb ll ,5, r ck l,?,5,4, Deb te tue Act Pl ys 4, Jun or Cl ss Play, Orchestr l,9 7 4 Operett ?,4 Glee Club l,?,5,4, Mixed Chorus 4, Allflual Staff Ma Earet Ph1llips HM ggien 'T tH1HK th t the books r rong too W One Act Plays 1,4 Concert Band 5 ,Qperetta ?,4, Gl e Club Janes Travis Jim '4etcalf and Ovens n ve rothin on me W Football 0 5, Captai Tracn l C ptain 5 S ge 4 U ger 5, Glee Club 5 4 frtmur 7 tlplfdl rl Wl'n stud,1n5 to be Q lfa student I nope WPresidc FoJtb0ll ,1,4, Basxc all 5, C otain 4,TracA 4, One ,ct Plays 4, Jun 0 Cluss Pla,, Ooeretta f ee Club 0 3 4 M PL Cnsrus 4 Josepnlne Sedlaced Ulf I only nad a horse Vice oresident 4, Vollew l , Captain 6,4, O4 erettd ,4, Glee Club l Tixeu Cnoru 5,4 lO19COU n5 ,ueen 4 rgor, 5 l I 'S 1 y' m n's m or D L n One ct ,S 4 Junior il rcnestr 1,4 Oferett 4 lee Cldb 5,4,11fQo Cxorus 'Paw' orcen StOH61 NStony 1 I coulo only 5 t he fcnexs to listen, tneg rn soncthwng H 4' E 52 J V' Iilmg Presld nt Vernon Hudek Vice Pre Ldent 1dFgdF9t Ann hudson Secret ry Tre urer Ele nor Eastr rd SOPHOMORES Pres1dent Robert Madsrn Vlce P eeid rt Vvelwr urne Secretary Tredsqr Marjorie Hoffert Cneer eede Jeanette Gi on iQL ll Lg T' ' e ....................... 5' ' ...........P' ' ' ' a as ' ......... ,a ' ' aA Cheer Leader.....................Erme Howard ' A r ' e. .................Q 4'. T Yr x f 1 ' ' er........J 1 L '- r......... .... 1 r V FFEQHMEN PTEQiQSUt Shlrley Nclsor Vice President darion Mefferd Qecretary Treasurer Lois Crummer JUNIOF HIGH Eignth Grade President June que Seventn Grade President Calvin Petezson Yell Leaders Marian Nelson Margaret Turner 12 ,LA - Y ............ ........ ' xv 1 L, ' onus campus Cheer Leader.......... .. .....Ione Kopriva - onuosuoan-uousuanuoA . , ATHLETICS K 5 I I Jtln Mtfflvl FOOTBALL The l956 Football season began the work of Coaches Flanagar and Zoda as ath letlc mentors at Pocahontas Hlgh It didn't take them long to get acquainted w1tn eve yone about one half hourl, and football practice started off with gre t en thuswasm on Qeptember l We nov skip two weeks of grunts and groans as the aspiring Qand perspiringl Red Granges take their callsthenics and dummy tackling September ll Pocahontas l3 Gilmore O The operlng game With Gilmore proved that the Indians had greatpmssibilities ir store for them The mud was ankle deep on tne field, making it tough for the baclfleld, but when the flnal vhlstle blew the Indians had waded through for tvo touchdowns The players' suits were so muddy toward the last that the spectators often couldn't tell WHICH team was WHICH, and even the pl yersthemselves sometimes wondered wdether they were t ckling an opposing player or the referee September lb Pocahontas l5 Gllmore O It was on a sunny autumn afternoon that the Indians played Laurens in the flr t Conference b ttle of the season Three times Pocahontas madelaurens dig in and b ttle on tHCiF goal line, and three times the Indians were freakishly kept from scoring Laurens was badly outclassed all the way, Pocahontas making ten first donxs vhile Lauren could manage only one October 9 Pocahontas 6 Lohrville O The StotiSt1CS of the Lohrville game can tel' you more about it than the actual score can Pocahontas made fourteen flrst downs Lohrvllle made one Poc ahontas made P6? yards from Scrimmage Lonrville made twenty eight The high spot oi LHS game was Pocahontas's hard hitt1ng backfield The