Roosevelt High School - Roundup Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1930 volume:

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MILDRED HILL, retiring stenographerg Miss ROINE INHOFE, new steuographer. L99 Nineteen Hundred ! 5'-qs - grew 'I and Thirty I 'laik' Us . THE ROUND UP . FE 67 is 25 52 S? Nineteen Hundred KW-59 and Thirty GYM-N r THE ROUNDUP I r G7 ES 2-E' 2' 1 v LANGUAGE Miss RQAIZIE SCI-IREINER, Lating JAQUELINE WRIGPIT, Spanishg Miss IVIADGI-1 Hmm, - Lnting MISS VIOLET Spoon, Freuchg Miss MILDRED SPRAGUE, French and Latin. ENGLISH Stand-z'ng.' MISS STEPHANNA BALLIET, Mus. SARAH PORTER RISSER, Miss IDA T. JACOBS, Miss LAURA IVIOULTON, MISS EMMA CASE IVIOULTON. Kneeling: Mrss EMMA BRADLEY, Miss MATT-IE BACH. S1Tlti11,g: Miss G. EUNICE MEERS, Miss MIRIAIMI HUFFh'IAN, Miss CHARLENE SPFIRRY. 5'-9 Nineteen Hundred QEQKQI' il and Thirty I' q6? ' HR 1 THE GROUND UP . 3' G1 I iam Nineteen Hundred P 3.t'k 4fah 0 and Thirty I 'lag'-N 3-'S n THE ROUNDUP I Icfnagggg r G7 5 2-5 COMMERCIAL MR. R. C. BLJVITIQNBERG, MISS HELEN HILL, MISS MARTHA SWEM, Miss IiUTH TILLMON'r, MISS LOIS ELVVOOD, MR. ORVILLE BARNES, MR. E. A. ZELLIOT. MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE CLeft to rightj: Miss NETTIE DONOVAN, Miss XVENONAH MACY, MISS ETIIEL BALLARD, MISS EDITH FISCHER, Mns. GRACE D. MAYNARD, MISS JENNTE MCC.-XLL. fNot in pictm'ej.- Mn. M. D. EASTMAN, MR. WILLIAM B. KOCH. C-9 Nineteen Hundred 5593-HEI' 4 and Thirty 'lei'-1-If I THE ROUNDUP. FB 7 'i-S Z? 1 5' Q A , 4'-2 Nineteen Hundred 5?-'4fl?f'ff9l' il and Thirty I' 'leg'-I' 'fi , -5 7 Y 7 I HE ROUNDUP. HISTORY C. C. Cmmowxmns, MIss HELEN Smanwoon, MIss GLENN OGDEN, Miss SAVANNAH DUVAL, MISS GEORGIA FORKNER, Mrss MARY ISIASSON, MIss EATON. CNot in Picturej: MARY COOPER. HEALTH MR. CARL HARRIS, MR. AUGUSTUS RUMP, Mn. M. C. NELSON, MRS. CURTIS, nurse, MISS BLANCHE WILEY. CNHI in Picturej: MISS MIXBEL QUINER. ...1 4 3 f 5'-2 '9 N' t H d d Q15 II 1g,5'1T,,gg3'f lv -is 1 HE ROUNDUP, ra Q 1:5 Za .J-f V PA Q fr: A fp ,-. .,,z 59 N' H d d gi v - f 1: II me een re I' II and Thzrty . HE ROUNDUP, Sf 25 'f m EP. , uf-Z. ff-Q ', ,ji -1 .'WHS ,' . 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Wm W, lint -B 2: ss - rw vm ms W 'nm K' E. gs w 1 in in mm T., m J H H B a Q K a ss ss a m ms .ss 'MQ Nineteen Hundred Q51 W M J' zb 'ef9' 'I and Thirty I, Hemi JS I H I X QQ I X Q , - ' 2 2 -Q -SZ 5. NX ', fxzgv A if YQ Z A ' ff m 'J ,Z 7 R ' , , . 'f 'fx K .fvfigg I X L, - ' - 1L1 Q1 ' - ck - 4'A 6 ffm' QE , aw- L:-:L 'qw' 5 if' I 7 GK' AL li X 5 xxx ! ' ' 551 ' X 5 - ul 1 1 xm I' 3 . Sip - w A' N, KJ! GIG 1 l ix 5 QL, aw' ' 1 f ' 4- fl' v .- ' ' .f ' lj H 'X -,fvw fi Z ' ffiffjf ff ' Waa- I X T 'fi V S 5 - W CUIOTS A 'ir W l ' 1, 'Nl ,A K ' I gf? ,'.' , E 'f'?v , .X f : ? 'Y f A f W L G30 'lo ' 1 ,' ?-ef, 6 ' , I 1 , : E5y,32Q' fl1llll1VU '41-K-'M 'um 5 iPlH 5FCLig1,al ' -'Q 1 1 vQggm,!L,,,,.,'l xl-, ,. 'M P , WE f m,ge?.gg m5a3 'M1 , I bl g Q, -2 Q-. +.Q-Ria? Marr, 4 Imxknmgunum lmgiggzh, ling' nilnij 'E gy '.'1ll15:.1'k1-, ,K 24, E-, , M . D -uf 5-E?F5 :.5!ywwfE'm '3'? W5-as- '-2:d!I:5'q -msg? RSM: .:!f:,Wa fcV ff, J - -- Y 1 32:-5-.-i liglkff I fi-,. 1 5: ,ff ,Ziff Y x. 1 . -k Q A' rx' ' W . , ' I .:rgn,E..l9 A Y - mg. '-xlg5y -- 5 T 5 ' 'J . --1zE?fik-0 Y 1 i H? -4 E9 15i5Q'wlv I HE ROUNDUP: I c G' Nineteen Hundred ff 'I i' and Thirty IVIARVIN BOOKEY ilIzirv HOBBYi Skipping gym AMBITION: To he n retired bachelor Public Entertainment Committee '28 '29: Class Day: Senior Banquet: Hi Y '28: Golf Club '29: T-Square Club '27, '28: Golf Team '29 University ol' California ROBERT BADLAT Bnb HOBBY: Hiizh-powered automobiles AMBITIONZ To retire at 35 Editor-in-chief Junior High Corral: Oper- ettsi, R.osamuncle, In Arcady : Circulation manager of Roundup '20: Adam and Eva : Boys' Glee Club WILLIAM BENNETT Bill HOBBY: 2nrl hour talkif-s AMBITION: To have every hour a second hour Golf Club '2S: Hi Y. '28: President of Home Room '28: Public Entertain- ment Committee '28: Roundup Staff '29: Class Day: Sturlent Conucil '20 Grinnell, Wisconsin JANE ALEXANDER Jane HOBBY: Working physics experiments AMBITION: To get n. one in physics Debate Club '28, '29: Debate Team '29: Math Club, Secretary '20, '28: Library Club '29: Class Sermon Committee Drake, Iowa. GAIL BERGLUND Bebe HOBBY! Dolls AMBITION: To get there Home Economics Club '28, '29: Girls Glee Club '28, '29: Music Honor So- ciety Ned Wayburn's, N. Y. DAVID ABRANI Rumi, Drum HOBBY: Trimming Dildinc nt Ping Pong AMB1'r1oN: Showing Dildine how to play ping pong President of Senior Class: Student Coun- cil '29: Home Room President '28: , R Club, Vice President '28, '29: Chair- man Insignia Committee '28: Football '28, '29, Captain '29: Basketball '27, '28, '29: Roundup Stuff, Sports De- partment: Hi Y. '28, '29: Pin and Ring Committee '2S: Receiver of Big Stick '29 Drake, Michigan, Iowa KENNETH BRINKMAN Kenny HOBBY: Swimming AMBx'r1oN: 4023 University Boys' Glee Club '27: Sothcrn and lvlar- lowe: Spanish Club '29: T-Square '29 ELIZABETH BISHOP Betty HOBBY: Tap dancing AMBITION: To be a professional Home Economics Club '28, '29 Drake IRETA BISHOP Ike HOBBY: Pillows Aiuarnon: Herbie Koch the 2nd . Home Economics Club '20: Girls' Glue Club '28, '29 Drake ' GRETCHEN BOYD Dench HOBBY: Fun, then more fun Amzrriow: To get warm G. A. A. '27, '2S: Footlights '27, '28: Sothern and Marlowe: Roundup Staff Drake If ieuifws Lee, i HE 'ROUND UP . RALPH CONRAD Connie HOBBY: . Swimming . A.MBr'n0N: To be bigger than the Old Man I Swimming Team: Trident Club: R Club: Hi Y. Drake WALTER COBACKER Walt HOBBY! To sell cork screws to a shoe store AMBITXONI To ily the Atlantic Business Manager of Senior Play Drake CHARLOTTE BROWN Blondes Hosni: Cave men Anrnxrrorrz To End one l Athenian Art Club: Home Economics Club Ames ruKeTmv1 KERMIT CARR . Honey: Ice skating Aiunrrxon: Success Football Drake Ee::verL EVERETT COLTON i Honey: Rounding up the nickles AMBITION: To sleep the clock around Sothern and Marlowe: Thespian: Student Council '29, '30: Vice President '29: Treasurer of Senior Class '29: Extern- poraneous Speaking- '28: Hi Y. '29: National Honor Society ICILENYE BUNTEN Icil Hosni: Taking dictation A AMBITION: Secretary to President Hooyer Theodian, Treasurer '28: Secretarial Club '28, '29: Music Honor Society '28, '29: National Honor Society: Orchestra '27, '28,.'29: Violin Trio: String Quar- tet: Senior Photograph Committee Iowa, Nebraska MARJORIE CROSSWAITE Mannie HOBBY: Being pessimistic AMBITION: To become a true Scotchrnan G. A. A.: Home Economics Club: Sothern and Marlowe: Thespian, Vice Presi- dent '29: Theoclian: National Honor Society: Vice President of Home Room: Chairman of Class Day Committee: Senior Play, Student Director Ames JACK CORRY Jin Jack H0?BYZ Getting out of Miss Sperry's c ass AMBITION: To be a millionaire Cheer Leader '29: Thespian: Players Club '29: Secret Service : Class .Ser- mon Committee: Booster Committee '29: Lab. Science Club '28, '29: Hi Y. Ames, Illinois ROBERT CUSHMAN Bob Hoizng: Keeping women away with a c u AMm'rroN: To swim the Alaska Desert in a parachute Selling Tickets: Vice President of Home Room: Secretary of Home Room Grinnell JANET COLE Jan HOBBY! Hudsons A1uBr'r1oN: Grinnell V Student Council, Secretary ' 29: Thendian: Sharks '28, '29: Spanish Club '29: Latin Club: National Honor Society: Anllllusxc Honor Society: Girls' Glee Club es n i Nineteen Hundred ll In and Thirty ' 'WERE G7 Yi I, if 1 L ii a S72 Q4 1l63!fl'5i'i -:YH Mew ge E5 3-.9 ZTSQQCDII I HE ROUNDUP. lege: 6-1 2? 1 N Nineteen Hundred and Thirty MARY DOLE 1' HOBBY: French Axvuarnon: To get a 1 in economics G. A. A,: Sothern and Marlowe Drake HARRY DILDINE Augie, HOBBY: Smearing Abram on 33 AMBrr1oN: To beat Abram in hearts Building and Grounds C0lDlILlttE0 '29: Home Room President. '27, '29 : R Club: Tennis Club: Tennis Team: Football: Basketball: Track: President of Elec- toral Board: Roundup Stall: Class Day Committee Drake, Southern California DWIGHT EATON Skwcclc Honsrz Lamp posts Asmnjronz To put Scarface A1 out of business Airplane Club: Lab. Science Club, Sec- retary: Secret Scrvice : Footlights: Thespian: Hi Y.: French Club Drake, Iowa EDWARD DREW Ed Honnrz The water AMBITION: To sail the seven seas Hi Y.: Football: Science Club: Secretory ind Treasurer of Home Room: Senior a Y Iowa., Annapolis CAROL FREEMAN Bebe HOBBY: Dancing AMBITIDNZ Be a success Sharks Club: Thespian: Hi Y. W.: Pep Squad: Music Honor Society: Girls' Glee Club: Mixed Chorus: Vice Presi- dent of Home Room: Home Economics Club: Vice President '29: Lelawaln: In Arcady : Rosa.munde : Class Day Committee Drake, Ames FRANK EN GARD Homar: Math? AMBITION1 To start a credit store in Scotland D Basketball '27, '28: Ticket Taker '27, '28, '29 Drake JULIUS FIDLER Hosny: Boy Scouts Amnrrronz Governor Roundup Staff Drake JuZis of Iowa ROBERT FINCH Honey: Everything Ammon: Nothing Drake .rgobu JUNIUS EVERETT Hosni: Fords Aivlnrrron: Fly to Mars Usher: Roundup Stalf: Program Com- mittee: West High '26, '27 Drake, C. C. C. C. .vayn WINIFRED FRITZ Winnie HOBBY: Working in the odice An.mr'rroN: To outshine Mildred as an oliice stenog Home Economics Club: Secretarial Club Comntometer Q: ll neue-9331 i TH E 'ROUN D UP 1 RJ 1 'QS GRETCHEN GERHARDT G'ret Honnrz Just breezin' in with the breeze Amnnuowz To do as I please Spanish Club, Secretary Stephens ADRIAN GARMON Ada Honiar: Iee skating Arlmrrioxz To drive under 25 per for one week Roundup Staff, Advertising Drake, Harvard KATHERINE GRAESER Kay Footlights: Sothern and Marlowe: Thes- plan Drake BILL GLENN Bil HOBBY: Tinker Toy AMBITIONZ Make my Ford run Aims ALICE ELIZABETI-I HARTER Belly Honey: Sleeping AMBr'rroN: To be short French Club, Vice President: Tlieodian, Secretary '29: Latin Club, President '20g Hi Y. W.: National Honor Soeiety Drake U MELV IN GRAVES G1'avey HOBBY: Drawing AMBITIONZ Draught mnu T-Square Club DON GREFE Swede HOBBY: Preparing for tests AMBITIONI To remember what I studied Senior Play: Class Play: Theapinn: Boys' Glcc Club: Football: Hi Y.: Lela- walu : In Areacly : Rosainuncle : Music Honor Society: National Honor Society: Secret Service : Electoral Board Auies DOROTHY JANE GRIFFITHS Dec Jay HOBBY: Poeming Azunrrmsz To get a talking picture of lum Girls' Glec Club: Footlights: Sothern and Marlowe: French Club, Secretary: Theodian: Latin Club, Secretary '29: I-Ii Y. W. Ward Belmont. Iowa IMELFORD HARRISON .Mel Hoenrz Studying Math from Mrs. Maynard AMHITIONZ Architectural Engineering T-Square: Football: Tennis: Boys' Glee Club: Music Honor Society: In Arcacly : Rosz1munde Ames HOWARD GRIMES Fleury Honor: Dodging squirrels AMn1'r1oN: To be head of the fly catch- ing factory Student Council, President '29: Home Room President '2S: Senior Banquet: I Class Day: Noon Movies Committee owe. ':' ,V ix Il I. ii - QQ - N zneteen Hundred -: ,lu zhgfffol' il and Thirty-. I' 6Yf-1343 . HE 'RQUNDUP1 FE Q is , 25 '1- 1-.9 2592-ffeblv 5 1 1 I Nineteen Hundred 'I and Thirty MARGUERITE HARTLEY Mugf1at HOBBY: Winning arguments G Aunrrroxz To be a bobby pin Honor Society: Student Council: Secre- tary of Senior Cass: President of Home Room: Hi Y. W., Vice President: Secretary Electoral Board: Vice Presi- dent of Home Room: Theodian: Span- ish Club: G. A. A.: Senior Banquet Committee: Booster Committee: 1Ii Y. W. Cabinet Kansas, Ames MARION HAVEN Mars Honnif: Riding kiddy-cars AMBxT1oN: To be the flag pole sitting champ French Club: Music Honor Society Drake HARRY HASKINS Jr. HOBBY: Being a fish AMBITION: To swim the ocean under Water Caiatain Swimming Team: R Club: Tri- ent Club: Roundup Stafi Iowa HARRISON HOUGHTON Squak Homer: Being In a Mist AMBITIONI To have the ability of 'bix Louis and Jim Hi Y.: Band: Orchestra: Music Honor Society: Thespian: Basketball: Tennis: Cheer Leader: Booster Committee: F. M. O. Band Drake BETTY HATTON Bethel Hosav: Trying to see Miss Baird AMBrrroN: To see her Thespian: Theodian: Latin Club: French Club: Hi Y. W.: Orchestra: Secretary of Home Room Illinois ELLEN DALE HARTER Homer: Studying Amarrrouz Not to get married Home Economics Club Ames JACK HOWLAND Jackie Honnvz Getting squelched by Bernie AMB1'rroN: Selling enough Roundup advertising for one week . Senior Booster Committee: Senior Ban- quet Committee: Business Manager of Roundup Grinnell, Northwestern DOROTHY KARRETT Dee Hoianr: Making posters for the senior o ass IQMBITIONZ To strengthen a. weakening heart Athenian Art Club: Senior Banquet Com- mittee Drake MAURINE HOUSH Honey: Backhand drives AMBITION: To be a seconcl-Ethel Barry- more Vice President of Senior Class: National Honor Society: Student Council, Secretary '29: President oi Dramatic Guild: Thespian: Senior Play: Tennis Team Drake OTTO KAHRE HOBBY: Horses AMTBITIONI To invent a perpetual not in machine Football: Track: Golf Drake Hou.. lr 3 ei Ilfhtflfii ws. f HE ROUNDUP. IRENE KOGER ITEM Secretarial Club: G. A. A. VIRGIL KEELY Vim Honnv: Carrying papers AMn1'r1oN: To make something out of nothing ' ' University of So. California HOWARD KOHN Hmm HOBBY: Collecting cauliiiower ears Amnmouz To be the 4th man in the ring Footlights: Sothern and Marlowe, Vice President: Thespian: Players Club, President: Secret Service : Lab. Science Club: Debate Club: Home Room President Mass. Tech. Institute MAXINE KELLEY Max Homsrz Certain particular people IXMBITIONI To live, laugh, and be happy Home Economics Club: Athenian Art Club: Girls' Pep Squad Wisconsin, California LOUISE LONG Lou HOBBY: Going places and doing things AMnr'r1oN: To get into Miss Wright's class without getting put out Spanish Club, Treasurer '28, President '29: Art Club: Roundup Staff Nebraska BERNADETTE LACY Dime Honey: I wonder who . Azunrrronz Alwags to keep busy doing something wort while Editor-in-chief of the Roundup: Public Entertainment Cormnittee: French D Club : Home Economics Club: Thespian F1168 ESTHER MCNAUGHT Mac Honnyz Being Secretary of clubs AMBITION: To be Secretary of State Honor Society, Secretary '29: Music Honor Society: Senior Advisori Board: Thespmn, Secretary '29: T endian: Sothern and Marlowe: Band and Orchestra: Class Sermon Committee BERT MERRILL Bud Honnvs Leading man in Secret Service Ammrrou: To be a great draftsman Football: T-Square Club: Thespian Dramatic Club: Dramatic Guild, President: Secret Service : Senior Play: Stage manager Ames MARY MGCALLUM Merry Honey: Neck Amnvrzowx To be a success Secretarial Club, Treasurer '29 THOMAS McLAUGHLIN Tim Honnr: Loafing Axxmrrroux To shame Nick Lucas Track: R Club Drake Q il Nineteen Hundred I' and Thirty 'GFE535 GQ fi Q4 IIGYHEQ i .4- . THE ROUNDUPI S' GEORGE MOUNTAIN Elmer HOBBY: Fidclling the big stick AMB1'rroN: To study for the medical , profession g Lab. Science Club: Drum Major: Sothern and Marlowe: Senior Play: Band: 1 Hi Y. f Drake, Iowa I RALPH MOWEN Ara HOBBY: Peddling papers AMBITION: To make o, lot of money Hi Y. Drake, Ames ALVERSON MONTROSE Al Honnvz Fishing AMHI'l'ION2 To be big like Dwight Eaton Senior Play: Vice President of Home Room: Hi Y.: Tennis Club: Tennis Team: Finance Committee: Senior Banquet Committee Wisconsin MARGARET MOORE Alam 'HoBBY: Being behind ' AMui'rxoN: To catch up National Honor Society, President '29: Debate Team: The-odian: Student Council: Chairman of Service Com- mittee '2?.9: Foutlights: Sotliern and Marlowe: Thespiun: Lutin Club: Hi Y. W., Treasurer: Senior Banquet Com- mittee Iown, Drake RUTH NELLIS Just Ruth HOBBY: Being in plays AMBITION: To be a star Footlights, Vice President: Latin Club: Sothern and Marlowe: Hi Y. W.: Thespizm: Players Club, Secretary '29: Roundup Staif Simpson, Penn ALICE MURPHY Senior Play: Banquet Committee Chair- man: Players Club: Thespmn: Sothern and Marlowe: Footlights: Theoclian Y MARGARET NUGENT Hillary HOBBY: Studi of Home Economics AMn1'rIoN: To e an efficient homemaker C, C. C. C., Drake DOROTHY NIENDORF Dot HOBBY! Taking dictation AMBYNON: To be a secretary G. A. A.: Thespian: Stamp Club: Secre- tarial Club: Pep Squad: Property Manager of Senior Play Comptometer RICHARD MOWEN Dick HOBBY! Getting up at 4 o'eluelg AMBITIONI To get out of this ,pail Football: Basketball: Hi Y. Iowa. ALICE OVERHOLT Amo HOBBY: Trying to paint pictures AMBITIQN: To be an interior decorator Hi Y. W.: Athenian Art Club - Ames is - igfalfeli Il N zneteen H iuzdred II ll --U' . and Thzrty . THE ROUNDUP. FD JOE PEAIRS Joe ' Honnr: Red heads Mmrrrowz Play golf I Golf Club: Golf Team, Captain '29: Hi Y.: R Club: Basketball: Roundup Stalf: Junior High Council President Michigan CURTIS PALMER Curt Honnv: Indiana AMBx'rroN: Success in Indiana Football: Basketball: T-Square Club Park Aviation School VIRGINIA RALSTON Ralston Honny: Counting words Aman-ron: Sob sister on the Register G. A. A.: Footlights: Sothern and Mar- lowe, Secretary '28g Thespian: Theo- diun, Vice President '29: Hi Y. W.: Band and Orchestra: Roundup Staiig Lclawala : Music Honor Society: Class Day Grinnell JACK REIMANN Bud HOBBY: Louise Long, Gretchen Gerhardt AMBITIONZ Lacking Roundup Staff: Hi Y.: T-Square Club: Truck Drake, Missouri MYRLE PATTERSON Pat Honnv: D. O. AMBITIONZ To get there in five minutes G. A. A.: Hi Y. W.: Footlights: Sothern and Marlowe: Thespinn: Home Econo- mics Club: Secretarial Club Drukc MARJORIE PARKER Music Honor Society: Orchestra. JOSEPHINE SAUNDERS Jae Honnyz North High, Yeh bol AMBITION: To be big some dag G.vl:, A.: Home Economics Clu 5 Hi Y. DUDLEY RAE Dwi Football: R Club ANGIE PETERSON Petrie Honmr: Don't you wish you knew Aninrrrorf: I'll never tell C. C. C. C. CATHERINE ROWLAND K HOBBY: You'd be su rised Aliuarr1oN: To succeegg H1 Y. W.: G. A. A. Girls' Glee Club: Fooqightsg Thespian: Secretarial Club: Music Honor Society .- 92 'Q Nineteen Hundred rcfaffen fl . I- E lq,yG'm: and Thzrty 'U' E9 iiiifaffel . T HE ROUNDUP. li as 3 l Nineteen Hundred f .ur ll and Thirty LEE SINCLAIR Shiny HOBBY: Shekles AMBITION: To have some Dramatic Guild: Hi Y.: Senior Play: Science Cl nb 1 Northwestern JAMES STEVE NS J azz HOBBY: Anything AMBITIDN: Anything else Basketball: Football: Golf Club RUTH SHERMAN HOBBY: Don AMBr'r1oN: More Don Girls' Gflce Club: Music Honor Society: Foothghts: Sothern and Marlowe: Thespian: Home Room Prwidcnt: President of Secretarial Club: Senior Social Committee: In Arcacly : Home Economics Club: Senior Play JOHN STOKELY John L. HOBBY: Tiddlywinks AMBITIONZ To loal' Swimming: Track: Football: Basketball: 'In Arcmly : R Club Treasurer Northwestern KATHERINE STUBBS Kas HOBBY! Saying don't instead of doesn't Amarrrouz To teach drarnat-ics Footlights: Sothern and Marlowe: Secre- tarial Club: Hi Y. W.: Office Work St. Louis School of Expression GORDON STUDEBAIHIR G'ardy HOBBY: I wonder what AMBITION: It's hard to decide ,Vice President of Honor Society: Ser- vice Committee: R Club: Tennis: Tennis Team: Hi Y.: Hi Y. Cabinet RUTH SEELING Skinny HOBBY: Mixing points AMB11-ION: To Hy in nn airplane Chicago Art Institute HOLLIS SWANSON HOBBY: To be stage manager AMBITIONI Ditto . University of Pennsylvania VALETTA SCOTT Scotty HOBBY: Writing AMBITION: To be an English professor Latin Club: Hi Y. W.: Girls' Glee Club Stephens ll G5 fl Q? IIGEQ-flgrfi R.-gm 1 THE RUUNDUP1 FRANCES THOMPSON Fran HOBBY: Can't decide Auarrxon: To be Governor of Iowa Omaha '28: Secretarial Club WAYNE SONGER Sanger HOBBY: Playing a sax AMBITIONI To know how to plag a sax Thespian: Dramatic Guild: Frenc Club: Spanish Club: Swimming Team: R Club: Secret Service : Senior Play: DHlome Room Vice President: Football ra c VIRGINIA TESDELL Taz HOBBY: Racing to the front row AMBITIGN: To get even with Irene Thcspian: Athenian Art: Le Coq D'Or: Hi Y. W.: Senior Picture Committee Drake IRENE TUTT Tute HoBBy: Certain coupes AMB1'r1oN: To shift or go on over Roundup Stati' : Class Sermon Committee: Le Cori D'Or: Thespian: Home Econo- mics C ub: Girls' Glee Club Iowa or Ames ROBERT TAYLOR Bob Honey: Toots AMBITION: To get all ones Student Council: Service Committee: Chairman Booster Committee: Presi- dent Home Room: Honor Society: R Club' Senior Social C 'tt : , ommi ee Track: Football: Hi Y. Drake DARWIN TUCKER Red Honey: To be going new places AMBITION: To see something Hi Y. Drake ELIZABETH TOWNER Lizzie HOBBY: Doing something interesting AMB1'r1oN: To operate a. yo-yo Hi Y. W.: German Club: Compass Club: Tliespiau: Art Club: G. A. A.: Math. C ub Grinnell WILMA WICKLUND Wick Homer: Just living AMBITIONZ To get what I go after North High '26, '27: Latin Club: Girls' Glee Club: Sothern and Marlowe: Secretarial Club: Basketball Ames or Iowa DONALD WAG NER Dan Honnv: Slereixping AMm'rxoN: o Hy the airmail Drake or Ames EDWIN VICKERY Ed HOBBY: Trying to think of something original AMBITION: To have a heart E l 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 A 3 5 i z 2 11 1 1 L, l l V Hi Y.: Le Coq D'Or: Booster Committee: ghefer Leader: Home Room Vice Presi- : Il Unisfersity of Illinois or Drake ut SZ l 1-.9 . Q-1 Nzneteen Hundred -: 295595911 Il . and Thzrty I' 'IGYEQLW GJ P5 --rw! ' ,- . aww' . TZ HE ROUNDUP' CU G7 ' 1 BOB VSEIIDNER Bob E HOBBY: Girls 1 AMBITION: To see the world Band: Home Room Vice President 1 Chicago f WEST WELLMAN Pete ' HOBBY: Baseball AMBITION: To travel in foreign countries Q Hi Y. ' JEAN ULLMAN Horsey HOBBY: Pi-ying noiae out of a piano : AMBITION: To work in a cadavery - Mm-iOnettes:'G. A. A.: Home Room Vice Presudent: HlY.W.Q1x4llSlC HonorSociety: Girls' Glee Club: In Arcndy : Class , Day: Roundup Stat? Q C. C. C. C. ETHEL WALTZ Ethie HOBBY: Assistant AQJBITION: I wonder Hi Y. W.: Footlights: Theodian: French Club INIARGARET W'HEADON Sothern and Marlowe: Thespiun: Dra- - matic Guild: Hi Y. W.: Players Club: Honor Society ELIZABETH FOSTER Liz HOBBY: 4920 Country Club Life l AMBITXON: Liberty and the pursuit of W man 2 G. A. A.: Latin Club: Hi Y. W. W Drake N LOUISE DU BOIS Lau HOBBY! Doing nothing AMBITION: Somebody's stenog Secretarial Club: Bookkeeper for Round- up: Helper in OH-ice ' CORLISS WEST Swede HOBBY: Drive fast around corners Azunrrrowz Unknown ALICE VAUGHN Al Her cheerful disposition makes her many friends. HoBBY: Making fudge AMBITION: To make a grand slam Hi Y. W.: Home Economics Club: Pop N Squad: Girls' Glee Club Drake l ALBERT KRUCKOW Al ' His only labor was to kill time. HOBBY: Going places Q AMBITIONI None an i Harvard :- ' si its Qi . yn Nineteen Hundred 7 yifaffau in . li meuefbwfs 'U' and Thzrty -gg 1 I THE ROUNDUP! 