Quincy High School - Shadow Yearbook (Quincy, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1932 volume:

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' w THE SHADOW OF 1932 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF THE QUINCY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL SUPPLEMENT TO HTHE Q QUINCY, ILLINOIS 10101011 rioioioioiuioimwzo xiniuioioim xjoioiojcxjoisxjoicnxoioiarioixric 0:0011103011in11014lim111111mini:xiimixxizrinioioininiuitxiz I I I I I I I 1101010101 2101010101011 rj0j01o:o1014 xjoioinioioioioioix I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ORDER OF BOOKS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES FEATURES ADVERTISING o'o i oioioioiuioiojoioii xioioioioioioioim - .-.N ! - -.-,..-!!!.:.::: 7 ' ,.. ......-..,1. .t ', '..... if' 3,1 .HT ' fli N' ' - iz FOREWORD Our hopes of yesterday have been realized today. Tomorrow they shall be memoriesg-Thus, these pages are at once a record of past achievement and an assurance of worthwhile cit- izenship as wleface the future. The time demands strong minds, great hearts, true faith and willing hands. We are indebted to Quincy High School inasniuch as our few years here have prepared us to face bravely the troubled cgonditions of a chang- ing vvorld. l OUR ALMA MATER OF HAPPY MEMORY 110101011pic111111:ifmicr1oics1cr1o10i01o1oi010jo1011xi4xi011o:9 10101010101011xiurimxilsicmiauizxicrix Copyright 1932 by PAUL FRASER Editor E -3 Q0 VIZ EE DD FD 02014 X3 ll TIMTIIDI 'He ix wife who can ilzfrruct zu and aJ.riJt u.r in the bu.rine.r.r of daily virtuoua' living. a--r- --:- s H A D o W -:---- - -- PRINCIPAL W. E. NELSON ,Baker University, A. B. University of Chicago, A. M. LOOKING AHEAD As this year celebrates the bicentennial of George Washington's birth, may the graduates of nineteen hundred and thirty-two be endowed with his un- ceasing adherence to truth, his sacred regard to public justice, his boundless faith in the future, his unswerving integrity, and his unselfish devo- tion to country. America today has need of patriots who are as willing to sacrifice as did their forefathers at Valley Forge. -W. E. Nelson -ning..-.-1. 11.14,-4,-.,-.01--1-in:--14-14-ini:-1 Seven 11-11-ini-1111 1 2 iwiwiuiwz' S H A D O W 0:0201--3--2fiwgoiniisiuxuisnzatzc J, VVHITEFIELD W. E. WHITE J. H. STEINER J. N. TvBEsAR H. GARRELTS Pri-sirlf-nt Secretary Superintendent Ii. G. HREDEWEG W. H. GRUMMON E. HALBACH C. E. LANE Business Manager BOARD OF EDUCATION In promoting education, the Board of Education has promoted civic well-being and Quincy is indebted to them for their generous services. The greatest accomplishment of the Board and one of the chief interests of Mr. Steiner, aside from their regular duties has been in directing the construction of the new Senior High School which is rapidly nearing completion. This mammoth school building covers considerably more than a city block. The architecture is a modified Tudor Gothic. There are six stately entrances all trimmed with cut stone and terra cotta. The school is designed for two thousand pupils, but could accommodate three thousand and not be crowded. There are one hundred and eleven rooms for educa- tional uses, twenty-four for athletics, twelve for entertainment, four for refreshment, thirteen for administration and health, and forty-six for sanitary and storage uses. The new school plant is really three large buildings, all connected with con- venient corridors: the high school proper, the gymnasium, and the boiler house. The high school portion is rectangular in form with all classrooms receiving outside light. The large gymnasium is equipped with bleachers and apparatus storage. A mechanically operated folding partition divides the gymnasium into two complete sections, one for the boys and one for the girls. In the center of the high school proper is located the auditorium with its bowl- shaped floor and balcony. The stage at the West of the auditorium is large enough to accommodate all types of entertainments. All classrooms, shops, and laboratories are wholly above ground and all rooms have outside window lighting. This feature, plus synchronized program clocks, intercommunicating telephones, and radio connections make it an ultra-modern building. It is hoped to have the building completed and in use by the fall of 1933. of:-1:01034-1 1- 1 ix -3--asinn-,494'11-3--cumvxniip-11-1--14-3--1:-14,141in:V 1 iinxni.-:vin Eight ,-..g. 1-1--1 -if-14121-1-yi iuiwix-2 -1 1 vi vi vi -1:-in if ini-v1 -3 -10101 -..-....... -..,. 5 H A D Q W .,.,-- - -.....-.--.-.-.,-..E. ! l l l Q ! l Q ! l Q I l Q l I IN MEMORIAM Q i H. D. CONDRON, Member of Board of Education june 22, 1867-January 25, 1932 Quincy High School suffered a great loss in the death of Mr. H. D. Conclron, a member of the Board of Education for several years. The promo- tion of all things educational was always one of I his major interests. ' Q l 2 Q l 5 Q ! ! Nine -.-..........-..-.-....... -..,. 5 H A D 0 W .:..-.,-.,-.-.-..-..-..-..-..-.. I HELEN M. ALTHEIDE IQVERETT S. ANDERSON F. A. BARNES HARRY F. IIOSTICK -IESSIE D. BRAKENSIEK ELIZABETH BRAY GLADSTONE CALM-'F HARRIET B. Cool: ANNA R. CRANE BESS M. DARBY BIILDRED DAUGHERTY IUOROTHY H, IYODD HAROLD H. DOUGHTY LORETTA H. DRALLE NIILDRED EBERT FACULTY y mal HELEN M. ALTHEIDE Commercial S. E. Missouri State Teachers College, Uni- versity of Chicago, University of Missouri. EVERETT S. ANDERSON Clvernirtry Lake Forest, A. B., University of Chicago, Uni- versity of Illinois. F. A. BARNES Auto Mechanic: Milliken University, B. S. HARRY F . BOSTICK Mathematic! Western State Teachers College, B. Ed. JESSIE D. BRAKENSIEK Mathematicr University of Illinois, A. B., University of Minnesota. ELIZABETH BRAY Home Emnomicr Bradley Polytechnic Institute, University of Chicago, Ph. B. GLADSTONE CALIFF Woodwork Parsons College, B. S., Western State Teachers College. HARRIET B. COOK Engfirla Kansas State Teachers College, A. B., National Summer School of Music, Horner Institute of Fine Arts. --7111111111-iiii vi 'init 1--I vii-11 Iwi- 'il Ten ANNA R. CRANE Englirb Drake University, A. B., University of Iowa, Northwestern University, University of Cali- fornia. BESS M. DARBY Latin Park College, A. B., University of Chicago, University of Colorado. MILDRED DAUGHERTY Englirlz, Dramatic: Carthage College, A. B., Northwestern Uni- versity. DOROTHY H. DODD French, Spanixh Lake Forest, University of Iowa, A. B. HAROLD H. DOUGHTY Hirtory Carthage College, A. B., University of Illinois, A. M., University of Iowa. LORETTA H. DRALLE Hirtorjf Kirksville State Teachers College, B. Ped., B. S, in Ed., University of Missouri. MILDRED EBERT Latin, Gcometfy Knox College, A. B. fi--11,1--1 11-11011211-102011-1 -1--xo: IRENE EHRHART RUTH FUNK HELEN HEIDBREDER RUTH C. HOLUM JAMES R. HUNTER BIARY B. INGMAN HELEN JARRETT E. A. JENSEN G. W. KERR .I. W. KEYS STELLA R. 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BIYERS EL1SABE'rl-I OAKLEY ELLA IRENE RANK C. EMERY SALLSTROM . ELLA SCHWAGMEYER JEAN M. Sr. JoHN S. 0. Stormy CLARE SYMONDS F. NIORGANTAYLOR i O. D. THURBER RVTH A, WEILER ALBERT F. WILKIN ORVETTA L. WISSLER 5 FACULTY Q MARION MULICK English, Publimtiom S. STSJRcIl3E'1EconorXicri3HiJ52rjf, Ciofcf, Bgulietball A - ' A A- B.. U ', ' f orne o ege, . .g niversity 0 Owa, I Clgxgglislty of Wisconsin' ' mlcfslty O A. M., Coaching.Schools: University of Iovva, i Northwestern University, University of Mich- NEAL F. MYERS Engliilo ?ix1 E2NOtrC Dame' G pl ' . V. Q eazgro ay ! Kirksxille State 'feathers College, B. S. Carthage College, Macomb Normal, Gem City l ELISABETH OAKLEY E 1' 1 Business College' ! Kellogg School of Physical Education, lgiloii F'g:gEg1AcIiI1f?ZLgRB Engmb' Track . College, A, B. g ' ' ' i O. D, THURBER Biology 6 ELLA IRENE RANK AU Kansas State College, B. S. f N. E. Missouri State Teachers College, B. S., RUTH ASWEILER - - Secretory ta Przntzpol Q University of Missouri, Art Institute of Chicago. C ldnlvffslfl' Of Illinois, Gem CNY Business ' o ege. i C. EMERY SALLSTROM Erzglifb ALBERT F. WILKIN Mothematicr f University of Oklahoma, Lombard College, Mofmiollfh College, A- B-s Tafklo College, I B. S. 1 University of Illinois. I ORVETTA LUCILE WISSLER Bookkeeping i ELLA SCHWAGMEYER Hirtory University of Iowa, B. S. of Commerce. 2 University of Illinois, AA. B., Normal Uni- MenqbcrN0tSh0WninPiCtL1fCS ! versity, Columbia University. HELEN LAWLER yum! Muni Q I Bra4ley College, De Pauw University, Uni- i JEAN M- ST-.IOHN Ham? Ef0 0 Uf5 versity of Michigan QSch0ol of MusicD, B. M. - Carthage College, A. B., Iowa State College. in Ed. l I . .inioiuiux 3,1 1, 1,.3.3.5,Z.31,.1,.1..?,n1-vi--iw-if-1 -1111 11 3 -14vi1-iavitvifnieutvg ' welve I I LASSES I 'A Migbgy Hand from an exlmuytlenr um Paury forth fha rzevcr-erzding Flood af Yann. ,g.g.,g.,g..3.ii-101-'if intro!! S H A D 0 W 02011111111-si 2-1'Z ? i01'i011? l 5 2 2 l Kent Duncan Miss Brakensiek i Walter Sturhahn I Pauline Albright Esther Whitefield Q HISTORY CF THE CLASS OF 1932 Q FLOWER-Sweet Pea COLORSN-ROSC and Silver Q Morro-Honesty, Justice, Elliciency Q CLASS OFFICERS l President. ....., ......................... K ENT DUNCAN Vice President . .. . ..., PAULINE ALBRIGHT Q Secretary .................... .... E STHER WHITEEIELD Q Treasurer .... .i... ............. .... W A L TER STURHAHN - - MISS HELEN HEIDBREDER Faculty Advisory Committee. . .. . . . MISS ELLA SCHWAGMEYER Sponsor .......... ............. .... M I ss JESSIE BRAKENSIEK Q In the fall of 1929, the pioneer days of the Class of '32, a class ventured forth into l the unknown under the leadership of these class oflicers: President, Walter Sturhahng I Vice President, Pauline Albright, Secretary, Esther Whitefield, Treasurer, Bailey Ward. The class was capably guided by their sponsor, Miss Jessie D. Brakensiek. Among the enjoyable events of the first year was the annual sophomore party. Q During the school year of 1930-31, these ofiicers were elected: Margaretjo Cook, President, Walter Sturhahn, Vice President, Ferne Webel, Secretary, and Oliver Holt, Treasurer. The Junior play, The Whiteheaded Boy , directed by Miss Mildred Q Daugherty, merited its splendid success. At the junior-Senior reception the class Q humbly served the Seniors. Q At last they entered that year of school which once seemed so distant. The Senior play, Tons of Money , directed by Miss Daugherty, was a dramatic success. Q Football, basketball and track squads, coaches and members of the Board of Q Education were guests at the senior athletic banquet which was sponsored by the Q class. Q Soon the members of the class of '32 will fold their tents and though they Steal Q away on many trails, they will always remember their classmates and the kindness Q and splendid understanding of their teachers Who have helped to make their years Q of school life successful and happy. Q Q ll PM Fifi PQ blrilllli iff PQ i0QOQ0'i i i' i 'ii' 303131 i 'ivi 'i'lQ1lQl Thirteen .,.-- ...-.-.-.- -...-........:. 5 H A D Q W .,--.,-..-..-.-.,.-....,-....,.... ROBERT ALISON lluskm-tlmll, 43 Uri-lic-st1':1 4. Momlrm ll. S., Nlvmluii. Ill. Sr-vm-lit:-1-ii , ZS, lizmskr-I hull. 2, 33 Trzwk. 2. 3 lizlsvlmll. 33 Glvv Clulm 2, 25, Urwliz-stru. 2, 3. PAULINE ALTMIX lluum' Roll. two tiruvs. RUTH ANDREW Yrszi ll. S., Vrsu. Ill Junior Play. 3. CHARLOTTE BARNHILL -'4W'liit4-lim-:ulml Buy . ii Girls Ulm- Club. 3. 4. CARL BARTELT EMMETT ALTENHEIM Pzirliauicut, -lg Hi-Y, 4. Wvsteru Military Amul- vmy, ZZ. 3. MELVIN ANDERSON Glu- Club, 4. Libr-rty H. S., Libr-rty. Ill, Travlc, 2, 3: Basobull. 2. 3: Rusk:-tball. 2. 33 .luuiur Play. 3, Glue Club, 2, 3. LOIS M. BAKER Hoostvr, 2. 3, Poppy Y's. 33 Frilnha. 4: Vive- Presi- dent, 4: Mississippi Valley f'unfvrvlu'e. Stvliupzraxpliy. 3, GRACINE BARRY Dvliatiiig Clulm, 33 Hmm- l'l1-uuumir-s, 2. 3, 43 Vice Pr:-sidvut. 21 Scwrvtziry, 3, 43 Swgvnm-:it-:1riiiS. 4: Boustvr, 3. 4. PURNELL BECKGERD llouor Roll. twmity-tlira-0 tiuic-sg U, VV. L., 3, 4: liuustor, 43 Tho Q , 43 Sllllll0!Vl'. ig ll1'K'lll'Slf'2l. 2. 54, 43 Stan' Orr-lir-stru Crnitvst, Zig Typing Cm'- tifiuatn-. 2. 1 1 :ui .1 -,...g,,1,.1..1.,1.,Qpf,g.,1-I-pmioiuzzrzi-:Q-20:4V1U11-:ui-rin:-fini.-1 1 F ouvteen .'..3,gf.:--1.,1--1- iles'-1'-1419011.24 S H A D G W yzvgnzf-guqpsgfvgf--11-2011-1141 LESLIE BLACKWOOD Boostvr. 3. 4. MAC BOYLE Ujiliwa. 2, 3. 45 Svrgvant- at-arms. 35 Prvsirlffnt, 45 Razz:-rs Club, 45 Sm-ri-tary. 45 lioostvr. 2, 3. 45 Junior- Sz-nior Hr-L-option. 45 Tons of Mons-y , Stage Man- 2lgL'l'l'2 Tho WVhite1 H4-aclorl Hoy . 35 'l'r:u1k, 25 liaskvt- ball. 2: Football, ZZ. CLEOLA BROCK Honor Roll. four tinu-s, l'niVr'rsity High Svhool, Normal. Ill. Utlf-on Sovinty, 25 Girls' Gler- Cluh. 2, 35 Class S4-f'rvt:u'y. 2. Mobs-rly H. S., Mobf-rly. Mo. ARNOLD BROSI Honor lioll. six tiln1's5 Cn-ntvnnial. 4: Razz:-rs Club. 45 Cvntvnninl D0- hating T1-am. 45 Golf Tvaln, 4. MARJORIE LOUISE BROWN Honor Roll, tvn tinmsg Quim-ir-nsis llonianus Sen- atus. 3. 45 Cvnsor, 33: Con- sul. 4. DOROTHY BOLL Honor Roll, twvnty-two tinu-s5 National Honor So- vivtyg Eta. Sigma Phi Latin Mmlal5 Quin:-ivnsis Ro- nianus Sr-natus. 3, 45 Con- sul and Az-zlilc-, 45 Cvnsor. 45 Instrurne-ntal Solo Club, 3. 45 Tons of Mon0y . 'I'ic-kms. 45 Orrhvstra. 2, 3, 4: Stllft' Urvlwstra Con- tvst. 3. MARY BRADLEY Honor Roll, 4-ight. tim:-s5 tl, VV. L.. ZZ, 3. 45 Program Comniittoc-, 45 Trr-asurr-r, 45 Booster. 2, 3, 45 Vivo Presirlffnt, 45 Friloha, 45 Tllv VVhitr' Hvzulml Boy . 35 Tons of Mom-y . 45 Costume-S5 Chorus, 3. THEODORE BRODERICK Conti-nnial, 3,-15 Booster, 45 Hazzr-rs Club, 45 Tho VVhit0 Hfxurlml Boy , 35 Ulm- Club. 4. Vrhana H. S., Urbana. lll.. 2. Chaclclovk School. 25 Gln-C Club, 25 Latin Club. 25 Captain. Clizlclflovk Sr-hool Military. 2: Bziskvthall. 2. CARLENE BROSI lioostvr, 3, 45 L0 Ce-rf-lo Fraiu-zlis. 2, 3. 45 Brush IlIl1lPtll1'Ki0,2QCl10l'llS,4. MARY ELLEN BROWN llonor Roll, twvnty-two TlIllPSQ National Honor So- vic-tyg APP. 2. 3. 45 lioostvr. ZZ. 3. 45 Lf- Con-lv Fran:-ais, 3, 4: Vivo Prvsiilvnt. 45 Quinr-if-nsis Koinanus Sr-nl atus, 3. 45 Consul and .-Kvclilr-. 4: VVhitP llc-amlvrl Boy . 3: Tons of lXIon0y , 4. Prornpterg Orr-livstra, 2, 35 Statv Orchvstra Con- TPST, 3. ,g,i11::..g..1,-ia-:U-Lfi-in1:41--1-1--11-:hiv-1--:wi -if-11,11 vin Fifteen - - -.- -.------....-..f. 5 H A D Q W .,.,-.,-.-..-,-,.. -....-.-..--.. WALTER BROWNLEE ClI'llfl'Hlll2il, 4: Q lmttvr- nn-n's Club. 43 Football. 43 Traivk. 143 Ulm' Club, 3, 4. Clnultlof-lc Svlmol. Quin- vy. lll. Ulm- Club, 22 Class 'I'r4-usun-r. L23 lizislwtlmll. 23 lfootlmll. 2. GERALD BURKEY llalsl-11-tlmll, 2, 3. 43 Trzulk, 2, 25. 4. ESTHER CARROLL Hyputiu. 12, Ii. 4: 'l':'o:L- surf-r, 33 Iioostc-r, 43 Honu- livonomil-s, 123 'lll L'ilSL1l'l'!', 2. AGNES MIRIAM COHEN Honor Roll. twonty-four tinwsg National Honor So- vivtyg U. VV. L 2, 3. 4, 'l'reasurer. 3, 4: L+- Cvrvls- lfrzuiczlis, 3. -43 Pri-sillw-nt. 4: Quint-ir-nsis Romauus Son- utus, 3, 43 Consul, 3, Tribulu-. 43 lfmostc-r. 3. 42 :XIl'Illl7l'l'Sllil7. -4: Solo Club, 33 Class Rlotto Colnlnittvv. 43 Q Soplmlnorf- Rvprv- Sf-ntzmtivfn 2: l'Sll1lfll7VVll Hophoniorr- Izf'IlI'PSf'lltllfiVl', 23 Q , Clubs. lic-porn-r, 33 nsllilllflwll. Clubs, Zig lirli- tor-in-clziuf of Tim Q , 43 Slmnlow . Rt-porn-r, 4: llf-lm-gut:-, Illinois H. S, National Sf-ltolznstiv Pross Ass'n, -lg 'l'lm Vtfliitv Hourl- Ucl Boy , Props-rty Olllll- mitts-4-, 31 lntvr-Class Hwiinniing M4-vt, 2, DICK CADDICK Honor Roll. twvlvl- tinif-sg Pzlrlinnwnt. 2. 3, 4: Hi-Y. 2, 3, -13 Bzinfl. 2. 3. 43 Quin- Cic-nsis Ronmnus Sl'Il21tUS,3. DE LOR ES V . BUETER Hyputia, 2. 3. 43 Homo -l':i'Ull0Illif'S. 3: Trvasurvr. 33 Chorus, 2: Ulu-0 Club. 23 All Stutv Chorus, 2. ARDATH CANAVAN Honor Roll, 014-vvil tim:-sg U, W. L., -13 liooQtf-r, 3. 43 Brush and Pall-ttf-. 2, 3. 43 Senior Atlilr-'fir' Banquvt. PI Og'I'3.lI1Q .luninr-Srfnior RP- 1-Pption, 33 Tito Q , 2. IS: Sl1afl0w . 2, 3: Q Spring Frolic, 33 Ds-lngatv, Illinois H. S, Prnss AsS'n, 33 Tim VVl1it0 Hmulm-cl Hoy , AClVPI'flSiIlg. 33 Tons of RIonvy . 413 tlrvlxcstra, 2, 33 State Orr-lufstra flUllff'Sf, Ii. MARTHA CLARK Honor Roll, mu- tinu-, Bowvn H. S., liowc-n. Ill., 11. 3. Juniur Play, 33 Debating Club, l, 2, 3: Stats- Book- kf-f-ping Contvst, 3, Class Prvsidf-nt. 2, Honor Roll, 1-ight, timvs. WILLARD COOK lizxnd, 2, 3. 