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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1932 volume:

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BLATTENBERG, Commercialg MR, Wu.1.ARu Cumus, Acronauticsg MR. RALPH E. BLouN'r, Manual Training. Middle Row-Miss V1oL12'r SPOOR, Frenchg M155 EMMA BRADLEY, Englislzg Miss MARY COOPER Historyg MR. ORVAL F, BARNES, Commercial. Front Row-Miss FLORENCE L. BRUCE, Commercialg Miss MARGUERITE BARIDON, French and Spanishg Miss MATTIE BACH, Englishg Miss BIARTHA SWEM, Shorthand and Typing. Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two 7 , THE ROUNDUP Faculty Back ROTLlf'BIR. ALVIN R. EDGAR, Musicg Miss NETTIE DoNovAN, Mathematicsg MR. LOREN GRAAFF, Physical Education and Hygieneg Miss SIGRID A. GREENBILL, Music. Middle Row-Miss GEORGIA FORKNER, Historyg Miss EDITH M. FISCHER, Scienceg Miss ETHEL BALLARD, Mathematicsg Miss STEPHANNA BALLIET, English. Front Row-Miss SAVANNAH DUVAT.. Historyg MRs. Es'r1-nik F.:Rsxr.ix, Slwrthand and Typingg MR. A. E. FORSMAN, Commercialg MRS. EPPIZRLY, Supply for Miss liatmi. Q Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Faculty Back R020-AIR. XVILLIAM KQCH, Scienceg MR. CARL HARRIS, Coachg MR. CI-IAR' ES J. SCHOL- LENBERGER, Mechanical Drawing, Landscapingg MR. AUGUST RUMP, Physical Educationg MR. CLARENCE E. IRWIN, Science. Middle RowfMISS HIADGE HURD, Lating MISS MIRIAM IiUFFMAN, Englishg MRS. CHRISTINE GREENLEE, Business English, Typingg MRS. DIARY B. HOYT, Home Economicsg MRS. ELESA G. HAGENSICK, Home Economics. Front R020-KIISS JENNIE BICCALL, Mathematicsg MISS IDA T. JACOBS, Englishg MISS MAISIE SCHilEINER, Latin: MISS JULIA ANNETTE KEELER, Art. Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two 0 THE ROUNDUP 'mv' Faculty Back ROIU'fxIRS. RUTH REICH, Typing, Shnrthandg Miss BLANCHIS XVILEY, Physical Edu- cation: MR. XIERLE F. SCHLAMPP, Vlfomlwork, Scicnceg Miss IWILDREIJ SPRAGUI5, French, Latin: Miss IWABIZL QUINER, Physical liilucationg Miss H12L1-:N Slnzuwnon, Historyg Miss L'1xARL1aNE SPERRY, English. Middle Row-Mas. RUTH Moon: S'rAN1.12v, linglishg Miss LAURA lYIOUL'l'0N, English: MRS. SARAH PURTER Rissriu, Englishg MRS. GRACE D. lNI,wNARn, 1NIHll1C'lI1ZlIlCSQ Miss GLENN R. OLQDEN, History. Front Row--Miss JUSICPIHNE SMITH, Matlienmaticsg Miss EMMA CASE Mo1:1.'roN, Englishg MISS MARY Klxssox, Historyg Miss G, Elfmcxc MEERS, English. in Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two ENI THE ROUNDUP 0 P f Q ' - Q , , f ,,,,,1 5 ' ff 4 ' . 4 ff . if 02? nn n V W 1 n'-1 2 -A n 3 E fif '. lf,A1A'fEf0f ,JN ' --..-Mi 'gfily 2 3 f' X Q 3 - . , ,S X f f , '. -.., VI - - - u ay , ' ' A n - n,-n -, g, , M- ,.. Q- -1 4 15-P f N x A -224 ff V , Yi '- -fig,--v rf ,-Q Q: FQ, ,---11 if '- XfXx 4- 4 -- 2' C ,gn -.- 1, G- ' -Qs - - M' NX ngxf- - ff -N: Tl-1-'T'-..--1T5L:' l- f- A '-XKJZT-'i g f'-T' i115. vi A .. 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W., Vice President 31, Thespian, Treasurer '31, Theodian, Sothern and Marlowe, Scribblers, Sec- retary and Vice President, Footlights, Pep Squad, Girls' Advisory Board, Fi- nance Committee Grinnell SNIDER ALT Slim HOBBY: Baseball AMBITIQN: To he a financier Hi-Y '30, T Square '28, '29, Baseball '31 Ames Second Row CARL CORD String HOBBY: Contradicting Mr. Forsman AMBITION: To be a lawyer Drake GENEVIEVE BLAKELY Vee HOBB1'2 Eating AMB1'r1oN: To get fat Home Economics Club '31, '32, Roundup Stal? '31, Class Day Hamilton JOHN ARANT lawn HOBBY! Playing the guitar AMBITION: To play the piano Editor of Roundup '31, Science Labora- tory '30, '31, Thespian Club '31, Li- brary Monitor, Christmas Play '30, G. A. R. Play '31 University of Iowa CATHERINE CARLIN Carlin HOBBY: Making people laugh AMBITION: To be a second Helen Wills Home Economics Club, Sothern and Marlowe, Hi-Y. W., Latin Club, Thespian, Girls Glee Club Wisconsin Middle Row HELEN BAKER Tools HoBBY: Golf AMBITION: To make a hole in one Golf Club '31, Girls Glee Club '28, '29, Rosamund: '28 Frances Shimer Seminary PAULINE BAILEY Polly HOBBY: Being dramatic and writing poetry AMB1'rIoN: To be something Footlights. President, Sothern and Mar- lowe, Secretary, Thespian, Vice Presi- dent, Plavers Club '31, Hi-Y. W., Roundup Statt '31, Glee Club '31, The Telegram: The Pot Boiler Drake and Iowa WILLARD L. BISHOP Wi.'lie HOBBY: Hunting AMBITION: To kill a lion Hi-Y. Drake NEDDA BRADLEY Ned HOBBY! Dancing and piano AMB1'r1oN: Many things Art Club: Footlights: Hi-Y. W., Sothern and Marlowe, Glee Club, Advisor Senior Class '31 Drake Fourth Row GEORGE C. BROWN, JR. Brownie HOBBY! Getting sweat socks from Coach Harris AMBx'r1oN: To keep them Vice President of Home Room, '29, '31, Secretary of Home Room '30, R Club, Captain of the Junior Varsity Basketball team '30, Hi-Y., Sports Editor of Roundup, Roosevelt Day, Football '29, '30, '31, Basketball '29, '30 '31, '32, Track '31 Grimien HELEN BRAYTON Brayton Ir. HOBBY: Drawing Al1fIBITgON2 First Lady President of the Honor Society, Music Honor Society, Student Council '31, Secretary of Senior Class, Footlights, Sothern and Marlowe, Thespian, Secretary of Dra- matic Guild, Hi-Y. W., Cabinet Mem- ber, Girls Advisory Board, '29, '30, '31, Theodian, Girls Glee Club, Finance and Public Entertainment Committee, Acappella Chorus, Orchestra, Meister- singers, Roundup Staff '31, '32, Class Day Grinnell KNAPP BOONE Baabs HOBBY: Working at loating AMB1'r1oN: Be able to do either without exercise T. Square '29, Hi-Y., President of Home Room '29, Football '30 Ames or Grinnell MARY C. BRAMMER Curline HOBBY: Playing Salvo with Louise AMBITION: To get a one from Mr. East- man Latin Club '29, Hi-Y. W. '29, '30, '31, Theodian, Treasurer '30, President '31, Sothern and Marlowe, Treasurer '30, Thespian, President '31, Honor Society Bottom Row MARGARET PRISCELLA ALDEN Marge HOBBY: Doing Shorthand AMBITIONZ To be a Private Secretary Secretarial Club '31, '32 C. C. C. C. ANNA BRAYTON Bruytan Sr. HoBBY: Dogs AMBr'rxoN: To go to Seattle, Washington Footlights, Sothern and Marlowe, Thes- pian, Sargeant-at-Arms, Hi-Y. W., Pep Squad, Girls Glee Club Grinnell LAURENCE CLANCY Larry HOBBY! Acquiring hotel hardware AMBITION: Get rich and retire Baseball '31 Drake HERMANN DOWNING Hermie HoBBY: Pianoing AMBI'r1oN: To play Rhapsody in Blue Latin Club '29, '30, '31, Spanish Club '30, '31, Thesoian '31, Sothern and Marlowe '30, Footlights '29, Treasurer of Home Room '29, '30, Acappella Chorus, Mantuan University of Southern California RUSSELL BENNETT Russ HOBBY: Having interviews with Mr. Stonecipher AMBI'rmN: To be a boys' adviser Boys' Glee Club '29, Class Day '32 Ames 12 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Top Row WADE FORMAN Slim HOBBY: Loafing AMBITION: To get to work Hi-Y. Notre Dame LOUISE H. FRENCH Louie HOBBY: Playing Salvo with Mary AMBITIONZ To get a one from Miss Meers Theodian '29, '30, '31, Sharks '29, '30, '31, Home Room Secretary '30, Latin Club '30, '31, Hi-Y. W. '30, '31, Chair- man of Cap and Gown Committee, Chairman of Refreshment Committee, Senior Tea '31, Class Day, Honor So- ciety Iowa RICHARD GLENN Rich HOBBY: Winning the beggar game from Nourse, Erickson, Glass and Ullman AMBi1'1oN: To overcome my bashfulness R Club '28, '29, '30, '31, Spanish Club '30 '31, Roundup Stall '31, Hi-Y. '29, '30, '31, Swimming Team '28, '29, '30, University of Pennsylvania THOMAS DUSENBERY Tom HOBBY: Helping Christo AMBITION: To be the greatest Drum Major in the world Footlights '29, Sothern and Marlowe '30, Thespian '31, Hi-Y. '30, '31, Band '29 '30, '31, Orchestra '29, '30, '31, Boys' Glee Club '29, '30, Drum Major '30, '31, Romeo and Juliet, Rosemunde Drake and Minnesota Second Row ANNA CORSO A HoBuY: Eat, sleep and play AMBITLONZ Get to college H1-Y. W., Library Club, G. A. A., Foot- lights, Sothern and Marlowe, Thespian Ames DOLORES FLEMINGC Dee HOBBY: Dramatics AMBITION: Worse and more of 'em Footlights '29, '30, Sothern and Marlowe '30 '31, Thespian '31, Glee Club '29 '31, Mantuan, Rosemunde Drake ROLAND FRANQUEMONT Franqy HOBBY: Calling 5-2799 AMBITION: Swipe Si's girl Math Club '30, '31, Hi-Y. '31, Treasurer 'of Home Room '31, Football '29, Track '31, Basketball '31 University of Pennsylvania MARGARET FLETCHER Wino HOBBY: Dancing AMEITIONZ To be somcone's secretary German Club '31 Iowa City Middle Row MARK DISOSWAY Dis HOBBY: Sports AMBITIONC To be a rich man Hi-Y,, Chairman of Intramural Sports, Football, Basketball, Judicary Commit- tee, Footlights, Sothern and Marlowe, Track, Thank You Doctor, Student Council University of Illinois BLANCHE EICKELBERG Ikcy HOBBY: Catching Cold .AMBITIONZ To avoid colds Home Economics '31, Hi-Y. '31, Pep Squad Drake BEATRICE EWING Bea HOBBY: Making excuses AMBITION: Finding some new ones Athenian Art Club '30, '31, Hi-Y. W. '29, '30. Drake, Iowa University HARRY ERICKSON Jerry HOBBY: Making fudge AMBITAION: To make Ullman and Nourse eat it Golf Club '29, '30, Roundulp Staff '31, Senior Class Play, Golf eam '30 Drake, Nebraska University Fourth Row FRANK GASKELL Bud HOBBY: Spinning the wheel at Munn's AMBITION: Hazy but honorable Players Club '31, Hi-Y. '31, Sothern and Marlowe, treasurer '30, Lead in The Mantuan '31, Football '30 Drake CLAIRE GRANT Alaric HOBBY: Kiddirig Coach Harris and ref- ereeing AMBITIONZ To call the fouls on Parker right U Home Room President '28, '29, Vice President '30, Senior Play, Student Manager '29, '30, '31, Captain Second Team '31 Iowa, Grinnell MARJORIE DAHLMAN Marge HOBBY: Swimming AMBITION: To be somebody's stenog. Secretarial Club '31, '32, Home Eco- nomics '31, Home Room Treasurer '30, '31 Drake THOMAS GLASS A Trim HOBBY: Playing golf with Forsman AMBITION: To be a college president Vice President of Home Room '31, Sec- retary '29, '30, Noon Movie Commit- tee '30, '31 Iowa University H GLENN FRAZIER FM-25 Bottom Row HOBBY: Sleuthing AMBITION: Football at Siwash Football Drake FERMAN CROSKY Ferm HOBBY: Crashing gates ,AMBITIUN2 To be second One Eyed Connolly T. Square '29, '30, Hi-Y. '31, Math Club '30, '31, Sports Manager '31 Ames RUTH FLANAGAN Rufu.t HOBB-Y: Eating 1A.MBITI0NZ To he a typist ROLLAND FREEL R0lly HOBBY: Chewing gum AMBITION: Professional Loafer Home Room Treasurer '29, '30 Drake CRAIL CAVE Tillie HOBBY: Trying to run Roosevelt AMBITION: To be a McCoy Spanish Club, Hi-Y., Roundup Staff '31 Drake, Iowa University VERNA COLLINS 14 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Top Row JOHN HADLEY Johnnie Homw: Wouldn't you like to know? AMBITION: To pick up a nickel in a revolving door Hi-Y. '28, '29, '30, '31, T. Square '31, President Home Room '31, Secretary of H. R. '30, Roundup Cartoonist, Football '30, '31, Track '30, '31, Swim- ming '30 ROBERT HAMPTON Bob HOBBY: Go places and do things Aivuz1T1oN: Get to work on time Boys' Glee Club '29, '30, '31, '32, Acap- pella Chorus '30 CATHERINE HARTLEY Khaki HOBBY: Laughing AMBITION: To laugh and get rich Latin Club '29, '30, Secretary '30, Sharks '30, '31, '32, French Club '30, '31, '32, Hi-Y. W. '29, '30, '31, '32, Cabinet, Theodian '29, '30, '31, '32, Honor So- ciety '30, '31, '32, Secretary '31, Girls Club, Vice President '31 Ames or Iowa LELAND INHOFE Lee HOBBY: Crushing rose petals ALEIHTTIONZ Forest ranger at the North oe Vice President Home Room '29, '30, Hi- Y. '29, '30, '31 Second Row RUTH JOHNSON fohny HOBBh'2 That's your guess AMBx'rxoN: More of it Athenian Art Club '31, Roundup Staff '31, Co-chairman of Class Day Drake DOROTHY LAUGHEAD Do-Da HOBBY! Sleeping AMBITION: Not being late to First hour German Club, Hi-Y. W., G. A. A. Chicago JOSEPH W. HOHNKE Joe HoBBY: Collecting 520.00 gold pieces AMBITION: To give three hour talks Home Room Treasurer '29, '30, Presi- dent '30, '31, Philatelists '30, '31, Presv ident '30, Hi-Y. '29, '30, '31 Drake MARGARET JUDIESCH Marge HOBBY: Loafing on the job AMBITION: To marry my boss Secretarial Club '31, Hi-Y. W. '29, '30, '31, Scribbler's Club '30, Footlights '29, Girls Glee Club '29, '30 Middle Row ALLEN GRILL Tnbby HOBBY: Music AMBITION: Newspaperman Music Honor Society, Boys Glee Club '29, '30, Acappella Chorus '30, '31, Rosemunde '29, Romeo and Juliet '30 Drake MAXINE HARDESTY Mac HOBBY: Looking for blond boys AMBXTION: To get a pilot license Home Economics Club '29, '31 Drake , DORIS KESTER Doreen HOBBY: Getting personal AMBITxoN: To go to Europe Q Sharks Club '29, '30, 31, Spanish Club '30, Roundun Stat? '31, '32, The Man- tuan: Class Dai' Iowa University, Drake Coe PARKER HUGHES All State HOBBY: Athletics AMBITIONZ To be All American Home Room President '29, '31, Chair- man of Senior Social Committee, R Club '31, Insignia and Service Com- mittee '31, Boys Glee Club '29, '31, Music Honor Society, Acappella Chorus '31, '32, Rosemunde '29, Football '29, '30, '31, Basketball '30, '31, Track '31 Iowa Fourth Row CHAS. A. KUDRLE Bobby HOBBY: Canoeing, Coins AMBITION: Have a laundry in Hong Kong Ticket Sales, Secretarial Club '31, '32, Track FRANCES KEATING Fritsie HOBBY: Swimming AMBITION: To be a coach Sharks Club, Treasurer, Secretarial Club, G. A. A., Hi-Y. W., Acappella Chorus Wisconsin EVELYN HULET Jean HOBBY! Taking dictation from Miss Swem AMBITION: To get a little green car Secretarial Club '31 C. C. C. C. FRANCIS HALLADAY Nitty Hoi-iBY: Talking to G. G. AMBITIONZ To dig up bones in Mesa Verde Hi-Y. W., Soanish Club: Home Room Treasurer, Girls Glee Club U. of Arizona Bottom Row VIRGINIA HUTTON Ginny Honey: Playing the piano ' IAMBITIONI To be the world's greatest organist Spanish Club '31, Roundup Staff '31, National Honor Society '31, Girls Glee Club '29, '30, '31, '32, Rosemunde '29, Music Honor Society '32, Class Day C. C. C. C., Drake DOROTHY CHAPMAN Dot HoBBY: Tearing leaves off the calendar AMB1'r1oN: To become of age Athenian Art Club '29, '30, '31, Vice President '30, Hi-Y. W. '30, Chairman of Stage scenery for Pornander Walk, Peg O' My Heart, Class Day '32 Drake MARTHA HOUSH Little Harish HQBBY: Being dramatic AMBITIUN: To see my name in electric lights Players, Vice President, President: Foot- lights, Treasurer, Sothern and Marlowe, President, Thespian, Hi-Y. W., Music Honor Society, National Honor So- ciety! Pep Squad, Roundup Staff '31, Vice President of Home Room, Glee Club, Acappella Chorus: Secret Serv- ice, Potpourri, Peg 0' My Heart, Lead, Tennis team '29 Drake MARION LANGE HOBBY: Playing horseshoes AMBITION: VVorld's