16243534 In 6-4 WILBUR ADAMS Alas Speaks quite slowly yet complete. HOBBY: Sports AMDITION: To be a bridge builder T-Square Club '30: Thespian '30 Cincinnati University EVELYN ACKERMAN Tiny Short and blonde and full of fun. Honor: Looking intelligent AMBITION To keep on looking intelligent Sothern and Marlowe: Thespian: Hi Y. W. '285 Secretarial Club '29, '30 Drake or Ames NEVA ADAMSON Sally I like my way and End it very pleasing. I-Ionayz Get-ting in jams AMBITION1 Really getting out of a. good Jam Footlightsg Hi Y. W. '30: French Club '28: Secretarial Club '30 Drake or Ames ELIZABETH ABRAM She is true to her worrl her 'work and her friends. Honor: Curly hair AMBITION: Les Miserables Secretarial Club '29, '30 Drury of Springfield, Mo. ..Beuy,i LEWIS ALEXANDER Louie Oh, keep me innocent. Homav: Swimming AMm'rroN: Insurance R Club: Hi Y.: Trident Club Iowa University PHYLLIS E. ALLDREDGE Phil Quiet among strangers, full of fun for friends. Honor: Trying to drive a Ford Amnrrxou: To have a little more room between the telephone and me G. A. A. '28: Footlights, President '28: Hi Y. W.: Sothern and Marlowe. Zlgzrleasmer '29: Thespiang Spanish Club Iowa University MARGARET ANDERSON She would 'not with peremptory tone, assert the nose upon her face her own. Honmf: Telling my Boston tish story AMBrr1oN: To make C. C. C. believe it Thespiang Hi Y. W. '29, '309 Vice Presi- dent of Home Room '30 Wellesley MILFORD BAIRD Mel Speech is great but silence 'ts greater. Homw: Studying Math. AMBITIONZ To travel THOMAS W. BAILEY, J n. Pete He studies sometimes for a change. Amnrrxom To be a civil engineer . Football '28, '29: Tennis '29, '30: Tennis Club Iowa or Idaho State EUGENE ALLEN Slim I 'spect I mowed. D01l'l think nobody never made me. HOBBY: Drawing cartoons AMBITIONZ To draw u. good one T-Square Club: Hi Y.: Cartoonists for Roundup: Senior Social Committee Drake l to 3 N' H r 925.5611 II meteen rzndred I' 463,623-K and Thzrty - 7' I HE TRJQUNDUPI meg-,f '9 N' H .1 d ,Z zneteen un re ilmgglfa I' and Thirty GEORGE BARQUIST Barclay From the crown of his hearl to the sole of his fecl, he is all mirth. Homer: Arguing with Coach Harris ,AMBITIONI Art teacher Basketball: Football: R Club WILMA BISHOP Willie They laugh that win. HOBBY: Loniin' and laughin' AQMBITION: To be somebody's stenog Library Club '30: Hi Y. W.: Home Economics Club '28, '29 Drake W. A. BEDGOOD Professor Nothing is more restful than silence. HOBBY: Electricity AMBITION: To make o name for myself T-Square Club: Lab. Science Club: Thespmn: Secret Service University of Cincinnati MARY JANE BARNES Hill. J. B. Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low, an excellent thing in a woman. Homer: Being good Annu-1oN: To be Americzfs most noted landscape architect G. A. A. '28: Compass Club '29, '30: Hi Y. W.: Music Honor Society: Thespinn GILBERT BARICKMAN Gilly Smooth runs the water Where the brook is deep. HDBBY: Trying to fulfill my ambition AMBrr1oN: Less T-Square Club: Hi Y. Ames JOHN BENNISON Benny A tender smile, our sorroufs only balm. Track '28, '29, '30: Basketball '2S: Thespian '30: Hi Y.: Student Council '30: Chairman of Booster and Stamp Cgmrgzgttee: President of Home Room 2 , '- WILMA BOAG Willie She was ever precise in promise keeping. HOBBY: Forgetting Axu1axT1oN: To be a. lady stockbroker Theodian Literary Society '29, '30: Foot- lights Q Sothern and Marlowe 1 Thespian: Athenian Art Club '28, '29: Tennis Team '29, '30: French Club '30: Presi- dent of Home Room '29 Ames MASON BLOODGOOD lVIace Words, however, are things. HOBBY: Working math. problems AIMEITIONZ Getting them all right for T-giiliiiare Club Boston Tech. MATHILDE BLASBERG Tillie She has a look and a, face, That make simplicity and grace. HOBBY: Reading Amarr10N: To visit China German Club, President '20, '30: Secre- tarial Club. Secretary '30 C. C. C. C. KATHRYN BLOOMBURG Kath-ie Pleasant and cheerful as fl girl should be. HOBBY: Trying to gaint pictures AMEITIONZ To be ti le to play a fiddle H. Y. W. '28, '29, '30: G. A. A.: Home Economics Club '30: Athenian Art Club: Orchestra Drake lr aqgiwu , :THE LROUNDUPI I 19535-ge mE 4 VIRGINIA BURDETT Jackie Than on, than on when rluty leads My course be onwards still. Honey: To disagree . AMBr1'1oN: To get a one in history Music Honor Society: Secretarial Club, President '30: Hi Y, W.: G. A. A.: '30 C. C. C, C. BYRDELLA BRAUGHT Benny Work is my recreation. HOBBY: Trying to type D AKMBITIONZ To turn in one budget with- out errors D Home Economics Club, President '29, '30: French Club: Hi Y. W.: Roundup Stall' Ames JUNE BRAUN 'A girl in all the wo'rld's new fashion planted That hath a mint of phrases in her brain. I'IOBBY2 Riding horseback AMBrrxoN: To drive a car like Fran Jackson Theodian Literary Society: Sharks Club: Music Honor Society: In Aready : Rosalnunde , Girls' Glee Club '28, '29: Home Room Treasurer Wisconsin ARTHUR BROOKS Art Gentle of speech, beneficient of mind. HOBBY: Climbing mountains AMBrr1oN: To scale the Matterhorn Latin Club, Treasurer '29: Thespian, Treasurer '30: Hi Y. Cabinet '29, '30: Math. Club: National Honor Society '3O: President of Home Room '29, '30: Players Club '30: Secret Service : Senior Class Play: Code Committee Drake, Northwestern DOROTHY L. BROWN Dot Alack, there lies more peril in thine eyes than twenty of their swords. HOBBY: Dancing AMBITION: A Packard Roadster Columbia JOSEPHINE BURRISS Joe Me therefore sludious of laborious ease. HOBBY: Asking questions AMBITION: To be the ofl' stage voice in thc Senior Play . Thespian: Latin Club, Vice President '30: Drake or Grinnell CHARLES BUMP Chuck As cold as any stone. Homarz Raising the roof over the week- en AMBrr1oN: Earn commenflation oi Miss Jacobs Science Club '29, '3O: Debate Club '29, '30: Hi Y. Drake or Iowa State FRANCIS BROWN Fat He was a man of unbounded stomach. HOBBY' Eatin - Z Anmrrrouz To grow thin Football '28, '29: R Club: Hi Y. '29, '30: Stage Manager: Finance Com- mittee '30 Drake EDWIN R. BROCK Eddie 0 Juliet, Juliet! Wherefore art thou Juliet? HOBBY! Always waiting I AMBrrxoN:. To become a Illllklllllh Hi Y.: Swimming: Football '29: Basket- ball: Tumbling, Wrestling and Boiling Club, President '3O: Spanish Club, Treasurer, '29, '30: Thespian '30: Track '30 Drake and Iowa AMBROSE CALL Avis 'lWOT!l8fT07H your pen will naturally flow. HOBBY 1 : Gof Annarrxonz To sell my car Hi Y.: Roundup Advertising: Latin Club '29 Northwestern J' 1 l PM N meteen Hundred 7E'Q'iQ' ll and Thirty ii YGQQE 25g'gf5'il9l QED '1 9-9 Snfiecov I THE ROUNDUP1 .J 'l J l l l l 5 1 3 l l Nineteen Hundred 'I and Thirty ELIZABETH JANE CHAMBERS Liz Made poetry a mere mechanic art. HOBBY! Try and guess .AMBITIONI To be a second Ethel Barrymore Footlightsg Sothern and Marlowe, Presi- dent '29g Thespinn, Vice President '30: French Club, Vice President '29: Players Club, President '30: Seribblers, President '3O: Senior Playg Tlieodian '28, '29: Booster and Stump Com- mittee: National Honor Society, Vice President '3O: Girls' Advisor of Senior Class: Dutcher Service Committee '30 VIRGINIA COLLADAY Gin L1Ye is just one long laugh. HOBBY: Looking for him Ah-!n1jrroN: High class illustrating job Fooxthghtsg Sothern and hlarloweg Thes- rggng Athenian Art, Secretary-Trees. Chicago Academy of Fine Arts HELEN CARR Half-pint Her looks do argue her rc-lete with modest ll- . HOBBY: lrrxtatmg people h AMBITION: To shoot mosquitoes in Tennessee Hi Y. W. '28, '29g Secretarial Club, Vice President '30 Drake FRED CARSON Kit What cannot art and inrlustry perform? Honiara Breaking test tubes Amarriona To grow a Van Dyke T-Square Club: Lab. Science Club: Track '28, '29, '30 Iowa CHAUNCEY CARL Chemise I can't sing. As a singer I am not a. success. I am saddest when I sing. Sa are those that hear me. They are sadzler than even I am. Honey: Draniaties Anmrrxouz To be the hero Sothcrn and lvlarlowez Thesygan: Players Club, Secretary '30: Foot all '28, '29: Service Committee: Social Committee of Senior Class: Roundup Staff: Senior Class Play BETTY CARLSON Su-wade I am stabbed with laughter. Honor: Big collections AMBITION: Have a harem Cof rnenl Sharks Club KENNETH COLTON - Kenny Words sweet as honey from his lips distilled. HOBBY: Running for that blamed street car Amsrriorr: To be the world's greatest doctor Thespiang Debate Team '29, '30: Stu- dent Council '30: National Honor Society '30: Clmirniau of Code Com- mittee BEATRICE CRANK Bee Wlmt's the use of worrying, it never was worthwhile. Honnr: Dubb D Amnrrrosz To tell Elsie Harvey a Joke she doesn't know C. C. C. C. GEORGE E. CLARK Who mixed reason with pleasure, and wisdom with mirth. If hc had any faults, he has left us in doubt. Honey: Playing golf . AMBITION: To be an honest Bnaucier HiY.,President'29, '30:Student Council, President '30g National Honor Society '29, '30: Golf Team '29, '3Og Thespian '30: T-Square Club, President '29g Home Room President '27, '28g Chair- man of Class Day Committee: Chair- man of Noon Movies: Judiciary Com- mittee: Science Club, Vice President '30 ERWIN COON Men of few wards are the best. HOBBY: Sports AMBITIONI To predict the weather Track '28, '29, '30: Football Drake lv fl6I4Gi?5i'S I I HE- 'RQUNDUPI DORIS CRAWFORD Dany I am all the daughter of my father's house, and my brothers loo. Honor: Passing math. tests AMBirroN: To make good at Ames Girls' Glee Club: A Capello Chorus: Athenian Art Club '29, '39: Home Economics Club: Rosamunde Ames IRENE CROWELL Dolly I do but si-ng because I must. Honey: Sports AMBITIONZ To be a private secretary Girls' Glee Club: Secretarial Club: Rosamunde Drake FRANK CROVVLEY Bali He was a scholar and a ripe gourl man. HOBBY: Golf. D AMBITION: Big trip Senior Class President: Honor Society '29, '30: Thespian '30: Latin Club, 'Treasurer '27: Student Council, Trcas. '2Q: Impromptu speaking contest. third place '29: Constitution Oratorical Contest, Erst place '30: Golf Team '29: Golf Club: Electoral Board '29, '30, Judiciary Committee '29 Creighton LORINNE CRAWFORD Reeni Thought is the seed of action. HOBB1'2 Dancing and athletics AMBITION: To learn to drive st car G. A. A., Secretary '29, President '30: Sharks Club, Secretary '30: Girls' Advisory Board '29, '30: Girls' Tennis Tearn.'29, '30:.Thespian '30: Hi Y. W.: Associate Editor of the Roundup: Home Economics Club Drake und Iowa FRANCES CRAWFORD '.'Fr-an She is pretty to walk with And 'willy to Lallc with. HOBBY: Writing and receiving letters AMBITION: N. M. M. I. Hi Y. W. '28 Drake JOHN DORNAN . Johnnie He hom whose lips divine persuasion flowed. . Homsxf: Arriving at school at 8:29 A.M. ARIBITIONZ Get one translation of Latin correctly' Latgig Clu : Hi Y. '27, '2B: Debate Team Grinnell or Northwestern FRANCES E. DEWELL Doodle Those about her From her shall read the perfect ways 0 honor. HOBBY- Collecting money AMBITION! To be a money changer G. A. A., Treasurer '27, '29, '30: Hi Y. W., Vice President '30: Latin Club '29, '30: Theodian '29, '3U: Home Room Treasurer '30 Drake or Ames WILLIAM CREIGHTON- Bill His conduct still right, with his argument wrong. HOBBY: Playing golf AMBITION: To make the Honor Roll for once R Club: Golf Team: Golf Club: Hi Y. '28, '29, '30: Senior Class Play: Round- up Staff-Advertising Drake DEENA DAVIDSON Domi Cudgel they brain no more about it. Honey: Taking snapshots for the Annual AMBITION: To pay for said snapshots French Club, Secretary '30: Latin Club '28: Hi Y, W. Illinois FRANCES DE BORD Fran Variety's the chief source of joy. HOBBY: Everything D Aivmrr1oN: To do everything Secretarial Club, Treasurer '30: Home Economics Club '29, '30: Thespiun: Hi Y. W. Drake or Iowa s 1 l l I 'L J' 5-.9 Q-2 ll Il Nineteen Hundred N- ana' Thirty ' 54 I HE ROUNDUP. i sg F' 1-.9 .ru 4 ZEQQKQI' ll and Thirty Nineteen Hundred EILEEN FERGUSON Fe:-gie Kindness 'round her shines. Homaxf: Eating Amnrrrowz To become a nurse Compass Club, Secretary '29, '30: Home Economics Club '30 Iowa City Hospital ORAI-I EICHHORN 11ig-nt Perhaps her .stature is not Irill But good things smnelimrs rlo come: small. HOBBY: Horse Amnrji-1oN: Girls' Adviser at West Point Sparush Club, Treasurer '20, Secretary '29, President '30: Hi Y. W., '28, '2D: Home Economics Club '30 Drake or Iowa ROBERT DRAPER Bob Men offew words are the best men. Honnvz Flowers AIYIBITIONC To go to Palestine H1 Y.. '27, '28: T-Square '30 American Landscaping School FRANCES EWING You We study in school, we study in bexl, But we can't compete she's too far ahead. HOBBY: Getting in fights AMBITIONZ To make up French Club, Treasurer '29: Hi Y. VV.: Theodxan Literary Society, Secretary '30: Tliespian: Building and Grounds Committee: National Honor Society '30: Senior Class Play: Class Day Committee Drake MARJORIE DRAKE Marj C'heerfulness is the best promoter of health. Homair: Dogs and swimming Axunrrxonz To play page 38 all thc way through without a mistake Foothghts: Sharks Club: Hi Y. W.: Chairman of Social Committee of Senior Class: Home Economics Club '29, '30: Vice President of Home Room A '27: Roundup Staif: Golf Club '28 mes BEN ELBERT Ben Wise men 7l8lTB sit and wail their loss. Lab. Science Club '29, '3O: Hi Y. '30: Football '29: Class Day CAROLYN FRASHER. Sometimes I work, mostly I rrlay. Never to serious, always gay. ' Sothern and Marlowe: Athenian Art Club '29 University of Arizona DOROTHY FARR Dottie They laugh that win. Honnvz Givin' 'em the air Amnrriouz Flying high with no crashes Footlights: Sothern and Marlowe: Thes- pian: Hi Y. W. '27, '2S: Secretarial Club '29, '30 Drake or Iowa State JOHN FAIRALL Jon A proper mam as one shall see in a sum- mer's day. HOBBY: Nobodg else's hobby Anmrrrous To e an electrical research engineer Lab. Science Club '28, '29, '3Q: Home Room Treasurer '29, '30: H1 Y. '29, '30: President of Science Club '30 Drake or Ames MARY LOUISE FIELD Rikky A girl with friends up in the numbers. Honnv: Life-guards . . AMBITION: To go swimming D Sharks Club, Treasurer '30: Thespmn: Scribblers '30: French Club: G. A. A.: Sothern and Marlowe Ward Belmont and Iowa +1655-5253 tingle. . HE ROUNDUP, MARY CATHERINE GALLAGHER A rather quiet winsome lass. Honor: Reading E AMBITIONI To be a. singer MARTHA GILES IlIartie She mrnwcs ri goddess and she looks a queen. Honnv: Changing other people AMBITIONZ To be at frivolous Ph. D. French Club, Treasurer '28, President '2!l: Sex-iblbers: Sothern und Marlowe: 'l'ln-spiung Germain Club '2ll: Roundup Stull: Class Day Couuniltee Uiiivvrsity ol' Southern California ALBERTA GAMBELL Manny And 1:'en tlmunh vanquished, slic ,could argue still. Horn-xv: Counting my freckles Azunrrxon: To be the dynamo they think I mn Sothern rind Marlowe, V ice President '29g Thesplnn, .President '30: Players Club, Vice President '303 Scribblers Club, Roundup Staff: Banquet Committee: Dutcher Award Counnittee '30 Ward Belmont DALE GRIFFITH Ulysses What is strength without a double shura of 'wisrIom? Hounv: 711 Aimvrmuz To bo nn uviator Footbnll '20, Truck '3O: Basketball '20, '30g Baseball '29: R Club Druko LOUISE GASKELL Luz A rhapsolly of words. HOBBY: Listening to Rudy Vallee ARIIIITIONZ To improve with age Latin Club '29, '30: Roundup Staff Grinnell, Drake RUTH GIBSON Gibbic Pleasures are like poppies xprcaflf' Honuvz Wulking Amrrrxonz To do nothing Stephens LUCILLE HAMILTON Pal I nm a flflffllrffillllll lo imblic I1-IIlill.S8lllP1tl8. Honmf: Looking for people Arvilxrrlon: To shoot polnr bears in the South Sen Isles 4 Aceompanist for Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubg Music Honor Society Drake or Northwestern PAULINIC HAMILTON Polly As merry as the day 'is Zvmy, She 'is never too md tn ning a sony. Honnvs Being the life of the party AMnr'r1oN: To sing on Broadway Thespinng Compass Club '30 Drake and Iowa City RONALD HANSEN Ron Always he's the owner, of the tonfluc' that pulls the burner. Honor: Cow pasture pool AMBITION: To be the perk inspector in Jerusalem Student Council '29, '30: Chairman of the Insignia Committee, Honor So- ciety, President '30: Track '27, '28, '20, '30: Football '2S5 R Club: Hi Y.: President of Home Room '29, '30: Boys' Advisor of Senior Class: Editor of thcAHanclbook PAUL GROESBECK Pete Keen appetite mul quick digestion 'wait on you and yours. Honmr: Her Anmruox: More licr Hi Y. '29, '30: T-Square '30g Boxing, Wrestling and Tumbling Club Drake Nineteen Hundred 7 ' i' and Thirty IGRQJQQ GT: fleuefbiis is 1 HE OUNDUP I ge 3 new :1 Q ss sa .l l 1 5 fi l wi ,l sl ix? r ..- ,l 1 1 3 is S 'v l l. .ii :sf - s Nineteen Hundred xglgifel' 'I and Thirty ELSIE HARVEY Bob Thou pausest not in thine alloleri task. HOBBY! Eat and grow thin AMBXTIONZ To be something Home Economics Club: Hi Y. W.: Secre- tarial Club JANE HENDERSON Tubing Young in limbs, in judgment old. HOBBY! Reforming Anmrnoxz To grow up Sharks Club: Secretarial Club '20, '3U: H1 Y. W. '30 Iowa JOHN DEAN HARRISON Laney The very fountain of wit. Honey: Anything diiiicult AMBITION: To marry into an rich family Art Club. '27, '28: Hi Y.: Senior Banquet Committee Minnesota or Northwestern MAY HIMES Sid Her nimble fingers rlrnw .forth lovely melodies As they go tripping n'er the 'i'D0TiB8.H HOBBY: Banging the ivorics Axunrfrrowz To keep my Ford from freez- ' ing in Jul .V Latin Club, Secretary '29: Hi Y. W. '29, '30: Home Economics Club: Vice President of Home Room '29, '30: Student Council '30: Electoral Board, Secretary '30: Roundup Staff Grinnell GERTRUDE HARMUTH Trudy Such a Joy ambition finds. Homer: Collecting things ' AMBrr1oN: To be some big man's secretary Home Economics Club '28: Pep Squad '28, '29: French Club '29: Thespinn: German Club: Stamp Club: Debate Club Drake ANNALOIS HERTZBERG Clinr1 For she was jes' the quiet kind. Whose natures never vary. Honxar: Riding to New York by Buffalo AMBr'r1oN: To ride in the only cockin china. Pep Squad '28, '29' G. A. A. '29, '30: Athenian Art Club 'ao Drake or Ames WILLIAM HIEDLEBAUGH Scotch Care killed the cal, I'll have none of that. HOBBY: Dodging work Anmmon: Truck driver T-Square Club '28: Stage lllanagcr '28, '29: Football '27 Kelly Field HAROLQ HARNER Jack Silen e is the mother of truth. HOBBY: Taking math. tests Amarnonz Bent Ron Hansen at a game of handball Football '27, '28, '29: Truck, '28, '29, '30: Hi Y. '29, '30: Finance Committee '29, '30 Drake - DOROTHY HARVEY Dottie It's not her eyes so lame and blue It's just the way she looks at you. HOBBY: Swimming and ,tennis Aixmrrronz To be premiere dancer ut the Roxy Theatre N. Y. Orchestra '27, '28: Rosamunde : Framed: Sharks Club: Home Econo- mics Club: French Club: H1 Y. W. Drake or Ames ROBERT HARROP Dude To be or not to bc, that is the question. HOBBY: Latin , AMBITION: To get a one from Miss Hurd Boys' Glee Club '28, '29, '30 Ames V -was 1 HE ANNA .IANSON u.'l1l11,', Honnv: Everything in general Axunrrxox: To be ri nurse G. A. A. '2S: Secretarial Club '29, '30, German Club Iowa Lutheran Nurses Training School J. BAYARD HOLTZ Jimmie A kim! mul gentle hour! he had lo comfort frirmlx nml fm-s. llonnv: Writing poetry ninrrlom: IT? write it poem Llmt can we pu 1 is 11-1 -Squnre, Secretary '29, 'ISO5 Lnb. Science: 'l'l1espinn: Trzurla '29, '30: . 'Flies :inn '3O: Boys' Glee Club '28, '2D: Bainri, President. '29, '30: Music Honor Society: St-nior Class llooster Com- mittee: Senior Clnss Play Ames A T HARRIS HOLT Loyal to school mul fricnrlsf' HOBBY: Making bird houses in shop AALBIUEON: To play the drums in Sousafs an Band and Orchestra '27, '28, '29 CARL INGRAM I would nmlcc reason, my guide. Honnv: Making life miserable Anmrrxowz To be rich PEGGY HIPPEE HE.TC6C'fl'f71fIl?l 'wall Tami. Honnvz Breaking thc nose AMBITJON: To climb into Sl rumble sent gracefully without breaking the nose Latin Club '28, French Club, Theodian '29, '303 Thespian: Scribblers Rollins lrpegn DOROTHY HOVVARD Dad To business that we love -we rise belimef' I-Iomaar: Arriving at school ut 7:00 in the morning ALFIIITIONZ To get to school before the Janitors do German Club '2Sl: Athenian Art Club '23, '29, '30 Drake MARTHA 1-IUNNEL 1lIurty 1lla11. has her will but uwmmn has her way. HOBB!'2 Shoes AMBITIDN: To be ri hulllllll fly French Club '28: Hi Y. W. '28: Roundup Staff-Advertising: G. A. A. '28 Tucson, Arizona or Grinnell FRANCES JACKSON Fran Witty to talk wilh, And pleasant to think un. HOBBY: Driving my flivver AMBITIUN: To drive my flivver G. A. A. '28, Home Economics, Secre- tary '28, '29, '30: Hi Y. W. '28, '29: Fnotlights: Athenian Art Club '29, '30 Iowu or Wisconsin G3 ROUNDUP . i . MIRIAM JUDIESCH --Twin , ' They say we are i f Almost as like as eggs. i HOBBY: Playing marbles ' An.m1'rIoN: To hunt wild game in Africa N Thespiun: Sothern and Marlowe: Girls' R Glee Club '29, '3O: Horne Economics 4 Club '2Sg Secret Service , Hi Y. W. I ' Carleton . N PEARL JUDIESCH Twin They my we ure Almost as like ax eggs. Homrr: Playing poker . - Aiunrrxowz ,To e n fortune teller in a. , circus Q, ' Thespinn: Sothern and Marlowe: Home : Economics Club '28, '29: Girls' Glee 1 ' Club '29, '30, Hi Y. W. ' Grinnell : r Q5 Niizeteen Hundred 'I el li ilCh3G,?J'i and Thirty J , I 322'gf5'il9I 1 HE ROUNDUP! lexigg E5 3 .. .. .,.., 7, ...., ,,,, ,! l iw. a is I in 1 V' W sr is - n s e in .w is a iz l if K . ,. in fp , is -, M fl l' Nineteen Hundred 3'-'if'-'gal' and Thirty MAURICE KING filer:-y Sincerity is the foundation of success. HOBBY: Sleeping Amnrrmuz To get rich quick 'li'-Square Club, President '29 owa. MARY C. KRAETSCH Hillary K Cheerful at mourn, she wakes from short repose. Breaks the keen air and carols as she goes. HQGZBY: Strap-hanging on thc Crocker ar AMBITIONZ To design a short skirt for Gretn Garbo French Club, Secretary '29: Theodiun, President '30: Sothern and Marlowe: Thespiun: Vice President of Home Room '29, '30: Chairman of Senior Banquet Committee: Athenian Art Club '29: Hi Y. W. '28 Ames RALPH LANE Jerry When work: and play contest, Why, play, and let work rest. HOBBY! Writing funny verses about teachers Aiunrrrox: To have a new harmonica orchestra symphonic chromatic jews harp Hi Y.: Football '28 Drake JULIA LAMPLIAN Ja-flu As merry as thc day is lung. HOBBY: Long hair A1uBx'r1oN: To invent u hnir promoter Sharks Club: French Club '29, 'BUQ Roundup Stub'-Advertising Drake DOROTHY KRELL l'Pl8G81i7lII in manner and namely in ap- peurancef' Secretarial Club '29, '30 JANIES KUNATH Jim Laugh and the world laughs with you. Honnrz Golf AMm'rroN: Golf pro Golf Club, President: Golf Tcum: Thespian '30: R Club: Student Di- rector of the Senior Class Play Iowa PHILIP KRUIDENIER Phil The milrlgst manners with the bravest mm. . Honey: Swimming AMnrrxoN: To be able to catch a discus like Chapman Hi Y., Treasurer, Vice President: French Club '28, '29: Football '29: Swimming Team '30: Track '30: Home Room Treasurer '29, '3O: R Club HENRIETTA KING Newt A little piece of mischief. Honmf: Pat Amsrrrozvz Telling secrets? C. C. C. C. LOUISE KLAR Luz Whose little body lodged a mighty mind. HOBBY: Doing Latin AMBITION: To be President of the National W. T. U. Footlights: Latin Club: Art Club '29, '30: H.i Y. W. Grinnell or Northwestern BESSIE KOEPPEL Bess Hwhatdwilinnol woman, gentle woman, are. HOBBY: Singing Q V AMBITION: To do something ClLffGI'9lll2 Latin Club, '27, '28: Sothern and Mur- loweg German Club '20: Hi Y. W. Drake lo I THE ROUNDUP. .em ? ANN MCKINLEY lVin.rli1m up days wzth toil and nights with sleep. HOBBY: Horseback riding AMHITIONZ To be a social leader in the city slums Secretary of Senior Class: National Honor Society '29, '30: Theorlian, Vice President and President '29: Latin Club, President '29g Thefspian, Secre- tary '30: Service Committee '29: Booster and Stamp Committee '30: Dutchcr Service Award Committee '29, '30g Senior Class Play: Editor-in-chief of Annual JAMES LEWIS Jim To a wise man all the 1u1n'lzI's his soil. Homw: Listening to Wilbur Adams talk AMm'r1oN: To go to California Hi Y. '29, Track '30 Drake ELMER LEVIN Nu.memzs He -is of a very melancholy disposition, HOBBY: Making o good impression and then ruining it. AMBrr1oN: To he a. humorist Bovs' Glee Club: Band '27, '28, '29, '30: Orchestra: Sothern and Marlowe: Latin Club '27 Iowa M ILDRED LEISEROWITZ Mil I never knew so young a body with so old a heart. Homav: Reading AMBITION: To travel Latin Club '27, '28, '29: Secretarial Club '29, '30 Drake und Illinois ESTHER MAHAFFA Pups Just am-enable and 1Lnprctentious. Honey: Doing things wrong AMBITIQN: To do something right Hi. Y. W. '28, '29, '30, Theodiun '29, '30 Drnke FLORENCE LE CRON Bunny Em-th.'s noblest thing-a lady perfecLed. 