43 Solo Club 3. THELMA DACE Honor Hull, four tiniusg Poppy Y'S, 35 Frilolizx, 43 Boost:-r. 3. goioioifvi-fi imiuz- 30:-.lui-f.t-'gf-in1--1-ri-ii-L11-:oi :so Sixteen -..-..-..--.....-.-.-..-.......-..,. 5 H A D Q W ....-..-....r.-.-..-...-.-......-....- LOUIS HENRY DAERR lljibwa. 3. 4: Booster. 4: Hi-Y. 2. 3. 42 i'Tons of Blom-y , Costume. 4: llanzl 2. 3. 4: Quartz-rmustvr. 3. 4: Urrlu-stru. 2: Ulm- Club. Si: Mississippi Yallc-y Solo Contvst. 3: Illinois Staitv H S. Nlusir' :intl l.itr-r:u'y .Xss'n Cont:-st. 4: National liuncl Ass'n. 3: Nutionnl Iinnfl Contr-st. 35 Stutt- lfilllil Contt-st. 2. 3, 4. DALE DUKE 'l'r:u'k, 4. I.imu H. S.. Linux. Ill. Hy:-s of I.oVt '. 33 Ilnskvtball. 2: BIRIIHQPF, 3: 'l'l'1ll'li, 2. 25: Tvnnis. 3. NONA JANE DUNCAN Avo. 2. 3. 4: Le Cvrrlv Frzun-ais, 3. 4: Booster. 12. 4: Ura-he-stru, 2, 3. 4: Junior Klusiv Club. 2, 3. FRANCES E. EVANS Aurora, 2. 3. 4: Boost:-r. 2. 3. 4: Ps- n ny YE. 3: l l Frilolm. 4: Glm- Club. 2. 3. 4: Mississippi Valley Cun- test. 2. 3: Illinois State H, S, Musir :ind Literary Con- test 'S ...m. PAUL FRASER Honor Roll. sixtoon tinws: National Honor So' 4-is-ty: Tr:-ustiror. 4: Ojib- wix. 3. 4: 'l'r011surc-r. 4: Q Lvttvrnu-n's Club. -lg TF01lSllI'l5F.-41IHIZZPTVS Club. 4: Pr:-siclent. 4: i l'lu- Q , und Sli:l4low , .-Xtlilotivs. 3. 4: l'lflitor-in-vhif-f of SllfU.lUXY. 4: Us-lvgutv. Nu- tional Sf-liolzlstiz' Prr-ss Assn Convvntion, 4: Foot- bull Alunugcr, 4. WELDON F. DONOVAN Boys' film- Club, 2, 3, 4. KENT DUNCAN Honor Roll. two tinivs: Pairliunu-ut, 2. 3. 43 Prvsi- tl:-nt. 4: Hi-Y, 2. 3. 43 Ilrosilla-nt, 4: Hoostvr. Z: Class Prvsirlr-nt, 4: Tmf-k, 2. 3, 4: Dvlmting T1-uni, 3. HELEN EGBERS Honor Roll, four tinu-sg Poppy Y's 33 lfrilolin, 4: Booster, 3 RUTH FELD Brush and Palette, 4: 'l'li0 Q . Art. 4. 1 MURIEL FRAZIER - Honor Roll, one tinulg Dc-lphian, 3. 4: Treasurer, 4: Geography Research Committee, 3. -9:0 ! ! ! I l Q ! ! g ,.g..g..1..1.l21 vi-103. .3 .14-103 -1--gui. 1. .gt wi- -1- -2111 101- L14-if -if if if '31-ivivvzf-1o1.g:. Seven teen E..-.----I-- -I ---.. .-..:. 5 H A D Q W .,.,...,-..-..-.-,.-.,-..-..-..-..,-,, I MELVIN FRIES ' Iizuul. 2. 15. I3 l'rvsifl1'l1t, U 41 Ulw-In-Str:1, 4. l WILLIAM H. Q GEORGE I RUSSELL GooDxx'1N Q IIUDSON GREEN ' Hnluxr Roll, I-ight tim:-sg ' Uiilnvu. -I: limxsts-r. 4: I llalzzvfs Club, -I3 '4'l'mms ' uf NIMH-y . li Iizlml. -I: n 'I'Iw Q :lml 5I1:i4Imv ' I'I4Ii1m'i:1I Nt:lFf3Nvnirrl'.XtI1- . lvtir- Iizunlm-t, F I3:xvw-ulmrt II. S.. Dux'- : vl11m1't. luwu, ' IJ1':um:1fi4- flulw. LI. Ii? 2 'l'r4-:ISl1I'4'l'. Jig Han VVIIU l Aim-I-II-.I .x lmmb wif-X . 2 Z: i'irr-ulzltimn zuul Ant. ' Amlvs-r11simL KIM.. Iilzwk- I Imwk I'IIIxIir':ltiuus :xml ' Yr-:1rImwl4. Zi: Hamel. 2. Jig T ' IxIIr'rar'I1uI:1sIin' I7c'Im:xI1'. Z., N Jig Immun Xim- :xml Stzxtv 4 l.v:Igm- Iiwhzltx-s :xml Ifx- ' tx-llmpnraurvnllw Spa-xlliivg - 'l'a'1Il11S.2.Zi2 II.U.'I'.C'..12g ' Ur:1tm'in':1I 'I':-zum, 2. Ii. ' PAUL A. CRIMES Iimmr Hull. sw mmf-sg Qlllxu-IMISIS Iinrmmus S4-114 EMILY GARD liuunr Roll, foul' YIIIIUS IfIyp:1tig1, 3, 43 I.v Cr-rrln l'l':1lu-aus, 2, 33 Iluostm-r. 4 C'Imrus, 2, EI. DOROTHY GI BBS Humor Hull, svvvn IIIIIUA ILVV.I...JI,-13KI:-lnlw1'sIli1m Crmlnlittvm-. ZS, Sl'I'I'l'I2ll'j'. I Iinustvly 2. 3, -I. MERLE GRAFF Honor Hull, Ihrvo tims-S. I,ibf:rty II. S., l,iIwrty III. Iiasf-Imll, ZZ. fig Ilnslu-1 Imll, 2. 3. JAMES w. GREENOUGH Honor Roll, mu- film-. MARY ANN GRUBB A atus. 'IYFIIIIIIIIR 3: Iiziz- , I . za-rk f'IuIx. ll4HlwIII'f2HI1Illl U' Vx -0 IM- 12' 3' 43 Prf' 5 ?4Il:uIuw I'I1Iif11l'i:1I SMH. firmlf' -3 N'I'V'f':YVY' 'S ' 4: HIuuluw , C'ir:-ulzuiuu. Ifl'S'll t1 4? A tIVIIII'5- 4 5 4: IM-Ir-g:1I1'. IIIinuiS II. S B USt r' 2' 43 Brush UW ' llrws AHIH 4- I':xlc-tw, LZ. 3, -Ig Class Ring, , , ' , f'm111niHc'1-, 33 Tous of fllzlclrlrwla Hoya N-Imul, umwvvv 4 ' Qllilwy. III. A ' ' ' . Hnnnl' ICUII, Dinh! timvsg 5 Ulm' c'IIlI1. 3: Iiuskvtlmll. ' 21 Ifxmtlmll. 2: I.:1fil1f'I11Iv. A 'J Eighteen farxvix 1 411-1014 'ini-11--2 '11-1,024 S H A D O W 0:01,-1 ti 3 11 1 'Z--1111-vi--ini GLENNA PAUL D. GRUBB GRUSSMEYER Ujibwn, 2, 3, -12 Vurnlnzxll. - I- A l , .El Vw-fl. 13,42 ffff- mf sf,fil'1'f,'l, :2f5'Ig H'1'ff.f i5'122'1'5 'Q' 4' H1-urls-ll Buy . 3, HELEN HADLEY Ilnllnr Hull. svvvlx tilnvsg liufmn-r. ISA MILDRED Slwillgfivlml Il, S , Spring- HAGENAH F 'l'l. Ill. U,l.hIlli.m Iinxrqrv QU- llulmr Null, Thr:-v film-sg 1-in-fy. 2: Ilm-1'-Rm-i1-ty 'xumm' 'Q' 4' Yuflvvil. Zii f'lm1'l1s. 2g Suplmnmrv Czllntzxtal. 2, ONETA HARNESS RAYMOND Honor Hull. ffmr Tinu-sg HARLAKND Iiuostc-r, 4. I Limax H. S.. l.im:1.lll. .1,E1f zfai,,,1'22.h?'3:1H:1:si sf ., 'lgf-ws, 2fasfiwgF-gw liuyk Quart:-t. 3. -tg Mixml fkhmm, 'Al15'ulE, ..'ljWN :,E Qmmrn-t, 4: Chorus, Ii. 4: I'U1,p,, '.3f'QHDiml1H3h,Lhm- glisffsi-Dlfi Z-allpy Mlm ifmr Ig1:lIgf1ll2'f. 2: A1h'ir-tif' 'ml Gunn' Iizuuulr-f, 31 -lllllifll' Bau- fpwt. 33 Sul:-s Cifllllliiiigll, 12, Hg Cqklllfilill, 3. BERNADINE HASE MARIE BA HASE 4 AIIFUFII, 3, 3' 41 l5fN'N'f'F .xllI'l7I'1l, 2, 15, 45 Bnustvr. -1, FRANCES HATFIELD MAME HEFFINGTQN llrmor Roll. viuht timvsg Igm,.m,,w,, H- gl. 1gm,.h- li5IHlliil. 2, 33 I'1!'ilUlI2l. 4. hm-H' Ill' Ni11eteen ! ! ! ! l 9 o mf S O -.- - -4- - ..... -.:. H A D W .,.,-.---.--.-..-.,-.-.- - -.. DALLAS HEINE l.il1r-rly ll. S., l,ll14-rty. lll, linsl-lmll. 13. Jig C':1pf:1iu 2. Zig lixmslwrlmll. 2. Zi. JOHN HEUSSER liuml. 2. il, 4: IlX'1'll!'Sll'1l. 2, Ci. 4, WILMA HOENER Houur Hull. Ill!'1'1' liun-S Aurora. 2. 3. 43 Clams Pro gram Corxnlxxiltn-4-, ZS. OLIVER HOLT l'luurrr liull. four tinws Iljilmwu, 2. Ci. 4: Q Ln-ttvr nn-u's I'lulm. 43 Sw'1'r4'fury 43 Class 'l'rs-nsurvr, 25 Football. 43 linskmlmll. 2. Ji, 43 f'uptuiu. 43 Truwk 2, 3, 4, JAMES HOOK lfzmtlmll. -13 Q l.Mt1-r- GILBERT HENNING DOROTH Y CLARA HOENER Aurora. 2. 3. 4: Ile-porn-r. 12, S01-rvtury, 33 Ulm' Club, 3. 4. ARTHUR HOLSTINE Honor Roll, two tim:-sg Cmxtmxuiul. 3. 4: Q lmttvr- nu-n's Clulm. 43 lluostvr. 2, 3, 43 Fmntlnzlll, 3, 45 Trzwk. 3, 4. C'hzuhl0c'k Buys' S1-luml, Quiuvy, Ill. Ifootbzmll, 23 Trnvk, 12: Baxskvtbzlll, 25 Captain, 23 Clmrus,23Suplmu1orc- Prvs- irlvutg Ist LIPLIIEXFHLIII, Mill itzlry Culupuuy, 2. R. JACOB HOLTSCHLAG Huuor Hull, sixtm-n time-s: Nzltiulml Hmmm' Su- ffix-tyg Ujihwn, 3. 4: Svr- gvrxnt-at-nrms. 4. Q Lvttvr- mc-u's Club, 43 Ruzzm-r's Club, 43 lfuutlmll, 3, 43 Glu' Club, 2. VIRGINIA HORST Honor Hull, fuurtor-n tuuvsg Hmm- IUCOIIUIHIVS, mulls Clllll- 4- 2, 33 Sevrvmrv, 23 R0- portvr, 3. ini ii 1 l 1 Z 1 i il iwllii-lil lvlvli l'14lHi--il-lvlxlwi i i i O 'Twen ty ...-..--.- ...- .... .-..-..:. 5 H A D Q W .,.-.-..-..-.-.....-..---.-....-..3. K. ROY HOWE Honor Roll. two timfw: 'l'l1c- Wlxitv Hr-urlr-rl Huy , lip Ulm- Club. 2, 3. 4: SulnistfMississi1v1zi Valle-y C'uufa-rmu-P. 3 ROBERT HUMMERT PMl'llU.1ll9llf. 2. 3, 4, Prcsitlvnt, 45 Hi-Y, 2, 3, 45 Q Lf'llUI'lll8Il'S Club, 4, Football. -11 Track, 2, 3, -13 Debating Temn, 3. JAMES HUNTER Hnnor Roll. Si! lllllfxij Parlianis-nt. 2, 3. 4: Sur- gczmut-at-arms. 33 Hi-Y. 2, 3, 4, Sergr-aut-:it-arrus. 3, -lg Booster, 25 Q Lettvr- mr-n's Club, 4: Pr:-siflvnt. 4, The Q Advvrtisilig, 33 Football. 2. 3, 4, Captain, 43 Baskotbaill. 3: Intclr- Class Swimming Moc-t, 2: Band. 2, 3: Fr:-nr-li Horn Quartet. 33 Ure-hvstra, 2, 3: VVoudwinfl, Quiutvt, 23 State Orclivstm Conte-St, 33 Nugional Haxul Contnst. 2, ' . HENRY W. JOHNS Honor Roll, twenty-four tinmsg National Honor Sn- vivtyq Cf-ntvnnial, 4: '1'rPasurer, 3, President. 4: The Q Busiiu-ss Staff, 4g Sluuluw , Business SMH, -1. KERMIT KEEHNER Hi-Y, -.lg Ruzzefs Club, IRMA HUELSMEYER Hypzitiu, Zi. 4, Hun:-ter, 2. JUANITA HUNER Honor Roll, twenty-two times, National Honor S0- 1-ivtyg Hypatia, 3. 4: Boost- er. 2, 3, 41 The Whit-e Hviulvtl Buy . 3. MARTHA JACOBS O. W. I... 4: Lo Ce-rcle Fram-anis. 2, Hamster. 3, 4. Nlauual H. S., Pvoriu, lll. VIOLET KAPPNER Aurora. 3. 4: Boostcr, 33 Hunts- Etoluuuic-S, 23 Presi- tlvnt, 2. DOROTHY KEIS 4- Hypatia, 2, 3, 45 Rc-- Gmfmn H, S., Grafton, iwortf-r. 3: Boost:-r, 3. 4: Ill. ThP Q , Editorial Staff, 3. Ol ini' i 'i 1 1 if-E-'il-ilvlivit111011-lfvlvlwii-if-if-il'ik-iwluiwlviv'i'fi11l lIvi1 'Twen ty-one i..-.,-.-..-..-.-.....-..-..-....,-..,. 5 H A D 0 W .,..-.-.-.,- -.-..-.-..-.-.-- i CHARLES KEYES 6 Hnnur Roll. thru- tiinf-sg l Iimimlji, 4:Urr-lmst1':i.2.J4. Ill H ' HAROLD ll KNAPHEIDE Hnnnr Rnll. sm-1-ii tiinr-sg ' l'nrlimncint. Z. 53. 1: Yiw- , l'r1-sirlr-nt. 4, Hi-Y. Ii, 4: U Q Lvttc-rim-n's f'lul1. 4: 1 Trzu-k,2,3.-l:f':11wt1iin.4. U H U RUTH KUNKEL I H, VI. I... 3. lg Quin- l f'iL-nsis Rmiiaiinis Sc-nntnf. 3, -lp Aurlilt-, 43 llunstvl' 7 3 4 WILLIAM F. KIEM Honor Roll, one llllll'I Parliauicnt-, 3, 4: Instru- nu-ntal Solo Cluli. 3. 45 Orclmstrn, 2, 3. 4: Starw- Urrlwstrax Confvst, 3, GRACE GENEVIEVE KRUWEL Honor Rull, two time-sg Quiucicnsis IIOIIIHIHIS Smi- afus, 3, 43 Consul. 3: Trilu- unv, 33 Censor and Tribnuv. 4. EVERETT LAKEY ' ROSALIND LANGE LORENE LAWRENCE 3 llunur Roll, fuur tilnl-sg Igm,S1,9r' 3' 4. I Aurora. 2. Ii, 4. ' JESSIE M. LIEBIG U Ulm- Club. 35 Urvllc-silru, I 2, 3g Mississippi 'a c-y ' f'o1iff'rvl1vc-, Soloist, 43 A1114 , 1-onilm Cunt:-st, Soloist. 33 . Stats- Orchestra Contest, 3. Qkoiana, 3, TM: iqanawl 'l' i,,-u:',a,,a,,,,,3 -rQ'fQ1rQUi i'Pl'l1 i4'l'H2HQ-'l 'l4ll QUQ .QQ Tu'z11 ty-two .,..-..-..-..-..-.--.-.---....-..,. 5 H A D Q W .,.,-.,- - -.- -.-.-,.....-..-.-..- LAURA MAE LONGLET DANA WILLIAM MARSHALL Honor Roll. ninv time-S. JOSEPHINE MAXWELL AVP. 2. 3. 4: Boosts-r. 2. 3. 4: Vim- l.,l f'SIfll'I1f, 4: Prfisidr-111, 4: Friloha. 4: Brush and Pali-ttf-, 3. 4: Junior-Sc-nior Iif-cr-ptiori. 3: Iunior Rf wrtiu Ronin l -I 2 H f-press-ntative-, 3: HTllf' YVlxits- Hemlrml Buy , 3: , Tous of Mum-y . Irop- :-rty. -I: Chorus. 2, 3: Mis- sissippi Yallny Conf:-renee, -1 LORETTA MONTGOMERY Honor Iioll. tllrc-0 tiuwsi flflogrupliy llvsc-:1rr'li Clulx, 3. ELIZABETH MORITZ Hunur Roll. 6-iglml IIIIIVSQ li1'glIlllllIE lll'K'lll'QlY'H. 2. LOIS MANES A00. 2. 3, 43 Iioostvr, 2, 3. 4: Orr-lmstrn. 2. 3, -1: All Statv Urclwstra. 4: Instrumf-ntal Solo Club, 2, 3. 4. CARL MAST Honor Roll, ww time-g Ujihwa, 2. 3, 4: Vic-rf Presi- nle-nt, 2: Sr-rrvtary, 3: Booster, 3: 'I'l10 Q , 2: I-Rmtball. 3: Trur-k, 3: Blauagvr. 4: All State Chorus, 3: Ur-butr' Squad, 3. JUNIOR MCQUARY tljiliwa. 3. 4: Boostc-r, 3, 4: Razze-r's Club. -1: Track, Mauuiger, 3: Gs-ugraphy Rf-sr-arrh Club, 2. ELBERTA MOORE Hruslx :mil Pulvttv. 3. -1: linostvr, 2. 3, 4: Poppy Y's, 3: Ifriluha, 4: Senior- Atlilvtir- Iianquf-t, 4: Chor- us, 2. NITA MOSENA Honor Roll, four Timm-sg U. VY. L., -1: Frilfrliu. -I: Lf- Cvrvlv Fram-ais. 4. I :1i1'fir-lml H. S.. l711irH:-lil. Iuwu. li:-ukuk H. S., Kvokuk, Iowa. Himrir Roll. Olvvf-u linwwq Latin Club, 2: .luuior Night. fig ,lunirir-Sr-nior llzinqurft.. 3: Glu' Club, 2. 31 Girls' Atlilvtir- .Xss'n, 2: fbpvrwttzns. 2. IE, May Ifvstivul. 2. .:.-gngng 3.31 .1 ,givingfi,.3,Q,in-ini'-1''ini-1,-1-I1 1- ii 11124-1--ini--1-11 Twenty-tl1ve6 1' 9 ! 40:0 i..-.......---. ...... i-..:. 5 H A D Q W .:..-..-,---,-..-,-.-.-.-..-.,-..,. ! l s I I a ! U I I I u u I u u I F n s 1 I I I s U I u n Q als FRANCES MURBACH Ililfflilll' ll. S.. llnrtlinw-. Vlfaxsllillgtun. Aliniru ll. S., Almiru, Wlzxslliiighrli. 'l'1'nllis, 2: Yollvylnlll, 21 UI'f'l1n-strn, Ji. WA LTER NEUBAUER I'Iunur lloll. two limi-S. Cr-ntrzlliu ll. S,. f'4-n- lrzilifl. Ill. I.ilu-rty ll. S,. Lihf-rty, Ill. l'l41nur llfmll. 1-iglm-1-n tim:-sz IJ:-4-laxmzltxnn. Si: 'l'l':u-lx, 541 liaise-lmll. 243 lizislu-llrzill, 29. LOLA PLATT U. VV. I... I: Iimmstu-l'. 2. fi. I: llrusli :mfl I,1ll1'Ifl'. 2. PAULINE PORTER Hunur llnll. ilirx-0 limi-sg I U. W. l,., J. 43 l5u0sYL'l'. 2, Ii. -lg Ulm' Club. 2. 31 Clmrus, 2. 3: llississimi Ynllr-y f'onfr-rr-nr-rx 2. 33 Illinois State- H. S. Alusiv nnsl l,ilvr:lrx' 011114-sf. 2, DONALD RUFF Ilonor Ilull. thrve- filnrsg llunll. 2, 3, -lg llI'l'lll'Sll'ii. 2. 25. 43 lflnh- Qiiurtvttv. Zi. -lg Namtionul Iiauul Con- ts-st. 2, 25, -lg Stutv Orolws- tru Voiitf-st, Jig Sum- lizunl Fuiitr-st, 2. Ji. 4. I E 1 .1 ing ihgng.-1 11 1 Twentyffour 1 BERNICE MUTZ Iionnr liull. fuurtz-vii linnfsq Anrurn. 2. 25. -Ig 'I'rrasnrc-r, 353 Yim- Prnsi- dr-nt. 43 Pm-si4l4-in. lg liunstnr. lg l'f-ppp' YR. 3: l l'1--irlvllt. Ii. IMOGENE PARKER lInnnr Roll, twe-lvv tinu-sf U. W. li.. 2. Zi. 49 Bmyswr, 2, 3, 4: Intvr-f'l:iws Swam- nuing Mr-nt. 2: Ulm- Clulx. 2. fi, -13 Yivv l,l E'SitlI'llf, 4. JESSE POINTS H. MILTON RECKER 1Innnr Roll, twf-lvv tirnm ' Nuliullal Hmmr Sxmvivty Cc-ntf-nnizil. -lg S1-1-rc-tary, 4' The Q , Editorial Stuff' 3, 45 Sllnrlnw . Editorial Staff, 33 Business RI2lIIlI,2'K'Fv 4: Delegate, Illinois H. S. Prvss Ass'n, 3: Illinois Staff' H. S, Prcss .Xss'n. I. MARJORIE SANFORD Ar-1-, 2, 3. 43 Bnostr-r. 2. 3, 45 Iiuostvr llzuir-o, 55: Tim Q . 23 II1lil'I'LllIIf'lllZl.l Solo Club, 3, 43 Ur:-lu-Iskra, 2, 33 I-'lmrus. 2. 33 Illinois Stuff- I-I. S. III'l'lIl'SlI'1l Cun- tc-st, ii. ' - 1 ....-.........-.-...-,-.--.-.,-..,. 5 H A D Q W .,..-.....-...,---,.-..-..-.-...- ESTHER SCOTT INEZ SCOTT Hunnr Roll. sixtz-1-11 lim:-sl Nutiunul IIonor Su- vivtyg U. W. I... 3. -lg Himst- vr, 33 Im f'r-r4-lu- I r:lm':1is, 4, Ur-Imtv Sqiiaul, 24. C-ulvshllrg' H, N. hairs- lmrg. III. Lznurizui Lita-rury Simi:-ty. 2: Swrm-fairy. Xlrmitnr. Sm'- I gvauut-:it-.X1'lm. Lg Arlvisnry Umum-il. 2. HELEN SHARP Huiml' Roll. Own fimvsg IIunw Iiwziinriiics, 3. 45 Vim- Pre-hill:-m. -1. EVA MAE SHRIVER 'xlll'1nl'ZL:'I,4ICiiIHI'llS.3.-In ARMINTA SMITH U. VS. I... -i. 4: Wir-v I'ro-sislvm. 3: llrmstr-r, 3. -1: Si-i'l'1't:1I'y. -I. Klauwrmb H. S., Mau-uinlx, Ill Clnss 'I'I'l'Z1SllI'4'I'. 12. HARRY SCOTT IIm1lmrIIuIl,ivrniillivs. PAUL SELBY Honor Roll, twu time-sg Ojilrwu, 2. 3, 4: Yii-v Presi- 4II'llf, 43 Iioostvr, 2. 3, 4: f'Ilz'4-r Imzulcr, 23 Rnzvs-r's Club, -4, 'l'm4'li. 2, Zi, 43 Naiiizlm-r. 2, 3, 4, E. MERLYN SHIPE Honor Roll. thirtc-1-n timx-sg Pnrliamivnt, 2, 33 Hziskc-tI1:xII, ii, 4. IOLA SIEMENS Iiuostvr, 2, 3, 4, Hunii' I'I4-uxmiliivs. 3, 4: Ulm- Fiub. 2, Si -I: I.ihr:xri:m, Si. SELMA SOUTHWICK Iluimr Rull. twf-iity-fnur timc-sg National Honor S0- vivtyg Ullvll Sl'il0i21l'SllilJ Cup: Aururzi. Zig Chorus. 33 Mississippi Valli-y Musin- Cmitvst, li, Gvogrupliy Rn-- smirch Club, 2. ELLA MARIE SPILKER llmmr Hull, Iwo IIIIIUSQ llulm' I'I4'ulml11i4-Q, 2. LILLIAN SUBECK H, VV, I,,, Ii. 'lg Iimxsh-r, 2, JS. HARVEY XV. THENHAUSEN C'c-ntonuial. 2, 3. 4: Svrgvzmt-:xt-arms. 23 Pru- grznm. 33 PM-wish-nt. -43 l'h1- VVI1itm- Hr-znlvrl Buy , Stagg- KI:1n:u14-r. 33 Iiuhkvt- hull. Zi. 45 Q L1-tt:-rnu-11's Vluh. TH ELMA FERN THORPE lluunr Hull, nina' timvs: Ilulm- I'11'4ulu1llli1's, IL I'l'1'si- :ls-nt. -1: Brush :uml I':1la-Uv. Z1 .lulliur-Hvniur ICr'r-r-1x- Anon, 2. FLORENCE ALMA TURNER llmmr Hull, L-ifxlll tilm-wg IIHIII4' l'1m-mlullllvs, ZZ. -..-..:. 5 H A D 0 W .:..-..-.-.- -..- -.-..-.-..- -.. THOMAS STERNE Imml, 2, 33 1II'l'Il1'SU'1l, 2. II, 1. EARL TENHAUS Lib:-rty H, Lilwrfy, Ill. C laws Pr:-sulm-ln. 2, J. HELEN ALLYSON THOMPSON Humor Roll, four timsfsg llypania. 4g Boosts-r. 12, Zi, 43 Lv Cc-rr-lv I ra11f'u.is. 2, 35 I'4'lJpy YR, 3: file-1' Club. 23 Chorus. 2. 33 Imvr-Class SXVIIIIHIIIIQL M1-vt, Eg Junior- Sr-niur Ilvrwptiinll. 35 Svnior- Athlvtir' Iiaxllqllvt, 4. MARIETTA TUCKER Ilonor Roll, Piglltm-vu tim!-sg Nilfiflllill Hmmr Su- vic-tyg Am-, 2. Si, 4: Trvzxsur- 1-r. 43 Quinvivnsis IQUIIIRHIIIS SUIHLYIIS, 3. 41 f'rmsul. 4: Svlliur-.Mhlviiw B!Hl11ll0I. I: Tons uf Mum-y , 4: HQ . li:-port:-r. 45 Iu- strumvntal Sola Club, 2, 3. 43 Conti-st Hulu Avvrnn- lmuist. 4: Quinvy Sym! phmmyg H. Trio :mel f2lI2lJ'ff'f'. MARIAN ELAINE VERNER U. VV. Il.. -1. Linux ll, S, l.im:L. III. l.ilrr:1ri:111. 15: Junior Play: Tm-11uis,T2,Iig lI:mlwlIx:1ll,2I. az-1 1 1-1 1-1 1 an an 1 111 1 qnwan 1 1--3 1-11-rife--1 100 Tli'H71Iy'SIX ,,,-.,-.-,-.--.,.----,........-.,. 5 H A D Q W .,..- ORVILLE S, VINCENT llunnr Ilnll. nnr- tiino. FLOYD VOLLMER Hunor Roll, sPvf-n linws, Libr-rty H, S., Liluvrty, 1 Ill. linsr-hall, 2. 33 Basket- lmll, J. ANNIE WALDFOGEL IIUIIUI' Hull, twvnly-lllrvv tinu-sg Nutimxal Hnnnr Hn- cietyg Junior-Senior Ro- :-:-ptirm. 3. MAX WATTMAN Ilnnor linll, live- tina:-s. l'arli:nnf-m. Ii. 4: lions!- nr, 35 Ili-Y, 3. 43 Yiw- I'rr'si1l1-lit. -lg 'I'lu' VVl1it1'- limule-41 Buy. xNi1l llT0lJl'. 3: 'dllllf' Q Bnsine-ss Stuff 3. 4: Sli:uluw liusinf-Ss Stuff. 3, 4: Illinois Stim- H. S. Pr:-ss .Xss'n. 3: Tuna of Mum-y . 