champion horseshoe pitcher Hi Y. '31, Basketball '31, Baseball '31, Ames 16 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP MMWNWMNW Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Top Row MARGARET McFADDEN Mac HOBBY: Hauling Janice, Helen and Martha around AMBITIONZ To get them hauled Weekly Roundup '30, '31, Annual '31, Latin Club '29, Thespian '31, Hi-Y. W. '29, '30, '31, Girls Glee Club '29, '30, '31, '32, Acappella Chorus '31, '32, Music Honor Society '32, Class Day, Meistersingers Grinnell MILDRED MONROE Millie HOBBX'Z Collecting China Dogs Aiunxi-ion: To become a dog catcher Secretarial Club '31 Stephens CARL JANSON fini HOBBY: Consider anything in general AMBITIONZ Sometimes 1 wonder what Hi-Y., B. T. and W. Club, R Club, Football '29, '30, '31, Basket Ball '30, '31, '32, Track '31 Drake, Purdue, or Ames FRED MORLAN Fritz HOBBY: Playing golf at 4:00 A. M. AMBITION: Business Executive President Home Room '30, '31, Cheer Leader '30, '31, Basketball '30, '31 U, ot' Wisconsin Second Row LERoY LIND Lee Honnvz Math. AMBxT1oN: To learn Math. Home Room Treasurer '30, '31 Carter MYRON NOURSE My HOBBY: Playing Poker A AMB1't1oN: Getting beat in a beggar game Acappella Chorus '30, '31, Boys' Glee Club '29, Boys' Ouartette '30, '31, Double Mixed Quartette '31, Hi-Y. '31, '32, Roundup Staff, Senior Play '32, Football '29, '30, '31 Iowa CARROLL LEWIS Tony HOBBY: Riding a Motorcycle AMBITIONZ To stay awake in C. C. C.'s Class Hi-Y. Minnesota U. MARION ELLA MAYNARD HOBBY: Dancing and Gardening AMBITICJN1 To be Popular Compass Club '28, Hi-Y. W. '29, '30, '31, Shark's Club '29,-'31, Honor So- ciety '30, Theodian '29, '30, '315 S0- tliern 8: Marlowe '30, Thespian '31, Treasurer Senior Class, Senior Play, Tennis Team Wellesley Middle Row VIVIAN LEWIS Patsy HonBY: Music AMBITIONZ To he a private secretary Music Honor Society '30, '31, Orchestra '29, '30, '31, Girls Glee Club '29, '30: Acappella Chorus '31, National Honor Society Drake BETTY MCGRAVV MGC Honizvz Fishing AMBITIUN: To catch one Hi-Y. VV., Library Club, G. A. A. '29, '30, Chairman of Class Sermon Com- mittee Grinnell DOROTHY MEYER Meyer HOBBY: Reading AMBITION: Travel Abroad Latin Club '29, '30, '31, Hi-Y. W. '30, Athenian Art Club, Treasurer '31, Footlights '29, Thespian '30 Drake or Ames DOROTHY MICHALSKY Dot Hcgisxg To dance the Rhumba in T. R. AMB1'rioN: To collect fraternity pins Latin Club '29, '30, '31, Theodian, Lit- erary '31, '32, Hi-Y. W. '30, '31, Art Club '30, '31, Vice President University of Minnesota Fourth Row HELEN OKEY Okay HOBBY: Playing the piano AMBi'r1oN: To go back to California Latin Club '29, '30, '31, Spanish Club '30, '31, Acappella Chorus '30, '31 YALE MOELLER f HOBBY: Making funny noises AMBITION: Drawing great big buildings Music Honor Society, Hi-Y. '31, T. Square '29, '30, Footlights '29, Senior Play, Band '29, '30, '31, Secretary, Music Honor Society, Sothern and Marlowe '30, Thespian '31 Iowa University or Ames JANICE MURPHY Murphy HOBBY: Norman Rockwell pictures AMB1'tioN: Editor of something Business Manager of Roundup, Foot- lights, Vice President of Sothern and Marlowe, Thespian, Secretary of Dra- matic Guild, Players, Vice President Scribblers '30, Players Potpourri, Chairman Senior Printing Committee Grinnell KATHRYN MITCHELL Kate HCIBBYZ Eating Chocolate Candy AMBi'r1oN: To get married Secretarial Club '31 Bottom Row ALLEN MUNN Monte HOBBY: Winning Black Jack from Sheeney Fink .AMBITION2 Hitting zero three in a row Hi-Y.: Secret Service '29, The Mantuan '31, Track '31 NANCY JANE MCKAY McKay HIJBBYI Teaching Choruses A1viB1'rioN: To live in Africa Latin Club '30, '31, Vice President, Sharks Club '30, '31, Secretarial Club, Vice President '31, Hi-Y. W. '29, '30, is University of Arizona CHRISTO NEOFOTIST Christy HOBBY: Listening to C. C. Carrothers AMB1'rxoN: To be a Business Financier Assistant Treasurer of Senior Class '32, Hi-Y., Football, Basketball Drake and Northwestern ROBERT C. ORRINY Bob HOBBY: Mathematics AMBITION: To get a 1 in Math Hi-Y., Football '30, '31, Track '31 Ames or Annapolis WAYNE GIBSON Hoot HOBBY: Jazz AMBITION: Milking the milk way Nebraska y PATSY LUCILLE THOMAS Babe Honey: Looking for Eunice Rhodes AMBITION: To teach Kindergarten Drake 18 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two ,WWWWWMAMMMM THE ROUNDUP Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Top Row EMIL PETERSON Bad HOBBY: Singing in Mechanical Drawing AMB:-tion: Conductor in a one man street car Glee Club '29 University of Minnesota NOEL RUSHER HOBBY: Studying AMBITION: To be someone Boys' Glee Club '29, '30, '31, '32 Ames JACK POLK hike HOBBY: Checkers AMBITION: To be county champ R Club '31, '32, Hi-Y. '30, '31, '32, Football '30, Swimming '30, '31 V. M. I. SOHALLA SINGMASTER Sneaky HOBBY: Breaking dates AMBITION: Get a driver's license Secretarial Club C. C, C. C. Second Row DONALD PERKINS Porky HOBBY: Working Math AMBITION: To be an engineer Hi-Y., National Honor Society, Home Room Treasurer, Football '30, '31, Track '30 ' Iowa State NORMA STEGMANN Tiny HOBBY: Arguing AMBrr1oN: To grow tall Footlights, Sothern and Marlowe, Thes- pian, Acappella Chorus '30, '31, Girls' Glee Club '29, '30, '31, Mixed Double Quartet '29, '30 Drake PAULINE OSBURN Polly HOBBY: Tearing around AMBITION: To be somebody someday Hi-Y. '30, '31, German Club '30, Art Club '30, '31, Class Day EDITH ROOT Erie HOBBY: Loafing . AMBITION: To make it a profession D Theodian '31, '32, Treasurer, Athenian Art Club '30, '31, Treasurer '30, Hi- Y. W. '29, '30, '31, '32, Cabinet: Honor Society '31, '32, Secretary and Treasurer of Home Room '30, '31 Drake or Ames Middle Row CLAIRE B. RUSSELL Russ HOBBY: Despising girls AMBVHON: Keep away from them Boxing, Tumbling, Wrestling Club, Art Club '30, '31, President Of Art Club, Track Team '30, '31, Football '31 Chicago Arts JANE SHANNON Peg HOBBY: Reading AMBITION: Travel in France Secretarial Club '31 MARGARET L. STAUFFER Merge HOBBY: Collecting good looking rings AMB1'r1oN: To find certain people Secretarial Club '31, G. A. A. I U. of Commerce or American Institute BERNEI DE G. PRICE Gerry HOBBY: Chewing gum in Miss Wiley's class AMBITION: To train elephants Secretarial Club '31, Hi-Y. W. '30, G. A. A. C. C. C. C. Fourth Row JANE TAYLOR Janie HOBBY: Getting personal AMDITION: To travel Shark's Club '29, '30, '31, '32, Spanish Club '30, Golf Club '30, Girls' Advis- ory Board '31, Roundup Staff, Class Day, Glee Club, Mantuan, Orchestra, Rosemunde Drake or Iowa University RALPH PARKER Si HOBBY: Studying ngures . AMBITION: To go south President of Home Room '29, '30, Nae tional Honor Society? Student Council '29, '30, '31, President in '30, '31, R Club, Class Day, Basketball '29, '30, '31, Captain '30, Football '29, '30, '31, Captain '31 Iowa NVesleyan l HELEN PALLAS Pal HOBBY: Painting pictures in halls AMBITION: To paint a portrait of C. C. C. Art Club, President Chicago Art Institute ROSELLA J. SMIDT Rozie HOBBY: Losing locker keys AMBITION: To be a school mom National Honor Society '30, '31, '32, Student Organization Committee '30, '31, Point System Secretary '30, Hi- Y. W. '31, '32, SCrilJbler's '30, '31, '32, ' Roundup Stal? '31, '32, Class Day, Senior Play Properties W Drake W Bottom Row MORRIS ROBERTS Marry HOBBY: Flying Airplanes and riding motorcycles AMBITION: Aviator and mining engineer AUSTIN ROBERTS Ainslie HOBBY: Fords AMBITION: To grow a little HLY., Football '31, Basketball '30, '31, Tennis '29 Ames RICHARD PERCIVAL Dick HOBBY: Baseball ' AMBITION2 To till Babe Ruth's shoes Service Committee, Assistant Treasurer of Senior Class Drake MAREA SCHENK Scheukie HOBBY: Painting 1 AMBITION: To be a second Sargent Shark's Club '29, '30, '31, Athenian Art Club '29, '30, Footlights, Sothern and Marlowe, Thespian, Senior Play Iowa University 20 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP MMMWWWWM Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Top Row KENNETH TAYLOR Kenny HOBBY: Driving a golf ball five hundred yards AMBITIONZ To sink a foot putt Hi-Y., Golf Club '29, '30, Senior Execu- tive Board, Spanish Club '30, Football State University of Iowa LESTER TROUTMAN Les HOBBY: Baseball AMBITION: To see Mr. Rump tap dance Secretary of Home Room, Football '28, '31, Basketball '31 MARJORIE UDALL Mavge HOBBY: Rea-ding Photoplay AMBITION: To be a private secretary to a big executive Hi-Y. '29, Judiciary Committee '31, In- signia Committee '30, G. A. A. '29, '30 HAROLD VARELLAS Blackie HoBBY: Going to last hour aviation class with Combs AMBITIONI To get to C. C. C.'s class on time Model Airplane Club '28, '29, Aviation Club '30, '31, Hi-Y., T. Square Club '29, Track '29, '30, '31 Second Row LAFAYETTE YOUNG, III Lafe HOBBY: Tailles AMBITION: Powerful Financier, Puissance, Whoopee President of National Honor Society '31, Student Council '30, '31, Treasurer of Student Council '31, Chairman of Finance Committee '31, Chairman of Class Day, R Club, Senior Play, NVinner of City Oration Contest, Swim- ming '29, '30 Iowa University WILLIAM R. WICKLUND Bill HOBBY: Putting slugs in pay telephones AMBITION: To invent a silent alarm clock T. Square Club, Presrlient in '31, '32, Secretary of Home Room, Vice Presi- dent of Home Room, Oratorical Contest '31, Basketball '31, '32 Iowa State JACK ULLMAN Nancy HOBBY: Football AMB1'r1oN: To beat Tom Glass to Nourse's front seat Vice President Senior Class, Student Council, Senior Judge, Chairman Noon Movies, R Club, Hi-Y., Circulation Manager of Roundup, National Honor Society, Acappella Chorus, Football '29, '30, '31, Basketball '28, '30, '31, '32, Baseball '31 Northwestern MAXINE YEAROUS Hey Yon HOB'BYZ Sports AMBITIONZ To be an Old Maid Hi-Y. W. '29, '31, Library Club, Librara ltilonitorg Footlights '29, G. A. A. '29, '.0 Iowa State Middle Row JANE NVOEHLER lVoehlvr HOBBY: Killing people AMBITION: To kill someone Shark's Club, Golf Club, Vice President Home Room '31, Spanish Club: Round- uo Statif: Booster Committee, Glee Club, Orchestra, Roszmunde Drake, Minnesota HELEN NVICKERSHAM Wickey HOBBY: Playing piano for B. B. C. AMBr'r1oN: To be able to play tennis Sothern and Marlowe, Footlights, Thes- pian, French Club, Home Economics Club, Aeappella Chorus '30, '31, '32, Girls' Glee Club '29, The Mantuan: Peg O' My Heart Drake, Grinnell MARY ANNE TURNER Turner HOBBY: Music ' AMBITION: To be a second Harry Reisser Spanish Club, Class Day Drake, Northwestern HOWARD WALKER Walker HOBBY: Carrying for R. Sz T. AMBXTIUN: Just to graduate T. Square '27, '28, '29, '30, Band and Orchestra '28, '29 Ames Fourth Row CARROLL NVILLIS BGW'93l HOBBh'Z Ping-pong AMBITIONZ Sport's editor of Ladies P fQiii?ifi'fi'Q5ifn51tY?1faSa, iii? -2s?nl,'1 5533? S?i'f l5lf'25',' 'efifillii' 3323? Drl:1a3keflK:xaxli'30, '31, Tennis '30, '31 BEVERLEY EMANUEL VIRGINIA YAGGY Ginny HOBBY: Riding AMBITION: To get a horse I Latin Club, Library Club, Vice. Presi- dent Hi-Y. VV., Thespian, Tenits Ames, Drake VERA TURNER Bifida HOBBY! Farley AMB1'r1oN: More Farley Iowa State Bottom Row HOWARD STERRETT Shorty ' HIJBBY2 Boxing - AMBITION: To take Mr. Rump Boxing and Tumbling Club, Football '29, Basketball '31 Iowa JOHN NVESSELS Wea:el' HOBBY: Huntfng AMBITION: To be a great lawyer Hi-Y. '31 Drake RALPH XVILSON XVI-IITEHILL Willie HOBBY: Not having my lessons prepared AMBITION: To stay awake in C. C. C. class Hi-Y., Football and Track '31 MARY LOUISE XVILEY Mamie Hey HOBBY: Singing .-XMBITIONZ To be Boys' Adviser at Yale Class Day C.C.C.C.. Drake 22 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-treo WWVWWWWWMMMN THE ROUNDUP Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Top Row PAUL ARTIS Keed HOBBY: Breaking Fingers while catching Aunrrxon: Getting them broke President Spanish Club, '31, Hi-Y. '29, '30, '31, '32, Boys' Glee Club '29, '30, Chorus '29, '30, Operetta, Romeo and Juliet, '31, Football '31, '32 Northwestern BARBARA NEFF Pokydnt HOBBY: Expressing ecstasy through inter- pretive dancing AMBITION: To make life just a bowl of cherries Y. W. C. A. '29, Secretary '30, '31, Footlights '29, Latin Club '29, '30, '31, Vice President '30, G. A. A. '29, Girls' Club Cabinet '31, Theodian '30, Presi- dent '31, Math Club '30, Home Room President '29, '30, Dutcher Award Committee '31, Math Club '30, Honor Society '30, '31, Secretary of Intra- mural Board '31 Drake CHARLES MORRIS ZIMMERMAN Chuck HOBBY: Playing around with Parker Hughes and Claire Grant AMBITION: A certain young lady Hi-Y. '31, Senior Social Committee, T. Square Club '28, '29, '30, Treasurer in '28, '29, Band '28, '29, '30, Track Team '30, Asst. Football Coach in '31 Iowa State College DARWIN ADAMS HOBBY: Going to school five days a week AMBITION: To have all my lessons H, R. Sports Manager, '31, '32, T. Square Club '31 Ames Second Row JOHN W. ARNOLD Johnny HOBBY: Watching C. C. C. make a speech AMBITION: This flying craze Hi-Y. '31, '32, Football '31 Iowa State VERNON J. ANDERSON, JR. Junior AMBITION: To sound a better low c than Strawn or Cownie Hi-Y. '29, '30, '31, '32, Footlights '30, Sothern and Marlowe '31, Science Club '31, Hi-Y. Cabinet '31, Home Room President '29, Home Room Sports Manager '31, Football '29 Drake and Pennsylvania MARY JANE AYRES Ayersie HOBBY: Going on picnics AMBITION: TO go on a picnic Ames ROBERT BOYD Bob HOBBY: Sleeping AMBITIONI None R Club, Student Council '31, '32, Chairman of Service Committee '31, '32, Football '29, '30, '31 is Drake Middle Row BETTY JEAN BARNES HB. f. Hi-Y. Cabinet '29, '32, Sothern and Marlowe '31 U. of Wisconsin, Iowa or Nebraska ROBERT BAIR Teddy HOBBY: Riding Cap AMBXTION: To be a good lawyer Student Council '31, National Honor SO- ciety '3l, R Club, Band-H Music Honor Society, Football '29, Track '29, '30, '31, '32 Grinnell VERDIN BAKER Blondy HOBBY: Music AMBITION: To be a Doc Music Honor Society, President '31, Vice President '29, Hi-Y '29, Mixed Small Vocal Group-State WVinners '29, '30, '32, Orchestra, President '31, Student Conductor Acappela Chorus, President '29, '31, Boys' Glee Club '29, '32, Man- tuan, Romeo and Juliet Iowa U. HELEN BALDWIN Mickey HOBBY: Swimming AMBITION: To be private Secretary to Sothern and Marlowe '31, '32, Secretarial Governor Club '31, '32 Business College Fourth Row CLARK BARNES Barney HOBBX'S Acting the part of a gentleman AMBITION: Second One-Eyed Connolly Thespian '32, Hi-Y., Cheer Leader '31 Colorado U. DOROTHY