Rock Island High School - Watchtower Yearbook (Rock Island, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1938 volume:

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To you, Mr. Plantz, Mr. Bauer, Mr. Denecke, Mr. Murphy, and Mr. Youngquist, We want to say Uthank you, and hearty congratu- lations on your excellent piece of Workfl N LLL ILLILJLLL :LLL LILIL L-l: - LLL LLL I-I-I-I-L Luau 1 4 LLL - ILLVY 'f I- L :za I.l..l.l.L. EE EEE E 3. 1 , E EEE - 11. iiliiililmlf N1R. Haxsox In Earl H. Hanson, we have a familiar friend at the head of our school system. Though we miss his pleasant smile in our halls, we are proud to have our former principal occupying the position of Superintendent of Rock Island Public Schools. MR. WRIGHT In lNlr. Wright, our principal, We've made a new friend and one whom we feel is capable of guiding the student body along right channels. We're glad We've made this new friend and hope that the rest of his administratitve years will be as success- ful as his first. Miss FIRST In spite of the shifting that took place this last year Miss First maintained her former position as assistant principal. This year she continued her work in her usual competent manner. My jf ,ff 0 ,f X X M3117 ,X , 1 .HN-t, ll 'a ,files 'lllll 1 9 ' YI VA III IIIII ,SIT QONCE T pt 0575 t 4 W! er ' X, Wx af To the Students of the Rock lsland Senior High School: The first year in this new Senior High School has been a continuous thrill for the principal as well as for the students and teachers. We shall always remember this first year, which We'-'hope has made the highway of learning a little smoother for all of the earnest students in this high school. Your smiles, kind remarks, and helpful sugges- tions have made us feel that we have been doing a work which will pay big dividends in an en- lightened citizenship in this community. The vigor and enthusiasm with which you have succeeded in the regular class activities, as well as the extra activities, and above all, your personal development toward well-rounded lines has been encouraging to us and the community. It will be our sincere desire to deserve your con- tinued co-operation in making the Rock Island Senior High School serve the cause of education better each year as we build upon the experiences of the pastlwith the means of the present, while we are looking to the ends and goals of education in the future. ! . Q I l -N.. K I ' f W Il X y ffm I A A , , ' f ,-1 '-1 1 - '14 - -ii I a X ' I 4 ,,u ' 2 -553 f' i f i fx all 013:17 J ,' ' - , I l ' Z, .. E ' ' 55151. Wm FX ' WN Ui. up fd 'X Y' xx xx 1 ,xx x 22 YF- X-Qu ni ll. Xfliiwx' F' v'iJxikXYx'i,H im Yiifdie .Hifvfi NX K ,V K Lk X5 lr , . ,lvl ,- -Q 2 Q QQQQ ,gg 'N Q1 x jx I li V - A 'If wfuw xg ffjif- X 6 A ' fg,s,.,gW, 7A 1' - i n, ' Sb Z Wmiwmifwi- yqjmvfmfw- A H .L 7.-' I A'g' H A I ,A , y -',' ,ig f f sw- if 1 m,.. 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The English classes as a whole made all contributions and the magazine proper was compiled by a committee consisting of Margaret Hoare, Dorothy Milton, Ernest Anderson, and Jerry llflaggid. ART All credit should be given to Bill Mowry, Miriam Nlaxwell, and other members of the art department, who under the guidance of Miss McElhinney took full respon- sibility for the introductory and advertising sections. 1. DEPARTMENT H EADS Left In right: Pauline Zimmer, seniorsg Jean Krick, organizationsg Mildred Marcus, advertisingg Leuta Mae Harris, associate editorg Don Overman, photographerg Jerry Maggid, featuresg Bernard Sahath, stiapshotsg john Cronau, business managerg Zeivel Harris, circula- tion. HELEN E. PASSIXIORE Editor-211-Clfirf Il. SENIORS Pauline Zimmer, assisted by Joyce YVestlund and Anna Nlarie Deisenroth, directed the taking ot senior pictures and brought to light the accomplishments of each senior. l Il. PHOTOGRAPHY Bernard Sabath, not shown in the picture, deserves 21 great deal of credit for his line candid camera work. john Gansert lstandingl ably completed the enlargement and darkroom work. Stanley La Salle and Don Over- man assisted. IV. CIRCFLATION Front f0'lL'.' Theresa YVeigand, Zeivel Harris, Harber Hall. Stn11di11y.' Bob Edwards, Betty Greenleaf. Each of the above met the quota set by Zeivel Harris, except Theresa NVeigand, who transferred her abilities to typing. These people worked successfully and the an- nuals sold mounted beyond 700. JOHN CRONAU Businfsy lllarmger NIISS RI I'H BIQXNCIIARD Jfizzrfzzllifm .-1iifL'i5z'r V. FIiA'I'IIRlfS Lnfl in right: Ruth VVitt, Rosemary Barth, -Ierry Blag- gid, Miriam Bawman. The above people delved many times into their creative resources to develop new ideas. Do you like them? Ruth XVitt was needed for typing, so she helped in that de- partrnent. VI. SPORTS AND ORGANIZATIONS Jean Krick and Jane Schindler Cseatedj, David Terry, sports. VII. ADVERTISING A completely new policy, including a questionnaire, a new process of printing photographs and cartoons, was adopted this year by the advertising staff. A high quota was set and only Nlildred Nlarcus, Mildred Smith, Vir- ginia Penniston Cnot shown herej, John Bonino, and Louie Pesses met the requirements. Mildred Sellers and Helen Bealer made a fine showing as sophomore workers. Comlnendahle work was done hy Nlildred NIarcus, advertising manager, and Leota Niue Harris, who Com- posed and tahulated the questionnaire. INIISS SARA NICIQLHINNEY ,-lr! .'Id'L'I.fI'l' WATCH TOWER BI-WEEKLY DOROTHY BOYD Iiditor-in-Chief First Semester The VV,x'rCH TOWER staffs this year have inaugurated several journalistic changes. During the fall semester, the Bi-Vileekly column was changed to standard newspaper width, page editors were appointed, and the editorial page was revised. The pub- lication became a member of the National Scholastic Press Association and three delegates were Sent to the national con- vention in Des Moines. The paper was submitted to the N. S. P. A. Critical Service. The Quill and Scroll Society accepted June Barker, Dorothy Boyd, Jo Crane and Albert Lindsay as charter members. The positions of editor-in-chief and managing editor were filled by Dorothy Boyd, Jerome Maggid and Mildred Smith. Other members of the staff included: business manager, Leslie Horwitz, news editor, Opal Jarrett, make-up editors, Albert Lindsay and Carl VVelchg sports, Herman Carp, girls' sports and society, June Barkerg feature editor, Sylvia Halperng re- porters, Clara Barton, Thomas Lawson, Howard Schersten, Evelyn VVolfe, Keith Prescott, Don Burke. The business staff included advertising manager, Bob Chandlery circulation man- ager, Jo Crane, assistant circulation manager, Bob VVonio. Marcella Huntley and Natalie Otto were typists. During the spring semester, another advanced journalism class displayed its competence. The flag was made in lower case, white space reduced, and a new column by John Cor- poron introduced on the front page. The staff which issued this series of bi-vveeklies was headed by Geraldine Faigen and completed with John Corporon, Kath- leen Budelier, Clayton Johnston, Helene Lippens, page editors, Marvyl Leonhardi, managing editorg Lila Fields, copy and proof editor, Eugene Dasso, make-upg Helen Sears. citv news: Louis Pesses, business manager, Nlinard Baker, advertising managerg Margery VValker, circulation manager, extra page editors, Virginia Penniston and Harry Green, exchanges, Nor- man Kelinsong assistant page editors, Norma Davis and Mary- lyn Baird, reporters and typists, Ruby Peterson and Hazel De Loose. Miss Ruth Blanchard, journalism teacher, and David J. Borth, printing instructor, served as advisers. GIERALDINE FAIGEN ,,... Editor-in-Chief Second Semester W ww 5 J . ' 1 WM CLASS ACTIVITIES 1. Hello, girls! 2. Spring in the library. 3. Dont hit your finger, Lois Young, 4. Iillen Spinshy thinking. 5. Oh my. Gloria! 6. Polishing' the apple for Nliss Miller. 7. You tell lem, Ben Brorler. 8. Latin. 9. Cooks. 10. Sissy, john Minges. II. Machine Shop with Bob Dasso. I2. Do you Want to he alone? 13. Bch Harris peeks in. 14. Machinists. 15. Chemin. 16. Looks good! 17. Dont talk with your motiili full, Pat. 18. At it againg Hzirher Hall blowing off. 19. Hey, Dick! 20. More Latin. 21. Smilin' Through with Scotty. 22. Nice hack. 23. -lust hum a merry tune. 24. Ha, hal Virginia Norquist thinks it's funny. 25. Classroom. WE HONQR YOU Introducing . . . the leaders of the school. First let me introduce to you Shirley Hallgren. Vihat a husy little little lady shels been, pounding the gavel for Girls' Hi-Y, taking leading roles in many plays, and trilling gaily in the Glee Club. She has rightfully earned her title of the most popular girl in school. The good-looking hoy with her is none other than Frank Forward, president of the Boys' Hi-Y. The two midgets are Bliriam Cdlinnieb Klaxwell and Pauline Zimmer. Kliriam is chief of the Blackhawk 'lfrilbe and does a nice joh of handling those Cwildj ln- dians. She ejected her pleasing personality on the stage several times and scored heavily. Any organization that wants things calls on Pauline Zimmer. The journalism department, Girls' Hi-Y, Dramatic Cluh, and others are grateful for her help. John lSonino's middle name is l'president. He was elected president of the junior class last year and the Senior class this year. He calls the meeting to order for the Dramatic Cluh and as a husiness manager for plays he's tops. Helen Passmore is an important person in the jour- nalism department. Last year she was editor of the Bi- Wfeekly and this year she heads the annual start. She also hits a high Cl in the Glee Cluh. Over in the corner are -Ierry llaggid. Leota Klae Harris. and Dick Langhinrichs. These three people have distinguished themselves in many fields, especially forensics. Besides heing Xorthwest Representative in Uratory, Alerry has been active in the music and journalism departments. Leota llae is one of the few to have two first-place medals in the Northwest Declamation Conference. She was editor of the Bi-Wveekly last year and associate editor WE HONCDR YOU of the annual this year. Her 'iGranny Painsherryn won acting honors and since then she has successfully emoted many times. Dick Langhinrichs has had important roles in many plays and was successful in oratory and debate for three years. This year he is captain of the negative team. He is to be commended also for his work in the Glee Club. Dick Hainline, president of the Senate and champion tennis player, was voted the most popular boy in school. His performances on the stage have caused many girls, hearts to beat faster. The lovable lllarge Chaney is pic- tured with him. llarge was vice-president of the Girls' Hi-Y last year and is secretary of the Senate. David fScottyj Terry and Ellen Spinsby have played opposite each other on the stage and did it so successfully that they continued it off the stage too. Ellen is on the declamation team, and lends a helping hand to any organi- zation that needs it. Scotty gave outstanding portrayals in UThe Vagabondu and Death Takes a Holidayfy He also struts his stuff during track season. Fal VVood and Dorothy Howe head the Boys, and Girls' Glee Clubs. They handled these important posi- tions very capably. Jean Krick and Barbara Fry are two girls who deserve a big hand. Jean has been behind the scenes for many a dramatic production, helping bliss Pete. She rates high in the Glee' Club and-she is the Valedictorian of the school. Take a bow, Jean! hluch of the credit for the musical successes of our school goes to Barbara Fry, who accompanies the Glee Club. Her flying fingers add a great deal to any performance. These are the people who have set precedents for future classes of our school. Lofty, leading seniors . . . VVe Honor You. FAREWELL, DEAR SEINIICRS Ch, seniors, now we see you go Step by step and row by row. The charming Marge Chaney and her court, How we will miss you and your sort! Then next the highstepping Harber Hall Who likes the Big apple much to call. O'boy, that Zimmer, see her go! Down to the library to study? Oh, no! And then Dave Terry of the golden locks, It's Ellen Spinsby for him who's tops. Then Barbara Fry and her tripping fingers And the great Fal Wood who around her lingers. Frank Forward for Jean Krick does go, But so did Howie Franck, we know. Then beautiful Shirley with glorious acting, And Byron Swedberg whom she's been attracting. The blond Tom Trafton on fact is feedingg He will not pause till his brains are leading. Ted Aguels voice rings mellow and blueg To Dorothy Howe we thought he was true. Now sweet little Leota with freckles galore, But David Handelman doesn't care if there's more Stanford Barker with his beautiful voice From blondes especially makes his choice. Sam and llfliriam of the Hi-De Ho, When they get together, just watch them go! Jerry lVIaggid and his violin The hearts of people and nations will win. Helen Passmore, she of the hustling air, Claims to ignore the boys, an attitude rare. Good-bye to you, welll miss you much. Farewell, toodle-oo, and more of such. To all the seniors we say Godspeed And hope to be proud of the lives you lead. X 0 X 2 I gain' I WMV, X fl, I x x .K F-nyyb F S Z., f. ' i S - Q EMF NQRTHWEST REPRESENTATLVES Our contestants in Northwest Conference competition were as fol- lows: Leota llae Harris, Declamationg Jerry Riag- gid, Oratoryg Dick Lang- hinrichs, Extemporeg and lllildred lIcKay, Stenography. Leota Klae tied for first place, giving her selection, HA lvlinuetf' hy Louis N. Parker. The contest was held in our audi- torium and there was some very stid competition for our own very versatile Bliss Harris, but in spite of this she came out on top even with Dawn Ver- muelen of lloline. Another tie was present in the North-l west Extempore contest held in Galesburg on April 19. Dick tied for top ranking with Bob Eagle of bfloline. His topic was United States Naval Policyfl An interesting thing about this contest was the fact that our representative would have had an undis- puted tirst had he not been penalized one point for speaking five seconds overtime. Jerry llflaggid, who was R. I. repre- sentative in the Northwest Oratory contest, came home with a silver medal, signifying that he had captured second place in this forensic activity. Our stenographic contestant who was chosen for North- west competition was llflil- dred lIcKay. She came Gut with fourth indi- E vidual place in the meet held in llonmouth on April O. GIRLS' DECIJNIVXATIGN HThere's a little green gate at whose trellis I waitw . . . f'Hello, this is Slon- skyslf' . . . f'Up from the hedge there rose a host of golden butterfliesf' . . . Such were the phrases quoted by the girls on the declamation team when they again had a gold star added to their his- tory. Capturing second place in the tri- angular contest between llfloline and East llfloline, they