43 Band. 33 Stalin liunml f'4mtc-st. 3. LILA WERRE IIy1n1iti:1, Zi, 4: Yiw- I'i's-Qialvlit. -lg limmstf-r, 2. ZS. lg I'f-may Y's, Sig Gloc- fllllll. il. Ii 2 RAYMOND R. VINSON MARIAN WAGNER Honor Roll, two tiinc-sg U. VV. Ii., 2, 3, 45 lloostvr, ZZ. 3. 43 Ili-1-nrntinn Cmn- rnittffe. 4. SAM WALDFOGEL Honor Roll, nur' time-5 Travk. 23 I uutl1:Lll,Z2,3,-I. FERNE WEBEL Honor Rnll, twvnty-two tim:-sg National Honor Sn- r-ir-lyg 0. W. l... 2, 3. 4: Hi-purtvr, 33 Sf-Q-rotary. -I3 Iiunsts'l'. 12. 3, -lg Class Sr-rrr-tary, 33 .lunirvr-Si-nior Rc-rw-ntiuii, 35 Cin-ugruplly lic-sz-arf-li Club, 23 l'llr- Q Iicliturial Stuff. 3, 45 Sl1:ul0w . linpnrtvlx fl: Dc-lf-f,1:1tc-, Illinois H. H, Pri-ss Assn., 12: Wl1it4' Ilrfzulf-il Huy , Jig Turns nf Kinney , 4. FRANK WESTERMAN lg.-Lwxfvzuz--1--1412: ! l Q ! ozoix--101 -1-'111101024-11-1..1..g..gf,1--1--:.1.,-1-'iifii-Zlwxf-3--1-11-'1ff3 if-31-if-if-14-iuvifq' Twen tyfseven 1-1 1 1,1 :iz--1-oz. S H A D O W cfm:-frm:-fxiizwgi-1'-int-'1--int-0:1 1 ESTHER l WHITEFIELD l H. W. Ii.. 2, Ji, 4: I'rz-si- nh-nt. 4: liimsti-r. 2. Si, 4: ! Claws Sw-i'viz11'5'. 2. 41 ' .Xtlllvtiv Ifzungllvt. ll Soph- N mnnrr- Purtyg 4 l'lw Q MAURICE ' lhlit +ri:llSt:1?T. Ci.-i. Sliml- l uw ,l Rf-purtr-r. 4: llr-lm-unto, WILLIAMS ' Illinois Siulv H. S. l'r1-ss Xssn..-1: 'l'nnsnfNI111ivy . ' 'llivlu-tw. -li Glu- Chili. 2. Il. ' -1: Nvwrs-t:iry-'I'rv:isl1rc'r, 33 ' l'rl'sirls'm. lg f'hnrus. 2. 3. . 4: MississippiY:1llm-y Mnfir- H f'ul1h-st, 12, 24: f'unc-vrt. 2, 4 3. -I. ' EILEEN WILSON ' WILLIAM WINGET ' llunur Hull, five- time-sg I 1 I . .M-Q, 35, .13 l:m,sqM-4 Q. 3- 43 l.1lu-rfy II, B., I.iln-rty, ' lm CW-rc-lv l rum':1is. I: ul-1 3' 3' A YIll'f'tLSlll'l'I'. 1: lfrilulm. 4: lizxskvtbzlll. 23 'I'1'1u'l4. 2: N Sruplirniiurl' l':mrty1 Tons .luniiyr Play' 3, - nf Nlmu-y , Prima-rty. 4: ' Flmrus. 3. g FLOYD WORMAN U Honor Roll. sc-vm-n iinws: A Ujiluwax. JS, 4, Sf-vri-t:il'y. -I: l IIi-Y, 1: Iirmstvr. 3. 1: 1 'I'rv:1,'ixl'c-l'. -I2 R:Lzz4'r's Club, ' -I: Inv Q Ifruliv, 3, -13 MERLE WORMAN 1 UTM' Qu 'f Si f'SS Mm IADTZIIIII' II S IADl 'LIIlf' ' aim-r. 3. -4: .Mlvm-rtisilig In ., ' ' ' Q Xlanzigvr. Ji. 43 Sl1:uluw , ' ,, , A K ' -Mlm.,-tiSi,,g. 3. 4: 1y,,h.gM,.. f lass N 14-v I rr-xulvnt. J. Illinnis Still? ll. S. Prvss ' Assn., 3: I7c'lv2,nti-. Illinois 3 H. S. Frm-ss Assn., -lg Tin- . VVliit0 IIv:ulv4I Huy , Prop- Y 4-rty 4: 4 I'uns of Kimi:-y . ' 4. . BERYL YOE 1 llnnnr mill, vigil! filnvs: I u, w. LY.. 2. 15.343 iaqnsri-r. ZIMMERMAN ' 2. il: l'lu- Q lurlmwizil I U Siilllfaii. l: film' Cllilv. 2. Zig Ilunnr Roll, Iwvniy Illinois ll. N llms Xssn.. 12: Niississiplxi Yzxllm-y f'uli ri-st, 2. Ji. lfh-ziliixumt II. S.. Si. ' lmuis. Mu., 2. I l Hwinnning Club 2. a 0.4, f-i4','Q . ', Z.. I. 'Q Ilfmstvr. L.. 3. 4: Ulf-vC'l11b, LZ, Zi, -1: Ili-bmo SIILIHKI, I. tinu-sg Nntiunzil I'lnnur Sn- TN U VN l 7 'l I 7 , f Nix 1 1 i ff' 1:1 :X 15 gf 'f' ' IMI I Twentyfeight 1-1-1-:--V:-'1--luznx--:.-111-fi-11-0:4 .-.- .....-,....---.-.--.,-..,. 5 H A D 0 W .,..-.:-.: 2 - -..:.-.,- Memherf wlmfe plyototgraphr were taken fate PAULINE ALBRIGHT l'l1xnur Hull. f'I!IllfI'l'Il tinn-sz Nntinnn! Honor Hn- r-iw-tyq Yif-1' Pri-sirlvlit. 43 Ac-I-. 2. 3. 4: I'rf-sizlm-nt. 45 l.r- CR-rr-I0 Frzunfzxis. 3. 4: Sm-rf-turv, 4: Boost:-r. Zi. 4g Claws Yir-v Prvside-nt. 2. 41 Sopl1nnifirPI':lrt5': 'l'nnsof Klum-y . 4: Urrlwstra. 3. 4: lnstrnlnr-ntal Solo Cluli. 2, 3. 4. MILDRED BURMEIER llunur Roll. twu tilnvsq Cninvic-nsis Rrnnzinus S1-n 2 . fxtus. 33 llc-mbs-r of O. G. A.. 3. CARLYLE GANZ .-X:-v. 2, 3. 4: Vit-v Prvsi- mlvnl. 4: lirmstf-r. 2. 3. 45 lilr-0 Flnli. 2. 3. 41 Yim- I'rr-sinlm-nt. 3: f'lmrns. 2. Si. 43 Mississippi Ynllvy Yo:-al Culillfsl. 2. 3. VIRGIL HADSELL Uliilnm. 2. 3. 4: liuuwii-l'. 2. Ji. 4: 'l'rac'k. 151 Frmtbnll. 23 Clif-1-1' IA-znlvr. 2, Zi. 4. VIRGINIA LAWLESS llunor Hull. llll'UI' tilnvsg ll, YV. l,., 3, 4. Mcmbcr.f wharf plvntacgrfzphx were taken late O CLAUDINE E. BRIGGS KXVV. I...1Z. 3.4: Iimxstvr. 3. 43 Tho Wliitf- llPfHlf'Il Hoy , Zi, Clayton ll. S., Clayton, Ill. Glass Vim- Prvsiclent, 25 lizmskr-tlmll. 2. MELVA LEE DIERKES Iioostvr, 3. 4g Friliola, 45 Clnxrns, 4. lil Xluntv H, S., El Mmite-. California. Class lLPIJI'f'Sl'llliLlfilVC. 2g Girls' Ls-augur-, 23 Hockey Captain, 2. ANNA MARY GIBSON U, VV. L., 43 liuostvr, 3: lfrilulm 4, Troasurvr, 45 Athletic- lifiIlKlllf'l,. 4. DOROTHY KOERLINE Wvst Point H. S., West Pninf. Ill. Prvsimlmit, Studvnt Conn- wil. 35 Ulm- Club. 2. 33 Pop Tc-zun. 2. 25: Yr- Artixts. 35 .lnnirrr Plnv. 3: lJvr'la.1m1- lion, 2. 3. LLOYD LOOS gf .1 1 ,3..z..g..3.,g.,3.,,:v gui--if-10: 3--34 s o 4-- .,.-..-.-,.-,-.-.,.. ..,..,-..,:. H A D W .,.,..-.-.,....-.,-..-.-.-..- UPPER Row KARL LUTHIN Centennial, 2, 3, 4. NORRIS MeCOY Basketball, 33 Golf, 3. EDWARD RICHARDSON Honor Roll. three times, Parliament, 2. 3, VVestern Military Aearlelny. Alton. Ill Football, 4, Swimming, 3, 4, Upper Ten. 4: Best Company Drill, 3. LINFORD RICHARDSON GRACE BI, SAWIN Laneaster H. S., Lancaster. hlo. Westphalia H. S,, Vlfestphalia. Mo. Booster, 2: G-lee Club, 2: Basketball, 2, 3. 1,owER Row WA LTER STYRHAHN Honor Roll, twenty-four times: National Honor Society: Ojibwa, 3, 4, President, 3: Secretary. 3: Booster, 2. 3, 47 The White Headed Boy , 35 Glee Club, 2: Debating, 2. 3. VIRGINIA TULL HELEN WENNEKER JENNIE ZIMMERMAN Booster, 4. MEMBERS OF CLASS OF 1932 NOT SHOWN IN PICTURES BYROY BENTLEY Booster. 2, 33 Basketball. 33 Tons of Money , 4. MILTON BOVVICN Honor Roll. one time: Booster, 2, Orehestra. 2, 3, 42 Band, 2, 3, 4, All State Orehestra. 3. 43 Soloist. 2. 3, 4: orn Quartet. 33 Instrumental Solo Club. 2. 3. 4: 'Nlational Band Assn.. 2. 3. 43 Mississippi Valley Con- test, 2, National Band and Orehestra Contests, 2. 3. 4, JOE BRADFORD Honor Roll, three times: Hi-Y. 2. 3. 41 Set-retaryf 4 Parliament. 3, 4, Football. 2. -lg The White Headed .Ny 3- Ol ALBERT J. BRl'l-IIXIMI-IR CHARLES CHANDLER Centennial. lil. 43 Football. 2, DONALD CHRISTIE HAROLD FICK Parliament, 2. 3. 43 Hi-Y. ZZ. 3. 4. I.l'ION.XIllJ L. GRAFF Liberty H, S.. Liberty. Ill. Basketball. 2. 3, Captain. 33 Baseball, 3: Captain, 3 Trfu-k 2 I ' xiYnT1.11: HARWOOD Ilelpliian, 3. -1. Y ICARL Howsl-JR SYLVIA ANN LEDIG Honor Roll. nine times, Mississippi Valley Con- ference, Stenography. 3, ROBERT LIERLE .Iohn Fleteher Aearlemy, University Park, Iowa. Canova H, S., Canova, S. Dak. HAZEI, INIAIJONE Delphian, 3, 4: Ser-retary, 3. JEWEL MCCLEAN Home Economies. 2, 3, 4: Treasurer, 2, 45 President, 33 Booster. 2. 3, RALPH INIETTEMEYER Quiney College Aeaderny, 2, PAUL MIJELLER Ojibwa. 3. 43 Band Danee. 23 Band, 2, 3. Orches- tra, 2, 3, 4, Librarian, 35 Soloist-Distriet, State, and National Music Contests. 4. WILBERT NESTA DONALD RUETER Brush and Palette. 2. 3: Booster, 33 Biology Assn., 4. ELAIER OITKER Seymour H. S., Payson, Ill. FLORENCE SCHREACKE Honor Roll. five times. L JAMES L, SLOCFM Ojihwa. 3. 43 Yiee President, 33 Razzers' Club, 43 ll, BERT KICNNEY A l I'rnm-ll:i , 3: Tons of Aloneyn, 4, 1-Ootbdu' 3' 4' 'H,:R0xIE STURHAHN FDY x I xYDvVl'.HR fljibwa, 3, 4: Booster, 3, Glee Club, 2, 3. 4. Honor Roll. eight tiines. WOODROW Tllltlt Q 1 1 it-2-rx 1- -ive-if-3..31.oi-'11it11'-11,31-initlimit-ii:-11,11-2-3-111405 Thirty ., - - - - - - -.-.,-..,. 5 H A D 0 W .,-.-,...-.-.......-..-- Hymn Bentley Max VVz1ttm:1n 144-rt lim-nn:-y lflnyrl Worman Arflzxth Czxnnvun Carl Mast Marietta Tut-ki-r Mary Ann Grulylw .ludson firm-11 Pzuiline- Albright TONS OF MONEY THE SENIOR PLAY PRESENTED BY THE CLASS OF 1932 The senior class presented its annual play Tons of Money , December 4. The play, directed by Miss Mildred Daugherty, exemplified very capable direction as well as the splendid talent ofthe cast. Members of the cast are as follows: Sprules.,.... ..,..,.., Simpson ............. Miss Benita Mullet ........,,..,. Louise Allington.. Aubrey Henry Maitland Allington. . . Giles ....... , .................. , James Chesterman. .lean Everard ...... Henry ,..... ,.4. .... George Maitland , . FLOYD WORNIIXN ARDATH CANAVAN PAULINE TKLBRIGHT MARY ANN GRUBB IIUDSON GREEN CARL BTAST R. BERT KENNEX' MARIETTA TUcKER MAX WATTlN1AN BYRON BENTLEY Committees-AAdvertising: Kent Duncan, Paul Grimes, Robert Hummert. Propertieszjosephine Maxwell, Paul Grubb, Eileen Wilson, Paul Selby. Stage: Mac Boyle, Ted Broderick, Elmer Oitker. Costume: Girls: Mary Bradley, Pauline Porter, Agnes M. Cohen, Ferne Webel. Boys: Roy Howe, Goeffrey Curtis, Louis Daerr, Tickets: Walter Sturhahn, Dorothy Boll, Dana Marshall, Arthur Holstine, Inez Scott, Harvey Thenhausen, Milton Reclcer, Juanita Huner. Program: Esther White- field, Beryl Yoe, Dorothy Gibbs. Faculty: 'Iessie D. Brakensielc, Ella Schwagmeyer, Helen Heidbreder. Prompter: Mary Ellen Brown. Much credit for the success of the play is due to Miss Brakensiek, class sponsor, who assisted greatly in the production of the play. The High School Orchestra, directed by Paul E. Morrison, gave splendid assistance by playing between acts. Thi-rtyfmle 1.101--if in 11111-vi in 1010101011 s H A D o W -A--L,-fr-1-A-L--A------2. Ralph Nil-mr-yer Miss Darby Jane Fifer Brodsky Florine Hageman HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1 933 FLoWERMRed Carnation CoLoRs-Red and White President.. . . . Vice President .. . . MoTToMAequitas Omnibus CLASS OFFICERS .RALPH NIEMEYER MALCOLM BRODSKY Secretary ..... ..... F LORINE HAGEMAN Treasurer .... ...,, 1 IANE FIFER Sponsor ...,....... .......... .,... M 1 ss Buss M. DARBY S Miss MILDRED EBERT Faculty Advisory Committee ...., . . . A Mlss MARY B. INGMAN lMR. G. W. KERR After knocking at the door of good old Quincy High School, the class of '33 entered as Sophomores in 1930. The officers: President, Malcolm Brodsky, Vice President, Maxwell Lepper, Secretary, jane Fiferg and Treasurer, Gene Burtle success- fully guided the class through its perilous first year. During the Junior year, the class of '33 has made a name for itself by skillfully staging the play Take My Advice . The junior-Senior Reception, always one of the major events of the year, was an especially colorful social affair. The guidance of Miss Darby and the faculty committee has been of much value to the class, which thus far has attained a most creditable record. if 1021 3.-1 ri.-Swing,-3.n1u1e 1 111110101021 if-ini' 1--in-301011 Thirty-t wo l :Q nuaxqnzz-p-u 111 CLASS OF 1933 ABEL, DON.-XLD AFFRE, TONY ALEXANDER, ELIZABETH ALLEN, MARY' C. APEL, CHRISTINE ASVVEGE, FREDERICK TAXEL, ELIZAEETI-I BAECOOK, ROLLA JAMES BALZER, XVILFRED BEARD, FERNE BECIQER, MARY BECKER, ZELDA BEERS, ELLA MAE BENNETT, BONITA BENNETT, IMA BERGSTRASSER, .ARNOLD BINGAMAN, LINCOLN BINKLEY, ROLAND BISSER, XYERNICE BLIVEN, DOROTHY BOESINO, JAMES BONNEY, STEVE BOYLE, CLIFFORD BRATTON, VERNA BRINKOETTER, DONAL BRISCOE, CLARENCE BRODSKY, MALCOLM BROWN, IRENE BRYANT, .JOE BUEKLEY, PAUL BUOO, EMLl.N LEE BUOG, JAM ES BURTLE, GENE BUSI-IMEYER, BETTY BUXMAN, ROBERT BYIIEE, CHARLES CALKINS, HAROLD ci.-KRROLL, IJATAES CASON, H.NRRlET CHANDLER, GRETCHEN .g.-.- - --...- - - .. --..-..----..--.:. SHADOW .,....- I I I I I I I I I I CLASS QF 1933 CHURCHILL, ALICE CLARK, GERALDINE CLOW, ANNABELLE COARD, EDNA CRANDALL, MARGARET CRANK, MARTHA CRAY, RUTH CROCKER, MELY'IN CROOKS, EDWARD CROSS, FRANCIS DABNEY, MILDRED DAvIs, RICHARD DISSELHORST, GARNER DITTMER, MARIAN DONALD, MARY DOOLEY, DOROTXIY DRALLMEIER, HAROLD DRESCHER, EDNA MAE DUNKER, MAURICE DUNLAP, DOROTHY EDWARDS, RUTH ESSIG, MARYLYN EWING, LOIS FAULKNER, .IEANETTA FIELDS, CHARLES FIFER, JANE FINKE, VERA FINLEY, EDM AN FLEER, HARRY FLETTERER, FLORENCE FRANCIS, JERL FRIES, ANDREVV FRIES, XYIOLA CEAMBLE, XM.-KLLACE GANZ, ROBERT GARD, H.XRRX' GARD, IIEANNETTIL GAROUTTE, GEORGE CSAY, MIXRL'ELL.N GILLHOUSE, ROBERT - I- .g. . .or .,i1,111,,i-,,,-,1111111114-nxxgiqnq-qp:1I1... 411 Tl1ivry-fum' ,,- ,.... .... , -..., SHADOW 1. .......... -- CLASS OF 1933 CINUSE, RUTH GRAY, DOROTHY GREAN'ES, MAE GREENE, CATHERINE GUENTI-IER, DOLORES HAGEMAN, FLORINE H.AGEMAN, LOUISE H.ARRlS, IRBIA HARVEY, DALE HI-IRWOOD, JULIUS HEIDLOFF, WILIIUR HELLIIAKE, ROBERT HENIING, VIRGINIA HERIIST, MIKRJURIE HERNIIXN, IRENE HERMSMEIER, H.AROLD HEUER, MAR'IORlE HIGGINS, MARX' HOENER, ROY HOLM, IRXVIN HORST, EDWARD HUGIIES, ROBERT HUNSAKER, XYIVIAN HUSEMAN, LOUISE I-1UsEMAN, ROZELLA HUTMACIIER, ALFRED UI.-Icons, PAUL JACOBS, STELLA AIOHNSON, JUANITA ,IOrINsON, I..YNDEl.L JOHNSON, ROBERT JOHNSTON, BETTY LEE IILWINI-ILL, ERNEST KAPUNER, ROS.-XLIND KEEFE, THOMAS KELLER, ARTIIUR KELLER, XVILLIAM KELLEY, JOHN KIEM, MAIIIIIN KING, LEE g.-....-....------..---------------------- Th irty-fi1.'e .:. I I I I I I I I I I I .- - --..-..- ------., SHADOW .,.... I I I I I 11111111 CLASS OF 1933 KIRCIIER, MARY KLETT, CARLENE KNIGHT, OLIVE KOPSIEKER, ALICE KROUTII, BERTIIA KRIEGSHAUSER, RITA KRON, ROY LANDRUM, CARI. LANG, DOROTIIEA LANGEBARTEL, XVILLIS LAWYER, RELLIE LFPPER, ARTHUR IIEPPER, GRACE LEPIAER, M,XXWELL LEWIS, JOHN LINDSTROM, LILLIAN LINNEMAN, XYIRGIL LITZ, IRMA LONG, MANNIE LONGLETT, FLORENCE LOOS, VVVOODROVV LUEGERING, ILDA LUGERING, JUNIOR MCCULLY, JANE MCKENZIE, DANIEL MCNEIL, XVILDA M,KGUIRE, PAUL MASON, HELEN MAST, HARRY M.-KST, MILDRED MAYS, DICK METZCBER, HAROLD MEX'ER, DOROTHX' MEX'ER, HENRY MEYERAND, ARLENE. MILBERT, VIRLEINIA MILLER, CECELIA MILLER, Es'I'I-IER MITTELBERG, EUGENE MORRISON, RUIIY .. - .g. .1111-5111-.-11149.-1qv-Q-.1-.1---1111-p.n1-pau-van.. 711-rtj-six CLASS OF 1933 MORSE, CHRISTINE MUSH,kGE, ELIZABETH MULCH, CLIFTON MURPHY, IDA M. MUSSELMAN, ANET NE.'XL, FRANCIS NELSON, CHARLES NESTA, XVILBERT NICKERSON, JESS NIEN1EX'ER, R.'KLPH ODELL, ELINORE CJQDONNELL, MARX' ANN OHNEMUS, RICHARD OLIVER, DORIS PARIS, LEROY PATRICK, HELEN PATTON, MIKRI.'XN PAUL, ROBERT PENCOCK, LOIS PERRY, FREDERICK PETTY, JUNIOR PFAFFE, HERhi.'XN PIERCEY, ELLEN POTTER, JAMES PULLMAN, MILTON QUINN, ELMO RAZIEN, JAKE REINHARDT, DALE RENIER, ROSEMARY RILKERT, M.ARY RILKMAN, XVILLIXM RIPPEL, LORNA RIPPER, RICH.-KRD ROBINSON, BETTY ROCKVVELL, ERINIA LEE RUETER, MAURICE RUSH, CARLENE SC.-KNLAND, FREDA SHACKLETUN, ALVIN SCH,-KLLER, HELEN un.-Q-an-1.-..11x,1q-31-.-.11111111119111-su:-D: ............ .1. SHADQW .,.,- CLASS OF 1933 SCHAUF, MARY SCHMIDT, RUTH I SCI-INEIDMAN, SAM SCHOLZ, MARY E. SCHREIEER, EUGENE SCI-IROEDER, MARJORIE SEIFERT, LUCILLE SELBY, CAROL SI-IULL, EDGAR SIEMENS, LAWRENCE SIMONSON, MARTHA SIMPSON, GERALD SLINGERLAND, ALICE SMITH, LADUSKA SMITH, MARTHA SPECKHART, ELLEN SPENCER, MARGUEZRITE SPOHR, MARIAN STALF, MARIE STEWART, CECELIA STOERMER, MARCEI.LA STORK, VIRGINIA SUEECR, MILTON SULLIVAN, DICK SUTTON, BETTY TERRY, MONA MAE THESEN, MARIAN THOMAS, RUTH TOLEERT, ARLENE TURNER, ALFRED TWADDLE, RUBY XYAN METRE, TWILA LEE XIARNIER, LEOTA XTASEN, GEORGIE XYORNDAM, HERBERT WADE, HELEN W ATSON, HOWARD VVVEBER, GEORGE XVEICHLEIN, AL,BERT.fX XVEILER, JAMES -..- .g. .g.-..----..-....--..--.,---........-....---..----.g. Tl1i'rty-eight D Q Q Q ! Q Q s 4 s 4 !. U7 II :ff C7 O 2 Q 1 1 1 1 Q l Q Q l Q 1 T--Q--'ff' CLASS OF 1933 XVEILER, JOE XVELBORN, ALICE WVEMHOENER, DONALD WVESSEL, FLORENCE WEST, LORETTA viiviuiuiojoioinvioin ,E EZ .,z EE -ax! cn Tm zw HE fl N .-.... N Wim 1-..r' Ocyr' Fgf' Lamc :fo EEZ mi: .FU 5 r' C :n 0Q0'l.l ago ! Z.'j 'I H Z1 0 Ps-E-Fi H 5 1 Sagig ll 6515 ' 2305.- : 1,14 ...S Q IAI ,FEV 55 0 'famg . Sazsg, l ESEEE ' 557325 so ! Fnnfi' E ll Eipfj? 1 E15-, r' Il c5'53CI1 5: 1 35555 l 2555? I1 ipfik . Sjfzfif E VOA U gggwa ll v 2 . EF'-T1' S H gr viz:-52,52 li ' ,... I JPN I 21:13 F ll 'E-9' :ig i Ez:-Zi 2' - - ' D- i E555 . Scif 5 II 252' : ng ll FE? m 3 'U ll 155 5' M S693 P' A H SPE? i 9,43 2+ . l ELF' if . O. Q U ! ass? ! Ewa? ' mc P U Sgv Q EEF? .ZQIPQUC PQ'l-'YQ0Q0Q1b.lIQ0:1'Q4D-'7QllC0.flQlb-0.1 WESTERN, KENNETH WHITE, ELMER C. WVHITAKER, WILMA WVILCOX, JOHN WiLCox, ROY WVILDER, DOROTHY WTILLER, JACK XVOLFMEYER, LENTTON WVRIGHT, JACK YECK, BARRY YOUNG, DOLORES MEMBERS OF CLASS OF 1933 NOT SHOWN IN PICTURES R. Arrowsmith, G. Babb, G. Baclgloy, R, Balzer, E. Bangert, H. Baumbach, G. Bisc-hoB', H. Blickhan, A. Berko- witz, G. Bigelow, D. Bowen, L. Brosi, M. Bryant, K. Burnett, H. Buss, R. Carter, E. Case, M. Crabbe, F. Dill, Mat- tilee Doht, Mildred Doht, T. Duestierhaus, H. Ellis, L. Fcatheringill, L. Fey, A. Foster, W. Garnier, R. Gay, B. Griep, Thirty-nine -..-.--,- - -i-.-L-.:. 5 H A D 0 W ...-.-....-..- -.