4 HOBBY: A horse-a hobby-horse AMHITION: To keep my hair up one whole day Thcodinn, Vice President '3O: Scribblers, President '30: French Club: Noon Movies Committee Northwestern WILLIAM MAI-IER, Jn. Bill Every man has busineas and rlenresf' Honor: 30th Street Amnrrros: More 30th Street Iowa State ROBERTA LIVINGSTON Bobbie Life's ll plcosant institution: let us take it as 1t comes. ANNA LASKO Annie Still waters run deep. Homw: Having n. good time AMBITION: Hnve n better time Hi Y. W.: Latin Club '28, '29: French t Club: Auditor of the Cafeteria Business School FRED MCCURNIN lilac I ham: on., exposition of sleep come upon me. Honor: Baseball Awmrrxow: California .. Notre Dome W. 1 w A L9 . QW u Nzneteen Hundred ZHQQQI' 'I and Thirty I' 'lsvfbgli '1- S-.9 . THE ROUNDUP, l Q J.. Nineteen Hundred ifgra 'it dial' Il and Thirty JEANNETTE IXIARTINDALE Nettie To traveliny I shape myself Zzetimesf' Homw: Waiting on Anne A.MBr'rroN: Travel abr-ond Home Economics Club '29, '30: Secre- tarial Club '29. '30: German Club: A Home Room Secretary Simpson or Drake DOLORES MELINE Trust me ta keep a secret going. JACK MASSIE Jam 'fWhv.L zz case am I in! Homer: Football Annu-rox: To find the right. girl Football '28, '29: Golf '27, '2S: R Club: Hi Y.: Truck '29, '30 Drake or Ames GLORIA MEANS The great art in writing advertisements is finding a proper way to catch the TCUIIBIJS eye. HOBBY: Catching flies AMnrr1oN: Siberia French Club '28: Latin Club '27: Round- up Stal?-Advertising National Park Seruinury and Tuson ROBERT MINNIS Rub No sirmer, 'nor saint perhaps But, well-the very best of chaps. HOBBY: Going swimming Arvuaxrmu: To move away from Des Moines Hi Y.: Stump Club Q Drake and University of Pennsylvania FRANK IWOORE Professor Reserved and dignified am I 5 As far girls, I pass them. by. Honey: Swimming AMBITION: To become si second One- eyed Connoly Model Airplane Club: Lab. Science '29, '30: Hi Y. '29, '30 Drake FRANCES NIASON Fran, Cheerful by disposition, friendly by nature. HOBBY: Dancing . AMxs1'r1oN: To be an ad writer for 11 HBWSDZLPBT Secretarial Club: Hi Y. XV. B libs' ' STELLA MAYO Come and trip -it as you go. HOBBY! Dancing the Hilancl fling AMJ1x'rIoN: To get all fours Girls' Glee Club '29, '30: A Cupello Chorus '30 Drake FLORENCE MILLER Let us then be up and doing. HOBBY: Laughing Ausrrxorx: To be a private secretary PegqSqund: Home Economics Club '28, ORVILLE MARION Oswald I often tell myself there is more in me than people think. HOBBY: Junior High AMBITION: To be the boys' advisor at Stephens College T-Square Club '27, '28, '29, '30 Iowa Q? ' I' neue-Shir go 35 ,D 95523-fren I THE HARRIET MOORE Katie Work first and then. rest. , HOBBY! Working in the library AMm'rxoN: To have an ambition Sothern and Marlowe: Thes ian '29: Latin Club '29g French Club '30: Library Club '29, '30: Roundup Stat? -Advertising Chicago University ALBERT MURPHY Al G-ive me back the days of old Whenblaigies were fair and knights were H In HOBBY: Red hair Amarrrorzz To run a night club Baud and Orchestra '27, '28, '29, '30: Secret Service: In Arcacly: Thespxan: T-Square: Hi Y. Notre Dame ROBERTA NEEL Bobby A girl who tries to do everything and does 'it well. Honavz Sleeping AMBUION: To be a music teacher German Club: North High in 1928 Drake HARRIETT C. PAGE Hattie C. I am fonrl of water Il ever must delight. HOBBY: Fording the Hudson D Aiunrrxosz To be the second lady Presi- dent of the U. S. Sharks Club, Secretary and Treasurer '29: Sothern and Marlowe: G. A. A.: Hi Y. W.: Social Committee of Senior Class Ward Belmont and Iowa RUSSELL PARRISH Russ He goes about rlisturbing none. This quiet Senior High School son. 'I'-Square Club '27, '28: Orchestra 3 mes ISABELLA ODELL Billie Gay in spirit, she never frets, She has many friends and more secrets. HonnY: Listening to Marj. S. Azunrrrow: To grow two more inches Home Economics Club, Treasurer '29, '30: G. A. A.: Thespian ROSALIE OPENHEIM Ro In all the tears of storm and strife I 'm stirs 'youfll dance your way through 1 e. ' Honmr: Dancing ixMBITIONZ To be Helen Wills successor own WILDA MULLINS Billy Take the 'instant way. IIOBBY: Athletics . AMn1TxoN: To ben good Y. W. executive G. A. A. '27, '28, '29, '30: Hi Y. W. '30 Iowa State KING PARK Parking He 'is the greatest artist who has embodied the greatest number of greatest f11eas. Honnv: Lookin' for n girl who has for her ambition, n wife Alunrrrous To be the best cartoonist the world has ever known Sothern and Marlowe: Thesyiinn: Players Club: Athenian Art Clu , Secretary and Treasurer '30g Basketball '28, '29p Hi Y. Iowa MARGUERITE PARRISH 0Jicious, innocent. sincere, Of every friendless name the friend. HOBBY: Tankini dictation .KMBITIONZ To e a successful secretary Secretarial Club '29, '30: Home Econo- mics Club '30l Wortburg or Grinnell I Nineteen Hundred II 1 ROUNDUP I 54 3 Q55 and Thirty 6? his l 323554191 I THE ROUNDUP: lcvigjggg C Gi MONROE PATZIG Pat A prompt, decidve man. Homsrz Going to school AlfBITl0NZ To stop an old Ford Hi Y. Drake LESTER PASSNO Solomon, He puts his sorrows and his cares 011 the shelf, And comes tn school to enjoy himself. HOBRY: W:xtching n certain Bud bloom Anmrrronz To build a skyscraper with an Erector set T-Square '27, '28, '29, '30: Swimming '27 Ames or Iowa HELEN J. PORTER Life'x r1 pleasant 1Tyrst1'tu!1'anf lift us Inks' it as it l'umf's. HOBB1'Z Trying to reduce AMm'rxoN: To niet-t Pnul VV!-nitemnn Thespinn Dmke MARY PERRY llfI. P. Thcre's vz.ulh'ing ill can dwell in such IL tlzmplef' HOBB1'Z Painting sc-cnery AMBITIQNZ To have a poem published G. A. A. '27: Footlights: Thespinn: Theocliun: Hi Y. W., President '29, '30: Athenian Art Club '28, '29: Secretory of the Point System '29, '30: Student Council, Secretary '30g Girls' Advisory Board, Secretary: National Honor Soc-ic-ty '29, '30: Vice President of Senior Class DARRELL REID D. D. u.4fll'l' all is sail! mrrl flour, I'-m. self-mtixjierl, but not the only one. Honmf: Basketball AMB1'r1oN: None Basketball '29, '30g R Club Harvard REBECCA PARTRIDGE Becky A magnificent spectacle of human happiness. Honiara Paper drives Aluerrrouz To get there on time Electoral Board '28, '30: Sharks Club, President '3O: Compass Club President, '29, '30g Hi Y. W.: French Club '30: G. A. A.: Class Sermon Committee Iowa or Ohio Weslyan University MARJORIE PHARMER Marg-ic A flatteri-nfl painter who makes it her care to draw men as they ought to hc, not as they are. HOBBY: Drawing AMBITION: To become a second Rem- brandt Latin Club '28: Athenian Art Club: Hi Y. W.: Spanish Club '29 Drake I MARVIN PAYNE 1lIib' I used ta run from the ladies, but -na-w I'11e learned to fiance. Honor: Travel AMBITION: Tour Europe in 1936 Hi Y., Treasurer '3O: Math. Cluhg Stu- dent Council '3O: Band '27, '28, '29: Orchestra. '27, '28: Swimming '30g R Club '30 Iowa or Chicago EDWARD ROBERT PAULINE Erlflg, ' Oue's studios do so interfere with the regular high school course. HOBBY: Old Fords and studying Amu'rroN: To run 0. night club in Des liloines , Drake A TNIILDRED REINERTSON Bliley Those about her- Frnm her shall read the 1121-fr-cl 1l'll!lS nf honor. Honor: Typing tests AMBITXONZ To be Secretary of War G. A. A. '28, '29, '30: Band '29 :- :' Drake 1- F19 Qt ' Nineteen Hundred yi- 1! 3QEQ,QQli il . Il llGE'lEllH'.7E and Thzrty I THE ROUNDUP 1 FE is 7 LESLIE RILEY Lucky Les I never flare to write as funny as I can. Honey: Inventing a system to econo- niize on the sr-honl's expense of drink- ing waiter Arumriou: Five times in sueeession Roundup Stall' Ames or Drake VIRGINIA ROWE Ginny The rude sea grew civil at her song. Honmr: Subject to change AMm'rxoN: Lost-if found, please return to owner Tlieodinn: Lntin Club, Vice President '29, President '30: Girls' Glee Club, President '29, '30: 'National Honor Society, Secretary '30: Music Honor Society: HIIOSELIIIUIICICHQ Electoral Bnnril: Home Room Treasurer: G. A. A. '28: Roundup Stuff: Class Sermon Committee: Code Committee: Girls' Trio: Mixed Double Quartet: Iowa A State Chorus '29: National Chorus '30 mes MORTON ROOT Duke Lord, what fools these mortals be! Houiw: Beautiful girls AMnr'rioN: To control Wall Street National Honor Society '30: Hi Y: Math. Club, President '3O: Spanish Club: Vice President of Home Room: Golf Club: Service Committee: Senior ABauquet Committee: T-Square Club mes FRANCES ROSEN With vullifex of el1'rnal babble. Honor: Studying the Francis Bacon we -Y Aiunrrrouz To lc-nm to like all those- hin is I li t 1, atc Girls' Glee Club '28, '29: Footlights: Thespion: Rosamunde: In Areudy ROBERT RUBY Bob I 'll put the girdle 'round the earth in 40 'i les m nu.. . HOBBY: Giving orders Editor-in-chief of Roundup: French Club '30' Svrimmi ' Q , ng 2. Drake and Iowa RAY RICH Ray He's the type that always blows out the candles on the birthday cake. Honor: Electrical work AMBITION: Bent C.C.C.in an argument Class Day Committee: Building and Grounds Committee '28: Ames Char- acter Conference '29: Hi Y.: Senior Class Play: Student Council, Treasurer '29, '30: Chairman Finance Committee '29, '30: Judiciary Committee '29, '30: T-Square Club, Vice President '30: Stage Electrician '29, '30: President of Home Room '28: Vice President of Home Room '30: Ames or Stanford MARY FRANCES RILEY M. F. No steps backward. Hoinw: Making puns AMBITIONZ Keeping out of jamisl French Club. Trensurer '30: Seribblers Club '29, '30 Manhattenvillc, New York and Iowa GENE SCHLAEGEL Gas', Du1x.'tdlliir1.,Ic to hunt two hares with one og. Honey: Hunting ibut wlu1t?l ' Aiunrrrox: Get a job raking leaves on the Sahara Desert ifumbling, Boxing and Wrestling Club '30 owa LILLIAN ROCKWELL Lil Red hair can 'nal be had by everyone. Sharks Club '28, '29, '30: Compass Club '28, '29, '30: Operettn, 'In Aready : Girls' Glee Club '28: Hi Y. W. '29 ELISABETH REYNOLDS Silence is the perfeclesl herald of joy. g9 91352-5-:Oli . ll Nineteen Hundred M and Thirty IQFESS-it 53 Si. Q4 Ilfyfalfiivi Ek gee. . THE ROUNDUP . -' l 1-.9 Y Q Nineteen Hundred Wffewl' 'I and Thirty EDWIN A. SMITH Eddie He did Zothing in particular and did il we . Footlights: Band MAJORIE SIGNS Marj I wear glasses only to make me look wise. HOBBY: Talking about him AMQITION: To get him Latin Club '27, '28: Sothern and Marlowe: Nurses Training THELMA SCHWAEGLER Swaggie A girl who tries to do everything and does it well. HOBBY: Feeding the mouse in my locker Ams1'r1oN: To arrive safely at the night of commencement French Club, Vice President '30: Home Economics Club: G. A. A, '27: Service Committee '30: Hi Y. W.: Roundup Stalk' Northwestern EDWIN F. SMITH Eddie The mirror of all courtesy, HQBBY: Arguing with the faculty AMBr'rroN: To find myself on the right side of the argument Home Room President '28: T-Square Club, Secretary and Treasurer '27, '28: President '29, '30: Golf Club '27, '2S: Lab. Science Club, Secretary and Treasurer '29, '30: Hi Y. '29, '30: Thespian: Band '28, '29, '30: Track '29, '3O: Football '28: Student, Council Vice President '30: Building and Grounds Committee Ames HOWARD SMITH Smitty First in fight and every ,qraceful deed. HOBBY: Listening to Harris and Rump argue Aunrrxoz-I: To be able to correct Mr. Eastman Hi Y.: R Club: Boxing, Wrestling and Tumbling Club '30: Insignia Com- mittee: Football '27, '28, '29 Drake and Iowa J. MAURINE SEVDE Jimmie Silence is more eloquent than words. HoBBY: Going places and doing things AMBrrxoN: To succeed Senior Home Economics Club '30 Ames GWENDOLYN SMITH Gwen Busts, cameos, gems-such things as these, I would fain possess. HOBBY: Collecting elephants AmarrroN: To debate C. C. C. Latin Club '29: G. A. A. '28, '29: Secre- tarial Club '29, '30: Drake or Columbia, Mo. LOREN SHISLER Pour-ed nmarrelaus melodies-tr-ill on tri . HOBBY: Playing the tuby A.MBiTIONZ To he playing with the Cliquot Eskimos on the equator T-Square Club: Band '28, '29, '30 CLEO C. STANLEY Stan Little I ask: my wants are few. HOBBY: Shaving billiard balls Amnrrxow: To e graduated Hi Y.: Boys' Glee Club DORTHA SIEFKES Dol Her personality has modesty as its keynote. HOBBY: Spending my spare moments in the librari AMBr'r1oN: Li rarian Secretarial Club '29, '30: Library Club, President '29, '30 Drake IC-'JSEQQQQ 4' GJ Q2 QPF lr QIGBQU, :qi . HE 'ROUNDUP' nenrojgggz QE 4 RAYMOND SWALLA Razr Friends, one and all, I must bid you an afectionate farewell. HOBBY: Joining Honor Societies Amnrrxonz To be graduated TOM THROCKMORTON He has to be known to be appreciated. HOBBY: Protecting Morton Root from I' B AIEAITION! To be a physician Tennis '29, '30: Hi Y. '29, '30 Drake and Jefferson EUGENE FRANK TURNER Turner This 'is the last of earth, I am content. HOBBY: Talking AMBITION: Rival Henderson of Shreve- IJ . T-Iggxirare Club '28: President of Home Room '28Q Vice President of Home Room '29 Purdue or Northwestern DOROTHY TURNER Dottie What's the use of worrying? It never was worth while. HOBBY: Arguing Amurrxon: To be boys' adviser at West Point Stephens College nr Northwestern JOSEPHINE VAN SANT ' Jae Tall, bashful, yet a very likeable young person. HOBBY: Studying history AMBITTONZ To get in the lunch room on time . Girls' Glee Club: Secretarial Club Penn College MARY VAN HOSEN Mar-da Chewing the food of sweet and bitter fancy. Homw: Driving someone else's car:- Accident? Not yet AAIBITIONZ To own n car someday . Latin Club '29, '30: Home Economies Club: Roundup Staff Grinnell, Drake EVERT WEEKS Hurt I am not 'in the roll of common men. HOBBY! Indianola . AMBITIONZ Learn to swim R Club '28, '29, '30g Swimming Team '27, '28, '29, '3O: Roundug Staff- Advertisingg Hi Y. '28: Trac '29, '30g Football '29: Senior Class Play University of Pennsylvania. RUSSELL WELLMAN Russ Oh, tell me not in mournful numbers, That school is not the place for slumbersf' HOBBY: Fishin' ? AMBXTIONI To put enough English on a billiard ball to beat Turner Track '29, '30: Home Room President '29 ALICE VINALL She looked with such a look and spoke with such a tone. Hi Y. W.: French Club '29, '30: Pe icguqgg2S, '29: Home Economics Clug JEANBELL ULSH Boots I'lZ speak in a monstrous little oaks. Sp,r5r6isl130Clubg Home Economics Club L9 N zneteen Hundred mage' I' and Thzrty 'gags I THE 'ROUNDUP I C og I ' r I9 . f, N zneteen Hundred '14 ?'hQ,'i'f9l' and Thirty LOIS STEMPLE Sally It's nice ta be natural when you're naturall ' y mee. IIOBBYZ Arguing Axynsrrronz Less Guls' Glee Club '305 A Capello Chorus '30 Elmhurst College or Drake FRANCES .STONE Fran Much might be said on bolh sides. HOBBY: Arguing AMB1'rxoN: To be somebody's stonog G. A. A. '27, '28 Drake JACK STOLP Dutchy Of manner, gentle, of ajections mild, In wil zz 1lll17l'. simplicity a. child. HOBBY: Munkeying with a car until it won't run .AJEIBITIONZ To prove that Mr. Eastman is wrong Student Council '30: Chairman of Service Commltteeg National Honor Society '29, '30: Football '27, '28, '29: T-Square '26,. '27g Lab. Science Club '29, '30: Senior Class Treasurer: Hi Y. '28, '29: President of Home Room '29, '30g Senior Clnss Play Northwestern or Washington CHARLENE STRADLEY Blondy I would not hare the horse I drive So fast that folks 'must stop rmrl stare. HOBBY: Riding horseback AMB1'r1oN: To be L1 second Lindy Hi Y. W. '27 FLORENCE STONE Flossie As merry as the day is Zami. HOBBY! Food AMBr'r1oN: Get fi good position G. A. A. '27 Drake BUD STEELE As cold as any stone. HOBBY: Looking for Lester Clyde Passno ARlBIf'ION2 After everything is finished Football '28, '29 Drake CLAIRE STRONG Baby Who should express her goodliness. HDBBY: Keeping Virginia out of mis- chief Amnrrrow: California Secretarial Club '30: Class Day Com- mittee: Hi Y. W. '28, '29: Home Economics Club '28, '29 HELEN STRINGFELLOW Jerry She knows n. lot, but strange to say she isn'l ruined by the fact. HOBBY: Playing the piano AMBITIONZ To play like Paderowslci G. A. A. '27, '28, '20, '30: Home Eco- nomics Club '29, '3O: Hi Y. W.: Accompanist for Jr. High Glee Club '28 Drake NEDRA STROUP Mizlgie Haw far that little candle tlzrnws her beams. HOBBY: Talking AMBr'rmN: Be tall Latin Club '28, Library Club '29 Drake ERVIN STRINGFELLOTV Envy Has Uris fellow no feeling nf his business. HOBBY: YVuiting on pretty girls in an A 8: Pstore I AMBITIONZ To wzut on more such creatures Track '28, '29g Football '29g Tennis '27: Hi Y. '27 Drake or Ames is el If leuefb?-ii een, l HE ROUND UP . DON YARGER Shorts Ile quietly works and never sh-irks Fore! golf 'is his favorite coll. Honor: To argue AMnrr1oN: To win un argument Orchestra '28, '29: Golf Team '29: T-Square Club '28: Science Club '30: Golf Club: Building and Grounds Committce '3!lg Yice President of Home Room '29, Pl'CSldGDl2,0f Home Room '30, Hi Y. '29, '30 Ames WAYNE XANDERS Clays llc was ever fair and never proud. HOBBY: Fords Annlrionz To play on a. professional basketball team l R Club, President '30: Student Council '30: President of Home Room '29, '30: Bnskctbull '28, '29, '30g Captain '3Og Football '29: Truck '30g Electoral .Bonrd, President '30g Hi Y. '29, '30 Drnke LELA WILK'SON Jerry An ounce oflmirth, is worth a pound of sorrow. ' Honor: Roadsters Anlprrioxr Got to school on Monday Uruversity of So. California or Iowa THERESA WTNKLER Babe An unesrtingmfshed laughter shakes the skies. Honor: Nothing Amnrrroxz Still nothing Latin Club '28, '29 Drake or Minnesota FRANKLIN ZUG Zuggey Good sense, kindness of heart and a proper self respect are the elements of the best mon. Honmr: Tennis AMn1rroN: To be Bill Ti1den's successor Hi Y.: Tennis Club: Roundup Staff Chicago, Dmkc DORTHA WILLIAMS Irish I t's nice to be natural when you're natur- ally nice. Honnv: Playing basketball AIill3ITl0NZ To break n worlrl's record H1 Y. W.g G. A. A. '27, '28, '29, '30 Drake JOHN ZUG Hey there UlV6G'l'1A11,U his wisdom lightly. . Hi Y. '29, '30: Debate Club '30g Tennis Club '29, '30: National Honor Society '305 Roundup Staff: Orchestra '30g Quiz Book Contest, Co-winner: Know Your Own School Contest, Co-winnrer Drake, Iowa, Southern California MARY WORMHOUDT Sincere, thouolufful and sweet, A girl whom everyone likes to meet. Honor: Writing letters AMBITIONZ To Hy around the world on the Graf Thcspinn: Tlieoclion, Vice President '3Og Sharks Club: French Club: German Club: National Honor Society Chicago or Peabody MARLOWE WILLIAMS Dan Gannon Strong as twenty men, but weak for one woman. Honor: Working my way through Bnrber College Amnrrion: To be on thc honor roll Football '28, '29: Basketball '29, '30: Track '2S.'20, '30: R Clubg Band '283 Hi Y., Cabinet Memberg Roundup Staff, Sports Editor Iowa. or Ames WALTER HULL Swimming Team: R Club 3 5 1 n i :veggie GE 7' 'i - Q1 N f H ll' d v zggaw' 'I UH? Kell lin TK I' and Thzrty 2' I HE TROUNDUP1 l FE ' 'l 5 . l II Nineteen Hizndred 3524.