game put the Irdlans ir the runnlng in the Twin Lakes Conference October 9 Pocahontas P6 Alta O It w s a determined bunch of Indians that took the field against Alta The line opened up holes as never before, and the backfieldforged through with smash es, passes, reverses, and laterals Alta was game, but to no avail Pocahontas October l6 Pocaz rt Lake City 7 No one n o thodght that tre gene with Lake City ould be anynmdsummerxught's e xu ll mash' lhey had beaten all the best teams in their vicinlty and were AIHHSTS ln the Coon Valley Conference While numerically lt was a defeat for Pocahontas, the moral victory was ours, since the team fought with that Udo or dlen attitude which makes a team a winner no matter how badly they are defeated October P5 Pocahontas 6 Rolfe 6 The homecoming game Cor should we say dog iightj with Rolfe was a battle from start to finish It was a conference battle, which added to the enthusiasm great affection was displayed between members of the opposing teams when the smoke finally cleared after the battle it was discovered that the score was tied and all the fightlng h d come to naught October SJ Pocahontas 14 Manson O The afternoon game at Manson was not so spectacular as far as passing and oper play was concerned, but vhat it lacked in trickery it made up for in brute force, w1th Pocahontas doing most of the forclng The Indians' line held so well that Manson scarcely made a first down, while the backfleld continuously pounded them for long gains November 6 Pocahontas ?7 Albert City 7 One of the highlights of the 1956 season was the defeat tHe Indians handed Albert City Albert City has always been known to have especially strong football teams But all tradition was upset, and Pocahonta literally swamped them with a barrage of passes and spectacular running plays November l5 Pocahontas 7 Rockwell City 19 Lady Luck completely deserted the Indians in the final game of the season a confererce controversy with Rockwell City Outgalned and outplayed in every quar ter, the Rockwell City contingent capitalized on breaks and came through forthree touchdowns as many as were scored on Pocahontas in all the rest of the games put together First downs Pocahontas eight, Rockwell City four Yards fromscrimmage Pocahontas 228, Rockwell City llO Season's record won ? tied 2 lo Three members of the l956 Football team received all conference honors C captalrs Travi and Sedlacek, and Elmer Blomberg Albert Sedlacek was alsogdven honorable mention for all state honors by Jack North 14 ' . ' f A - . r I . . . I I , F . . r' 4 C - f ' a - ' L' o . ., . , . K A' , . Y ' 1 . , . 2 . Y . I H . ' Y ' A v ' a . 1 a f ' ' . ' s a ' ' . 5 , x ' n 1 1 J s . , F . L . : . ' . ' ' . - X 1 ' Y- 1 . 1 . - . a . had really come into its own. --- io. as 3 gc W f V 5- f W ' f - ' dr am, aa' ' 'f t. ' V ' ' ' ' ' 1, -1' v . f ' ' 1 Y -In . ' ' ' . No ' f a . N l--- 'X 1 . . S , --.. ' I A Q ' : 5 , st - : O- A S . . - V . 5- 7 5 . X o ,Jr 1 J ,- nj' 9 .