--- --Q. Kenneth Western, Carol Selby, Clifford Boyle, Jack Wright, Marian Kiexn, James Carrol, Jane Fifer, Ruth Gnuse. TAKE MY ADVICE The Junior Play presented by the class of '33 The Junior Class chose as its play this year Take My Advice by Eugene Hafer. It was presented at Madison School, April 8, 1932, under the very capable direction of Miss Mildred Daugherty. The cast Was: Bob Mannion .... . ..... JACK WRIGHT' Jimmy Samson .... ..... C LIFFORD BOYLE Peggy Acton ...... .. ..... MARIAN KIEM Mrs. Nelson-Dodd .... ..... R UTH GNUSE Jud Fenton . . ....... ..... K ENNETH WESTERN Virgy Mannion. .. . . .,... CAROL SELEY John Wargrim .. . . ..... JAMES CARROLL Marcia Wargrim. . .. ..... JANE FIFER Committees-Stage: Potter, H. Calkins, M. Brodsky, Setting: E. Odell, M. Kircher, R. Niemeyer, H. Watson, Costume: Girls: D. Dunlap, I. M. Murphy, C. Morse, B. Robinson, Boys: R. Binkley, R. Wilcox, W. Gamble, Wilcox, Adver- tising: G. Weber, W. Rickman, H. Mason, H. Zeh, D. Young, M. Patton, F. Bearde, Tickets: I. Bennett, L. Paris, Sturhahn, E. L. Bugg, H. Fleer, H. Mast, M. Smith, l. Brown, M. Heuer, R. Lawyer, Prompter: M. Donald. A great deal of credit is due Miss Bess M. Darby, class sponsor, who assisted greatly in the production of the play. 1 1.1..1,.g,.1..34.1..g.11n3 1 -11-10319101 iq vioieoioi Quin: visit 31-if 1oi1sjvQ Forty Quia VVarner Lawrence Miss Loretta Dralle Wilbur Wornxan Marc-ia Iinapheide Winifrcd Burkey HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1934 CLASS OFFICERS President ....... ........... .......... .... W A R NER LAWRENCE Vice President .. . . .... MARCIA KNAPHEIDE Secretary ....... .,.. W INNIERED BURKEY . . . .W1LBUR WORMAN MR. W. W. MINEAR MR. E. A. JENSEN MISS RUTH HOLUM Treasurer ,....... .......... Faculty Advisory Committee ..... . . Sponsor .... .... M iss LORETTA DRALLE The class of 1934 Was organized soon after regular school routine began. The annual class party was held April 22, 1932. A musical and dramatic program was given by talented members of the class. Refreshments were served and dancing was the diversion for the remainder of the evening. The class boasts of its athletes who have a promising future. The class has representatives who are Capably upholding the class honor in all school activities such as: band, orchestra, Chorus, glee club, and drama. '34 is looking forward to graduating from the new building, which is to be com- pleted in the fall of 1933. -Z-.3 10101 vi 2 mining ni 14 :oil-3030111-1 101 vii 11-ioirvif-io10ioi1vZ1n1nu14 F arty-one I l I F ! ! ! l 9 ! .t CD I J' U O 2 'f l l l D l I ! U ! i ...Q njoioiui 11oi1v:1r1uvi1ni01oIerioiojo1oi4 vjoi4n14r1o14w:4b1oioj1b:1vj1rI0i4wi1xj1ri4ri111oi1 L. SHADOW .g.-,..---- ---- CLASS OF 1934 Aalbers, Richard Abney, Aldo Abrams, Howard Adams, janet Ahern, Otis Albright, Evelyn Andrews, Mary Awerkamp, ,john Barclifr, Perry Beck, Florence Bell, Madeline Benjamin, Margaret Bil'lg3.lIl2.I1,lIOl1l1 Black, Tom Blaesing, Paul Bockhaus, Harold Boehl, Evelyn Bohan, Dale Boone, Edwin Bornman, Russell Bowles, Milton Bowman, Leta Bowman, Lyndell Boyer, John Bradley, Robert Brecht, Dale Brewer, Franklin Brewer, Katherine Briggs, john Brink, Lawrence Brinkman, Evelyn Brown, Florine Brown, Wilma Buell, Charles Bufhngton, Autumn Bunte, Virginia Burkey, Winnifred Burns, Louise Busch, Roy Buxman, Leona Bybee, Robert Carley, Eugene Cavanaugh, Merle Cheney, Selma Clingingsmith, Eleanor Coe, Wilma Coffman, John Cornwell, Dorothy Cramore, Edna Crandal, Ina Cress, Virginia Crist, Ferne Crouch, Emerald Cruttenden, john Danhaus, Marie Danhaus, William Davis, Bessie Mae Dawson, Nina Dege, Anna Louisa Deege, john Foftyftwo CLASS OF 1934 Degitz, Virginia Dickerson, Kenneth Diekhut, Kenneth Diggs, Emma Dirks, Paul Dodds, Edgar Domes, Harold Dowling, Oneta Dwyer, james Eaton, Jack Einhaus, Leroy Einhaus, Tom Ellerbrake, Valera Ellis, Dorothy Elzea, Garth Enlow, Robert Euscher, Virginia Farwell, Russell Faulconer, Irene Feld, Geneva Feldman, Rosie Fengel, Bessie Fischer, Robert Flynn, Marjorie Frankel, Vivian Fraser, Elmer Frazier, Esther Frazier, Melvin Fries, Virginia Fritsch, Mary Louise Gardner, Sylvia Gilbert, Eugene Goodapple, Betty Grawe, Virginia Green, Donald Griep, Arthur Griep, Ernst Griep, Virginia Grigsby, Barbara Grussmeyer, Dorothy Guth, Melvin Hageman, Paul Hagenbaumer, Mae Harris, Arthur Hanson, Lawrence Harry, james Hasson, Charles Haynes, Virgil Heckle, Rita Heidbrecler, Virgil Henning, Lucille Herman, Harrison Hermsmier, Lee Herr, Robert Heubner, Ruby Hibbard, Roger Hipkins, Nettie Hobbs, Norma Hoelscher, Elizabeth Hoerer, Marie SHADOW Forty-th-ree SHADOW Forty-fouv CLASS OF 1 934 Hoffman, Verna Holtschlag, Virginia Howes, Howard Howser, Virgil Huff, Damon Humes, Gaylord Hummert, Grove Hunsaker, Lynn Hunsaker, Roy lft, Ray Irwin, Jerome Jackson, Marguerite Janssen, Wilma Jenkins, Dixie Jennings, Hazel Jennings, Ina Lee Johnson, Evelyn Jording, Gilbert Jordon, Alta May Jost, Henry Jr. Kathman, Bernard Kelley, Stanley Kern, Louise Kipping, Wayne Kirkpatrick, Clarence Klinck, Herbert Knapheide, Marcia Knight, Eleanor Knox, Lowell Koenig, Barbara Konefes, Harry Kraft, Marguerite Kroner, Robert Krueger, Dorothy Kuhlman, Roger Lakey, Kenneth Landwehr, Irene Lange, Wallace Lange, Weidhas Laughlin, Florence Lawrence, Warner Layman, Dorothy Layman, Edith Lear, Charles Leckbee, Marguerite Lehbrink, Katherine Lemon, Thelma Lepper, Pansy Liebman, Edith Lillye, Wilma Loomis, Albert Loos, Emily Lyons, Vivian Malone, Lola Markham, Mary Martin, Joseph Mauek, Ruth Mayfield, James Mayfield, Rosalie McComb, Erma CLASS OF 1934 McCrellias, William McCrory, Mary McDonald, john Mclntire, Betty McKee, Lila McKinney, Robert McLean, Helen Menlce, Carl Menn, Donald Metzger, Harriet Miller, Wilda Milliron, Kathleen Morley, John Morley, Richard Morton, Lorene Mosby, Florine Mueller, Edward Murphy, Alice Murray, Richard Nelson, Mary Nicloy, George Jr. Northrup, Wilnetta Oliver, Nellie Patrick, Earl Patterson, Lois Paul, Richard Peabody, Catherine Pearce, Warren Peters, Alta Peters, Dorothy Peters, Harold Penn, Claggett Phelps, Selmer Pinkerton, Mary Plath, Augusta Plath, Emil Platt, Vernon Popenhager, Mary Porter, Willadene Putman, Marjorie Razien, Abe Reilly, June Renier, Bernard Reynolds, Virginia Rickert, Virginia Rickter, Lillian Rieman, Francis L. Richardson, Mary Riesebieter, ,Ieanetta Riley, Harold Rhineberg, William Ritzman, Norma Roan, Howard Roberts, J. D. Rockenheld, Edward Rouse, Daniel Ruff, Bertram Russell, Virginia Rutledge, Francis Sargent, Rosemary SHADOW Forty-five .,. .,.......... 5 H A D Q W .:..-..-.-.---.-..-.--......-..-.. I I ' CLASS OF 1934 ' Sartore, Ruth Savage, Charles I Scanlon, Vir inia ' S h rf Agh' , c a er, rc ie 4 Schelp, Kenneth I Scherer, John . Schmuck, Russell Schwagmeyer, Herbert Seidel, Elaine Shaffer, Josephine Sharp, Anna ' Shoopman, Venay . Shriver, William Siebers, Virginia I Simons, Frank l Sims, Robert f Smith, Susan I Spenser, George . Spicer, Audrey I Stevenson, George ' Stewart, Edward Stewart, Evalene I Stewart, Wildon ' Thomas, Sterling i Thomas, William W Thompson, Fenton I Tolls, Thelma ' Truitt, Lloyd 1 Ulrich, Clifford I Utterbach, Mildred ' Volbracht, Robert I Wagner, Ethel ' Walker, Lorene i Waters, Elizabeth I Watson, Philip I Weinand, Walter ' Wells, Ruth . Weltin, Dorothy I Whelen, Edna ' Wiemelt, Glenn 1 Wilcox, Everett I Wilder, Florence I Williams, Rita I Wolf, Wilbert Wolverton, Virginia I Woodworth, Elmo I Worman, Wilbur ' Zander, Harvey . 2 Young, Ruth 1 i Zeh, Harold I zoph, William ' Zosel, Gwendolyn ' Brock, Stephen I e Hill, Ronald i in , Schott, Vivian I : SOPHOMORES NOT SHOWN IN PICTURES C. IgPllllf'I', G. Bolizmnon. B. llonirinlcl, J. lluffnrd, W. Burmeir, E. BUXIIIEHI, C. Clair, E. Cresson, W. Danliaus. H. I Eghurs. W. lflrickson. K. Fr-lle-rs, H. Fink, H, Fl:-ever, G. Gongenhaclicr, M. Gibbs, N. Haley, H. Hammond, F. Hr-ss, J. Higgvns, R. llill. J. Haillnnilr-r. M, Holt, H. Howes. C. Huuolt, Z. Jarvis, G. Jolmson, E. Kalt, F. King, D. Kline, . K. Mieiws, C. Moeller, F. Nr-user, E. Nicholson, IC. Parker, J. Paxton, ll. Paynter. li. Prima, W. Roddick. D. Rittlt-r, R. Seliinuek, P. Settle. VV. Sniitlley, li. Str-plicns, VV. Suuiali, U. Taylor, T. Toomey, C. Ulrich, C. Yiueeut, P. Volts-s. ' W. Wrieliorilic-icl, F. VVatson. .l. w'1lY'QFlIlg, H. Wieli, C. Witt. I ,:,.,,.. ,,,. - ...,,. . , ., - ,, ..,, Y-.Q-ss.. - - --Q -i ..,.-..: F arty-six X CLASS OF 1935-MID-YEAR GROUP CEntered H. S. January, 19321 LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROWfHarold Gilkerson, Harvey Hoffman, Adolf Dalhaus, Charles Heidbreder, Edward Eickmeyer, David Buschman, Paul Apenbrink, Shirley Brockschmidt, Harry Hall, Robert Burgoyne, Derrald Bentley, Donald Davis, Ronald Bell, Carl Haxel. SECOND ROW-Martha Horning, Annabell Irelan, Anna May Bucklew, June Johnson, Margaratha Cleveland, Ruth Landwehr, Bernice Lofquist, Addie Lierly, Rosalie Farwell, Irma Krueger, Flora Herleman, Marguerite Gilbert, Margaret Gordon, Mildred Kaiser, Marguerite Durst. THIRD ROW-Sarah May Bradford, Marie Delk, Anita Barnhill, Renetta Bardon, Edith Glass, Suzanne Crist, Mary Lee Dwyer, Melba Lanier, Mildred Inman, Eleanor Mae Howser, Kathline Dede, Wilma Dace, Dorothy Behrensmeyer, Betty Jane Bauer, Alma Kelley, Leota King, Emma Jost, Amy Dowd. FOURTH ROW-Melba Jean Hermann, Kenneth Kasperie, Harvey Liebig, Donald Hageman, Frank Greenough, Eugene Holcurnbrink, Eugene Huseman, Carl George, jack Ganz, Harold Grimes, Walter Guth, Donald Bell, Robert De Reamer, Robert Andrews, Elmo Davis, Russell Aldag. ozvzoiuii-1..1.Q1..3..1 111 1 it-10: 11-10141-1--1 Q1--1-Q1-13014-if ini--3 -if-1-up 1--14 F arty-save 'I' Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 2 I nf U O 2 Q Q Q ! Q l l l Q Q ! Q ..., Q. njar1oj-Q1nv:o1ojcu11Q11n1oj4x:1n:o1o11aj1v14Qj4v:cni1nj1ni1n1o1o1o14 Q1oj4rju1nnjoioio1o:eQ1ojoj4 igoioioioimvjoioiirioioiw -.-.--..-.-.-..-i-.-..,. 5 H A D Q W .,.,--,-,-,,....-.-.....--.,..., CLASS OF 1935-MID-YEAR GROUP CEntered H. S. January, 19325 LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROWAHoward Mester, Vernon Pribble, Russell Mutz, Kenneth Simmons, Alois Miller, Dale Roth, Thomas Northup, Lawrence Van Blair, Frederick Menke, Edwin Unglebueler, Robert Wingert, Lowell Halle, Roy Sturhahn, Elwhill Pellman. SECOND ROW-Roy Strathmeyer, Dorothy Quest, Juanita Stephens, Sylvia Picrcey, Alma Resch, Dorothy Rush, Margaret Tellbuescher, Dorothy Witte, Susan West, Dorothy Spencer, Eula Wardlow, Elizabeth Van Dyke, Idella Western, Constance Yeck. THIRD ROW4Edward Sprague, Glen Mester Qstanding backj, Donald Nieman, Harold Pfanschmidt, Louis Muegge, Russell Reichart, Eleanor Mae Outzen, Betty Jane Schwebel, Mary Margaret Musselman, Dorothy Sloan, Shirley Man- gold, Evelyn Wenzel, Wilma Zelle, Emily Noll, Thelma Steinbach, Madelyn Shade, Joseph Zimmerman, Robert Reeves. FOURTH ROWHFay Kline, Willis Rampley, Leo Smith, Hubert Stark, John Stewart, Ray Campbell, Paul Zumsteg, Gerald Jacobs, Robert Tourney, Bruce West, Donald Kaesson, Edward Cook, joseph Simms, Marvin Wolverton, Charles Rush. MEMBERS NOT IN PICTURE-Pauline Allensworth, Lucille Andrews, Nithi Aspeotis, Clarence Bonifield, Jack Breuer, Mildred Bunte, Mildred Clifford, Virginia Featheringill, Ruth Hibbard, Leroy Hobbs, Norma Hobbs, Margaret Hoo er, Carl Kistner, Virginia Loos, Jack Lyons, Junior Bourne, Francis Randjall, Helen Riggs, Dorothy Rundle, Lyle Stephens, Delmar Watson, Vivian White, Edgar Yates, julia Zarrick. 1--3--14,1--1.11--1 -1-'11,xiig.'11,1-'1.,1nw1-v1-f1-,z- zwx- 2-Y:--1--zu:--if 2-nz -3--zoxoza F ortyfeight - ?-va, I IE' Q. S-V ,:,-,-,.-.-.--,....-..-.-.,.,..-.,,. S H A D Q W .,.-.,...-.--.-......-.,...,........-..,. l.l'1F'I' TU liIGH'I'. TOP lit PW Martha Simonson, Dorothy Dunlap, lllinor Oth-ll. Lois Mantis, Ruth Gnuse, Joanotta Faulkner, .lane lfifrir. Marjorie Sanford. Hnrrivttv Cason, ' SECHNIJ Rllxvfplllllllli' Albright. Ruth VVvlls. Vivian Hnnsnkr-r, Carlylr- Ganz, Josephine Maxwell, Marian Kimn : Betty Sutton. Mary lilizaln-th Sf'lIUlZ. Miss Dmlli-, sponsor. ' llU'l l'llBl li0Wf Dorothy Dooley, Mari:-tin Tut-ks-r, Mary lille-n Brown, Janet Blll'4FE'llll3Il, Rlarilyn I-lssig, Eileen i Wilson. Nona Duncan, Evelyn Albright. XII-IMBERS N1 PT IN PICTVRE-.lam-t Adams. Elisabeth Alexander, Barbara Grigzsby. Barbara Koenig, Katherine 1 lmhbrink. Mary Mt-Crory, Christine Morsv. Marr-ia. Kimplic-irle, Mary Juno Ricliardson. i'Ace High FLOVVERYPHHSY COLORS-Blue and Gray Q OFFICERS President.. .,,. ...,.. ..... . . .PAUIJNE ALBMGHT Vice President .. . . . .CARLYLE GANZ Secretary ..... . . .RUTH GNUSE TI'C3SUI'Cl' .... . . .MARIETTA TUCKER Sponsor .... . . ,Miss LORETTA DRALLE During the preceeding year, Ace has, as usual, upheld her motto, Ace High . Among the other activities, scholarship has had an important part. Pauline Albright, Mary Ellen Brown, and Marietta Tucker have been admitted to the Q National Honor Society. Ace was very well represented in dramatics. Pauline Albright and Marietta Tucker had roles in the Senior Class play, Tons of Money . Mary Ellen Brown was Q prompter. In the Junior Class production, Take My Advice , Ace was represented Q by Marian Kiem, Jane Fifer, and Ruth Gnuse. In publications, Vivian Hunsaker, Mary Elizabeth Scholz, Christine Morse, Martha Simonson, Elinore Odell, and Ruth Gnuse, are faithful representatives. The Annual Dinner Dance, given May 7th, was an unusually lovely party. The Ace girls wish to thank Miss Dralle for her unfailing help. ., .... l s. ':' :HL-iz-ran'-in1--10:--10:--1--zu:-,xi-1--1----1 11... F ovty-nine 1 nzwcl-1-,xoxox an -1 1 1 1- 3 1-are S H A D O W oz.-11-iti1--3--zn1o1-it-fin:--11-:aj i I,l'1FT I'47 RIGHT, TOP RUVV-Tir-rnico Mutz, Melvn Hagenbaurner, Marjorie Heuer, Bernadint- Hase, Arlene , Meyn-rziiitl, Marie liaise. Arlene Tolbcrt. ' SJGCUNI3 RUVV I7oris4llivvr. Helen Mason. Jane MeCully, Bernir-Q Wissninn, Marian Tlu-svn, liois Patterson. Mary A Kircher. Mary St-liauf. J THIRD RUVV --Miss Ann Cruiit-. sponsor, lnm linlinett. Alive Slingerlnnil, lidnal Mm- llresc-lu-r. Dorothy VVilil0r. Eva W Mae Shriver, Rosztlintl Laingi-. Fram-vs Evans. Dorothy Hoens-r. 1 lil P'l'TOM R1 lWf Margnre-t f r:tml:1l, Irs-no Brown, Ellen Pivreey, Loretta West, Florine Hag:-inuii, Mildred Hctgeiiali, ' VVilnia l'l!lf'llPI'. Rita Kriegsliziuss-r. 2 lX1PlMl5l'IliS NUT lN PlCTl'l!l'I-fhlarel-lla Storlner. Norma Ritznmn, lilizzilwth Hollseher. Tim Crzlmlul, Cecelia ' Ste-vvarrt, Dixie Jenkins, Kiwi-iitlolyn Zozvl, Bonita Br-unett. Florence Wilder, Mary l'opc-nliagor. i Love, Light, and Loyalrvn : CoLoRsf-Lavender and Gold FLowERflris : OFFICERS i Firrt Semester Second Semerter i President. . . ,. , . . .MARY KIRCHER BERNICE MUTZ i Vice President . . . .BERNICE MUTZ MARIAN THESEN 2 Secretary ..... , . .FLORINE HAGEMAN ELLEN PIERCEY l Treasurer .... . .MELVA HAGERBAUMER MARY ScHAUF Q Sponsor. . . . . . .. . , .................... Miss CRANE i Aurora Literary Society has been busy with school and club activities during the i year, under the helpful guidance of Miss Crane, the sponsor, i The biggest event of the year was the annual party, May fourteenth, at Webster l school, i Aurora was represented on the ofiicial staff of the Class of 1933 by Florine Hage- man, who was secretary. ! The representatives in band and orchestra were Mary Kircher and Elizabeth Q Hoelscher. Q Aurora was represented on the honor roll and Florine Hageman and Mary Kircher I were on school Publications. Q The girls have tried to live up to their motto, Love, Light, and Loyalty. 4ig.1..g4ig-1'-3-ig-1 1 1 1 1.5,1,3,.3.,Q,iuti-viozoil-1-V3-'14-:ol-.1 -:J-it-:oi--1011-2-QQ Fifty u .,..-.-.- -- - ...-.-...-..-..,. 5 H A D 0 W ....., .-.-...,.-.-.-..,. - i l,l'Il'T TU RIGIIT. TOP RUWfliarry YQ-ek, Hill Hart. Hrni-st Juvinull, Harvey Tlivnliriusr-n, .lohn Wilcox, Iclllifl ' Quinn. 