climaxed their season by tying for first place in the Northwest Conference. Leota lwae Harris, as their representative, magnificently interpreted HThe Nlinuetfl The girls and their selections are as follows: Ellen Spinsby, i'Yellow Butterflies. Juanita Potter, Smilin' Throughf' Leota lklae Harris, HThe lXlinuet. Lucille Brotman, f'The Violin Nlakerf' Betty Greenleaf, 'fThe Florist Shopf, Shirley Hall- gren, Sing llle to Sleep. The debate squad had another success- ful year, winning 20 out of 34 debates. Under the two capable captains lVIar- garet Ford, affirmative, and Dick Lang- hinrichs, negative, the team captured third place in the Northwest Con- ference. The other meet was held at Augustana College and they won high honors there also. The subject was, Resolved, that the several states shall adopt a unicameral system of legisla- tion.', The squad is coached by P. J. Martiri. DEBATE BOYS' CDRATCRV A feather in their cap was given to the boys' oratory team when they won first place in the triangular meet be- tween lloline and East lloline. Three of the boys who went to lloline took first, second and third place, respective- ly, and the three who orated at Rock Island also captured hrst, second and third. Jerome llaggid, as Northwest repre- sentative, came home with honors, as he won second place in the Northwest Con- ference. Since variety is the spice of life, the team spoke o-n everything from history- making to automobile accidents. The team and their orations are as follows: Jerome lllaggid, UTlie lllonster in the Public Squaref, James Haymaker, Hliloody Altarsf' Scotty Terry, i'Youth Speaksf, Carl Welch, 'jean Valjeanfl Dick Langhinrichs, The Crisis in Charac- terf' Dick Hainline, f'Convict 9653.y' EXTEMI3 'fSuccess'y was the keynote of the ex- temp team this year, and success it was. YVithin the span of two weeks the team began and finished with the results being very satisfactory. Rock Island took first place in the contests with lwoline and Galesburg, and the grand finale of the season was scored when Richard Langhinrichs, as our representative, took first in the Northwest Conference. Louis Pesses and Lucille Brotman also received honors, Louis tying for third place at Galesburg, and Lucille taking third place at hloline. Others who gave a good showing were Justin Rinehart and Dorothy Zimmer. . l21.,p, P--, ,..+ f 1 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY i'Your Uncle Dudley, a light comedy filled with rollicking humor, was pre- sented by the junior class, hlarch II. Uncle Dudley, a bachelor, who was called upon for both devotion of time and financial assistance for various civic activities, was very ably portrayed by Carl UXVil- lumw XVelch. His interest in the fairer sex proved to be Rlargaret Ford, playing the part of Christine Sederholm. The Church family, to whom 'ADudley is related. consists of Dorothy Boyd as Klabel Church, the dominating mother, Juanita Potter as Ethelyn. her talented daughterg and Bill Johnson as Cyril, her teen-age son. VW: mustnlt forget the fine characterization of planet Dixon, the grandmother, played by Janet Swanson. Helping to sum up a well-picked cast are David Sturgis, man-about- town, Charlie Post, and Justin Reinhart, who supplied the romantic interest of the story by portraying Robert Kirby. SENIOR CLASS PLAY The successful play f'Smilin, Through, given by the senior class of IQ3O, still proved to be a favorite when the 1938 senior class presented it May 6. The lilting strains of the melody f'Smilin' Through, the lovely costumes and a beautiful garden setting provided a pleasing atmosphere, which will not soon be for- gotten. Those who very capably portrayed the characters were: Shirley Hallgren, known for her fine performances in several other prominent plays, now claiming the part of lovely Moonyeen Clare, talented Dick Langhinrichs, portraying the character John Carteret, Nloonyeenls fiance, and Howard Franck, noted for his splendid character roles, all featured players. David 'lScotty,' Terry, very ably handling-a double role, that of Jeremiah VVayne, the father, and Kenneth VVayne, the son, displayed more of his Hne dramatic ability, as did Miriam llflaxwell, his spirited Kathleen. The good supporting cast who helped the play Hon to successu were: Sarah Wayne-Anna lwarie Deisenroth lllay Clare-Ellen Spinsby Ellen-Carolyn Joneson VVillie Ainley-lllickey Capman Wedding Guests: Barbara Fry, Jean Krick, Phyllis Ed, Jerome lflaggid, James Haymaker, Fal VVood The roinzintic inysf 1 terjy, Death lakes :L l Holiclnyf' sent shivers down the spines of zihout 1500 persons who zittendetl this ye:ir's Ilrzunzitic Cluh play on Uecernher io. The scene was lzrial in the great hzill hr-longing to Duke Lzunhert, who was none other than Dick Lznighinrichs, ll proin- inent figure in :ill phzises of speech work in high school. Scott5 ' 'Iter- ry in the role of lleaith on ii three- clziy liolidziy czaine :is the mortal, His Serene Highness Prince Sirke of Yitzilhzi Alexzinrlrzi, to the czistle to tziste of life and love :intl find out why men fezirecl him. 'llhere he found the perfect love, un- Zlffilill :ind eternal in Grzizizi. the role taken by Shirley Hzillgren. lnterpreterl hy Howie Frank was the philosophical humor of the venerzihle Baron Cesarezi. Leotzi Blue Harris as Duchess Steph- anie :incl llzirgziret Ford as Princess of Sun Luczi DRAM ATIC C N. LUB PLAY portrayed strong supporting roles. Jim Huy maker was the dashing, impulsive Corrado, :intl Bud Vogt took the part of llzijor NVhitrezul. veteran of Zero hours in the front line trenches of hzittle, The lighting effects for the nocturnal visit of the hlack-rohed, pzillid-faced Death :is he forced the dezil with Duke Lzunhert Qliick l.:inghinrichsj for his three-clziy sojourn in the lzitterls czis- tle causeil many in the ziuilience to to shurlcler :incl grasp their watch- ing coinpzinions. Others in the czist were lfllen Spinshy, Klirizun Klzixxrell. llziri Lee Szeltely. Uxivicl Hzinclleinzin, anal U line. ick Hziin- 1 4 5 SPEECH 1 lirst st As a feature of the end of the mester the advanced speech classes pre- sented in the auditorium on Llannary 26 four one-act plays. including three com- edies and one heavy drama. Between plays a Novelty Qnintetl' composed of llarylyn Baird, Nina Plantz, Phyllis lid, Betty Klead and nita Potter presented song and rs lience wa Jua mhe t. ant ing dance nu Favorite of the Vord Play, starr llirian Une 'X ind les, the 'XC ainline 2 comet 1 H. two 'ith Dick lllaxwell. The Wfeapot on the Roclcsl' xx X11 loneson, Helen d Brelclce, Carol' t Lippens, Tron r l l l l l i CLASS PLAYS S I lsador Arshack, Norman Kelinson, and Arlene Tay- lor, and Wllhe Flattering VVord'l with Helen Souders, Howard Hiller, Geraldine Faigen, Norma Davis, and How- ard Franck, were also well re- received. Adding variety to the program was Wlihe Brink of Silence with its heavy plot. The cast included Carl XVelch, Sam Lane, Rohert Dasso, Roh Froude. All memhers of the advanced speech classes took part in the performance either as ushers, on technical committees or actors. SPEECH SNAPS 1. Kansas, Mr. Martin? 2. Novelty Quintet. 3. Don't Dearieh Schersten, affirmative clebater. Io. lcla Mae Oster move, Natalie. 4. Yuletide Play. 5. Dust uf the Road. 6. You man, 11, Shame, Virginia! 12. Virginia speaks her peice tell 'em, june! 7. Phl Ed. 8. Old Age Personifierl. 9. l'Little 13. Duplicate. 14. Our star dramatist Terry. X VM Q55 XS X 3 TE jg? x X ,, M WEQQM, 1. Pianist Fry. 2. VVarblers. 3. Hold it,lVI21rjory Oswald. Rivern in the foreground. 13. YVrite my name down, 4. Swing it, Rinck. 5 Concentration. 6. 'Fraid of it, Kenny? Dohrn ! 14. Discussion. 15. 'lFrenchie lWaureen. 16. Su- 7. VVang, wang, Bob Peterson, 8. Smilin' Maestro. 9. Pro- sieff 17. Interesting? 18. The Three Musketeers. fessor. IO. Boys' Glee. 11. Girls' Glee. 12. VVith Little x Prexidnzt. . .A Serretzzry .... .,. Allely, Gloria Anderson, Leila QTreas.j Baird, Marilyn Beers, Charlene Berry, Marion Louise Boyd, Dorothy Brotman, Lucille Brown, Betty' Chaney, Marjorie Cheek, Gussie Covey, Elinor Darkenwald, Jeanne Deisenroth, Anna Marie Durling, Esther GIRLS GLEE GLUE . . .DORO'FHY Howe .SHIRLEY HiXl.LGREN Ed, Phyllis Faigen, Geraldine Ford, Margaret Greenleaf, Betty Hallgren, Shirley QSec.D Hay, Marjorie Hoare, Margaret Holcomb, Ruth Horst, Betty Jean Howe, Dorothy QPr es.l -loneson, Carolyn fLib.l Kinsman, Margaret Krick, Jean Long, Donna Introduction Qlfnsemblej a. In the Gloaming ..... b. Lamplit Hour .. Glee Club Selections a. Vesper Hymn Clioysl . . . b. Asels Death CGirlsD . . . Light Upera Choruses a. The Evening Dusk Is Falling. .. b. Ah, Sweet llystery of Life .... c. XVill You Remember ...... Trcasurer. . .. ...LEILA ANDERSON Libl'llfll1lZ.,.., ....,...... CAROLYN JONESON Lundberg, Anna Marie McMillin, Ruth Marcus, Mildred Mattson, Ruth Mead, Betty Mercer, Doddieuw '- Metealf, Marief' Nelson, Frances Nielson, Ruth Passmore, Helen Pemberton, Elaine Peterson, Ruby Rehn, Mildred Richtman, Janis CONCERT PROGRAM PART I Russ, Charlotte Sandbo, Mary Jane Schiess, Kathryn Sellers, Virginia Smith, Mildred Souders, Helen Strickland, Jean Swanson, Janet Szekely, Mary Lee Tanner, Beth Thompson, Kathryn VVestlund, Joyce VVilliams, Betty Williams, Marie 4. Popular Tunes QGirls Triol 5 . . .1'ICI7'7'i50H . . .Penn . . .Borizzimzsky ......G'rieg . . . .Czzzlman 6. ....IIerl1ert . . .Romberg .ln a. The One Rose b. Can I Forget You Lighter Vein Clllale Quartetj a. On the Road to Blandalay b. Please Think a Little Kindly of lle e. lylother Goose Rhymes Finale Qlinsemblej a. R. l. H. S. Alma lylater Song b. The Bells of St. Nlaryls ...... .. 1411111173 Prfrident ..... Scrrrtary ...,. Ague, Ted Anderson, Buster Anderson, Ernest Atkinson, Floyd Barker, Stanford Blakely, Edward Corporan, jack Daley, Lawrence Davis, Donald Edwards, Robert A Cappella Choir Tis the Hol Hour BOYS GLEE CLUB ........FAr, WOOD .....HOYX'.-XRD FRANCK Franck, Howard CSec.j Handelman, David johnson, Bill Klove, Howard Knapp, Frank Langhinrichs, Dick Lindstrom, Leonard fLib.j Maggid, Jerome Maucker, Otto Maurus, Robert Trfarurer. .. Librarian. .... . Mitchell, Warren Myers, Clifford Oglebay, Robert Pewe, Paul Quinn, James Rehn, Irwin Reinhart, Justin Rinck, Billy Seidlitz, Billy Smith, Hobart CONCERT PROGRAM PART II y of Evening Blessed Is He VVho Cometh O Holy Lord Beautiful Saviour Our Alumni ...........Ti2D Acura LEONARD LINDSTROM Swanson, Robert Vogt, Bud Vogt, Clifford VVeingartz, Richard Wilson, Lee Wood, Fal QPres.j Wood, Frank Yingling, Hal 3. Combined Glee Clubs CConcertized version of the grand opera A'Mar tha by Van Flotowj a. YVith a Song Trudge Along b. Come to Richmond Fair e. Step in, this is our Homestead d. This Is Such a Trying Situation e. Through the VVind0w You lNIust Scurry f. llay You Rest in Peaceful Slumber gg. In hfly Heart, Love I Hold h. ,Tis the Last Rose of Summer GLEE CLUBS PRESENT LIGI-IT QRERA THE MARRIAGE OF NANNETTEH In place of the Operetta of previous years the Glee Clubs have this year intro- duced into their curriculum the production of a Light Opera, The Marriage of Nannetten by Louis W. Curtis. Although it was a huge undertaking, the Glee Clubs carried it off with their usual finesse and success. Under the direction of William G. Rozeboom the cast and chorus presented some of the loveliest music ever to have been given by this organi- zation. The story takes place in 17th century France, and the setting was exceedingly beautiful, the new backdrop being used to good advantage. It is all centered in the courtyard of an old inn, with a pleasing conglamoration of Virginia Seller's sweet trills, Ted Ague's heart-warming tones, Howie Francks' splendid characterizing, Dick Langhinrich's and Jerry Maggid's downright hilarity, and all of the pleasantries offered by the remainder of the cast, including Margaret Ford, Clifford Myers, Jean Krick, Fal Wood, Helen Passmore, lVIargaret Hoare, Buster Anderson, Clifford Vogt, David Handelman, Justin Reinhart, Betty lVIead, llliary Lee Szekely, and Donald Davis. In addition to the Hne vocal music which was a feature of this performance, there was an orchestra of finer caliber than those of former years. This was due to the fact that many of its members were recruited from outside sources. A great deal of credit for the success of the light opera should be given to Miss Virginia Bode, girls' gym instructor, and Mr. P. J. Martin, forensics coach, for their conscientious and valuable assistance. Mr. Martin was in charge of dramatics, and lVIiss Bode was in charge of dances and stage movements. Dorothy Howe and Fal Wood, presidents of the boys and girls glee clubs, respectively, were student directors for the production. Personnel of Conner! Band I? Flat Clarinet: Robert Neville, Bob Leins, John Gianules, Blanche Bishop, Marian Ruhser, Bill Rinek, Betty Reynolds, Lloyd Ziegler, Madge Dunham, Beverly Jane Eklund, Nick Pontikes, George Wcseoft, Jack Wright, Bob Rolfe, Lee Ostert, Willos Rauseh, Alice Britton, Glenn Schoessel, Jay liiser, Louis Karr, Cecil Nelson, Leonard Dierolf, Kenneth Rogers, Robert Swanson, Elaine Pemberton, Dorothy Jann-s, Ilarry Boehler, XVarren Moilitt. E Flat Clarinet: Lee Wilson. E Flat .lllo Clarinet: Stanford Barker, l-'rank Knapp, Bill Seidlitz. Bass Clarinet: Marjorie Oswald, Marjorie Holmes, Floyd Atkinson. Bassoon: Robert R. Thoinpson, Willard Brliaten, Margery XValker. Oboe: Dorothy Woodward, Donald Davis. English Ilorn.: Marion Berry. Flute: Paul Lanibach, Joanne Reschke, Dorothy Tanner, Robert Slentz. E Flat Alto Saxophone: Maxine Jones, Nellie Misgaites. Tenor Saxophone: Marilyn Kidd, Herman Tiedeman. Baritone Saxophone: Evelyn Dohrn. Bass Samo- phone: Lucille Dohrn. Cornets: Margaret Brasher, Corcler Janes, Virginia Brent, Albert Broernlol, Jean Grampp, Dick Sehiebrl, Joe Meis, Minard Baker, Adelle Lyon, Robert J. Thompson, Leslie Wright, lylargaret Petersen, Hal C. Yingling, Jr. Snare Drum: Torn Risley, Frank Wood, Ray Lohse, Bob Downing, Iioavx Drum: Hebert Smith. Cymbals: John Huss. Tymparzix John Lindoerfer. French Horn: Juanita Potter, Paul Pewe, Maureen Pewe, Frances Nelson, Marylyn Baird, Betty Iilingaman, Margaret MeConaghy. Trombone: Ularenee Stone, Ben Sherrard, Carl Krueger, Bob Peterson, Helen Souders, Eleanor Jeanne Barker, Marvyl Lfeonhardi. Baritone! Kenneth Boenitz, Irwin Rehn, James Quinn. S0llNIl1?h0ll!?f Ernest Anderson, Sherwood Nelson, lyliriani Bawmann, James Lanaghan, Joe Schatz, Burrell Iloldorf, BAND New and spectacular marching formations have helped the Rock Island High School Band bring to a close one of its most successful years. No doubt, the out- standing event of the season was the Northwest District Contest which was held in Rock Island, March 25 and 26, at which Rock Island won high honors, first in the main contest and