-. BASlE BALL Tne l966 5? ba netball team, composed of five seniors finished the se son with percentage oi 607, W1HR1fg se enteen out of twenty eight games TUG Ind i rs entered four todrnaments the Conference, County, Sectional, and District In the Corlere ce Tournamert the Pocahontas five won the first game, a close strugble all the way through This n de them eligible to play in the semifinal round 'ith Rolfe In thls game CHQ Indlans held the strong Rolfe ageregrtion to one of the 1OW6St scores of Rolfe' hole season, Pocanont losirg by only a few points In the consolation round txt Indians dropped another close battle urlohr ville Artndr Z oua l, captain of the l356 57 cagers, was awardedagosition on tue all conlererce team Tne team also N r thelr iirst Eame 1n tne County Tournamert, but here again nosed out Ly tae cn mplOHSH1p Rolfe eam 1U the Clas A flnals Tnc Irdyars yon the next tournament the Sectloral After nW81K1Hg aw yn mth tre flrst game wlth Albert City, the Indlans entered the Class A finals nth Mara tnon The team droo ri yn tne f'rst part of the game, but came through in the last half for n 6lC1+1TL vlctory Thls made them eligible to compete in tne Distrlct Tournamert at 1 UA Clty Toe 1DdlcI were defeated in tle first round of tne Distr ct Tournament by S16lUOF Tne game I s very close tde team losirg by only three point SCHEDULE Ware H velocy Lon vlllet Rolfe' Plover Buff lo Center Britt Manson 0 Bradgate Rocxwell City Fonda Albert Cityr Pomeroy Bradgate Palmer Laurensi Rolfe bulpnur Springs Lane Cityr Pomeroy THEY ,F TOURNAWENTS IREY COLPERENCE Laxe City Rolfe Lohrville COUNTY Fonda Rolfe SECTIONAL Albert City Marathon DISTRICT Indicate Twin Lakes Conferente games Sueldon WE ' V- '. 0' 46 1? . 55 E t l5 ?u r ' f 14 50 ' 29 16 f 55 17 ' 26 24 44 29 55 7 a - 57 21 P2 P5 20 L6 f' 19 ?5 U4 l5 25 24 56 51 ?O . 61 24 14 52 ' 10 16 ' 29 55 10 31 22 30 14 1? R 59 50 1 27 50 ' 28 18 ' 20 28 ' 6 R S 1 ' ?5 A Q8 16 X A Rb ,w I K 'H x 56 I K 4 A x ' ans f J 'U 4 LPICK ine l956 trecx team n d a very successiul se sur, W1DHlU5 all the dual meets as vell dS tn 1 in Lanes Conierence meet lne Indian tract men won tnc first two meets by large marguns lne r ilrs ooponert las Boca ell City, and tne second, dumboldt Tue 4 Pocexon s Fel ys s the largest tracx meet evez nelc t Po n n lnlrty one scnools :ere represented rive relay records were broAer QD1Fli L e vdn tue meet lne next meet dS a du l meet wltn Sioux Hup1CS lne Indians on ell nm rel ay enJ iive lndlviddfl events to easily wir the encodnter Tue Pocanontas tracy nen placed fourtn 1F tne Big Four track meet 1616 at Fond Tue Indi ns scored lolrteen points 1n all, winning first in tne'mle re'ey QUG pldclre 1D tne medley and two mlle relays Ne t was tie CODILFCHCS meet held here at Pocahontas The score v s Close all trrjdtn tue meet and the inner was still in doubt ner tne ldstevent ol the alternoon ttf t 0 nile relay came np lqe race tne meet, BHG tne u yyere smved nun fne Pocenont s ancdor men passed his Lane City opponent in tn: rome stretcn J II 11rst olece 'o tne Indlzns The linul score Pocenontes fifty tnree, La! C1 y ne nearest opponent, forty Glght Tue see on closed with tne District meet in Fort Dodge ine IHGiaHC cored twelve points, placxnf in seven different events dJ1LeO1ING ,FEEL ,ND lTTPhDnI1S VOnnEY BALL LIPTPII Ioyce Podusfe, Josepnine Sedlecef, Benita Aoprive Benita Konrlva, end Rutn Krug 18 M -l ' ', - .r . . . . . . ' eq.. ' , .- - , . 1 . cn .cs A I . A -4 'K f r lr ' - N -., I ' 51 YJ . A . M r . , . , . .. . . - . ' - . . . 3 st A . 2 w f . 2 l3U6 axe-te . a' ue' ' -I , ' ' e ce o - . I' ' . 1 - . - . - ' ' tes. - 1 - u . - ' A . 4 .. ey enf nf-' , - . 