5 Hllf'UNlJ ROW fl.:-roy Brosi. Roy Wilcox. lifirl liuthin. Arthur Holstini-, iNl:u1ri4-1' l,llllkf'Y'. fil'I'ZllKlSlIIl1lSUIl. ' 'l'HllilJ RHW .lzunrks Ihuttf-r, Bob .lohnsnn. Arthur llarris. Wilfrt-il linlzi-r. Walla:-v Ciiunlilt-. Mr, llostif-k. sponsor. lit P'l l'UM Ilflxv',-xflllblll llrosi, C1lIIlY'lf'Sfll1ilIllll0T. Tr-rl llroclvrir-k, Gi-rnlrl llurkvy, .lm-k VVright, Milton Rm-kr-r. MEMBERS NUT IN l'lf l'l'lll'l Tony AFfrv, Iiinf-oln lglllglllililll, Rolztnil Binklvy. Arthur Coffrnzin. lie-nnf-th ' Dir-khut, Boll l ishc-r. .Xntlrvw Fries. Robert Gillhousv, Hzirolfl H1-rrnsnn-ivr, Iialvsztrcl Horst Henry Johns, .Ivrl : lfram-is. Alois Kult, VVilliiiin l.:tm:i-lJ:il'tn-l. Roy Hsu-lwr, Norman Spit-er. ' From Conquer! to Conquer! Established in 1918 I P1N'fThe Hammer OFFICERS l Firrt Semerter Second .Yemerter President. ...... . . .HARVEY THENHAUSEN HENRY JOHNS - Vice President .. . . . .BILL HART MAURICE DUNKER Secretary ....,, . . .MILTON RECKER JOHN WILCOX Treasurer. . . . . .HENRY.IOHNS WALLACE GAMBLE l Sponsor. . , . , ............ . . . . .Min Bosricrc Centennial has this year, as in former years, been an active participant in school activities. A johnson, Holstine, Balzer, Bingaman, Francis and Roy Wilcox represented Cen- tennial in football with Binkley as assistant manager. Holstine and Roy Wilcox were track men. Thenhausen, Johnson, Francis and Roy Wilcox played basketball. Simpson was ' assistant manager. Wright and A. Brosi were members of the golf team and Wright had lead in the I Junior play. Harris, Potter, Dickhut, Gillhouse, Langebartel and John Wilcox were in the ' band. Mr. Bostick was largely responsible for the club's success during the past year. Fiftyfnne -..-.-,-,- - ..... .-..,. 5 H A D Q W .,.-,-..-,,-i-.-,....,.-.-..-. l.l'llf'l' TU RIGHT. TOP ROW--Virginia Hn-ming. Marie Stalf, Hazel Malone, Olive Knight, Mary Higgins. Cc-1-olizi Mille-r. Sl'lCllNTJ ROVVf Nlililrr-cl llolit, lllnrian llittuii-r, Delores Gunther, Alil1l!'f'fl Dabney, Rosemary Renior. Helen Slit-rnmn. THIRD KUVV Alive Welllmorn. Alberta Wm-if-lilein. Irina Harris, liornu Rippt-l. Florence Fletterer, Muriel Frazier. llulwrtzx lim-klwv. BlEKll'llCliS NUT lN 1'IC'l'l'lilC Dorothy Gray, Myrtle Harwood, Louise Iluse-rmm, Alien- Kopseii-kvr, Mary Caitli- vrim- Alle-vi. F4-rn llc-:1rml. Dorothy Cornwall, Anna Louise Deg:-, Mae Hage-nlmumer. Haze-l .len1iiIip.rs, Virginian lllillwrt, Ruth 'l'l'1oni:xs. l-iliztilivtli Waters. YI-rniee Bisser. Catlierim- Penlxotly. DELPHIA LITERARY SOCIETY Doing Every Little Part Helps In Any Nation CoLoRsfBlue, Yellow and White PIN-The Lyre OFFICERS Firit Semerter Second .S'6l726J'f!37' President ...,.. . .IRMA HARRIS FLORENCE FLETTERER Vice President . . . . .LORNA RIPPEL MARIAN DITTMER Secretary ..... . .FLORENCE FLETTERER ALBERTA WEICHLEIN Treasurer. . . . ,MURIEL FRAZIER VIRGINIA HEMING Sponsor. , . ..... ,..,....,,. . . .Miss MCLACHLAN The Delphian Literary club closes this year with a large increase in membership. The club has cooperated in the sale of activity tickets. A picnic was given in the fall, and later a Christmas party was enjoyed. A basket was prepared for a needy family. At the club meetings, programs consisted of playlets, piano selections and read- ings, all of a high order of merit. The annual social event was a theater party given April 15. The silk dresses made in Miss Bray's sewing class by Florence Fletterer and Rose- mary Renier were chosen to appear in the Style Show. The girls wish to express their gratitude to Miss McLachlan for the success of Delphian. Fifty-two it -1-0:4 1--1 oz: .,.-.-.-.- -. ..... -.-..:. 5 H A D Q W .,..-..-..-..--.-..-......-..........-..5. LEFT TO RIGHT. TOP RUVVfEmily Gard. Geraldine Clark, Alberta Bond, Ruth Schmidt, Vera Finke. MIDDLE ROW'-Louise Feathvringill. Jeanette Gard. Lila Wnrre, Betty Johnston, Helen Thompson, Dorothea Lang, Marjorie Hr-rhst. Louise Hageman. BOTTOM ROWflrina Huelsnioyer, Dolores Bvuter, Esther Carroll, Erma Thompson, Dorothy lVIeyer, Carol Selby, Elizabelh hloshage. Juanita Hunvr, Rlary Donald, Mary Elizabeth Riekert. MEMBERS NOT IN PICTVRE-Margaret Benjamin, Winnifrod Burke-y, Louise Burns, Florine Brown, Gretchen Chandler. Edna Coard, Martha Crank, Marir- Danhaus, Valera Ellerhrake, Rosie Feldman, Viola Fries, Betty Goodapplo, Edytlie Liebman, Wilria McNeil. Mary Ann 0'Donnell, Virginia. Rickert. I-IYPATIA LITERARY SOCIETY ' ' Democracy' ' CoLoRsdGold and White PIN-The Star ' OFFICERS Firft .Yemerter V ERA FINKE Second .Yemerter President. . . .. . . . . , MARY DONALD Vice President . . . . . .LILA WERRE CAROL SELBY Secretary ...... . , ,DOROTHEA LANG MARJORIE HERBST Treasurer. . . . . ,CAROL SELBY JEANETTE GARD Sponsor. . . ............ . . .Miss Coorc The purpose of the Club is to promote higher ideals and stronger friendship. The Hypatia girls enrolled in chorus are: Louise Hageman, Dorothea Lang, Dolores Bueter, Betty Lee Johnson, Vera Finke, and Ruth Schmidt. Carol Selby and Vera Finke are in publication department. Edna Coard is a member of the orchestra. Carol Selby was in the Junior Play. Members on the honor roll were Jeanette Gard, and Edna Coard. Winnifred Burkey was the Sophomore class secretary. The annual Dinner Dance was held on May 20th at Webster School. Decorations carried out formed a garden scene. The girls of Hypatia thank Miss Cook for her helpful guidance through the year. Fifty-three ! ! l Q ..g. ,- -.---..-.....,-..-.-..-..:. S H A D O W ,,,,-,,,,,-,,,,,..-..-..-..-..,-.:, l.lTF'l' T0 RIGHT, TOP ROW 'Carl Mast. Junior McQuary. Clilforfl Boyle. Myron Castle, Walter Sturlialin, U liulpli Nil-incfyvr, Louis lla:-rr, llillll H1-lby. .lac-lt Will:-r. t SICCUNIJ liUWf 'Juv Weil:-r. .luzlson Gr:-vii, .Izunf-S Slor-uni, .lar-ob Holtsr-lilag. Paul Grubb. Rob:-rt Enlow, lit-nm-tli - W1-stern. Mr. Myers. sponsor. U lSU'l l'0Bl ICHW'-fblzw Boyle. Rt-lliv liawye-r. .lanu-S Wt-ils-r, Howarll Watson. .lm-rorne Sturlialin. Paul Fraser. Roy i Bush. Sami Sf-linvitlnizin. Virgil Harlan-ll. I Ml'lNIl'fICllS NUT IN l'lC'l'l'Hl'I-.lolin Milgrim, Floyd Worman. Ralph Hoc-line. .loliu Hatfrlc-. Oliver Holt. lirnvst ' Un-ip, Wilbur Worman. Eiigtfiif- Carle-y. Geoffrey Curtis. Feutrm Tlminpsun, Harry Gard, lilnier Fraser. i Do Unto Otlaerf AJ You Would Have Them Do Unto You. l ESTABLISHED IN 1920 CoLoRsfPurple and Gold i OFFICERS l Firm' Semerter Second .femester Q President. . . .... . . .WALTER STURHAHN MAC BOYLE ' Vice President .. . . . .JAMES SLOCUM PAUL SELBY l Secretary ....... . . .CARL MAST FLOYD WORMAN . Treasurer .......,. . . .SAM SCHNEIDMAN PAUL FRASER ! Sergeant-At-Arms. .. . . .MAC BOYLE JACOB HOLTSCHLAG l Sponsor. ......... .............. . , .MR. MYERS Q The debaters who represented Ojibwa were C. Boyle, J Green, P. Fraser, C. l Mast, W. Sturhahn, and Willer, i The Club's athletes in football were P. Fraser, O. Holt, Holtschlag, R. Lawyer, ' Slocum and S. Schneidman, in basketball were O. Holt, S. Schneidman, James ' and Joe Weilerg in track were O. Holt, S. Schneidman, C. Mast and Willer. . Oiibvvans in the publications department were P. Fraser, E. Griep, Green, K. l Western and F. Worman. l P. Fraser and W. Sturhahn were elected to the National Honor Society. . Our actors were C. Boyle, Green, C. Mast, K. Western and F. Worman. . Band members were M. Castle, G. Carley, L. Daerr, B. Enlovv, E. Fraser, J. Green, l P. Grubb, I-laerle, R. Hoehne, James and Joe Weiler. I Mr. Myers' invaluable assistance guided Oiibvva through another very successful I year. I Fifty-four ,,,,-,,...--,..-.,, -.-.- -----..,. 5 H A D 0 W .,..-- ..... -.-..-..-....-..5. LEFT T0 RIGHT, TOP RUW - Rozm-lla Husoman, Martha Lou Smith, Isla Margaret Murphy, Miss Funk, sponsor, Betty Robinson, Helen Schallcr, Fri-du Scanlanrl, Alive- Churchill, Str-lla Jacobs. SECOND ROVVwI-Istlior Whitvlir-ld. Inez Scott, Ruth Kunkel, Purnell lim-kgord, Dorothy Zirnmorinan, Arniinta Smith, Lillian Suhr-ck, Martha Jacobs, Pauline Porter. BUTTUM ROWfMarion WVZIKIIPF, Arclath Canavan, Beryl Yoo, Mary Bradley, Imogene Parkvr, Dorothy Gibbs, Anna Mary Gibson, Lola Platt, Fernie Webel, Agnes Cohen. MEMBERS NUT IN PIC'I'I'RI'IfClanmlin0 Briggs, Mary Ann Grubb, Virginia liawlf-ss, Nita Moss-na, Marion Ye-rner, Kathryn Brewer, Betty Bushrnt-yer, Be-tty Mclntyre, Nellie Oliver, Willadem: Porter, Elaine Seidel, Lacluska Smith, Lvota Varnier. O. W. L. LITERARY SOCIETY Onward and U pwdrd CoLoRs-Purple and Gold FLOWER-Daisy OFFICERS Firft .Yemefter Second .femerter President. . . .. . . . . .MARY ANN GRUBB ESTHER WHITEFIELD Vice President . . . . . .ARMINTA SMITH HELEN SCHALLER Secretary ...... . . .FERNE WEBEL DOROTHY Gnans Treasurer. . . . . .AGNES COHEN MARY BRADLEY Sponsor. . . ................ Miss FUNK e'n :Hx O. W. L. started the year with Miss Funk replacing Miss Lilly, who had faith- fully served the club for so long as sponsor. Club members in the National Honor Society were Agnes Cohen, Inez Scott, Ferne Webel and Dorothy Zimmerman. Mary Ann Grubb and Ardath Canavan played in Tons of Money . journalistic representatives included: Agnes Cohen, editor of the Ferne Webel, Esther Whitefield, Purnell Beclcgercl, Ida M. Murphy, Freda Scanland and Betty Robinson. Social functions were the tea, December 18, in honor of the girls' mothers and the dinner dance, April 23. The club owes much to Miss Funk for her willing assistance. Fiftyffwe Q -.-- ......... .-..,. 5 H A D Q W .:,.-.---..-..-.-.........-..-.-..-..,. LICFT TH RIGIIT. 'FUI' ROW - Ki-nnoth S1-lu-lp, Jost-ph Bryant. Vlfurri-n I'm-ares, Harry Floor, Robert Paul, Hurry Blast. lXI:1lf'ol1n llroilsky, VVurnz-r I,f1wl'1'm'0. SECOND ROW' Mr. Keyes. sponsor. Ifliiu-uf' Iiurtlo, Iiill Funmn, Dirk Czulilick, .Iolin Grill!-cllilvll, Gi-orgv Vast-n, Dir-lg Marys, Bill Iivllor, Uink Sullivan liU'l I'OIXl llUVVf Ilurolil Fir-k. .lov Iirzulforel. II:1rolcl IillltjlllPlKIP, Jim Hunti-r, liolx Huinmert, Max wviltflllllll, Kc-nt lluncalli. I'llllllll'f Alt:-nlim-im. llill Iii:-ni. s NIICIXIIIICICS N1 PT IN I'If I'l'RI'If Bob Ganz. Gordon liailgloy, Lf-Roy Paris. Howard Abrams, Bob Hi-rr, .lolm f'oFfman, .lohn ITN-go. Garth Iilzr-11, Arthur Ki-llr-r, Bill IXlcCrr-llizw, I'Iclw:1ril Sta-wart, Merle' Cnvanagh. PARLIAME T DEBATI G CLUB Into the Midft of Tbifzgfn COLORSMMRCLI and Gold OFFICERS President. . ...,. ........... . . ,ROBERT HUMMERT Vice President . . . . .HAROLD KNAPHEIDE Secretary. .,.,. . . .GENE BURTLE Treasurer. . . ..... . . .WILLIANI KELLER Sergeant-At-Arms. . . . . .GORDON BADGLEY Sponsor ......... . . .MR. KEYS The Senior class President, Kent Duncan, thejunior class Vice President, Malcolm Brodsky, and the Sophomore class President, Warner Lawrence, were Parliamen- tarians. In Athletics, Parliament boasts two captainszjames Hunter, football and Harold Knapheide, track, Bradford, Sullivan, Ganz, Hummert, Keller and Brodsky are also in football, Schelp, McCrellias and Stewart in basketball, I-Iummert, Ganz, Duncan and Keller in track. Bryant, Caddick, Coffman, Fleer, Herr, Kiem, Mast, Paris, Paul, Pierce, Stewart, Schelp and X asen are Band members. The annual dinner dance was a gala affair. Much credit goes to Mr. Keys for his untiring work which helped make Parlia- ment a better club. Fifty-six ..- -.-..-..-..-......-.....-......-..:. 3 H A D Q W .,..-..-.-.-.-,-..-......-......-.-..5. LEFT T0 RIGHT, TOP ROVVfVerna Bratton, Martha Sinionson, Lola Platt, Jeanetta Faulkner, Harry Mast. Franc-is Cross. Eileen Wilson, Virginia Seanlan, Janet Adams, Ferne Beard. SECOND BOW-Elizabeth Axel, Junior MeQuary, Joe Bryant, Ruth Gnuse, Bill Suman. Charles Hasson, James Potter, Virgil Hadsell. Betty Melntire, Mary Louise Fritseh, Mary Pinkerton, Mr. Minear, sponsor. THIRD ROVVflienneth Western, Clitford Boyle, Paul Selby. Carl Skeflington, Arthur Harris, Marilyn Essig. Nona Dunean, Diek Murray, Katherine Lehbrink. Elaine Seidel, Dorothy Peters, Esther Frazier, FOURTH ROW-'Bernice Mutz, Marjorie Heuer, Florine Hageman. Freda Seanland. Aliee Churchill. Rozella Huse- nian. Lois Manes, Amy Dowd, Annabelle Irelan, Barhara Grigsby, FIFTH ROVV-Paul Fraser, Carol Selby, Agnes Cohen. Christine Morse. Mary Elizabeth Schultz. Ferne We-bel. Mary Bradley, Josephine Maxwell, Marjorie Sanford, Jane Fifer, Mary Ellen Brown, Mary Jane Rim-liardson, Barbara Koenig. MEMBERS NUT IN PICTI'REnTony AFfre, Elizabeth Alexander. Emmitt Altenheim, Christine Apel, Graeine Barry, Purnell Beckgerd, Margaret Benjamin, Bonita Bennett, Ima Bennett, Verniee Bisser, Leslie Blaekwood. Gladys Bohannan, Steve Bonney, John Boyer, Claudine Briggs, Ted Broderiek. Carlene Brosi. Florine Brown, Emma Lee Bugg, Roy Bush, Betty Bushmeyer. Ardath Canavan, Esther Carroll, Harriette Cason, Geraldine Clark, Arthur Coffman. Edna Coard, Ruth Cray, Fern Crist. Louis Daerr, Anna Louise Dege, Meiva Lee Dierkes, Mary Donald. Dorothy Dooley, Dorothy Dunlap, Helen Egbers. Tom Einhaus. Garth Elzea, Franees Evans. Louise Featlierinpzill. Charles Field. Vera Finke. Carlyle Ganz, Emily: Gard. Dorothy Gibbs, Anna Mary Gibson, Judson Green. Mary Ann Grubb, Melvin Guth. Betty Goodapple. Charles Haerle. John Haerle, Louise Hageman, Melva Hag:-rbanmer, Oneta Harness, Jim Harry, Xlyrtle Harwood, Bernadine Hase, hlario Hase, Nlarjorie Hcrbst. Wilma Hoener, Marie Hoerer, Juanita Huner. Vivian Hnnsaker, Marguerite Jackson, Martha Jac-obs, Stella Jaeobs. Hazel Jennings, Betty Johnston, Marian Kiem, Mary liireher. Mareia linapheide, Ruth Kunkel. Lorene Lawrence, Mildred Leckbee, Thelma Lemen. Thelma Maek. Lola Malone, Helen Mason, Helen Mr-Clean, Jewell MeClean, Irma McComb. Bill McCrellias, Bill MeCullian. Wilda Mr'Neil. Elberta Moore, Ruby Morrison, Lorena Morton, Elizabeth Moshage, Ida Margaret Murphy, Janet Musselman. Mary Nelson. Wilmet-ta Northup, Elinor Odell, Imogene Parker, Ellen Piereey, Pauline Porter, Willadene Porter. Virginia Reynolds. Mary E. Iliekert, Virginia Riekert, June Rielly, Betty Robinson, Carlene Rush. Virginia Russell. Helen Sehaller, Ruth St-hmidt, Josephine Sh:J,Ffer, Helen Sherman, Iola Siemens, Aliee Slingerland, Arniinta Smith, Elinor Smith, Laduska Smith, Martha Smith, Margaret Speneer, Norman Spit-er, Ed Stewart, Walter Sturhahn. Betty Sutton, Mona Mae Terry, Marian Thesen, Ruth Thomas, Fenton Thomnson. Helen Thompson, Leota Varnier. Marian Verner. Pete Voltes, Marian Wagner, Howard Watson, Kenneth Wellman. Ruth Wells. Lila Werre. Esther White- field, Bernice Wissman, Floyd VVorman. VVilhur Worman. Beryl Yoe. Harvey Zander, Dorothy Zimmerman, Jennie Zinunernian, Gwendolyn Zosel. BOO TER CLUB Good .Slpz1rt.rmmzfbip COLORSfWhifC and Blue PIN-Booster Signet OFFICERS Firrt Semefter Second Semeyter President. . . ,. . . . .BILL HART JOSEPHINE MAXWELL Vice President . . . . . .JOSEPHINE MAXW'ELL MARY BRADLEY Secretary ,..... ..................... A RMINTA SMITH Treasurer. . . . .FLOYD WORMAN Sponsor ..... .........,....................,,....... .... M R . MINEAR The Booster Club lived up to its name during the year. Colorful decorations were put up by the Booster at the football and basketball games. The exuberant cheer- leaders were Tony Atfrc, Virgil Hadscll, Carol Selby and Stella Jacobs. The Boosters decorated for the Spring Frolic. Mr. Mincar's assistance is appreciated. e:w:.-3-1-R1-'11ix--1--:oz-itiz-nz-X11-1f-1.,1.i1.v:- -1--xoxox--1 -1'-14,11-11114-req.--1-our--10:1 F if ty-seven ! Q l l I U u ! l 9 ! ! ! 1 E.,-,-.- ...,-,-.-.- -.-r-.....g. S H A D O W .g........,.- -,-.-.--.-H--W-.t--.-.-5 l,IGlf'l' TU IiICill'l', 'FUI' ltmvff Mai- Boyle, Jacob Holtsr-hlag, Arthur CoHin:1n. Kermit Kvolinc-r, George Yascn, Paul Grimes SICCOND ROVVW Malmulin Brodsky, Paul Fr:isf'r, Rellif- Lawyer, Hownril Walsoii, Clifford Boyle, Tcd Bruilvriek, Mr. Myers. Sponsor. liU'l 1'OlX1 ROW Bertram RuH. Lynn Hunsuker, .loo Bryant, Rowland Hinkley, Bill Human, John Milgrini, Warner lrziwrvlirv. INIICXIBICRS NUT IN PlCTl'Rl'I-Roy liuswli, Toni Einhaus, Judson Green, Virgil Hadsc-ll, Junior McQuary, Paul Si-lhy, .lini Slow-urn, Floyd VVormz1n. n n n a u u a : RAZZERS CLUB ' Established in 1932 U l OFFICERS ' President. ,. , . .PAUL FRASER : Secretary. ..... . . .MAc BOYLE Cheer Leader. . , . . .MALCOLM BRODSKY : Sponsor .,... . , .MR. MYERS I l The Razzets Club was organized this year to stimulate a lively and enthusiastic l school spirit at the athletic contests. l The boys were selected from the student body to insure the proper cooperation l necessary among the members of such an organization. The Razzers wore Blue and l White caps and occupied a special section of the bleachers at the games. They did a I lot of really peppy yelling under the leadership of Malcolm Brodsky. l Under the capable guidance of Mr, Myers the Razzers began exceptionally well and next year they will be ready to continue their organization. Fiftyfeight .,,.