-fall and Thirty YVONNE LAMOREAUX Pat ? Gentle 'ln 'word anfl deed. HOBBY: Poems AMBITION: Teacher Drnke MAILIAN PEIRSON Slow to speak yet iL's rzluviys cnmplv7lc. HOBBY: Imitating John Hclrl .lr. AMm1'1oN: To paint covr-rs for College Humor School of Fine Arts, Pratt Institute, N. Y. MILDRED MCG OWAN Her personality has modesty as ils keynote. MARJORIE FORD 1llurj An ambitious worker mul n true j'rie1zfl. Housvz Writing illustrated letters AMBrrxoN: To have thrills I can't define Athenian Art Club: Home Economics Club '29, '30, Hi Y. W. '28, '29: Com- pass Club '30 Layton School of Art WILLIAINI SHAVER. Bill HOBBY: Eating AMBi'rroN: To go to Florida Twgquare '28: Hi Y. '30 Iowa. THELMA SPEAR Not Graduating JANIES RUSK Jimmie A good blujfer who really believes il. Honmr: Stud Y Aismrrrou: To be important Track '28, '29, '30, Hi Y. '29, '30, Build- ing find Grounds Committee '30 Yale or Illinois VERNE TVILSON Oh, he will sing the savagencss ou! nf a. bear. Hi Y.: Roundup Stai'-Advertising RAYMOND DUNCAN Ray Nature hath no surprise, A No ambuafoade of beauty 'yainst mme es 511 - , HOBBY! Designing costumes for the Casino Theater V AMnrrxoN: To be girls' adviser at Vassar Math. Club: T-Square '29 Iowa FRANZ LINDEN Lindy Fifteen years aaa I planned my gradua- tio . Homin: nPicking Bowers off of syallpapcr Amnrnonz Transcontinental pilot T-Square Club '29, Track '30 lv 1l63!ff?5i I HE ROUNDUP. .egg lg I VIRGINIA ROSS Gin Speech is great but silence is greater. Honnrz Trying to find something new to do AMBITIONZ To be an adventuress Drake GEORGE MILLER Jigga He wears his faith but as the fashion of his hat. Honmf: Swimming Amnrrxox: Beat Johnnie Weismuller R Club: Trident Club, Vice President '28: Hi Y.: Vice President of Home Room '29, '30: President of Home Room '28, '29: Swimming '27, '28, '29, '30Q Roundup Ste.B' Iowa. or Drake NORMAN WISSLER Norm Saying and doing are two things. Honor: Shining, the heads oh' nickles Amnrrxox: To e graduated Building and Grounds Committee '28, '29 Drake O ADELAIDE BOWERS Ad, Tiny'- I am sure that care's an enemy to life. Home Economics Club: Secretarial Club ZELDA CAS-SELL Jimmie The music in .my heart I bore. H : M onnr uexc AMBITIQN: To be prominent in the musical world Hi Y. W. '28, '29, G. A. A. '28, '29, '303 Girls' Glee Club '29, '30: A capellu chorus: Rosamunde Howard University ROBERT CORWIN Corey I'm not bashful: I'1n just thoughtful. HOBBY: Riding a hobby horse AMBITIONZ To be the prohibition agent at the waterworks. Lab. Science Club: Track '27 n Iowa. REED MERRILL Ye are wondrous strong. HOBBY: Boxing Amuarrxon: To be a professional boxer MAX PEIRCE A penny for your thoughts. HOBBY: Fords 1 AMm'rxoN: Making 'em run Pictures ROY ABRAM Abie Wall-timed silence has more eloquence than s eech. Hopnxr: Kidzdiug C. C. C. Chicago University FREDA MAE HALL Billie Honnra Writing stories AMBITION: To get there on time Iowa DONALD SCHULER Dan Homavz Cranking Fords AMBITION: Screen lover! EDWARD BECKER Ed HOBBY: Basketball Basketball, Captain '29, '30: Track '28, '29: Football '29: R Club, President '29: Senior- Banquet Toastmaster: 'Social Qonimitteep Student Council '29, gg: Insignia Committee Chairman '29, Drake, Iowa HELEN BLAKESLEE CHESTER JACOBS Chet Honnrz Whoopee Amnrrxouz To go steady with three girls nt the same time Boys' Glee Club 52 1-.9 N- ,.-K meteen Hundred N. ZMQQXSI' 'I and Thirty I' 'l fqfi 1 Q ng. . HE RQUNDUP. 5 GQ 5 QQ? E 2 ww- .. LB , ' W ay 2152 fm H W, ua ss ww ns. f X .H ss a ss lax W, gm ,gg XE' HEX E m nm 13? ss an 5: gs ww m xx: B ma Xi 55 Q m X ss ss Q1 ss H 1 an N , X E ss a xg. as a B x ' ss 5.x f ES wifi' :. Q2 'Y Nineteen Hundred 653525 zfm'34f'?Cal' 'I and Thirty I' ilsuilwli lf fx xv. I 'SL . rf ' ' S ' - ' J W X Xl! N ' 18 eg. H . , X .551 'Ti .1 ' f 'A E55 ,Vl XX I Max if m l -1 H' J f Y 6: My - ' ini. 4 4' .X Q1 LX I f 'mmf 5 IM: xx Q N ,, x ca A ,Lf ' fl -' ' , S? ' Zwjlvfrlx 41 N1 1 -1:-J I X 3 Q. 'Qi5'xm W , 52 ff ' 0 0 11? 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' ' l Q I7 ,-.- f --'- - -f Y VY . -Q -'xxx-X--V Y 5 Y - ,,, I f 1 inf, 2, 4 . .L wi x 1 2 4 -,za- hae- '. - -g W W, . E' Ti., A 5.3 V ,-.,,- - ,IL . HE ROUNDUP. .RRR is G4 Student Council First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester HOWARD GRTMES President GEORGE CLARK EVERETT COLTON Vice President EDWIN F. SMITH M.kURINE HOUSH Secretary MARY PERRY FRANK CROWLEY Treasurer RAY RICH MEMBERS DAVE ABRAM ED BECKER BILL BENNETT GEORGE CLARK EVERETT COLTON FRANK CROWLEY :HARRY DILDINE HOWARD GRIMES RONALD HANSEN MARGUERITE 1'IARTLEY MAURINE HOUSE MARGARET MOORE MARVIN PAYNE NIARY PERRY Bon TAYLOR Ei Nineteen Hundred gba -'fl' 'I and Thirty JOHN BENNISON GEORGE CLARK IQENNETH COLTON FRANK CROWLEY BURTON HADLEY LOYAL HAMILTON RONALD HANSEN MAY HIMES MARVIN PAYNE MARY PERRY RAY RICH EDWIN F. SMITH JACK STOLP EBERLE THORNTON WAYNE XANDERS I HE ROUNDUP' 'Egg RJ 7 is 25 Junior High Student Council F irst Semester OFFICERS Secoml 6eme.sler FRED DISTEIIDIUK President HOMER BRADSHAII LoU1S Coox Vice President JAMES BRAMMER ALICE BOVVLES Secretary ALICE BOWLLS HOAIER BRADSHAW Treasuevvr FRED HASKINS MEMBERS 1X4ARGARET ANDREWS FRED HASKINS PAUL BAICHLY DICK HOOK LESTER BISHQP BETTY IKEATING ALICE BOWLES GRACE LEE HOAIER BRADSHAW IQYLE MORRIS JAMES BRAMMER MAXINE LOCKER R-OBERT CARLIN CHARLES SILIO SUSAN CARPENTER ARIEL STEEPER CHARLES CATHCART ROBERT TIEDE FRANCES FLICK HUGH VAN HOSEN SAMMY FORT DORIS YocUM 52 S2 'L J' L19 Nilzeteen Hundred i zgQ.g9lp- al . lr 4 ,QW and Thirty '- A I HE ROUNDUP I .ww A F G , 'SS E National Honor Society First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester MARGARET MOORE President RONALD HANSEN GORDON STUDEBAKER Vice Presrkient ELIZABETH CHAMBERS ESTHER MCNAUGHT Secretary VIRGHVIA ROWE MISS DIXON Treasurer MRS. MAYNARD Adviser-MR. COOK MEMBERS ARTHUR BROOKS ICILINE BUNTEN ELIZABETH CHAMBERS GEORGE CLARK JANET COLE EVERETT COLTON KENNETH COLTON MARIORIE CROSSWAITE FRANK CROWLEY RICHARD CUBBAGE HARRY DILDINE FRANCES EWING DANIEL GLOMSET DON GREFE RONALD HANSEN TED HAAS BETTY HARTER MAIIGUERITE HARTLEY BERNADETTE LACY ANN IVICIQINLEY ESTHER MCNAUGHT MARGARET MOORE MARGARET OLSEN DOROTHY PETERSON M.ARY PERRY REBECCA PARTRIDGE MARWN PAYNE ALICE PYE MORTON ROOT VIRGINIA ROWE RUTI-I SEELING JACK STOLP GORDON STUDEBAKER ROBERT TAYLOR MARGARET WHEADON MARY WORLIHOUDT BETTY HATTON JOHN ZUG 5 MAURINE HOUSH 3 C-9 Nineteen Hundred isifgiffgl' il and Thirty I' 'l6x'6p'p?s ls I HE ROUNDUP I leneejgge LE 3?zIfI???f,'iffQT2iI?1'1 1 ffm ri' I E.fffiff'.' I I 'wamgjv . - 'f eb Ojicers Qgicers-Elect 1 GEORGE CLARK P1'es1lde1I,t ERERIIE THORNTON PHILLIP IQRUIDENIER Vice Preswfcnt FRANK SLOAN EBERLE TIIORNTON Secretary CHARLES DUGAN MARVIN PAYNE Treasurer JOHN CIIIFT J. E. STONECIPIIER, Adviser YATES PAYSEUR, Director MEMBERS FREEMAN DRENV JURGEN CO1-IRT CARLIN D. IKING PAUL RASH RALPH ALTMAN DICK CUBRAGE ROBERT KENNELY RAY RICH CARL NIAY HYMAN DAVIDSON MAURICE IQING GEORGE SWARTZEIIL EUGENE ALLEN BOB DALBY VICTOR LAURENZO BUD STEELE JUNIOR ANDERSON BEN ELBERT LAYTON LOCKRIDGE CLEO STANLEY HARRY ANKENY JOHN FAIRALL JAMES LEVVIS LESLIE STOKELY EDDIE BROCK NVARD GARLIER BOB MCMARTIN ED F. SMITH JOHN BENNISON GALE CTRIFFITH REX MCLAURY FRANK SMITH ARTHUR BROOKS PAUL GROESBECK GARFIELD MAYNARD SHELDON SNYDER FRANCIS BROWN TOM GLASS VALE MONTGOMERY J ACK STOLP GAREIELD BUSSEY GERALD MAINS GEORGE MILLER HERBERT SMITH HOWARD BEESTON EUGENE GIBBS FRED MOORE BOB SCHOENICH BILL BRANDENBURG RICHARD GLENN J ACK MASSIE YVILLIAM SHAVER JACK BARROWMAN JAMES GOODWIN RONALD MAIZE ROBERT TAIT GILBERT BARRICKMAN LOYAI. HAMILTON FRANK MOORE JIM TAIICOTT WAYNE CREW XVILBUR PIURD ADDISON PAGE PIERBERT UVNGLES JOHN CLIFT PARKER HUGHES LISLE PAYNIU MARLOWE WILTIIANIS BILL CAMERON HAROLD PIARNER SI PARKER VERNE WILSON LEE CULLINS BERT IJADLEY ILES PETERSON XVAYNE XANDERS AMILIO CONTR1 IQENYON IQNOVVLES MORTON ROOT DON YARGER DAVID COGSWELL JIM IQUNATH JAMES RUSK JOHN ZUG -1 ICENNETH COLTON DON ICING GEORGE ROOD NORWOOD ZEHNER is H I - Nineteen undrefl I fu mfiewv il . I IIGEGBR1 and Thzrty Egzafwl I HE ROUNDUP1 I ' eg I Hi-Y. . First Semesler OFFICERS MARY PERRY President MARGUERITE HARTLEY Vice President ELEANOR RIDER Secretary EDITH CARL Treasurer Adviser-M.I1S. MAYNARD MEMBERS NEvA ADAMSON MARGARET ANDERSON MAIZIE ANDERSON PAULINE BAILEY EVALYN BAIE HELEN BALLIET BETTY JEAN BARNES MARY JANE BARNES DOROTHY BARTIIOLOMEW HELEN LOUISE BESSEY ICATHRYN BLCOMEURG WILMA BOAG HAZEL BOOTH JULIA BRAMIIALL MARY BRALIMER BRYDELLA BRAUGHT DOROTHY BRINKMAN VIRGINIA BURDETT EDITH CARL KATIIRYN CARLAN MARY CARNEY ZELDA CASSELL DOROTHY COE VIRGINIA COLLADAY VIRGINIA COOK LORINNE CRAWFORD MAIIIAN CREMER EVALYN DANIELS FRANCES DE BORD FRANCES DEWELI. LOUISE DIXON IVIARJORIE DRAKE ZQEQQKSII BLANCIIE EICRELEERG J UANITA ELLSWORTI-I SUSAN EVANS FRANCES EWBVG JOBEPHINE FEDDERSON GERTRUDE FERGUSON MABIAN FISHER ELIZABETH Frrz DOLORES FLEMHWG ELIZABETH FOSTER MIRIAM GDODSELL IQATHERINE GRAESER DOROTHY GRAVES LA VERN GRAY NIAREA GRAY IVIAXINE HANKAMMER IVIARGAHET HANBEN MARGARET HALL LUCI1-LE HART CATHERINE HKRTLEY l1A.RGUERITE HARTLEY BETTY HAZARD RUTH HAZEL JANE HENDERSON NIAY HIMES FRANCES HOLLIDAY BETTY JACKLIN HELEN J ACOES SYLVIA J ACOESON NIABGATET J UIJIESCII PEARL J UDIESCH MAXINE KELLEY IDNE KNOTTB MARY KXIAETBCH ANNA LASI-Io ELEANOII. LAWSON :FRANCES LEACII LOIS LILLY LORIIAINE LOCKERIDGE HELEN MCCARTHY NANCY JANE MCKAY EBTHER MAIIAFFA MARLLN MAYNAED DOROTHY MICHDLSRY MAUDE MILLAR FRANCES MITCHELII BERNIDE MOORE MARGARET MORDY WILDA MULLINB BARBARA NEFF FRANCES NICHOLS MARIE OVERHOLT CHARLOTTE PARKER REBECCA PAETRHDGE ' MARIAN PIERSON MARY PERRY LOUISE PHELAN MARGUEIIITE PILELAN EDNA PHILLIPS DOROTHY PITI-IIN VIRGINIA RALSTON ELEANOR RIDER WILLA MAE ROBINSON LILLIAN ROCKWELL Nineteen Hundred 'I and Thirty I' Second Semester MARY PERRY FRANCES DEWELL ELEANOII RIDER EDITH CARL EDITH ROOT :EDITH RIJPE J OSEPIIINE SAUNDERS DOROTHY SADIILAK Loxu SCIIOONOVER THELMA SCHWAEGLER MARIORIE SCHUETZ FLORENCE SCOTT MARY Jo Scon- VAIAETPA SCOTT GEORGIA SIMS GRACE SMITH WINXFRED STANLEY HELEN STRINGTE LI.-OXV MYRNA TREHIER VIRGLYIA THORNTON IRENE TUTI' MARJORIE UDALL CARMEN VALDER FLORENCE VANDERPLOEG ALICE VINALL MARGARET WANDINR ETIIEI. WALTZ MABJORIE WARE CATHERINE WEHRLE LOUISE WEINER JANET WINNETT DORTHA WILLLAAI-S DORIS WILSON IWIAJCINE YEAROUS Q? fleusfkke agw I THE ROUNDUP . Music Honor Society OFFICERS RICHARD CUBRAGE .... .....4... . . . TED HAAS .......... PAULINE ORCUTT. . .......Pres1klent . . . .Vice President . . . . . . .Secretary MEMBERS MAIZIE ANDERSON ELMER LEVIN VERDIN BAKER ELEANOR MCCULLOCH JUNE BRAUN FRANCES MOREHOUSE HELEN BRAYTON PAULINE ORQUTT VIRGINIA BURDETT CHARLOTTE PARKER RUSSELL BURTON RUSSELL PARRISH DOROTHY CoE VIRGINIA ROWE RICHARD CUBBAGE LOREN SHISLER GEORGE GANUNG NORMA STEGMAN LUCILLE HAMILTON PARKER HUGHES BAYARD Hourz WENDELIQ DIEBEII TED HAAS BILLY GEORGE 52 gi 'DQ Nineteen Hundred QS- I . W 'tml ll and Thzrty ll 'I 'S A A: . Jams! gsm Sgcsfwl I THE ROUNDUP. 1632534 L- G1 W ,W A ., A wasilia A Q: sam V- amy: s E L H A Boys' Glee Club GALE CYRIFFITH. . PAUL ARTIS LEE BOYCE WENDELL DIEBEL THOMAS DUSENBERRY' CAROL FURMAN HAROLD FOGLESSONG GEORGE GANUNG BILLY GEORGE DAN GLOMSET BOB GOTTLIEB GALE GRIFFITH ALLEN GRILL . . . Presulent BOB HZAMPTON DWIGHT HARROP PARKER HUGHIQS RAY LAMPHER TOM MAHER WARREN PIPER NOEL RUSHER FRANK SOUTH HERBERT UNGLES O. J. XVALLACE HERBERT WOOD F' x 99 ' H d d Q1 Zngfalfah Il Nmeteen ANZ re II il K' and Thzrty EQQ'5'3l9I I HE ROUNDUP: ' ICVFEQETQS RJ 12 55 Z3 Girls' Glec Club VIRGINIA RowE. . . HEI.lCN BRAYTQN .... .............P1'esz1le1zt . . . . .S8U7'6lfL7'fIj-TTHCISIIITGT' MEMBERS DOROTHY BANFORD LEONARD LIPSEY ANNA BRAYTON MARY JANE LOWELL HELEN BRAYTON MARGARET MARTS DOROTHY BRINKMAN MARY PARKER LEOTA CARMER MAXINE ROBERTSON DOROTHY COE VIRGINIA ROWE , BETTY CRoUcH N ORMA STEGMANN HARRIETT DYE DAISY M. SHMIDT FERN GAGEN GENEVIEVE SEBERG ANNA MARIE GUSTAFSON MARY JANE SEIBERT MARTHA HoUsH ELIZABETH SHELDON ELIENE HUSTED GRACE SMITH MIRIANI J UDIESCH Lois STEMPLE PEARL JUDIESCI-I MIRIAM STUBBS MARGAIIET JUDIESCII NoRA TENIIEY FRANCES LEACH INA VAN LANINGHAM VIVIAN LEWIS REATHA WALTZ 92 S3 7' 'Y v9 Nineteen I-Iundrea' figiffeblv fl - If IICWQMH N' Y and Thzrty 'U' Raw I THE 'ROUNDUP I Iwggi A Capella Chorus MAIZIE ANDERSON GWENETH ANTHONY VERDIN BAKER MAE BELLMAN HELEN LOUISE BESSEY ALBERT BILLINGS HELEN BRAYTON RUSSELL BURTON WENDELL BROWN ZELDA CASSELL LEWIS COOK DORIS CRAWVFORD WAYNE CREW EVALYN DANIELS VAN DONAHOO HERMAN DOWNING GEORGE GANUNG ANNA MARIE GUSTAFSON MARIE HILL MARTHA HOUSE ELIENE HUSTED JOHN HUYCK WHILARD JORDAN FRANCIS IfEATING ELEANOR LEWIS MARGARET MARTS STELLO MAYO VIRGINIA ROWE GENEVHBVE SERERG NORMA STEGMANN Lors STEMPLE RUTH STIVER DAISY SCHNITDT ELIZABETH SHATTUCK ARNOLD TINGWALL MARJORIE WVARE TED HAAS HERBERT WOOD are I Nineteen Hundred I ll Q?-is BV 'fm' I and Thirty D I HE GKOUNDUPI CU 2 ---1 ., .,... - , , wuz .'. ' -.-... Junior Glee Clubs GIRLS Front Row: PRISCILLA EVANS, JANE SPROUL, CATHRYN SOIIMERLER, VIRGINIA VOTRUBA, EILEEN GRINNELL, DONNA JEAN ANDERSON, RUTH MAYNARD, MARIAN MILLS, PHYLLIS COR- CORAN, VIRGINIA WISELIAN. Second Row: ICATHERINE FORDYCE, MARY WICKES, JANE BENNETT, MARY ELLEN TIIOMII- SON, BETTY BENNETT, MARGARET WADDELL, BARBARA ILES, MARY BLYTHE CORRY, RUTH HERTZEERG. Third Row: BARBARA DIIJLER, MADELINE MARTIN, AMY FOLLETT, HELEN POWELL, JULIA CLARK, VIRGINIA NULL, NIAXINE LOCKER, CATHRYN COON. Fourth Row: HELEN CARR, IWARJORIE BEMIS, RUTH WESSELS, PEARL CROWE, MIGNON SIIAIIIWC, VIRGINIA SAVVYER, MARY MOORE, RUTH JAMESON, GRETCHEN PATZIG, CHRISTINE CARLSON. BOYS Front Row: DONALD TOWNE, ROY RIICEHARDS, BILLY GREISINGER, DICK COOLIDGE, JAMES BRAMMER, B4ELVIN JAQEUR. Socond Row: EDWARD HARVEY, DICK RUECHTER, LEE NICOL, HOWARD WHITNEY, DAVID DAVIS. Thfird Row: ROBEIIT MARTZ, EDWARD ANRER, ROBERT KOEPPLE, BERNARD KEAM. Fourth Row: PAUL BAKELY, WIIILIAM BEAL. Nineteen Hundred 335945911 ll . lr GW and Thirty iI63e :'-is I HE GRQUNDUP I C GQ Band Clarinet: EDWARD ANKER, AMELIO CONTRI, ELDON JEFFREY, GEORGE IQILMER, IQENYON' KNOWLES, VIRGINIA BAKER, VIRGINIA BURDETT, DEAN LITTLE, ILES PETERSON, WILLIAM SHEPARD, JAMES SMITH, JOE DAVIS, YALE LIOELLER, BILLY GRIESINGER, I'IAROLD MCCOLLUM, ROBERT MANNllEIMER, KYLE MORRIB, JOE PICKENB, ROGER TEMPLETON, PAUL WILDERSON. Cornet: ROBERT BAIR, HADDON CARRIER, ALBERT MURPHY, ROBERT SCHOENICH, EDWIN A. SMITH, LUCILE WATSON, WEIR DAVENPORT, JAMES MCCOLLUM, BILL CROWELL. Tenor Saxophone: LELMER BEEGHLEY, BAYARD HOLTZ, JOSEPHINE JOHNSTON. Alto Saxophone: ROBERT KOEPPEL, ROY LANPHER, BILL SCHREIBER. Flulos: RIcIIARn CUBRAGE, ELL1ER LEVIN, NORMA TEMPLETON. Drums: SAM FORT, EDGAR INGERSOLI., FRANCIR REITH, ROBERT THROCKMORTON, HARRY BRAUGHT. Horns: ARLO KNONVLES, CHARLES RICHARDS, VAN TRAWYER, MARVIN PAYNE, ADEL SHEPARD, RAY Voss. Trombone: IJOWELL CHASE, THOMAS DUSENRERRY, RUSSELL PARRIBI-1, REX TURNER, AIARY HELEN CONLON, IRA STANLEY. Baritone Saxophone: SHELDON HUMMELL. Oboe: LEE N ICI-IOL, :KATHERINE KOPR. Bariiunc: Ifzunx HOLBIIIS, CHARLES HULBE, ROBERT CLINE, PAUL PAYNE, GEORGE SMITH. Bass: GARRIELII NIAYNAHD, LOREN Sl-IISLER, MAX TURNER, ROBERT REID, GI-:OROR KIDDER. Tglnnpanip DOIQOTHY DUSENBERRY. P 'i '9 N' H 11 Q' ,M zneteen un red ymiefanl fl and Thin, If 'ICM-.I-:wi W 1 HE AROUND UP . FE 4 -I rf r.4rA V-, 1 - I-, 4 V-.., , ,, , ,, ' ,V ,il .. ' K, , .f' L ww , Vt ., ww-J .., ,f P--L-..T.....- w-..-AM... ' 'Fm M wmv: ' : - ' - f -. k'T ':1f fa nb Q wr:-5 A ng ' Q ,f , ,7-- . 1 ,...., , 'fail -A :i'ic:ir':'1T'5:T':A:':rf. fiviif' 1 I4:T.?ft'.,i 23 '- 3.1 .... .-sv E u F325 ,Yi S? -1 :sq Violins: MARY CARNEY, CHARLES IKABDORF, IHARY FRANCES DAvxs, OLLIVENE DURBIN, IiATHRYN Kew, LEONARD Ln-suv, PA'r1ucxA Lumen, Vxv1AN Lawns, GERALDINE IVIAPEL, Brwrx' MomAm'y, CHARLOTTE PARKE11, RUSSELL PARRXBH, R.UTH PATRICK, JANE SHANNON, MIRIAM STUBBB, 'WILLIAIVI SHAVEH, DORETIIA SHULz, IWAIIJORIE WARE, VINITA Wn:s'1'oN, J oHN ZUG. Flutes: ELMER LEVIN, Nomvm THOMPSON. Viola.: VERDIN BAKER, ELEANQI: MCCULLOCH. Cello: RICHARD CUBBAGE. Bass: Rosmm' KOEPPEL, PARKER HUGHES, LnnEN Sxusmzn. Carnal: Rolam' Scuommcu, :HADDON CARRYER. Clarinet: ILEB PETERSON, VmG1NxA BmuJm rE, :KENYON KNowLEs. Drums: SAM Fmvr, Rosmm' THROCKLIORTON. Tymprm-i: Donowmr DUBENBERRY. Horns: ALBERT MURPHY, ARLO KNOWVLES. Trombone: THOMAS DUsENmsmnY, Lowmu. CHASE. BAssoN.' ROBERT Go'r'rLmB. Oboe: LEE Nicol... 'S r 49 N' H Q9 , meteen undred . QFD GBP? in ,Yah 'I - I' 'lQ.,z.f-Ji and Thzrly Y I THE ROUNDUP. ilwgg Playefs Club First Semester OFFICERS Second Semesler HOWARD IKOHN President ELIZABETH CHAMBERS MAURINE HoUsH Vice President 4ALB ERTA CTAMBELL RUTH N ELLIS Secretary CHAUNCEY CARI, Adviser-MISS HUGPIES MEMBERS ARTHUR BROOKS MAUIHNE HoUsR CHAUNCEY CARL HOWARD KOIIN EDITH CARL SHIRLEY MARTIN HADDON CARRYER FRANCES M1'PCliELL ELIZABETH CHAMBERS ALICE MURPHY JOHN DUDLEY RUTH N ELLIS ALBERTA GAMBELL ICING PARK TED HAAS MARGARET WI-IEADON MARTHA HoUsH 59 N' H fl iz Q5 Ineiferz un re ZQQQ I I GP? nf'-'gal' I and Thirty I il 1' A JS MAURINE HOUSE W. A. BEOGOOD EEO' . HE 'ROUND UP I .we-5? FE E First Sem eslcr RUTH SHERMAN IUARJOBIE CROSSWAITE ESTHER LICNAUGHT ALICE MURPHY JANE ALEXANDER JOHN BENNISON WILMA BOAG EDDIE BROCK J OSEPHINE BURRISS CHAUNCEY CARL ELIZABETH CHAMBERS GEORGE CLARK EVERETT COLTON KENNETH COLTON JACK CORRY LORINNE C1lAWFORD MARIORIE CROSSWAITE FRANK CROWLEY DWIGHT EATON LEONARD ESLIOK :FRANCES EWING DOROTHY FARR MARY LOUISE FIELD LUGILLE FRECH ALBERTA GAMBELL MARTHA GILES DAN GLOMSET DOROTHY GRAESER DON GRI-:IIE GERTRUDE EARMUTH BETTY HATTON PEGOEE :HIPPEE BAYARD HOLTZ Thespizm OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Adniser-MISS HUGHES MEMBERS DIOR HYDE J ENNET JONES MIRLAM J UDIESCH PEARL JUOIESOII HOWARD KOHN MARY KRAETSCH JAMES KUNATH HELEN h1CCARTHY ANN MOKINLEY ESTHER MCNAUGHT BERT MERRILL FRANCES MITCHELL MARGARET MOORE ALBERT Mum-HY ALICE MURPHY DOROTHY NEINDORR RUTH NELLIB MARGARET OLSON KING PARKS HELEN PORTER CATHERINE ROWLAND RUTII SHERMAN WILFORD SUIAONS EDWIN F. SMITH WAYNE SONOER MARY JEAN WEST MARGARET WIIEADON IWARY WORIIIIIOUDT Nineteen Hundred Second Semester ALBERTA GAMBEIIL ELIZABETH CHAMBERS ANN 1VICIiINLEY ARTHUR BROOKS EVALYN AOIQERMAN WILBUR ADAMS MARGARET ANDERSON PHYLLIS ALLDREDGE IWZARY JANE BARNES IRI-:TA BISHOP VIRGINIA COLLADAY FRANCES DE Bonn CAROL FREEMAN DOROTHY GRAVES PAULINE HAMILTON MARGITERITE HARTLEY HARRISON HOIIGHTON DOROTHY KARROT BESSIE KOEPEIIL BERNADETTE LACY ROBERTA LIVINGSTON HARRIET MOORE ISARELL O'DELL MYRLE PATTERSON MARY PERRY ' Vl'RGINI.k RALBTON RUTH SEELING VIRGINIA TESDELL ELIZABETH TOWNER IRENE TUTT 3-ggagabh 'I and Thirty I, 'lGY'G:'q??E ES.-1,,A9l . HE ROUNDUP . ,MAE 1. GQ -W . I-I Sothern and Marlowe First Semester JENNET JONES MARGO FRANKEL 1'1ELEN MCCARTHH' N ADINE PRINE PAULINE BAILEY EVELYN BAIR ALBERT BILLINGS MARY BRAMMER lHELEN BRAYTON EDITH CARL IQATHRYN CARMICHAEL WAYNE CREW HELEN CUSHATT NIARK DIsoswAY RUSSELL DOAKE VAN DONAHOO THOMAS DUSENBLIIERY AUDREY ERIOKSON DOLORES FLEMING OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary T'I'6flS'lLT67' Aflniser-Miss HUGHES MEMBERS MARGO FRANKEL LUOILLE FREOH FRANK GASKELL BILLY GEORGE DANIEL GLOMSET HELEN HALLEY MARTHA HOUSH JENNET JONES MARY LE CRON HELEN MCCARTHY SHIRLEY MARTIN GARFIELD MAYNARD CHARLES MENDEI1SON FRANCES MITCHEIYIY ALLEN MUNN Secmul Semesler .KATHRYN CARMIOHAEL SUSAN NVATTS ROBERTA SMITH FRANK GASKELL JANICE MURPHY MARGARET OLSEN NADINE PRINE ELAINE ROSNESS DICK SOHOEN ROBEILTA SMITH ANNABELLE SNUGGINS BAIRIAM STUBBS GROTIUS VAN METER MARY JEAN WVEST JEAN WOLF SUSAN WATTS I'IELEN NXTILHITE ACTEA YOUNG Nineteen Hundred y ZSSQDQCQI, 'I and Thirty I' 'I 'GQ is . HE ROUNDUP. CU Q A First Semester PAULINE BAILEY CATHERINE FRENCH MAREA SCIIENK HELEN BRAYTON PAULINE BAILEY HELEN BALLIET JANE BOILER ANNA BRAYTON HELEN BRAYTON NEIIIJA BRADLEY NIARGARET BURsoN HAZEL BUTH I-IAnnoN CARR1'ER GRETA CAPPS MARY CARNEY BETTY CIIEVANNEE BIAXINE CHRISTY FLORELLE CGPELAND DIARY LOUISE DAN HERMAN DOXVNING HELEN DREW JOHN DUDLEY THOMAS DUSENIIERRY SUSAN EVANS NIAXINE FARR ELIZABETH FIELDS DOLORES FLEMING BETTY FORD 7' I-.9 ififiefou Footlights OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Adviser-Mxss HUGHES MEMBERS CATHERINE FRENCH IVIILDRED F'RIEDMAN BILLY GEORGE DOROTHY GOLDEN LUVERN GRAY KATHERINE HAGENBICK RUTH HALEY MARGARET HANBEN KERLHT HIGGINS Lois HILL MARGARET HILL 1VfAR.THA HOUSE ELAINE HUETON MARSHALL JAYNE J OSEIIHINE JOHNSTON D0 RIS JOROAN BURTON J OBEPH Ro SE IfAHN Jos EPIIINE KIMEER PH YLLIB KOOKER KATKERDWE KOPIP BILL IKNEHH. ISABEL IQRAESTCH ANNABELLE LEISURE Nineteen Hundred and Thirty Second Semester POLLY LUMBARD LOUISE WOLFINGER MARGARET BURSON JANE BOILER HELEN LEVANTHAI.. DEAN LITTLE POLLY LUMEARD NANCY JANE McKAY DORIS MACKAMGN PAULINE MAEY VIRGINIA NIASON MARGARET NIORDY' JANICE MURPHY CHARLOTTE PARKER ALICE RUPE MAREA SCHENK VIRGINIA SIIERIIY NOEMA STEGMAN JEAN TESDELL RUTH THOMPSON BARBARA TOW'NE FLORENCE VANDERI-LOEG LOUISE WGLFLNGER KAY WATTS MARGARET WANDLING HELEN WICKERSHAM MARY Wooncocx FRANCES WRAGG Q? IIGEQ-933 E3qQ'5'il9l 'ls . HE ROUND UP I 67 25 55 E: ' ESR ,. - A mf 5 E A A if E ,E 5 E ' N-Gwwl Marlonettes First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester LEE NICOL President RUTH CROWE SUSIE SINSKEY Vice President LEE NICOL GRACE LEE Secretary ANNABEL FAGG MARIAN BAIR Treasurer SUSIE SINSKEY Adviser-MRS. RISSER MEMBERS MARION BAIR ESTHER LEVICH ELEANOR BERGMAN MAXINE LOCKER RUSSELL CHAMBERLAIN IRVVIN MITCHNINSK HELEN CLINSMTTH EMILY MARKS MARY HELEN CONLON JEAN MOUSLEY CATHERINE COONS MAE PETERS RUTH CROWE MARY LOUISE PETITE BETH CowLEs MARJORIE RAND LOUISE DE WITT BETTY REPLOGLE POLLY D1sosWAY MYRTLE ROSFIELD RUTH DRAKE ANNAEEL SAVAGE ANNAEEL FAGG RUTH SHOEMAKER MAIiLY GARMON THELMA SMITH MARY GODFREY :ELEANOR THOMAS IRENE HARMUTH MARY WAGNER WILNIA HARVEY FRANCES WATTS BETHEL JOHNSON RUTH WEssELs N MAXINE JUDD DORIS YAKOM -H JANE :KENT A 52 S? 7' I Q N zneteen Hundred Sf: ' 1163165 Gi Zim.,-QKBI' 'I I r-I-H and Thirty . HE 'ROUNDUP I .Egg TE 1 is 25 ,-.9 SWEQKSII fm I-A, I nun-ww Peter Pan Dramatic: Club F irst Semester OFFICERS Second Semester MARY LOUISE SEELY President JEAN XVYLIE VAN TAVVVER Vice President DORENE CAPPS, PATRICIA LUMBARD Secretary JAMES MCCALLUM DORENE CAPPS Treasurer MARJORIE MENDELSON AdUiSGT1MISS BACH MEMBERS FRANCES BLOTCKY PATRICIA LUMBARD JANE BENNETT JAMES MCCOLLUM DORENE CAPPS ROBERT MANNHEIMER JEAN CASEBEER MAILJORIE MAINE VIRGINIA DYER MARJORIE MENDELSON PIIYLLIS DUDLEY MARY JANE MERRITT IRENE FRANCE IQATHRYN N UTT JEAN ANN FRENCH ROBERTA RUSSICK ALLAN FRIEDLICH TOMMY SCURTOCK ' JUNIOR GARBION MARY LOUISE SEELY MARY GIDLEY ISABELLE STEWART BETTY GINSBERG DIANA SILVER MARGARET HARRIS VAN TRAWVER MARIORY IIADLEY VIRGINIA VAN LIEW ERNEST IIERTZBERG ROLF WARNER LIONEL JONES JEAN WILEY IVIILLARD ZKRATOCHVIL ANN WISE LHELEN :KEATING JEAN WATSON HELEN :KELLER 'neteen H 'I Nz Izndred I' my and Thzrty . HE ROUNDUP: .3 PQ . 