1 . ' '.1 w' ' e' s ' . m ' w 1 - - ' 5 ' ' 1 'z . . ' . . - , ' ' ' - 4- 1 . - X . e . . . a. '- e ' , lf 'N Q ' - A x U ' -A Y Q ll ' F 1 f A . A , ' -. Za gnu 1 . ,' . w W l w . cg ,- A . . ,,,, , . . p m , - , ,., e . , . , A s lr -.. ', ' . A , . fr. 4. 4 w + .' z' a . N' 4 -V 1 ' 2 r . f 1 ' 4- r ' 'Q 1 . 1 ' ' V u t w . y l r L . . . ' , - 'Le Lv, L f 2' - . :'s 1 , 1 , ' '. H ' - 5 n' 5 ' ' . ' . 1 VOLLEYBALL The 1956-57 volleyball team had an exceptionally good season. The Indian maidens won nine out of the eleven games played. including the Countychamplonship. The County Tournament was held at Palmer on February 28. Pocahontas played Ware in the first game of the 'round robinn series and won after a close struggle. In their second game Pocahontas played Palmer, and this was the best game of the whole tournament. Palmer Had been one of the toughest rivals all season, and it was only after a hard battle that Pocahontas came out victorious. The final game, played with Varina, was not too exciting. The Pocahontas girls more than doubled the score on their badly outplayed opponents. The team brought home the second County championship trophy won by Pocahontas in two years. WE SCHLDULE THEY 49 Ware 15 43 Varina 9 22 Palmer 26 58 Pomeroy 18 27 Palmer 26 Palmer Lanesboro Pomeroy COUNTY TOURNAMENT Mare Palmer Bacx row Coach Fisher, CHHFLGHG Hunt, Erma Howard, Arlere Battershell Amelia Kopriva, Jeanette Carlson, Ardis Kepler, Doris Freeman, N rwa Johnson Cwgr J Supt J R Grant, Front row Helen Butler, Mary Sibyl Forbes, Benita Kopriva fCapt 1, Ruth drug, Josephine Sedlacex Joyce Podusxa 19 25 25 8 40 52 25 17 ' 14 24 21 59 Varina 18 AIN Y XXQ1 39 if Q91 f FIW 77 1 OM! F- 'ramatms Q... ...J 25 J I J I V f - Ozxm THU--L X 1- 2- T Y S.. 'X 1 xx fy I , I! X W l . E ai vi '12 1 ,':. 'gr 'Z . ' . is -1? .gff X .gf ff, N -if '51 rf I' .417 ill W 'Jai ASH, JT f 1 L ' .1 WTHE hOUC OF THE FLASHING LIGhT' A large audience witnessed the thrill of an exciting mystery presented by the Junior Class of '57 under the direction of Miss Jeanice williams Tne 'House of the Flashing Lightn answered many bewildering questions who stole the ruby, Known as WThe Devil's Eye,W from the temple of Naga, the snake goddess in Western China9 who was the mysterious black figure who haunted the spooky halls of the house of the flashing light? why did a party of Americans so greedily desecrate the temple of the Chinese goddess? why did Mr Li caress the ribs of whomever he chanced to All the heirs of Aunt Lucy's estate had been instructed to meet in WThe House of the Flashing Lightn on this particular evening for the purpose oi hearing the will read Louise Bashford Marjorie Salsburyj, Stella and Dot Faber Glelen Gil christ and Joyce Poduskal, and eva Harper Ruth Krugj, are here for their share of the estate They are introduced to the strange house by Lavina Benita Koprivaj, the none too amicable grey haired housekeeper The gruesome mystery house isfbund to be just a little too much Phyllis CMary Sibyl Forbesl, Eva's colored maid, has no time for PedrofArthur ZatlouKalD,the Mexican laborer who works around the house for Mr Li Corliss Keplerj, the Chinese fruitman who prowls about the house with the appearance of Jessie Corcoran CPaul Posakonyj, Clark Richards CBob Jamesl, a wise cracxing news reporter, and Doyle Kevlin CDale Boydl, the action begins The audience found themselves gripping the arms of their seats so penetrating were the spooks, haunts, and blood curdling screams They were thrilled, they were chilled, they were exhausted, from the suspense They liked the mystery, they liked romance And more than that they enjoyed the philosophy of life and ideals 'Your life flashes on this world just lixe that beam of light then the wheel of time rolls on blotting it out and nothing remains but a memory W 22 meet with a revolver? 