-..-.-..---.-. -.....-..-......-..,. 5 H A D 0 W .,..-.-.- --....-..-..-.-......-..,. l,IiI T TU RIGHT, TOP ROW fRolwrL Gillhonsf-, Iif!lllll'lll St-lmlp, M1-rlv Cnvzlnagh, Rf-llie Lawyer. Dir-lc Sullivan, John Def-go, Harry Gard, Garth lllzffa, Harry Mast. SECOND ROVV- VVarncr Lawrence, Robert Iinlow. Eugene Curley, Arthur Ke-llvr, Harry I:lf't'I', Tlmrnas Einhaus, .Iohn Bingzulmn, John Cofflnnn, IGIIXVIITII Crooks, hir. Armstrong, sponsor. THIRD RUW fMr. Ballinger. sponsor. Bill Snnmn. Malcolm Ilrorlsky, Robert Hvrr. John Crnttvnden, Bill Keller, .Ianms Pottvr, Gordnn Badgley, ClilTord Boyle, BOTTOM RUVVfLouis Davrr, K4-rlnit ITPPIIIIPT, Harold Krmplxnitlv. Robe-rt Hurnrnert, .Ie-rl Frzmt-is, Max W'attnxan. Kc-nt Duncan, .Ion Bradford. EIIIIIICII AIYPIIIIIPHL Clean living, clean Jpeecb, clean athletics and good Jcbalarflaipu OFFICERS President ..,.... . . .KENT DUNCAN Vice President.. . . . .MAX WATTMAN Secretary ..,... . . .JOE BRADFORD Treasurer. . . . . ,JERL FRANCIS Sponsor. . . . . .MR. E. E. ARMSTRONG The Hi-Y Club is a National organization supervised by the Y. M. C. A. Its purpose IS to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. During the past year business men of the city and adjoining territories talked to the club on their respective vocations. The annual Hi-Y Dance, the main event of the social season, was held in the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium, Much ofthe credit for the success ofthe club is due our sponsor, Mr. Armstrong. Qpgogng,.g,,1..g.,i,,3,v1.,1..1..5-ini.1--1.43 -1- 2411: 1--1 1.1-11--14-3-13ti-tit-11-31,110.0 Fiftyfni-ne i..-.-..-.,-,..,-.-,-,- --.-..,. 5 H A D Q W .,.---.,-,-.,-.-.,...,-.....-,,-..,. 0:0101- vi--ii-:nxt-it-1'wil'1--1--1i-1--1'-:fv11-1- l,IiI7'I' TU RIGHT. TOP INlWfMaxwvll Iiepper, .Iohn Wilt-ox, LP Hoy Paris, Ralph Niemeyer, Kenneth Western, Gone Hurrle, Mr-lvin Crocker, .Iavk Wright. Billin- I,ang0bartt-l. SICCUND IIUWV Rita Iirif-gshauser, Mary Sliauf, Mary Kircht-r, .leannf-Ita Faulkner, Dorothea Lang, Jane Fifer, BI-tty Robinson, Mary Ann 0'Donnell, Mary Elizabeth Rivkvrt. Dorothy VVilder, THIRD IIUVV Miss Bess Darby, Sponsor, Agnes Cohen, Helen Mason, Jeaxiiivtte Gard, Florino Iiagvrnan, Loretta West, Louise Hageman, Zelda Berks-r, Ima Beniwtt. I4U'l'TOM ROW---Mary Ellen Brown, Dorothy Bull, Marietta Tucker, Marjorie Brown, Marilyn Essig, Grace Kru- wvll. Ruth Kunkel. Glenna Grussnieyer. MEMBICIIS NOT IN PICTI'HEfIClisab0llI Alexander, Christine Morse. QUINCIENSIS ROMANUS SENATU CQuiney Raman .S'enateD OFFICERS VIRGIL CLASS CICERO CLASS Fin! Divirion Second Divirion MARJORIE BROWN MARY KIRCHER MAXWELL LEPPER Consuls . . . . GLENNA GRUSSEMEYER KENNETH WESTERN LE ROY PARIS Aedile. . . . . .DOROTHY BOLL JACK WRIGHT MARILYN ESSIG Censor. .. . . .MARY ELLEN BROWN CHRISTINE MORSE ELIZABETH ALEXANDER Tribune. . . . . .GRACE KRUWEL FLORINE I-IAGEMAN JOHN WILCOX Sponsor. .. ....,,....... ............. . ... . Miss DARBY The Quinciensis Romanus Senatus is the Latin club whose aim is to further the interest and appreciation of the classics. The club is divided into three divisions, two in the Cicero, one in Virgil. Monthly meetings are held throughout the year. The Virgil Division has studied myths, While the Cicero Divisions have used ShoWerman's Rome and the Romans as a basis for club Work. Dorothy Boll has received a bronze medal from Eta Sigma Phi for maintaining a very high standing in Latin. Much of the success is attributed to the sponsor, Miss Bess M. Darby. Sixty --11-11-if-iv-2--14-1--14 -14 -14-1-11411 1- -in 111121 .,.-..-..-..-.--.......-.-..-......:. 5 H A D Q W .,.-.. ...... .-..---.-.-..? LEFT T0 RIGHT, 'FUI' RUVVfMnrtha Smith, Elinore Odell, Marian Kit-ni. .lane Fifor, Eileen Wilson, VViIrla Miller, Mary Flllf-n Brown, Elisabeth All-xamlm-r. SECOND ROVVfStvlla Jaeohs, Ile-tty Johnston, Edna: Coard, .lanws llnpgg, Milrlrc-fi Mast, Bw-tty Buslinwyz-r. Nita. Mosena, Miss Dorothy Dnchl, sponsor. THIRD ROVV--f-Hazel .le-nnings. lie-9 Hernisnif-if-r, Jeanette Gard, Ralph Nimneyt-r, Dick Mays, John Wilcox. Marjorie Hour-r. William Srnidley. Ima Bennett. BU'1 1'UM ROW-Carlvne Rush, Marguerite lmckbe-0, Harrivtte Casun, Marilyn Essig, Nona Duncan, Agnes Cohen, Carle-ne Brosi, Pauline Albright, Inez Sc-mt. INIICMISICHS NUT IN PICTI'IIE-Cliristiiiv Morse, Arlene Tolbvrt. LE CERCLE F RANQAIS COLORS-Blue and Silver FLOWER-Fleur-de-lis I oFF1cERs President ,..... ....., ........... . . . AGNES M. COHEN First Vice President ,... . . .NONA JANE DUNCAN Second Vice President. . . . . .MARY ELLEN BROWN PAULINE ALBRIGHT . . .EILEEN WILSON Miss DOROTHY DODD Secretary .....,.,.... . . . Treasurer. . , Sponsor. . . . . . Le Cercle Francais has completed a most successful year under the efficient spon- sorship of Miss Dorothy Dodd. The purpose of the club is to create a more active interest in France, her life and people, through songs, games, and talks on current topics. The club meetings held a number of special features, including a talk in French by Mr. N. Tibesar, a musical program by Mrs. Rome Arnold, and motion pictures of France. A ictorial map of France and French pronunciation Victrola records were pur- chase this year. The annual picnic concluded the year's activities. q:v14,i.,g.,1.,gi,1i.1i,1-'ini 101.,1fi1i'1i.3.,1.wi-3--1-vi-rio:vin: -1 141 1-ig-vi,-1-ing Sixty-one .2 4..- ....-....-..-.---.--.,. 5 H A D 0 W .,,.-.,-...-.-,-----.., LEFE T10 RIGHT, TOP ROW-Harold Zeh, Lawrence Van Blair, John Higham, Carl Luthin, Barry Yeck, Walter 'ut 1. SECOND ROW-Christine Morse, Wallace Gamble, Paul Hageman, Harriet Metzger, Wilma Zelle, Donald Kline. THIRD RUWW-Lillian Lindstrom. Florence Fletterer, Willmetta Northup, Ardath Canavan, Vivian Hunsaker, Josephine Maxwell. FOURTH ROW-Helen Mason, Florence Wessel, Hazel Jennings, Mae Hagenbaumer, Ann Louisa Dege, Miss Rank, sponsor. BOTEOM ROW--Juanita Johnson, Esther Mueller, Ferne Beard, Mary Ann Grubb, Jeanetta Faulkner, Dorothy un ap. BRU H AND PALETTE The three phases of aft pursued by the high school Art Department are Repre- sentation, Commercial Art, and Interior Decoration. The course in Representation acquaints the student with design, composition and use of various mediums, Commercial Art, in lettering, color and methods of lay- outs, Interior Decoration with the principles of arrangements, color theories and period furniture. The increasing numbers entering into Art have made notable accomplishments under Miss Rank's direction. In the Y. W. C. A.'s City wide poster cam aign the following received prizes: Christine Morse, first, Dolores Young, secon 5 Wilmetta Northup, third, John Higham, fourth, Paul Hageman and Hazel Jennings, honorable mention. , , .1 iz.-3 .1 ,......,..un.,1,.1.-1..1.,1..g.1i1.-1 '11-1.-11,103it-11,1--1-in--1--gf-1--1o1n.o Sixty-two OFFICERS v I .g..-.-..-..-......-.--r-T,-1.-.V----.:. S H A D Q W -:---.--1---,----.-------4---Y-H--0 LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW-Ruth Edwards, Ella Mae Bee-rs. Verna Bratton. Miss Ehrhart, sponsor, Betty Axel, Mary Allen, Marjorie Putnam, Edna Wlit-Ian. MIDDLE ROW--V1-rniee liisser, He-lf-n Sharp, Fern Crist, Lorena Morton, Ethel Bangert, Kuthlr-en Milliron. Vir- ginia Reynolds. Thelma Tliorpe. BOTTOM ROWfMildrc-d Lf-vkbef-. Anna Sharp, Gras-ine Barry, Florcner- Flc-tterer, .Ir-we-l McClean, Ruth Cray, Anna Louise Dege. MEMBERS NOT IN PICTL'RE-Josephine Schaeffer, Vivian Sc-hott. Je-anctta Riesenhe-ter, Marjorie Schroeder, VVilda McNeil. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB COLORS'ROSC and Silver FLOWERTSWCCC Pea President. ,. .. Vice President ,, , . . . First .Yemefter FLORENCE FLETTERER RUBY TWADDLE Second .Yemefter THELMA THORPE HELEN SHARP Secretary ..... GRACINE BARRY RUTH CRAY Treasurer. , . KATHLEEN MILLIRON JEWEL MCCLEAN Reporter ..., . . .BETTY AXEL BETTY AXEL Sponsor. . . ............ . .Miss IRENE EHRHART This marks the close of a very successful year for the Home Economics club. It sent baskets to poor people at Thanksgiving and Christmas. A Washington tea was given in honor of our new members. The big event of the year was held April 29 in the form ofa theater party at the Orpheum. We owe much of our success to our capable sponsor, Miss Irene Ehrhart, who willingly assisted us during the year. Much credit is also due to Miss Jarrett, Supervisor of Home Economics, for her interest and help in our activities. 0 0.0 Q:m3ni'-it-inil-1--if-3 -initlog-vi-,101minimis-if:uitrivivvi-'14-10101--1-'loinit:--1 Sixty-three :!' 5---- -i--i-ii-ii-ii- -it-it-I+ 5 H A D Q W .:.-.-.- ---.-.-..-r---.--.i. I LICFT TU IIIGI-IT, Tl DI' li! WVH- Miss Iilirhart, sponsor, Helen Sharp, V1-rna Bratton, Bt-tty Axel, Mary Allen, Marian I Uittnior. Edna Wh:-lan, Rlary Higgins. I MIDl3l,l3l ll0VVf Valera Llllorlxrake. Thelma Thorpe, Fern Crist. Ethel Bangvrt. Iir-ona Morton, Edna Cralnorc. ' BOTTOM ROW Iiflilllf'l'll Milliron, Verna HofTman, Anna Mary Gibson, Louise Kr-Sin, Susane Smith. ' MEMBICIIS NUT IN PICTUREASIIQ-len Thompson, Grace Ls-pper, Delores Young, Ruth Young, Marjorie Sr-hromlvr, ' Hilda VVif'h, Sylvia Piorvy, Iinnna Diggs. Auri-tta Wingerter, Ali:-0 Kopsivkvr, Erma Lee Rovkwt-ll, Lillian Har- ! wood, Alma G4-org:-. 5 FOODS GROUP ! PERSONNEL OF INSTRUCTION STAFF Q Sections Q Foods, Tenth Grade. . . . . .IRENE EHRHART Q Supervision. . ....... . . .HELEN JARRETT Q In the fall of the year the food classes execute a canning project. This year they j canned fruit and vegetables which were later distributed to people in need. ! The next work was divided into units, a study of the breakfast, the luncheon l and dinner. ! Six weeks were devoted to the study of first aid and home nursing. During this Q time they had a field trip to St. Mary's hospital and saw demonstrations in bandaging. g The last six Weeks of each term are spent in the study of home management. They . took trips to up-to-date apartments, the new Lincoln-Douglas hotel, and to an old Q fashioned home. g Much credit is due the instructor, Miss Irene Ehrhart. ,:,.-,-......-.... ... ,-..-. -.,-....,.-..-..-..- ....-..-,.-..-..-i.-..-..-...g. Sixty-four .,..-.-.-..-..-......,-.-..-..-.,...,-..,. 5 H A D Q W .:.,...... --.-.-..-.-..-....,..-.5. LEFT TO RIGHT. TOP ROWfMarjorie Putnam, June Riley, Virginia Griep. Geneva Feld, Lorena Walker. Mildred Utterbach. Nettie Hipkins, Anna Sharp. Elizabeth Waters, Leona Buxman, SECOND RUVV-Evelyn Brenkman. Rita Jet-kle, Florence Fl:-ttf-rer. Bessie Fengel, Jewel McLean, Ruth Cray, Louise Burns. Wilmetta Northup, Anna Louise Dege, Josephine Schaeffer, Lila McKee, Miss St. John, Instructor. THIRD ROW'-,Miss Bray. Instructor, Marie Danhaus, Alta lVIae Jordan, Pansy Lepper, Lola Malone, Audrey Spicer, Jeanetta Rf-isebeter, Virginia Grawe, Virginia Reynolds, Rosemary Rc-nier, Ina Crandall, Helen Egbers. ! BOTTOM ROW-Dorothy Cornwall, Virginia Digitz, Annabel Clow, Rosalind Kappner, Irene Brown. Dorothy 6 Welton, Catherine Peabody, Margaret Benjamin, Madeline Bell, Lucille Henning, Louise Usher, Evelyn Boel, Irene Faulkner. i MEMBERS NUT IN I'ICTI'REiMildred Clifford, Virginia Fries, Margaret Gordon, Flora Herleman, Hazel Jen- e nings, Evelyn Johnson, Thelma Lvmen, Wilma Lillye, Shirley Marigold. Ferne Webel, Beryl Yue, Ruby Huebner, l Itiargaretha Cleveland, Dorothy Grussemeyer. Elenora Howser, Wilma Jensen, Irene Landwehr, Addie Lierly, - Vivian Schott, Elizabeth Van Dyke, Dorothy Weltin, Wilma Whitaker, Gladys Bohanan, Alberta Bond. Virginia Q Cress. Onota Dowling, Sylvia Gardener. Mildred Kaiser, Cecelia Miller, Rosemary Sargent, Margaret Tellebusher, . Dorothy Witte, Julia Brown, Marie Hares, Gladys .lohnson. Christine Hunolt, Florine Moseby, Francis Rec-man, I Helen Wenneker. Virginia Christ, Irma Buxman, Betty Gondapple, Evelyn Stewart, Iola Siemans, Kathleen Detle, Marguerite Hooper, Melba Lenier, Dorothy Rundle, Susanne Christ. Lucille Andrews, Melva Lee Dierkes, Irma. Q Litz, Virginia Loos, Madeline Shade. . l ! HOME ECONOMICS , CLOTHING GROUP PERSONNEL OF INSTRUCTION STAFF i Sections Clothing, Tenth Grade. .. . . .ELIZABETH BRAY Clothing, Ninth Grade ., . . . . .JEAN ST. JOHN ' Supervision .,......,.., . . . ......, HELEN JARRETT The Tenth Grade clothing class opened with a study of the principles of design and color. O Self-analysis followed in which each girl's lines and coloring were studied and i becoming designs for clothes planned. A made-over clothing problem came next and the child's charity problem followed. I At Christmas, presents were made, after which an extensive study was made of the use of sewing machine attachments. After a consideration of wardrobe planning and budgeting, a silk dress and a suit Q were made. The making of a thin dress completed the course. Much of the credit for the achievements of the girls goes to Miss Elizabeth Bray ' and Miss jean St. john, the class instructors. 01-10101-fi--it101-i1-i1o1--1ox-i1wi-1--1-T311-2-+1-I1--141014ga 1-I1 Vg-v1.i1-Iioioioiozwv Sixtyffive inig, 1 1.1 3 .1 1,103.1 -1.,1U1.v1--1 'il-1 ii 1201-ri f1niv1u1v-i+v1u1-- -.-..-.-.-- - -....-..:. 5 H A D Q W .,..--..-.-.,-,-.-.-..-. Paul Fraser Agnes M. Colwn Vivian Hunsaker Ida M. Murphy Emma Lee Bugg Paul Grimes G4-urge Vasc-n Ernst Grin-p Florini- Hageman Mary E. Svholz Ruth Gnuse Carol Svlby Kenneth Wklstern Freda Sc-:inland Christine Morse Fe-rne Webel Judson Green Esther Whitefield THE PUBLICATIONS DEPARTMENT The publications of H. S. are The magazine and The Shadow yearbook. Both The Q and The Shadow won the DISTINGUISHED RATING AWARD which is the highest given in the contest conducted by the Illinois State High School Press Association, at the annual convention at the University of Illinois. Ten staff members attended the convention conducted by the Illinois H. S. Press Association at Knox College, Galesburg. We again won the DISTINGUISHED RATING of the highest honor class of publications. Ten students attended. The work on publications, under direction of Miss Mulick, has been of much value both as an English project and as a means of furnishing practical business tfalnlflg. EDITORIAL STAFF Agnes Cohen, Editor of The Paul Fraser, Editor of The Shadow . DEPARTMENT HEADS Paul Grimes, Milton Recker, Vivian Hunsaker, Mary Elizabeth Scholz, Freda Scanland, George Vasen, Emma Lee Bugg, Ernst Griep, Purnell Beckgerd, Ida Margaret Murphy, Ruth Gnuse. BUSINESS STAFF Floyd Worman, Business and Advertising Manager of The Milton Reclcer, Business Manager of The Shadow . Max Wattman, Advertising Manager of The Shadow . Sixty-si -.-.-,-.-..-.-.-.....-..,. 5 H A D Q W .,..... .... ---.-.- Floyd Worman Milton Rec-ker Geraldine Fellers Purnell Beckgerd Henry Johns Max Wattman Betty Robinson Malcolm Brodsky Martha Simonson Helen Wade Mary Kireher Elinore Odell Elizabeth Alexander Rowland Binkley Vera Finke Donald Kline Bertram Run' Marietta 'flicker THE PUBLICATIONS DEPARTMENT BUSINESS AND ADVERTISING ASSISTANTS Floyd Worman, Max Wattman, Henry Johns, Geraldine Fellers, Vivian Hun- saket, Ida Margaret Murphy, Mary Elizabeth Scholz. CIRCULATION Ruth Gnuse, Henry Johns, Paul Grimes, Esther Whitefield. TYPISTS Geraldine Fellers, Purnell Beckgerd, Emma Lee Bugg, Carol Selby, Helen Wade. REPORTERS Henry johns, Mary Elizabeth Scholz, Ernst Griep, Malcolm Brodsky, Florine Hageman, Mary Kircher, Judson Green, Elizabeth Alexander, Elinore Odell, Vera Finke, Marietta Tucker, Ferne Webel, Betty Robinson, Rowland Binkley. ART STAFF Christine Morse, Donald Kline, Bertram Ruff, Ruth Feld. ADVERTISING SOLICITORS Vivian Hunsaker, Ida Margaret Murphy, Emma Lee Bugg, Ruth Gnuse, Floyd Worman, Stella Jacobs, Henry Johns, Wilda McNeil, Elinore Odell, Mary Elizabeth Scholz, Carol Selby, Martha Simonson, Max Wattman, Ferne Webel. Sixty-se 2011101 3--it-2.