BANFORD Kelly HOBB'YZ Swimmers AMBITION: To be a Jay Golf Club '29, '32, President '31, Secre- tarial Club '31, '32, G. A. A. '30, Sec- retary Home Room '30, '31, Girls' Glee Club '30, Roundup Stat? '32 Iowa City HELEN BALLIET Bally HOBBY: To Find my amb'tiOn AMBITION: To have a subtle wit Footlights '29, '30, Sothern and Marlowe '30, '31, Thespian '31, '32, Hi-Y. W. '29, '32, Home Economics '31, '32, Library Club '32, Mantuan, Potpourri Drake A RALPH K. BECK 'i Beck HOBBY: Getting Sleep AMBITION: Get to school in time Drake Bottom Row DICK BARNES . DUNS HOBBY: Studying R Club '30, President '32, Hi-Y. '31, '32, Student Council '31, '32, Football '30, '31, Basketball '28, '32, Captain '31, Track '30, '31 Drake, Iowa HELEN LOUISE BESSEY Fuzz Hi-Y. W. '29, '32, Home Economics '30, Secretary Home Room '29, Glee Club '30, Acappella Chorus '29, '30 Drake or Ames MARY BARICKMAN fake HOBBY: Running for the bus Sothern and Marlowe '30, Secretarial Club '31, '32, Home Economics ,Club '32, G. A. A. '30, President and Sec- retary of Home Room Ames, C. C. C. C, DOROTHY KATHRYN BARTHOLOMEXV Bart HOBBY: Athletics, especially tennis AMBITIONS To get a good position Hi-Y. W. '29, '30, Senior Latin Club '30, '32, Theodian '31, '32 Lindenwood or St. Charles 24 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP A sb V. x Nizzeieen Hundred and Thirty-tu 25 THE ROUNDUP Top Row HAROLD BITTLE Bib HoBnY: Golf AMBITIONZ To beat Sloan in golf after he defeats Bobby Jones Track '31, '32, Golf '30, '32, Roundup Staff, T. Square '30, '31, Hi-Y, '30, '32 Iowa JANE BOILER Baie HOBBY: Dreaming AMBITION: To have a castle at Clear Lake Theodian '31, '32, President '32, Tennis '29, '30, '31, '32, Footlights, Treasurer '30, Sothern and Marlowe, Thesoian, Hi-Y. W. '29, '30, '32, French Club '31, '32, Athenian Art '30, Roundup Staff '31, '32 U. of Maryland NORABELLE BOYD Julie HCJBBX'I Playing the piano AMB1'r1oN: Be a radio broadcaster Chorus '31, '32, Orchestra '30, '31 WILLIAM BRANDENBURG Bill HoBBY: Bright jokes Hi-Y., Student Council, President of Home Room '31, President Student Or- ganizations Committee, Booster Com- mittee '30, Judiciary Committee, Build- ing and Grounds Committee '32, Honor Society '31, Football '30, '31 Drake Second Row MORTON BOOKEY HOBBY: Listening to Coach's Scotch stories AMBITION: To hear one newer than Da- vid and Goliath Golf Club '31, '32, Hi-Y. '29, '32, R Club '32, Basketball '31, '32 Iowa State MILDRED CALDWELL M5l4ly W., Home Economics '29, '30, '31, '3- Drake JEANETTE BECKER Jane HoBBY: Writing letters and painting Rosary AMBr'r1oN: Have three big dogs Senior Latin Club, Secretary '31, '32, Ggrls' Glee Club '31, '32, Chorus '31, '3.. JULIA BRAMHALL Indy HOBBY: Horseback riding AMBITION: To stay on one Hi-Y. W. '29, Home Economics '30, '32 Stephens and Iowa State Middle Row JOY BROWN J0yans HoBBY: Taking notes in Economics AMBITIONZ Not to be tardy everywhere Southern California EDWARD BREITENKAMP Ed HUBBY: Studying languages, codes and cryptograms AMBITIONZ Make E. A. Poe look sick German Club, Treasurer '31, President '32 Drake FRANCIENE BREEDING Blondie .AMBITIONZ To be a secretary Home Economics '31, '32 C. C. C. C. ZEDFORD VV. BURRISS HOBBY: Chemistry and physics Thespian '31, '32, Orchestra Boston Tech. or West Point Fourth Row JANE BUTLER HoBBY: Music AMBITION: To catch on jokes Secretarial Club '31, '32, Home Econom- ics '31, '32 HAZEL BUTH .S'nitzy AMBITIONZ To be a good stenographer Footlights '29, '30, Hi-Y '30, Home Eco- gornics '31, Librarian '31, '32, Presi- ent MARGARET BURSON Marge HoBBY: Stage make-up or painting faces AMB1'rroN: To be actress National Honor Society, Footlights, Sec- retary '30, Sothern and Marlowe, Presi- dent '31, Players, Secretary '31, Presi- dent '32, Home Room Secretary '31, President '32, Potpourri, Mantuan Drake WILLIAM CAMERON Bill HOBBY: Boy Scouting AMBrT1oN: VVin an argument with C.C.C. Student Council '29, '30, '31, Hi-Y. Cab- inet '29, '32, Honor Society '31, Swim- ming '30, '31, Basketball '31, '32 Iowa State Bottom Row MARY BLOUNT Sluts HOBBY: Eating AMBITIQN: To get fat Drake MARIAN CALDWELL HoBBY: Sports Hi-Y., Football '30, '31, Track '30 Drake, Iowa GRETA WILDA CAPPS HOBBY! Dancing AMBr'rroN: Librarian . National Honor Society '31, Music Honor Society '31, Sharks Club, Thespian, Treasurer '31, Library Club, Treasurer Home Room, Sothern and Marlowe, Footlights, Latin, Band '31, '32, Or- chestra. Drake, Columbia, New York DELMAR CALHOUN Del Latin Club '30, German Club '31, Sci- ence Club '31, Mantuan Ames HOMER BRYANT Clarence HOBBY: Swimming AMBITION: Mail clerk JOSEPHINE L. COON fo HOBBY: Sandwiches I AMBITION: To eat and grow thin Secretarial '31, '32 C. C. C. C. Z6 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Top Row JOHN CLIFT Just Jahnny HOBBY: Forgetting everything I ever knew AMBi'rxoN: Peddling ice on the Sahara desert , T. Square '29, Iii-Y. '29, '30, '31, '32, Treasurer '29, President '31, Student Council '31,., '32, Swimming' '30, '31, '32, R Club '30, '31, '32, Thespian '31, '32, Vice President Student Coun- cil '32, Football '29 Wheaton MARY CARNEY HOBBY: Music Footlights, Sothern and Marlowe, Thes- pian, Hi-Y. W., '30, '32, National Honor Society '31, '32, Math. '30, Girls' Golf '31, G. A. A. '30, Orchestra '30, '32, glgorus '32, Music Honor Society '31, Drake VIRGINIA CATHCART Ginny Theodian '31, '32 Drake MARGARET ADELAIDE CONNELL Y . npeggyu HOBBY: Dramatics AMBITION: Famous tight-rope walker Sothern and Marlowe, Thespian, Secre- tarial Club, Roundup Staff, Home Room Secretary '29, Band '29, '31, Glee Club '29, '32 Bush Conservatory, Chicago Second Row GLEN CHAMBERLAIN Chamberlain HOBBY! Building and attempting to fly a glider AMBITXON: To be a successful painter Secretary of Home Room '28, Home Room President '31, Honor Society '32, Avi- ation Club '28, '29, '30 Drake JANE CARPENTER HOBBY: Sleeping Roundup Staff U. of Iowa IDA CETRON Ed Homw: Reading good books Hi-Y. W. '30, Library Club '31, '32 Drake DWIGHT C. CONKLING flank HOBBY: Athletics AMBITION: Win a race in track or swim- ming Hi-Y. '30, '32, President Home Room '32, R Club 31, Football '28, '31, Track '30, '32, Swimming '31 Grinnell or Carelton Middle Row MARY JANE CONNELLY Irish HOBBX'Z Listening to Morton Downey Secretarial Club MARTIN CORBIN Many HOBBY: Correcting Finks English themes AMBrr1oN: To beat Hostetler in golf Golf Club, Secretary '29, '30, Spanish Club '31,' '32, Home Room Sports Manager '29, '32, Track '31, '32, Foot- ball '30 LOWELL CHASE Flint HoBBY: Music AMBx't1oN: Band director I Thespian, Hi-Y., Music Honor Society, Band, Orchestra, Jazz Orchestra Drake ROBERTA CARR Fourth Row EUGENE COON Gene HOBBY: Deer hunting in Canada AMBITIGN: Be a tramp Hi-Y. '32, R Club, Football '30, Track '30 '31 '32 U. of Alabama ADINA M. CONTRE Shorty HoBBY: Getting to class with four min- utes to spare AMBITION: To catch the 8:08 street car Art Club '31, '32, Home Economics '32 C. C. C. C. FRANK CONKLING Conk HOBBY! Sports AMBITIONZ To get on the honor roll Hi-Y. '29, '32, T Square '30, '31, '32, R Club '31, '32, Swimming '30, '31, '32, Track '30, '32, Home Room Vice President '30, '31, Home Room Presi- dent '30 Grinnell or Antioch JAMES COWNIE PVaxy HOBBY: To listen to a good dance orches- tra, Latin Club '31, '32, Building and Grournds Committee '32, Vice President Home Room: Mantuan: Baseball: Tennis '31 Notre Dame Bottom Row JOHN COOLIDGE Johnny HOBBY! Writing good themes for Miss Moulton AMBITION: To earn a billion pennies Hi-Y. '29, '32, Vice President Home Room '31, Treasurer '32, Hi-Y. Cabi- net '31, '32, Sothern and Marlowe '31, Football '29, '30, '31 Missouri University DOROTHY COE Dot HoBBY: Laughing AMB1'rroN: Be an interior decorator Theodian '31, '32, Secretary '31, Girls' Advisory Board, Home Roo-m Vice President '32, Hi-Y. W. '30, '31, '32, Katab e Nadi '32, Music Honor Society '30, '31, '32, National Honor Society '31, 32, Girls' Glee Club '29, '30, '31, '32, Chorus '31, '32 Ames FLORELLE COPELAND Coffey HOBBY: Playing the piano AMBITION: 'To hit the right key Secretary Home Economics '31, '32 American Institute of Business HADDON CARRYER Had HOBBX'Z Polishing pennies AMB1'r1oN: To polish nickles Council '30, '31, '32, Chairman Booster Committee, Judiciary '30, '31, Senior Judge '31, Public Entertaining Chair- man '31, '32, Footlights '29, '30, So- thern and Marlowe '30, '31, Thespian '31, Players '30, '31, '32, Band '29, '30, '31, '32, Orchestra '31, Sweet Meat Game, Potpourri, Honor Society '31, Hi-Y, '29, '32, Cabinet '31, '32 Ames 28 Nineteen Ilundred and Thirty-two wwwvwvwwwwww THE ROUNDUP Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two Top Row JOHN E. CRAFT Crafty AMBITION: Commercial artist Athenian Art Club '29, '32, T. Square '30, '32, Hi-Y. '30, Cartoonist on Roundup '30, '32, Annual Humor Edi- tor '32, Football '31 Chicago Art Institute VIVIAN COVVAN Viv HOBBY: Being catty AMBITION: To be a historian . Home Economics '31, '32, Secretarial Club '32 Drake ESTHER DIXON Dixie HoBBY: Dreaming AMBITION: To make good Athenian Art Club '29, '30, '31, '32, Thespian '31, '32 Syracuse ALICE DUNKELBARGER Dunky HQBBY: Reading AMBITION: Practice law Drake or Mt. Holyoke Second Row RUDD CONRAD HOBBY: Obeying traiiic regulations Drake and Alabama HELEN DREW Libby HoBBY: Traveling AMBITION: To live happily ever atfer Footlights '29, '30, Sothern and Marlowe -'30, '31, Thespian '31, '32, French Club '31, '32, Secretary '31, '32, Home Economics Club '31, '32, Hi-Y. W. '30, '32, Roundup Staff '32 Iowa MARY FRANCIS DAVIS M. F. HOBBY: Finding lost chords in pipe or- gans AMBITION: To be an organist French Club '31, '32, Science Club '31, Tliespian '31, '32, Orchestra '30, '31, '32, Girls' Trio '31, Acappella Chorus '32, Music Honor Society '31, '32 FREEMAN DREW Free HOBBY: Radio AMBITION: To be an engineer Hi-Y. '29, '30, '31, Hi-Y. Cabinet, Secre- tary ot' Home Room '29, Treasurer of Home Room '29 Iowa State College Middle Row EVA COX HoBBYz Skating AMBITION: To be President of U. S. Hi-Y. W. '31, Home Economics '31 FRANK DOLE, IR. Dole HLBBBYI Telling jokes AMBITION: Getting someone to laugh at them Hi-Y. '29, '32, Annual Staff '32, Avia- tion Club '32 Iowa City JOHN DUDLEY Dad Ding Jay Dee HOBBY! Drawing Cpictures, breath, crowds, attention, fiies AVMBITIONZ Contentment National Honor Society, Student Council '31, '32, Chairman of Social Commit- THE ROUNDUP tee, Footlights, Latin Club, Sothern and Marlowe, Thespian, Players '30, '31, '32, Secretary Players Club '30, Treasurer Players '30, '31, Editor-in- Chief of Roundup Weekly '32, Cheer Leader '31, '32, Cartoonist of Annual and Roundup '29, '30, '31, '32, Dra- matic Guild Publications, Master of Ceremonies of Potpourri '31, Sweet Meat Game '30, '31, Senior Play American Academy of of Michigan Arts, University Fourth Row MARY JANE CROWLEY fffmny' HOBBY! Dancing AMBITIONZ To replace Hi-Y. W. '29, '30, '31, Massachusetts Tech. or Arizona JOHN C. DINGMAN HoBBY: Football Mary Eaton '32- University of 'Dingy Buster AMBITION: To pass history 8, with a two Ticket Manager, R ,Club, B.W.T. Club, Football, First Team. 3 Years, Track f '30 JANET DEMMON Jan HoBBY: Swimming AMB1T1oN: To become a. good bridge player Entered from Washington High of Cedar Rapids Grinnell and Iowa City LUCILE DAY Lucy HOBBY! Dancing AMBITION: To go to more dances Tennis Team '30, '31, '32, Secretarial Club, Secretary '31, President '32, Home Room Secretary '30, '31, Na- tional Honor Society '31, Activity Stamp Management '30, '31, '32, G. A. A, '29, '30 HELENE DEMING Henry HOBBY: Fighting with Eileen AMBITION: To be famous Spanish Club '31, Latin Club '30, '32, Library Club '31 C.C.C.C., Drake Bottom Row DIANE DAVIS Di HOBBY! Running noon rides Cto Rep- pertsl A:uB1'r1oN: To own a car Iowa MARGARET DAPA LONIA HoBBY: 'Dancing AMBITION: To succeed Treasurer Home Room '32, Hi-Y. W. Northwestern f.Dappien BARBARA DE GRAFF Bob HOBBY! Ice skating AMB1T1oN: To skate on the right end Treasurer Home Room '31, Glee Club '30, '31 '32 Griniiell RICHARD CRARY Dick Homw: Running AMBI'r1oN: To be a. champion miler Track '31, '32 Ames 30 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two VMWMMMMWM THE ROUNDUP AAN'N Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Top Row PHYLIP ELDRED Phil AMB-I'rIoN: To be somebody Science Club '30, '31 Nebraska SUSAN EVANS Sue AMBITION: To get places on time Footlights '30, Sothern and Marlowe, Thespian, L'Coq D'Or '31, '32, Theodian CTreasurerJ '31, '32, Hi-Y. W. '30, '31, '32, Intramural Scripps ENAS EORIATTI HOBBY: Horseback riding AMB1'rioN: To be a success Secretarial Club '32 C. C. C. C. LOUIS EUBANK HOBBY! Smiling AMBITIONZ Laughing Stlgdent Clouncil '31,1i32,CIugliciary '31, r. Ju ge '32, lu '31, 32, Basketball '30, '31, '32, Footballl'30, Ig1,.TrSck '31, '32, Vice President emor ass Ames Second Row HELEN FISCHER Fishy HOBBY! Chasing mice AMBITIONZ To catch one Treasurer of Home Room '30, '31, Sec- retarial Club '32 C. C. C. C. FRANCIS FINK Fink HOBBY: Getting good will of teachers AMBITIONZ To buy C. C. C. a steam clothesgxresser Spanish lub '31, '32 Iowa University GERTRUDE FERGUSON Gun HOBBY: To be smart AMBITION: To be a private secretary Home Economics '29, '30, '31, '32, Hi-Y. VV. '29, '30, Secretarial Club C. C. C. C. MAXINE FARR Max Footlights, Sothern and Marlowe, Secre- tarial Club, French Club, HivY. W., Thespian Drake or Iowa Middle Row ROBERT DALBEY Bob HOBBY: Picking flowers off of rugs AMB1'r1oN: To have one Sports Manager of H. R., Vice President of H. R. '31, Hi-Y. M, '31 Iowa or Wisconsin ,- JOSEPHINE FEDDERSON Ja HCDBBYZ Clothes AMBITION: Costume designer Sothern and Marlowe '30, '31, Hi-Y. VV., Thespian, Booster Committee, Dramatic Guild Treasurer '31 Drake and Ames JACK EVERETT Specs HOBBY: Learning to play golf and tennis well AMB1'r1oN: To be a big town lawyer Spanish Club, Hi-Y. Drake MARY DAU Hey U HOBBY: You'd be surprised AMBITIONZ I often wonder French Club '31, '32, Thespian '31, '32, Footlights '29, '30, Hi-Y. W. '31, '32, Secretary of Thespian '32 Scripps Fourth Row MARY LOUISE FARLEY Mary Lou HOBBX'1 To eat and not gain weight AMBITION: To be secretary to Eddie Cantor Secretarial Club '31, '32 C. C. C. C. BETTY FORD Henry HOBBY! Tracing relatives AMBITION: Fall heir to Henry Ford's millions Spanish Club '30, '31, Athenian Art Club '30, '31, Footlights, Hi-Y. W. '32 Drake LU VERN GRAY HoBBY: Sports G. A. A. '29, 30, Math. Club '29, '30, Footlights, Sothern and Marlowe, Thespian, Sharks '31, '32, Hi-Y. '29, '30 '31 '32 D rake, I oiva. THOMAS FITZGIBBON Tom HoBBY: Radio AMB1'r1oN: Aviator T Square Club '32 Minnesota Bottom Row MIRIAM GOODSELL Sus HOBBY: Herding Essex's AMBrr1oN: To acquire a new one Home Economics President '30, '31, Hi- Y, W. '30, '31, '32, Home Room Sec- cretary '30, Home Room Vice Presi- degit '31, '32, Spanish Club Secretary '3 Ames CHARLES GODFREY Chuck HOBBY! Boxing AMBITION: To be a U. S. Minister to Barnes Grinnell DOROTHY GOLDEN Goldie HOBBY: Speedin'! AMHITIONZ Speedier speed Scribblers '32, Footlights, Sothern and Marlowe, Tennis Team '31, Thespian, Athenian Art '31, '32, Hi-Y. W. '30, '31, '32, Secretary Home Room '31, Intramural Publicity Committee '31, '32 Ames, University of Minnesata MILDRED FRIEDMAN Mahsh HOBBY! Trying to remember what Va. says in her sleep AMBITIONZ Kidding her about it Hi-Y. W., Sothern and Marlowe '30, '31, Footlights '29, '30, Secretarial '32 Iowa or Grinnell 32 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two WWMWNWM THE ROUNDUP MMNWWWWWMM Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Top Row CHARLES M. GLASS Chuck HOBBY! You name it AMBITION: To discover the length of a piece of rope Hi-Y. '29, '31, '32, President Home Room '29, '30, Football '30, '31, Basketball '31, '32, Golf '30 Iowa State MILDRED GALLMEIER Hflfllfklfu HOBBY: Sports AMBITION: TO break ninety French Club '31, '32, Sothern and Mar- lowe '31, Latin Club '30, '31, Hi-Y. W. '32, Girls' Golf Club '30, '31, '32, Ten- nis '31, G. A. A. '30 Drake and Illinois ROBERT FAIR BOPP HOBBY: Air lanes, radios, boats Annu-ion: To be a mathematician Aviation Club Chicago DOLORES GORDAN DE-lo HOBBY: Reading AMBITION: To graduate Q Home Economics '30, '31, Secretarial Club '32 Second Row FERN GAGEN Fernie HOBBY: 'Dancing AMBITION: To graduate Wisconsin KATHRYN HAGENSICK Kay Deen HOBBY: He I Home Room Secretary '31, '32, Social Committee '30, '31, Le Coq D'Or '31, '32, Footlights, Sothern and Marlowe, Thespian, Hi-Y. W. Drake, Iowa MAXINE HARDING MH Ames ROLLIN HUNSICKER Honey HOBBY! Waiting for the week-end I AMBITION: Be Miss Brody's Good Little Boy Sothern and Marlowe, Thespian, Players Club, Hi-Kg., Golf Club, Golf Team '30 '31 '3 Grimiell ' Middle Row MARJORY GRAVES Marge HOBBY: Golf AMBITIONZ Get through college Hi-Y. W., Home Economics Club '29, '32 Iowa State LUCILLE HART LuCy HOBBY: Wishing AMBITION: To get what I want Home Economics '30, Theodian '31, '321 Spanish Club '31, 32, Library Club '32, Hi-Y. VV. Hamilton or W'm. lVoods ' BILLY MOORE GEORGE HOBBY: Doubtful AMB1TmN: Also doubtful Footlights '29, President Sothern and Marlowe '30, Thespian '32, Music Honor Soceity '30, '31, '32, Meister- singers '32, Boys' Glee Club '29, Acap- pella Chorus '31, '32, Iowa State Music Contest '31, Secret Service, Romeo and Juliet, French Club '32, Boys' Quartette '31, President Dra- matic Guild '32 RUTH HALEY Pug HOBBY: Taking exams AMBITION: To graduate in 1932 Footlights, Sothern and Marlowe, Thes- pian Drake Fourth Row DOROTHY HOLLOWELL Dot HOBBY: Being a pessimist AMBITION: To be an optimist Secretarial Club '32 CATHERINE FRENCH Cathie Footlights '29, Theodian '30, '31, '32, French Club '31, '32, Hi-Y. W. '30, '31, '32, Scribblers '31, '32 Iowa MAXINE HANKAMMER Mickey HOBBY: Music AMBITION: To be a concert singer Vice President Acappella Chorus, Music Honor Society? Hi-Y. W. '29, '31, '32, Girls' Glee Club, Acappella Chorus, Mixed Quartette, Program for G. A. R., Christmas Pageant CRISTINE GONONG Chris HOBBY: Reading AM'BITIQNI To become a nurse University of Illinois Bottom Row JEAN HARVEY Harvey HOBBY: Being made the goat AMBITION: o make someone else the goat just once Honor Society, Sharks Club '29, '30, '31, 32, President '31, '32, Scribblers Club '30, Spanish Club '31, Girls' Club Ad- visory Board '30, '31, Student Council '31, '32, Judiciary and Stamp Com- mittee, Home Room President '29, '30, Tennis MARGARET HANSEN Hans Footlights, Sothern and Marlowe, Thes- pian, Theodian '31, '32, Hi-Y. W. '29, '32, Booster Committee '31 Stevens or Grinnell SHELDON HUMMELL HOBBY: Listening to school play rc- hearsals AMBITION: To sleep through one act Sound Operator, Science Club JOSEPH HARPER 34 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two vwwwwwwwwwww THE ROUNDUP Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-Iwo THE ROUNDUP Top Row BETTY HAZARD Hep HOBBY: Tennis AMBITION: To get a 1 in history Hi-Y, W. '30, '32: G. A. A. '29 Drake WILLIS HAVEN HOBBY: Hunting in the wilds of Iowa CWhite elephantsb Carter LYLE H. HIGENS Lissle HOBBY: Keeping myself out of trouble AMBXTION: o be a pretzel bender Drake ROBERT HERMAN U Bob HOBBY: Camping, hiking, fishing, and hunting AMBITION: Chemist Iowa State Second Row JACK HARPER HOBBY: Swimming AMBITION: Swim the 220 in 2:48 . Hi-Y.: H. R. Treasurer '29:.Vice Presi- dent '30: President '31: H1-Y. Cabinet '30, '31, '32: Building and Grounds Committee '32: Football '29, '30: Track '31, '32: Swimming '30, '31, '32 Iowa ROBERT HAYDEN Babu HOBBY: Pla-sane I AMBITIONC To get to sleep in Miss Moul- ton's class Spanish Club, Secretary: Hi-Y.: Football Drake RUTH HELMERICK Rue HOBBY: Riding horseback AMBITION: Teacher A Library Club, '30: Hi-Y. W. '20, '32? German Club '29 Waverly WILLIAM HOFFMANN HGH HoBBY: Specialized sneering CThe Morguej AMBI'r1oN: To be a law unto myself Roundup Staff '31, '32: Sothern and Marlowe: Scribblers Club Secretary '31: Debate Club '31, '32:'Latm Club '30, '31, '32: National Honor Society: Secretary H. R. '29: Vice President H. R. '30: Social Committee on Coun- cil '3l: Band '31: Debate Team '31, '32: Drake and Iowa Roundup Staff Middle Row DORIS JORDAN Do-Do HOBBY: Always doing something AMBIHON: To accomplish it Footlights: Sothern and Marlowe: Vice President '31: Music Honor Society: Glee Club '30, '31, '32: Chorus '31, '32 Drake LOIS HILL Tawny HOBBY: To sleep AMBITION: Sleep for a week Footlights: Sothern and Marlowe: Thes- pian: Scribblers '30, '32: Theodian '30, '31, '32: Debate '30, '31: National Honor Society '31: President of De- bate '30, '31: H. R. Treasurer '30, '31: Hi-Y. W. '31, '32: Circulation Manager Roundup '32: Annual Stal? '32: Stu- dent Council Social Committee: Man- tuan: Tennis Team '30: G. A. A. '29, '3O: Intramural Sports Publicity Com- mittee '3l, '32 Drake and Northwestern 36 Nineteen Hundred a PHILIP HOSTETLER Slate AMBITIONZ Be a millionaire Spanish Clufb fSecretaryJ: Aeronautics Club: Treasurer of Home Room Harvard EILEEN HARTMAN Hartman HOBBY: Arguing AMBITXON: To keep my hair up Secretary of Home Room '32 Drake Fourth Row DOROTHY HENSLEY Hensley HoBBY: Basketball AMBITION: Private secretary G, A. A. '29 C. C. C. C. RICHARD HOUSTON HOBBY: Driving slow AMBITIONZ Trying to B. T. W. Club '30, '31, '32: Hi-Y. '31, 252: Intramural Basketball Champions ' 1 Dick Drake NADINE INGLEMAN Dean HOBBY: Writing sport news AMB1'rxoN: To be a newspaper reporter Theodian '30, '31, '32: Sharks '30, '31, '32: Treasurer '32: Roundup Staff- Annual: Vice President Home Room '32: Master Swimmers Drake JOHN HUYCK Johnny President Chorus '31: Secretary Chorus '31: Home Room Treasurer '30, '31, '32: Acappella Chorus '30, '31, '32: Glee Club '32: Boys' Quarter '32: Pot- pourri: Mantuan Drake Bottom Row GEORGE HEIDLEBAUGH HOBBY: Horse AMBITIONZ To win an argument T Square: Hi-Y. '30, '31: Debate '30, '31: Football '29, '30, '31: Track '30, '31, '32 ANNABEL JOHNSON Jinny HOBBY: Thinking something ought to be done about things AMBITIONZ To discover the 93rd element French Club, Debate Club, Roundup THAYER JOHNSON Johnny HOBBY: Moonlight croquette AMBITION: To join Boy Scouts Hi-Y.: Track '30 Alabama HBMHU a teacher admit BURTON JOSEPH HOBBY: Trying to make he is wrong Footlights, Home Room '32: Extemporaneous Speaking Contest Secretary '29, nd Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-tw 37 THE ROUNDUP Top Row GEORGE KOTH AMm'rxoN: Get rich Treasurer of H. R., Hi-Y. '30, '31, '32 Iowa State B013 IAYNES AMBITIONZ Getting across the border of Alabama T Square '29, '30, '31, Treasurer of Home Room, R. Club, Baseball '31, '32 OLIVE KIDDER O. K. Honey: Sewing straight seams Hi-Y. W, '32, Home Economics Club '32, Chorus, Glee Club Ames ROBERT JOHNSON Johnny Homw: Swimming AMBITION: To beat Bob Bair in hun- dred yard dash Hi-Y. '31, Track '32 Drake Second Row BLANCHE KLEINSCHMIDT Van AMBITIONI To be HH 2CCOlll'lt3!'lt Drake AMBi'rioN: Nobody knows National Honor Society '31, Hi-Y., Sothern and Marlowe, Thespian, Band, Orchestra Ames ELIZABETH KELLY Kelly AMBITION: To be a millionaire Latin Club '30, '32, Golf Treasurer '30, '32, Hi-Y. W. '30, '32, Vice President '32, Sharks '31, '32, Secretary Sharks '31, Girls' Club Advisory Board, H. R. President '31, G. A. A. '29, Mantuan Drake or Willesley GLENIS KLOCO Klee HOBBY: Most anything AMBITION: To do something worthwhile Secretarial Club '31, '32, Roundup Stat? '32, Home Economics Club '31, '32, Girls' Glee Club '30, '31, '32, Mixed Chorus '31 Drake Middle Row WAYNE LYON Hosnv: Sports AMB1T1oN: Be a success Hi-Y, M. '31, '32, R Club '31, '32, Sports Manager Home Room '30, '32, President Home Room '31, Vice Presi- dent Home Room '30 Ames, Illinois RICHARD LORENZ Honnvz Chemistry and aviation Science Club '29, '30, Math. Club '29, '30, '31, First Orchestra '29, '30, '31, '32 Ames MILDRED LANE Midget Honey: Hiking w AMBir1oN: Home Economics teacher Ames KATHRYN KOPF HOBBY: Grinning at Mrs. Reich German Club '31, Latin Club '31, '32, Footlights, Orchestra '30, '31, Band '30 Drake TaIda or Kitty Fourth Row CHARLES A. KASDORF Charley HOBBY: Golf and Mathematics AMBx't1oN: Expert mathematician Manager of Lost and Found Dept. '30, '31, '32, Orchestra '30, Boys' Glee Club '30, '31, Golf Club '30, '31 BURNESS LUCAS Bunny HOBBY: To he a success in something Secretary of Home Room '30, G. A. A. '29, Sothern and Marlowe '30, '31, Thespian '31, '32, Girls' Hi-Y. W. '32, Literary Club '32 Ames LORRAINE LOCKRIDGE Larry Hi-Y. W. '29, '30, Home Economics Club '31, '32, Secretarial Club '31, Home Room President '30, Home Room Sec- retary '32 Commercial College ANABEL LIESER Bella Honey: Going to fortune tellers AMBITION: To sleep until I wake up naturally Footlights '29, '30, Sothem and Marlowe '31, '32, Thespian '31, '32, Hi-Y. W. '29, '30, '31, '32, Art Club '32, Libra- rian Club, '32, Roundup Staff '32, An- nual '32 Drake and University of Los Angeles Bottom Row PATRICIA LINFOR Pat Homzv: Having a good time AMBITIUN: A private secretary Secretarial Club '32, Roundup Staff, Or- chestra '29, '30, '31, '32 University of Wisconsin SUZANNE LITTLE Sue HOBBY: Music AMB1'rIoN: To be successful French Club RICHARD MCCULLUM HENRY LUTHE Hank HUBBY: Mechanics and chemistry AMB1T1oN: To learn to use a slide rule Science Club '30, '31, French Club '31, Stage Electrician M. I, T. 33 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two WWMWWWMM THE ROUNDUP WMWWWNWM Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Top Row FRED MOORE WILLIAM MILLER Bull Montana HoBBY: Seeing how and why Model T runs AMBITION: To build a better diesel motor than anyone clse Ames ANNE MITCHELL HOBBY: Horseback riding AMBITIONZ To be able to walk after I get off the horse Hi-Y. W. '30, Home Economics Club '30, '32, Glee Club '31 Drake WAYNE MOUNTAIN Squirt AMB1'r1oN: To beat Lyon in pole vaulting Hi-Y. '30, '31, Boys' Glee Club '31, Track '30, '31, '32 Drake Second Row LEONARD MOWEN Kea Intramural Sports Committee, Football '29, '30, '31 Iowa State MAXINE V. MUIR Muir ' HOBBY: Driving a car AMBIr1oN: Private secretary to President of Wrigley's Thespian, Footlights, French Club '32, Hi-Y. W. '30, '31, Home Economics Club '30, '31, Roundup Staff '32, An- nual Sta.Ff '32, Sothern and Marlowe National Park Seminary MARIE MOUNTAIN HoBBY: Reading AMBITION: Music Secretary of Orchestra '31, Music Honor Society '32, Band, Orchestra '31, '32 WALDO MORRELL Wally Hoxmv: Aviation AMBITION: Learn to fly Commerce Club '32 Business School Middle Row MARY LOUISE MOTZ HOBBY: Making scrapbooks AMITIONZ To have some ambition Theodian '31, '32, Secretary '32, HLY. W. Drake DORIS MACKMAN HOBBY! Horseback riding AMBITIONZ To ride horseback Footlights '29, '30, Sothern and Marlowe '30, '31, Scribblers '30, '31, Thespian '32, High Cabinet '32, Theodian '31, '32, Vice President '32, Honor Society '31, Assistant Editor Roundup '32, Dutches Award '32 Drake ZILA McMILLEN Mickey HOBBY! Being in plays AMBITIONZ To learn to like history Secretarial Club '31, '32, Sothern and Marlowe '30, '32 RICHARD MARR Honey: Tennis Spanish Club '31 Ames Fourth Row VIRGINIA MASON Ginny HOBBY: Reading French AMBITIONZ To speak it fluently Footlights, Sothern and Marlowe, French Club '31, '32, Roundup Staff, Annual Staif, Secretary of H. R, '29, '30, Hi- Y. W. Grinnell MARGARET MORDY HOBBY! Golf AMBITIONI To be successful Hi-Y. W. '29, '30, '31, '32, Footlights, Sothern and Marlowe, Thespian, Girls' Golf '30, '31, '32, G. A. A., Math. Club '30, Sharks '31, '32, Treasurer Dramatic Guild '32, Master Swimmers '32, National Honor Society '32 Grinnell RUSSELL MINEAR Huck HOBBY: Fishing and hunting AMBITION: To get all one's Spanish Club '30, '31, '32 Drake BETTY MORIARITY Bob AMBITIONZ To be world's best commer- cial artist and illustrator Sothern and Marlowe, Girls' Servcie, Orchestra Chicago Art Institute Bottom Row WALTER MURRAY Irish HOBBY: Reading Shakespeare seven nights of the week AMsrT1oN: To get the best of Mr. Fors- man Iowa State TOM MAHER Tommy Bovs' Glee Club and Mixed Chorus, Football, Baseball and Track Iowa MARGARET MENOUGH Peggy HOBBY: Playing baseball AMBITION: To be a success in my pro- fession C. C. C. C. PAULINE MABEE Polly HOBBY: Stamps AMBITXONZ To be a good stamger Footlights, Stamp Club, Girls' lub 40 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP MMNWWWWWWM ? w'F ,Ms . f-an M W, Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Top Row MATTHEW ORSUCCI Susie HOBBY: Learning as many languages as possible AMBXTIONI Big business C. C. C. C. LILLY LOIS KENNETH McLAUGHLIN Ken HOBBY: Collecting old coins AMBITION: Win a solo contest Hi-Y. '31, '32, Latin Club '30, '31, '32, H, R. President '31, '32, Music Honor Society '31, '32, National Honor