1-.9 Theqdizm Literary Society First Semesler ANN MCIQNIJE1' VIRGINIA RALSTON BETTY HARTER ICILINE BUNTEN MARY ADELMAN ETHEL BARLOW WILMA BOAG MARY BRAMMER JUNE BRAUN ICILINE BUNTEN EDITH CARL :KATHRYN CARMICHAEL CAROLINE CLAIBOURNE VIRGINIA COOK ELIZABETH CHAMBERS MARJORIE CROSSWAITE FRANCES DEWELL FRANCES EWING MARIAN FISHER MARCO FRANKEL LUCILLE FRECH LOUISE FRENCH OFFI CE RS President Vice Presiflent Secretary Treasurer Adviser-MISS SPERRY MEMBERS DOROTHY GRAVES DOROTHY JANE GRIEEITHS BETTY HARTER CATHERINE HARTLEY MARGUERITE HARTIYE1' PEGGEE HIPIIEE SYLVIA J ACOBSON JENNET JONES MARY IQRAETSCH FLORENCE LE CRON MARY JANE LEE HELEN MCCARTHY ANN MCIQINLEY ESTHER MCNAUGHT EBTHER MAHAFEA MARIAN MAYNARD FRANCES MITCHELL MARGARET MOORE Nineteen Hundred we WQf'f'3 'I and Thirty Second Semester MARY IQRAETSCH FLORENCE LE CRON FRANCES EWING JENNET JONES ALICE MURPHY BARBARA NEFF MARGARET OLSON MARY PERRY EDNA PHILLIPS ALICE PYE VIRGINIA RALSTON ELEANOR RIDER ELAINE ROSNESS VIRGINIA ROWE DOROTHY SADILAK ANNABELLE SNUGGINS ETHEL WALTZ JEAN WOLF MARY WORMHOUDT ACTEA YOUNG fl6?S??'9'i 3335.191 . HE ROUNDUP. .Egg IE GQ is 25 Scribblc-:rs Club Qjicers for Both Semesters ELIZABETH CHAMBERS ....... . . ............. . . . . CAROLINE CLAIBOURNE. . . . . . . .........President ....ViceP1'esident ACTEA YOUNG ...... .............. ............... ...... S e cr etary AdU'iS6T1MISS ITUFFMAN MEMBERS ELIZABETH CHAMBERS CAROLINE CLAIBOURNE BETTY CHEVANNES AUDREY ERICKSON MARY LOUISE FIELD ALBERTA GAMBEIAI1 MARTHA GILES MARY GLEW PEGGEE HIPPEE BETTY JENKINS MARGARET JUUIERCII MIRIAM JUDIESCH PEARL JUDI1-:SCH ai FLORENCE LE CRON MARY LE CRON JANICE MURPHY FRANCES MITCHELL HELEN PARTRIDGE ALICE PYE MARY FRANCES RILEY MARGAIIET RUDOLI-H LORA SCIIOONOVER ROEELLA SMIDT NANCY THOMPSON JEAN WOLF ACTEA YOUNG fl 52 239 Nineteen Hundred Q' ?L4.s,,'ff9l' il - If and Thzrty 'U' Eg-BAE. . THE ROUNDUP. L eg Le Coq D'0r First Semester OFFICERS MARTHA GILES President BETTY I'IARTER Vice President DOIIOTHY JANE GRIFFITHS Secretary FRANCES EYVING Treasurer Adviser-MISS SPOOR MEMBERS MARY ADELMAN GAILA BLOTCKY WILNIA BOAG BIIYDELLA BRAUGHT GRACE BUSHNELL ELIZABETII CHAMBERS VIRGINIA CLEMENS MILTON COATE WAYNE CREW JEAN DANIELS DEENA DAVIDSON AUDIIEY ERICKSON FRANCES EWING JONATHAN FLETCHER MARTHA GILES MARY GLEW DOROTHY JANE GRIFFITHS GERTRUDE HARNIUTH BETTY HARTER DOROTHY HARVEY BETTY HATTON BETTY JENKINS MARY IKRAETSCH PHILIP KRUIDENIER BERNADETTE LACY JULIA LAMPMAN ANNA LASKO FLORENCE LE CRON MARY LE CRON ICENNETH LILLY ROBERTA LIVINGSTON CHARLES MENDELSON Second Semester MARY ADELMAN THELMA SCHWAEGLER DEENA DAVIDSON NIARY FRANCES RILEY HARRIET MOORE GEORGE NELSON REBECCA PAHTRID GE WRIGHT PERCIVAL MARY FRANCES RILEY ROBERT RUBY MARIAN SAYRE THELNIA SCIIWAEGLER WAYNE SONGER VIRGINIA TESDELL IRENE TUTT EDWIN VICKERY ALICE VINALL MARY WORMHOUDT BARBARA ZAIZER VERNON MARQUART 2556?-idol' il Nzneteen Hfzndred I, and Thzrty Q5 IIGBLGQE-'fi . HE ROUNDUP. .WW tb G1 is 2-if 52 ,-.9 QWEQCOII Spanish Club First Semester LOUISE LONG VERONICA COUGHLIN ORAH EICHHORN EDDIE BROOK PIIYLLIS ALDREDGE EVELYN BRAINEED KENNETH BRINKMAN EDDIE BROOK JEROME CHAPMAN MARION CREMER VERONICA COUGHLIN 0RAH EICHHORN GRETCHEN GERIIARDT BENNETT GORDON MARGUERITE H AHTLEY RONALD JENSEN II OFFICERS Second S!?I7'L8Sf07 President OEAH EIOHHORN Vice President Secretary JANE STODDARD Treasurer EDDIE BROCK AlIDiS9T-'MISS WRIGHT MEMBERS LOUISE LONG MARY PARKER MAXINE ROBERTSON MARJORIE SIGNS FRANCES SINCLAIR WAX'NE SONGEE DON STERNDERG JANE STODDARD JANE TAYLOR HELEN THOMPSON JEANBELL ITLSI-I JANE WOELLER Nineteen Hundred . I GEN' and Tlnrty I 'I 'U x . THE ROUNDUP: C GQ '1- L-9 QYRQHOII ff ., rn...v..f-I5-'IFA' an-V Senior High Latin Club First Semester OFFICERS BETTY HARTER President VIRGINIA ROWE Vice President DOROTI-IY .JANE GRIFFITHS Secrelary DOROTHY DALE Treaswrev' ' AIlUiS6T-'MISS SCHREINER MEMBERS GRACE ATKINS ARTHUR BROOKS J OSEPHINE BURRISS G-RETA CAPPS DELMAR CALHOUN CATHERINE CARLIN VIRGINIA COOK FRANK CROWLEY DOROTHY DALE FRANCES DEWELL JOHN DORNAN HERMAN DOWNING JOHN DUIJLEY MARIAN FISHER LOUISE GASKELL MARY GLEW DOROTHY JANE GRIFEITHS BETTY HARTER CATHERINE HARTIIEY BETTY HATTON WILLIAM HUFFMAN LOUISE :KLAR MONICA LASH ANNA LASKO MILDRED LEISEROWITZ ANN MCKINLEY MARGARET MCFADDEN DORIS MACKAMON DOROTHY MICHALSKY HARRIET MOORE DOROTHY MEYER BARBARA NEI-'F HELEN OKEY RUBY PASCOE ILES PETERSON NIARGARET PERRY Nineteen Hundred 'I and Thiriy Ii Second Semester VIRGINIA ROWE J OSEPRINE BURRISS CATHERINE HARTLEY DOROTHY DALE ALICE PYE BRUCE ROBINSON GEORGE ROOD VIRGINIA ROWE J OSEPHINE SAUNDERS MARY Jo SCOTT GWENDOLYN SMITH VIRGINIA SPERRY N EDRA STROUP BOB SCHOENICH JEAN TESDELL MARY VAN HOSEN DORIS WILSON WALTER WISE THERESA WINKLER VIRGINIA YAGGY r IIGBQQHFS MEMBERS MEMBERS . HE GRQUNDUP. cw 1 Junior High Home Junior High Latin Club Economics Club OFFICERS First Semester MARJORIE MENDELSON, President MARY GIDLEY, Vice Preszdent FRANCES ELY, Secretary . MARGARET HAruus, Treasurer OFFICERS EMILY MARKS ................. ....... P reszdent LEE. N1ouoLs ..... .... V ice President Second Semester JEAN CASEBEER., President FRANCES ELY, .Vzce .President CORRINE SHERWIN, Secretary ALICE DENNY, Treasurer Advisers-Mns. HAoENsxc1c EST-HER LEVICH.. . . . . . ........ . . . . . . . . .Secretary POLLY DIsoswAY. . . . , . . ..... . ..... . . . .Treasurer Adviser-Mxss HURD FRANCES BLOTCKY LOWANNA CAMPBELL J EAN CASEBEER RUTH Cr1A1mzEns ALICE DENNY FRANCES ELY MARY Gxuxm' BETTY GINEEERQ MARGARET HARRIS MARJOHIE lfENDELSON BETTY Lou NEELY CATHEINNE NU'r'rs ADELE SBEPARD CORRINE SEERWIN SUSAN SKAGGS JEAN WYL POLLY DrsosWAY Boa GOTTLIEB DoRo'rnY HARTsooK MARGARET JEANEON EST!-IER L1-:vxcx-I HAROLD McC0LL1m EMILY MARKS JEAN MOUBLEY LEE Nxcon HELEN RUSSELEL GEORGE smrrn PAUL SONDER ADELE WATSON HOWARD WHITNEY SUSIE SINSKY MARJORE GRAvEs Nineteen Hundred AEQXQI' 'I and Thirty I, llchgsabggs T 53525391 I HE ROUNDUP. I GQ 'rr Senior High Home Economics Club First Semester OFFICERS BRYDELLA BRAUGHT President CAROL FREEMAN Vice President CHARLOTTE BROWN Secretary ISABELL ODELL Treasurer AdU'l:S6T1MRS. HOYT ' MEMBERS MARGARET ADAMS MAIZIE ANDERSON ELIZABETH BISHOP IRETA BISHOP ICATHRYN BLOOMRUR ADELAIDE BOWERS JULIA BRAMHALL BRYDELLA BRAUOIIT CHARLOTTE BROXVN GAIL BURGLAND MATIE CARSON VIRGINIA CLEMENS DORIS CRAWFORD LORINNE CRAWFORD MARJORIE DRAKE FRANCES DE BORD G CATHERINE DIEHL . OLLIVENE DUREIN ORAH EIOIIHORN FRANCES EWING EILEEN FERGUSON ANNARELLE FINCH MARJORIE FORD EIIIZABETH FOSTER CAROL FREEMAN DOLORES GORDON HELEN GOWIN MARJORIE GRAVES MARGARET HALL ELLENDALE I-IARTER DOROTHY HARVEY MAY HILLES BETTY JOHNSON FRANCES JACKSON MAXINE :KELLY BERNADETTE LACY MARIORIE LEE LOIS LILLY Nineteen Hundred il ll ig-6?-'ffal' and Thirty Second Semester BRYDELLA BRAUGHT IVIARGARET HALL FRANCES JACKSON ISABELL ODELL JEANETTE MARTINDALE MAXINE MINER HARRIETI- MOORE ISABELLE ODELL MAROUERITE PARRISH MYRLE PATTERSON ANGIE PETERSON VIRGINIA POMEROY ELEANOR RIDER J OSEPHINE SANDERS THELMA SOHWAEOLER MAURINE SEVDE HELEN STRINGFELLOW GEORGIA SIMS JANICE TIMAR IRENE TUTT BETTY VAN HOSEN JEANBELLE ULSR 'i Q1 1 49932 I I-IE ROUNDUP 1 CU A QQ '-Nw iff' Ai - Y Secretarial Club Fi1'sL Semester OFFICERS Second Semestm RUTH SHERMAN President VIRGINIA BURDETT RUTH SEELING Vice President HELEN CARR WILMA XVICKLUND Secretary MATHILDE BLASBERG MARY MCCALLUM Treasurer FRANCES DE BORD Adviser-MISS SWEM MEMBERS ELIZABETH ABRAM JEANETTE MARTINDALE EVALYN ACKERMAN FRANCES NIASON NEVA ADAMSON MILDRED LEISEROTVITZ MATHILDE BLASBERG FLORENCE NIINSON ADELAIDE BOWERS DOROTFIY N EINDORF ICILINE BUNTEN MARGUERITE PARRISH VIRGINIA BURDETI' MYRLE PATTERSON HELEN CARR FRANCES REDINGER MATIE CARSON CATHERINE ROWLAND IRENE CROWELL LORA SCHOONOVER FRANCES DE BORD RUTH SEELING LOUISE DU BOIS RUTH SHERMAN DOROTHY FARR DOROTHY SIEI-'KES ELIZABETH FITZ HELEN SLOAN WINIFRED FRITZ GWENDOLYN SIMLITH ELSIE HARVEY CLAIRE STRONG JANE HENDERSON CATHERINE STUBBS ANNA JANSON MAXINE STULTS BESSIE IVOEPPEL FRANCES THOMPSON DOROTHY :KRELL JOSEPHINE VAN SANT MARY MCCALLUM WILMA WICKLUND 3 ELEANOR MCCULLOCH LORRAINE WVISSLER 7' I fi-'Era Nineteen Hundred 65?-in ? n 'xal' il and Thirty I' 'ICQLL YY I THE ROUNDUP. is 61 4 I r I 1 I .1rx- Atheman Art Club First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester RUTH SEELING President CATHERINE CARMICHAEL VIRGINIA TESDELL Vice President MARGARET CANANAUGH VIRGINIA COLLADAY Secretary-Treasurer IKING PARK Adviser-Miss DIXON MEMBERS IQATHERINE BLOOMBERG FRANCES JACKSON WILMA BOAG DOROTHY KARRETT ADELAIDE BOWERS MAXINE 'KELLY N EDDA BRADLEY LOUISE IQLAR GRACE BUSHNELL MARY KRAETSCH EDITH CARL HELEN MCCARTHY CATHERINE CARMICHAEL BETTY MORIARITY MARGARET CAVANAUGH J ANICE MURPHY DOROTHY CHAPMAN FRANCES OSEORNE DORIS CRAWFORD ALICE OVERHOLT JOHN CROET HELEN PALLAS VIRGINIA COLLADAY KING PARK ESTHER DICKSON MARIORIE PHARMER WENDEIIL DIEBELL MARIAN SAYRE BETTY FORD NIAREA SCHENK MARJORIE FORD RUTH SEELING HELEN GOWIN ROBERTA SMITH DOROTHY PIOWARD ELIZABETH TOWNER ANNALOIS HERTZBEIIG VIRGINIA TESDELL 52 2:9 N' H d d ri . zneteen un re ixlifalfan ll lv 'IQLQES 'U' and Thirty 12 . HE ROUNDUP. FE 7 is 25 WO Science Club OFFICERS JOHN FAIRALL ..... GEORGE CLARK .... :EDVVIN F. SMITH ..... Adviser-MR. EASTMAN MEMBERS HARRY JACK BARROWMAN IiOWARD BEESTON CHARLES BUMP W. A. BEDGOOD FRED CARSON GEORGE CLARK BEN ELBERT Eg . isifasfali il Nmeteen H?l7IgfEd AJ' ' and Thzrty . ......... Preswlflent . . . . . . . .Vice President ...............................Sec1'etary-Treasu1'e1' JOHN FAIRALL DAN GLOMSET BAYARD I'IOLTZ CLIFFORD JOHNSTON EDWIN F. SMITH J ACK STOLP TOM THROOKMORTON DON YARGER - 3 QQ 'IGB-5953? . HE ROUNDUP. C GQ .E II E 'E E EE gs Bggusrmw! BB E B Bm mm .wg ELA-Lui, Egg.- . ,W Ah, E, I Um. - --- 4-f-- f . f 1 Y , r E ,YN E .5 .ggi W , 1144: I my as B .E E sg .H . A - . ...,..-.-.4 I A AH as JL Q2 AME . . .ef T- quare Club l'11st Semester OFFICERS Second Semester EDWIN F. SMITH President EDNVIN F. Smufm BERT MERRILL Vice President RAY R-ICH BAYARD HOLTz Secretary BAYARD HOLTZ CHARLES ZIMMERMAN Treasurer CHARLES ZIMMERMAN Adviser-MR. SCHOLLENBERGER MEMBERS VVILBUR ADAMS EUGENE ALLEN GILBERT BARRICKMAN W. A. BEDGOOD HAROLD BITTLE IQNAPP BOONE IQENNETH BRINKLIAN GARFIELD BUSSEY FRED CARSON JOHN CLIFT LEE COLLINS ROBERT CORWVIN NICK CUNNINGHAM ROBERT DRAPER LOYAL :HAMILTON WIIIIIARD HARTMAN GEORGE HEIDIIEBAUCEH MEIIFORD IIARHISON IEJSRMIT :HIGGINS MFJLVIN GRAVES Nineteen Hundred li ll Iv and Thirty PAUL GROESBECK BOB J AYNES NIAURICE IQING GEORGE MCCORNIICK ORVILLE MARION BERT MERRILL WILLIAM MERRITT YALE MOELLER GEORGE NELSON LA VEIINE PASCHALL RAY RICH JAMES RITZ WILUAA1 SHEPARD LOREN SHISLER EDWIN F. SMITH CARL SCIIROEDER HOWVARD WALKEII CHARLES ZIMMERMAN BAYARD LIOLTZ 'i Q-I IIGBQ-9332 I HE ROUNDUP I FE I is . 11 I I I 1 I I I Debates for 199.9-193 o CHEREJ Newton Aff. 1 - Newton Roosevelt N eg. l Minburu AH. 1, N0 Decision Roosevelt Neg. l Nlinbum Neg. 1 - No Decision Roosevelt Aff. l Roosevelt Neg. 1 f Roosevelt East AH. I Roosevelt Aff. 1 ' Roosevelt Lincoln Neg. i INTER-CITY Newton Neg. Roosevelt Aff. CITY SERIES Roosevelt Aff. East Neg. Roosevelt Neg. North AH. Roosevelt N eg. Lincoln Aff. DRAKE TOURNAMENT Roosevelt AH. 1 ' North North Neg. i Roosevelt 1 ' Shenandoah Shenaudoulz AH. l AFFIRINIATIVE DEBATERS KENN ETH Co LTON Cl1.uu.r:s B UMI- - Gxzwrnomz HAHMUTH CTHEREJ . No Decision Roosevelt North Roosevelt NEGATIVE DEBATERS J mm DonNAN RVOBEHT Tnnocmuom-ox JOE SILVER Nineteen Hundred gi iltfgffolf 'I - I' 'IGYQQS ' and Thzrty 1' ll I HE 'ROUNDUP . if GQ Weekly Roundup Editor .......... .... . . . .....,. ROBERT RUBY Associate Editor. . . ..,................................. LORINNE CRAWFORD News ........... . . .LOIUSE GASKELIJ, MAIQY VAN HOSEN, TIIELII-IA SCHVVAEGLER, ORAII EICHHOIIN, JEANBELL ULSII. Editorials .... .............,.,....................................., J OIIN ZUG Sports ..... ...MARLOWE WILLIAMS, JAMES RUSH, GEORGE MILLER, EDDIE BROCK Headlines ,... ...............,..,..........,................. C lHAUNCEY CARL Features .... . . ,MARTHA GILES, ALBERTA ClAMBEl.IJ, I'IARRlE.'1' PAGE Exchanges. . . .............. ................., F RANRLIN ZUG Circulation .... ..,....,..................,..... J ORN ZUG Cartoons. . . . . .EUGENE ALLEN, :KING PARK, JOHN DUDLEY Humor ....... Uorral Advisers .... Local Advertising .,.............. Syndicated and Annual Actve1'tising. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ELMER LEVIN, LESTER RILEY . . .MAIIJORIE DRAKE, MAY HIMES . . ....................................... JUNIOR IQIZER ....ClLORIA MEANS, IIARRIET PAGE, JULIA LAAII-MAN, MARTIAIA I-IUNNELL, BILL CREIGHTON, EVERT XVEEKS, PHIL ISIRUIDENIER, XVERNE VVILSON, -I'IARRIET MOORE, AMBROSE CALL, AND JOURNALISM 1 CLASS. , ............. .......... , . . . ...... ANN BXICICINLEY . . .BYRDELIIA BRAUGHT, VIRGINIA ROWE Editor of Annual .... A ssistants ............ Editor of Handbook. . . ........ ............ R ONALD HANSEN ADVISERS Newspaper and Annual ......... .....,...... . . .Miss MEERS Accounts and Local Advertising. . . . . .MISS EIIWOOD Syndicated Advertising ......... . . . . . .MR. ZELLIOT Journalism I Class First Row: ARTI-IUR PHILLIPS, RIARGUEHITE PHELAN, DOROTHY PITKIN, NIARGARBT ADAMS, HAROLD BROWN- BRIDGE, MARJORIE FORD, ALICE MAXON, ANNALOIS HERTZBERG, ROSALIE OPENHEIM. Second Row: JEROME CHAI-MAN, RALPH LANE, MAXJOBIE PIIARMER, PHYLLIS ORRIS, PAULINE HAMILTON, DOROTHY BILLICR, ALICE PYE, FRANCEB CRAWVFORD, DORTHA RIARTENS. Third Row: JOIIN CHAPMAN, PHIL SARCONE, RAY OVERLY, BENNETT GORDON, JOHN SARCONE, FREDERICK ROYAL, CHARLES DUGAN, WAYNE XANDERB. Fourth Row: EUGENE WADE, LEXVIS ALEXANDER, JIM BREWER, LAYTON LOCRERRIGE, MAx PEIRCE. 7' 'l 9 Nineteen Hundred Q' TZ' yi: 7?f'Q'Xal' 'I and Thirty I, 63?f'1'ff-Y 52 rl ggqgilal I THE ROUNDUP I lcvfgjgg-5 F G7 E5 25 I K gi i I A 1 1 l 1 , 11 5 :7 I l . . .ini Q 5.9 2'55Q4f6Iv 1 lr A- ' S? - G.-2 N zneteen Hundred N., and Thirty I' 'lswgnfk Sgigi-191 I HE ROUNDUP: IGJ4'Q:'ggLl2 I G, ivan In :,. M .K .ssl A Home Room 204 were winners of the spring paper drive sponsored by the P. T. A. by CO1 lecting 12,986 lbs. and rolling 1,700 lbs. which makes a. total Of 18,266 lbs. BEITY BISHARD FRANCES BLOTSKY DORENE CAPPS SUSAN CARPENTER MARY CARSTENS JEAN CASEBEER VIRGINIA DYER MORTEL ELMAN JEAN ANN FRENCH MARY GIDLEY MMUORIE GRAVES MARJORIE MAINS MARGARET HARRIS MARY JANE MERRITT MEMBERS OF HOME ROOM LUCILLE SCHOEN ADELE SHEPARD CORRINE SHERWIN MEREDITI-I SMITH JANET VINCENT JUNE WEYANT ANN WISE MARY WRIGHT JEAN WYLIE MARY WILLIAMS MARIAN YATES DALE BLANK EUGENE BUCHANAN RICHARD COOLIDGE JUNIOR HOFF LIONEL JONES ARLO KNOWLES MILLARD IQRATSCHVIL IRVIN LESHOVSKY JAMES MCCULLUM ROBERT MANNIIEIMER WALTER N EUMAN JACK NORRIS BOB SEQUIN ROBERT SCHNITZ JOHN SHOTWELL VAN TRAWVER ARTHUR WAHL A GRACE MOORE JOE DAVIS EDWARD WEINEIE VIRGINIA NULL FRANKLIN FOUNTAIN EDWIN WINNETT ROBERTA RUSSICK EDWIN FOX LAWRENCE HICKERT RICHARD HOAK S2 95. L9 Nineteen Hundred Q iiffierelf Il and Thirty If 'lfh'lGP.4S I HE ROUNDUP. FE 67 is af ' ' -' 'I ' RUR ' V I R R we 6 ,Im Us f, ,, I I I ,i ,I 4 W V Cafeteria.: MRS. CHAPMAN, BCIRS. FISHER, MRS. IIAMILTON, MRS. SWANSON, MRS. DOCK- STADER, MRS. STANBERY, Miss MEYERS, MRS. HOLMAN. Custodicms: W. C. ANDERSON, BERT BOYD, C. H. BAKER, l-, H. M. WILSON, HARRY MATHIS, JACK CHRISTY. ' P ' - '1 u Nzneteen Hundred 1: Ziiigfcalv II -' If IIGBQ-S??'f'r'i A' and Thzrty I HE ROUNDUP: V-. ze, , w Q 5 Nineteen Hundred ?Tf5f2frelv 11 . n flcnffwi 'K K' and Thzrty ll I ' 2 ,. ,L jf' -:Q- R fy., 5' I- g ,f ' U' - f 4--- 15225 'I 5 7, 'z 12' ff l SM 1 ' ' V X , wg ' Y PM-, X , 1 K wa , ,q- N if llilm f r .. I , X F '- W aixiiixy Q6 ' 'M Q 2 -n'- v . 5 i f!. -.Wi X1 gp S W. I - ,IL A he Nil III 4 1 f wlx A N H J .il rf N 1. f j ' N . ' n 4. ij -3 Y- ? if Q N- U- I A f , I gi- Y lk 9 g I Q Q Y ' Y' llettalcs - ' I ' 1 f ' N J li vf-,.' f - fvqglAQ,F 'Q , xl I P' 1 S Q , ,:f f r t l ' ' 7 if 1 X K ao YI1iilN'T AVHEIKGH nj nl! 1 -'.---'wgazx' -ml n'1,,,4ff '- H 1'-'frf A f I . - 7-'15 , QZWQ? -2 , L U w,,1..Qq!- if Fi '55 533513151 , - . Af' , A-M-. L-g.u..i.v.-frf --:amiin with -ff . ,-vw.--,ffMife..l if-5EwF!iuiiil'JE Cd 535 f P 2 i M1 - ' ' le'-4 .53 .aa qvf I 1 ,gg-1-pap:-fi-fi--4' - A -,553 '7 af sffk-ca. ,V -f V 9 -un. - 1 P I-.9 I HE RUUNDU I GE ' nm-JO. mm K LAW, HR Club H First Row: DICK GLENN, DAN GLOMSET, LAFE YOUNG, JIM KUNATH, GALE GRIFFITH, VIO LAURENZO, RON TIANSEN, EBERLE THORNTON, FRANCIS BROWN. Second Row: JOHN CLIFT, SI PARKER, GEORGE MILLER, DICK BLAKE, FRANK SMITH, J. IICWARD SMITH, JOHNNY CHAPMAN, LAVERNE PASCHALL. Third Row: WAYNE XANDERS, BILL CREIGHTON, JIMIVIY BREWER, GEORGE BARQUIST, LEVVIS ALEXANDER, MARVIN PAYNE, COACH HARRIS. Fow-th. Row: DATJE GRIFRITH, HUD WEEKS, GEORGE IQRUIDENIER, NIARLOVVE WILLIAMS, LEIGHTON LOCKRIDGE. Nineteen Hundred '74 3-b'kQ'4fal' I and Thirty 1 lr CLARK, GORDON STUDEBAKER, PHIL Q2 116345253 I T HE ROUNDUP. .we-ggi CFD J ,ss We-52 ' Huff-rl-su . 'UT 72- . K-Mzfljlhfi ' L, ww .'... nz ss as Nineteen Hundred WEQQQIP II and Thirty I' llchegnegi fE9il9l I THE ROUNDUP! leisejgei I G., '55 Zi Football Summary Despite a small, light team this year, COACH HARRIS turned out a winning football aggregation. ROOSEVELT 33-ADEL 0 As a fine starter for the grid season, the Roughriders downed Adel High at Adel 33-O. The game was a true first season game with many fumbles and blocked punts causing the game to be ragged throughout. Roosevelt took advantage of an early break when Weiner blocked a punt on the 15 yard line and DALE GRIFFITH went over for a touchdown. The feature of the game was the long runs made by the Roughrider backs. ROOSEVELT 26-GRIN N ELL 0 The Blue and White showed a marked improvement in the second game of the season at the Drake Stadium, when they beat Grinnell High 26-0. The Roughriclers passing attack worked perfectly. Grinnell threatened once in the initial period but was stopped on the 13 yard line. In this game, DAVE ABRAM, the shifty quarterback, ran 95 yards behind perfect interference for a touchdown. The last touchdown was made in the last quarter by LAURENZO after STEELE had carried the ball to the 6 inch line. ROOSEVELT 0-PERRY 7 Roosevelt was defeated in the third game of the season with Perry. The final score was 7-0 and the game was hard fought all the way. The heavier Perry line held perfectly, and the light Roughrider backiield men were unable to penetrate for any great distance. As a result, the blue and white was forced to resort to the air attack, which did not function as it did against Grinnell. ROOSEVELT 14-LINCOLN 0 The Roughriders started the city series by outplaying and outscoring Lincoln High 14-0. Lincoln had been previously doped to win, but the varied attack used by COACH HARRIS,S men left the Southsiders on the short end of the final count. The Westsiders were halted in the Hrst period chiefly because of numerous fumbles, but throughout the remainder of the game, the issue was never in doubt. The aerial attack of the Blue and White worked perfectly, and everytime ABRAM passed there was a receiver at the other end. COACH HARRIS substituted freely in the last half, and numerous fumbles and Iniss-plays kept the Roughriders from scoring again. ROOSEVELT 6-EAST 19 The Roosevelt squad lost their first city series game to East High before a crowd of 5,000 persons. HARRY REHMS, East High's widcfrawake fullback, intercepted two Roosevelt passes dur- ing the game which were converted into touchtowns. The final score was 19-6. The Blue and White scored first, but East came back and evened the score. The feature of the game was the consistent punting of GRIFFITH of Roosevelt and GILL of East High. On one kick GILL punted 70 yards and GRIFFITH not to be outdone returned with a punt of 60 yards. DALE GRIFFITI1 totaled nearly 100 yards for the Roughriders. ROOSEVELT 0-NEWTON 12 Roosevelt went to Newton for its next game and met defeat of 12-0 in a contest featured by long runs and trick plays. On the first play of the game, BISON, the Newton right hallback, ran 63 yards behind perfect interference for a touchdown. HOWARD SMITH, speedy center con- tinually broke through the Newton forward wall and threw the Newton backfield for losses. ROOSEVELT 7 -NORTH 6 In the most thrilling and heart-breaking game of the year, Roosevelt downed North 7-6 on the last city series for the Roughriders. The Northsiders started fast and SHIPWAY wiggled over for the first touchdown from the 1 foot line. The kick for the extra point was low. For the next two quarters the two teams battled evenly, but in the last quarter, WILLIAMS, Roosevelt fullback, went over for a touchdown and BREWER decided the issue with a perfect kick from placement. ROOSEVELT 0-BOONE 6 In the last game of the season, the Blue and White squad were defeated by Boone, 6-0. The Blue and White played ragged football and, by muflling numerous chances, came out on the short end of the final score. The Boone squad scored its lone touchdown in the first half and they were well on the way to another score when the whistle ended the period. In the final quarter, with the outcome uncertain, COACH HARRIS substituted freely and many passes were tried but in vain. N- H fz d zfifaefosf fl 'Zf,'j T,,Zfy'E 1+ 'ICM-Galyfi A .. . Y ' - ' K f A f I HE ROUNDUP . FE 'Q Football Squad Front Row: GALE GRIFEITRS, JIM BREWER, DUD RAE, WAYNE XANDERS, :HOWARD SMITH, GEORGE BARQUIST, FRANCIS BROWN, :KENNY CUNNINGHAM, SI PARKER. Second Row: BILL PETITE, BOB BRANDENBURG, VALE MONTGOMERY, EBERLE THORNTON, JAMES STEVENS, CHAUNCEY CARL, JACK MASSIE, DON GREFE, VIC LORENZO. Back Row: COACH HARRIS, BOE TAYLOR, JOHN L. STOCKLY, DON GRIEFITII, MARLOWE WILLIAMS, EDDIE BROCK, DICK MOWEN, BUD STEELE, DAVE AERAM. Z N' H d d If W mgggefalt il zneteen E172 re I, IIGYQ?-is and Thzrty 'U' I THE ROUNDUP 1 Basketball Summary The Roosevelt basketball team went through a successful season this year by losing only five games out of nine- teen starts, including the two tournaments they took part in for the state title. Although they were defeated hy Newton in the final game of the District tournament, which illiminated them from going to the state meet. Their season was more successful than the team who went into the final game of the state tournament last year. Only one game was lost the first semester, that to Boone by two points, and with only two men left on the reg- ular team after graduation, the new developed team lost only three games out of seven starts the second semester. The team then went to the Sectional Tournament held at North High and nfter winning from Johnston Station, Valley Junction, und North High, they were awarded the Sectional Tournament and went to the District Tournament where they won from Marshalltown ut lost to Newton. Wayne Xanders, who captained the team both semesters was considered the best in the city because of his ability to call the team together and pep them up. FIRST SEMESTER Roosevelt 32 Adel 9 Roosevelt 27 Webster City 18 Roosevelt 37 East 19 Roo evelt 30 North 27 Roosevelt 51 Lincoln 18 Roosevelt 27 Osceola 20 Roosevelt 16 Boone 18 SECOND SEMESTER Roosevelt 21 Chariton 16 Roosevelt 38 Lincoln 28 Roosevelt 23 Osceola 18 Roosevelt 18 Charlton 22 Roosevelt 29 East 30 Roosevelt 20 North 9 Roosevelt 19 Ames 27 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Roosevelt 30 Johnston Station 21 Roosevelt 34 North 23 Roosevelt 33 Valley Junction 21 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Roosevelt 24 Marshalltown 20 - Roosevelt 23 Newton 26 .. 