-1--1 1 vi 1130303-n-iuinicvioioie 1 1014 if 1011 103011 - -----1-------.2 s H A D o W -fm------- -----+ GROVER KERR, COACH O THE 1931 FOOTBALL SEASON The football season of 1931 was a successful one considering all of the burdens carried by the players and the coach. A very creditable record was made by the team. At the opening of the season Coach Kerr had to build up a team around four re- turning lettermen, develop a new quarterback and teach his men the Notre Dame style of play which was inaugurated this year. It was not an easy task but the season's record shows that Coach Kerr has again succeeded in putting a strong team on the field. The team was well balanced with a fairly heavy line flanked by a light, shifty backfield. The record they made was a good one. The Blue Devils won all of their home games but lost all of their games away from home. They encountered their toughest opposition on the road however. The Rock Island and Galesburg games were the hardest of the year. The men who won letters for their service on the football field were Captain James Hunter, Wilfred Balzer, Harlan Baumbach, Joe Bradford, Walter Brownlee, Oliver Holt, Jacob Holtschlag, Arthur Holstine, James Hook, Bob Hummert, Bill Keller, Eugene Radtke, Bill Rhineberg, Sam Schneidman, Dick Sullivan, Sam Waldfogel, Roy Wilcox, Dale Woodward and Paul Fraser, manager. The subs who worked With assistant Coach Taylor were Aalbers, Brodsky, Blaesing, Flachs, Finke, Francis, Ganz, Lawyer, Klinck, Razien, Roan and Slocum. Sixty-eight w .,..--..-.,-.....--.-.-.-.-., 5 H A D Q W s.,.-....,-....,-..-....-.-.... ri1n11vj1u11n:4n1:r14x:1r14fi1114 uinzoioioiujol l LEFEHQILOSEI55IV'gid'g,2g.ROW-Robert Bradley, Bob Hummert, Joe Bradford, Roy Wilcox, Melvin Flacks, Hugh S SECgmIEuEI?e2LEBob Johnson, Perry Barclift, Rellie Lawyer, Arthur Holstine, Wilfred Balzer, Walter Brownlee, Q THIRD ROW-F. Morgan Taylor, Assistant Coach, Sam Schneidman, Oliver Holt, James Hunter, James Slocum, Q Dick Sullivan, Eugene Radtke, Bill Keller, Herbert Klink, Coach Grover Kerr. ' BOTTOM ROWvPaul Fraser. Senior Manager, Jacob Holtschlag, Jerl Francis, Bob Ganz, Malcolm Brodsky, Dale ' Woodward. James Hook. Rowland Binkley. Junior Manager. l l l FOOTBALL RECORD OF 1 93 1 1 'Quincy. .. ... O-Keokuk. . .. ... 6 Q Quincy..,. ...19vMacomb,... O i Quincy .... . . . O-Galesburg. . . . . . .27 Quincy. .. . . .13-Carthage. .. . . . O l Quincy .... . . .31MBeardstoWn .... . . . O Q Quincy .,.. . . . 2-Rock Island. . . . . .20 , Q 'Quincy .... . . . 0-Ft. Madison. . .. . . .12 l Quincy, .. . . .22wHannibal. .. . . . . O l Quincy ..... ...... ...... . . .87-Opponents. . . . . . .65 'Conference Games 3 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY CONFERENCE STANDING Season of 1931 Teams W. L. Pct. TP. OP. E Fc. Madison. . . .... 4 O 1 .OOO 43 0 l Quincy ...... .... 2 2 .500 35 18 Keokuk. . . ..., 2 2 .500 26 28 Q Carthage .... .... 1 2 .333 14 31 Hannibal .... .... O 3 .OOO 0 47 Q.---..:..:..:..:-:..-..:.-.:C : :C.-.,Q--.--,:---..:,,:I-.-....-.-.--.....!. Sixty-nine 1. -4.-ng. -.--V-,-g...-l.-.nw:1.10:-.1411-vi-vi--:oi ,cv-1.1--11 14.1.1 -.....-..-..-.-.-.- ..-.,. 5 H A D Q W ,.-....-..-.-..-..--...-.....:. S. O. STORBY, COACH O THE BASKETBALL SEASON, 1931-1932 Although the Blue Devils did not live up to the record of the 1930-1931 campaign, they made a fair showing on the hardwood courts in 1931-32. They were a much better team than the record indicates. The team won 8 out of 16 games during the season and lost their first game in the District Tournament. It was the first time since 1923 that Quincy High School has not won the tournament. Coach S. O. Storby prepared in advance for a tough season by calling in a large squad of newcomers early in the fall. From five returning lettermen and the pick of the newcomers the Coach built up a good team. The team lacked height but made up for this with speed and fight. Several of the new men on the squad showed ability and have given us hopes of a fine team next year. The Blue Devils played a hard schedule from start to finish, competing against some of the finest teams in this part of the state. The 13 to 12 victory over Hannibal and Keokuk's 26 to 25 win over Quincy were the two hardest and most exciting games on the home court this season. Keokuk again took first honors in the Mississippi Valley Conference race and Quincy finished in second place. The District Tournament was won by Payson this vear. The prospects for next season are very good and we hope that Coach Storby pro- duces another of his winning teams. Seventy .,,.-.-.-.-.-.-..-.,-..-....-..,. 5 H A D 0 W .,.-....,..-.- -.,-.-..--- LEFT TO RIGHT. TOP RCJW-COHl'11 S. U. Storby, Roy Will-ox. Bob Rs-nv:-s, Donald We-nihoener, Herbert, Vorn- clam. John Bingaman, .Ierl Francis, F. Morgan Taylor. Assistant Coach. MIDDLE RfJWiL2LWfPl1CP Hanson, Sophomorz-1 Manager, Sam Sm-hneidnian, Ulivor Holt, Bill Rinvbc-rg. Perry Bar- olift, Abc Raizen. Marvin Holt. BOTTOM RUWfGfKralrl Simpson, Junior Manager, Fld Stewart, Gerald Burkoy. Jess Nickerson, Sffnior Blanager. BASKETBALL RECORD OF 1931-1932 Quincy ,.... . ................ 23-Pittsfield . .. . . .... . . . . .19 Quincy ..... . . . 8-Payson ....... . . . .12 Quincy .... .... 1 1fPittsHcld ..... .... 1 2 gQuincy .... . .... 13-Hannibal. .. .. . . . .12 'Quincy ..... .... 1 6'Ft. Madison .. . . . . .23 XQuincy .... . .... 24-Canton .,., . .... 19 Quincy ...,. .... 1 7-Macomb ...... ..,. 1 2 Quincy .... . . . 8-Bcardstown ,... . . . .23 'Quincy ..... ..... 1 8-Kcokuk. . ,. . . . . . .20 Quincy .... , ,... 17-Hannibal ,.,., .... 6 'Quincy ..... .... 2 34Ft. Madison .. . . . . .17 ,fQuincy ,... . .... 4OACanton ..., . ,. . , , .14 Quincy .... .... 1 9-Macomb ,... .... 2 8 'kQuincy .... .. . .... 25wKeokul-2. ......,. . . . .26 Qu1ncy's Total ......... . . . .262-Opponents' Total .... . . . .243 Conference Games ..--.--.l -ivrioioioinif viojoixvivsjoioinivioif rioiviui 11,11 rj-uioiojoioifvivioje DISTRICT MEET S Quincy .,.. ...,... 7 -Mcndon. .. , . . . . .9 D l l l 4:0'2 3'v1'vlU1H1-viI-:ozwiv:uzozoil-1011.140103011+101-11fif11wi-,gl-3.-1.-3..3q14,g.,1.,g Seventy-one ---- -T-------:. s H A D o W fy--M ------ T----5 F. MORGAN TAYLOR, com f 1 93 2 TRACK SEASON The 1932 track season can well be called one of the most successful track cam- paigns in the history of Quincy High School. This year Coach Taylor again had to build up a squad from a few lettermen but he was able to develop a large squad and as the season progressed many of the new men became consistent point winners. The first engagement of the season was the inter-class meet in which the juniors triumphed. The seniors finished second and the sophomores third. The Blue Devils went into foreign territory and finished second in a quadrangular meet with Keokuk, Hannibal and Canton. In the Springfield-Decatur triangular meet Quincy came out on top. Also, a dual meet with Mendon resulted in a clean sweep. The Blue Devils finished second in their dual meet with Keokuk. The Mississippi Valley Conference Meet and the District Meet were the remaining engagements on Quincy's schedule. During the season Coach Taylor developed some outstanding athletes who were consistent point winners. Among those were Harold Knapheide, Rolla Babcook, Bob Ganz and Bob Hummert. There were a number of sophomore track men who developed into consistent performers and we look to them for future success in track. Coach F. Morgan Taylor is to be congratulated and we hope he will continue to develop track teams of championship calibre. .5 Qugngngng. .1 gugug 1 iwg--x1,in14nv1n1u1 1 1 ni if-iw-1,1 -11-1 -1 1:11 ioimzs Seventy-two LEFT TO RIGHT. TOP ROW-Leonard Graff, Herbert Vornrlam, William Thomas, Jack Willer, Carl Mast, Conch F. Morgan Taylor. SECOND ROW-Gerald Burkey, Perry Barclift, Olivf-r Holt. Rolla Babr-ook, Bob McKinney. Irvin Holm. THIRD ROW-Donald Wenihoener, Harold Knapheide, Clifford Boyle. Melvin Flasks, John Gibson, Dale Duke. FOURTH ROW-Kent Duncan. Sam Schneidman, Roy Kron, Bill Keller. Malcolm Brodsky, Roy Wilcox. BOTTOM ROW-Bob Hummert, John Boyer, Bill Rhine-berg, Herman Weber, Bob Ganz, Vernon Pribblo. 1932 TRACK RECORD Inter-class Meet: Juniors 61, Seniors 49, Sophomores 14, Alumni 10 points. Quadrangular Meet: Keokuk 62M, Quincy 41, Hannibal 325, Canton 18 points. Triangular Meet: Quincy 48, Springfield 45, Decatur 32 points. Dual Meet: Quincy 82, Mendon 44 points. Dual Meet: Keokuk 68, Quincy 53 points. Mississippi Valley Conference Meet: Fort Madison 57, Keokuk 38, Carthage 255, Quincy 23, Hannibal llyg, Canton 10 points. District Meet: Galesburg 46, Quincy 26V2, Monmouth 23, Carthage 22 points. f:lDQlUD'-liQl'1',llQ0i0QlFQUDUQUQOQ1PQ!H0211QD0Q0Q'1V.0i0Q4'Q4lQ0Qf'Q0Q0,l'QllQllQ0,l,l Seven ty-three Q' Q Q 1 Q Q Q Q Q Q 1 Q. CD I P U O 2 Q l Q Q n Q Q 1 Q Q. riojoinioje 110101011 1101010101014 s H A D o W Q-1- -------.- -,--4 CAMPUS VIEWS ,,.1..g.,1.--1.-:--1--1-1'vi--1'-1034-11:21v:u1-V101-1201-4:0 Seven ty-four I Q Q Q Q I I Q I I I .!. I nf U O 2 I Q I Q Q Q I Q Q I P. E. MORRISON, DIRECTOR O QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL BAND The band this year has followed a more strenuous course of activity than ever before in its history, playing over fifty public performances. A new feature this year was the monthly concerts played at Madison, Washing- ton, Irving and Dewey Schools. A concert was played in Jacksonville and the Annual Concert was given at the Empire Theater. The band took a trip to the State Fair at Springfield, played concerts at the Camp Point Chautauqua and at Soldier's Home meetings and for the dedication of the new hospital at Soldier's Home. The band won First Rating in both the District Contest at Jacksonville and the State Contest at Champaign and, although there is no National Contest this year, ours is one of the four bands from which two will be chosen to represent Illinois at the World's Fair in Chicago next year. The success of the band is greatly due to the hard work and capable direction of Mr. Morrison. 5. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Cn 2 'Se N EI I I I I I I I ! I I I I I I 9 ! ! ! 4:0 ,,.,,.-,,,,....,,-.-....-,-,...,-..,. 5 H A D Q W .,..-.,-..-..-......-,.-..-......- --.-. Clarinets Riehartl Mays lll1'llill ll Czuldiek Puul Grubb Carl llanclruni John VVile0x Lelioy Paris Robert Gillhousc Jamies Harry Fred Sc-hott Harry II:-icllmreiler John Heuser Ki-nnl-th Sf-help Robert Herr .lmnes Potter Kenneth lliekliut l'l1lw:11't Stewart Warren l'is-ree llzirry Must llilly 'l':x1i11 liiigeiu- Klittc-lhi-rg ' lilnier lfrziser lflluhill Pellnian LilWl4l'Ilt'l' Yun Blair Al to Clarinet f'l1:lrles Keyes Bass Clarinet QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL BAND P. E. MORRISON, DIRECTOR PERSONNEL Baritone Saxophone Alfred Turner Bass Saxophone Shirley Brut-ksniiflt Cnrne ts Arthur Harris Janies VV:-iler Charles lleidbrecler limlward Fries Fluegel Horn Judson Green Dirk llnrrzly 'Trumpets llzinl Alu-nhrink li-vllzliul Klvlfarluml Basses Melvin Fries Paul Dirks Bill Smith Robert Volbrucht Bertram Ruff Virgil Linnernan Flutes and Piccolos Junior Morey Joseph Weiler David lluschrnan Donald Ruff Robert Flnlow E Hat Flute Janet Illusselinan Oboes French Horns Milton Bowen Kluxwell ln-mxur John Kelley llolnliy Reeves Teal llullmi-li Grunt liisvhoff George Steiner l - r - Yfir-n . 'U' gl M Barltones Soprano Saxophone Junior Gillhouse 'lnglene Cnr e ' l l 5 Qinrner llistln-horst Umm wittlm, Alto Saxophone Willzirrl Cook llurry Fleer Tenor Sa xophonc Russel lim-ii-ln-rt Tromhoncs John Haerle llzilpli Hof-line Robert Paul llolmert Seliolz Donailtl Hilglfllllilll Paul Mueller .laim-s Dwyer NVillizun l.51ll,L!l'lliiI'U'l Bassoons Jan-k lloss R i eh ard Paul Cello Klury Bewker Myra Blames String Bass Mary liirelier Marimba Mary Mr-Crory Mart-in liliaplieinle Bass Drum W'oorlrow Lows l10:'liHi',i,.1,,1,,Z1,,3,.1,,3.,103,il.3,init--if-itii.ii..inio1-,i4vio1u1.-1..1-.2 14 140.5 Seventy-six Snare Drums Charles Haerle Louis Dacrr Pat Black Bells Charles Hacrle Timpani Marietta Tucker BAND OFFICERS President Junior Morey Librarians Robert Gillliouse Vlfilliani llaiigebartel Quartermaster Paul Dirks Proper tyman Donald R uff Asst. Propertyman Bc-rtiraxn Ruff Business Manager Carl Landrum Asst. Business Mgr, Charles Heiilbrerler Drum Major Herbert Yorndani First Violins Junior Morey Marietta Tucker Lois Manes Dorothy Boll Nlary MeCrory Zelda Bet-ker Robert Gillhouse Paul Grubb John Heusser John VVlleox Esther Frazier Ruth VVells Thomas Sterne Harry Heiclbreder Robert Alison Second Violins Georganne Breder Betty Hushmeyer Leunore Green Norma Ruth Colpitts QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA P. E. MORRISON, DIRECTOR PERSONNEL Second Violins--Cont. Ida Margaret Murphy Donald Hafner Elizabeth Hoclseher Cellos Mary Becker Myra June Manes Purnell Beekgerd Nona Jane Dunean Betty Ann llllIlPIllllS Alma Kelley Barbara Jr-an Koenig Betty Bauer Violas Helen St-haller Roz:-lla Huseman Helen While Billie l.an,Qrebartel Mar:-in linapheide String Basses Ruth Gnuse Mary Kirr-her Paul Dirks Betty Robinson Pauline Albright Edna Coard Elmo Ernst Flutes Janet 1IllSSE'llll2lIl Donald Ruff First Clarinets Le R oy Paris Carl Landrum Bob Herr Second Clarinets James Potter lidward Stewart Fred Schott Oboe James Dwyer Bassoons Jack Ross Rivharrl Paul Joe Bryant Corne ts Arthur Harris Edward Fries French Horn Milton Bowen Bobby Reeves Trombone John Hat-rle Timpani Charles Haerle Drums lvootlrow Luns The Symphony Orchestra has added another successful year to its history. Al- though each year many of the best and most experienced players are missing, never- theless, Mr. Morrison has been able to develop a Hne orchestra, During the year the orchestra appeared on the program for the Quincy Senior Music Club and High School assemblies. It also presented programs at various grade schools to further the interest of the younger students in music. A small orchestra played for Commencement, Junior and Senior plays and also furnished music for various civic entertainments. 0.1 1 1 1:-11,3-IQQQ1.i1,,1.Q:-y1-.1-.1..g.Q1--3011vkixoxni-ixozninxvz- 1--1--1'-gn:-Q11-10:4 Seventyfse-uen Q I Q l 9 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q. U5 I nf U O 2 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q l A 1011 vtvjoiuxoi-1:01-11411014 riot: -1-114 2014 P101 v1o14-10107011 tif wi vi' Q14 is----T------T--it ---- t---:- s H A D o W -:V--------3-1------4 g . .,,,. , ,..,, .. me 1 i LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW-Harriette Cason, Martha Lou Smith, Zora Jarvis, June Johnson, Dorothy Gibbs, ' Elizabeth Axel, Leona Buxman, Lita McKee, Jean Parker, Esther Whitefield, Olive Knight, Ruth Schmidt, Dor- i othy Koerline. i SECOND ROW-Betty Sutton, Marian Kiem. Carlyle Ganz, Carlene Brosi, Freda Scanland, Iola Siemens. Jessie A Liebig, Peggy Durst, Melva Dierkes. Mildred Doht, Florine Longlett, Erma Harris, Arlene Tolbert, Amy Dowd. F THIRD ROW-Vera Finke, Martha Sinmnson, Marjorie Schroeder, Vivian Schott, Mildred Leckbee, Carlene Rush, . Sarah Bradford, Mattielce Doht. Frances Evans, Louise Hageman, Dorothy Hoener, Dorothy Quest, Mary Louise i Fritseh, Kay Lehbrink. 