second in sight reading. Also the annual fall and spring concerts won the praise of the community. TRIO On this page we find the girls of Rock Island High School in predominance. In the top picture is a group which has been very active in music circles of our school this year, the girls' trio, composed of Margaret Ford, Jean Krick, and Helen Passmore. Their pro- grams have been numerous and varied, since they were sent to many places where it would have been impos- sible to take the larger groups of the Glee Clubs. This is the first year that this department of the Glee Club has really had an active part in the music curriculum. Their work has been so successful that it is believed that next year will find a continuance of this same plan with girls taking the places of Jean and Helen, the graduating seniors. STENQGRAPI-IIC TEAM These girls worked many long hours to prepare themselves as a team for entrance in Northwest Steno- graphic competition. Under the capable guiding hand of Miss Carrie Eckblad these girls typed themselves into second place in the contest held in lllonmouth on Saturday, April 9. The girls on our team who Worked to gain points for us in our Northwest Conference were Mildred 1XIcKay, our Northwest Conference representative, Goldie Blitz, and Gertrude Bloom, with Betty Laven- dar as alternate. ,V-fv.,W , 1 S. v , -f -A :rf 551, . V' ,Ain . g,,f:,,' V ,,f- Q Q. , W . , J' . ' , f Q - ' 'ff PW Ax X Q ,Lax fr:K,gegFg5, ,V?L , , ua ' .. , , ,, ,My ,M jxlggiifgw f igg ,, q fe'-, 51 1 5, Q 1,-gf, at M ' wa I ,f 3 , Zmw, W, f I gig'-165 V Www, L , ,,,A H I V, , - V Y ifsffgf W, Q , f gy Q Q' ' 3 fx 1 fmm Q A j f 'Q , gf? 1 X 1 Q M Sm Q Q if C6 ,J X! S K aff 1 If ' Nvulif-. TOURNAMENT By Winning six straight games in the regional and sectional tourneys, the Rock Island cage squad earned its way into the state finals held at Champaign. This was the first time in twenty odd years that a Rock Island team has gone to the finals. During the regular season the Islanders fell victims to Galesburg twice. Then when the pairings were made for the state finals it was found that Rock Island was again to meet the Silver Streaks. Rock Island trailed at the end of the first quarter 3-2 but they came back in the second stanza to deadlock the score 7f7 at halftime. The Crimson went on a brief scoring spree in the third quarter and outscored Galesburg nine points to seven and led 16-14, going into the fourth quarter. The Siwash turned on the heat, though, in the last period and eked out a 23-21 victory. TRACK Since the track season this year was in progress past the date of our deadline, it was impossible to include a full set of Writeups or pictures. These shots are, therefore, indicative of the work done by our track team this spring. discus. Pole vault, dashes, and . ..--awk Y, Evmgiswlssn A-ist 2 E. W 5 A I ' 4 in xiii' ' 'Vt it . ., .L . W2 1 's5'..,ms . av, W : M R.. 1, V H H .K 1 K ff-is J - large g ' A -5-wMM,,.,.Af --....,, ,V I up .W WI ,. xg . , .ff S V Q - 1 ' A ' ' is M . if JL., . X W f ' if M i i , . L le- L .,h,,,,, ...M- .-. . Wm sfk , - 5-,Q if-z.5N,g,s-.-I - . t f. -me-N W- . .M..W,..., f , . . 3 - W aff s yr sg. A1 1-au- ,. gffgf'-fu, za A ' i':,j+- -. , 7 'wr . Blasig, Philip fsrq Caplain, End Applegate, Ross ULD Guard Crist, Dick fS1'.l Tackle Dunaven, Bruce U1-.J Halfback Hall, Charles ULD Halfback Hodgson, Bob fS0ph.D End Lane, Sam KSLD Fullback Lindberg, Arnold CSr.l Halfback Ollar, Vernon fSOPh-l Halfback Paul, Dick C8125 Guard Schlaclt, Leroy ULD End Sweclberpj, Byron fjixj SEASON Under the guidance of our three new coaches, W. E. Scantlebury, W. Bailey, and L. Glick, our team set a new high in spirit and fighting ability. While hampered by lack of experienced men, Weight and speed, the ,37 squad did ad- mirably. Led by Honorary Captain Blasig, the eleven fought until the last whistle and were never conquered in spirit. Although losing eight seniors, Captain Blasig, lhlickey Capman, Dick Crist, Carroll Cross, Lionel Rlurray, Dick Paul, Bob Nelson, and Arnold Lind- berg, by graduation, next yearys team Cross, Carroll CSr.j Guard Murray, Lionel fSr.l End Coach Lester Glick l FOGTBALI. TRQPI-W promises to be a potential champion and with the whole-hearted support and hacking of the town personnel, as well as the student body, Coach 'lScan will produce a winner. Setting an object to which future players may aspire, Phil Blasig, honor- ary captain, and end on the team, pre- sented a trophy to the school. This trophy is to be awarded each year to the outstanding defense player of the season. Judges will be the coaching staff. This will be known as the R. l. Blasig award. So let us give a toast to the future champions of the state, the first to be the Crimson and Gold squad of 1938! I l i i Coach William Bailey Lomas, Frank CSoph.D Halfback I Schnoor, Robert CSoph.D Tackle Brooks, Don ULD Center Carmack, Lee fJI'-J Guard Dasso, Bob H121 Halfback Risley, Tom fSr.D Tackle Raney, Bob U1'-P End Green, Harry ULD Center Nelson, Bob fSr.D Guard Capman, Mickey C5125 Halfback Aronson, Bob CSoph.j Guard Don Tufts Senior Center Carol Stretch Schneider Senior Forward Byron HSwede Swedherg Junior Forward Phil Bing Blasig Senior Guard Delbert Gerlich Senior Forward Carl Zeke Zwicker Sophomore Forward VARSITY BASKETBALL Climaxing a season of ups and downs, the team went forth to win the sec- tional from East llfloline and the re- gional from Fulton. Inspired by the splendid support and eo-operation of the town's people, the squad played a brand of ball far superior to any seen before. VVinning the regional tournament for the first time in twenty years, our boys started a custom which we can always observe-go to state. Losing practically the entire team by graduation, Coach Scan will well find it pretty hard to build up a team next year. However, since Scan formed a miracle team around only one veteran player, he probably will produce winners in next yearls competition. SOPHOMORES During the regular season our team Won 6 and lost IO for a percentage of .375. They made up for this in the t0ur- nament warfare. Led by Don Tufts, the team conquered Reynolds, Orion, East Moline and at the sectional, Viola, Galva, and Fulton, in the order named. At the hnals at Champaign we lost in the first round to Galeshurg by a score of 23w21. High honors go to Don Tufts who led the team in scoring and was placed on the Honorary All-State Second Team. Also Arnie Lindberg, as the Spark- plug of the outfit, Big Stretch Schneider who controlled the hankboards, and the steady play of Deneckere. Arnie 'lLindy'l Lindberg Senior Guard Mickey Capman Senior Guard Jerome Dupe Deneckere Senior Guard Rene Duyvejonck Senior Forward Harold Brown Senior Forward Charles Roge rs Senior Forward BQYS' GYM 1. Dick VVunclerlick china himself. 2. VVu1'm-up. 3. Time 6. Line up. 7. lixerciae. 8. A couches' confab. 9. Two out for l5ei'nz11'Li Mnrliee. 4. A aliaplzly of manly physique. ringers for Bill Tregu. m. Guess who. 11. Greene gives 5. Dasso and VVllIlIlCI'llCli get playful Cliitchy, kitchy, knoll. un opinion. GIRLS' GYM 1. The Leader herself. 2. Smilin' Faces. 3. Barbara Pemberton dribbling, 7. Not basketball? S. Betty johnson poses. 4. Marion Berry, Doddie Mercer and Pauline. and Yoland Pearlsteine. 9. Go, R. I., Go! Io. VVhat's the 5. Jane Huntoon and Pauline Zimmer keepin' Ht. 6. Elaine joke, girls? 11. At ease. SPORTS Ollur, Raney, Brooks charge P. S. Note Brooks' HCUIICCIIll'Zlll0Il.ll Tumbling t6Z1IH. Football practice shot. Green covers the ball. 'lScan lines up the team. Crist pays more attention to the camera. Cross country team. Gulf team Clllimpse the grinsl. ,, 5 1 '1 I , I , K ,il :J Q, ff 1 if V E, I W Nw Z NQU5H 105 9 'QN AQ! Cl 1 WMC? V L l Q52 SENATE President .... . . .DICK HAINLINE Vine-president . . ......... FAI. WOOD Serrezary ........ . . .NIARJORIE CHANEY Judiciary Chairman. . ................ DOROTHY HOWE Program Chairmen. . . .JIM HAYMAKER, BOB CHANDLER Finance Chairnzan . . . . . . .......... ..... S AM LANE Traffic Chairman. . . Sports Chairmrzn . . . The government of our school is in the hands of the Senate, an organization composed of a representative from each senate room, club, special department, and athletic team. For the first time this year, on December IO, officers of our Senate participated in a Student Conference in -AL SALSTROM . .DAVE STURGIS Davenport, at which representatives from six high schools in this locality met to discuss Ways of improving school government. This year the Senate was responsible for the highly successful Hliasket ball and the 4C campaign. MEMBERSHIP Anderson, Buster, .Xl'Sll2'lCli, Isarlore, Ash, Virginia, Atkinson, Floyd, Barker, lileanorg lizirlser, June, l5ill'li9l', Stamford, Blziser, Dorothlvl Blasig. Phil, Boyd, Edward: Bmzell, Pauline, Britton, Violet, Burke, Bob, i'untee1', Ruth, C'apInan, Mickey, f'LI.l'lSGYl, llilfl'-YQ Clianwller, Bob, Ulnuxey, Marjorie, Daley, Lzuvrenceg Davis, Donald, lid, Phyllis, Erlwartls, Eloise, lddwards, Boll, l'iDI7C1'lj', 1,1-tha, Forward, Frank, Geifinan, Tillie, Gellerman, Elroyg Greenleaf, Betty, llztinline, Dir-kg Harris, Bolt, llateh, Leon, ,lliif'IIl2lli0l', .lann-sg llerliert, B4-veI'l.x', lliller, Howard, llingstrunz, Ina Mae, llowe, Dorothy, Kane, llorothy, Knock, Lillian, lioivisto, Anne, Lane, Stung Linalsay, Albert, Long, Donna, Mattson. Ruth, Maxwell, Miriam, Mclienrieli, Patricia, Mercer, Dod- die: Milllitmse, Felix, Mitchell, Warren, Nelson, Cecil, Nielson, Ruth, Ogleliuy, Robert, Olson, Mary Ellyn, Passinore, Helen, Peterson, Lewis, Potter, Roger, lleinlizlrt, Justin, Roth, Walter: Ryan, Elaine, Sal- stroin, Al, Seidel, ldlizabetli, Stinipson, 'l'oIn, Sttwgis, Dave, Trafton, Torn, 'l l1fts, Dong Tygret, Lucille, Welch, Carl, NYiel1, Jaqnelinc, Williarns, Betty, Wheeler, Patricia, lVoo4l, Falg Zimmer, Pauline. X GIRLS' HI-Y Presidezzt ..... Vice-jlresizlelzi . . Sf'Cl't'ffI!'-Q' .... Treflsllrer .. . . . .SHIRLEY HALI,GREN ....Hl2LEN L-IPPENS . . . . . . .PHYLLIS En . . .GERTRUDE Broom CABINET 311231 R 1zRs Proyrrznz .. ilfuxit' .... Dl'i'U2'i0IIX .. Sofia! .... Ho.x'piff1Iit.1' . Pzzblifity .. Ring .... Serwilv .. JEAN KRICK . . .BARBARA FRY . . . . .ICI.I.1zN SPINSRY ...RIARJURIE CHANIZY .. .PAULINE ZIBIMER ..MAR1E AIETCALF . . .HELEN PASSMORIE . . .ELOISE EDWARDS Sponsors: The lllisses Esther Rosenberg, Alverda Doxev, Eva Rohh, lN'Iartha Rliller, Bliss lwaple, Carrie Ekblad, Florence Liehhe, Ethel lllae Krueger, and Sara Larawav. Vwfith Contentment'l as this vearls theme, the Girls' Hi-Y Carried out many and varied activities in its pro- gram. Among these were the selling of forget-me-nots in the fall for the disabled war veteransg the annual Christmas party at the Y. VV. C. A. for the Bethany Home childreng and in the spring the sale of poppies. At its meetings held every other VVednesday, several attractive and interesting features were introduced: an Irish Shindig on llarch 16, a book review of the House of Exile, a talk on Hollywood by lXIiss Garst, and several talks on foreign countries. The year was climaxed by the senior farewell and ring ceremony. GIRLS' I-H-Y Helen Albrecht, Gloria Allely, Pauline Allsbrow, Elizabeth Anderson, Lila Anderson, Eleanor jeanne Barker, june Barker, Ruby Barnes, Rosemary Barth, Miriam Bawmann, Miriam Beckstrom, Natalie Becker, Virginia Beechler, Cath- erine Beers, Charlene Beers, Louise Behn, Marion Louise Berry, Betty Bertelsen, Dolores Black, Betty Blocklinger, Ger- trude Bloom, june Boomershine, Margaret Brashar, Eunice Brass, Pauline Brazell, Marilyn Brown, Kathleen Budelier, Laurabelle Butler, Betty Butterfield, Mary Elizabeth Camp, Marjorie Chaney, Dorothy Christian, Virginia Cook, Thelma Cordell, Ruth Coulter, Elinor Covey, Marguerite Cralle, Mary Elizabeth Cramer, Marianne Dasso, Mary DeShinckle, Elizabeth Dingeldein, jean Dunlap, Esther Durling, Phyllis Ed, Eloise Edwards, Letha Epperly, Norma Ferguson, Lila Fields, Margaret Ford, Mary Ann Froude, Barbara Fry, Mil- dred Glorfield Julie Graham, Betty Greenleaf, Goldie Gris- Wold, Frances Guldenzopf, Dorothy Haalk, Shirley Hallgren, Mildred Hedstrom, Beverly jane Hendee, Madalynne Hen- dee, Ione Herget, Ruth Holcomb, Dorothy Howe, jane Hun- toon, Eva May Imig, Jerene jacke, Dorothy Jagger, Marjorie johnson, Carolyn joneson, Marcella just, Betty Kendall, Margaret Kinsman, Catherine Kimbel, Rose Mary Kleinhen, Lillian Knock, Helen Kohler, Gladys Krass, jean Krick, Lillian Kurth, Betty Lake, Marjorie Lefler, Marvyl Leon- hardi, Helen Lippens, Joyce Lorenzen, Mildred Marcus, Nona Martin, Miriam Maxwell, Lois MeCrossen, jean MeCullock, Patricia McKenriek, Dorothy Milton, Mary hiorgan, Frances Nlumey, Clarice jean lvlyers, Helen Passmore, Virginia Pen- niston, Doris Peterson, Geraldine Peterson, Maureen Pewe, jaequetta Richardson, Gean Riordan, Barbara Rollis, Elva Ross, Charlotte Russ, Jerene Russ, Alyce Samuelson, Arlyne Samuelson, Mary jane Sanbo, jane Schindler, Mary Lou Sehocker, Agnes Selle, Mildred Sellers, Grace Shaw, Ellen Spinsby, Evelyn Strupp, Marian Swank, janet Swanson, Doris Sydnor, Linda Sullivan, Evelyn Thomes, Pauline Towner, Margaret Van Oost, jane Ann Vernon, Marguerite Voelker, Yolanda Voss, Louise VVaumans, Patricia VVheeler, Dorothy VVeindruch, Alice Mae VVelliver, Dorothy Zimmer, Pauline Zimmer, Mildred Diercks, Lucille Dohrn, Marjorie Glockhoff, Elaine Harms, Madalynne Heimbeck, Marjorie Holmes, Bette Horst, Virginia Kalina, Geraldine Lundburg, Virginia Norquest, Margaret Peterson, Betty Reynolds, Kath- ryn Schiess, Betty Sherrard, Mildred Smith, Hazel Soady, Delores Southwood, Marian Suhr, Kay Swanson, Theresa VVeigand, Maureen Whitaker, Janice Willhite, Evelyn Birch, Marjorie Lloyd, Marjorie Hay, Evelyn Dohrn, Mary Lee Szekely, Marjorie Oswald, Gwendolyn Hoskell, Marie Met- calf, jane Gustafson, Dorothy Boyd, Grace Kemp, Shirley Gmehle, Lois Davies, Rosemary Darkenwald, Arlene WVolfe, Betty Stanton, Vivian Shipman, Mary Ann Willett, Betty Nlaloney, Dorothy Peterson, Adelaide Gest, VVanda VVash- burn, Bernice Strum, Shirley Scharider, Vera Ross, Donna Long, Margaret Mitchell, Barbara Marasco, Charleen La- vender, Elsie Durling, Marilyn Kidd, Margaret Graham, Bernice Dohrn, Alice Britten, Ruth Devereaux, Rose Posateri, Marilyn Baird. BUYS' I-ll -Y President ......... . ..... FRANK FORXVARD Vice-president, ........ . . . . .DICK LANGHINRICHS Second Vice-president. . . . .,. . ........... SAM LANE 'Sv Secretary ........... .... . . .JOHN CORPORAN Treasurer. . . . . The Boys' Hi-Y is the boys' service organization of the high school. The club is managed interchangeably by the high school and the Y. lNI. C. A. authorities and its work is spread over each of these Helds. lt meets semimonthly at the Y. ill. C. A., alternating evening meetings with potluck suppers. This year the club had several activities starting soon after school began in September. Among these were: ushering at ..........KENNETH AGUE the dedication programs, Older Boys' Conference at Elgin, Christmas stag, matinee dance, April Fool,s dance, Fellowship banquet, and the end of school picnic. These activities were all successful, and the Hi-Y feels that its first year at the new school was well spent. The sponsors of the Hi-Y are: lklr. lX'Ietcalf, Mr. Peoples, llr. Huckins, and llr. Burch. Irwin Rehn John Bonino Frank Forward Bernard England Don Forward Al Carlson Charles Althouse Dale Hughes Marlene Reed John Corporan Bob Swanson MEMBERSHIP Frank Knapp Jay Schutter Jack Huesing Dick Langhinrichs jack Friestat Dick VVunderlich Sherman Scherer Ted Ague Dick VVeingartz Nick Pontikes Bob Burke Fal VVood James Ashburn Charles Knox David Terry Bob Harris Gene Ague Woodford Kelly Paul Pewe Howard Franck Dick Crist DRAMATIC CLUB President ...... Vice-president .... Secretary ...... Treasurer. . . . ....... JOHN BoN1No . . .DICK LANGHINRICHS ..........jEAN KRICK .. .PAULINE ZIMMER The Dramatic Club, in its aims to encourage in- production of the year, Death Takes a Holiday. terest in dramatics and to give opportunity to its mem- bers in play production, presented a one-act play at each of its monthly meetings, and the first dramatic The Christmas party and the spring theater party were two high lights of the social side of the club. Sponsors: Misses Peterson and Westerlund. MEMBERSHIP Kenneth Ague, Gloria Allely, Leila Anderson, Marvin Andich, Ross Applegate, Isadore Arshack, Virginia Ash, Floyd Atkinson, Marilyn Baird, june Barker, Kathryn Baum- gardner, Dorothy Bealer, Louise Behn, Earl Bell, Bill Ber- telson, Gertrude Bloom, john Bonino, Dorothy Boyd, Marilyn Bradford, Trond Brekke, Ben Broeder, Lucille Brotman, Kathleen Budelier, Betty Butterfield, Mary Bysinger, Harry Carlson, Shirley Carp, Bob Chandler, Marjorie Chaney, Jack Corporon, Eugene Dasso, Robert Dasso, Dolores Davis, Norma Davis, Anna Marie Deisenroth, Elmer DeMeyer, Dale Dickinson, Bob Downs, Jean Dunlap, Esther Durling, Phyllis Ed, Eloise Edwards, jean Eichelsdoerfer, Letha Ep- perly, Geraldine Faigen, Regine Farrar, Lila Fields, Mar- garet Ford, Howard Franck, Cecelia Franzen, jack Friestat, Bob Froude, Barbara Fry, Elroy Gellerman, Tillie Giefman, Mildred Glortield, Stanley Goldman, Betty Greenleaf, Fran- cis Guldenzopf, jane Gustafson, Dorothy Haalk, Dick Hain- line, Shirley Hallgren, Sylvia Halpern, David Handelman, Lila Hanna, Bob Harris, Leota Harris, Zeivel Harris, james Haymaker, Mildred Hedstrom, Madalynne Heimbeck, lone Herget, Margaret Hoare, Ruth Holcomb, Dorothy Howe, Jane Huntoon, Carolyn joneson, Virginia Kalina, Dorothy Kane, Norman Kelinson, Dorothy Kelly, Betty Kendall, jean Krick, Sam Lane, Dick Langhinrichs, Betty Lavender, Tom Lawson, Marvel Leonhardi, Kenneth Liggett, Leonard Lind- strom, Helen Lippens, Donna Long. Anna Marie Lundberg, Chester Macrorie, jerry Maggid, Mildred Marcus, Pauline Mauck, Miriam Maxwell, jean McCulloch, Virginia Mc- Donald, Betty Mead, Doddie Mercer, Dorothy Milton, War- ren Mitchell, Warren Moffit, Martha Murphy, Robert Nel- son, Bob Neville, Robert Oglebay, Ida Mae Osterman, Na- talie Otto, Helen Passmore, Yoland Pearlstein, Louis Pesses, Doris Peterson, Nina Plantz, Juanita Potter, Mildred Rehn, justin Reinhart, Barbara Rollis, Walter Roth, Jerrine Russ, Al Salstrom, Mary Jane Sandbo, Howard Schersten, Bob Schnell, jane Schindler, jay Schutter, Agnes Selle, Ben Sher- rard, Kathryn Schiess, Helen Souders, Evelyn Strupp, Ellen Spinsby, Marian Swank, Mary Lee Szekely, Mildred Tanner, David Terry, Harry Theus, Jane Ann Vernon, Bud Vogt, Paul Wadsworth, Marjorie VValker, Bernard Weindruch, Carl VVelch, Joyce Westlund, Ruth Witt, Fal Wood, Dick VVunderlich, Pauline Zimmer. Iffrvf rmzg' Seirlt-l, Griswolrl. Kane. lilvinlwn CPres.U. l'o1'it-x'h4-lml. .swf-rwzfl rmr: lhvurigfln, U4-lm, ln- Louis--. liutlor, Glorfielnl, Tllfrfl 7'UIl'.' ltfmrlelmsli, l5ill'lxt'l', lllast-r, lkrzullelv, Sears, fjnlllwt-ll. lfnurtlz fwv: H+vsex1lrex'g, Miss tzrl-vim-. l':rl't'l'lx, Lomas, SPANISH CLUB At its monthly meetings, the Spanish Club has presented Much interest centers on Mexico, besides foreign correspond- plays, has entertained many visitors, one of whom spoke to ence and Spanish radio programs. the Club in Spanish, and has studied the newspaper El Iiro. FRENCH CLUB The French Club consists of all students taking' French. The main event of this year was the trip to Nloline High Each month parties are given in class, celebrating the birth- School to see the French film, Louis Pasteur. days of the club members of that month. l 'L First l'OIl'.' ll. liittlvson. ll, liitflr-son, Kclinson, lilvinlu-n, Malgrgrirl. Crt-enlenf, 'l'rafton, ,Xllc-ly, .hl'Sl1flClf, Krieli. Scroml row: Plzrntx, ll1ll'l'lN, llllIQ'0ldL'll1, La11g:'m1l1z11'ltm', XY4'l'tlIIillIIl, Horst, lll5ll'l'l', ,hl'lll7sll'0llQI. I4'orrl. Tllirrl 7'0ll'.' Sellers, llnutoon, Giilclonzripli, Mohr, Wzxunmns, Mifflin, liclwnnls. lfomflr 7'0ll'.' Miss l42ll4lllI1', Bl2ll'f'llS, Stocliingr, l iIxp:11l'ic'lt, lh-linznuann, Lulrv, Sc-llupltr-13 lYllUl'l4!l', lieeclller, llerlwrl. K4-1-rl. Fiffh 7'0ll'.' Tzrnm-r, Vzllsom-r, llorst, Mlliqmliy, Dunlap, lluzlrv, liielielsrloex'fv1', Eltluml. Newell, liirli, Swank. Si1.rflr 1-mpg Lgrwsmi. Iliwrcrlqs, llr-nrlvr, lludson. l-'mmln-, l-jtlwarmls. l.z1xx'lim'11, ltmiln,-x'ts. -9'1fz'01l!7z f'n11'.' Tliompson, l'll'lNTl'llI, llilll, Conrlon, ilillL'llS, Mi-yr-rs, llein. First Semester EDVVARD BOYD. . . JOHN CJ.-XNSERT .... DOROTHY MILTON. . JANE ANN VERNON First row: McC'asl4rin, Boyd fpresidm-nth, Johnston. Second 'I'01,C.' l'iclu'oII, Johnson, McNeal, Fields, Harris. Third 7'0lL'.' Czirlson, Vernon, Mattson, Swaiison, Imig. l 0urflL 7'UlI'.' Smith, Milton, liloelcau, Williousc, Strnpp. Fifth Voir: Miss First Csponsorj, Gausort, LaSalle. LATIN CLUB ....Pre.vident. . . . .. ..l ice-prefident. .. . .... Secretary .... . ..Treasurer......... STANLEY LA SALLE. .. .. Publicity Director. . .. .... ELSIE PICKRON .... . .............. ......Program Chairman .......... . Second Semester ...EDYVARD BOYD ..JOHN GANSERT DOROTHY MILTON ..EVELYN STRUPP LILA ANN FIELDS .JOE MCCASKRIN The aim of the Latin Club is to incite the minds of modern civilization to the ancient classics. GERMAN CLUB Composed of thirty members, the German Club has had high lights of the Social season, while their money making sexeial social events outside of its regular business meetings project was the sale of candy at the football games this Rear A Christmas party and a spring picnic were the Film-I 1-Orr? Muliillan, llt-iw-t. l'c-turson, lienrlull, Sclmfor, .Xvrir-li. .liuflq-1. .N rv T11 1' 0 'Owl f'mr.' i,ltUll!Ol'fllll, l.yons, llluncli, llzumxu-r, Strnpp, Broltlu-. ll. Williams. frff rul1'.' l.iItig', Dt- Xllllvnrcli, Bvllll, Sollmlvrs, Nl. xYilli?lI!1S, Miss M1-rtx. rfrlh 'ruuu' G01l0l'Il12ll1, xY4'llllil'llf'll, Staley, Sllolts, Sclioessc-l, Ailrlivll. Fifth f'url'.' Scott, 1iL'liillj.1', Muis, Corporoii, lil3I'li0l'illg'. First row: Lindlelv, Daley, 1Ii'!1Ll'I'S, Rineli, Lindquist. 56001141 rowg Salfmmii, Black, L. Anclorsuii, IJ, Zimmer, Johnson. .Xtflu-Irs, Haskell. Ilzilpvrn, Marrv, Diercks, U. Meyers, Third roux' Lloyd, lieifer, lltiingv. Jag'g:er. Yvrniillion, Stcwrrlsiilg, Slll'l'l'2l1'll, xY0lIldl'lIL'lk. Sowly, llurst, Wright, Butler, ii. Anderson, Win-1-lvI', Mifflin. F01u'tlL ?'01L'.' llay, Olson, Swank, Mattson, lion-hh-I', XVellivvI', I z1.lkIicI', Wliitzilfelg Lsefl'lI-r, Sliocker, Pt-wi-, Peebles, L. Dasso, .Xill'il.bOl'l. Fifth 7'Ull'.' Yan Host, HeI'telson, llorrln, P11-sc-uti. Nolan, liz-z1lvI', Horst, J. Mr-,reI's, Ilzirtun, Scott, Swzuison, Si.1'Ih l'0ll'f Miss 1'21l'l'lSll, Y. Vouk, M. Das-o. .XlbI'eclIt, Russ, Boldt, Bi-I-I-lih-I'. Beal:-Ir, Lucas, Brown, Cl'ilXVfUl'Ll, Ilohnes. Se'17L'I1?lI. 1'0IL': C. Uouli, Lawhorn. l'oudon, Htinipson, Sabbath, Ilolingrain, Showalter, lfoby. ALPHA CLUB First Semester' OFFICERS Second Scmrfter' DOROTHY ZIMMER. .. ...Prexidfnt .,...... ...... H EBER DARTON LAWRENCE DAILEY. .. ..Virr-prcsidnnt. ....... ...PATRICIA WHEELER Bon LINDLEY ...,.. . . .Sevrftury-Treasurer. . , .... MILDRED DIERCKS BII,I, RINCK .... . .Sm-geanz at firms. .. ...CHARI.oTTE Russ JOHN MINGES .........,............. Sm-geanz at firm: ......,................ HOBAR'I' SMITH The Alpha Club, composed only of sophomores, is an im- special programs and social gatherings, climaxed by a spring portant factor in acquainting the incoming students with picnic at the end of the year. each other and with the school. Their meetings consist of The sponsor is Miss Parrish. I-IGME ECONQMICS The Home Economics Club is organized to give girls Christmas and Valentine meetings, lectures, such as Home opportunity to become acquainted, develop leadership and Life in Mexico by Mrs. P. A. Shlerrter, mother-daughter participate in recreational activities. teas, style shows and a trip through the Peter Pan Bakery. With home life as the theme, the year's program included I 1'r.vt 1'0ll'.' Se-lh-rs, Griswold. Norris. BIOITPI' Cvim--pi'es,j, Hrmli-n Qpu-s,1, l'liiZ1P1liI'iCl-i qtri-zisj, Paul ist-Inj, Barton. Nw-nnfl fair: Jaxukv, lniigr. l :Ih-win-I'. Weiinliwn-li, l'I'allv, lmris. Piitnnin. 'I'ffwiIcI', MI-Neal. TIIIHI ruIz'.' Hudson. Brown. Ihfzzlw. xYf'l'TIl1:lII, l uI'sytlnf. Mvllullulfl, l'l21TI. lxlvilliwll. I nu1'Ih 1'o14'i liurton, Voxjwll. Brooks. Young. hiHlll', borlin-lil, Nelson, Usxrzxlil. Ififlh 1'oIAf.' Miss i'zl-ton, Cill'II'l1lC'ii, Allsbruw, lliuiwlaii, Froudv, llaalli, Kuhlr-I', lJllI'1iIlQ', Murrin, Miss Maple, Huber. Q First row: Brazell, I-Iiclie-lsrlor-1'rvi', liruss. Posrirvri. Fitzpatrick. Blur-lr, P4-nniston, Srvhiinllwr. Zinuner, lipperl5', liclwzirds. Sw-Owl Foltz' Dasso. Just. Sr-ll:-. IN-ti-rsr-n. liutlr-r, Brent. Danielson, liirc-ll. Wir-li. Russ. T1iz'r'1I row: ' 1 llill Ililltl I 1 Sill: 1'1n -1-it Ref-d. Ziegler. Pcwv, Knapp, Hart-ll. Ort-rlnan. Wviuzxiul. Milton. lit-bn. IWIIUHI flux' , ,a .: -, -. s , , Fools, Knox, Thonipson, Peterson, llugw-join-lr, In-in, Tufts, Sr-hnt-ll, Tivtleunxn. CAMERA CLUB The purpose of this organization is to develop interest in building, has endless possibilities and any school should be and increase the abilitv Of the members in photography both proud to Own it. V Many of the pictures in this annual were taken by mem- bers of this club. The Camera Club of Rock Island Senior High School is an informational, instructional, and service organization to both the members and the school. as an absorbing hobby and as a profession. Each member has actual experience in the composing, exposing, developing, printing, enlarging, and tinting of pictures. The equipment, which the club is purchasing and SCIENCE CLUB , OFFICERS LEON HATCH .... .nllasler Srinztiu LEONARD LINDSTROM .... .... S rvretary M,xRi.ENE REED. ..,.......... Junior Sfifntift ERNEST ANDERSON .... .. ...Tr-easzn-fr The Science Club is organized to further students' interest Sponsors: Miss Krueger, Nlessrs. Baird, Shutts. ln science. Activities included held trips, projects, speakers, It may Well be that men of science, not Kings or VVarr1ors East Moline parties, and the annual picnic. or even Statesmen, are to be the heroes of the futuref' First r'on'.' Hatch. lin-ml, Anderson. Sccorzfl wzr: Si-lle. Witt, Ifrzinsf-n. Hurd. BllIl'lhll4X', Aerltvli. Sncfltlivlrl, tkrrlson. w Tlzirfl wnu'.' IJ. l'r-te-rsr-ru, Jrnnf-s. llzrnivlson, liirc-h. D. healer, Ilrrxrl, 'l'ln-ns, f'i0Zll'Iit run: Wilson, ii--hu. iioarv, linrth, H. 1'4-trrsnri. F:-utr, !'rv-rf-tt. Bliss limo- rv Fifth rnnp' Sinuuon. llivlrinson, lin-rtn-lsr-n, Powell. Wonio, Smith, Nirtlz f'wrz'.' Mr. Baird. li2lllLl'2ll'2iL'l', I'onrik--s. Salsironi. Screuflz f'fuz'.' Linnlsr-3, Mr. Shutls, Iiorh. liiifn. QV JJ ffm V G. A. A. OFFICERS President ..... .............. E LAINE PEMBERTON Vice-president. . . ..... JANE HUNTOON Secretary .... ..... R EGINE FARRAR Treasurer. . . . . .JANE ANN VERNON XVirh the addition of physical education to the curriculum of our high school, interest in athletics among girls was fostered to such an extent that the Girls' Athletic Association was formed. Tournaments in volleyball, soccer, basketball, and tennis, hikes and parties have featured the heginning year of this organization. f a, . 1 4. -1 2 MQ M BLACK HAWK TRIBE Chief ....... ..... ...... . ..... M 1 RIAM MAXWELL Sachem ................ ........ ..,....... T E D AGUE Keeper of Birchbarlz and Wampufzz ...... BETTY GREENLEAF The Black Hawk Tribe is an organization made up of social science students who hold their meetings once every two weeks for the chief purpose of studying the history of Illinois and Rock lsland. The 'fBraves and Squaws,' also have their social activities. Two big pow-wows were held this year: a Christmas initiation party fyou should have seen those Indians in their warpaintj and a spring picnic. The Tribe also sponsored the concession stand at the football games and the popularity contest. A num- ber of smaller activities took place, which concluded a successful 'fmoonf' Sponsors: Misses Eva lrvine, Alverda Doxey, Flor- ence Liebbe, and Messrs. Shantz, Martin, and Metcalf. MEMBERSHIP Kenneth Ague, Ted Ague, Gloria Allely, Charles Alt- house, Isadore Arshack, Minard Baker, June Barker, Rose- mary Barth, Charlene Beers, Louise Behn, Betty Bertelson, Evelyn Birch, Helen Braden, Marilyn Bradford, Trond Brekke, Virginia Brent, Lucille Brotman, Miriam Baumann, Kathleen Budelier, Bob Burke, Margery Chaney, Elinor Covey, Marguerite Cralle, Beverly Danielson, Elinor Dasso, Dolores Davis, lvlary De Schinkel, Lucille Dohrn, Esther Durling, Phyllis Ed, Bob Edwards, Eloise Edwards, Richard Elliot, Letha Epperly, Regine Farrar, Margaret Ford, Frank Forward, Howard Franck, jack Friestat, Robert Froude, Barbara Fry, Stanley Goldman, julie Graham, Betty Greenleaf, Harber Hall, Leota Mae Harris, Zievel Harris, James Haymaker, Nladalynne Heimbeck, Nancy Hinckley, Dorothy Howe, Dorothy James, Opal Jarrett, Carolyn Jone- son, Norman Kelinson, Betty Kendall, Frank Knapp, Jean Krick, Sam Lane, Betty Lavender, Marvyl Leonhardi, Duane Lundall, Anna Marie Lundberg, Miriam Maxwell, John Minges, Marie Metcalf, Frances Nelson, Ruth Nielson, Vir- ginia Norquist, Robert Oglebay, Natalie Otto, Nida Platt, Nina Plantz, Truman Plantz, Juanita Potter, Roger Potter, Rose Posateri, Louie Pesses, Virginia Penniston, justin Rein- hart, George Roudebush, Barbara Rollis, Mary jane Sandbo, jane Schindler, jay Schutter, Elizabeth Seidel, Ben Sherrard, Mildred Smith, Helen Souders, Linda Sullivan, Bernice Sut- terman, Marian Swank, Roberta Swank, Janet Swanson, Robert Swanson, Theresa VVeigand, Jean VVelch, Ruth Witt, Dick VVunderlich, Pauline Zimmer. l 1 f'1-,tl worry' .X v ilt-gzlttf. Nelson, Dunawu, Swvfllioi'gg' tim-.j. Blasiu' QPU-s.j llaiuliuo CY-pi'i-s.j Mitchell, St-lnioor, t I l i J i 'l'l11'i1ipsm-il, Tt'l'l'f. l Nwronfl ro1i'.' lleiier:lte1'i-. 