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To L'..na:-L H 1 ses. 1 t 1 tow.: sri., t' A ' - t za' f ef 'uf To - T7, 13.57, ' ' - Q L' ' all if'Q t p' AL a 5 1 2 Q its ' 7 ' J . 24 WLISTLN TO LEONW WLICTEN TO LEO1W A three act comedy farce under the direction of Miss williams w s pr sented by tne Junior Class of '38 in the nigh school auditorium on two evenings Lecau e there ere tnirty eight juniors and IDG slay called for a cast of only eight, the snow was presented by a double cast Leon Paul Poduska and Bill Streitj had Nhat amounted to a genius for living Wwhy tell the truth when a lie is so much more enjoyableon he asked And when his valet QLewis Hammerj remonstrated, he airily stated that if he could lie himself into troubles, he could lie himself out of them a ain His valet tacked him up as well as he could, but often he was not so sure just vhich lie he was backing But Leon really had something to conceal His devoted and ricr are CVernon Hudek and Arnold Johnsonj planned to marry him to his a d QJeanette Carlsor and Eleanor Exs randj, but neon shied at the idea A schoolboy infatuation led him to marry a much older woman The woman had a daughter older than Leon himself After the an'sdeatn the daughter persistently ta ged after Leon calling him Wpapa' and varn the neantine, eon had fallen in love ith a girl Amelia dopriva and Margaret Ann Hudsonj, though he h d her name mixed up with that of her friend And so comolica tion piled on complication The irresponsible Leon, worried Archie the Englisnman QJerry Zatlouxal and Francis KoprivaJ, guaranteed plenty of laughs for all ONE ACT PLAYS Realizing that declamatory readings are rapidly becoming a thing of the past, the activity was not included in our curriculum of 1936 ' 7 its stead a new actlvlty one act plays vas Deralded Under the superior direction of Miss Jeanice Williams several plays have been produced Among those presented were Wwisdom Teeth,W WFor the Love of Pete,n WSub merged,W 'Sparkln Wlen Minutes by the Clock,W and WTxe Gyps5 One of these plays will be chosen to enter the Drake one act play contest in lprll WNEW FIRLSW CLASS OF '56 From left to right Roy Streit, Arlene Boozell, Kate Gilchrist, Jack Powers, Ardis Monkelien, Bessie Hammer, Tommy Lien, Velma Johnson, Paul Elg, Marjorie Nel son, Corliss Kepler, Charles Waltzayn, Dolores Kooriva, Bonalee Peterson, and Ce l1ne nopriva 25 u L' Y Q' - . , a 1 ' . 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Mx , 4-4, K - ff A E 1.2-' U ORCHESTRA VIOLIN iary Sibyl Forbes Joyce Poduska Snirley Nelson Margaret Ann Hudson Henrietta Hanson 4arJorie Salsbury Mina Jean Snaw VIOLA Amelia Kopriva CELLO Margaret Phillips Eldora Mordan BASS VIOL Leone Walstead PIANO Paul Posakony CLARINET Charlene Hunt Ardis Kepler Jeanette Carlson Isabelle Kopriva SAXOPHONE Helen Furrow FLUTE Lois Crummer BASSOON Lorraine Lucas Director Lorene Marvel 27 TRUMPET Corliss Kepler Frederick Hudson BARITONE TROMBONE Arlene Battershell Vernon Hudex ALTO HORN Barbara Forbes BASS HORN