2 Si Nineteen Hundred 5.9 Q-1 25524-fall all - I' fI6?.-ggi '4 and Thzrty 2,2-QQQWDI 1 HE ROUNDUP I 16234955 FE fi 55 2-3 T er SWIMMING TEAM Left to right: WALTER WISE, LAFE YOUNG, NATHAN STRONG, JAMES KUNATH, DAN Gnom- SET, RICHARD GLENN, Bois R1vERs, JOHN CLIFT, RICHARD BLAKE, GEORGE MILLER, HUD YVEEKS, P1-ni, IQRUIDENIER, MARVIN PAYNE. Swimming Summary Continuing their winning streak, the Roosevelt swimming team finished another season with an unblcmished record. This makes the third year that Roosevelt has won all of her dual meets and city championship. Besides winning dual meets, thc Roughriders placed third at the Iowa City invitational meet and CAPTAIN EVERT WEEKS placed third in the National Interschollastic Meet at Chicago. NEWTON Roosevelt opened the swimming season against Newton and won by a 49f26 score. BOONE Following the Newton meet the Roughriders made it two straight victories by beating Boone 42-23. NEWTON In a return-meet with Newton the Roosevelt team won another easy victory 53-22. EAST The Roosevelt swimmers started their drive for the city championship by beating the East NORTH Following the East High meet Roosevelt won another victory, North High being defeated LINCOLN With five victories to their credit the Roosevelt swimmers were determined to make it six straight and defeated Lincoln High in a one sided meet 56-19. High team 46-29. by a 49-26 score. CITY MEET Roosevelt won the city swimming championship for the third successive year when the Rough- riders splashed their way to victory in the city meet at North High. Roosevelt scored 43 points. East was second with 28 points closely followed by North. The Polar Bears scored 27 points. U: Lincoln iinished fourth with six points. S r - -1 - Nzneteen Hundred -: Wfisrav 'I - I' fseumits ' and Thzrty 'U' aes-vi I THE 'ROUNDUP . .ea-.gf Swimming R Wiiiners EVERT CHWD WEEKS-J une '30 g captain of team 5 Winner of third place at National Interscholastic meet 111 100 yard Breaststroke, GEORGE Uiggsj MIIJLERLJIIDG '30g VVinner Of 20 and 100 yard free style in city meetg four letterman. MARVIN Ularub PAYNE-June '30g swam on 160 yard relay. Swain 40 yard dash. JOHN Uolmnyj CLIF'I 'JUll8 '32g Expert diver, has two more years of competition. J AMES CJ'imD ICUNATII-JUDO '30g swam on city champion 160 yard relay. RICHARD Cltichl GLENN-Jan. '32g swam on 160 yard relay. RICHARD CDiclcJ BLAKE-Jan. '31g swam on 160 yard relay team. DAN GLOMsE'I-Jan. '31g Star breaststroker, swam in every meet, JOHN Uohvmyl I'IARVEY-JIIIIC '31g swam the breaststroke on 300 yard medley relay team. LAFAYETTE CLafej YOUNG-Jan. '32 5 star diver, placed second in the city meet. PHILIP CPMZJ IfRUIDENIER'J11I1C '30g second in city 40 yard free style, swam on 160 yard relay at Iowa City that placed second. W Football R Winners GALE CL'ittZe Grifjithj GRIFFITIi'-'EHdQ first team all-cityg one of fastest ends in cityg June '3l. JAMES Ufimmyj BREWER-C2ll3I'tGI'lJ2lCk and tackleg second team all-cityg known as one point BREWER? Jan. '31, DUDLEY CDWZD RAE'?GU3.1'dQ a two letter man 3 will be out for football at Iowa g Jan. '30. HOWARD CS1niLtyj SMITH-Centerg first team all-cityg co-captaing cleverest lineman in cityg June '30. GEORGE CBarkyJ BARQUIST-GUEL1'Clj always serious? June '30. IQENNETH Ufevmyj CUNNINGHAM-T21ClClGQ one of the hardest positions on teamg Jan. '32. RALPH CSiJ PARKER'-EHdQ great pass-catcherg two more years on varsityg Jan. '32, JACK QMassiveD MASSIE-Tackleg little but mighty 3 lightest man on team 3 June '30. FRANCIS CFatJ BROWN-Tackle and guardg heaviest guard in cityg June '30. VICTER fig? LAURENZO-Right-halfg a two letter mang hard hittingg a dependable blockerg an. . DALE fUlyssesj GRIFFITR-Left-half first team all-cityg one of fastest backs 5 outstanding gound gainerg June '30. DAVID Cflbiej ABRAM-QU2L1'i28fb3.Ckj captain of tearng fine sense of sportsmanshipg Jan .'30. WAYNE fLankyJ XANDERS-CGHtGT and guardg good on offense and defenseg June '30. BUD figolemnj STEELE-Half-backg hard hitting, a good punter and blocker 3 conscientious playerg an. '31, MARLOWE 101105 WILLIAMS'-Full-bRCkj good open field runnerg all-city honorable mentiong hard hitting, a fine defensive player. Basketball R Winners WAYNE XANDERS1GUHPdQ varsity basketball two yearsg captain Hnal semesterg all-city and second all-state guardg captain of all-city teamg Won two basketball lettersg June '30. RALPH PARKER CSiJ-Forwardg second year of varsity competitiong led team in pointsg second all-city forwardg won second basketball letterg Jan. '32. EBERLE THORNTON CEM-Guardg first year of varsity competitiong Jan. '31. NIARLONVE WILLIANIS CDmz Galvanj-Forwardg first year of varsity competitiong June '30. DARRELL :REID CDee Dee!-Forwardg first year of varsity competitiong runner-up in individual scoringg June '30. JAMES BREWER fJ7:'l7'L'lIt'fBJ'-Cillil.1'dQ first year of varsity competitiong guard on second all-city teamg Jan. '31. FRANK SMITH CVar.sv1ltyj-Ccnterg forward on all-city teamg honorable Inention as forward on all-state teamg Jan. '31, Q I it Nineteen Hundred my z's5g'a'i'Q and Thirty 'I ' Adi EQQQQRGJI I THE ROUNDUP I ra 3 '35 ?5 1 w ,EZ 95 ,-9 . Q-I num Nmeteen Hundred Eje- ?-tQ 'Yal' 'I and Thirty 'I 'IGEQED' JS ' .':. . HE RQUNDUP. F G1 'iS 25 TRACK TEAM First Row: MARLOWE WILLIAMS, FRANZ LINDEN, Bon DAWS, BURTON HADLEY, AMELIO CONTRI, FRANK SMITH, GALE GRIFFITH, JACK 'MASSIE, NICK CUNNINGHAM, EDWVIN F. SMITH. Second Row: JOHN CHAPMAN, RONALD HANSEN, GEORGE PEIRSON, ITUSSELL XVELLMAN, HZAROLD HTARNER, LAYTON LOCKRIDGE, ERVIN STRINGFELLOW, JOHN BENNISON, GEORGE TANNER. Tlulvvfl Row: PHIL IQRUIDENIER, CHARLES DUGAN, RICHARD BLAKE, WILLARD JORDON. JIM BREWER, DARRELL REID, WAYNE XANDERS, COACH HAIv.RIs, NEIL STREM. Track Summary ROosevelt's track team, which was composed of a squad of about twenty-five, went through the season with a successful record. This team was the strongest team that has represented Roosevelt for several years. The Roughriders made an impressive record placing high in every meet. The high spot of the season came in the Drake Relays when the Two Mile Relay team literally ran away with the event and finished more than a hundred yards ahead of their nearest opponent. Teams from several states were entered, including the champion two mile relay team from North Dakota. The Roosevelt team was composed of Pierson, Wellman, Williams, and Lockridge. CAPTAIN LAYTON LOCKRIDGE was the most outstanding member of the team and ranked as one of the best half-milers in the state. James Brewer was also an outstanding trackman, placing first in the high hurdles III many meets. THE SCHEDULE April 11, City Indoor Moet. May 10, Grinnell Meet. April 19, Oskaloosa Relays May 17, State District Meet. April 25, 26, Drake Relays. May 24, State Meet. E May 3, Duel Meet, Lincoln. May 31, City Outdoor Meet. E .1 rf ' 9 Q.-2 'I' Nineteen Hundred yt- 'KF9 . - Gif 3'3 - fall il and Thirty li ilfhfgz. JS . HE ROUNDUP' .ww C3 GJ G. A. A. LORINNE CRAWFORD .... ....... P resident SUSAN WATTS ...,.... . .... Vice President VIRGINIA BURDETT .... .................... ....... S e creimy FRANCES DEWVELL. . . ................. . . . . . . ..... Treasurer Adviser-MISS WILEY MEMBERS VIRGINIA BURDETT DOROTHY BANFORD T1-IESA BOYD ICATHRYN BLOOMBUBG EDITH CARL LORINNE CRAXVFORD MILDRED CALDWELL MARY CARNEY ANNA CORSO FRANCES DEWELL DOROTHY DAY LUOILLE FRECH LUVERN GRAY DOROTHY HINSLEY ANNALOIS HERTZBERG LOIS HILL BETTY J ACKLIN HELEN JACOBS J ENNET JONES ELIZABETH IQELLY DOROTHY LANCHEAD FRANCES LEACII LORRAIINE LOCKRIDGE BETTY MORIARITY MARGARET MORDY WILDA MULLINS FRANCES N ICHOLS MILDRED REINERTSON ALICE RUPE FLORENCE SCOTT MARY JO SCOTT GWENDOLYN SMITH ROBERTA SMITH HELEN STRINGFELLOW MARJORIE TREIMER MARJORIE UDALL SUSAN WATTS HELEN WILIIITE DOROTHA WILLIAMS DORIS WILSON VINITA WESTON REATHA WALTZ MAXINE YEAROUS ' Nineteen Hundred Q4 BTP?-. If Il . I llC9j3G5E1?g and Thzrty I HE ROUNDUP, is I V GIRLS' TENNIS TEANI LORINNE CnAwu'o1m, CuAm.o'r'1r: I'AnKn:n, Donowuy GOLDEN, JANE Bormm, Domyrur DAY, LUCILLE DAY, Lms HILL. Vmmxm YAGGY, JmAN MARSH, MARION MAYNARD. BOYS' TENNIS TEAM JONATHAN FLETCHEN, EUGENE Mxnvmannoox, TOM DILDINE, CHARLES Enmen, Dxcx IUILDINE. a JOHN ZUG, JAY FINK, FRANKLIN ZUG, WARREN PIPER. .fm in G7 2-3' Z N' H J 11 3 kiwi! il zneteen fm re If I QIGYEQES and Thzrty 5355511191 1 HE ROUNDUP: lcviggglg ga 512 GIRLS' GOLFETEAM C. C. CARILOTHERS, COACH, MARGARET OLBEN, DOROTI-IY BANFORD, PEARL PAYSEUR, Donofrnv GRAVES, ANNABELLE SNUGGINB, JENNET JONES. BOYS' GOLF TEAM WILLIAM S01-HER, GEORGE CLARK, LAVERNE PAECHALL, FRANK SLOAN, GEORGE BARQUIBT. JAMES KUNATH. BIIARTIN CORBIN, Bon SCHOENICH, KENNETH HUNTER, HAROLD SWAIITZ, BOB BRANDENBURG. ,:, 5 C. C. CARROTHEHS, COACH, IiENNETH LILLY, ROLLAND HUNSICKER,iHARRIBON RIEPE, BOBELSTONE. Q P Q-'Y I '19 Nineteen Hundred gf: sf ziifdfiefal: fl . I1 'IGH-E245 and Thirty . D HE AROUND UP I 5 67 6 3? Sharks Club 0fIviD67'S for Both Semesters . REBECCA PARTRIDGE ....... . ...... . .......... . . . LORINNE CRAWFORD, . .... . . .............. ....... MARY LOUISE FIELD ............................ Adviser-Miss QUINNER MEMBERS JUNE BRAUN BETTY BURROWS GRETA CAPPS BETTY CARLSON CAROLINE CLAIEOURNE JANET COLE LORINNE CRAWFORD MARJORIE DRAKE CAROL FREEMAN MARY LOUISE FIELD LOUISE FRENCH DOROTHY GRAVES DOROTHY HARVEY JEAN HARVEY CATHERINE HARTLEY - ' JANE HENDERSON FRANCES KEATING JOSEPHINE KIMBER DORIS KESTER 3 . Nineteen Hundred igiggftfall 'I and Thirty . . . .... President . .... Secretary . . . .... Treasurer JULIA LAMPMAN JANE MCKAY DALETH MARQUIS MARION MAYNARD MARGARET OLSEN HARRIETD PAGE MARY PARKER REBECCA PARTRIDGE CELIA PEAIRS LILLIAN ROCKWELL MAREA SCHENK ANNARELLE SNUGGINS JANE STODDARE JANE TAYLOR RUTH THOMPSON VIRGINIA WAGNER JANET WINNETT MARY WORMHOUDT I! 9? Q-Q ncnefbi-'iii . THE ROUNDUP. RJ 7 X 5 M- 1.. -. , W- , M 4 35 I Nirzeteen Hundred F R gaI' I and Thirty I QCWLA Us . THE ROUNDUP. L51 G J Z: l L l .3 9 ,- :YQ Nineteen Hundred HTH .YGI A I' i 'I and Thirty I' 'lfbif-..a.:LJS 4 FFR X I cf V ,tiff 'X f. - x A Y -L m . .-i X --- ' ly -S2 j X 'gf gf- o f 7 , ,.1-nm: W' Q x, xl i ' Q 152 ' .. -i ,l, Q' ' 24 Q. f' ,AI T 5 fd an f-5 - ' Q? 2, 391 . JY' f N '- X AE . L-L +3 A Q Af. I : g Q ff if 9 5 , W W PM I mf 1 V1 I 4 kg ll lf Iva J 1' 4- - 1 1 zig g y ' A ' Q . f as if ., fifnfx 1 - V fa' 'lu A . fs- v l ' wa . i 25? ,3 ' -Q W, 1 - I 1' l . in ,. an-:112:t1za:wy3z' m e -,, , ,f cv - X Hn ' 'J n ' TsaaiueAW:eET:::af'EgS' is 3 f '5' mx-5ii555ELQ2iiE'fE'f i!Q5QzEy5f. ' fl-5g.E5,'5'gl.f4 'f 21,79 2532511 : 25 T. , A 11 ,:':: 1, ya -1 5'--gps' M Wiz V' 2' A 3.11-M -J' 57? fff'ff .L ,il rent. Fg figfii.- hh img Y 1 . THE ROUND UP I ies-.g F G1 is Es School Calendar Sept. 3 Back to the old Grindllll Jan. 27. Sept. 20. Bob Ed, Squeak and Jack are chosen cheerleaders. F b 7 Sept. 28. Senior mixer. Whoopecl 6 ' ' Oct. 7. Class officers elected. Feb. 14. Oct. 12. T. R. H. S. 14-Lincoln 0, and boy, the celebration! Oct. 15. Pounds! Pounds! and more lbs. Feb. 21' Ugh, paper drive. Oct. 17. Mr. Thompson of President Theatre spoke to Dramatic Guild. Feb. 24. Oct. 18. Quiz Book Contest. Oct. 20. Miss Meers home room wins Feb- 26- paper drive for second time. Feb 98 Oct. 25. Second senior party. Play en- titled KKEHtB1' the Hero . Nov. 7. Armistice Program. March 24- Nov. 15. Secret Service. Press convention at Grinnell. M h 29 Nov. S. T. R. H. S. 7-North 6. Brewers are ' kick wins. April 1 Nov. 16. The fad of automobile accidents April 4. ably established by Marj Drake. Nov. 29 Walter Hull seriously injured in April 5. crash. Nov. 31. More disappointments! Report April 10- cards. April 11. Dee. 3. Unamimously voted the most popular assembly of year. Bo- April 15. hemian Glassblowcrs. Dec. 12. Virginia Rowe suggests dormi- April 16, tories for high schools. Brave Soul! . Apr-i1 17. Dec. 13. CBig daylj Senior B party. New headlines in Roundup. New bleachers for gym. Camera pur- A .1 18 chased with proceeds of noon ' W1 ' movies. D. . 20. Annual Christmas play present- . ec ed.. The Vanishing Princess . APS121' Dec. 25. Merry Christmas! CAS usualj April 25' Dec. 26. Department stores busy giving APf112S- credit in exchange for useless April 29. Christmas gifts. Dec. 31. Dr. Mann tells of his trip to the African zoo. J . 2. Helen Higgins faithfully contri- f an butes her name to the list of May 1' auto-smashers. Jan. 10. Roosevelt Basketball team beats May 10' Webster City 27 to 18. May 16. Jan. 15. Girls set dress styles for 1931. Jan. 24. Roosevelt gets rid of about 146 June 2 L high-hatted seniors. June 4. 1'-90,3 N zneteen Hundred Sififel' and Thirty Students get acquainted with their next prison wardens Cteachersj. Ruby tries his luck as editor of Roundup. Roosevelt honored with Mr. E. A. Zelliot's return. Jr. High music organization fored an aud- ience for a whole evening. Dignified seniors play drop-the- handkerchief in a successful attempt at getting acquainted. Handbook for next year to be printed. Ron Hansen chosen editor. Class officers elected. We nearly lost our school! Spon- taneous. combustion takes place in the bicycle room. Papers, tires, boxes, and what have you! Paper drive begins today. Miss Bradley's home room is victorious in the paper drive. Seniors exchange pictures. 220 more periods. It won't be long now. Xanders and Smith make the all- city basketball team. Honor Society officers elected. John Harvey se1'iously injured in automobile accident. Backs and legs appearing because of heat. Hooray-We have a new flag pole at last! Carrothers, Schollenberger, and Rump have exciting golf match. Too many alibis. Lawrence Stonecipher receives part as Bobby Dawson in senior play. Easter gifts still hold sway. Drake Relays. Dutcher Award given to ??????? Too hot for any good use. Summer dresses and socks are the thing. Perhaps it was the yellow demons Cgrade cardsj that caused the heat. Home Economics club girls go to Ames for a day. Senior May Morning Breakfast. Unknown Purple presented by Seniors. Senior Banquet. Class Day. . -awe: 1 THE ROUNDUP. FD G1 A 53 S? ,Q . Qi eral, Il N zneteen H fzmlred If and Thirty 'lay'- ' Ji . HE ROUNDUP, iw.:-gs is :- THE GREAT AMERICAN EPIC POEM or A PSYCHOLOGICAL TREATISIE ON THE DOWNFALL or INNOCENT MAN They met on a tennis court Ah! What a romantic spot! She was a poor dub player And he a champion hot. He returned his balls with a whiz, And his serves were breath-takingly fast While her balls were apt to go outside If they did get over at last. But her eyes were big and blue And her lips were warm and red, And he found it all he could do To keep from turning his head. And he was lean and brown, An athlete tall and lithe. And it was all that she could do To retain control of her eyes. And here is a curious fact, A difference 'twixt woman and man, As his game very sadly fell off Her play improved with a bang. Her blue eyes sparkletl with laughter And her voice was filled with glee. His looks were sad and troubled And long of visage grew he. Now a queer psychological fact The huntress at scent of blood Grew calm and cool and collected As Diana's followers should. While the helpless, desolate prey, With uneven breath and bated, Was caught at once in the web, By his captor fascinated. They met on a tennis court CAII hail this glorious fablelj Now they meet every morning at eight Across the breakfast table. And all of this exquisite ditty just to prove the scientists' theory That the female is the huntress And man her legitimate UD quarry. -Actea Young. We asked a dear little chiyuld, age 4, romp- ing in the street with his pretty nursie in front of 4411 Kingman if he was gonna hang up his dear little socks on Christmas ever for jolly old Santa Clause to fill with bright red toys, and the little dimpled darling sweetly chortled: Aw balona?.4 i:8zSomebody's been iillin' ya with pink horseraddishesf' Quite rude I'd say, how about you-Minnie? Xmas joke in 1880: Well jones, what did ya give yer wife fer Christmas? jones: I gave her a cartoon of my favor- ite brand of cigarettes. Xmas Joke in 1930: Well Maudie, what did you give yer old man fer Xmas? Maudie: I gave him a carload of my fa- vorite brand of cigarettes. Jay Fink: Have you ever seen the St. Vitus Dance? Frances Fink: No, but I'll buy a ticket. George Clark Cto elderly golferiz just look at that girl in boy's togs. I don't like to see that. Elderly Golfer: Sir! I'd have you know that girl is my daughter. George: Oh, I beg your pardon. I didn't know you were her father. Elderly Golfer: Sir, I am not! I am her mother. The next thing George heard the nurse saying: Sit up, take this. The other day Lester Riley, wishing to escape to the great open spaces, was having his temperature taken by the nurse. While the nurse had her back turned Lester dipped the thermometer in the sterilizer, that the thermometer reading might be sufficient to warrant his dismissal from school for the day. When Mrs. Curtis read the thermometer she immediatey phoned Mr. Stonecipher and shrieked that she had a boy up there who had a temperature of 257 and she added that it might be advisable for him to call the fire department. Mr. Stonecipher suggested her sending Lester to him, and he might be able to cool him off. It was rumored that the pa- tient was not feeling so hot that afternoon. Poor lad! The cannibals in the Cannibal Islands want the German rule restored. The English, who now have a protectorate over the island, are sort of tough and stringy, while the Germans are nice and fat. Perhaps the trouble is the cooking. Any how, an Englishman is an nc- quired taste. A Chicago bandit shot the owner of a butcher shop Wednesday morning after he had held him up and also held up a customer, who only yielded a dime. If he's caught his defense will probably be that he meant to shoot the customer for coming into a butcher shop with only a dime. DR. HARRISON'S COLUMN FOR THE LOVELORN Dear, dear Dr.: Oooooh! What shall I do? We are gonna have a test on the Tale of Two Cities tomorrow, and I haven't finished the book.-Joe Kimber. Answer: Book ends are available now, in many attractive forms, at all reliable plumbers. Dear Dr. Harrison: My boy friend has gone love crazy. He thinks he is a box of safety matches.-Gloria Means. Answer: Merely tie his hands behind his back, and scratch sand paper all over his face for four hours a day. Have you heard of the Scotchman who was a policeman, and when they passed the collec- tion plate in church, he merely showed his badge? 52 i 1 9 Nineteen Hundred 633 i5Q'fQll ll and Thirty ll 'lah' is 1 THE 'ROUNDUP' FD G7 ':' 'H' v-MQ ' Nineteen Hundred G-MV: W'-50 e and Thirty '63- ff Drs. Howland, Chambers 85 Tait DR. R. 355554191 I HE ROUNDUP I lc-24-g,,gf. r G1 ZS WEST END PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY WALTER E. BAKER, M. D. Plzysician and Surgeon 1102 Equitable Bldg. Phone 4-5109 Des Moines, Iowa A. C. PAGE Physician and Surgeon l213.Bankers Trust Building , Res. Phone 5-6408 Oflice phone 4-6516 Physicians' Exch. 4-7191 CARL H. CARRYER, M. D. Internal Ilfledirimf and Obstetrifs 1 Hours 2:00 to 4:00 Oflice Hours 10 to 4 'Phone 4-4412 RALPH M. PARKER, M. D. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat 1110 Equitable Bldg. Des Moines, Iowa S16 Equitable Bldg. Des Moines Residence Phone: 5-7380 Off-ice Phone: 4--316+ DR. G- M. Dr. William B. Chase DENTIST Physician and Surgeon 52+ Iowa Building 913 Equitable Bldg. Des Moines, Iowa Phone 4-8420 Des Moines, Iowa DR. DANIEL F. CROWLEY Physician and Surgeon EQUITABLE BUILDING DR. FRANK W. SHAW DENTIST 1106 Equitable Building DANIEL J. GLOMSET PHYSICIAN 1101 Equitable Bldg. 4-5109 L. W. SNUGGINS DENTIST 1111 Equitable Bldg. Practite Limited to Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat EYE, Ear, N056 and Throat 903 Equitable Bldg. Des Moines 417 Bankers 'Trust Bldg. A. D. MCKINLEY, M. D. Physician rma' Surgeon 1102 Equitable Building H. C. WILLETT, M. D. 608 Bankers Trust Building - Phone 4-5109 Des Moines, Iowa Phone 4-4811 Reg. No. 4447 -1 92 95. 719 QQ Nineteen Hundred v 5165255911 ll - lr 1l ?fvi and Thzrty ga E5 ll Il 3-9255419 ii gm 1 HE UUNDUP 1 f i ,, 1 Q, 1 4 , :P 3 1 ' 3 A WH' ' v.w , W, N. H , 3 J 'N i f- fi .. I I 4 Q ,MT ' I ,G 'y ' Y N 1 . L V E rf -1 sr w . QQ N H d a' 1: Qgalr II meteen re II il and Thzrty 2-H ,J ' W stew' . HE ROUND UP 1 resent WAY BACK WHEN COSTUME SHOP MRS. ERWIN SCHENK 64-4 FORTY-FOURTH ST. Only Grower of Rorer in the City BOESEN, THE FLORIST Mernber of F. T. D. A. Bonnie Coughlin: I dunno which to choose, art or gym. jane Stoddard: Well, I think I'd take art, because I think you are a good nrtist anyway, and it would be fun for you. B. C.: Oh! I meant Art Brooks and jim Goodwin. Lena Hansen Marshall VOICE STUDIO Chauncey Carl: Vvhat are those white specks on jiggs Miller's shoulder? M. Drake: That's sawdust. C. C.: I always knew he was a blockhead. Gordy S.: Mr. Carrothers just bought a new suit. Phil K.: With long pants? Mr. Koch, the other day in biology class, used himself to show the true results of evolution. Coach Harris: Are you going out for track? james Rusk: Yes. C. I-I.: VVhat are you going out for? -I. R.: Exercise. STILL H UMOR? Rock-a-bye senior on n tree top, As long as you study your grades will not drop. But if you stop digging, your standard will fall, And down will come senior, diploma and all. Exvlmlzge. Marty Corbin: Mrs. Maynard, will you work these math problems for me? Mrs. Maynard: Positively no! It wouldn't be right. 3-4319 Stoner Bldg. Marty: Well, you might at least try one of them. EXCELLENT FOOD AT POPULAR PRICES -- Breakfast QClubj Lunch, SO Cents Dinner, One Dollar 7 to 10 A.M. 12 to 2 P. M. 6 to 8 P. M. ALSO A LA CARTE THE - OMMODORE I F' t 44A,iQiriliiemlii1iife1 Grand At 35th L UNCHEONS DINNERS ERID GE Q l Nineteen Hundred y 5949 and Thirty 'ma gi . THE 'RQUNDUPI is 23 2' i 5 f 4. G 59 N' H d 3 . ,4 zneteen un red - mv, QMQQKQI' 'I and Thirty I' 'ISV'- 5-Vs I THE ROUNDUP I F 67 is 25 A Gift from Ginsberg's -- is a gift of permanence and a pleasant reminder of the giver throughout the yearx! -'w?':' iv: Famous Bulova Watches Men's and Ladies' -- All Styles 45. from 324.75 to S75 E , LIE J . 