'l'utts, Tiedemau, Risley. Luntlalil, trist, .Xrons-lu, lliilvxt-join-lt, Ullar, Tlfifvl Ivor: lafmas. Wiiiimltwlit-li. l't-tvi'son. Lavt-, CG1't1iA1i, Svlilaill. lm-so, llouors. lrozirlli l'Ull'.' 'l'lu'us, Vartuack, Elliot, Paul, llorlgrson. l.ii1mllit-ru, Ilasso, 1:1-rlit-li, liillllllilll, t'oiit'h Stiauih-Iuiri. i ROCK ISLAND LETTERMANS CLUB A newly formed organization of this year, the Rock lslancl among each other, and the promotion of social fellowship lettermen, have as their aims the furthering of athletic spirit Qoach VV. li. Scantleluury is their sponsor. GlRl. SCQUTS l The Girl Scouts of high school, untler the leadership of Their regular meetings have been varietl and interesting W lNIrs. Archie Roe and lN11ss Lasten, have as their aim to including bakery trips, airplane rifles, parties, hikes. and the l promote better living in their own lives and in those of their many other activities that every Girl Scout enjoys. friends. lironf 7'0Il'.' Lila Mao llauua, Betty Bolau, Ma1'5'iu:u' hht'l'iIll2lllIl, Ilorolhy Nvun, lull-:iuor Si-tile. Lui-illil llxggn-t, Nw:-o1irlv'ol1': l'zitl'iCia 31C'lQ0!lClI'if'llS, Doroth.v Cliristian. li2lilIl'AVll NYilsou, Xlarthzi M1irplu', Iilxinu Roxiro, Mrs. ltoe. Thirtl rorr: Blilflrotl lli,-dstroin, Bvvwly Ilerlwt-rt, Margart-t liroksicclt, Yi-lnm Short, Miss l'asli-n, 1 ' K ' v x Q I I A. V 1 f .M V-my , Vizziwfz wa V V . A ,Q 36- ' f ' N'J f5'H2,gf..J V V - V k, '- ' V WW 2-,mir , V V V ,, ,V ,' 2 2 93? mf- w . ' ,,5J 4Y1Qg6gQLf Z, AVf2'ew'aaf ' g1f.f - L -'--:,:-- :fa .ip 95127-i'f? ' eixiifwwgglegfzkVVS at 911417 YVQVVV L Ali f:f?Zlf f'iE:Z.V1V.-. '- ' . ' V ' :V f i: ' ':f,': ,: Zi 255' V if T7 . 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Aziflcrwil. llezui Andicli, Mzirviu Antouiuili, C'lia1'l4itlc Applogzilv, Russ Aroiiz, lin-try .Usliaf-li. lfamlore Ash, Yivgriiiiai Aste-i', Lois Atkinson, Floyd Baird. 1I1ll'AX'l4Vl1 Baker. Mimird Bzirchmgui, Waltc-1' Biillxllfllill, lleury B21I'lii?l', .limo Bulmoxi, l'lzu'u liz1LiIi1u,'zii'rlilvl', Kzltlirp BQ-zilg William l!ec'lw1'. Nzxtailic lkecksmmu, Miriam liuers, f'2lfllt'l'iHE 13011, Iizirl lkeiiflt, liiniiiiv Black, X irqiuiu Rlaluflhv, IC:lwui'rl 13lUC'lillIQ.1'l'l', lilizulwtll llodenlmfi-r, Claire lluelilulg Junim' lkwoiiii-ixliiiil'-. Junc lhlsulrl, .Xllli-ii Tiradeii, llvlvn Braliln, tlwvnflolyu limiimlxiwyzw, Oplwliu llrzismcr, lloru limss, lillliivu llmzoll, lmlnliiic- B1'e1lm', lhllwrt liiwncilow. lliwoiliy Breliliu, 'l'ru1id Bri-x1lm'i', Iivith Brenlivu. 'I'in1i Brif,-svli. 1.4-l1i'L:'0 JUNIQR CLASS LIST September, 'l937 Britlmi, Yiolvi' linmkw, Dumilil Bwwii, Xlilfil-XII BVIINI, Iluriiivv lillrli-lii-V, liziililvun Burlsz-, ,Iiob Burlus, Don Bl11'klnu't, Milrliw-ll flilllllI21llLll'O, Lullis l'zu'lwn. Harry C'ai'nmr-Ii, L00 l'zu'p, Shirley l z11'pn-ill:-1', C'l1zii'ln,w Vlmmlli-i', Brill l'llI'iwIi:lll. Dcmiwitliy Claus. liiuonzl l'oi'pm':ui, .Tack Umrlmm, .lame L'mix1vi', Mary illlixulmetli f'l'HSi, William l'i'u1wli. Ywhuini Dussu, ldlezluoi' Dzissu, Iillgom' Yhissu, Nolan-1't Dzivirlwn, Clmrlullv lmvif, lhilou-5 llzivix. Xurmil llvlmilsi-, Hazel ll4'Mi',X1'l', lfllllvl' Dl'SK'lIlllI'liQl, Blur-V llif-liixisfnu, Daili- Dingglm-mlviu. I-llimlucili Dilwiiins, Brill Dmviuin,g', Doimlnl tin-m'gQ lhmwils, Hubert lJl1llu1'u', Dick lliimiw-ii, Bruvv Dunlaxyr, ,Ivan liumi. l,4lI'l'AliIlC lurlwzlrrlf, lulmife liin-ln-Is1lme1'ff-i', ,ll-zumo lllwlixl, llulqcit lilliult. lfrzinli Fiigw-l. llrixllzui lippvrly, Ll-llm l'lNllt'llllHIl. Rim-lizlrd lfaiigmi. Gemlulim- l'l1'l'LL'lls0I1, Nurxnzl lfivlmls, Lnlzi Vinh, Jack l irzpzii1'iQli, fkltlivrim I itxpati'ick, Lucille l l1'llli0I', Ruin-rt lfmwi, 31Zll'g1'2ll'1'f l'll'2lIlCfiSCO. lintlu-ri110 l'lI'2lllli, f'l1ni'lnltv l i'nll1ll-, Bula lflgr, lielon 111114-. Ralph Hzuimm, ilvlun Iimmwt, Julm lim-ITS, Agm-s Hcsifnlzui, Tillio U4'll4'I'IIli'lll. lllliwly 124-rxiuli. Marx in liinlvl, R0llUl't, llrulizmi, .luliv llmnls, Jum- liriuit, Hmmlrl Grunt, John tiri-vu. Hurrlv Hrvxlaxk, TNI Glilcluiimpf, I'mm:cs llmlaifsmi, 1,1-rug Ilaxll. l'll2lI'l4's llzllpi-rn, Silvia llzuiimuig i'lm1'li-C llzumai. Lilzi llzimle, lVaym- llzuiscm, Hogi-1' ll:lI'1l0sU'. Uunslzulcv lI:u'll14, Iiluim- lI:1i'i'iQ, liuluwt llt'2lIll, Engl-im lli-mlquist, lillmi lli-nlhwom, M:ujim'i0 llwnlQti'v1n. Nilniw-ml llwilimvslqy, Riillx Ili-ilillmr-lc. Nlilllillflllllj ll'-mlefu Nlzulzxlyliiio llwncler. Wimeii llufer, liQ!'IllCL' llugrfm, .Iulm Ii. Ilolcouilm, Ruth llmildswiwrli, .lanms lliilucr, liuwwi1:1r'y llurlson, iii-mga lluvsingr, ,Izivli Ililglie-S, llulicri Iliuitley, Nl2ll'L'0ll21 llllrifoon, .lame Ilurfl, limi lluwu, lil-llxwlll Imig, l-Iwi Jzlvlie, .li-:Mau .I:uwQ, l'm'1ln-1' .Iulu1smi, Nl2lI'2'I1l'6t .lwlinsm1, 'l'lii-limi .lulilisruip Vlzllxtml Kzilimi, Yll'LL'llll2l lfilllflllilll, liuszllic Kilim, lilizziln-ill lic-Iinson, X-lnixziii lim-lly. IJu1'utllAr lin-mlzlll. lie-tty liixev, Jug' liliugqimmi, lkvtiy Jam lilmclcziu, Nlzxrjuric Knapp. lfmxiii limit-li, Lillian linux. i'l1au'ln'N Iiuivistu, 'lfvliiw liriiilse, i'lizn'li-s liriioqer, BI:1r1l'n-011 liuvlll, lfzly l.allxv, llvitlv l.uiw, Sam I.z11'liin, .Im-li l.2lSilll0, Stzznluy l.llllf0I!lM'l'L1', Ifniilcis l.9ilI'llA'I'. 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N1211'12l1I L.1'1,111, .Xl1L'111' Mf'L,'1'11ssz111, Luis lIC'Cll111K'1l. -1111111 M0111111i11l, .1111111 11C'111'111'1K'1i, l'11t1'ic'iz1 M0N1111'1'11.1'. ,11'f'1l11! l1f'Xe11l, 11111111'-V11 Mz1c:1'111'ie, 1'l:11'11 11211913 .111eli111- Mzlrke, 1gl'1'112l1'11 111111111111-1', 01111 M11.1'11z11'11, Ric-1111111 Mead, 111-tty Mois, .111s1-1111 Men-111111, -1471111 M1-ss1n1-1', l'11illi11 Metcalf, Marie Miller, Arlys Miller, .111,1'r'11 Miller, Y1e1'11z1 Mi11S, ,X1111-F111 Mills, Ivan Mo1,11'1-, B1l11'1'1b, Mc1s11c-1' 1 31l11'I111.1', M111'1111.1', 11llI'I'11l, Ne1s1'111, X1'1s1111, Nelson, Neville Xicfhol, AL'1V1S 1J111'11111y 1111111 U11-11 5121111121 1iz1t11l1-1-11 121411,- 1 1'11111-1-N R11111,-1't 11. 151111 .X1'1'111l:1 X11'11111e. 111111 Ni14l111ls1111, 51111-11111 X111'1l111'-T, 1112111111 Ulwn, 1i1'1'1'1'It 411-11'i1z. S1-111111 11,11-1-1111111, 11111 31115' 1':11k, X1-lliv l'4':11'1eI11i11. Y111111141 1'1':11-11111, 11111111 1'1'1t1111, 11111111111 IN-1111is11111, Virginia l'1-ww, 1111115 1'1-11-1s1111. 1J111'is P1-1111-51111, f11'1'2l111111L' IN-1111's1111, 1111111 1,'1I1Ill1Ll1, 3111111121 A1111 1'l:11'1', i'z11'1'1111 1'1111l1f. Nina l'l111l, Ni1lz1 1'11s:1I111'1. 111150 P11111-1', .l11:111iI:1 P11111-1' R111-'111' . 1-1 l'1'1-111111, 1X1'l11l 1,11l'1'1'11. 11l'11'l1 1Q11i1111, .Iz111111s 1111111-'1', lI11l1e1't R1-1111, 31111111111 111'11l1l2l.1'1, Justin I1i1'l1, 11115111311 R11-l1z11'1ls1111, ,I111:1111e1t:1 11111-y, Yi1'g'i11iz1 111411-iv, 'l'11111 1111111'1'IS, 111111111 11111-l11', I1Ilxi11Q1 Rullix, I1:11'l1:11':1 Russ, 1'11Y1L l111l1s111', A1211'12lll R111111111, 111161111 Rush, 1'1111li11c IC11Nl111111, 111-111111 R111-, ,I111'1'i1111 11-X111'1', 1111111111 N:1l1'1'1111, ,I1111 H:1l11111'1s1111, 1X1.Vc:c Sz111111e1s1,111. A1'15'11e S1-1111fle. f'lif'1'01'11 Sf'11ilIT1:'I'111i'l!1, 1,f,11'1'z1i11e 5f'11P1'SIP11, 11o11'a1'11 Sc-111-11e1'1n1111, Mildred Schie-fs, 1f21lhl'f'11 Sc-11111dt. Leroy Schneider. Betty Ann S01111e1l. R11l1e11t Sc'l111ess1'-1, Glen SC'11ll1I1 I', -1111 Scott, Artlnu' Sears, Helen Seefeldt, Maxine Seidel, Elizabeth Seidlitx, Billy Seiter, Betty Selle, Agnes Sellers, Virginia Senatra, .1110 Se.1'11'111111', Glenn Sliuw. Grace S1lC!I1d01'0XV1tZ, R050 Shexvell, .l111111it11 S1lO1'T, Velma Smith, Mildrecl Sll0l1g'lTLSS, Don S11t11s11cl4, Julia S1111tl1wo11d, 1311121119 S11111'g,'o, George 8111-01, Max S110Y1g'16l', 1ic1bc1't Stacy, ff11RY'10S Stiles, 111111211111 Stone, U1a1'1111C0 Stropes, Dale Strum, 1'121l'T'IY 511111115 Evelyn St111'g'is, David S1111c11111ist, Betty Sutter, DO1'Ut11y Swznllc, 3111111111 S11'1111So11, 1ii1I111.l,'0I1 S1111nson, R011e1't S1VC11lJer,g', B1'.1'o11 Swislmr, Yi1'gi11i:1 Szokcly, Mary Lee 'l':11'l111'. .xl'11'1I41 'I'111111111,1111, 111111431 I, '1'11-111-111.111, 111'1'111111l '1'l'1'111I'. 111111111111 '1'1'11111. .l11111- 'I'1'1111111-11. 131-try '1'1'1l1l11l'11. 1111111111 '1'111'11i11,1-e1l, Ric-1111111 Y111'111iIli1111, B111X11ll' Y1'1'111111, .I11111- .X1111 Y11'T1I1'1. 11:11'1'1-Ax' Yi1'1f11. N1111',Q111-1'i11- X11g5111. 11111151 3121110 Y11,u'f, 1'1i11'111'11 1Y:11le11'111'1l1, Ric-1111111 1Y1l1i1'111l1I1. 1Y111'1'1,-11 xV2l11'i1'1'. 112111111 Wzlleliv 1121110 , 31111-141-1'5' 4, ,I11l111 1Vz111111z111s, 1.11111s11 W1-111-111. 1421111 W1-1111-1', 11111111 xY1'11l111'lIl'1l. H1-1'11111'11 W1-11-11, l'111'1 W111s11-V. 15111 NY11i11', 1111110 1111111-, 1'11i1i11 1 1Yi11111111s1', 12111111113 Willizuns, 1 1'1111I4 111151111 111151111 1Yi1s1111 Nxmlfe, W1111i11, NY111111, Y1 111214, Y11111, 111111143 Z1-1111113 Zi4'g'11-1' Zi1':4'14'1'1 1 1 151-tty 1X1l1,1ll',Y1l l,1'1- l1I1'11ly11 111111 1 1'z11111 Ge111'4:'11 11111 1011, 11111-11111 11171'1l11I'Y .xl111'111l. 11111-111 Z11lIl11l'1II1211l, 1,1111 XIIEIYHS, lvunv Aitlivn, .Xgnex .Xllll'Pffl!l', llulun .-Xllvn, Wayne Allvn. Warren Allisml, l4Ix11n:u'Q-rw I I ', . Hrunzrzzx .Xnxaqaum Amlf-Vslm, lhxarm' .Xmlvrs1n1, lilizaxlwctlm .Xl11,ll'l'4UU. Imrliw Axwzllvzzsc-lu. l4r1mll Almlneuxl, linlwrr .Ks lllmurn, -l2lIlll3S .Xtliixmm Rmlluzm y Attwuucl, X lI'g'lllli1 ,Xvorsillui lSt'l'll1lillllC Iizxllau-ml, llwlu-1-1 llultzvr. t'l1m-m-41 llurlu-I'. -lczmmf llzlrlwf, lflilr-x V1 Tvlxlzlll. .laxxuvs lfzxff. lx:-mnvtll llillllllilll. Yixginizx lim-zxlx-V, lax m-lj ll lil H1 lim -zxlf. lhvlc -zlwr, W:11'1'vn w-L-lmlvr. X ix'L:'iui:1 llvvml-luasmxl, llicllzllwl lil-lm, l'l1yll1S llr-lmmmmmx. llmmlly livin. Hvmlml llvmlvr, Willwlu' llmmnm, ll0l'llll't' l3m'1'y, Murilm l.uuiw lim lii Nl lil lil lim lil lim B1 wtvlfn-11. liwtfy Shop, lilzulvllu 211114, llulmvs zlxle. .Xlirv zlsvr, llnvwllxlx' us-uilz. liomwrlx vlclr. lizltlwyn uw-ll, llzxlv 'ZILITUIL Willzuwl l31'z1dwn. SGP!-lOlVlCDl2E CLASS LIST llmvunl lkxuxflluy. lilm-amol' limlllvy, lip-itll llrz1slx:11', Bla11'gurut Bmurlst mx, livffj' BI'Ul'llllk'l , ,Xllrelt liwlisim-fflc. 1Im'g'z1 x Bl'llQll1'l', li-fn llmulxs, Mzxlufl llrmnl, Mmlzllynn llrmvn, R1-X lim mn, lvilllilfet' Blllllllll, l l.vrll- lglIl'i4lllY2llI, ,Xnxm l3r1l'g:11x, William lkuslum, Rivlmaml liutlf-V, llzxm-l lgllllt'l', rlllillllfil llutlm-r, llzlllmlwllv Vzxlllwvll, ll:u'1'ictr lump, Xlilfj l nrlilf-. lffzarl i':x1-mzlc-li, lizllluryu 4'lwl'x',x', 'I'lm1x1z1s 1 lluurv. lfclitlx K'l11'ixIiz1mu11, .lzwli Vlilwlwll, lflnmzl tmly. xll'2'llllIl C'ut'l'ivl1l. Maxine lkulllllg Umm Kmulfnl, Louie Umli, l'l1a1'lus tkmlx. ll4'1'sc l1el Umlf. xYll'Q'llll2L lmllu-x', Rlllll Un 0-V, l'x':1m'. Dick Jo 4xuxx'fu1'cl, Paul Vurtis, Vlxsivlx. Vufll-1' Vzxrl L00 llulwell September, 'l937 lJz1lx'.x'r111wlw. Paul llnll-y. l,2lXYl'l'IlL'U llzwtlm. Ill-lwl' llugw. l,llC'llll3 lmsw. Murinnnw lmviflsmm. liill'lIl'.Vl1 lPLlYlS. lmmxlxl limmrml, l.e1-my llvmlxvr, L'lzx1'vr1w- llivlwlis, Milllrcal lbulmrn. I.m'illc liuwnilll. ljlm G1-1 Ilrw-smx. lJ4-lwluw lllllSlIl'g', llulwlv lllnmingr. .lul- lilu-1'tS. llm'1l1'il-Itzl lic'l1lm', Paul liinln-lnlt. Wlllizlm lilsluml, lim vrl-x lilrlwr. X ll'2'lIll2l I-Illiutt. llumlll lfllivltf, llmzlliu l-hlimx', lgilljl. lQiI'ir'li. llzu'1'Ax' lfzllcwuxn-1' lim-ru'iu l-1-lluws. lillu .lzmu lfulxtwxl, Ihmzxlll lfifir, Orvl lfixlwxx ,Xl'Illlll' lSl2lll4'l'l.V, Yllllllil lflmlmlll. llumtlmlx' lfrvlm-lx, .luck l m'wzuwl, Dun Flux, llulwrf lf'1'z11m0sc'u1x. R040 lfxw-sexo. liutlu l l't'llK'll, I'vx'1'5' l4'1'm1, llwtry lfx-Aw, Ntillllll Fullcrtrm, .luycwz llaxrrismx. lizlywlmml Hviwlmg Rulwrt tlordvs, KIm':':u'ut Gmwlts, Elllllffl Glurflclmfl, Bllll'-lklflll Glmflvll, Bulb f,4u'4lm1, Slzlnev , tlfmxwmtvixn, lillll 1'Im'lm1I1, MzlI'::':1x'vY Hutt, ,lmms liuttlmzlrmlt, livlrh Ilriswmlfl. iinllliu fQllSl2lfSUIl, lhuualnl tillrzwillm' Slwx-ry flllzxn, ,X11gvlim- llzxinlinv. l.vi2'lmm llzxlyu-1'n. llvlvn llzllmmlr, Wzxlxrlyln-11v llzxxwlis, Billy' llzllxmllfyv, llilllx llumlllgv. lhvlvl-rr llzms-fn. Mzuwin ll2ll'Il-V. llvtt-x' llzmlhv. Flair llzlwis, l,m-1'z1im- llzulwll. Hwvmlulvn lluy. Blzlrifwiw- ll.-mlm-. B4-W-1'l.x' lll'IIkll't'll, Sluirlm' llm-llo1't. l5LlVUl'lj' llivlas, lbumtlly' llill, ,lm-un lllYliL'ifl'lllIl. lun Male llillslu-x'g'v1', Allu-Mal llmlqmn, Rmvlwrt llullzmrl. litm Nlzw llulluywrsw, llulmurt llulmuf, Nl1ll'jkll'lC lllmlnxggralin. Dulv lluml, Rulwrt llwrfr. lic-tty .ivan llm'sI'. llnluws Ilmmriznn, .lar-k l lUXY1ll'll. Betty' llugrgfius, llnlmwe llllpfllvi. lmlc 1nL:'ul1l, llvn l5z1zu'l1Nel1, lhmlwrt .1114-Ulu, l3v:1t1'iL-u .l:lc'ul1s. Natalie .Iz1L:'u'+-v, llumtlxy .Ionswn, Kicmlll Julmsam, .Xnmllml .lul1l1sm1. livttg .llllxm-m. liillj' Nl. Julnmm. l-Itllcl Jullllsml, livvzlliluilx .Iulmmu, lizltlwrim- .lnlms1m, 5lax1'j:n'iQ .Imum Ruin-1'r .lmwa Wzlymxu Just. lleln-11 lil-lringj. Willium lil-x'lwx'ix1:', lhvlr-wt Kvrlx-1'. llulwrt liivh-V. wlurll-lx liimlwl. l'Zllll4,'l'l!ll' liimlwll. lbmmlll Kipp. llvlry liittilwn, llwllwlllj' Iiittilsm-11. llvlml liluvc, lluwzlrll lfulll. lluln-VT limntx, lfzlirll lxruw, l:.z11m- llzlxxllmfgla, Paul l,zu1:xg:l1a1n, .hum-N I.2Xl1l.I'l'llll21L'l1l'l'. Plxrvlli lnlllllilll. ,X1'Il1111' l.z1wl1m'n, 0. J. l.IlXYsUll, Mau'-v l.l-flvr, l1:u'jm'lv l.n-rcll, llumxlll 1.11-1, 1IQ1l'Q,'il1'l3t 1.i111111111'gI, 151111 1,1111lQ'1I1LlI1l1. Dwiafln' 1.1111111153 12011011 1,11l11111114T, Dale 1,i11d41f-1'fc-r, John 1.i11n, Rayn1o11d Llnyd, Marjorie l11111s11, RF1j'11101lK1 1.111n11s, Frmlli 1.111c'z1s, Dick 1,j'UI1S, Dorothy l1v.Xr111111s, Fo1'1'Qs1 111cC'1111nf1ll, G11111evi11vc B11-lJ1111i111, John B1c'B1z111i1l, Al'I1lll1' Mg-Nc-111y, Mmgiv B12lC2l1l1SO, .1ose11l1i11c1 3I1111de1ko, Ma1',ga1'c-1 312l1'C1lS, Sylvia M:11'1i11lie, Bruce B1a11'1'f1, Irene B1111'ti11, Nona N12l11101'1f', N10lY11l 312111111-XVS, T111111111e Mz1tts1111, Betty M11Its11n, 1211111 N1L1l1f'l'iQ'1', A111121 :11iLlll'llS, 11r1he1't 31l'1'1XVOI1lC1', 111111115 M11sf111111', RRYIIIOHI1 1111t1-1111, Bud M11yf111', 1'Jo1'11t11y Mifflin, D111 Mil1111111sf1, Felix Hinges, John Blisfaxites, No11i1'1 31111l1111, .10a111'-1111 R1111111,1', Francis 11111141.13 Yiolvt K1111'41,1', Wil1111111 M111'g'1111, Mary 11,11-1'h, C 1a1'ic'e M11-1's, 1'11111L'1' 111,1'111's, C1if'1'01'd Nfilitkll, F0011 N11w1111, Dolnres Xiclmlson, U11-11n Nic11o1sf111. 1111111 N1111111, Betty Xl'J1'1l1Oj'1P, .1111111-s X111'mo5'1e, 1111s11111111'V 0111113 Vernon Olson, Mary 111111-11 O1'z111gP, Jamvs 0511or11e, Yi1'gggi11i:1 Ostort, Pzlrkc 1.1111 Oswald, 31Zl1'j01'1U 1'111'idon, .luck Peebles, Yi1'g'i11i11 Pells, Harry 1'e1'lii11S, 1'1'isci11:1 P1-te1's11n, 111111111 1J01IQ1'S01l, 1111111111 Pvttit, Dmiald Pewe, M1111r1111n Pierce, Ja111114 1'11'111211'111, 1111111 1'ir111111111, Ric-1121111 P1111111, Albert 1'1111t11cf1s, Yix'iz111 1'111'te11', 17101121111 1'111't111'f1f1l11, T111-111111 P11s11te1'i, 1irm1111111',1' Prescott, xv1Y11l11 Q11aintance, B111 R.1111ey, 1111112111 lived, Cecil 111111f1, 1ftl1t'1XYj'1I R111111, Irwin 11114-hlie, .1111111110 1111y11v71Lls. 110111 Rinck. 