Clayton Drobney PERCUSSION Garrelt Aden Bonalee Kopriva James hudson Y Eva Larson Glen Battershell COHCLFT BAND TRUMPET IFIIIT Corliss Kepler Frederica Hudson Robert Hudson Lind Olson Lharles Hunt Walter ShlmOH ALTO HORN Barbara Forbes Evelyn Lolltas Charlene Hunt Ardls Kepler Jeanette Carlson Isabelle Kopriva J une Hudek Inize Garrels SAAOPHONE Helen Furrow Lorene Marvel Kenneth Eral BASS HORN BARIIONL Clayton Drobney Glen Battershell Iol Klinger CELLO DRUM MAJOR Margaret Pnillips Margaret Ann Hudson Director Superlntendent Grant TROMBONE Arlene Battershell Vernon Hudek Paul Poduska Valerian Hronek Evelyn Turner Benita Kopriva BASSOON Lorraine Lucas PERCUSSION Garrelt Aden James Hudson Bonalee Kopriva TYMPANI Shirley Nelson Chi. I ' u . Gerald Poduska V 20. ' S , E ' , . The subdistrict music contest of l957 was held at Plover on March 18, 19, and Superior ratings were awarded to the Mixed Chorus, Girl's Chorus Woodwind oextet, Piano Solo Cfaul Posakonyj, Baritone Bass Solo CPaul Posakony , Baritone uphonium Solo CGlen Battersnelll and Trombone Solo fkrlene Battershellj These groups together with the orchestra competed at the district music contest at Nevada, an April 2 and 3 28 OILTC' Ui? 'TUB .UL .1,- U. OYS' GLEE CLUB ID 1' F CHOFUQ I 29 ll xl OF lSlf 111 Fort Astraahan is placed in command of Melinka CArdis Keplerj, daughter of General Ivanoff CVernon HudeAj,after a Haber with her f8tH9T that women can manage the fort s well as mer If she succeeds she receives a trlp to America, out if she fails, she marries Capt in Mlchael CArt Zatlouyalj Melinna accepts command wlth Dean Campbell Margorie SalSLuPSj,VBSKa and Masaa CSh1rley Nelson and Isabelle Aopr1vaj,and a group of soldlerettes and America: girls to help her succeed Gen eral Ivanoff leaves for Mosco vitn Sophia Jeanette Carlson , txe aviatrix They te l acx 1X dis uise to obse ve th outcome Corporal Ivan Paul Posaaory is King QGlen Battershellj, a salesn n, appears at the fort to press his attentions BoboCCorliss Keplerb, r c 1 Polshevifqalmost succeeds in destroyirg every thing M ry StrongfortfMargaret ann dudsonQ,s4ster to Gordon,Nanders into the fort look ing for materi l for a novel Ivan persuades ner to ,ut on h s uniform and tame his place A report about spies reaches lelinka, therefore, Mary and two salesmer, A B Colen ard Ch1n Chin CLewls DuMond and Bob Jamesjare suspected Gordon is angry when he finds 4ary in disguise Bobo is still determined to blow up the fort Ivan shirks his duties to Dive hlm aid Mary is having a great tlme S9CUT1HL idea when the climax comes She is thro n into the prison toaer a a spy hobo blunders and gets himseli in the tower as M ry maxes her escape Wellhna suspects G ro 11h alded t e prisoner,he cannot clear himself because of Mary's ent nglements Finally,however, he reveals his sister and shows hov they captured the real enemy The captain loses Melinxa but decides to marry Sopnia, who accepts him This leads to more proposals Ivan and Mary, Gordon and Melinka, and General Ivanoff and Dean Campbell A B and Chin Cnin gain experience and create a lot of humor The musical numbers were under the direction of Miss Lorene Marvel, and Miss Jeanice williams had charge of the dramatic action Several Russian dances by Joyce Podusra added color nd charm to the setting of the operett 50 VIE 3 l..' -. 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