2 2 2 ,' Wfe carry many nationally known watches, HAMILTON ELGIN 'j5aig3gEI!' 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Washburnj A blush is an extemporaneous erythema or colorful effulgence of the physiognomy aetheoligized by the perceptance of the sen- sorium caused by the sense of anger, shame, or embarrassment. johnny H.: If the burglar entered the cellar, would the coal chute? Les R.: Nope. The kindling wood. CR UEL WORLD I shall die, moaned the lovesick shiek, if you don't marry me. Run along, sonny, wailed the vicious veronia, peddle yer papers. And to make his promise for threat? good, he dies exactly 71 years, 4 months, and 23 days later. Buddy Crowley says its O. K. bein' pres- ident excepting for one thing, there's no room for advancement. Mr. Eastman: VVhat is the greatest con- tribution to science that chemistry has made? Mary Taylor: Blonds. JOHNSTON'S cHocoLATEs Miss Wright: john Harrison! Quit scraping you feet like that all over the floor. J, H.: I'm not scraping my feet, I am merely winding my watch. Pensively, and even pleadingly, he gazed into her fair eyes while he clutched her small white hand. He stammered and halted, his lips quivering. Finally, mustering his courage which had almost left him, he braved a smile, a terrific sigh and gasped stutteringly, Ma, kin I have . . . a . . . nickel. C. C. TAFT CO. DES MOINES IOWA LIGHTEN AND BRIGHTEN LIFE'S PATHWAY Persons who accomplish conserve time and energy by the use of Electric and Gas servants. That's why they accomplish more! Des. Moines El ctric Light Co. -312 sinh Ave. one 4- i Des Moines Gas Company , me een un re ,- Ei N' I H a' d gi 2-gggifli ll and Thirty ll llCWl'g,'??S I THE ROUNDUP I mg-, SKONDRAS CONFECTIONERY A GOOD PLACE TO EAT AND MEET We Serve Dainty, Appetizing LUNCHEONS CANDY SODAS CIGARETTES We Know We Can Please Nineteen Hundred Q1 5-QSQAGDI' il and Thirty I' IIGEEDES 5556191 I THE ROUNDUP: leltejgsz TODD Sc KRAFT CO. Distributors Italian Cream Bars and Mellow Cream Caramels Fancy Box Candies and Nationally Advertised Bars The modern girl's hair looks like a mop, says a critic. But that doesn't worry her. She doesn't know what a mop looks like. A man with money to burn usually finds a Hama to help him. Martie Giles: May, straighten up! May Himes: Do ya' think 1'm crooked? Marlowe Williams: Yes, Dad, I'm a big gun up at Roosevelt. Daddy VVilliams: Well, then, why don't I hear better reports? john Zug wants to know if tennis matches will ignite! Mr. Eastman Qto chemistry class, doing an experimentj: Up an atom, up an atom! Don Yarger: Well, what do you think this is, an army? SO-TAST-EE PRODUCTS COOKIES, CRACKERS and SO-TAST-EE MAID CHOCOLATES Illanufacturea' by STANDARD BISCUIT COMPANY DES MOINES, IOWA Des Moines Seed Co. Headquarters for Seeds, Flowers and Bulbs POULTRY FEEDS C9' SUPPLIES BIRDS, FISH Cs? ALL PETS SUPPLIES 818 Walnut St. -- Phone 3-4408 G1'aa'uation Pictures from the Hostetler Studio are of the same high stanclara' as the ideals of the Roosevelt High School. E1Jerytlai1zg a jewelry Store Should Be JH lilrum' 1199 HUB Walnut Street ' 'S Nineteen Hundred mg' 9459 and Thirty 'lm A JY ' . HE OUNDUPI lC95'Qf5 is T Some women would marry twenty times if-they didn't have so much horse sense, that is they know how to nay. Humor editors: Did we tell you our last Scotch story? Students: We hope so. First: Say, who was that homely woman I saw you with last night? Second: My wife. First: Oh, pardon me. My mistake. Second: No, mine. Did the doctor treat you yesterday? No, he charged me five dollars. Miss Swem: Don't you have any studying to do? julia: No, Pm zx senior. MARIE BARNES FLANAGAN DANCE STUDIO Ballet, Tap, Acrohatic and Ballroom 1024 Grand Ave. 250 Fine Arts Bldg. Dial 4-6921 O. C. CLARK GROCERIES AND MEATS HOME COOKED FOODS 2511 Cottage Grove Ave. Phone 5-3918 Preserve your National Geographic Mayazifxes by having them bound in the newly designed ALBRECHT SUPER COVER SIGN OF GOOD FOOD 4 , ., . ,V 3. A truly de luxe binding, richly l,-.dpi S ,gA- embossed-51.50 a volume 5 C Quan-, xi HERTZBERG BINDERY, Inc. ' Pagf V,g,7Hyg,,p DES MOINES lhtbooa-WestofStmnd1hairl JENSEN MOTOR co' Service - - Sales Des Moines' Oldest Dealer FIFTEENTH AND KEO WAY 5-0587 :gp Nineteen Hundred E3 y'.iEQ1fal ll . I1 In .SEQ 4 qnd Thzrty s-gqqgiwi I I-IE OUNDUP I -x GE VVhy is a clock on the stairs dangerous ? - Because it runs down, and strikes one. , Strains of music-soft lights-a beautifully I 1? Jewel waxed floor-Shirley Martin and Jim Kunath lncludlng bracelet dancing. Shirley looks up with a dreamy smile: Pardon me, Jummy, but do you 324.75 dance? Says Mrs. Griffith: The sun may shine brightly over all, But silence must reign in the study hall. 706 Walnut --.-.-.. Use Our Zllodern Finmzce Plan Mr. Eastman learned in the March exams that: A simple crane stands on one leg. Convection is a form of dessert. Air currents are dried fruit. Wheatstone bridge is a game of cards. Eat Buoyancy is a frame of mind. A vacuum exists in electric light globes, l thermometers and some peoplels heads. Build! Si7'071y' flild Hedlfhjl Bodies CUJUPLETE WARDROBE SERVICE Dry Cleaning - Rug Cleaning , Shoelhpaifing Ung1e's Bakmg Co. Telephone 5-4040 - Des Moines, Iowa THE TWO-FORTY CLEANERS . The Shops Piazza JENNY Fnoclis Tea Room 724 Walnut Street Sth and Walnut Under New Management Present the Newest Modes for the Open Every Night Until Midnight Miss or Junior H 500 Styles at A Good Place to Go to Dance on - Thursday and Saturday Nights 515.00 EXCLUSIVELY Music by Shops Tea Room Concordians MILLER'S SERVICE OLD HOMESTEAD STATION A HAMS Polk Blvd. and University Ave. BACON Phone 5-9265 LARD SAUSAGE Tire, Tube and Battery Service, Battery V Recharging, Cars VVashed and Vacuum - - , Cleaned., Car Greasing, Cars called for Made In Des Moines by and dflwefed' The Iowa Packing Co. S 32 S? 1 QW N' t H dred If ,MQ I' il 1716 6871 1171 Il 3' and Thirty ,'v. 3.,fgQ5'il9l u HE ROUNDUP I nwgas r 67 'i-S Seventh and Keosauqua Queal Lumber Co. TWO BIG YARDS East Fourth and Grand Elmer: He called you a monkey, didn't he? I wouldn't stand for it. Lester: What would you advise me to do? Elmer: I would make him prove it, of course. Russell Wellman fwriting a poeml: The night wore on. Ed Smith: What'd it wear? Russell: The close of the day-you simp Slow motion picture: Geometery students walking up to recite. Grace Methodist Episcopal Church 37th and Cottage Grove DR. ARTHUR A. BROOKS Minister Bible School-9:45 A.M. Preaching Serv- ices-11 A.M.-7:30 P.M. Young Peoples Service-6:30 P.M.. Floyd M. Campbell 981 Twenty-fifth Phone 5-0166 FINEST QUALITY BEST of SERVICE GROCERIES - MEA TS PVELCOME WELCOME Mfmbf' of WELCOME Better Buy Association Des Moines' Leading Florist Flowers for every place and purpose. Ample parking space. We invite your visit to our store and greenhouses. Member of the FLORISTS 'TELEGRAPH DELIVERY ASSOCIATION Flowers Delivered E-veryfwhere A FOX SCARF -- The flattering, luxurious, finishing touch to the spring costume. Make your choice from our splendid assortment of colors. Place your furs and cloth coats in our dry cold stor- age. .flsk to see fwhere your fur: J-U S' are slored FLORAL COMPANY KARL KUHLMAN Thirty-fifth St. at VVoodland Ave. 8 Phone 5,0584 07 Walnut Phone 4-4896 BELL'S Grocery and Market 2326 University Avenue A Home-Owned Store Quality Foods Low Cash and Carry Prices Everything for the Band and Orchestra -- ALONZO LEACH MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Expert Repairing - 8055 Locust St. Telephone Dial 4-2624 Des Moines, Ia. 32 . el -9 N zneteen Hundred yi' 211:55-?,ff0l' ll and Thirty ll HGHIGQ ilk . HE Rc-UND UP I lg 2 MQNNIS GROCERYTSTORE Dr. Frank E. Thornton PETER PA ORES N S DENTIST appreciate your patronage Valley Junction, Iowa Valley Junction Iowa Oflice Phone Residence Phone Miss Sperry: What is a pronoun? Ray Overly: A pronoun is a word that CARMODY DRUG stands for a noun. Miss Sperry: Give me a good example. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Ray! MHVY mlllfffd the COW- COW 15 fl The Nyal Service Drug Store Phone 37 pronoun because the cow stood for Mary while she milked it. 214 5th St., Valley junction, Iowa Mrs. Risser: Make a statement using the word indigo. P. L, RILEY B'll: Th bb '. ' d' . , I e a y N m lgo can Dry Goods, Notions and Shoes Mr. Carrothers: What partl of history No Parking Rmtriftiom is the hm-dest? Masonic Temple Bldg. Phone 187 Eddie Brock: The stone age, I suppose. ValleYY.lUUCfi0n, Iowa Sign on a drug store above soda fountain: JEWELRY Take home a brickg you may have com- Complete Line of All Standard Railroad Pilfly-U Watches - Latest Models in Ladies' and Gents' Braitelet Watches - Trade in your ld t h d l. Ph 168 The trouble with most singers is that they 0 wa C 015.2i3llEgvAnI?LIlCK one don't practice what they screech. 419 Maple St. Valleynjct., Iowa A Clean Place to Eat - For reservations call 3-0661 - After you've tried the nest ELMER SPENCER CO' Barbecued Rlbs Valley Junction's Leading REALSQIIHIXIEY-ICH Quality Service Grocers 4 S RN FRIED CHICKEN IM miles north of City Limits on No. 65 Valley Phone 362 Dj M' Phone 505590 or E. 14th sf. Aplin - Marquisville, Ia. Valley JHHGHOH, Iowa BQRRUSCH DRUG Co, George's Shoe Repair Shop ffsafe pfeu-fipfion Se,-.vimfl HWe Make Your Shoes Loole Like Nefw Thirty-fifth and Rollins -H 5-0295 ats Cleaned 8z Blocked Shining Parlor Snntn Uninn and Edison ,, 4,0173 Rubber Heels Attached IH 5 Minntes S. W. Ninth and Army post Road Soles Sewed on While You Wait 3-4717 501 Elm St. Valley junction, Iowa GOLDEN GUERNSEY MOELLER GROCERY MILK 904436 Fortywecond Because milfe from Guernsey cows contains 3176 more food value GROCERY or MEAT MARKET ,,,,,,, ,,,,,i,,,,,y ,Mk Bakery and Vegetables Tarryawile Guernsey Farm COMPTON BROS. 5-4560 5-4562 Son by 5 5-4561 . 5-4563 MOELLER GROCERY Co. in '1 Nineteen Hundred Zlbk ,wil ll - IP ll6lL,g,a'fI.S I and Thzrty Ms, . THE ROUNDUP. Nelson Drug Store PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Phone S-1255 Beaver 89' Urbandale, Des Moines, Iowa Durand's Texaco Station De: Ilioines Leading Super Ser-vice Sta- tion -- High Test Gasoline -- Texaco Golden Motor Oil -- Complete Lubrica- tion and Greasing Service -- Dial 3-9109 2800 Grand Avenue Books, Pewter, Prints and Pottery Gift: for Graduate: Dorothy Tuttle's Bookshop 220 Eighth St. Des Moines, Iowa G. A. Holland 86 Co. GENERAL INSURANCE 711 Register Sz Tribune Bldg. Dial 3-5 2 9 7 Well, I must admit that you know more than I do. QAmazeclJ How's that? You know me and I know you. Carolyn: Let's eat in here. Hud: No, let's eat up the street. Carolyn: I can't digest cement. Teacher's Motto: Thou Shall Not Pass. Marjorie Drake: It seems that all bright people are conceited. May Himes: Oh, I donit know. I'm not. Verne Wilson said to Julia Lampman the other day' that when you tell a man some- thing it goes in one ear and out the other, and when you tell a woman something it goes in one ear and out the mouth. Laugh and the whole study hall laughs with youg get sent to the oflice and you go alone. Harrison Riepe: Every time I shake my head the baby laughs. Bonnie Coughlin: Yes, she was always fond of a rattle. SLICED - allready to serve ZINSMASTER'S SLICED LOAF At Your Grocer? DES MOINES BAKERY CO. M. ZINSMASTER, Pres. Chase Pen Shop 708 Locust Street FOUNTAIN PENS Pencils and Desk Sets All Makes Sold and Repaired Name Engraved Free GRAID UA TION GIFTS -- Diamonds, VVatches and Jewelry Parker Pens and Pencils Any purchase carrzes our usual guarantee Prices Reasonable Class Rings and Pins Clark's Fish Market Q UALITY ALPVAYS nerve Nw The Only Exclusive Fish and Sea Food 1155 House in the City S-,Z luis 2' ,JJEWELERS . . 'lil P . - 'THIRU Fnnnlzsiinlifiswd 3 4258 Au Phones - DES MDINES - '- Nineteen Hundred yi' 'YQ u GL! an 'Kal' ll and Thzrty I, llcheld' JS wif 53 25 gggqgiwn r THE ROUNDUP 1 :vague ra fi Q It's Just Natural To Come to Younkers When You Want Broad Selections ' of the New . . . and the Unusual Coats, suits and frocks after the latest man- ner . . . accessories that belong to the cos- tume . . . millinery and shoes that harmonize or accentuate your ensemble smartly. Right here at Younkers you have the assurance of fashion successes, merchandise of quality, vast selections and prices that are right. YOUNKER BROTHERS 'J'-399 Nineteen Hundred QS, 3-153 -Lxffoli 'I and Thirty IP HGH!-Ng, :v-JJK . THE ROUNDUP. .aaa is Waltz the Pitlure Man Your Graduation -- One of the High Lights in Your Life lt's your personality -- the attractive qualities almost indescribable in language-- Which holds your friends. They will see those quali- ties--life-like, pleasing, in your photograph made in our studio. WOLTZ STUDIO Economist: Say, Mister, can you let me have a dollar and five cents for a cup of coifee? Scotchman: What! Economist: Yeah. The dollar is for cover charge. Never go to night school. You can't day- dream there. Ray Overly told his steady that she was the eighth wonder of the world, but he didn't let her know about the other seven. First Good Looking Girl: Who is that handsome boy? Second Nit Wit: That must be Luke Tin- due. Third Fresh Egg: Yes and it Shelby Dunn. l We heard of a teacher so absent-minded that she got up in the night and lit a match to see if she 'had turned the light off. PARK ALL DAY 250 DOWNTOWN GARAGE Corner Fifth and Keosauqua For Service Call 3-6187 University of Commerce Offers a SPECIAL SECRETARIAL COURSE to Des Moines High School graduates A Position for Efvery Graduate L. E. GIFFORD, President Telephone 3-6275 615 EUCLID M. A. BRENNAN C. A. GIBSON ARROW DRUG STORES Polk Boulevard ana' University 204 jewett Building 5-0071 At Ninth and Grand Thirty-fifth and University Phone 4-7923 5-0098 Nineteen Hundred D 553.1 zw'314-:Eli ll and l ll53'if In -is I THE ROUNDUP: img? FE 1 rl' fi The freshman flunkie thought hisecting an angle was a worm operation. Hud VVeeks thought his car squeaked be- cause the bearings were made of pig iron. Louise Gaskell: I read a fine story in a magazine yesterday. Mary Van Hosen: VVhatl going to the dentist again? Father: When I was young, I thought nothing of a ten-mile walk. Son: I don't think so much of it myself. MCNERNEY CUT RATE DRUG STORES CAREFUL PRESCRIPTION SERVICE S. W. Cor. 6th and Grand 25th and University Linderote Sandwich Shop Sandwiches - Cold Drinks - Pop Corn Peanuts - Ice Cream Cones Forty-second and Crocker Sts. lllllllnuuunuulllll Rl-ll-ll-lM llll Hll A New Thrill in Motoring -- il lllllll ll Owners say they get a new thrill driving a Graham with four speeds. Insist on a demonstration before making your decision to purchase any other car. Rockwell Motor Company Sardeson Hovland Co. Y O71 Eiglzzh nmr Locust f YOUTHFUL MODES always YOUR TYPE OF -- COAT FROCK HAT SHOES Your Entire Ward1'obe is here in Endless Variety--and Moderately Priced, too. Always a pleasure to shofw you A COMPLETE STORE DiSrribuf01' of SPECIALTY SHOPS 1316 Locust Phone 4-6111 22 93 Nineteen Hzzndred l ihifgffalr el . C lv ol G55-is and Thirty ,gsm . THE ROUNDUP I ,asa OLDSMOBILE VIKING Service -- Sales -- Satisfaction Tfwenty Year: in Business TWO STORES 14-36-38 Locust -- Phone 3-8171 1419 Locust -- Phone 3-0520 SUPERIOR SHOE REPAIR Shoes rebuilt in new factory way - VVe Clean and reblock all kinds of Hats Odorlexr way - Shoes shined and dyed any color to match your dress - With non-poison dyes - All work guaranteed - High grade materials used - Work done by experts - Our Work is like Our Name 824 Walnut St. Dial 3-8723 Ricky Field said that she put a pan nf oil in the pantry to stop the mice from squeaking. Some students think they are bargains be- cause they are half-off. Student: What would you advise me to read after graduation? Teacher: The Help Wanted Column. Some students sell their cars because the outgo for upkeep is too much for their income ' on V Neil's Drug Store Forty-second and University Drugs, Drug Sundries and Sodas Phone 5-1240 Compliments 0 f -- P BLIX THEATRES Des Moines PARAMO UNT DES MOINES STRAND Q . A QQ l -MQ d Nzneteen Hundred I' qeuegzgi, 3'- ' 'iw' and Thirty i HE ROUNDUP . we-65,5 ro Q is -4. Mary Van Hosen: I was thinking- Louise Gaskell: And what? Mary Van Hosen: Are you a dish-water blond? Gloria Means: I have a hat for every occasion. Marjorie Signs: So have I, the same one. Elizabeth Chambers Qpulling her huge St. Bernard into the dentist's reception rooml: Dear sweet Kaiser wants to have his teeth filled. Dentist fshakingl: Sorry, girlie, but I don't wish to be the choice morsel. Crispin Drug Co. 22nd and Cottage Grove Free Delifvery Motorcycle Ser-vice 4-3500 JOHN E. HOOD -- Greenwood Grocery, Market ei Bakery 4801 Grand Ave. Dial 5-0052 Get 'em from Kehm Floral Company Ninth and Walnut -- and get 'em often Quality Photographs Is Our dim Bramson Studio, Inc. 607k Walnut Street SUCCESS COMPOSITION 86 PRINTING COMPANY Book and Commercial Printing PHO E 3-1119 Keosauqua at Third Street 52 52 29 ' H Qggefah ll Nlneteen rzndred I' 116536-,ggi and Thzrty . THE ROUNDUP 1.-ll-if-Q.Q5,e F 6, 5. Airman: VVeIl, ma'am, we've finished me BROWN DRUG mi'i2'vaf2fe QSi5 uf5Q'f3E..ZiLEet1231.-this TWO SERVICE STORES the main Hoor? 1505 Grand -- 3-6286 T -i Thirtyjrst and Ingersoll 541614 C. C. C.: Some people have been in hopes ' of geting to Mars, but I've had my eye on Venus. CORWIN'S Ar r ks: S k' MASTER CLEANING hurdlte 2023? Wifi, hheiia hleaihzlrahegg SERVICE in a week. 1930 Cottage Grove Ave. fagllearrff Glew: Oh, Arthur, come lets tell We Barber I-Iair with Specliaf Cafe Congratulations- Phone 5-2010 DUFF' S BARBER SHOP and BEAUTY PARLOR Pleaxing You Keep: Us In Business 2724 Beaver Ave. Des Moines, Iowa 3 BOYCE S SWEET SHOP On University -- Near Drake THE PLACE OF GOOD THINGS TO EAT TOASTED SANDWICHES HOME MADE ICE CREAM HOME STYLE MALTED MILKS FOUNTAIN SERVICE Z2 BOOTHS AT YOUR SERVICE gi 91 L'-9 Nineteen Hundred 1 31469 -1 up lueuwlwfe EW -'Kal' and Thirty l HE 'ROUND UP I FE J gg ts T Food for thought: Guessing the inside :- of chocolates. Frank Smith: See that blonde? Well, she's sure got a crush on me. Darrel Reid: That so? F. Smith: Yeah, every time she looks at mc, she smiles. D. Reid: Huh, that's nothing, the first time I saw you, I laughed out loud. Protect Your Furs Store Them l7Vith Us -- SPECIAL PRICES on REPAIRING VVilhur Adams to Art Brooks: Say, Art, are you going in the glue CGlewJ business ? and REMQDELING Heard in journalism class: Join the Roundup stall and get your name in the paper. Lilian Rockwell: Your head's sure small. jXlhert Murphy: It is not! I wear size 812 hat. L. R.: Oh, I see, you keep it on with aCm'm' EXCLUSIVE FURS Fred L. Kauffman GROCERIES and MEATS Shops Bldg. Des Moines, Iowa 3503-3505 Ingersoll Ave. Phone 5-0794 l The Best Oil in the World C,?'SgxYq. I I x Is N one Too Good for Your Car! qlxgxxgcb' 'K HERIWOLINE is refined from pure Pennsylvania, the highest grade of crude oil in the world. Years of careful study and experimental work has resulted in our secret com- pounding methods-the scientinc process of fitting an oil to your personal car and the driving conditions to which it is subjected. If you paid two dollars per quart for oil, you'd find it no better than c I-IERMOLIN E. Y BETTER HERRING-WISSLER COMPANY Nineteen I'Iundrea' Bl-'k '-'lkbll ll and Thirty ll llChe 5'li I THE ROUNDUP I FED G1 is 25 .. May Himes: What size hat do you wear? E. C. Carl: 1 get mine at the Dime store where they come in stacks, not sizes. Fancy Groceries and Meats julia Lampman: How long is a piece of String? 4702 University Phone 5-0900 I. Kizer: From one end to the other. - - 'SPIH Duma IVUOEWN KQIIHA Ios Geo. Dean fdoing his fond adieujz WVell, SLNHQ SS l'lI see you highe' , 'f ' ' th t . Way. 1 up 1 your going a -i-1 fatter much concentrationl: mol! aww not going that way, but Ill be PMOJO ,mv U! slug HBH sql 50 MSS Iust a Thought Before Vacation -- Before you tal-ze this Annual home and tuck it away among your most valued keepsakes, here's a thought we want to leave with you: In all probability you'll be down-town oftencr during the next three months and that means you will have more opportunities to enjoy Bishop's justly famous fine foods. May we see you soon? Located in Des Moines A S H 0 P at 711Locust CAF'-5TERlA THRIFT NOW means FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE later -- The FIRST 51,000 is the Hardest to Save Our Pass Book Account for Systematic Savings will Show You the VVay D As Little as 204: Per Day Gives You 51,000.00 in 120 Months. S1000 in 196 lwonths 672, Interest Componncled Monthly is the Answer WHY NOT START NOW? State Building and Loan Association Come In and Get I1 Dime Bank 519 Sixth Avenue Des Moines 2'-2 Nineteen Hundred ikifgefoll 'I and Thirty I' -HGYLI' nh i HE GRDOUNDUP . FE 57 f zrf Q Ed In Smith: I dropped my watch on -: the floor of the car. Bayard Holtz: Did it stop? E. F. S.: You didn't think it went through did you? I drive an Essex. And they say the Roundup staff is brilliant! Martie G.: Say, Editor, what are these baskets you use for filing really made for? Rob't Ruby fdirty look plus villianous tonejz Sifting snow, m'dear, sifting snow. Jewelry May Himes: Aw,-now,-they aren't, are they? -it-1 Since 1871 Did you see Mr. Carrothers last Wednes- day with his pockets full of candy bars? l-Ie explained that there was a faculty meet- ing that night. Traffic Cop: Say! What's the hurry? Hud VVeeks: VVell, I must be off. T. C.: I know that, but give me your registration card. - S. JOSEPH SL SONS Windsor Barber Shop Sixth at Locust Sixty-third and Unifverxily DES MOINES Success Means Pleasing You E. C. Cunningham A. I. B. SIGN BOARD lx . I Home Select ,Nwxml ,. Mva4- ,-4-f -0 f- -gms -v.--.f-...f--,--.1-4,4 -wnNmXwNja-.Anhui ,. . - Nzneteen Hundred 'P S599 . . GW? zl igaIl ' ll and Thzrty I' 'IGB- 'i ggqgiwu 1 HE OUNDUP I renee-5,g,'-s FE 'f-S Iles Peterson: I'm wedded to my art. Virginia Burdett: Well, it ought to di- vorce you for cruelty. It is impossible to express high ideals in low language. No matter how much or how little good looks you are endowed with, you are better looking when you smile. I hear she is going to marry an X-ray specialist. Yeah. 1 wonder what he can see in her? Tourist: Heap big pineapples. Indian: Aw, heap 'em yourself. Marjorie Signs: Do you make lifesized enlargements from snapshots? Photographer: That's our specialty, Miss. M. S.: Fine. Hereis a picture I took of the Grand Canyon. SAVE TIME AND MONEY IIT Truman's Shoe Repair Service EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING Body Rebuilding Auto Painting Fender Work Seat Covers Auto Tops - Glass Tow Car Service Tgxfgzz Completejluzo Body .Versace lil llihilr-5Wlw.,? 