So- ciety '31, Band and Orchestra '30, '31, '32, Solo Trombine-City Champion- ship-Second in State Drake MARGARET MARTS Meg Music Honor Society '31, '32, Vice Pres- ident '31, Girls' Trio '31, '32, North Central Chorus '31, De Meistersingers Second Row JEAN MARSH Jem HOBBY: Out-of-door life A1yrBI'trON: Finish getting educated H1-Y. W., Tennis Team '30, '31, '32 Drake JAMES LA FORGE Paderew.vki HOBBY: Music AMBITION: Electrical engineering Band '30, Glee Club '31, Stage Crew '31, '32, Amplifier Operator '31, '32, Latin Club '30, '31, Vice President Latin Club '32 MARYVEE MCGRAUGH V HOBBY: Dancing and reading AMBITION: To be a novelist Ca good onej Scribblers Club '30, '31, Home Economics Club '32, Roundup Staff '32 Chicago University WILLIAM McGRAW Fruity HOBBY: Keeping out of politics AMBITION: To teach Mathematics Eldora Middle Row MAUDE MI LAR MARGARET MQFARLAND Muff HOBBY: Reading AMBITIONZ To he somebody's secretary Hi-Y. W. '30, French Club '31, Secre- t:a6ial3 Club '32, Treasurer of H. R. , , 1 Drake MARJORIE MCCURNIN Muff HOBBY: To get one AMBITION: More one's Secretarial Club '32, Home Economics Club '32 Ames or Iowa VIRGINIA NYE Ginger HOBBY: Running after ambition AMBITIONZ TO try and get some Hi-Y. W. '31, '32, French Club '31, 32 Cornell College Fourth Row LOUISE PHELAN Touts HOBBY: Dancing AMBITION: Go to Paris French Club '31, '32, Hi-Y. W. '30, '31, '32, Treasurer of H. R. '31, '32, Home Economics Club Nebraska IRMA NICHOLS ADDISON PAGE Addy President Home Room '31, President Hi- Y. '32, Treasurer Hi-Y. '31, Vice Pres- ident Hi-Y. '30, Vice President Home Room '30, Swimming '31, '32 Dartmouth JANE PIERCE Student Organization Committee '31, '32, Latin Club '30, '31, Hi-Y. W. '29, '30, Sports Manager H. R, '31, '32, Band '29, '30, '31 Iowa University Bottom Row ILES PETERSON Pete Latin Club '29, '30, '31, '32, Treasurer '30, '31, Vice President '31, Hi:Y., Cabinet '31, '32, Booster Committee '31, '32, Building and Grounds Com- mittee '31, '32, Scribblers, Debate Club, Vice President Home Room, Treasurer Home Room '29, '30, '31, Band '29, '30, '31, '32, Orchestra '30, '31, '32, Mantuan MARJORIE PILMER Marj AMBITIONI Hold Roine's job I Secretarial Club '30, '31, '32, President Secretarial Club '31, Secretary Home Room '29, Annual Staff '32 Drake HELEN PLACE Tim HOBBY: Swimming AMBITION: To keep my hair dry after swimming Library Club Treasurer '31, '32, Latin Club '31, '32, Hi-Y. VV. Grinnell or Drake ELLI S OLDHAM HOBBY: Chemistry AMBITION: Chemist Band Iowa State 42 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP 'Vineteen Hundred and Thirty-tw 43 THE ROUNDUP Top Row RUBY PASCOE HOBBY! Ball room dancing AMB1'r1oN: To get through college in four years Senior High Latin Club '30: Home Eco- nomics Club Iowa City MARGARET PERRY Mwggins HOBBY: Hiking AMBITION: To have some fun in life Hi-Y. '30, '31, '32: Sothem and Marlowe '31: Latin Club '30, '31, '32: Roundup Staff '32: Girls' Club '31, '32 Lindenwood CHARLOTTE PARKER Chuck HOBBY: Music AMBrrxoN: Be a musician Footlights: Sothern and Marlowe: Vice President Thespian: Theodian: Hi-Y. W. '30, '31, '32: Music Honor Society: Booster Committee: Intramural Sports: Orchestra: Chorus: String Quartet: Tennis Team: National Honor Society Drake, Northwestern ARTHUR PORTER Art HOBBY: Writing AMBITXON: To be able to write Hi-Y.: Thespian '32: Scribblers '32: Boys' Glee Club Vice President: Roundup Staff '32: Double Quartette: Chorus '31, '32: Meistersingers '32: Iowa Chorus: Northwestern Chorus '31: Mu- sic Contest '32: Mantuan '3l: Annual Iowa . Second Row GEORGE ROOD Roodie HOBBY: Picking wild Howers AMB1'r1oN: To sell machine guns in Al- toona Editor-in-Chief of Annual: Hi-Y. '28, '29, '30, '31, '32: Sothern and Marlowe: Player's Club '30, '31, '32: President H. R. '30, '31: Spanish Club '30, '31, '32: Vice President of Spanish Club '31, '32: Player's Potpourri: Tennis '30 '31 Drake or Iowa FRANCES REITH Refy HOBBY: Beating Bill Tilden at tennis AMB1'rIoN: To take Vines in straight set Band '29, '30, '31, '32: Jazz Orchestra '32: Intramural Basketball Champions '3 Notre Dame, Drake, Iowa MARY JO SCOTT Ja fo HOBBY: Getting out of school at 2:30 AMBITIONZ To go to Europe Latin Club '29, '30: Hi-Y. W. Pep Squad: '29: G. A. A. '29, '30: Home Economics '32 Drake ALICE RUPE Rupy HOBBY: Sports Thespian '31, '32: Sothern and Marlowe '30, '31: Footlights '29, '30: Hi-Y. '29, '30, '31, '32: Golf Club '30: The Lady and the Hoops: G. A. A. Drake Middle Row WILLA MAE ROBINSON Billie HOBBY: Journalism AMB1'r1oN: To be a millionaire Thespian: Sothern and Marlowe: Science Club '31: Girls' Golf Club '29, '30, '31, '32: Girls' Team '30, '31, '32: Point Secretary Thespian '32: Intramural Sports Committee Drake or Boulder LISLE PAYNE Liss Hi-Y. '29, '30, '31, '32: Cabinet: Sothern and Marlowe: Footlights: Thespian: Home Room President '30: Booster Committee '31, '32: Players Club '31, '32: Treasurer '32: Home Room Treas- urer '32: Building and Grounds Com- mittee: National Honor Society: Band '32: Tennis Iowa IONE ROWE Hun AMBITION: To be somebody's secretary Secretarial Club '32: Hi-Y. W. '31 University of Commerce JESSE ROBINSON Jess AMBITIONL A good Monday morning sleep Drake Fourth Row DORIS RANDOLF Dade AMBITION: To catch 7:00 street car Drake, Iowa University ROBERT RITZ Bob Ames RUTH SEVERSON Sealey HOBBY: Horses AMB1'r1oN: Portrait painting Hi-Y. W. '30, '32: Kitab-E-Nade '31, '33: Secretary Girls' Glee Club '32 Federal Art School, Minneapolis BRUCE ROBINSON Governor Latin Club '29: German Club '30: Science Club '30: Mantuan Ames Bottom Row MARY FLO SMITH Smitty HOBBY! Typing AMBrr1oN: Be able to type a 100 words a minute , Home Economics Club '30, '32: Hi-Y. W.: Orchestra '30, '32: Glee Club '31: Chorus '32 Iowa University FRANK SLOAN Coach HOBBY: Golf AMBITION: None R Club: Golf Club '29, '32: President '30: Golf Team '29, '32: Hi-Y. Vice President: Student Council '30, '32, Vice President and President: Topeka Representative '3l: Basketball '30, '32: Track '31 Iowa FRANK W. SHAW Webby HOBBY: Driving a Blue Phaeton AMBITIONZ Become a hig business man Hi-Y. '30, '32: French Club '30, '3l: Sothern and Marlowe Iowa University or Northwestern JOSEPH SILVER Debate Team '30, '32: Scribblers: Sothern and Marlowe: Public Speaking and Ex- temporaneous Speaking Contest '31, '32: Oratorical Contest '31 Chicago University 44 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two Nw-wwwwwvw-'ww THE ROUNDUP M-fwwfwwv-MNWWV Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Top Row ROBERT SCHOENEICH Bob HOBBY: Serving humanity AMBITION: A little better service National Honor Society '31, President Music Honor Society '32, President of Band '31, Student Director of Band '31, '32, Latin Club '29, '30, '3l9 H1- Y. '29, '30, Band '30, '31, '32, or- chestra '30, '31, '32, I. M. O. '30, '31, Social Orchestra '31, Golf Club Drake, Iowa MERLE STANDERS HOBBY: Working in a drug store AMBXTION: To quit work Business school JEANETTE SNEATH Wheezer HOBBY! Mountain climbing AMBITION: To play the banjo Secretary Home Room '31, Thespian, Hi- Y. W. '30, '32, French Club '31, '32, Roundup Staff, Mantuan Drake JAMES SMITH Skinny HOBBY: Outdoor sports AMB1'rxoN: Electrical Engineer Aviation Club: Band '29, '32 Ames Second Row HAROLD SCHWARTZ Schwartz Golf Club, Hi-Y., R Club, Home Room Sports Manager, Golf '29, '30, '31, '32, Basketball '31, '32 Iowa DORTHEA SCHULZ Shoots HOBBY: Coming back 6th hour for intra- mural Hi-Y. W, '29, '30, Home Economics '29, G. A. '29, '30, Orchestra '29, '30, '31, 32 Iowa or State Teachers College SHELDON SNYDER Pee Wee HOBBY: Swimming 220 yards free style AMBITION: Learn how to swim Hi-Y. Cabinet '30, '31, '32, Sports Man- ager '31, Hi-Y. Club '29, '30, '31, '32, Swimming Team '30, '31, Baseball Team '31, '32 Illinois JOHN STEWART lurk Hi-Y. '29, '30, '31, '32: Aft C11-lb '33 Iowa University Middle Row NATHAN STRAWN Nate HoBBY: Swimming and ice skating R Club, Swimming '29, '30, Insignia Comm. Members, Home Room Sports Manager, Hi-Y. Cabinet '31 Grinnell ROSALIE SWANSON Swede Secretary Home Room. '31 University of Wisconsin JAMES B. TALCOTT Beny AMBITIONZ To make a million Home Room President, Vice President Home Room, Public Speaking, Extem- DOYHHEOUS Wisconsin DELMAR SWITZER Del HOBBY: Boxing IAMBITIONZ Aeronautics B. W. T. Club '30, '31, Aeronautics Club, President '31, '32 Fourth Row JOHN STRELOW Johnny Hi-Y. U. of Alabama VIRGINIA SPERRY Buggies AMBITION: To be a Senator or Diplomat Footlights, Sothern and Marlowe '31, Thespian '31, '32, Latin Club '29, '30, Hi-Y. W. '31, '32, Girls' Club Advisory Board '31, '32, National Honor Society '31, '32 JEANNE TESDELL TM Footlights, Sothern and Marlowe, Thes- pian, Scribblers '30, '31, '32, Latin Club '29, '30, Home Room Secretary '30 FRANK SOUTH S0uthy HOBBY: Helping the school AMBITION: Accountant Ticket Seller, Boys' Glee Club '29, '30, '31, '32, Acappella Chorus '31, '32, Meistersingers, Romeo and Juliet, Mantuan La Salle Extension U. Bottom Row ROBERT THROCKMORTON Throce HOBBY! Trying to worry about lessons AMBr'rIoN: To get W, C. H. National Honor Society, Student Council, Thespian, Scribblers, Latin Club, Vice President Dramatic Guild, Cheer Lead- er '29, '30, '31, Booster Committee, Hi-Y,, Band '30, '31, '32, Players Club '32, Mantuan, Debate Team Drake FORREST SWAN Frosty HOBBY: To learn to box R Club, Hi-Y., Home Room President '22, Football '29, '31, Basketball '31, '3.. Iowa. State WILLIAM SCHREIBER Hymie HOBBY: Own a range near Yellowstone Park AMBITION: Ride a bucking bronco Band '29, '30, '31, '32, Treasurer Band '31, Hi-Y. Boxing-Wrestling Club, Basketball '32, Baseball '31, '32 Iowa MARGARET THROCKMORTON Mag Roundup Staff, Scribblers' '31, '32, Ath- enian Art '31, Aviation Club '32 L. Stanford U. 46 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-Iwo THE ROUNDUP N neteen Hundred and Thirty-tw 47 THE ROUNDUP Top Row WILSON B. VOIGHT AMBITION: Chemical engineer German Club Minnesota or Ames BARBARA JANE NVESTERFIELD Bobbie AMBITION: To be a naretist Footlights '29, '30 KAssoc.PS Sothern and Marlowe '30, '31, Thespian '31, '32, Secretarial '32, Theodian '30, '31, D Hlome Room Secretary '29, '31 ra e INA VAN LANINGHAM HOBBY: Sing AMBITION: To be a Schumen Heink Alto Soloist '32, Music Honor Society, Girls' Glee Club '29, '32, Girls' Trio '32, Mixed Quartet '32, Debate '31 Drake HERBERT B. UNGLES Herbie Thespian, Sothern and Marlowe, R Club, Hi-Y. Cabinet, Meistersingers, Student Director of Acappella Chorus, Music Honor Society, Boys' Quartet, Boys' Glee Club, Romeo and Juliet, Mantuan, Swimming Team '29, '32, Boys' Glee Club Operetta Iowa City Second Row MAX WILSON Wils HOBBY! Aviation Hi-Y. '32 St. Louis U. DOROTHY VASCONSELLAS Dottie Secretarial Club '32 BERTHA THOLL Bert HOBBY: Running from bulldogs AMBrr1oN: To get away from one Home Economics '31, '32, Secretarial '31, '32 ARNOLD TINGWALD Ting HOBBY: Running AMnr'rloN: Beat Worden of North Home Room President '31, Boys' Glee Club '29, Acappella Chorus '30, '31, Track '31, '32 Middle Row CAROLYN WARME Ki HOBBY: Collecting pictures AMBITION: To have a magnetic person- ality Secretarial Club '32, Commercial Club '32 C. C. C. C. FRANK WRIGHT Lousy Hi-Y. '31, '32 Drake LOUISE WOLFINGER Skee HOBBY: Listening to Bing Crosby AMBITION: Radio announcing . Hi-Y. W. President '31, '32, Latin Club '31, President '32, Theodian '31. '32, Thespian, Sothern and Marlowe, Treas- President '30 and President '31 of urer, Footlights, Vice President, Vice Dramatic Guild, Girls' Club Advisory Board '29, '31, Student Council '32, National Honor Society '31, Mantuan Northwestern CHARLES H, WRIGHT Chuck Grinnell Fourth Row MARY FRANCES WOODCOCK Tonny AMB1'rxoN: To remember someone's name just once Footlights, Sothern and Marlowe, Thes- pian '31, '32, Secretary of Home Room, Athenian Art Club '30, '31, Library Club '32, Hi-Y. W. Drake or Iowa REATHA WOLTZ , Reat HOBBY! Getting into trouble AMBITION: To keep out of trouble Home Economics Club '30, Girls' Glee Club '29, G. A. A. '29 Drake or Abroad WALTER WISE Walt HOBBY! Sports AMBi't1oN: To get First place in city swimming meet Vice President Home Room '30, Latin Club '29, '30, Science Club '31, Ger- man Club '31, R Club '31, '32, Hi- Y. Treasurer '32, Swimming '30, '32, Golf '31, Baseball '31 MILDRED WHITLOCK Mill HOBBY: Spelling AMBITIONZ Learn to spell Hi-Y. W. '31, '32 Cornell Bottom Row JANET WINNETT Sharks Club '29, '30, Home Room Secre- tary '29 University of Southern California LAURENCE WALLACE HOBBY: Pla ing piano AMBITION: To overshadow Oliver Scott Vice President Home Room '29, '30, Football '29, Track '30, '32 Iowa HERBERT WOOD Herbie Homw: Making myself miserable AMBITIQN: To untangle algebra Airplane Club '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Pro- gram Committee '29, Research Com- mittee '30, Boys' Glee Club '29, '30, '31, '32, Acappella Chorus '29, '30, '31, '32, Meistersingers, Music Honor So- ciety Ames or Drake CHARLOTTE WARREN Hchllf' HOBBY: Dancing Home Economics '32 Drake or Iowa 48 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP 1 N Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-tw li THE ROUNDUP CARMEN VALDER w l HAIEU HOBBY: Selling doughnuts in a doughnut IXMBITION2 Talk faster than Floyd Gib- shop bons Secretarial Club '31, '32 Northwestern MAX BARGER DAVID GEDDES Drake JOSEPHINE JOHNSTON Homzv: Fishing AMBITION: To be famous Dave ...Ion Footlights '305 Spanish Club '3l: French Club '31, '32g Athenian Art '31, '32g Thespian '32: Band '30 Grinnell and U, S. C. 50 Nineteen Hundred an ELEANOR LAVVSON May Home Room Treas, Secretary: Economics Club '30, '31g Hi-Y. NY. C. C. S. C. Home NYILLIAM THOMPSON Bill HoBBY: Playing a saxophone AMBIT1oN: Make a sax squeal R Club: Football '29, '30, '31, '32 Southern California MAX FOLLETT HOBBY: Doing nothing whatever .AMBITIONZ To pass Geometry Boys' Clec Club: Football '29, '30g Base- ball '31, '32 Iowa State NORVVOOD ZEHNER Zeke IIUBHY: Vacation ,AlNlBI'l IONI Graduation Spanish Club '30g Hi-Y. '29, '321 Swim- ming Team '30, '32g Football '30 lowa or Grinnell DOROTHY GALLAGHER Dot Homw: Dreaming? AMBITIUN: To paint the clouds with cheer Art Club '30, '31, '32g Home Economics Club '52 MILDRED YACI NICH HOBBY: Dancing American Institute of Business Millie VIOLET ROIYTH HOBBY: Baseball AMBITIIDNZ Interior decorator Club '30, '31, '32 C. C. ffViu Girls' C. C. IRENE ADAMSON Jackie Economics '32 C. C. C. C. Home Ames, MAURINE HONVE Ann Tho'we HOBBY: Swimming and ALlBI'PIlJNZ To graduate Drake canoeing LOIS KING LOUIE KRAUEL Iowa State CARROLL LEWIS MARY JANE MARTIN Nan1'c Hornzv: Ella fthe Whippetj AMBITIQN: To keep her going Roundup Stat? University of California CARL MAY RUTH STIVER Rufus HOBBY: Shop AMBITION: To outrargue Blount Footlightsg Art Club: Home Economicsg Acappella Chorusg Glee Club Stevens d Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Nineteen Hundred and Tlzirly-Iwo WWWWWMMMMM THE ROUNDUP MNWWNMMWMN HJ94 ff-. Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two MWWWVWWWWWW. THE ROUNDUP Nvwwwwwwwwww GRGANIZATIONS al mr cl' gm CGD .1 ,A 1 um.. ii, Y., W ,TN 1, ' Q W 11.9-f Q,f1 i ' W Y N H11 lllty THE ROUNDUP First Semester RALPH PARKER FRANK SLOAN CELIA PEAIRS I4AFE YouNo JACK ULLMAN FIRST DICK BARNES Hon Bovn BILI. HRANDENIIURG Hli!,!2N BRAYTUN HAImoN CARRYER JIIIIN CLIFT MARK IJISUSXVAY JOIIN DIIDLEY LOUIS EUBANK JEAN HARVEY JANE HIANDHLBALIAI RAI.l'Ii PARKER CELIA PEAIRS FRANK SLOAN Bos THROCKMORTON JACK lYLl.MAN LAFE y,OUNG S4 Senior Student Council SEMESTER OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Senior Judge Ad1'iSC7-MR. COOK Second Senwxtvr FRANK SLOAN JOHN CLIFT CELIA PEAIRS BILL CAMERON Louls EUIIANK SECOND SEMESTER DICK BARNES JIM BRAMMER BILL BRANDENBURG HILL CAMERON HAIJIIUN CARRYER JOIIN CLIFT JOHN IJUDLIQY T,nI'1S EURANK JEAN IIARVEY FRED HASRINS JANE BIANDELBAUM FREN MOORE CELIA PEAIRS BEN FOLK FRANK SLIJAN Bun TIIROCRAIIIRTON LOUISE XVOLFINGER Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Presidc' nt ........,, ,..... Vice Prvsidcnt ......, Secretary ................,. Faculty Treamzrer ...... MARX' BRARIMER ELIZABETH CHAVANNES MARK DISoSwAv CATHERINE H.ARTLEY NIARION NIAYNARD BARBARA NEFF DORIS RIACKAMAN Im-:S PETERGN JAMES NAInI-:N VVILLIAM CAMERON RIARY CARNEY RIARGARET BURSoN LOUISE XXYOLFINC-ER RIARGARET BIORIJY KENX'0N KNOWLES I-lonor Society OFFICERS MEMBERS January, 1932 RnSELLA SMIDT HELEN BRAYTON MARTHA HOUSH EDITH RooT LAFI-3 YYUUNG RALPH PARKER LOUISE FRENCH June, 1932 YVILLIAM BRANDENBURI: RURERT THROCKMORTKJN RORERT BAIR VVILLIARI HLJFFBIIKN DOROTHY BARTIIULOMEXV GRE'ffK CAPPS HIADDQIN CARRYER GLENN CHAMBERLAIN JOHN DUnI.Ex' DIIROTHY Con Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two ,MILES PE'rIsRsoN .,.,,,.BoB SCHUENICH ,,,,....KAY WATTS MR. CARRQTI-IERS XvIRG!NIA HUTTON XYIVIAN LEWIS RICHARD PERCIVAL DONALD PERKINS JACK ULLMAN BILLIE VVICKLUND LUXvERN GRAY JEAN HARN'EY LUIS HILI4 KENNETH MCLAUGIILIN ADDYSON PAGE CIIARLQTTE PARKER LISLE PAYNE Bun SCHOENEICH XvIRGINIA SPERRY First Se mester FRED MOORE FRANK SLOAN DWIGHT BovEY ADDISON PAGE 56 A dvisers- MR. HARRIS, THE ROUNDUP Boys Hi-V OFFICERS Second Semester President ADDISON PAGE Vice President DWIGHT BOVEY Secretary MARK CONKLING TrI'a.v-unr WALTER YVISE MR. STONECIPHER AND MR, YATES PAYSEUR MEMBERS CARROL ALSOP JACK ANDERSON JUNIOR ANDERSON TOM ANDERSON JOHN NV. .ARNOLD PAUL ARTIS CLARK BARNES GUENTHER BAUMGART GERALD BENJAMIN RALPH BECK HAROLD BITTLE DWIGHT BOYEY JACK BOWLER BILL BRANDENBURG BILL CAMERON HADDON CARRYER FRED CHASE LOXVELL CHASE JOHN CLIFT GUY CLURR DWIGHT CONKLING FRANK CONKLING MARK CONKLING RUDD CONRAD NORMAN CONWAY BOB DALBEY WIER DAVENPORT WILLIAM DENNIS HARRY EMPTING JACK EVERETT FIELD FORMAN JIMMY FREY CHUCK GLASS CHUCK GLENN ROBERT GRIESE MORRIE HALLADAY JACK PIARPER DALE HARRIS MACK HARRIS JACK HARROW JACK HARVEY BOB HAYDEN KENNETH HAYDEN ROBERT HERMANN BENTON HIPPEE JOE HOHNKE KENNETH HOLMES DICK HOUSTON ROLLIN HUNSICKER JAMES JAIN ARTHUR JAYNE MARSHALL JAYNE DON JONES JUNIOR KEATING KENYON KNOWLES GEORGE KOTH ROBERT KRUIDENIER DON LASTER CARROL LEWIS MARSHALL LINN RICHARD LORENZ CLIFFORD LOSH VVAYNE LYON HAROLD MCCOLLULI GARTH MCGOVERN KENNETH BICLAUGHLIN COLE RICBIARTIN DALE MCPHEETERS LESTER NIAIZE BOB RIANDELBAUM CARL MAY JOE MEYER FRED RIOORE FOTE NEOFOTIST LEE NICOL ADDISON PAGE JOHN PARKS LISLE PAYNE X7OITH PENRERTI-IY LEONARD PERDUE ILES PETERSON POLK JEFFERSON POLI: ROBERT RAE CHARLES RICHARD .ALBERT RICHARDS RAY RICHARDS ROBERT RIDDLE MAX ROBINSON GEORGE ROOD JIMMY ROSS STUART ROSS JACK ROYER RALPH ROVER IRON ROPE DAVID SANDERSON ARTHUR SESSIONS FRANK SHAW WILLIAM SHEPARD FRANK SLOAN COURTNEY SMITH GEORGE SMITH ROBERT SMITH STANLEY SMITH BILL SMOCK SHELDON SNYDER BOB STERHENSON CHARLES STIERWALT JOHN STUBBS FORREST SWAN JAMES TALCOTT FRANCIS TAYLOR MAX TURNER REX TURNER HERBERT UNGLES REID VAN DORN BILL VOLKAMER JACK VOLKAMER BAKER WATERMAN HOWARD VVHITNEY WALTER WISE FRANK D. WRIGHT NORWOOD ZEHNER ERWIN ZIEBARTH Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-two MWWWWWWMW THE ROUNDUP WMMMMW J, - Yf'. .WR Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two First Scmester LOUISE WOLEINGER BETTY CHAVANNES JANE ANN YOUNGERMAN MARIAN MAYNARD HELEN BALLIET BETTY JEAN BARNES MARY BARNER MARY BRAMMER CATHERINE BOUSQUET MARJORIE BECHTEL JANE BOIIQER KATHERINE BOILER MARY BOWEN BETTY BUTLER DOROTHY BRINKMAN BEVERLY BROWN ANN BESSY ANNA BRAYTON HELEN BRAYTON HAzEL BUTH BETTY CARNES MARY CARNEY RUTH CHAMBERS ELIzABETI-I CARPENTER CHRISTINE CARLSON ETHEL CLEAVER MARY CLIET DOROTHY COE BETTY COWLES JANE CRowLEY MILDRED CALDWELL VIVIAN COWAN HELEN CHAMBERS MARY COOK EVA Cox DOROTHY CRAWFORD RUTH CROWE BETTY CHAVANNES ANNA CORSO BARBARA DILLER HELEN DREW MARY DAU EYELYN DANIELS LOUISE DIXON DOROTHY DRYER VIRGINIA ELDER SUSAN EVANS ARLA ENLOW ANNABEL FAGG MARGARET FEDDERSON BETTY FIELDS BERNICE FLETCHER AMY FOLLETT- KATHERINE FORDYCE MARGARET FUGIEL JOSEPHINE FEDDERSON FRANCES FLICR LOUISE FRENCH CATHERINE FRENCH 58 THE ROUNDUP I-Ii-V W OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Adviser-MRS. MAYNARD MEMBERS NIILDRED GALLMEIER MARIAN GOODSELL NANCY GREGG MILDRED GROSS DOROTHY GOLDEN LU VERN GRAY LUCILLE HART DOROTHY HARTSOOK BETTY HAZARD LOIS HILL LOUISE HOFFMAN MAXINE HOWE RUTH HUNSICKER MARGARET HANSEN VIOLET HODGES DOROTHY HENSLEY CATHERINE HARTLEY BETHEL JOHNSON ELIZABETH KELLY JEAN KENT OLIVE KIDDER GRACE KNISS BETTY KRAETSCH .ANNABEL LAUGHEAD ELEANOR LAWSON LELA LEHMAN MARJORIE LINSTRUM BURNESS LUCAS ANNABEL LEISERE MARJORIE LEISURE DORIS MACKAMAN ANNE MARGERUM JEAN MARSH RUTH MAYNARD IRMA MAULLER MAUDE MILAR ' BETTY MILLER VERLAINE MOOREHEAD BETTY MOORE MARGARET MORDY BIARJDRIE MORGAN MARY LOUISE MOTz MARXAN MAYNARD BETTY NIENDORE VIRGINIA NYE MARY NICOLS PAULINE OSBORN KATE PARKER CHARLOTTE PARKER GRETCHEN PATZIG MYRA PAUL HELEN PEERBOOM MARTHA PERKINS MARGARET PERRY DOROTHY PERRY ELIZABETH PETERSON Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two Second Semester LOUISE VVOLFINGER ELIZABETH KELLY JANE ANN YOUNGERMAN ROBERTA WAGNER LOUISE PHELAN HELEN PLACE WILMA JEAN PRUSIA MARGARET PURDY BARBARA RATI-IBUN GRACE REEvEs EUNICE RHODES GEORJEAN ROBINSON EVELYN ROSEN ALICE RUPE JEANNE RowE EDITH ROOT WILLA MAE ROBINSON x7IRGlNIA SAWYER KAY SCHMERLER FRANCES SEVERSON SUSAN SHAW ORPHA SHERMAN RUTH SHOEMARER MARY FLO SMITH JEANETTE SNEATH VIRGINIA SPERRY MARY ANNA SOPHER ARIEL STEEPER RUTH SEVERSON ROSELLA SMIDT SUSIE SINSKY PEGGY SCHENK VIRGINIA SHIVERS WILNETTA SNYDER BETTY STRONG THERESA THOMAS MARY ELLEN THOMPSON ANNA LAURA TUCKER HELEN TURNER JEAN ULLRICH MARY WAGNER ROBERTA NVAGNER DOROTHY WEBER MII.DRED WHITLOCK MARY WICKS ANNA MARY WILSON CLARA ESTELLE WISSLER ELLEN WITMER LOUISE WOLEINGER MARY WOODCOCK MAxINE WRIGHT WILMA WRIGHT JANE ANNE YOUNGERMAN ELIZABETH ZUENDER NEAL ZOOK CATHERINE WENASS FAY WILHITE X7IRGINIA YAGGY DORIS YOCUM WMMN-Mfwwww-MN THE ROUNDUP YWAMAMMMMMMAM Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Round-up Staff Back Row, left to fight-EDWARD BREITENKAMP, JOHN DUDLEY, Editor of the Roundupg WILLIAM HOFEMAN. B Fourth ROZUQFRANK DOLE, GEQRGE HEIDELBAUGH, RAYMOND BLAKESLEE, XVILLIAM PETITE, on BAIR. Third RowwWVILLIs HAVEN, NVILLIAM MCGRAW. Second Row-JOE SILVER, GEORGE Room, Editor of the Annualg DoRoTIIY BANFORD, NADINE INGLEMAN, NIARY TAYLOR, MARJORIE PILMER, JOSEPHINE CooNs. Front ROM'-BIARGARET BARRON, Asst. Editor of Annual: LIARGARET PERRY, ANNARELLE JOHN- SON, LouIsE PIIELAN, LILLIAN SCHAEFFER. mack Raw, left to right-BILL SCHREIBER, NIORTON BQGKEY, HAROLD SCHWARTZ. Fifth R010-CHARLES GLASS, FRANK SLOAN, LOWELL CHASE, JOHN CRAFT, XIVILLARD HALvERsoN, HAROLD BITTLE, ARTHUR PGRTER. Fourth R01UfMARY ALICE BECRER, NORARELLE BOYD, IVIARGARET THROCKMORTON, JANE CAR- PENTER. Third Row-MARGARET MDRDY, MAXINE HARDING, RUTH HALEY, MARYVEE MCGRAUGI-I, GLENIS KLoCo, MARGARET CQNNELL, MARY JANE MARTIN. Second Row-LoIs HILL, DORIS MACKAMAN, Asst. Editor Roundup: JEANETTE SNEATII, SUSAN EVANS, PATRICIA LINFOR, MARY FRANCES DAVIS, INIILDRED FRIEDMAN. Front Row-MAXINE MUIR, HELEN DREW, ANNABEL LEISURE, JANE BOILFR, KAY HAGENSICK, VIRGINIA MAsoN. Journalism l. Back Row-GEORGE MEANS, JAY FINK, XVAYNE NOWLEN, FRED DISTERDICK, LIILAN LANDIS, CHARLES GODFREY, LERoY AUSTIN, Third R010-DON POWELL. GRETCI-IEN GoTTsTEIN, MARIAN SLOAN, ANNA MAE TESDELL, FRANCES MCLAUGI-ILIN, WILLA MAE RJBINSON, ROSE KAIIN. Second Row--BAHETTE RAMSEV. VIRGINIA ELDER, MARJORIE GRAVES, NIARGARET HILL, MAXINE CI-IRIsTY, DOROTHY OPPENHEIM, MYRA PAUL. Front Row-JULIETTE PITTS, Jo KIMBER, JANET DEMMDN, JANE GOODWNIN, RALPH BECK. 50 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two MWWWWWWWMN THE ROUNDUP Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP l'1'v.v1'TIz'11t ,,,,,,,,. .,,,, . ,, J Vice I resident ,,,,,,,,, ,S'z'N'r'tary ,.,...,,, ,,.... T1'ra.v1wcr .......,..... ELIZABETH KELLEY XWXIIGINIA SPERRY ELIZABETH FIELDS BIARGARET HILL 62 Girfs Club Cabinet OFFICERS MEMBERS ANNA MARY WILSON BETHEL JOHNSON CATHERINE CooN BETTY CARNES Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two ,,,,,.,,..CELI,A PEAIRS .,,.,..DOROTIIY XYEBER ....,,v.,,,,LUVERN GRAY .,.L,,,KATHERINE WATTS KATE PARKER XvERLAINE Moonaumn POLLY TowNE DOROTHY Col: THE ROUNDUP Fint Senzextcr DIARY BRAMMER LOUISE FRENCH DOROTHY COE EDITH ROOT Theodian Literary Society OFFICERS Second Semester 'Pwsident JANE BOILER V150 Prcxzdcnt DORIS NTACKAMAN Svfffram' MARY LOUISE MOTz Treasurer SUSAN EVANS Ad1'i5C1'-BIISS JACOBS MEMBERS MARGARET BARRON DOROTHY BARTHOLOMEW JANE BOILER KATHERINE BOILER ALICE BOWLES MARY BRAMMER HELEN BRAYTON VIRGINIA CATHCART BETTY CHAVANNES MARY CLIFT DOROTHY COE BETTY COWLES THELMA DUNHAM HARRIETT DYE SUSAN EVANS FRANCES FLICK AMY FOLLETT CATHERINE FRENCH LOUISE FRENCH NfILDRED GROSS MARGARET HANSEN LOIS HARRIS LUCILE HART CATHERINE HAR1-LEY Lozs HILL NAIJINE INGLEMAN PHYLIS KOOKER ISABELLE KRAETSCH ESTER LEVICII DORIS BIACKAMAN IIARION MAYNARD DOROTHY NIICHALSKY MAUDE RIILAR MARY LOUISE MOTZ MARY NICHOl.S BETTY NIENDQJRF CHARLOTTE PARKER KATE PARKER DOROTHY PERRY EIIITH ROOT XVILHELMINA ROSNESS JEANNE ROWE DARLE SCHRADER RUTH SHOEMAKER SUE SIMPSON ARIEL STEEPER ELLEN XVITMER LOUISEXVOLFINGER DIARY VVOODCOCK DORIS YOCUM Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two 63 THE ROUNDUP Science Club OFFICERS Prmidgnt .,,,,,,,.,,A , HADDON QARRYIR Vice President ..,... . 7EDFORD BURRIS Secretary ,,,......... 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ICASTMAN EDVVARD ANKICR LOUIS BEDFORD BILL URANDT ELIZABETH CARPENTER HERKLEI' CLAIIILIRNE RUTH CLARK RUTH CLINKLING CREED COREY RUTH DRAKE FREEMAN DREW JACK HARRQW DORoTHv HARTSOOK BETTY HAZARD SHELDON IIUMMEL NIURTON KAPP CARL KNARR KATIIRYN KtlPlf CHARLES I,AIRI1 GULDA LEWIS RICHINRD LLJRXZNZ MEMBERS LXIIIDRED LANE LAURA NIACNIAHAFA DICK INIARR PORTIA NIAYHER GARTII MQGOVERN WAYNE BIARREL NIILLARD DICVAY AIIIJISIIN PAGE BILL I'E'rITE HI-:NRV RUTIIE RIIIIERT RAY BIARY ROBINSON NIAXINE RUTLEDGI: PHILIP SPROUL BIARION STUFF IXIJELE XVATSON RUTH XVESSELS CLARK WILSON MAX WILSON WALTER WISE 64 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP First ,Senrlextfrr CELIA PEAIRS BETTY Cl-IAVANNES BILL HOFFMAN .ANNA MARY YVILSON First Semester LOUIS COOK CATHERINE FRENCH DOROTHY GOLDEN LOIS HILL LILLYAN JACOBS DORIS MACICAMAN JANE MANDELBAUINI BARBARA NYE ILES PETERSON ROSELLA SCHIIIIIT JEANNE TESDELL MARGARET THROCKM Scribblers OFFICERS Prexident Vice President Secretary Treasurer Adviser-MISS HIIFFMAN MEMBERS ORTON Second Semznrtm ANNA MARY XVILSON BOB THROCRNIORTON BARBARA NYE JANE NIANDELBAUM Second Semester CLARK BARNES LOUIS COOK HARRIET DYE CATIIERINE FRENCH DOROTHY GOLDEN LUIS HILL BILL HOFFMAN LILLYAN JACOBS NIYRA JOHNSON RUTH JOHNSON ROSE KAI-IN GEORGE KOTH DORIS BIACKAMAN CELIA PEAIRS ARTHUR PORTER JEANNE TESnI:I.L PAGE 66- Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-Iwo THE ROUNDUP E.-,Sf ,S 1 Athenian Art Club First Semester CLAIRE RUSSELL NEDDA BRADLEY ELZA WEITZ DOROTHY LIEYER First Semester NEDDA BRADLEY XVILSON CHANCE DOROTHY CHAPMAN ADINA CONTRI THELMA DUNI-IAM BEATRICE EWING FI-:RN GAGI-:N JOSEPHINE JOHNSON RUTI-I JOHNSON JANE KENT RUTH KIEL FAITH KNEHR NIABEL LEwIS DOROTHY MEYER PAULINE OSRURN HELEN PALLAS CLAIRE RUSSELL IANET SCHWADYLER RUTH STIVER ANNA MARY WILSON OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treas urer Ad1'iJE7f-INIISS DIxoN MEMBERS Second Semester ESTHER DIXON DOROTHY GALLAGHER ELZA WEITZ MARY BAILEY Second Semester MARY BAILEY MARY ALICE BECKER RUTH C0NIcI.INc ADINA CONTRI ESTHER DIxoN THELMA DUNHAM DOROTHY GOLDEN FAITH KNEHR DOROTHY NELSON ELAINE SPAULDING MARGARET THROC KMORTON ELZA RoSE WEITZ Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two KATHRYN KoPF THE ROUNDUP First Semester LOUISE FRENCH ILES PET-ERsoN BIAUDE RIILAR LEE NICOL Bas THRUCKMQRTQN D0RoTHY BARTHOLOMEW Senior i'ii3i1 Latin Club OFFICERS Second .Semester President LouIsE WOLFINGER Vice President JAMES LA FORGE Svfrefury JEANNETTE BECRER Treasurer LEE NICOL Sergeant at Arms JIM COWNIE I4dZ'i5E7-MXSS SCI-IREINER MEMBERS JEANETTE BECK!