2 BOTTOM ROW-Maurice Rueter, Shirley Brockschmidt, Elmer White, Raymond Harland, Jerome Sturhahn, Paul U Sturhahn. Ernest Juviuall, Francis Cross, Clifton Mulch, Abe Razien, Al Radtke. i INIEMBERS NOT IN PICTL'RE4Betty Johnston, Josephine Schaffer, Mildred Mast, Juanita Stephens, Bob Boni- A field, Emily Gard, Anna Mary Gibson, Emma Jost, Thelma Lemen. Arlene Meyerand. Eva May Schriver, Norman ' Spicer. Edgar Sturhahn, Lincoln Bingaman, Delores Bueter, Warren Pearce, Lois Peacock, Harold Dornes, ! Dorothea Lang. g HELEN LAWLER, DIRECTOR i The chorus this semester has made some very successful appearances. It was i divided into three groups. Those having taken chorus Work before and having made i an average of over eighty-five per cent were placed in the advanced group. i The chorus appeared on an assembly program with the Glee Clubs. i The advanced chorus sang for a P. T. A. meeting and a young peoples meeting at l the Christian Church. They also sang over W. T. A. D. in a program sponsored by i the Parent-Teacher Association. Q A special mixed quartette com osed of jean Parker, Dorothea Lang, Roy Howe, j and Raymond Harland, sang for iderent events during the year. 1 Q Jessie Liebig acted as accompanist. oiovioi-vi-vis-3-vii'iv-14-1--1'11--101010103,1.u1n1o1s-1oi:a1u1n'ini'-1u1o1cvio:v1o11vZeQ Seventy-eight l .:..g..g,,g..g..1 1 1-11-:fate S H A D 0 W 020,301--1-ig-fit-34vi-ii--intl-ioifozo LEFT TU RIGHT, TOP ROW'fFlorinv Longlett. Zora Jarvis, Evelyn Johnson, lilinore Od:-ll, listhvr Wliitehi-ld, l Elizabeth Alexander, Marian Kiein, Carlyle Ganz, Jane Fifer. i SECHND ROW'-Martlirl Siinonson, Ruth Schmidt, Rozella Husmnan, Verna Hoffman, Freda Scanlancl, Alice : Churchill, Louise Hageman. Dorothy Hoe-ner, Olive Knight. S Bl PTTUIXI ROVVwCharlotte Barnhill. Franr-vs Evans, Mildred Mast, Marjorie Srlirocdor, Carlvnc- Rush, Iola Sisfniens. ' .lc-ssie Licbig, Dorothea Lang. Joan Parker. , M l-IXIHICRS NOT IN l'IC'I'UREfAniy Dowd, Mzirylyn Essig, Kay Lehbrink. Dorothy Quest, Elizabeth Axel, Verna ' Brutton, Lois Peaeoek, Ruth Sartori, Dorothy Zimmerman, Iilattielee Doht, Vera Finke. GIRL ' GLEE CLUB ' President. . . .... . . .ESTHER WHITEFIELD O Vice President .... . . .JEAN PARKER Secretary-Treasurer. . . . . .FREDA SCANLAND Librarian ...., . . . . . . .MARYLYN Essrc Assistant Librarian. . . . . .CARLENE RUSH Accompanist ...... . . .Jizssna LIEBIG Director ..... . . .Miss HELEN LAWLER The Glee Club was organized at the beginning of this year with thirty-eight l members. The girls practiced during the home room period on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. The Glee Club appeared in an assembly with the Chorus and Boys' Glee Club. They sang at Adams County Teachers' Institute with a violin obbligato played by Marietta Tucker, Lois Manes, Dorothy Boll, and Mary McCrory. I Carlene Rush, soprano, and Jessie Liebig, alto, represented the Glee Club in the district solo contest held in Macomb. Carlene, placing second, went to Bloomington for the State Contest where she placed third, competing against eleven other soprano I soloists. Jessie Liebig was the accompanist for both Glee Clubs and the Chorus. ,.-.---.--- - : do.:-:..:.,.:..:..s..- .ts Z so.2-2.2..asM.:..:..:.:,.-..-,.-..g. Se1ie11.ty-'nine .,..-... -.- -.-.-.-.-.---..-..1. 5 H A D Q W .,..-.-.-.-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-... LEFT TU RIGHT, TOP ROVV -Norman Spicer, Herbert Klinck, Harold Dornr-S, Francis Cross, Jerome' Sturllalin, J Mr-lvin Anderson. I SECOND lil DW-flloy Howe, Ernst Juvinnll, Paul Sturhahn. Don Christie, Vl'olrlnn Donovan. U BOTTOM RUVV- Clifton Mnlcli, Waller Fnrownlr-6-, Carl Mast, Abe Hazien, Raymond Harland, . MICKIBFHS NOT IN PICTl'Rl'I---Al Iiacltke, Maxwell Le-pper, Shirley Brocksrlilliitll-, Carl Wilt. U Q 2 BOYS' GLEE CLUB I President. . .... . . .RAYMOND HARLAND l Vice President . . . . ROY HowE i Secretary. . . . . .TED BRODERICK i Treasurer .... . . . . .CARL MAST j Accompanist ..., . . .NORMAN SPICER Q Director ,.... . . . .Miss HELEN LAWLER U The Boys' Glee Club was organized at the beginning of the year with fifteen U members and has gradually grown, Regular rehearsals were held each Monday and Q Wednesday mornings except when practicing for special programs which occurred i during the year. The Glee Club has entertained the school assemblies, the Rotary i Club and the general public from the local radio station. Q Roy Howe, Jerome Sturhahn, Raymond Harland and Harold Dornes composed i the Boys' quartette which represented the Glee Club commendably upon several l occasions. Q Both the Glee Club and the quartette were capably directed by Miss Helen Lawler i and were accompanied by Norman Spicer. Eighty I-FEATIIIQES 1 And life rum large on the Long Trail--the trail rhar ix alzzvzyf new. ASSEMBLIES .zojuioiozl-11-11 -10:130:11011n1av1o1o1o:o1av:4n1wf14n:4v1o14v14v:4vg:v:cv1oj1v11v:4r11 ozmvivxoz -ini'-1011-if-1011viojojoinioia Q gf: as 3522 . rom -.C :I SE: - l 'l 225'-l E'-.Ov:n 'l f-+570 'D' 2 ',:r'D D-,-.D-I ,.-.v-so D- 0 2 GUQN Q,f4 5-593 l DN: ---Z OOQEZ 5 gag liar, 'Pigwgea 2 ::D'2'9f5'5'fT9m5' ' gg:-r D-D BQ,--D i N4-5' QE g. ggi A ' :AD ,., . VID' 1 Eff OEF Som? - D-O wma : '.-.cw U OB f-.O 1-r-woo l D0 4'-Q D-D' P1 ' ' 0 n: 'cn l Q3 ag' M120 l :gg nQ. 030222- - Sw Be-1'g31-f I EPI DE 'aaa-E i DPU :IT 'amos . f--pa - 552 HR' EGGS-'f' Qn 05 W Q sg HD R l 'HP' 55' 9:39 if ' Nfl wif, NS'-'O l :sg ro... D V1-x CLD rv hi v:-- uag: mwO0e l ,,,,P:-I nr, ,-hP'hv-- ' ' ES. 'Semi U HD: Odor- FDO on-. pg Dr- I on ED f of4 020 V' QFCH l ff' 25 C520 iw 5-D BF-2 G I no -X4 U- ND LLC. O nD 3F34 Q D-R HND-K4 I mg' Qg.O4 ' r- l fff- sic 'NS ee: 20' V2 GER 5' i F3 ro S :VIS v aff ,ilmocn U U U'Q 55 O- kgv-s P-1 OO.p:O ' rn O '-r '-1'-1 l ow Og: 0fa2 'O'-1 Of? cog ABx4'C3 p: Q . Sw Un- Ei. 5'E.- - W'-1 SO Ng- N 4 Use :G W -'3 D i :fi Greg ami? -------1-1'-T-W---+ s H A D o W -1----I------4 LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW-Margaret Baker, Raymond Bates, Edith BeDuhn, Agnes Beers, Harris Bisser, Richard Craumer, Ruth Garrison. BOTTOM ROW-Karl Haller, Wilma Neumann, George Oliver, Thelma Ragsdale, Caroline Schlagenhaul, Mary Swartz, Louise Weisenberger. MEMBERS or THE CLASS OF 1931'ELECTED JUNE 1931 THE NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY IDEALS-Character, Scholarship, Leadership, Service COLORS-Blue and Flame Yellow PIN-The Emblem of the National Honor Society AT' lv 5:7 Eigh ty-two w .,..-.-..-......-.,-.-.-..-....,...-..:. 5 H A D Q W .:..-.-... -.-.-..-..-.-.......-..? Dorothy Boll Mary E. Brown Agnes lXI. Cohen Paul Fraser Oliver Holt, H Jacob Hultschlag Juanita Huner Henry Johns Milton Rocker Inez Scott Q Selma Southwick Walter Sturhahu Marietta Turks-r Annie Walclfogcl Ferns Webel Dorothy Zinnucrrnan ' Not shown in pi:-ture, Pztuline Albright fno photograph availablej i MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1932-ELECTED DECEMBER, 1931 OFFICERS President. ...... .......... . . .WALTER STURHAHN Vice President .... . . .PAULINE ALBRIGHT ' Secretary. ..... . . .ALBERT JOHN GEHRT Treasurer. . . . . , . . . . .PAUL FRASER Sponsor ......,..... ............,....................... M rss JESSIE BRAKENSIEK Faculty Advisory Committee-MR. NELSON, MR. JENSEN, MR. KERR, MISS BRAKEN- SIEK, Miss DRALLE, MR. STOREY, Miss DAREY The Quincy Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized in Quincy! High School, in 1924, to encourage Scholarship and participation in school activities. . Since its Organization two hundred eleven have been admitted to membership. Only persons placing in the upper fourth of their class in scholarship are eligible for membership, character, leadership, and unselfish devotion to the school are other deciding factors in the choice. T Each December and June new members are chosen from the graduating class. The initiation for the first Semester of this year was held at the Christian Church, . where, after a banquet was served, fifteen members were formally initiated into the SOC1ClZy. The election of ofiicers occurred at th1s time. .:.-g.,g.,3,.1o1-vin:lvl--1.-1-rl -1--iw:-1: 1- 1- -1wil'11-11:11-:wif-14-it-if-1--1--it-1:-it-1o2w!o Eigh tyfthvee s H A D o W -Q---------T-------+ CALENDAR O AUGUST 31--School starts. We begin earlier than usual this year. SEPTEMBER 5-Labor Day. We have a vacation from our school labors. 9-Hypatia popsicle sale. 22-Assemblies today. We do our first bit of or- ganized yelling. OCTOBER 1-Booster club or anizes. Whitewashers are called to advertise the football games. 3iThe Blue and White football team loses a hard fought game with Keokuk. The score being 6-O. 8-Mr. Nelson goes to Galesburg to attend the teachers convention. 9-We reap sweet revenge on Macomb as our football team runs up a 19-O score. 28-Primaries for class elections. 15- Q subscription sale begins. Dig down in your pocket for six bits C751 You'll get your mon- ey's worth. 31-Halloween. NOVEMBER 3AElection day! Kent Duncan elected senior class president. 6-Our gridsters show Beardstown just how to play the game. 11-Armistice Day assembly. We honor our heroic dead. l6fThe Juniors have a class meeting. They decide on their class rings. 18-Ojibwa and Centennial debate in assembly. Each club wins a debate. 20- The Q and Shadow representatives attend the Illinois State High Press Convention at Urbana, where our publications win highest honors. 24-Impressive ceremonies are held as corner stone of the new high school building is Put in place on the corner of 14th 84 Maine. 26-In the annual Turkey Day game with Hannibal we win by a 22-O score. 30-Back to school after a short vacation. Thank- ful that depression doesn't stop school here. DECEMBER 14-We have the privilege of seeing cuts from Tons of Money , Senior class play. 1-fi-1-ri-x-1--ii-1 -10141 .14-14 if 101 rio? 1 10302105 Eighty-four - - -T--T-1--is-it-as--X--2. s H A D o W CALENDAR DECEMBER-Continued 4- Tons of Money is a big success! Depression is almost over now. 8-We are fortunate to hear an interesting lecture by Commander Donald B. MacMillan, famous arctic explorer. 12eThe Annual Booster Dance is a gala affair with Blue and White redominating in decorations. 13-The axe flzills again. It's good that reports only come out once in five weeks. 18-The basketball team barely downs Hannibal, 13-12. 21-National Honor Society invitations are given to seventeen Seniors. Congratulations! 23-Assemblies today! We are entertained by the chorus and glee clubs and then we all sing Christmas carols. 24-Christmas vacation! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. JANUARY 4-What a vacation! We all return to school with resolutions to study harder and whatnot. 8-Centennial gives a matinee hop which is a success both socially and financially. 11-We are reminded that the fatal accounting day is approaching. 14-Two Assemblies. The Band plays in great fashion. Honor rolls for September, November, December are exposed. 17-The eleventh hour. It won't be long now. 18-We struggle and sweat through examinations. 21-After getting u courage we come back for cards and a new schedliile. There is much rejoicing and-sorrovving. . 25-Beginning all over again. Sophomores galore. Knapheide gets rich selling assembly seats to sophs. 29- The Matinee Dance. The basketball team goes to Hannibal and brings home the bacon . The scorwl7-6. FEBRUARY 5-Two assemblies! Hot Do ! 9-Ojibwa holds initiation ognew members. 11-Second story of new H. S. building looms up. 12+We celebrate Lincoln's birthday. 14+St. Valentines Day. Oh teacher, won't you be my valentine? 16-We see some of the fair sex coming to school in aprons and carrying brooms. Is this a game or an Ace initiation? ui vi iuiui rio?-it 7101 Pi0i01ui4I'i0Tl if i Eighty-fwe s H A D o W -------- --- CALENDAR FEBRUARY-Continued 18-The Macomb Teachers' College Glee Club entertains us in assembly. We enjoy it all. 22gGeorge Washington was born 200 years ago today. Frank Dick gives us an oration in keeping with the event. 264A great basketball game between Quincy and Keokuk. Keokuk wins a bare 26-25 victory. MARCH 1-March comes in roaring like an etoinshrudlu. 24Booster Club gives a Matinee Dance. We all hop around to keep warm. 44Adams County Teachers Institute. What a break! 7-Razzers Club holds meeting at 3:15 in Mr. Meyers room. 9-O. W. L. has hot dawg sale. 10-Quincy District Basketball Tournament begins. 11-Quincy is eliminated from the tournament by Mendon, 9-7. Too bad. 17-Look at the green! A great day for the Irish! 16!Coach F. Morgan Taylor sends out a call for track aspirants. A goodly number turns out. 28-Back to school after eating too many eggs. 29-Spring is here. Miss Dralle is getting ready for the rush. 30-The Band gives their annual concert at the Empire Theater. We're proud of its artistic success. APRIL 1fAll Fools' Day. Who cares anyhow? The Q and Shadow Spring Frolic is a big time in a big way. 2-Inter-Class Track Meet. The Juniors upset the dope bucket and win. 5-Tag Day. We Boost Athletics. 7-Annual Senior Athletic Banquet. 8-junior class play, Take My Advice . The class of '33 shows some dramatic talent. The play is a success in many ways. 164Quincy defeats Springfield and Decatur in a triangular meet. 214 Q Matinee Dance. The Bluebirds give us some good dance rnusic. 22-Assemblies. Oh, boy! 23-Dual meet with Keokuk. Vocal soloists go to district contest and bring home three places. O. W. L. dinner dance a scene of Japanese beauty and time of gayety. rini,-1-vguvioir in-1-'ini-wif 1- 1- 1111 21-ii-aio: in Eighty-.six QQ 1:1120 4- --'---1----l- -at----2 s H A D o W CALENDAR APRIL-Continued 26-The band thrills us in assembly as it plays for us before going to the state contest at Urbana. 28-Band is rated among four best in the state. To know in January who is to go to National Contest to be held in Chicago. MAY 5-Ojibwa wins Shadow subscription sale. 6-We enjoy a boat ride on the ol' river. The Senior Excursion is the event. 7-Ace dinner-dance is in the limelight. Summer night decorations are most intriguing. 12-Spanish club goes picknicking-en parque. 13-Ojibwa boys entertain the girls with a dinner- dance. Webster School auditorium was the scene of the happy affair. 14-Aurora girls give a party. A good time en- joyed by all. 18-O. W. L. girls give the Centennial boys a few pointers in debating. Maybe the boys were bash- ful. 19EVocational program tonight. We are given a chance to learn some of the ups and downs of our prospective life work. 20-Hypatia dines, dances and makes merry. 21-Centennial holds its annual dinner-dance. Happy nite. 24-Work on the last floor of the new high school building is well under-way. 28-Parliament holds the last dinner dance of the year. A very enjoyable occasion. JUNE 3-The Junior-Senior reception is a memorable occasion. The Juniors are very good hosts. 5-Baccalaureate ceremonies bring to the minds of the seniors the profitable days spent at Q. H. S. 7-Class Day! The seniors get a glance at their futures through the class prophecy. Now do you suppose-? 8-National Honor Society meets and new mem- bers are initiated and acquainted with the standards of the society. 9-Commencement and Graduation! Again labor has its reward. World-here they come, about one hundred and ninety strong. S'long gang. Good luck. vxniuiuifvifvi 'init 31:1-1 11 in 1oiw3o:14'i i i ii Eighty-se-u n pzmgngtui--101..goiuiuioioiw 3- 2 1 -1014-11-3--10103 14 Qu: 0101:viavioiuioininjanioioioioiuioifxioioiesiwvioinuioiuiqnioiirlgl ni0:o1oi0ioi011 ninja 11011 via 'S'-1 ' -i-w- -I - ---- -A---.5 S H A D Q W .g..-.........-.,- ...-.,-..-..-.. THE Q SPRING FROLIC SOCIAL EVENTS THE Q SPRING FROLIC A myriad of colors, pleasant entertainment and music by Tivoli Orchestra proved enjoyable to many guests at the annual all-school party. O. W. L. DINES AND DANCES A clever Japanese setting of black and White framed the annual O. W. L. dinner dance. Gay music. OJIBWA DINNER DANCE Ojibwa entertains at Webster school, faculty, girl friends, royal purple and gold. ACE DINNER DANCE A starry sky above a Spring garden greeted the members and guests of Ace at annual party. CENTENNIAL DINNER DANCE Centennial entertains, girl friends, faculty. Corsages, blue and White streamers. DELPHIAN THEATER PARTY The Orpheum Theater, Delphian girls and guests. Refreshments at Sugar Bowl. g..1.,3.1,1.1 1. 1.1 .3.5gui..3-:n-1u1-v1f-i--1-:wiv1--1:-14,11-1020103-P Eigh ty-eight 24 y .-..--..-...-.-.-..-.....-..:. 5 H A D Q W .,..-..-,.-.-,.....-.,-..-..-.,- MATINEE PARTY AT Q. H. S. SOCIAL EVENTS MATINEE DAN CES A most popular feature of the past year has been the frequent matinee dances sponsored by many of the clubs. SENIOR CLASS EVENTS The seniors entertained the athletes, faculty and school officials at the annual Athletic Banquet. Senior Excursion. Palatial S. was a happy setting. AURORA DANCE Webster auditorium was converted into a Japanese Tea Garden for the Aurorans and their guests. Dancing was the main diversion of the evening. HYPATIA Hypatia entertains at a dinner dance. Music, trailing gowns and boy friends. Webster School. PARLIAMENT EN TERTAINS hCrimson and gold. Charming guests, colored lights, a dinner dance. Webster sc oo . Eighty--nin Hg. .3.-1.,g,..gt-1..g.,g.,1 ,1i.3..11-1f.g..3.pz -21-1--11-1--14-11-1--:nz 11 1--1-14 1 SHADOW -2 ASSEMBLIES I I EIITI li Francif Bacon Jayf that adverti.rementJ are full of knowledge in respect to what ix going on in a community. We are grateful to our Ledvertuers for the helpful intereft and material .rapport which they have extended to zu. -.-....-..-..-.....-..-.-..-..:. 5 H A D Q W .,..-.-..-..-..-.-.-.....-- GEM CITY DelaBarfKiefer Co. 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