Primghar High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Primghar, IA)

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O R C H E S T R A Violins Bernerd Jons Vivian Beebe, Hallie Vollink, Irvene Farnsworth, Kathryn Halbach, Audrey Hughes, Robert Yale, Frances Saupe, and Dorothy Smith, Viola Eileen Zook, Cello Doris Fritzsche, Bass Viol Loiselta Saupe, Flute Craig Lampman, Clarinet Doris Dahlgren, Elaine Braunschweig, Perry Henline, and Alice Birlingmair, Saxophone Robert Brown and Mary Hart, Alto Horns Betty Birlingmair and Harold Arenz, Trombone Rodney Hughes, Dorothy Skaar, and Doris Farnsworth, Tuba Eva Jean Kruger, Trumpets Mary Ann Beebe, Shirley Wolken, Rosemary Nelle, and Roy Kennedy, Timpani John Waggoner, Pianist Shirley Anliker, Con ductor, Miss Mary Foster O P E R E T T A And It Rained Mr Wise, Proprietor of the Wise Hotel Carl Schaefer M'lle Marie Carey, Manager of the French Dancers Mary Hart Dennis Black Returning from College John Brilman Mrs Wise, Boss of the Wise Hotel, and her husband, Mr Wise Sally Sloan Maibelle Rich, On a special errand bent Vivian Beebe John Rich Who follows and furnishes the money LeRoy Menke Curly Rich Brother of Maibelle and member of the Glee Club Craig Lampman Steele Black, Father of Dennis and Maizie Roy Kennedy Jack and Fred Members of the Glee Club Robert Irvine and Jack Seivert Moonflower, Indian Maid Eileen Zook Indian Man Bernerd Jons The Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs assisted the above cast of charac ters The operetta, NAnd It Rained,n directed by Miss M ry Foster, was presented by the Primghar High School, December l4, 1937 27 . : , . ' , 1 1 1- - 1::xn: 1 Q an Maizie Black, His sister, with one hundred dollars ----- Dorothy Skaar . Y . ------.. , - , - - .

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P B A The Pep Club was a group of forty elght school girls under the spon sorship of Mlss Wellborn The club elected as their Off1C6TS Marcella Lecher, President, Hazel Miller, Secretary, Vlvian Beebe, Treasurer, and Dorothy Skaar, Student Advlser Dorothy Skaar and Marcella Lecher serv ed as cheer leaders and Sally Sloan as song leader The Pep Band was composed of eleven members under the leadershlp of Loiselta Saupe, who also played solo tru pet The other members were Mary Ann Beebe, Cornet, Rosemary Nelle, cornet, Dorls Dahlgren, clarinet Hazel Mlller, clarinet, Vlvian Beebe alto, Marcella Lecher, alto, Mary Hart, saxophone, Dorothy Skaar, trombone, Eva Jean Kruger, bass, and Virgin1a McCauley, drum The uniform of the Pep Club and Pep Band was dark skirts, whlte blouses, and red barrel sweaters To start the actlvities of the year out right the club had a wiener roast on the football fleld Among the other 3Ct1Vlt18S of the year were a large bonflre pep meetlng before the Homecoming game, a pa rade on Armistice Day, two skits, NThe Marrlage of Prlmghar to Vlctory and NSchool Days W The Pep Club and Band showed a great deal of enthusi asm throughout the year, and helped to cheer the team on to many v1cto ries S Anllker, B Beckley, V Beebe, I Bonatr, J BOTdeW1Ck B Burton, E Carnahan, D Dahlgren, B Dewey D Frltzsche, E Halbach, K Halbach, H horstmann, E Hardin M hart, C Johnston, A Hughes, B Kruger Kruger, L Lake M Lecher, A M Mattlce, V McCauley, h Mlller, R Nelle, E Plerce, A Potts, J Rembe, L Saupe, L Schueder, A Schuer Kamp, A Skaar, S Sloan, E Stanley I Stanley, P Stanley, I Steuck L Steuck, R Steuck, P Sunkenberg, M Sweeney, h Voll1nk, and A Wittrock P E C L U'B A N D P E P N D . . . Q The membership was as follows: D. Aldred, V. Aldred, G. Andersen, . ' . , . ' . . .UK , M. . . . , . . . , -2 - 6

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Twelve students tlng Primghar on the Resolv d NThat the legislation These D E B A T E of the hlgh school COHtT1but9d thelr efforts 1D Wput mapn by thelr effectlve arguments on the questlon several states should adopt a unlcameral system of twelve students were Robert Irvlne, Jack Se1vert John Waggoner, Charlotte Ohms Arlet Skaar, James Anderson, Jack Sloan Doris Dahlgren, Vlvian Beebe, Thomas Parry, and Jane BOFd6W1Ck They should recelve much credlt for the splendld work whlch they dld Also to be complimented 1S Mr Buchanan, thelr sponsor, who, because of h1s spe c1al training 1D debate, greatly contrlbuted to thelr success The schedule was rather heavy, but our debaters ranked hlgh among other contestants The schedule was Sin ular Debates 12 l4f37, Hartley, at Hartley, l2fl5 Br, Cherokee at Cherokee, l 5 58 Hartley, at Pr1mghar, lf6f38, Orange Clty, t Prlm ghar, 2f2f38, LeMars, at Primghar, 2f9f58 H warden, at Haw rcen, Zfll 38 LeMars, at LeMars Trlangular 2flf58 WOTtFlTgtOF PIQSSDOHG, at WOFtflFgtOH, 2fl7f38 Hartley, Orange Clty, at Prlmghar, 3f22f38, raw rden WOTtVlYgtOD, t Prlmghar, and 3f24f58 George, Rock Rapld , at Rock Raplds Tournaments 1 EXSB, at Fort Dodge, lfl5f38 at Spencer, 7f5f58 at Cherokee, 3718 l9f38, at LeMars, and 4f2lf38, at Iowa Clty Most debates were non d8ClS1OP except tio e of tke tourr ents I the tournament at Fort Dodge we won flY9 owt of elgtt, at Spencer, two out of six, rd lr tae tr1 rgular at WOTtIlfgtOF, tvo out of four 28 t 'm .H L, J 9 I N - ' ' . - , 9 s . . . . . . . . - ' u . L. .. . . . . X ' ,, . K r' . I , . I h . 5 . - . . , 3 E I . K . . D . . X. . 0 , A . L, 1 4 ' '. ' if a , n'r a ' , S . . X . . ' x '-f 3 - - f 1- ' 1, . - , I S 1 ' .EIU - . D .- ' , . ' I - f- ., .4 . a ' 'dl -A 1 Sr l.. . f .