Prairie City High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Prairie City, IA)

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Aug. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Deco Dec. Dec. . C P P P P P P P. P P P P. P P. P . C P. C 28--Registrat ion SCHOOL CALENDAR Jan. 5--Mitchellville Here 22--Sully Here, Football 29--Mitchellville There 6--Monroe Her --Runnells e Here Jan. 12--Carlisle There Jan. 16--Hunnells There Jan. 25--Colfax There QCQ . C. . C. C QCO C. C . C. oc! C . C. C 13 20--Talk by Mr. Kingdom Feb- 20--Monroe There Feb. 27-28--Junior Class Play Feb. 2--Pleasantville Here Feb. 7--Lecture--Mr. Ranney ' Feb. 10--Altoona There Feb. 5--Colfax Here B. B. Mar. 15--Monroe There 21--Altoona Here 'May 6 22-Jan. 2--Christmas Vacation May 1 29--Alumni May 1 FOOTBALL SCORES Prairie City 42 Sully Prairie City 14 Mitchel Prairie City 33 Monroe Prairie City 15 Runnell Prairie City 18 Monroe Prairie City 12 Pleasan Prairie City 56 Altoona BASKETBALL SCORES BOYS' 15 Colfax 24 P. C. 47 Monroe 15 P. C. 51 A1toona 24 P. C. 40 Alumni 24 P. C. 46 Mitchellville 26 P. C. 26 Carlisle 28 P. C. 38 Runnells 19 P. C. 21 Colfax 55 P, C, 24 Lynnville 12 P. C. 4 H1350 ,- P. C. - Sully g- P. C. Runnells -- P. C. '- Monroe , l- P. C. Mitchellville : Sectional : Feb. 1,2,5--County Tourney 9--Sully Here 15--Runnells Here 16--Monroe Here - 22--Junior-Senior Banquet --Mitchellville There --Boys Sectional 25 28 27--The Parkinsons Senior Class Play --Baccalaureate O--Commencement 1--Last Day Picnics 6 lville 15 O s 26 26 tville 6 15 GIRLS' 26 Colfax 47 19 Monroe 41 40 Altoona 42 25 Alumni 38 29 Mitchellville 4Q 10 Carlisle 58 26 Runnells 19 25 Colfax 44 - Sectional - Sully -' - Runnells -f - Monroe -' Q Mi tchellville Z:

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The Prairie City High School Letter Club was organized by a group of ambitious athletes in the early thirties. ' The purpose of the club was to create more interest in athletics. There are three officers: president, vice-president, and secretary-treasurer. .The vice-president is elected from the junior class and automatically becomes president the following year. The secretary-treasurer may be elected from any class, other than the senior class. The members now holding office are: president, Lawrence McFadden: vlcewprcsldent, lax Schuttingag secretary-treasurer, Ramona Wiggins. Anyone, who has been awarded a letter in athletics and has been voted in by a two-thirds majority of the old members is eli- giole for membership in the club. A meeting or session may be called at any ti e desired by the president. The 1944 and '45 members consisted of twenty-two athletes. They have earned letters by participating in football, basketball or baseball, anu also cheerleaders. Letters in basketball were alarded too late for this annual. Members are as follows: Lawrence McFadden, Lovell Mc Fadden Clarence Gilbert, Harold Roberts, lax Schuttiuga, Darrell Steen- bock, Johnny Young, Warren Ray Booher, Wayne Stravers, Eugene Osborn, Elise Buiteawerf, larilyn McFadden, Neola 5chutt1nga Mary Lou McFadden, Kettle Helm, Ramona Wiggins, Joe '1mm1ns, John Berry Kane, Marcia Ann Schuttinga, Marilyn Van Steenbergen, Ray- mond Steenbock, Harold. Timmons.

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