13111 11i111'11u11, 311111 H1-:111 1101111lS1'JI1, 1111111113 111111, 1.1ii1'V11f' I111g'r11's, 1ic1111o111 Rolfe, 1141111111 111,1sc111l1111'g, 111:11'g1111'11t 11ol11l11l111w11, 1111111211 Rush, -111111114 Russ, l'11z11'1111141 11115s111'11c11c. l'111'11l Ryan, 1421211110 llyclor, 1111111111 Sahath, 13l'1'112L1'l1 Sahhe, 0111111511 Sa1e1'11O, .1051-111111111 Sii1Pl'1l0, S11111 SZll1Z1l1il1l. 111111 5211121111115 1111111 SC11aid111', S11i1'111y SC11aff11', Blair Svhatx. -111s111111 SC11P1'Cl', S11L'1'111211l Sc11mi11t, X1k'1X111 SC11110411', 1111111111 Sc111,1Q1i111', M1111 Scott, l'112l1'1L's Scott. 1111111111 Sevfvlrlf, 1iz1t11111'i1111 SQ11L'I'S, 31111111111 Settle, lC11-:111111- Sewell, ,K1x'c1'1111 SOX11, Rnssvll Shank, 11111111111 Shaw, Y111111 Shaw, 11111121111 Shea. 11l'2l11l'11Lf Sl1Q1f1'e11, 151,111 Shf11t1111, 11111111111 ShQ1'1'111'd, 15111ty Sh1111'1111111', 11t111l'1'1 Si111mo11, l111s11111111'ic hliaggpgs, 1111111111 Smith, 111111011 Smirh. .111z111i111 S11ive11,1', 1111111 311111151 111m-1 Sonlvrs, 1l111'11t11y So11,g'o1', B12l1'1l' S1IL'1111l'11S. -1111111 S1L1p11c11s4111, 1i12L111'1lC ST111111e1111, '1'11111 S1115-lii11Q, 1.114'i11c Stf111X'111', 11'ill1c1'Y St1wo1111111'. 1J111'11tl15' St1'ick1111111, .1a11n S1l'1I111, 11C1'1l11'L' SYll1l1'f, 111-11141511 Stnrgill, 1111111121 Sncllmv, Billy Snvss, 11ir'11z11'41 Sllllillliif, 1112l.1'y Swank, 114111111121 Sw1111s1111, .12l11C1 Sn'1111s1111, 1,111111z11'41 Syf111111', Ilnris '1'111111v1'. 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Bueusrnnn 'MELEHI 0' I FCI: Ei?EE?5SMW mv Q QQUT Q O0 V 0 OQQESQQQQQ NM . 36 Cf - lg xvff PQQ :Ng QWQXOQQT ' MALTE i worosmuims Mu: A Ram- sc-moP5 f .:: ZE1:' C E- I XD 45581.00 2 fx, l WM!! -Ti -W-3 Qgcgfggwoo mx Q af Ls, I Gnd 1 WR M1J'41fDlF'IENfL?v1R2M7 N652 -4 ' -' SPARKLING INDI X 'IDUALITY-You End it in Bureau- ' ' , , ' f 1 'L ,.l- lxuflt fxnnuulk ...... Beauty of Dc5fgn- Qualify of I ' N -H Engraving-Llistinrfion of Yyzeme .... Dan? mercfy fl -1, V' A H W . dream of xuc-ll an AIIHUGI. Let . I' ii - H CRAFT fish: you mafze it a Reafity. , ' VZ. u'cfnv1'!eyourcorrenponrfencr. Let 1 i us fell-you what ' ,V I J -un Tia. .4 ' I I mne a b olls MINN FACULTY 1. Study in Study period. 2. Shantz. 3. Mertz again. 4. Pale green. 5. 'vVinning smile 6. Characteristic poie. 7. Rozy frowns. 8. Light Green. 9. How Krick got her AE. Io. Hump says Schutz. II. Pensive pose. I2H. Parrish the thought. I2b. Contains what? 13. Ah, ah no flirting. 14. Heavy drinker. 15. Miss Pete explains. 16. XV1'ight oft guard. 17. Slice of Doxey 18. Grrr! 19. ??? 20. Faculty potpourri. 22. Itch? 23. Metcalf straightens tie. 23. Bode stares Sk 5 J ill, MJ l 11 ,' lr y , -W-s...,....u. 'V Owen B. Wright, Principal. Virginia Bode, Gym. Sarah l,airayvay,i English. Ada Blanche Lauck, English. Ruth Blanchard, Journalism, English. Florence Casten, Art, Home Economics. Carolu Schutz, English. Alverda Doxey, English. Cora Stoddard, English. Malvina M. Caloine, French, Spanish. Lyal VVesterlund, English. Georgia T. First, Latin. Emilie C. Mertz, English, German. George Baird, Biology, Chemistry. VV. L. Kimmel, Biology. Ethel Mae Krueger, Biology. J. Hervey Shntts, Physics, Biology. f KP X i cf QCA-wh X. - fvgyg,-,Lg..4...4.r,f-6 . ,- M , LF Eva Irvine, History. Florence'iLiehbe, History. P. J. Martin, History. Julien Peterson, Mathe- matics, History. John H. Shantz, Social Studies. Hazel Parrish, Mathematics. Eva Robb, Mathematics. Carrie Ekblad, Shorthand, Typing. I. M. Huckins, Typing, Account- ing, Business Training. E. S. Metcalf, History, Economics, Business Arithmetic. Martha Miller, Shorthand, Typing. Charlotte Stone, Accounting. Bliss Maple, Home Economics. David Borth, Printing. J. R. Clark, Mechanical Drawing. Earl Peoples, VVoodvvork. George C. Rausch, Machine Shop. ' r Q R3 , fs W , . K Y +- W 5 li y if 1 , X I A .. Xl 4x ' 1 X x L, Agp.,-44' L.- Bessie Bladel, Lib ary? f, if-PL Office. lAnna L. Groth, Study Hall. Florence Lee Cafeteria. Ruth Maucker, Study Hall. Erla VVilliams, Office. G. A. Berchekas, Band. Sara Mae Mclilhinney, Art. William G Rozeboom, Vocal Music. Dorothy Peterson, Public Speaking. Kenneth Greene, Gyrn. Elizabeth Koehler, Office. VV. E. Scantlebury, History. ff N N v X' f fx' K I a W mw yg l 11-11-1-1 Ti-25 iii-4 Vlllsfwgw JH F il Gggggygf ..', ml 1 'V N' H xxx x Q Q' 'S A 09 f 3 w. vw is X 4 X C W ig? W SEIXIIGRS 1. XVh:1tE wo funny, gals? 2. Hold l6ITl, Dick. 3. Confe1'e11ce-quiet, please! 4. I fall flown and go boom. 5. No Body? 6. Colltemplations. 7, A1l111i1'ations. 8. Suphiniczltions. 9. lla-Ha. IO. VVhy, lien! II. Mule or female? 12. Peekin' in. Ig. Iloixe Lalf. 14. The Stew-flant. 15. Hello. 16. Dunk flrup it. 17. Looking for foniething? 18. S .... 19. Flirt. 20. Two-faceml? 21. Oh-oh. CROSS, CARROLL National Athletic Honor Society, Track 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3. HAYMAKER, JAMES Alpha Club, Senate 1, 3, Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Ten- nis 2, 3 CQuad-City Doubles Cham- pion 3, Northwest Doubles Repre- sentative 3j, Blackhawk Tribe 2, 3, Oratory 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3,- Iunior Class Plays 2, Dramatic Club Play 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Senior Class Vice-President. MCWILLIAMS, LEONARD Senior Honor Roll. MURRAY, LIONEL Senior Honor Roll. JANUARY GRADUATES ASAY, HELEN BAKER, EDWARD BROMBERG, BETTY Alpha Club 1. U FEDDERSON, ROBERT Transferred. HULL, WILLIAM MATHEVVS. LORRAI N li MORTIER, ART ll U R ALL SBROVV, PA ULINE Alpha Club 1, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3 QV Pres. 2j. , BARNET, DAVID CRANE, DOROTHY N , NELSON, NOVELLA PETTIT, DOROTHEA Alpha Club, Home Economics Club, G. A. A. 3. SCHWEGLER, ROY NIELSEN, VVILLIS POLIER, BRUCE Boys' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Alpha Club, Track 1, 2, Science Club 2, 3, Black- hawk Tribe 2, 3. SHAPIRO, IRVING Senior Honor Roll. SNYDER, JACK WATTS, EILEEN VVILSON, ROBERT Senior Honor Roll. VVILSON, LOIS THEUS, HARRY i WEINSTEIN, BERNICE Frolic 2, Dramatic Clu ate 2. VVILSON, ELEANOR ZARUB, ROBERT b2,3 0- fr 1 . .ov 'f' ' ARMSTRONG, MARJORIE G. A. A. 3, French Club 2. I K , BARKER, STANFORD Brand 1, 2, 3 fMgr. 35, Glee Club w2,' 3, Orpheus Club 3, Light Opera ff Ccastl 3, Senate 3. BAVVMANN, MIRIAM Alph ,Clirb, Home Economics Club 1, and'?'i, 2, 3 fofficer 2, 35. Girls' Hi- CJ, 2, 3, Bi-VVeekly Stal? 2, An- nual Staff 3, Blackhawk Tribe 3, G. A. A. 3. BEALER, RUTH Home Economics Club 3, G. A. A. 3. SENIOR ACTIVITIES ACUNO, BISANTO ALDEN, JOHN Transfered in Sophomore year from XVyoming, Iowa. Basketball 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3. ANDERSON, ERNEST Band I, 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3 fTreas. 3j, Glee Club 2, 3, Orpheus Club 3, Operetta 1, 2 forchestra lj, Light Opera Ccastj 3, Senior Honor Roll. .aux AVRICK, ROCHELLE German Club 3. BARTH, ROSEMARY 'I Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Ushers' Club 2, Bi-VVeekly Staff 2, Annual Staff 3, Blackhawk Tribe 3, G. A. A. 3. BEALER, DOROTHY I Latin Club 2, Dramatic Club 3, Sci- ence Club 3, G. A. A. 3. BEERS, CHARLENE Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, Blackhawk Tribe 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Light Opera 3, Senior Honor Roll. AGUE, TED Alpha Club, Track 1, Football 1, Senate 2, Frolic 2, Boys' Hi-Y 2, 3, Blackhawk Tribe 2, 3 IV.-Pres. 3j, Dramatic Club 3, Glee Club 2, 3 CTreas. 35, Orpheus Club 2, 3, Op- eretta Qcastj 2, Light Opera Ccastl 3, Senior Ring Committee, Senior Honor Roll. ALTHOUSE, CHARLES Alpha Club, Boys' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, In- tramural Basketball 3, Blackhawk Tribe 3, Ushers' Club 3, Senior Honor Roll, ANDERSON, LEILA Alpha Club, Frolic 1, Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, Speech Class Play 2, Dramatic Club 2, 3, G. A. A. 3, Glee Club 2, 3 fTreas. 3j, Madrigal Club 3, Op- eretta Qcastj 2, Light Opera 3, Sen- ior Honor Roll. BEHN, LOUISE Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, Camera Club 3, Science Club 3, Dramatic Club 3, G. A. A. 3, Blackhawk Tribe 3, German Club 3, Girls' Golf Tour- nament. BERG, KENNETH BIRCH, EVELYN Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Blackhawk Tribe 2, 3, Camera Club 3, G. A. A. 3. BENDT, ALYCE Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, German Club 2, 3, Bi-Weekly Staff 3, Senior Honor Roll. BERTELSEN, BILL Boys' Hi-Y 1, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Science Club 3. BLACK, JUNIOR Senate 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2. BLAND, GERTRU DE BLITZ, GOLDIE 7 ' Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y 2, G. A. A. 3, Senior Honor Roll. BLUNCK, EDITH German Club 1, 2, 3. BONINO, JOHN Boys' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Senate 1, 2, 3, junior Class President, Bi-Weekly Staff 2, Annual Staff 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3 fPres. 35, Business Mgr. of Speech Class Plays 2, of Junior Class Play 2, and of Dramatic Club Plays 2, 3, Senior Class President, Senior Ring Committee. BLASIG, PHILIP B B B Football 1, 2, 3 CCaptain 3j, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Lette1'men's Club 3 CPres.j, Senior Ring Committee. I I LOOM, GERTRUDE Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y I,2,3 CTreas. 31, Blackhawk Tribe 2, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Speech Class Play 2, Sen- ior Ring Committee, Senior Honor Roll CSal atorianj. ,X OHMAN, BETTY Alpha Club, Home Economics Club I, 2, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Blackhawk Tribe 2, 3. OYD, EDVVARD Alpha Club, Track 1, Frolic 1, 2, Tennis 2, Latin Club 2, 3 CPres. 33, Science Club 3, Senate 3. BROVVN, HAROLD Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 2. BUTTERFIELD, BETTY Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. Blackhawk Tribe 2, Bi-VVeekly Staff 2, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Senior Honor Roll. CAMP, KEITH Boys' Hi-Y I, 2, 3. CAPMAN, MICKEY Senate 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Football 3, Senior Class Plav 3. BRAATEN, ROGER Track I, Dramatic Club 2, 3. BRAMLETT, VIVIAN Band 1, 2, Home Economics Club 2, Dramatic Club 2, Senior Honor Roll. BROTMAN, LUCILLE Alpha Club, Girls, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Blackhawk Tribe 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Light Opera 3, Declamation 3, Senior Hon- or Roll. , BURTON, RUTH G. A. A. 3, Home Economics Club 3. ' BY SINGER, MARY Alpha Club, Frolic 1, Senate 2, 3, Dramatic Club 3, Senior Ring Com- mittee. CANNAM, ROBERT CARLSON, ALBERT Ushers' Club 3. BRADFORD, MARYLYN Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Senate 2, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Black- hawk Tribe 3. U- . l BRENT, VIRGINIA Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y, 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Bi-Weekly Staff 2, Black- hawk Tribe 2, 3, Camera Club 3. BROWN, BETTY Alpha Club, Girls, Hi-Y I, Glee Club 2, 3, Madrigal Club 3, Light Opera 3, Senior Honor Roll. CARLSON, MARIAN Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y I, Latin Club 3, G. A. A. 3. CARP, HERMAN Bi-VVeekly Staff 2. CHANEY, MARJORIE Alpha Club CSec.l, Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 3 QV.-Pres. 2, Cabinet 2, 35, Sen- ate 1, 3 CSec. 35, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Blackhawk Tribe 3, Glee Club 3, Light Opera 3, Senior Honor Roll. CARLSON, MAYNARD Camera Club 3, Science Club 3. CHANDLER, ROBERT Alpha Club, Boys' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Sophomore Class Secretary, junior Class Play 2, Bi-VVeekly Staff 2, An- nual Staff 3, Dramatic Club 3, Ush- ers' Club 3, Senate 3. CHEEK, GUSSIE Alpha Club, Glee Club 2, 3, Madri- gal Club 3, Light Opera 3, Senior Honor Roll. CHINLUND, ROSALIE G. A. A. 3. CHRISTIAN SEN, JEANNE CORYELL, DOROTHY Alpha Club, Home Economics Club 3, G. A. A. 3 CBoardj. COX, LAURA G. A. A. 3. CHRISTENSEN, ARTHUR Band I, 2, 3. COCHRANE, ARLENE Alpha Club, G. A. A. 3. COVEY, ELINOR Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Blackhawk Tribe 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Light Opera 3, G. A. A. 3, Senior Honor Roll. CRALLE, MARGUERITE Girls' Hi-Y r, 2, 3, Science Club 2, Blackhawk Tribe 2, 3, Home Eco- nomics Club 3, Senior Honor Roll. DARKENVVALD, JEANNE Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y 1, Frolic 1, Glee Club 2, 3, Operetta 2, Light Opera 3. DAVIS, CHANNON German Club 1. Senate 2, Ushers' Club 2, 3. DEISENROTH, ANNA MARIE Girls' Hi-Y 1, junior Class Secre- tary, Senate 2, Bi-VVeekly Staff 2, Speech Class Play 2, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Operetta 2, G. A. A. 3 fboardl, Annual Stat? 3, Senior Ring Committee, Senior Honor Roll. DE MUYNCK, DOROTHY German Club 1, 2, 3. CRIST, RICHARD Boys' Hi-Y 1, Football 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 3. CRONAU, JOHN Golf 1, 2, 3, German Club 1, 2, Bi- Weekly Staff 2, Annual Staff 3, Sen- ior Ring Committee, Senior Honor Roll. CUTTER, TOM Senate 1, Speech Class Play 2, Junior Class Play 2, Bi-Weekly Stai 2, Dramatic Club 3. DAVIDSON, ERMA Senior Honor Roll. DAVIS, EVA G. A. A. 3. DE KOSTER, ALICE A Bi-VVeekly Staff 2, G. A. A. 3 fboardj. DENECKERE, JEROME 1, Track I, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Letl-V termen's Club 3, Senior Honor k ,, x X,-A I CROMPTON, KENNETH CULLISON, IMOGENE Bi-WVeekly Staff 2, G. A. A. 3. DANIELSON, BEVERLY Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, G. A. A. 3, Cam- era Club 3, Blackhawk Tribe 3, Sci- ence Club 3, Senate 3, Senior Honor Roll. DE SCHINCKEL, DELPHINE Home Economics Club 1, 2, Bi Weekly Staff 2, G. A. A. 3. DIEROLF, LEONARD Band 1, 2, 3. DOHRN, EVELYN Band I, 2, 3, Girls' Hi-Y 3, G. A A. 3. DE WALSCHE, DOROTHY Alpha Club, Girls, Hi-Y I, Senior Honor Roll. DOBRY, BETTE Attended Senn High School, Chi- cago. Q , ,xwf I I 'l'Q, . r 3 My DUNHAM, MADGE Band I, 2, 3, Camera Club 3, Senior Honor Roll. 1 A f KVM P , y H . I V fl W' DURLING, ESTHER Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Bi-VVeekly Staff 2, Science Club 2, Home Economics Club 2, 3, Dra- matic Club 3, Blackhawk Tribe 3, G. A. A. 