0 M1 e s r - .......,. eo o All Work Guaranteed Dial 4-6914 618 Grand Avenue Sunday Services: Church School 9:45, Morning Worship 11:00, Young People 7:00 YOU ARE INVITED PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH REV. STODDARD LANE, Mirzister M INGERSOLL AVENUE-FORTY-FIRST TO FORTY-SECOND STREET 52 r 9 0 - 1 CME 'I Nmeteen Hundred I' 1 Wwffal' and Thirty . THE TRQUNDUP . FED '5 is 25 T1-IEUTICA I.8cA.FRIEDLICH co. + Iowa's. GTCGZQO Apparel Store C, We have been proud to serve the members of this 1930 Class ' We hope we may have the pleasure of their future patronage KOCH BROTHERS PRINTERS STATIONERS -- OFFICE OUTFITTERS Grand Avenue at Fourth Street DES MOINES Sgggeogli 'I Nineteen Hundred D I and Thirty I IGde ' JS ga 25 I I THE OUNDUP I 23 Street Car Conductor: Can't you see the sign, No Smokingn? Senior: Sure, Mister, that's plain enough. But there are so many dippy signs here. One says, Wear Browrfs Corsets. So I ain't paying attention to any of them. Flossie Stone: Why is it I see you doing so much Walking of late, Miss Kasson? Miss Kasson: Pm reducing. Flossie Stone: Reducing! You're not too fat, what are you reducing? Miss Kasson: Expense. F or true economy -- RIDE THE TROLLEYS A nervous bridegroom stuttering: Is it kisstomary to cuss the bride? The addressed clergyman might have re- plied: Not yet, but soon. Miss Dixon: Why do you call your dog Camerz1 ? DES MOINES RAILWAY COMPANY Miss Meers: Because he tries to snap everyone he meets. THE CAR SHOP for Pligh Grade Unused Transportation 1012-18 Locust St. Phone 4-7431 3-.9 511593-ffblv SELLING FOR CASH, WE CAN AND DO SELL FOR LESS -- 1VlHS0N'S DEPARTMENT STORE Fifth and Walnut Streets 92 . Q-2 N t H d d v I THE RQUNDUP. ragga FED ,Q nf 5 Visitor: And do your shorthand pupils do well? Miss Tillmontz VVonderfully. just think, thirty-five of the Hfty I sent out last year have already married their employers. Have they been married long? just long enough so they have found there are a lot of things that you can't say with flowers. I hear Izzy got a big raise from the fur company he's working for, Yes, he invented five new names for rabbit. Forestdale Pharmacy 4505 Forest Avenue Drugs, Drug Sundries and Sodas Phone 5-1393 OLIVER SCOTT Offers the Seniors of Roosevelt High School Congratulations,' and announces he will give lessons in July and Augut. 914 STEINWAY HALL For Service ana' Quality -- CALL DAVID HURWITZ GROCERY AND MARKET PHONES: 5-0172 5-0173 FIRST CHOICE IN DES MOINES FLYNN Perfectly Pasteurized MILK is delivered to over 25,000 Des Moines fami- lies every day-easily establishing it as- The F 1 C . . . Yun nam, First Choice In Des Moines. Flynn Whipping Cream OFFICERS and DIRECTORS Flynn ICC Cream DR. J. OLIVER FAY Flynn Buttermilk Chairnzzm of the Board Iowa State Brand Butter PAULQBEER DR' W' PTEARSON Preszdent Vzce-Preszdent E. D. PERRY F. C. CLAUSON Secretary dssit Gen. Illanager A Des Moifzes Institution for Twenty-fifue Years lze O . Q SEVENTH AND UNIVERSITY PHON E 3' 6 2 I l Q 219 Nineteen Hundred 7559-'ifall ll and Thirty ll 'I6Y S-,EIS My I I THE ROUND UP 1 .asa 7'lB!'.,!P5'l . 1865 l Graduation Gifts of watches, dia- monds and line jewelry are not only gifts that last but also give lasting satisfaction and serve as a reminder of one of the happiest and most im- portant events in the life of the Graduate. PLUMB JEWELRY STORE Sixth and Wdlllut Iowais Ulllest Jewelry Store Guest: Look here, waiter! How long do I have to wait for that half portion of duck that I ordered? Waiter: Till someone orders the other half. We can't go out and kill half of a duck. Then there's the youth who said he eouldn't learn anything at high school. The teachers kept changing the lessons every day. Why do you cross your legs? I got the habit from Luther Burbank. Should a husband keep anything from his wife ? asks a writer. Enough for lunch and car fare, we advise. No, a Scotchman did not originate the say- ing, Kill two birds with one stonefi Lacey's Shop 805 WALNUT ST. Dresses for the Graduate and College Miss Banquet, Formals and Sportwear at modest prices Why are Always the Best People at Repperts? -- For Drugs, Perfume, Stationery Luncheonettes Ice Cream Sodas Because they always have the best of everything at Continuous Cut Prices Convenient Parking -- Courteous Service Always at -- REPPERTS --on Your Way Home 52 . M i Nzneteen Hundred I' S 'lswqgfs 4 'iwl' I and Thzrty i HE 'RQUND UP I w+,,5,,e FE G1 is , - Pleasing You Keeps Us In Business CURL-Y-CUE SHOP Realistic - Nestle - Fredric Permanent Waves. All kinds of Beauty Service Our Bobbers are Designers Phone 3-5257 401-02 Shops, Des Moines Thelma: My Scotch boy friend sent me his picture. Ann: How does he look? Thelma: I donlt know, I haven't had it developed yet. Stranger: Tell me, have any big men been born in this city? - : Nope, only babies. This pea soup is full of sugar! They probably made it out of sweet- peas. 'Tm thirsty and I want a drinkf' 'lDrink milk, it's good for the blood. Yeah, but I ain't bloodthirsty. Bob Ruby: Have you an opening for a bright, energetic graduate? Business Man: Yes, and don't slam it on your way out. YOUR FORTUNE -- Young Man -- Young Woman -- Is certain, if you start now with Penn Mutual RUMSEY 85 BASHAM, General Agents Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. 408-10 Crocker Bldg. Des Moines K MO TOUR STUDIO DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITURE 820 Locust Phone 4-4320 52 5? 9 1 r . it-gezigwl, II Nineteen Hnndred If QE, and Thzrty 'IGM cf . THE OUNDUPn W. is 2 Dishwater causes an engagement ring to lose some of its luster and fascination. Coach H.: He jumped out in front of me and pointed a gun at my head. He said he would shoot me. Slowly he squeezed the trigger. Oh-the expense was terrible. Coach R.: You mean suspense, Coach H.: No-expense. I had to pay him the nickel I owed him. , Prisoner's song: Let's do the Break- away. Home Duck song: Waddle I do. Air-minded song: My Bonnie Flies Over the Ocean. Halitosis song: 'KAII by Myself in the Moonlight. For goodness sake, Miss Tillmont, throw that gum out of the window and don't kill any of the workmen. MARGARET FOSTER GIFT AND PARTY SHOP 208 Kraft Bldg. De: Moines, Iofwa A Good Lesson If, during your school days you have learned that it always pays to look your best, you have gained the first step towards success. Clothes tailored by Weldrest are sure to keep you looking your best -- and economically, too. WELDREST TAILORS 409 Sixth Ave. Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS Se'uenty-nine Successful Years 1851 1930 Life insurance is of especial value to young men and women. It teaches early in life the importance of thrift and the habit of saving. It helps to avoid the dangers of speculation and unwise investment. Money invested in life insurance is absolutely safe. RUSSELL G. MCBRIDE and associates CENTRAL IOWA AGENCY Tel. 3-4205 5th Floor Old Colony Bldg., Des Moines, Iowa 52 52 'QQ Nineteen Hundred Q51 zl'4 'xal' ll and Thirty ll 'leg' M 1 HE LRAOUNDUP I uwgk, Si-5 J B 85 B CHEVROLET CO. CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE 2717 Beaver Avenue Phone 5-4808 Verne Wilson: Mr. Cook, why aren't you more like Abraham Lincoln? Mr. Cook: Why-how's that, Verne? Worm Vilson: Free us poor slaves. See that fellow? Yeah. Pounds the ivories. Pianist? No, dentist. Miss Macey: Now we find that X is equal to zero. Franklin Zug: Gee! All that work for nothing. That Finishes my tale, said the cat as he backed into the lawn mower. George Dean: What are you doing? Verne Wilson: Nothing. G. D.: Say, how do you know when you're through doing that? I OlVA'S Finest HOTEL . My ii- ffl 'Haig-. ,X 433 E R 'fat' Jlfp Lining! n HW - -'is , ,Hi :iii U an RF H l?i3ia,: 1 1.512-1-e T2 -QL In 21:2 H W Hiatiiun.. ln: Q HP Fi '..f WE E f dir nm M 'W' fg fii is tr ' 1'11L':EQy?.h li fiiii lr' The center of the social life of Des Moirzes. Parties, dances, bridge luncheons and dinners of special so- cial importance are invariably held at this hotel. In the Adam Room Dinner 51.00 and 81.50 Lunvheon 75d and 51.00 HOTEL FORT DES MOINES B. C. NORTHINGTON, Manager CHRYSLER -- announces a new Six at 3745.00 F. O. B. This model is in addition to Models 66-70-77-and Imperial. You can buy a Chrysler now for as low as 3745.00 up to 53,180.00 ff Chrysler in any Price Class you may want to in-vest MANBECK MOTOR SALES CO. Distributors Phone 4- 5 2 6 6 If . it-EQEQGDI' 'I Nzneteen Hnndred I' ichlssgyg-S and Thzrty . THE ROUNDUP. .aaa t G' is , May Himes: Last week I bought a tire cover from you and now I want my money back. Clerk: Why? May: I put it on one of my tires and hadn't driven ten miles before the blamed thing wore out. Toilet Articles Ice Cream Cigars Candies Maryland Park Sundries 4-4th and Hickman Avenue Ariel W. King, Mgr. Prompt Delivery Phone 5-2251 414 What a wonderful bird a frog are. He G East stand he sit almost. When he flop, he almost Hy. He ain't got no sense hardly. He ain't got no tail hardly either. When he sit he sit on what he ain't got almost. E M4 . 6 UQ . , 9099 4 9 Grand - A . 'lb 4'- qQ,g 0934 Phone 'f ,,. ' 4-3431 , Shotf' use lots of powder. Advice to girls-If you want to be a Big TELEPHONE 5-1002 TELEPHONE 5-1002 OSBORN DRUG CO. DES MOINES, IOWA 3 Phones Personally Owned Drug Store 3 Phones 900 Forty-second Street We carry a complete Prescription Stock and have two Experienced Registered Pharmacists always on duty. Also one Lady Assistant Pharmacist. Three delivery boys always at your command. We carry the largest and most complete stock of Staple Standard Drugs, Patent Medicines, Sundries, etc., of any drug store in the State of Iowa. HUTCHINSON'S ICE CREAM JOI-INSON'S FLOOR POLISHERS ICE CREAM AT YOUR DOOR ON THE MINUTE OFF TO A GOOD START! The selection of a good life insurance policy in a modest amount is a financial venture of greater importance to the young man and Woman of today than any other form of investment-and it should come Hrst in point of t1r1'1C. A Royal Union Systematic Savings contract will afford you an absolutely safe and dennite thrift program coupled with protection. Royal Union Life Insurance Company of Des Moines, Iowa A. C. TUCKER, President r E Nineteen Hundred QQSQLQII il - Iv 4632-..1. its 'ff 'K and Tlnrty . HE RoUNDUPi .wage ga i 5 Mr. Edgar: VVhat is a scale? Nick Cunningham: A feather on a fish. Jim Kunath Ctelling a storyj: And the locomotive was rushing down the track wav- Haw e you tried the -- DAIRY MADE ing its ears. Miss Hughes: Say, a locomotive has no CANDY BAR ears. jim: Sure it has, didn't you ever hear of engineers. Coach: Parker! Did you take a shower? npr Si: No, sir. Is one missing? Onderful - Candy Then there was the student who went out . . to bring in the cat. His mother heard a ClO7'lZbZ71flfZO'I'l shrill meowing and called out: Don't hurt the kitten, johnny, And dear johnny re- plied: Oh, no. Pm carrying it very carefully by the stem. The Cut Price Kodak Fini.s'hi11g - Any size Kodak Roll developed GJ' printed for 25c Northwestern Extra prints Cany sizej 3c each. OLSON STUDIO Candy C0' 905 Walnut St. Des Moines, Iowa IM Blocks west of Younker Bros. THE PARTICULAR HOSTESS knows that the success of her meal depends much upon the way it is prepared - but MORE UPON THE VVAY IT IS SERVED. The abundant garnishing of dishes, with CLEAR, SPARK- LING ICE, not only keeps salads and vegetables delightfully cold and crisp but makes them doubly inviting. Again, it emphasizes the beauty of your table appointments and makes your dinner an especially delightful event. Use plenty of ice for HEALTHFUL, HAPPY LIVING. Des Moines Ice 85 Fuel Co. Consumers Ice Co. 5 Nineteen Hundred itifival Il . i IIGYQEIS and Thirty 'U' 1 THE RCPUNDUP n me-:4Q5,f-ge t 6' 'E-S Mr. Carrothers was deep in his economics when his wife called, Chester! Baby has swallowed the ink! Whatever shall I do? Write with a pencil, was his reply. Mr. Koch: Tell me one of the uses for cow hide. Marjorie Drake: It helps to keep the cow together. AN INVITATION T0 -- A splendid Senior High School De- partment, with a Sunday Session at 9:30 A.M., and an interesting through-the-week program of social and recreational activity. -Worship Services at 11:00 and 7:45 Son: Papa, what do you call a man who drives a car? C. C. C.: That depends upon how close he comes to me. each Sunday, characterized by beau- tiful music and inspirational ser- mons. -A Sunday evening Christian En- deavor Session at 6:30 o'clock. Greetings to my friends at Roosevelt R L DR. CHARLES S. MEDBURY, Paxlor ose Oren? WILLARD M. WICKIZER Dance Stu-C110 Director of Religious Education 1218 Grand Ave. Walnut 2312 I- R- STUBBS University Church of Christ Jeweler Twenty-fifth and University Avenue Diamonds, Watches and Wrist Bands 7212 Locust Street Des Moines, Iowa Yeomen Legal Reserve Protection Takes the If Out of Life -- It protects your family. It safeguards your property. It creates an immediate estate. Let our local representative explain the many adfvantager of membership in The Brotherhood of American Yeomen Des Moines, Iowa -9 Nineteen Hundred 1 si 61? Zl-gEQ'ewl' A and Thirty it 'icuii' 'fi I THE RQUNDUP I za f Tl 5 Father: Harold is a quarter back at col- Q lege. Mother: Now listen, Pa, you send the boy some money, we don't want him to be owing bills in college. f or G d ' A senior stood on a railroad track,- ra uatlon The train came thundering on. of A blind roaring, deafening crash- And lo! the train was gone! Sport Wear A live wire is usually'a person who would 1 be dead if it weren't for his connections. College Girl Styles for Girls CASCADE LAUNDRY COMPANY Fie1d's Juniors,' for Young Men Ld UN DERERS O DRYCLEANERS FIELD SHOE co 508 WALNUT ST. Phone 3-1181 13th and Grand DODGE BROTHERS SIX DODGE BROTHERS EIGHT PLYMOUTH CARS SEARS AUTOMOBILE COMPANY Fifteenth and Locust 3 -0 1 3 6 ' '1 1- N ':f,Z T13,f52'jffdff I THE 'iRaOUNDUP 1 ienegbga to ' 55 , Miss Duval: Who was George VVash- ington? Mary Lantz: He's the guy whose wife makes candy. A 1 Stranger: You seem to be a bright little boy-I suppose you have a very good place -- in your class? Bill Mills: Oh, yes, I sit in the hack seat by the windows. He: And did he die a normal death? UP to a Standard She: Yes, he was run over by an auto- mobile. 1Z0t Down to a Price Established 1865 Phone 3-6151 1 N S U R A N C E Fire -- Casualty -- Bonds H anna! Automobile Insurance HEF5 clf' Willcox 2723 Ingersoll 3-4266 Hopkins 8: Mulock seventh and Grand 4-0053 Ford Stamina Welcomes The Rough Riders DIAL 4-4248 West Tenth and Mulberry Q i I'-9 Nineteen Hundred Qy QQQQI, il and Thirty It 1IChL:. fi ?,QLS'll9l u TH E QU 5 VVhere were you born? In a hospital. E Honest? What was the matter with you? Heard at Z1 senior party: Do you care for dancing?'l HND Y! Why not? Oh, it's just hugging set to music. VVhat don't you like about it? in The music. VVlxat's your son's average income? Mrs. Rich: About 2 a. m. BOVEE MOTOR CO. Upen Day and Night PUNDUP 1 wig, IOIN THE HYH -- Gym Classes Shower Baths Swimming Pool Basketball Volleyball Boxing and Wrestling Tennis Courts Indoor Baseball Pocket Billiards 3711 Sixth 3-2215 E Young Men's Llub Room PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE szz 35th sr. , EEEITS AND VEGETABLES Des Mo1nes Y. M. C. A. GROQERIES -- QUALITY MEATS Fourth and Keosauqua Way OUR BEST CUSTOMERS Are those 'who are hardest to please. This dmzual Printed BANKERS PRINTING COMPANY H. E. ELY H. M. DAVIS, Service Dept. I. ULSH Phone 4-4932 512 Sixth Avenue Q9 Nineteen Hundred Qi 2'1b5FD5QDII il . li ' 53? 'U' and Thzrty 'Img'-A 'JS ggqgiwi 1 HE ROUNDUP 1 uezegggxa i' G1 55 ?5 BAKER-DARNES CO. Hardware, Paints, Plumbing, Sheet Metal Work - Des Moines, Iowa Dorothy Billick fto chauffeurl: I am not used to calling my chauifeurs by their first name. What is your surname? Chauffeur: Darling, ma'am. Dorothy: Drive on, Thomas. W 5205 S. W. Ninth - 4-116 University Ave. Des Moines Packing Co. BEEF -- VEAL LAMB 1700 Maury St. Dial 6-5126 Mr. Eastman: What is the quickest way to make sawdust? Howard Beeston: Why, er-uh-- Mr. Eastman: Come, come, use your head. Strange that the rising generation is never up till noon. DIAL 4-3 105 DIAL 4-3 1 0 5 CENTRAL CHEVROLET COMPANY A Iowcfs Largest Chevrolet Dealers TWENTY-FOUR HOUR SERVICE Our reputation and responsibility should be your assurance of Continued Satisfaction Locust Street at Eleventh Street L X we A5 1 . it A G jd Thereir a Price for Tailoring Wlzere the Utmost in Quality is Reached-Above is Extras:- agance-Belofw is Inferzorzty JERREMS TAILORING assures a good appearance-safe, conservative styles and high quality fabrics at prices you'll know are right. Direct importations of woolens from the world's finest mills--fabrics of the latest weaves and Hnest texture. Suits -- Overcoats fTailored to Your Individual Illeasurel S55 TO S90 308 W. Eighth St. Between Walnut and Locust Des Moines 3 N' H 11 I1 Q? Egigatfel, II zneteen re I' aleubg-,ES -U1 and Thirty L Thomas, .: I TI-IE ROUNDUP 1 re 67 E-S 2-E' Many portraits of the Senior Classes repro- duced in this Annual were made by -- the TOWNSEND STUDIO 1009 LOCUST STREET P76 Solicit a Continuance of your Valued Patronage E? 3. Nineteen Hundred 29 Q3 23593-fC0II Il ' I' 'IG32-SEEK and Thzrty 1 THE 'RQUNDUP . FE Gi is 25 Abramsohn's Grand Ave. Cash Grocery and Market CONGRATULH TIONS Open Evenings and Sundays 2409 Grand Ave. Phone 4-8624 Sweet Girl Graduates! THE PUNCTUATION BLUES Punctuation bothers me? I cannot seem to get it: ,jnd fo kpcp that I learn it frequently forget-ib ln English ll I try To learn when fand where Q . v . To put, a comma: -V'-l'0019 'l C0 1f'le-Won But I find! a semi-colon there. The comma-period fault: I findg Comes poppin up, and then I cure it but, it soon. Comes, back again, Thisg punctuation certainly Gives me, an: awful-fright The only cure that, I can see- Is not to, write? Johnson's Beauty Shoppe All You Need For Beauty SOIVIETHING DIFFERENT IN Bozzs 5 Expert Operators - Phone 4-4207 611 Flynn Bldg. 7th and Locust St. YV. E. IWCCULLOCH, Pres. K. IVI. INICCULLOCH, Vice-Pres. WALNUT TIRE 85 BATTERY CO. INC. it e f ' 96? 79692 TIRES' AND BATTERIES -- BRAKE LINING Ilfloxt Complete Super-Service Station in Iowa for Tires Batteries and Brakes COMPLETE ROAD SERVICE 1417-19 Walnut Street Tel. 4-5107 Twins for Tires 212' . Q5 9 Nineteen Hundred ' tt Gly- 3135?-'fayll ll and Thirty I1 'IGELL' JS I HE ROUNDUP. . Saving Pays in Many Ways lVIoney deposited in your savings account will probably pay you the biggest return of any money you spend. lt will pay you in the sense of security you feel when there's cash on hand for emergency . . . in the satisfaction of getting ahead and keeping ZlllCZlCl.H . . . . . . in self-confidence-the knowledge that you can live -Q within your income and save a portion of it. lyloreover, you can count on cash as one of your safest investments, paying 32624, always worth full value and ready for use at a moment's notice. Plan to keep a good share of your surplus in cash-for sz1fety's sake. Save at tlic-.Bank that has served lowafs citi- zens faithfully in all financial matters for over 50 years. lowA-DES MolN ES NATIONAL BANK E1T RULQQ' COMPANY Mwfln WITH f mu umm NORTHWESTXQ y ', ANCORPORATION 92 COMBINED RESOURCES OVER 3480,000,000 I 1-.9 . QQ R59 Nzneteen Hundred NT it l 4faIl il and Thirty I' lleusfnnii I I THE CROUNDUP 1 EU G7 'H 5 She: Did you meet any stage robbers Q while you were out west? He: Yes,Itlc l fh 5'ls W I N G A T E out for dinner' oo a coup e 0 c oru gir C O S T U M E , The Big Brothers' Club U ' ' P1 ' C O M P A N Y CA 3!FlgcxunZlIllfI?ilfsVClLi1liewvith Christian Idealsj Odd Fellows Hall-Upstairs over 1221 Tlxealrivzll and fllasquerade Y gsm Swift . . ou are cordially invited to meet with C0-qu1,,g.y us at 9:30 every Sunday morning. Collegiate and High School EARL CROUCH 85 SONS Caps and Gowns Fairway Line GROCERIES and MEATS We Deliver Tel. 4-7014 1907 Ingersoll Ne-zci Locaiion 42 CI S S ' G 200-202-204 Wainuf sr. HW.1i:.rK3ch.:llli3lS?P1-oriailage R ' ' , H' h P G , Phone 4-2226 YVeltiiFiii1gl?? Difribuisislsirillyrliffytiicfs Complete Line of ,4rre.r.vorier 4-2nd and Crocker Phone 5-0757 Buy your Gas and Oil at -- INTERNATIONAL OIL COMPANY'S STATIONS and KEEP IOWA MONEY AT HOME,, Forty-second and Crocker Streets Thirteenth and Grand Avenue or CComp1ete Greasing Servicej or Fifteenth and Keosauqua East Second and Grand Avenue or or Sixth and New York Saylor Road and Guthrie Avenue Oflice Southwest Fifth and lVIurphy Streets Phone 4-5274 VVe deliver Distillate and Fuel Oils for your furnace See us for a seasonal contract INTERNATIONAL OIL COMPANY JAMES M. CUSHMAN WALTER W. WILSON - ig N' H d d QI? l ,um meteen un re j I 'Kah 'I and Thirty I' 'I 'J' 5f,gw:.-:iz-.11 THE ROUNDUPu TED 7 is 5 CADILLAC fw Z- ' 'f ig' , I LASALLJE LaSalle Roadster KRUIDENIER CADILLAC CO. 1 2 0 1 Walnut St. ' I Des Moines, Iowa h - PRODUCT OF OENLRA1 MOTORS 7' 'l SS-Sfiffelf I N 'd ,ff ,ji d I ixeusfbkfii 5355554191 1 H E QE 2-S .. Buy a flowery sir? No, thanks. Buy one for your wife, sir? I-Iaven't one. For your sweetheart, then P l'laven't one, either. ff tr rx ll ua as WVell, buy one to celebrate your luck. - .lt has been said that the color of all Fordw must be changed immediately asvthe state law requires that any tin can designed for carry- ing gasoline must be painted red.' F lo's Inn Good Fried Chicken and French Fries Tasty Salads and Pies 3300 VV. Douglas Ave. JOHN SHAEFFER DRUG CO. OUNDUP l 19325 , 23 PANSYVALE H. G. BARICKIVIAN Cut Flowers, Pot Plants E5 Bedding Plants Funeral Flowers Our Specialty 4905 Douglas Ave., Des Moines 1 . I Phones: limi? DFIITJFI-'ii A Blu'-Rite Greenhouse S-0421 - Residence 5-1920 5-0540 3lst and University l TWENTY-EIGHT YEARS OF TWO STCRES SA'1'ISFAC'11ORY C:01'l'Ue1'li81'ltly LlJClll'ed GLASS STANDARD GLASS SC AND A PAINT COMPANY PAINT SERVICE -101:11 and Mulberry 514 E- LOC1-ISC ZQFDYQI il Nineteen Hurzzlrezl It IIGEQIGQ mn -' ' l . 5 -' 'I and Thirty 1 I --