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Light Opera 3, Senior Honor Roll. DYE, VVILLIAM Alpha Club, Boys' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Bas- ketball I, Football 1, Track 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Science Club 3. EDVVARDS, ROBERT Alpha Club, Basketball 2, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Boys' Hi-Y 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Senate 3, Blackhawk Tribe 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Operetta 3, Light Opera 3, Orpheus Club 3. EN GELAND, BERNARD A f xiii,-af , J, PDI ,lfvtfl DUYVEJONC , R E Senate 1, Track 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Camera Club 3, Lettermen's Club 3, Senior Honor Roll. ED, PHYLLIS Alpha Club, Girlsl Hi-Y I, 2, 3 fSec. 3j, Blackhawk Tribe 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Light Opera 3, Senate 3, Dra- matic Club 3, Speech Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 3, Madrigal Club 3, Senior Honor Roll. ELLIOT, RICHARD Alpha Club, Boys, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Blackhawk Tribe 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Science Club 3. ERBSTEIN, EARL French Club 3. M ESKEVV, GWENDOLYN FALKOVITCII, LENA Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, G. A. A. 3. FARRAR, REGINE FERCJNG, BETTY Alpha Club, Sophomore Class Presi- G- A- A- 3, 5CI1i0f Honor Roll dent, Senate 1, 2, Girls' H-Y 1, 2, 3, Blackhawk Tribe 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Speech Class Play 2, Bi- VVeekly Staff 2, Annual Staff 3, G. A. A. 3 fSec.j, Senior Honor Roll. FERONG, MARION FISHER, DALE G. A. A. 3. J .XJ i 'V Il . XJ ..!. -f FLODEEN, CARL FORSETH, DE LORES FORVVAR D, FRANK Alpha Club, Boys' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 QV.- Pres. 2, Pres. 32, Football 1, Basket- ball 2, Blackhawk Tribe 2, 3, Senate 3, Golf 3. Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3 CSec. 2, Treas. 35, G. A. A. 3. FRANCK, HOVVARD Alpha Club, Frolic 1, 2, Blackhawk Tribe 2, 3, Boys' Hi-Y 2, 3, Dra- matic Club 2, 3, Speech Class Play 3, Junior Class Play 2, Senior Class Play 3, Dramatic Club Play 3, Sen- ior Dramatic Honors, Glee Club 1, 2, 3 fLibrarian 2, Sec. 31, Orpheus Club 2, 3, R. I. H. S. Male Quartet 2, 3, Operettas 1, 2, Light Opera Ccastj 3, Senior Class Secretary, Se- nior Ring Committee, Senior Honor Roll. FRANSEN, CECELIA FREISTAT, JACK Bi-Weekly Staff 2, Dramatic Club 3, Science Club 3, Senior Honor Rall. Attended Moline High School in Sophomore and Junior years. Black- hawk Tribe 3, Dramatic Club 3, Boys' Hi-Y 3, Senior Honor Roll. FROUDE, MARY ANN FRY, BARBARA Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Science Club 2, Home Economics Club 3, Senior Honor Roll. Alpha Club, Frolic I, Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 3 fCabinet 2, 35, Glee Club I, 2, 3 fPianistj, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Blackhawk Tribe 2, 3, Speech Class Play 2, Senior Class Play 3, Senate 2, Senior Honor Roll. GARRITY, THOMAS French Club 1, 2. GLORFIELD, MILDRED Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 Dramatic Club 3, Spanish Club 3, G. A. A. 3. GOLDMAN, STANLEY Alpha Club, German Club 2, Black- hawk Tribe 3, Dramatic Club 3, Senior Ring Committee, Senior Hon- or Roll. fn! Nj 331 U GERLICH, DELBERT German Club 1, Basketball 3. GMEHLE, SHIRLEY Attended Polo High School, Polo, Illinois, in Sophomore and junior years. Girls' Hi-Y 3, G. A. A. 3. GREENLEAF, BETTY Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Bi- Weekly Staff 2, Annual Staff 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Speech Class Play 2, Junior Class Play 2, Black- hawk Tribe 2, 3 CSec.-Treas.j, French Club 2, 3 CSec.-Treas.j, Dec- lamation 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Operetta 2, Light Opera 3, Senate 3, Senior Ring Committee, Senior Honor Roll. GRISVVOLD, ROBERT GROSS, HELEN Bi-Weekly Printers' Staff 2, Ad- vanced Printers' Club 3. GUSKE, MAX Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3. GUSTAFSON, JANE Football I, Science Club 3, Black- Alpha Club, Glflsl Hi-Y I, 2, 3, hawk Tribe 2, 3. GUTIERREZ, PEDRO HAINLINE, DICK Basketball I, Tennis I, 2, 3 fNorth- west Conference 1, 2, 35, Senate r, 2, 3 CPres. 35, Annual Staff 3, Ora- tory 3, Lettermen's Club 3, Popu- larity Contest winner 3, Dramatic Club 3, Speech Class Play 3, Dra- matic Club Play 3, Senior Class Play 3, Senior Dramatic Honors, Senior Honor Roll. Dramatic Club 3, Senior Honor Roll. HAALK, DOROTH Y Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Home Economics Club 2, 3, Dra- matic Club 3, G. A. A. 3. HALL, HARBER Attended Moline High School in Sophomore and Junior years. Ten- nis 3, Boysl Hi-Y 3, Blackhawk Tribe 3, Dramatic Club 3, Annual Staff 3. X 'r 'il A Cp yas, HEBER, HELEN HERGET, IONE Alpha Club 1, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, Ger- man Club I, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 3, G. A. A. 3. HILLER, HOVVARD Alpha Club, Boys' Hi-Y 1, 2, Cam- era Club 2, 3 fPres. 35, Speech Class Play 3, Senior Ring Commit- tee, Senior Honor Roll. HOARE, MARGARET Alpha Club, Girls, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Latin Club CV.-Pres.5, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Dramatic Club Play 2, Science Club 3, French Club 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Operettas 1, 2, Light Opera 3, Senior Ring Committee, Se- nior Honor Roll. HALLGREN, SHIRLEY Extemp 1, 2, Blackhawk Tribe 1, 2, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 fCabinet 2, Pres. 35, Senate 2, Declamation 2, 3, Dra- matic Club 2, 3, Speech Class Play 2, Dramatic Club Plays 2, 3, Junior Class Play 2, Senior Class Play 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3 fSec. 35, Madrigal 3, Operetta 2, Light Opera fBusiness StafI5 3, D. A. R. Good Citizenship Award, Popularity Contest winner 3, Senior Dramatic Honors, Senior Honor Roll. uf' HANDLEMAN, DAVID Alpha Club,'Glee Club 2, 3, Opfretta 2, L'gl1t 'pera 3, Dramatic C ub 3, Speeichldgtss Play 2, Dramatic Club Play! 2, 3, Junior Class Play 2, Sen- iot' Honor Roll. A . J 1 HARRIS, ZEIVEL Alpha Club, Blackhawk Tribe 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Speech Class Play 2, Bi-VVeekly Staff 2, Annual Staff 3, Senior Honor Roll. . HEIDER, HELEN Alpha Club, Frolic I, Girls Hi-Y 1, 3. . ll ,A , if ,l , .V ff Q X - , v ,jiri J X1 Lfffdfldl I I HILL, RICHARD Camera Club 2, 3. W it A K' 3, , R Q HINCKLEY, NANCY Transferred from Detroit, Qichi- W gan, in Senior year. B,,lackhawk , . Q Tribe 3. F' is 3 Qs i HOBERT, ARLENE Q- A ,C , HALX, CELESTE Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y 2, G. A. A. 3, Senior Honor Roll. HARRIS, LEOTA MAE Alpha Club QV.-Pres.5, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 tTreas. 25, Senate 2, Bi- Weekly Staff 2 CEditor5, Annual Staff 3 CAssociate Eclitor5, French Club 3, G. A. A. 3 Cboard5, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Declamation 2, 3 CNorthwest Conference winner 2, 35, Speech Class Play 2, Junior Class Play 2, Dramatic Club Play 3, Senior Class Play 3, Senior Dramatic Honors, Senior Ring Committee, Senior Hon- or Roll. HATCH, LEON Track I, Camera Club 2, 3, Science Club 1, 2, 3 fPres. 35, Boys' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Senate 1, 2, 3, Senior Honor Roll. QLDLQ, 'Iliff i Annual Staff 3. - HOFFMAN, GERTRUDE if HORWIT y L SLIE HOWE, DOROTHY Alpha Club QV.-Pres.j, Science Club 2 CSec.j, junior Class Vice-Presi- dent, Speech Class Play 2, Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Blackhawk Tribe 3, Senate 3, De- bate 3, Madrigal Club 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3 CLibrarian 2, Pres. 35, Operetta 2, Light Opera 3, Senior Honor Roll. HOVET, LA VERNE HUDDLESTON, HAROLD Golf 1, Senior Honor Roll. HUDSON, EILEEQN Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, Home Economics Club 3, G. A. A. 3. HULSEN, HAZEL Attended East Moline High School in Sophomore and Juniors years. . ',,l HUlRT,'RALPH Bi-Weekly Staff Printer 2, 3, Ad- vanced Printers' Club 2, 3. HUSSONG, CLIFFORD Bi-Weekly Staff Printer 2, 3, Ush- ers, Club 2, Operetta forchestraj 2. .XX HUFFSTUTLER, HAZEL Attended East Moline High School in Sophomore and Junior years. HUMPHREY, DAVID HURT, ROLLIN Bi-Weekly Stall Printer 2, 3, Ad- vanced Printers' Club 2, 3, Senior Honor Roll. HUSTED, FRANCES Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y x, 2, 3, G. A. A. 3, Senior Honor Roll. JOHNSON, GUY JOHNSON, VVAYNE Alpha Club, Boys Hi-Y 2. JONESON, CAROLYN Alpha Club CV.-Pres.J, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3 CLib. 31, Light Opera fBusiness Stalfj 3, Blackhawk Tribe 3, Dramatic Club 3, Speech Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 3, Senior Honor Roll. KANE, DOROTHY Alpha Club, Spanish Club 3, Dra- matic Club 3, Senate 3. HYNES, JOHN IMIG ERNE.ST Alpha Club, Science Club 2, 3, Sen- ior Honor Roll. JACOBS, JEROME JAMES German Club I, 2, Camera Club 2, Alpha Club Gills H1 X I 2 Band 3, Bi-VVeekly Staff 2. 1 2 3 B1VVeekly Staff 2 Science JARRETT, OPAL JOHNSON EDWIN Bi-Weekly Staff 3, Blackhawk Tribe Alpha Club Science Club 2 Dra 2, 3, Senior Honor Roll. matic Club 2 3 Boys H1 X 3 JOHNSON, VIVIAN Home Economics Club I. JONES, MAXINE Transferred from Beardstown, Illi- nois. French Club, Ushers' Club 2 Band 2, 3, Senior Honor Roll. JUST, MARCELLA Attended St. Joseph High School Camera Club 3. KARR, LOUIS Band 1, 2, 3, French Club 1, 2, Bi 'Weekly Staff 2, Dramatic Club 2 Senior Honor Roll. KELLEY, VVOODFORD KEMP, GRACE Alpha Club, Basketball 1, Football Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. 1, Track 1, 2, Boys' Hi-Y KINCAID, MINNIE MAE KINSMAN. MARGARET Alpha Club, Spanish Club 3. Glee Clllb 2, 3, Light Opera 3, Girls, Hi-'Y 3. KLEINHEN, ROSE MARY KOHLER, HELEN Girls, Hi-Y I, 2, 3. Ffellffh Club 2 Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' fSec.-Treasurer5, Spanish Club 3 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. P , G. A. A. A Cres5 f1,l,,, .JVV j I 1 14 4 f KOIVISTO, AUNE KRASS, GLADYS Senate 1, G. A. A. 3. KRICK, JEAN Extemp Team I, 2, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 CCabinet 35, Speech Class Play 2, Dramatic Club 2, 3 CSec. 35, Blackhawk Tribe 2, 3 fPres. 25, Bi- Weekly Staff 2, Annual Staff 3, French Club 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Madrigal Club 3, Girls' Trio 3, Operetta CBusiness Staff5 3, Light Opera Ccast, Business Staff 35, Se- nior Class Play 3, Senior Honor Roll CValedictorian5. LANGHINRICH S, RICHARD Alpha Club fPres.5, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Blackhawk Tribe 1, 2, 3, French Club 1, 2, 3, Senate 1, Oratory 1, Debate 1, 2, 3 lCaptain 2, 35, Extemp 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3 QV.-Pres. 35, Boys' Hi-Y 2, 3 CV.-Pres.5, Glee Club 1, 2, 3 CAC- companist 15, Orpheus Club 1, 2, 3, Male Quartet 1, 2, 3 QAccompanist5, Operettas 1, 2, Light Opera fcast5 3, Speech Class Play 2, Junior Class Play 2, Dramatic Club Play 3, Sen- ior Class Play 3, Senior Dramatic Honors, Senior Honor Roll, LAWSON, THOMAS Alpha Club, Latin Club 2, Dramatic Club 2, French Club 2, 3, Bi-Weekly Staff 3. Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. KURTH, LILLIAN Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Science Club 2 3, Frolic 2, Senior Honor Roll. LAVENDER, BETTY Senate 1, Dramatic Club 3, Black- hawk Tribe 3, G. A. A. 3. LAYER, BETTY 1 LAYER, DOROTHY LINDBERG, ARNOLD Track I, Golf 1, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, Football 3, Lettermenls Club 3. LITTIG, ALICE LONG, DONNA Girls' Hi-Y 2, German Club 3. Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Blackhawk Tribe 2, 3, Speech Class .Play 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Operetta 2, Light Opera 3, Senior Honor Roll. LUNDAHL, DUANE LUNDBERG, ANNA MARIE Blackhawk Tribe 1, Golf Team 1, 2, 3 Qznd place in Northwest Con- ference 2j, Lettermen's Club 3, Se- nior Honor Roll. MCCASKRIN, JOE MCCULLEY, EVELYN Frolic I, 2, rffack 1, 2, Tennis 1, 2, Attended Moline High SCllOOl Soph- Lafin Club 2, 3, omore year. G. A. A. 3, Senior Honor Roll. McKAY, MILDRED MCDONALD, VIRGINIA I Alpha Club, Girls? Hi-Y I, Home FI'C1'1Cl1 Club 2, G. A. A. 3, S611101' Economics Club 2, Dramatic Club Honor Roll' 2, 3. MCKENZIE, VVILLIAM MCMILLAN, RUTH Alpha Club, Track 1, 2, Printers' German Club 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Club 2, 3, Light Opera 3, Senior Honor Roll. MCNEIL, WILLIAM Football 1, Track 1. MAGGID, JEROME Alpha Club CPres.l, Senate 1, Frolic 1, Oratory I, 3 QNorthwest Repre- sentative 3j, Speech Class Play 2, Senior Class Play 3, Bi-Weekly Stal? 3, Annual Staff 3, French Club 3 CPres.j, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Orpheus Club 2, 3, Male Quartet 2, Operettas I Ccastj, 2, Light Opera 3 fcastj. Dramatic Club 2, 3, Glee Club 3, Light Opera 3, Blackhawk Tribe 3. MANDEL, ,IENNIE Alpha Club, Latin Club 2, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, Senior Honor Roll. MARRE, VALDA G. A. A. 3, Senior Honor Roll. MASON, KENNETH Track I, Cross Country 2, 3. MARCUS, MILDRED Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, French Club 1, 2, 3, Blackhawk Tribe 2, Bi-Weekly Staff 2, Annual Staff 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Light Opera 3, G. A. A. 3. MARTIN, BUSTER MAUK, PAULINE Blackhawk Tribe 2, French Club 2, 3, Dramatic Club 3. 3 1 if pw' X I 1' MAXWELL, MIRIAM Alpha Club, Blackhawk Tribe I, 2, 3 CPres.j, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Bi- Weekly Staff 2, Annual Staff 3, Dra- matic Club 2, 3, Dramatic Club Play 3, Speech Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 3, Senior Ring Committee. MERCER, DODDIE Alpha Club, Home Economics Club 2, 3 fV.-Pres. 35, Speech Class Play 2, Bi-Weekly Staff 2, Dramatic Cluh 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Operetta 2, Light Opera 3, Senate 3, G. A. A. 3. MILLER, DONALD MILLHOUSE, HELEN them' MEINCKE, RICHARD German Club 1, 2. MICHELSON, OLIVE Home Economics Club 1, Ushers Club 2, G. A. A. 3. MILLER, HAROLD, 4 Qt ximjgx-1-1 1-:fm 7 N , MILTON, DOROTHY Alpha Club, Latin Club 2, 3 CTreas. 2, See. 35, Girls' Hi-Y 3, Camera Club 3, Dramatic Club 3, Senior honor Roll. r NELSON, ROBERT Football r, 3. P I NIELSON, RUTLR Alpha Cl , Blackhawk Tribe I, 2, 3 Glee 1, 2, 3, Light Opera 3, fsalatdi . NORRIS, DOROTHY Home Economics Club 2, 3. OHLWEILER, ROBERT Alpha Club, German Clulu 2, Boys' Hi-Y 2. Q xx! I l. ' fm 3,3 MITCHELL, WARREN Track 1, 2, 3 CCaptain 3l, Senate 1, 3, Speech Class Play 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Orpheus Club 2, 3, Operettas 1, 2, Light Opera 3, Senior Honor Roll. MOFFITT, WARREN MOHR, MARGARET MUMEY, FRANCES French Club 2, 3 CSec.-Treas. 31, Alpha Club, Girls' Home Economics Club 3, Senior Economics Club 1, 2. Honor Roll. ' -. -r.4.u.f NELSON, KENNETH Printers Club 2, 3, B Printer 2, Senate 3. NARES, RUTH Band 1, 2, 3, Bi-VVeekly Stall 2, Blackhawk Tribe 2, Dramatic Club 3. Hi-Y 1, Home A i-Weekly Staff NELSON, SHERVVOOD Band 1, 2, 3. NORMOYLE, BERNICE G. A. A. 3. 4. ,r OGLEBAYQKOBERT BQQS' Hifi' 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Light Czilera 3, Blackhawk Tribe 3, Drama ' Club 3. OSWALD, MARY JANE OVERMAN, DONALD Camera Club 2, 3, Science Cluh 2, 3, Annual Staff 3. PASSMORE, HELEN Alpha Club, Speech Class Play 2, Frolic I, Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 3 QCabi- net 3j, Blackhawk Tribe 2, 3, Ex- temp 2, 3, Senate 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Bi-VVeekly Staff 2 CEdi- torj, Annual Staff 3 CEditorj, Glee Club 2, 3, Madrigal Club 2, 3, Girls' Trio 3, Operetta fcastj 2, Light Opera Ccastl 3, Senior Honor Roll. PAUL, FRANCINE Home Economics Club I, 2, 3, G. A. A. 3. OWENS, ROBERTA PAUL, DICK Basketball I, Football I, 2, 3, Track I! 21 3' PEACOCK, ROLLAND Track I, German Club 2, 3. PEMBERTON, ELAINE Glee Club I, 2, 3, Operetta 2, Light Opera 3, Band r, 2, 3, G. A. A. 3 CPres.j, German Club 3 CPres.j. PETERSEN, MARGARET Band 1, 2, 3, Girls' Hi-Y r, 2, 3, Operettas forchestraj I, 2, Light Opera forchestraj 3, Science Club 2, 3, Senior Honor Roll. PLANTZ, TRUMAN Alpha Club, Frolic I, 2, Golf 1, 2, 3, Blackhawk Tribe 2, 3. PICKRON, ELSIE Latin Club 2, 3, G. A. A. 3 fboardl. PONTIKES, NICK POWELL, DON Alpha Club, Band I, 2, 3, Dramatic Boys' Hi-Y 1, Science Club 2, 3, Club 2, Speech Class Play 2, Junior Camera Club 3. Class Play 2, Boysl Hi-Y 2, 3, Cam- era Club 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3. RANBARGER, HELEN Bi-Weekly Staff 2. ROSENBERG, SIDNEY SACKFIELD, RICHARD S Alpha Club, Boys' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Camera Club 2. ANDBO, MARY JANE Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3, Black- hawk Tribe 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Speech Class Play 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Operetta CBusiness stalfj 2, Light Opera 3, Senior Honor Roll. RANBARGER, ROBERT Operetta Corchestraj 2, Science Club. RESCH, ELEANOR Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y 1, Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3, Frolic 2, G. A. A. 3. RITTENMEYER, DALE Football 1, 2, Senate 3. ROVVE, BETTY Alpha Club. SALSTROM, ALVIN Dramatic Club 2, 3, Stage Mgr. of Speech Class Plays 2, of junior Class Play 2, and of Dramatic Club Plays 2, 3, Senate 2, 3, Science Club' 3, Ushqrs' Club 3, Sem, 1Hpl1or Roll. .3 I ifkxx. X .K J1 ' x ' SANDERS, FITZGERALD German Club 1, Football I. SCHAFER, ANNE SCHAFER, HOLLIS Alpha Club, German Club 1, 2, 3. REED, MARLENE Boys' Hi-Y 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3 QV.-Pres. 31, Camera Club 3, Dra- matic Club 2, 3, Business Mgr. of Speech Class Plays 3, of Dramatic Club Play 3, and of Senior Class Play 3. RICHTMAN, JANIS Glee Club 2, 3, Maclrigal Club 2, Girls' Trio 2, Operetta 2, Light Opera 3. ROGERS, CHARLES Football 1, 2, Basketball I, 3, Track 2, 3, Lettermenls Club 3. xl M199 SCHINDLER, IANE Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 Blackhawk Tribe 1, 2, 3, French Club I, 2, Camera Club 2, 3, Dra- matic Club 2, 3, Speech Class Play 2, Bi-VVeekly Staff 2, Annual Staff 3, Senior Honor Roll. SCHULTZ, CHARLES SHERRARD, BEN Band I, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3 Blackhawk Tribe 2, 3, Boys' Hi-Y 3. SCHNEIDER, CAROL Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 3, Senior Honor Roll. SEEFELDT, JAMES Track 1, 2, 3. SLENTZ, ROBERT Band I, 2, 3, Senate 1, 3, Senior Honor Roll. Y f I, 3 1 ' 1' 'f I f - , , tsl' f xr W , 3 Nj X s SMITH, BRUCE Football 1, Boys' Hi-Y 1. SOUDERS, HELEN Sophomore Class Vice-President, Senate I, Band 1, 2, 3, Fencing Club 3, German Club 3, Blackhawk Tribe 3, Dramatic Club 3, Speech Class Play 3, Glee Club CAccompanistD 3, Senior Honor Roll. SPINSBY, ELLEN Girls' Hi-Y 2, 3 CCabinet 35, Dra- matic Club 2, 3, Speech Class Play 2, junior Class Play 2, Dramatic Club Play 3, Senior Class Play 3, Declamation 3, Senior Honor Roll. SUHR, MARIAN Transferred from Oshkosh High School, VVisconsin. Girls' Hi-Y 3, G. A. A. 3. SMITH, GEORGE Senate I, 2, Science Club 3, Senior Honor Roll. SOUTHVVOOD, DELORES Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Girl Scouts 2. STRAUSSE, GEORGE Band 1, 2. SULLIVAN, LINDA Attended Mayheld High School, Kentucky. Girls' Hi-Y 3, Blackhawk Tribe 3, Cheerleader 3. TERRY, DAVID Alpha Club, Boys' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, Track I, 2, 3, Bi-Weekly Staff 2, Annual Staff 3, Oratory 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Speech Class Play 2, junior Class Play 2, Dra- matic Club Play 3, Senior Class Play 3, Senior Dramatic Honors, National Athletic Scholarship Awarrl, Senior Honor Roll. THOMPSON, ROBERT Band 1, 2, 3, Camera Club 2, 3, Operetta Corchestraj I, Light Opera 3, Senior Honor Roll. TRAFTON, THOMAS French Club 3, Fencing Club 3, Sen- ate 3, Senior Honor Roll. URDANGEN, IRVIN 1 Ajwt A,QNL'1.f SUNINIERS, NIARLOVVE Alpha Club. SVVIM, DOROTHY Girl Scouts I, 2, 3, G. A. A. 3 Cboardj. TANNER, MILDRED Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, Sci- ence Club 3, Dramatic Club 3, G. A. A. 3. THOMPSON, OSCAR Attended Bardolph Community High School where he was president of his class. THORPE, JOE Football 1, 2, Track I, 2, Basket- ball 1, 2. I' 75 tl x TUFTS, DONALD Basketball I, 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3, Senate I, 2, 3, Tennis 3, Camera Club fMg1'.j 3. 3 VOELKER, MARGUERITE Alpha Club, Home Economics Club 1, 2, Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 3, G. A. A. Cboardl 3, Senior Honor Roll. SUTTERMAN, BERNICE Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Blackhawk Tribe 3, G. A. A. 3, TANNER, BETH Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, Glee Club 1,2, 3, Operetta 2, Light Opera 3, Senior Honor Roll. l TATE, JEANNE l l l I ,X VOGT, BUD Band 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Or- pheus Club 2, 3, Light Opera 3, Blackhawk Tribe 2, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Dramatic Club Play 2, Junior Class Play 2, Dramatic Club Play 3, Senior Honor Roll. VVARD, LENORA Band I, Science Club 3. C - A' , .- f f VVEINBERG, SYLVIA Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 3. N , t x l X, XVADSVVORTH, MARJORY G. A. A. 3. VVEIGAND, THERESA Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Blackhawk Tribe 2, 3, Bi-VVeekly Staff 2, Annual Staff 3, Camera Club 3, Senior Honor Roll. VVEINGARTZ, RICHARD Boys' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Fencing Club 3, Glee Club 3, Light Opera 3. WELCH, JEANNE Alpha Club, Band I, 2, Blackhawk Tribe 2, 3, Girls' Hi-Y 3, G. A. A. 3. WESTLUND, JOYCE Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y I, Frolic 1, Speech Class Play 2, Bi-Weekly Staff 2, Annual Staff 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Madrigal Club 2, 3, Operetta 2, Light Opera 3, Se- nior Honor Roll. VVILLIAMS, DOROTHY I WILLIAMSON, SIMON WESTCOTT, VVILLIAM Band I, 2, 3, Track I, Football I, Basketball 1, 2. WILLIAMS, BETTY Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y I, German Club 1, 2 CSec. 1, 25, Senate 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Madrigal Club 3, Op- eretta 2, Light Opera 3, Senior Honor Roll. sell 'H' WILLIAMS, LEVVIS Boys' Hi-Y 2, Science Club 2, Cam era Club 2, Senior Honor Roll. WINTER, KENNETH , Boys' Hi-Y 1. l .fl Y 4? I 5 WVINTERBOTTOM, ROBERT Football 3. WITT, RUTH Alpha Club, Girls' Hi-Y 1, 2, Black- hawk Tribe 2, 3, Bi-VVeekly Staff 2, Annual Staff 3, Dramatic Club 3, Science Club 3, G. A. A. 3, Senior Honor Roll. VVOOSLEY, BERNICE Attended Creston Senior High School, Creston, Iowa, in Sophomore and Junior years. I VVUNDERLICH, DICK Boys' Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Ger- man Club 2, Blackhawk Tribe 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Speech Clasi Play 2, Lettermen's Club 3. ZIEGLER, ANNA MARIE Home Economics Club I, G. A. A. 3 Cboard5, Senior Honor Roll. VVITHERSPOON, VERA WOOD, FAL Alpha Club, Football I, 2, Boys' Hi-Y 2, 3, Senate 1, 2, 3 QV.-Pres. 35, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Speech Class Play 2, Senior Class Play 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3 QTreas, 2, Pres. 35, Orpheus Club 3, Stage lyianager 3, Operetta Ccast5 2, Light Opera Qcast5 3, Senior Honor Roll. VVRIGHT, LESLIE Band I, 2, 3. VVYNN, GLENN Track I, Football 1. ZIMIVIER, PAULINE Alpha Club CSec.5, Blackhawk Tribe I, 2, 3, Girls' Hi-Y I, 2, 3 CSec. 15, Senate 1, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3 CTreas. 35, Speech Class Play 2, Latin Club 2 fSec.5, Camera Club 2, 3 fSec. 35, Bi-VVeekly Staff 2, Annual Staff 3, Senior Ring Corn- mittee, Senior Honor Roll. ROCK ISLAND I-IIGI-l SCHOOL MARC!-IES ON! Gee! Senior assembly. lt can not was. Seems only yesterday we yelled ourselves hoarse for good, old Rocky High. QEven dimmed the lights, oncelj Come to think of it, we had just loads of swell assembly programs this year. The Browne and Menely entertainers surely could tickle the ivories. Then, when various organizations were represented, we even let the little sophies declare them- selves in the form of the president of Alpha Club. Oh, and we can't forget Mr. Harry C. White, who gave an electrical demonstration on October 25, proving to the unbe- lieving sophies, Cseniors as well, though we wouldn't admit itj that black is white. Hm, we seniors knew it all the time. But everyone, seniors included, Was on the edge of his seat when Bflr. White nonchalantly tossed a 1,000 watt bulb up in the air, and Qthank heavensll caught it. He smilingly explained to us that there was enough explosive in it to blow up the whole school. A new school, tool We have to hand it to Professor William G. Rozeboom for directing our won- derful choir in the assembly November 19th. E-e-e-o-o-W-wi A blood-curdling scream rent the air, a crash, a shot, and the Hanscum players reached the climax of their thrilling murder-mystery which sent cold shivers up and down our spines. Remember the darling coeds from Drake University? It seems all the boys were intent upon going to Drake University after that assembly. I don't blame them. I sorta, been considerin' it myself, if their male quartet are examples of their college lads. The Frank and Hammond team struck the student bodyls fancy, too, it seems, with their variety of musical selections. More than one student walked out of honor awards assembly, beaming, and proud to possess a letter of Rock Island high school. Every one of them deserved it too. VVe salute you, boys. f'The worst fall of all, is when you fall in love,,' stated Dr. Tischner of Chicago, who enlightened many a student on the perplexing problems of love and friendship between high school boys and girls, January 31. Blessed with a fine sense of humor, her talk made a hit with student body and faculty, alike. The highlight of the Year was the amateur show put over in fine style by a prominent member of our faculty, Mr. Pete.', CML Peterson to you Sophiesj. Phil Blasig, as a black-faced comedian, Linda Sullivan, song-bird of the south, and our very competent Dick Hainline as master of ceremonies deserved high honors, along with every act accompanied by some swing music by the boys in the orchestra. The star dramatic club play, Pearls, was presented March 4 and we expect talent scouts from Hollywood to pounce on these stars any day now demanding that they sign on the dotted line. Welve been all over Europe and Alaska via films too. Tizzie Lisch, in the person of Harber Hall had us rolling in the aisles in the advertising program for the annual. The four C's campaign came through with flying banners, making for a better high school and student body. Chrysanthemums to Mr. VVright, our principal, who arranged all these fine assemblies. Hardly seems possible they're all over with. Since all good things must end, we leave the splendid forth- coming assemblies to our up-and-coming juniors and sophomores, and, with tears in our eyes, leave you to carry on. Rock Island High School lbiarches On! TI-IE JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM The Junior-Senior Prom is an important event and everyone eagerly anticipates this glorious occasion. No one ever looked forward to it more than the junior and senior classes of this year. John Boninois orchestra furnished the swing music for all us swingsters to truck on November 9. The cafeteria was decorated in red and green. After dancing a while we all gathered 'round for the program. Those enter- taining were Bette lVIean, Billy and Mary Bysinger, and Linda Sullivan. Combined, they put on a very good show. After more swinging and the usual hub-bub-hurrahl guess whatl refreshments!!! lllake way, folks--popcorn, soda and candied apples fmine contained a woimlj But all together, we had a cute time. SOP!-IQMQRE PARTY l'm not going to start out by razzing the sophomores about these late hours, because arenlt they entitled to a good time just as much as the seniors? In fact, from my own observation, I see they can take itl' better than their upperclass friends. Their party was November 5, in the cafeteria. John Boninoys rhythm boys played Cand Rome was cool as a cucumberj. They enjoyed a program presented by several entertainers who put on a good show. Refreshments were served and they went home, maybe tired but surely happy. 13 .X sy! ' J fx Tl-IE BASKET BALL The members of the decorating committee for the Basket Ball'y stepped back, moist of brow and dry of tongue, to view their work of art. VVhen it passed approval, they had just time to dash home and get prettied up to come all smiling and beaming with their escorts. The decorations, symbolic of baskets with balloons for balls, were the prettiest we'Ve had for a long time. V This dance was given after our first basketball game, which was with Decatur, and by the way, We won. The orchestra, Kenny Permanls, supplied the music Qand what musiclj It was really colossal! Ask onyone who was lucky enough to be there. Then, Miriam Klaxwell, Chief of Black Hawk Tribe, announced the winners of the popu- larity contest, Shirley Hallgren and Dick Hainline. Congratulations, Shirley and Dick. Then after something to eat Qpurely human naturej the celebraters went home to eat some more before retiring. MQRE OF Tl-IEM 1. l'low'rl you get on senior page? 2. President Bonino. 3. Personality plus. 4. Stop, you Brekke my heart. 5. Niy Yum, Zeivel. 6. Sullivan, Southern cylcone. 7. Asleep on the job, Hall. S. Rolfe. o. Mrs. VVoorlrow Magnuson. Io. just three gals. 11. Keeps 'em in stitches. 12, YVil- liams the younger. 12. Use your rnagnifying glass. 14. Love at first light. 15. The Great Ollarn fhe thinksj. 16. Brekke and llainline. 17. No, Ellen? 18, The Fry pan. 19. lt's home from work we go, Virginia. 20. Three! a crowd, Maggicl. 21. The smile that won. 22. Snoopy Nlinges. 23. Dorothy Milton. 24. Lloyd and Nleacl. 25. Eleanore. 26. VVhat form Pauline and Jane. 27. Safety in numbers, Borth. 28. No Allely smile?