-ZR CATHARINE BOUSQUET ETHEL CLEAVER NIARY CLIFT NTADELINE Coucu JIM COWNIE HELENE DEMING AMY FOLLETT BILL GRIESINGER NIILDRED GROSS .AILEEN GROSSMAN BILL HOFFBIAN BLJNNIE HURLBURT FRANCES JOHNSTON ELIZABETH KELLY ULIB KLEINBERG JAMES LA FORGE KENNETH MCLAUGIILIN MAUD RIILAR NIARION MILLS PORTIA NIYHRE LEE Nxcor. KATE PARKER GRETCHEN PATZI42 RIARGARET PERRY HELEN PLACE COURTNEY SMITII Bos TIIROCRMQRTON ROEERTA XVAGNER ELLEN WIT-MER LouIsE XVOLFINGER Additional Zllernbers, First Semester HARRY' BENJAMIN NIILDRED SOUDER VERNON DINGES DQRQTIIY NIARKS NIYRA GINsnERu BIARY JANE LIJWELL ILES PETERsoN Additional Members, Second Semester MARY JANE BOWERS SALLY MARTIN BEVERLY LINDSTRQM KATHERINE KRAET RIARGARET ANNE MULOCKBAKER WATERMAN XVILHELMINA RosNEss Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two 67 THE ROUNDUP First Sl'H1CSff'7 PAUL ARTIS GEORGE ROOD BOB HAYDEN JACK ALLISON 68 Spanish Club -President Vzfe Premficnt Secretary Treasurer A dzfiscriMLLE. BARIDON JOE ALLISON CARL ALI- JOSEPH BOSQUE HERMAN DOWNING BEVERLY EMANUEL JACK EvERE'r'r HELEN FRYI-3 GEORGE GRAESER FRANCES HALLADAY LUCILE HART JACK HARVEY N'IRL2IN1A HUTTON CARL ALT JOHN BERNEY CHARLES GLENN RORER-r Frrz FIELD FORMAN GEORGE GRAESER VVILLIAM HEART REX JENSEN NIURIEL LUNDIN DALE BICPHEETERS BIARJORIE MAC!-IEN MEMB ER First Semes S ter JOSEPIIINE JOHNSON HELEN LEYENI-HAL NIURIEL LUNDIN RICHARD MARR RUSSELL IWINEAR WAYNEY N-OWLAN HELEN OKI-IY FRANK PELTON BETTY REPLUGLE MARY SINCLAIR NIARY ANNE TURNER Second Semester RICHARD BTARR FOTE NEOFOI-IST FRANK PELTCJN VOITII PENBERTHY BETTY REPLOGLE LAVERNE RICE GEORGE Roan WILLIAM SCHREIBER ROBERT STEP!-IENSON FRANCIS TAYLOR MARY TAYLOR ANN MARGERUN Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two Srcuud Scnxcxtvv JACK EVERETT BIARY SINQLAIR BIATTHEW ORSUCVI LUCILE HART THE ROUNDUP G2TmdH OFFICERS President ............... Vice President .....,,,, Secretary .....,......,. Treasuref ....... MEMBERS GUENTHER BAUMGART GERALD BENJAMIN BETTY BUTLER DELMAR CALHOUN KATHERINE BREITENKAMP EDWARD BREITENKAMP ELIZABETH CARPENTER ..EnwARn BREITENKAMP ....--A----GERALD BENJAMIN NIARGARET DAHELBERG ROBERT HARTSOOK ESTHER LEVICH B. TERRILL HELEN R1cKER ELIZABETH ZUENDEL Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Pnuvidmzt Vicc Prcsi dent ..,.... Secretary ,,,,,,,,A,,,,, ,,,,,,,, Trcasm'w',,, 70 Ad JACK AHRNULD JANE APPLEQUIST X'IR4lINIA ARENDS JOANNA BAIRD JANE BMLER .Xl,1L'l'2 BOWLES BERKLEY CLAIBORNE INIARY DALY BIARY F. DAv1s I':I.AINIi DENMAN HELEN DREW XvIKLiINIA ELDER SVSAN EVANS RIAYINE FARR KATHRX'N FRENCH NIILDREII CALLMIER RUTH GLADFELDER H1L1.x' Hmmm G1-imma I'1l1I,1r- flUU1JNUUt5H Uxzvrv Goonwn: NANU' GREGG KAY IiA4,ENs1cK Le Coq D,or TIVSC WTAN1wErn.xUM ...,,,.......,..,,,Lo1s HARRIS OFFICERS ,WJANE . fffQQfff'f ,fffffffff'fff'fAff'R f nf. fffFiiXiQ'SEE' rs4M1ss Spoon, MAS. GREENLEE MEMBERS RIARGARET HANSEN ICLSA NEVMANN Lms Hmzms VIRGINIA NYE KA'ru1-:ruNE HARTLEY TEE'1 rv iXNN 1'A1,:uER Ii1.1zAnE'ru HocKET'r ANABEI. jul-1 NSON IEERTHEL jmlrzsrax JUSEPHINE .IOIINSHN I.A1'R1x jrmlirvsfvx RUTH ,lu11NsrmN Rosli KAHN ISAHEL KRAETSCH SUZANNIC LITTLE G1-:cmm:E LUCAS IEARUAM INIURKEN IXIARY L. Mrrrz KTAXINE DIIRIR NlAmzARE'l' MCFARLAN H11,1.x' NICGRAW ,IAM-3 M.xNmar,HA IC:u11.x' NIARKS X'1Rc.1N1,x XIASUN IIARKY Momma L' M D XIYRA PAUI. XYIRLEINIA I'ER11:o I,mrrsE PHELAN jL71.1ET'rE I'I'I'T14 BABETTE RAMSAV AXLFREI1 R1c'nARns Dxcx RUEQKER EIAINE SERVERS FRANK SILXVV ,I 1-:Axm-rr: SNEAT11 Blum' Sxvuulxs XVIRHINIA SAWYER l'.fx'r'rx ,XNN XYAN IIYM Km' WA'rTs ICLSA RUSE XYEVM IIELEN Wx:'1q1zux11,xu RIAYINE XYR1u11'r ,-X1.1L'E YQST HELEN DREW AIL'f:I.U'I'III.EN 1511. JANE XXNN XYUFNGICRMAN Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Firxt Semcster MARJORIE PILMER NANCY' JANE MCKAY LUCILE DAY FRANCES KEATING CARMEN XfvALDER i I . I Secretarial Club OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer LIARLLARET ALDEN JANE AI-PLEQUIST HELEN BALDWIN DOROTHY BANFORU MARY HARICKMAN HELEN LOUISE BESSEY DOROTHY BRINKMAN RIAXINE BUNTEN HAZEL BUTH JANE BUTLER NIARGARET CoNNEI.L KIARY JANE CUNNELLY JOSEPIIINE Coos: ESI-IIER CUON XvIVIAN CIIWAN AIARJORIE DAIILMAN LUCILE DAY ICNAS ICORIATTI DIARY L0UISE FARLEY NIAXINE FARR GERTRUDE FERGUSON HELEN FISIIER BIILDRED FRIEUMAN DOLORES GORDON Sergeant at Arms MEMBERS Second Semester LUCILE DAY NIAXINE FARR MILDREIJ FRIEDMAN HAzEI. Bu-ru JANE APPLEQUIST DKJROTIIY HOLLOWELL NIAXINE HOWE EVELYN HULET NIARGARET JUDIESCIAI FRANCES KEATING GLENIS KLOCO CHARLES KUDRLE PATRICIA LINFOR LORRAINE LOCKRIDGE DIARJORIE MCCURNIN NIARGARET MCFARLAND NANCY JANE MCKAY ZILA NICMILLEN KATI-IRYN MITCHELL IWARJORIE PILMER BERNEIIJE PRICE JANE SHANNON BIARGARET STAUFFER BERTIIA THOLL CARMEN X7ALDER CAROLYN WVARME CHARI,uTTE VVARNER BARBARA J. NVESTERFIELD Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two 71 THE ROUNDUP Home Economic Club OFFICERS P1'es1dc11l .....,,,.......,...... RUTII KFLL Vzce Preszdfnt . ........ RUTH BARTOS Secrctaag ......, FLORELLE QOPELAND Treasurer .......,.....,.....,,,.......,,,....... ...,... B IARGARET DAPDLONIA AdUiSET-MRS. HOYT MEMBERS FRANCES .ANDREWS JANE AI-PELQUIET BIARY BAILEY IMIELEN BALLIET NIARY BARICKMAN MARY ALICE BECKER JULIA BRANIHALL FRANCINE BREEDING BEVERLY BRUWN JANE BUTLER BIARION BUTLER LIILDRED CALDWELL HELEN CHAMBERS XYIVIAN COWAN DoRo'rIIY CRAWFORD LUCILE DAY LIRRIE DRUE BEVERLY EMANUEL :XNNABEL FAuu BERNICE FOWLER BETTY FUWLER DOROTIIY' QEALLAGIIER MARJORIE GRAVES BIAXINE Howl-3 JANE KENT GLENIS KLOCO MAREL LEwIs Lois LILLY LORRAINE LUCRRIDGE NIARJORIE BICCURNIN MARJORIE RICGROUGH ANN NIITCHELL IRMA NICI-IoLs XVERNA OLLISTED RUBY PASCOE .XLMA PIERCE HELEN PLACE HEl.EN RICKER JANET SCHWAEGLER LYDIA SHAFLAND VIRGINIA SHIVERS NIAXINE THORNTON CHARLOTTE XVARREN EMILY XVILLIS NIAXINE NYRIGIIT Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Kitab E Nadi OFFICERS President ,,,........,....... Vice President .....,... Secretary ,Y,.....A,A,..A, Treasurer ....A....... ..,,,,,,,,..,.. ....,,,.A,A..,..,...,,,....... H E LEN PLACE Adzdser-Miss OSTLUND MEMBERS HELEN BALLIET MIRIAM BECKHOFF BIARIE BERKEMANN HAZEL BUTH GRETA CAPPS RUTH CARLSON BETTY CARNES IDA CETRQN DoRoTHv COE BIAIDELINE COUCH RUTH CRowE JOSEPHINE FEDDERSON FERN GAGEN GRETCHEN G01-TSTEIN LUc1LE HART ANNABEL Lusszzn MARGARET MARTS PORTIA MYHRE IRMA N1cHoLs ALMA PIERCE HELEN PLACE JANET SCI-IWAEGLER RUTH SEVERSUN BIARY Wooncocx JANE ANN YOUNGERMAN Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP PLAYERS CLUB Firm .5'emmtcr MARTHA HoUsH JANICE IWURPHEY LIARGARET BURSON JOHN DUDLEX' players Club OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer .4 driver-Miss HUGHES MEMBERS Serond Semester ZNIARQQARET BURSON NIARIAN HAIR LEE N1coL LISLE PAYNE l'Au1.xNI2 HA11.I2Y BTARIAN BAIR RUXANNE IHENQGREN NIARGARET BURSUN PTADDUN CARRYER -MUN 1JUDI.EY FRANK GASMLLI, Bu,r,Y Mumui GEORGE :VIARTI'lA HOLTSH RoH.1N IIUNSICKER ,IANICE XIURPHEY LEE NICOL L1s1,E PAVNE G1-ZURGE ROOD LILIIAN SHAVER SUSIE SINSKEV BOB TH1mcKMcmT0N IiL1zAnE'ru XKYALLI NG Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two A THE ROUNDUP -Hwespien OFFICERS Pfeildffll Y..-. ..,,,.... C LARK BARNES Vfff' PW-Wf0'lf -A ,...,, CHARIOTTE PARKER Sccrctarx ,,----,, MMW DAU Treasurer AQ,,A,A, .,,,, ,,A,A AIIYI G R E TA QAPPS AdIf'l'A'C7-BIISS HUIIIIES MEMBERS HELEN BALLIET CLARK BARNES JANE BoII.ER GUENTHER IZAUMGART ZEDFIIRD BURRIS GRETA CAPPS NIARY CARNEY LowELL CHASE JIIIIN CIIFT JERGEN COHRT ATARGARET CONNELL NIARY DAU :MARY FRANCES DAVIS ICSTHER DIXUN HELEN DREW SUSAN EVANS RTAXINE FARR IIISEPIIINI-3 FEDDERSON BILLY MOORE GEORGE DQPROTIIY' Gi1I.DEN KATHERINE HALEENSICK RlY'Fl1 HALEI' NIARQARI-QT HANSEN LUIS HI1,I. ROSE KAIIN KIQNYIIN KNowI.ES ISABEL KRAETSCII ,XNNABEL LIESER SIISARNE LITTLE RIYRNESS LUCAS FRANCES MQGI.oTIII.EN IJORIS NIACKAMAN MARIQARET IVIURDY RIAXINE N1UIR L'IIARI.oTTE PARKER NIYRA l'AuI. RIARILARIQT I,ERRY ARTHUR PORTER BIIIIE RCJBINSQJN :WAX ROBINSON JEANETTE SNEATII VIRGINIA SPERRY JEANNE TESDELL Roux-:RT THROCKMORTO ITERBERT I'NI:I.ES BARBARA XVESTERFIELD FRANCES XNVRAGG LIIUISE NVOLFINIIER BIARY XYIIOIICIIQIQ Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two N 76 THE ROUNDUP Sothern Marlowe First Semester FRANCES NVRAGG DoRIS JORDEN ROSE KAHN BIARGARET HILL KATHERINE XVATTS NIARION BAIR PAULINE BALDWIN RLIXANNE BERIIGREN RUTH CRowE ELAINE DENMAN LoIS HARRIS MARGARET HILL RUTII HUNSICKER NIARGARET JEANSON IDORIS JORDEN ROSE KAIIN MARIE LEISERWITZ LELA LEHNIAN MARIUN BAIR PAULINE BALDWIN ROXANNE BERGGREN KATHERINE BREITENKAMP FRANCES CREWSE CREED CORY RUTH CRDWE EI.AINE DENMAN HARRY EMPTING LUIS HARRIS JACK HARRIIW RUTH HIINSICRER LAURA JEANETTI-3 JOHNSON GEORGE JONES OFFICERS President Vice Prcxident Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at Armx Adviser-MRS. FORS MAN MEMBERS First Semester HAROLD BICCOLLUM FRANCES MCGLIITHLEN BARBARA BIORKEN XVILMA JEAN PRUSSIA FRANCES PHELPS MARJORIE RAND GRACE REEvEs ALI-'RED RICHARDS LILLIAN SI-IAVER SUSIE SINSKY GEORGE SMITH STANLEY SMITH MILIIRED SOUDER Second Semester HELEN LANGER LELA LEHMAN BIARIE LEISERWXTZ ANNE MARIII-:RUN EMILX' MARKS BARBARA NIORKEN HAROLD MCLSOLLUM ELSA NEULIAN LEE NICOL FRANCES PIIELPS XVILMA JEAN PRUSSIA MARJIIRIE RAND GRACE REEVICS ALFRED RICHARDS JIMMY ROSS Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two Second Semester ROBERTA NVAGNER LELA LEHMAN HAROLD MCCOLLUM ELIZABETH XVALLING HARRY EMPTING RoRERTA WAGNER IQLIZABETH XVALLING AIIELLE WATSIIN CATHERINE XVATTS JANET Woun FRANCES XVRAGG ISMILY MARKS ELSA NEUMAN LEE NICoL HOWARD XVHITNEY RAY OLDHAM HARRY EMPTING JANE ZQARTLEY JANE RowE DICK RUECKER LILLIAN SHAVER SUSIE SINSKEY GEoRIzE SMITH STANLEY SMITH BIILDRED SDUDER JAN XvAN BLOUNT Rom-:RTA NVAIZNER ELIZABETH VVALLING PIOWARU XVIIITNEY CLARA XVISSLER DKWRKYTXIY VVEHER JANET NVOOII THE ROUNDUP First Semester LAURA JEANETTE JOHNSON FRANCES CREWSE DOROTHY CRAWFORD FRANCES JOHNSTON RUTH EMPTING ROSEMARY MCLAUGIILIN CATHRINE BUSQUET HELEN CHAMBERS RIILDRED COFIELD CREED CORY HARRY' CUTLER DEANA FRIEDMAN PAUL GALLMEIER NANNA GUM ED HARVEY KENNETH HAYDEN ARTHUR JAYNE ELEANOR BANGIIART EDWIN BECRER CATHERINE BOSQUET DOROTHY CRAWFORD HARRY' CUTLER RUTH EMPTING BABETTE FRANKEL PAUL GALLMEIER EDVVARD HARVEX' KENNETH HA!'DEN Advise rx- Footlights OFFICERS President Vice P78Jfdt'1lf Secretary 'I'rnuurc1' Paint Secretary Sergeant at Arm: MEMBERS First Semester GEORGE JONES FRANK KEATING BIARIORIE KIRFMAN FAITH KNEHR EUGENE LEACHMAN ADELE LEE IWARJORIE LEISURE LII.I.IAN RIABEE DOROTHY MARKS KATHRINE NIILLON MARION MILLS JOHN RIOEHL Second Semester ARTHUR JAYNE FAITH KN!-:HR KATHRINE KRAFT EUGENE LEACHMAN ADELE LEE DOROTIIY RIARKS ROSEMARY MCLAUGHLIN x7ERLAINE NIOURHEAD DOROTHY PERRY MISS SIIRAGUE AND MRS. RISSER Second SCH1CSfC7 DIARY ELLEN THOMPSON NANNA GUM NIARIURIE LEISURE RIILDRED COFIELD FRANCES JOHNSTON PATRICIA SHATTUCK DLTROTIIY PERRY ROY RICHARDS DICK REUCRER JANE ROWE VIRGINIA SAWYER PEGGY SCHENK LAWANNA SEAMAN PATRICIA SI-IATTUCK HUGH RYAN HOSEN RUTH XVARNER FAYE RVILHITE ROY RICHARDS VIRGINIA SAWYER PEGGY SCI-IENI: LAWANNA SEAMAN ORPHA SHERMAN BETTY STRONG POLLY TOWNE HUGIi VAN HOSEN RUTH WARNER LUCILLE YEAROUS Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two 77 THE ROUNDUP Debate Squad Adviser-MR. C. C. CARRoTHi2Rs MEMBERS BILL HOFFMAN DORQTIIX' OPPENHEIM jon SILVER EMILY Mmlxs CUURTNEY Smrru ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE SCHEDULE, 1931-19.32 Valley Junction at Des Moines, January 13th4AFtirmative Council Bluffs at Des Moines, January 22nd4AFF1rmative and Negative Ottumwa at Des Moines, January 30th-Affirmative and Negative Valley Junction at Valley Junction, March Sth-Negative Newton at Newton, January 28th-Afhrmative and Negative VVinterset at Des Moines, February 5th4Negative Iowa Teachers Tournament, April 6th to Sth NVinterset at VVinterset, February 19th-Alfrmative City Series CEast and Northb, Drake Tournament, March 15th, 16th, 17th Indianola at Inflianola, February 22nd--Negative, High School, 4:00 P, M. lndianola at Indianola, February 22nd-February 18th-Affirmative. High School, 3:30 P. M Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Senior High Math Club OFFICERS Pffffdfnf -----'A'-A-- ......... G UENTHER BAUMGAIQT Vice President .....,.. ...v.,-,. l -LOUIS COOK Sfffefafy AA-A-- ..Y..... MAx ROBINSON Treasurer ,,,,. V.V.-- R UBERT RAE GIIIENTI-II-:II BAUMGART MAX ROBINSON DONALD 'DAVID MARSHALL JAYNE CHARLES KASDURF RQBERT ROE PAUL Sounr-:R LOUIS CO0K Romsm' DYKSTRA KENNETH MCLAUGHLIN FIELD FORSMAN GI:onuE UTTERSON FRANKLIN ORANSKY RQBERT RAE PAGE 804 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two 79 THE ROUNDUP Aeronautics Club OFFICERS President .....,YV..VY..........Y.VVVV Seugtary and 'I'rcasurM ,,,, ., ..VVV..........,,Y.-.Y----,-----V..V -- .-1d:'i.vrr--MR. Comns MEMBERS BURL BAILEY BOB BROWN Boa FAIR TOM FITZGIBBONS CIIARIES FIILLETT JACK HARVEY FREII HOSTEILER DUN KUBECKY NIILAN LANDIS LUIS LILLv IJICK MCCIILLUM BILL MILLER MARIE BIOUNTAIN DALE Row DEL SWVITZER LIARGARET THROCKMQRTUN CLYDE xVISCARVER GEORGE Woon R0 Nineteen Hundred and Thirtv-two ,,,.,..DEL SWITZER HIILAN LANDIS I K THE ROUNDUP Roosevelt Commerce Club Prcszdent ......... .. 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S'1ux'r13 lla.-um Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Football Top R?JIL'7DNX'IGIi'F CONKLING, RIARCELLUS RICBIICHAICL, DWIGHT BovEY, ELDON NVoI.'I'z, Bon BOYD, JACK BowLI-LR, CoAcH HARRIS, LOUIE EUBANKS, CHRISTO NEOFOT15, Tom RIAHER, DICK BARNES, JIIHN I'1ADI.EY, PAUL NEAL JOHN COOLIDGE. Middle IQGIU-XVAYNE NONVI.EN,, DoNALD PERKINS, BILL T1IoMI-sox, JACK IfLLMAN, DALE MeVEE'rERs. FOREST SWVAN, RALPII PARKER. Lower RowkMYRoN NouRsE, PARKER HUGIIES, RAYMOND BLAKESLEE, FRED HAsKINs, GEORGE BROVVN, Hour-:R BRADSIIANV, CARL JANSEN. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE September 26-Grinnell here October 3-Perry there October 19-Boone hc-rc October 17-Newton there October 23---Fort Dodge there fnightj October 31-Lincoln here November 6-North here Cnightj Novcmber14-East High D. M. fnightj FOOTBALL SUMMARY Roosevelt 7-Grinnell 0 Roosevelt 0-Perry 7 Roosevelt 7fBoone0 Roosevelt 27YNewton O Roosevelt 0-Fort Dodge 7 Roosevelt 19fLincoln 0 Roosevelt 0-North6 Roosevelt 0-East 18 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two 10-I THE ROUNDUP State Championship Baslcethall Team Hack ROTl'f'AlABfES BRAMM1-LR, MARcx21.I.Us McNI1r11A1-:1., FoRREsT SWAN, JAMES INIILLER, ,TAY FLNK, L'oAcH HARR15. Front Rt'7L'f'xN'AX'NE Lvox, joux Rom2R'rs, Louis I':l'1iANKF, XYAYNE Nowmgw, FRANK SLOAN. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE December 11-Osceola hc-re December l8iYalley Junction here J: muary 8 ,lzmuary 9 muary lo .lz North here -Oskaloosa there -North here ,lzmunry 23fVVebster City there ,lnnuary 30-Chariton there February of--Ames there February IZ-Lincoln the-re February l3fGrirmell there Fc-bruary 19-North, Drake Fieldhouse February 27- f-East, Drake Fieldhouse BASK ETBALL RESULTS Roosevelt Roosevelt 59 73--Valley junction 18 -0 seeola 6 Roosevelt .?8fNorth 15 Roosevelt 3SfOsk:xlo0Szr. 28 Roosevelt 57fAVYel1stc-r City 20 Roosevelt 35 -Charlton Il Roosevelt 27fAmes 28 110 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty two THE ROUNDUP Swimming Team Back RowvFRANK CONKLING, FRED HASRINS, Bon KRUIDINIER, HOMER BRADSHAVV, DWIGHT CoNKl.INu, NATHAN STR Front Row-Anmsow HERBERT Uuouts, HowA AWN, JACK HARPER, GEoRGE NIEANS, JOHN CLIFT, COACH H.ARRIS. PAGE, XVALTER XVISE, SHELDON SNYDER, FRED MOORE, DWIGHT BovEy RD VVHITNEY, Noxwoon ZEHNER. SVVIMMING SCHEDULE AND RESULTS December 12-Boone at Boone january15-North at Roosevelt January 22-East at Roosevelt February 25-26gCity Championship Boone 28-Roosevelt 47 North 18-Roosevelt 57 East 15ARoosevelt 60 City Championship North 22-East 19-Roosevelt 61 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two 111 THE ROUNDUP 1 wg' 3 Q Ai.. , ,.,,. N I , A-in CEHB,-TennB 'lbp Kms' VRIQTTY I3U'x'L1-:R. ,Hinllila ICv:ufIJcwRuTux' l,PPEN!IAM, IXIARY CLIFT, Bottom Rove-Illswx' IIAZARD, LUCILIC DAY. 1 Boys Tennm Twp Run' 'JINIMIE Hmmm!-in. Rxclmxu ITALIC, B1cmQl.Ev CLAITXORNIC. Middlr lflIlU'FRANKl.1N 0u.xNsm', lgzmmuu 1'1pu1u'1a, RICHARD Mqk'u1,I.vM, Bun D.u,u1:x' B1Lr.112 Crmwxm.. Bottom Run'-JIM Cuwrvlri, N men. NITTT, JMX 1l,xRl.Ass, FRANCIS RIQITH, BRULLE Cami. 111 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP B ' G IF Tap KllTi f':xR1'Ifl'R NIQUMAN, RALPH XVARNIQR, Fung XYAN Lmrx, RULLIN lluyglk-Kygk, I-IMWLD jAuu:suN, HARULD BI'I I'I,1'f. .S'f'wml Row--I411.1.y CuR1v1NuI.x', XIARl'1iI.I.US NIL'xIIL'IlA1fl., JIMMII2 Mx1.1.ni1z, l,ICK lirmlq, Hr1s1ak'r GUWAN, MR, Svlimniyr. Third lf01U7IIARUlD SCllW'ARTZ, HEATH 'l'.u'1,ru4, BILLY Rxxsmr, juz: STARR, BlI.T,X' RANSUN, Avauv AXKENT, LEE Wxssnxen. Ifatmnx Row--Hrixkx' SH1ih'NlAN, XYALTER VVH12, lmvm lJ.w1s. Cuux GLASS, JIM HUAK, Girls, Golf Tap Run' 111-ixx Rmvli, RIARGARIYI' Hfmlwv. KAT1-3 lkxlzlcvik, IC1,IzAru3'ru Kr3LI.Y, Ilrmxwrllx' HAN- lfnklv, XY1I,1,A MAE ROHIYSUN, l'Er:m' SCHENFK. .Uzlldlv Rnzv---MARY '1'Ax1.rsu. NIIl.lPRlfl7 GA1,I.1m11tR, R1v'r1x Ii1ck'rs1:1'Rm1, ILEN12 GmNNIiI,I., YIRUINJA YOTRUIHA. 1-'mm Row jmx Fxucxfu, A1.1c:E Rumi, NADIN1-1 INu1.ExrAN, XIARY XY,u5N:iR. Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two 1 f2,u'1,uR1J CRUVVIC. THE ROUNDUP Baseball Tal' Ron' -Lows Coma, 'IUSICPII ISOSQUHT, Grinun BENJAMIN, PHIL l'Rr5ssl.Ev, Ton SwAI,I.uvv D.x1.r3 Ilmuus. S1z1.:wmu Srmmim. XYAYNIE A1HRREl.L, DELMAR SNVITZER, D,u1w1N Amms. S4-rand Ifon'---llmlx LxilUI.IlDliE, RM':x1rmN1J Lziwxs, BUD CHCHRANH. RIARCELLUS MQMICHAEI, Al.m'1'1N 'l'x:TT1.E, Fmzn luxwlvslfnk, T1-11: A1-vI.EQL'ls'r, Fora NEOFOTIS, Fmin HURLEY, RALPH Hack H.um1.1m I,oNn:xvom'u, Mu: Cmmx, COMM IIARRLS. 'flzird Ifr1u'f'Lr3ux.xk1J Mowlzx, l,vLl2 PAYNE, MuRTuN Bomgxcv, Bun JANESS, PAUL Anus L'u.uu.Es 811441, lion G1a11fF1T11, VN'.uuv XYE1.n.xmN, Front lfmx'-Clmrli Rvm-, Btn Uumxxs, lim: CUNTRL. 114 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP TVGCI4 -I-Cdm Back Row-LOUIS RIIBEL, RUSSELL DOLITTLE, RAY BLAKESLY, Ron Roy SMITH, WAYNE MOUNTAIN, WAYNE RUMRAUGH, CLYDE xVISECARVER. Middle Row-COACH HARRIS, JAY FINK, JOHN HQDULLET, Bos BIANDELBAUM, HAROLD BITTLE, :KRNOLD TINGWALD, PAUL BAKELY, VVAYNE LYON, GEORGE XVOOK, BOB HAYNES. Front Row-LELAND WILLIAMS, DICK KOMES, HUGII XYAN HosEN, Eu LORENZ, BURRIS AVIS, CHAPIN KNISS, JACK BOWLER. Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two 115 THE ROUNDUP I2 Club Ifafk Row---FRED MOORE, BIARCELLIJS MQINILQHAEI.. FRANK SLUAN, Fmmx Lxf1Nhl.INL9, XYAYNE Nuw1.xaN, ,Imax ROBERTS, Aunmvx Imcarz, JOHN C1 NTT, COACH IXLNRRIS, Svfmzd Row-Dw'1nz11T CUNIQLLNG, Hmxugk BkA11sHAw. Im Flms. Ikwx. Amis. Blmvmx Ilnmxxax, XVALTILR NY1sx:, DAVID DAVIS, HAROLD SQHWARTZ, Sug1.1wN Srwlnixa. Third Raw- -Grtrvkurt M1-:ANs, Imxw M1u.12R. FOREST SXVAN. DALE Mrl'111ax'r1,us, Bm: vlnmis, lilirusuw LfNol.xs, llwxurw BUVQY, VVAYNE Lvux, L-HARLE5 SILIU. Bottom Rt,'TL'7NfJRNN'1Jl'IJ ZEHNER, Bc ISUILXAK, NAT1: STRAWN, Tun 31AIIER, jzxuxui BKAMMHR. 116 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two an KRITIUENIEIK. Fmelu llasxalxs, D101 ISARNLZS. LUUIIZ THE ROUNDUP 1 First Semester JEAN HARVEY ELIZABETH KELLY Sharks Club CATHERINE HARTLEY 118 OFFICERS President Secretary Treaxxwer Ad:-iscrflilss QUINER MARION BAIR RUXANE RERGGREN BEVERLY BROVVN BETTY BUTLER GRETA CAPPS NIARY CLIET ANY FQLLETT LUUISE FRENrI-I LU YERN GRAY l,oIs HAIILEY CATHERINE H1NR'1'I.EX' IFOROTIIY HARTSOOK JEAN HARVEY IXIARIQARET HILL N.AIlINE INGLIZMAN XIARGARET JEANSON FRANCES KEATINO ELIzARETII KELI.Y MEMBER S JOSEPIIINE KIMBER LAURA NIAE BIAHAFFA NIARION RTAYNARD BETTY MUORE XIARY MUURE NIARGARET RIORDY IIETTY NCJRKIIAN BETTY ANNE PALMER KATE PARKER JEANNE Rowli .fXI.Ic'E RUPI-1 AIARIA SCHENR SUE SIMPSON MARY SINCLAIR VVILNETTA SNYDER BARBARA TOWNE ADELE VVATSUN KAY VVATTS Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two Sefand Semester JEAN HARVEX' ELIZ.ABETII KEI,I.Y NAIIINE INGLEWAN THE ROUNDUP m E, QU Master Swimmers Top Run' H1i'r'rx' Pxlrunug, NI.uu:.uu-:'r Mmuw. W ,lladrilv RlITL ',XIJlZI.l': XXYx'rsux, KM' XVA'r'rs, Mmmmx HAIR. lfrwzr Rum- ,l1vsri1'u1N15 Krmmik, NAIIINE IN4gr,1cuAN. Life Savers Tnf' Krm' 'ji-1ANIC'l I'I-I SNIQMH. Aluslil-15:15 jmxrvsox, H1z'r'rx' Bl rl.1il:. l'4ra'r'1'x' Momma, MAm:,wr:'r Mrmmy N.4mN1Q lxuulsxmx. Lms HA11r.1iY, RAQIIAI-:L XY4m'l'1l1N1gTuN, .Skrmzrl Raw- QXIJICIJ-1 WA'1'soN, l'I1,1zAmi'r11 K1eL1,x'. Gm-:NIS K1.m'o, C1cR'1'Rvm: Fla1u:lvsuN. Tlzml Raw- , MARn:Ak1-:T llru., INA VAN I,.wlNr:11Ax1, llARIQAll!2'I' lJA1'm,uNm, xVII.NI-2'I'TI-I Sxvm-LR. NIAKY HRUWN. Fuurtlr Rrfzu----YEAN IlAxvm', SUE Slrwskv, SPE Srmrsml, l.IvY1-:RN GRAY. NIARIHN RMK. Ififtlz Rau'--D4 R1'l'llY P. ' IUA rf Du' NI1 n ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 Akklsu. , LII., . , . I, ru-,ra VNn1rI,mk, Rurll 5lmr,M,xKE,x, Mmm S1Nv1.A1R, .IUSl'LPIllNI-1 KIMMLR, lv-our Row- Rl I'II Clww, Dmus MAQKMMN, Mmm' UARNEN, Klmzx' JANE I,uvvm.I., I'mu1a1.I.r: Curlrimxxn. 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Sad-Sad- A tear is in my eye, I never dreamed you'd disappear, And that is why I cry. Hours-Hours- To which I have been late, Because I pace the corridors And ponder on your fate. Near-Near- You were always with me, And that is why I miss you now MY LONG LOST LOCKER KEY l -Margaret Throckmorton. TEACHERS PET EXPRESSIONS Miss Dixon: Let's have it quiet now. Miss E. C. Moulton: Be specific. Miss Brody: Three at a table. Miss Kasson: point. Miss Stivers Miss Inhofe a class. Miss Spoor: ,za 'tThat's an interesting Don't you see?l' I'm sorry, she's having Sh-h-h-h. Mrs. Risser: Now I want your at- tentionf' Miss Balliet brains. Don't talk-use your Miss Smith: Now, pupils. Miss Bradley: What are you chew- ' ing on ? Miss Schreiner: Well, now, let's see. Mr, Cook: It is necessary at this time to make a few short announce-- ments. Miss Baridon: Qui Commence? Miss Meers: ALL RIGHTEEIE Mr. Schollenberger: Here I stood with tears in my eyes. Mr. Blount: Clean up, men. Mr. Forsman: If you don't start studying I'll keep you in. Mrs. Reich: Sit tight. Miss Ostlund: f'We'll have it quiet in the libraryf' Miss Forkner: I want your undivided attention. Mr.Carrothers: I don't agree with the book. Mr. Koch: I don't care if this is a mixed class. ROUNDUP G lamorous I ncomparable R easonable L oquacious G enerous R eputable A morous D ynamic U nassuming A dmirable T rustworthy E xplicity Johnny , said the teacher, would you like to go to heaven? Yes I would, but mother told me to come right home after school. There was a man, now please take note, There was a man who had a goat. He loved this goat, indeed he didg He loved this goat just like a kid. One day the goat felt frisky and fine, Ate three red shirts from off the lineg The man grabbed him by the back 'And tied him to the railroad track! And as the train hove into sight The goat grew pale and green with frightg He heaved a sigh as if in pain, Coughed up those shirts and flagged the train! I don't get ones and teacher's cross, It seems to me like life's a loss! A teacher talked to him one day, And explained to him in her own way, About taking an interest in his school, Instead of forever breaking rules. He forgot about-just me, And tried, a football man to be, He studied hard and didn't shirk, Made his studies play, not work. -Mary Alice Becker. John Stuart: He cleaned up a big fortune in crooked dough. Betty Ford: t'He was a counter- ieiter? John Stuart: No, a pretzel manu- iacturerf' -Journal of Progress. Senlor Babies Tap Row-Kay Hagensiek, Helen Balliet, Anabel and Chase Lieser. Second Row-Dorothy Banford, Bill Hoffman, Lucile Day. Third Rowgjimette Sneath, Louise Wallace, Agnes yers. Bottom Row-John Stewart, Patricia Linfor, Bill Brandenberg. 124 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP ww 5 V , 0 ri:-Q1-:5g -1 L A A ..g ,,f I, . f m , . Q fijggfggiivggi NL 'L ki 1 N K Q fm 51 1 . , - - A- K. ' ww K wk , K ,L wi.. is , 1 A we M E X 4 ... ,,.. , Ji' Q 4 f F 3 I' U' 1 5, , wi! 'E 2 ' f' W3 P fr , Q 1 Wy A Y J .Nfl ,U W qv? K ii r 'if 1 .,f2 Q JJ. is Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two 125 THE ROUNDUP Senior Babies Top R010-DORIS MACKABIAN, MARY CARNEY, BETTY ALLEN, BILL HOFMIAN, ILES PETERSEN LEONARD MOWEN, CLARK BARNES. Second Row-MARY VVOODCOCK, LIAXINE HANKAMMER. Third Row-GRETCHEN GOTTSTEIN AND MARY T.kYLOR, ANABEL LEISER, DORIS RIACKAMAN. Bottom ROW-MAXINE Mum AND MAx ROBINSCTN, VIRGINIA MASON, JOHN CLIFT. 126 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Senior Babies Top Row-LYLE AND BIARVZN PAYNE, JOHN CRAFT, VIRGINIA SPERRY, EUGENE LEACHMAN. Second ROZUYMARY CARNEY, KENvoN KNowLES, BILL THOMPSON, MARGARET CONNELL, COLE MCLIARTIN. Third R0wYMAXINE HARDING, MARGARET THROCKMORTON, HAZEL BUTH, MAXINE FARR, MARJORIE PILMER, Fourth R0u'fGERTRUDE AND IWIAURINE FERGUSON, BETTY IWORIARTY, LowELL CHASE, Lois LILLY. Bottom R0'w-'HELEN DREW, KATHRYN KOPF, ZEDFORD BURRIS, NORWOOD ZEHNER.. 123 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP DIRECTORY Dr. Harvey A. Anderson DR. MARY E. GOLDEN Dentist OSTEOPATH 913 Equitable Bldg- 1320 Equitable Bldg. 4-3164 Des Moines, Iowa phone 4,1027 Des Moines Dr. Raymond A. Burnside Physician and Surgeon 610 Equitable Building Olice 3-5625 : PHONES Z Home 5-2275 DRS. HOWLAND, CHAMBERS 8: TAIT Practice Limited to Eye, E-ar, Nose and Throat 903 Equitable Bldg. Des Moines F. C. Coppersmith, D.D.S. 906 Equitable Bldg. 3-8311 Phone 5-3502 4 Operators DR. V. V. KIRBY Optometrist 403 Fleming Building DES MOINES, IOWA H. LaMONT YOUTZ, M.D. Physician and Surgeon A. H. KNOWLES Oificez Security Savings Bank Bldg. DENTIST Phone 35 Valley Junction Residence: 4223 Pleasant St. 906 Equitable Building Phone 5-7028 Des Moines Carl H. Carryer, M.D. Intcmal Medicine and Obstetrics Hours: 2:00 to 4:00 816 Equitable Bldg. Des Moines RALPH M. PARKER, M.D. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat 1110 Equitable Bldg. Des Moines, Ia. Dr. Daniel F. Crowley Physician and Surgeon Equitable Building A. C. PAGE Physician and Surgeon Res. Ph. 5-6408 Office Ph. 4-4164 . . B ld Physicians' Exchange 4-7191 1213 Bankers Trust ul mg - bl' h Phone 4 4331 Esta IS ed 1911 Frank E. Thornton, D.D.S. C. G. Ellsworth, M. D. U Valley Junction, Iowa Rectal, Skin ands Biloodrrh R 201-202 O er ar en eatre eiiisoriieust sr. VI. o. o. F. Building Phone 35 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP E? Z 3: X Q54 , new Q f f 1 A' Ifgju .-I: KQV Wil iyix 'W YZ ll! g -.4521 V-sires?-f Q WHITE KID - MESH - BUCKLO - THE NEW That Fashion the New Shoes for Summer Wearing Vassar pump, the Moravia , The Modees , a new combi- white or blue kid with white nation of white kid and white mesh inlay. Bucklo cloth .... conti- Especially trig ,..,.....,.,.........,........,.. S6 nental heels ,.......,,.........i - .........., 8.50 -Footwear: Second Floor: 'Tth St. Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP New Spring Hats At Popular Prices Kahn's Millinevry Fashion 802 Walnut St. Dick Barnes was speaking for the first time in public, began in this style: Ladies and g-g-gentlemen: When I-I-I came here tonight only t-t-two people knew my speech, my m-m- mother and m-m-myself. N-n-now only m-m-mother knows it! SEE Cl-IRISTY'S LEATHER SHOP ITALIAN VVORDS THE TOURIST SHOULD KNOW Pop-Not wealthy Sicily-To do something like a girl Boccaccio-A nut Vatican-To once more get corpu- lent Fuime-Carbon monoxide Mussolini-To wedge your way into Signors-One who does wrongg sing, you Signors, sing Venice-A statue without arms Walnut Tire 8z Battery Co. Incorporated FIRESTONE Tires and Batteries Brake Lirning Most Complete Super-Service Sta- tion in Iowa for Tires, Batteries F L for d L h and Brakes ' t . me ugffiilggs ea er Complete Road Service sis Locust sc. 4-6926 Twins for Tim 1417-19 Walnut Street Tel. 4-5107 CY I tu-4 I Q BOYCES SWEET SHOP The Place with the Collegiate Atmosphere TOASTED FOUNTAIN STEAKS AND SANDWICHES SERVICE CHOPS 3 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two -vvvvvvvvvsfvvvvvvvvvvvvx THE ROUNDUP Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two my mAANvmy 134 THE ROUNDUP Save Time and Money at- TRUMAN'S Shoe Repair Service EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING All Work Guaranteed Dial 4-6914 618 Grand Ave. Speaking of definitions, a sleeper is one who sleeps. A sleeper is also a car in which the sleeper sleeps. A sleeper is, additionally, the tie which holds the rails on which the second sleeper runs while carrying the first sleeper. Therefore, while the first sleeper sleeps in the second sleeper, this second sleeper carries the first sleeper over the third sleeper which supports the second sleeper until the sleeper which carries the sleeper jumps the sleeper and wakes the sleeper in the sleeper by bumping the sleeper under the sleeper, and then there is no sleeper in the sleeper over the sleeper, unless his name happens to be Sleeper, and even then KEENEY GARAGE Storage, Alemiting, Washing, Repairing Day 8z Night Service 421 4th St. Phofne 4-5291 PARK with PARK if the switchman is also a sleeper, the first sleeper becomes as dead as the third sleeper. I hear you have accepted, Wayne Frances said acidly. I suppose that he never told you that he once pro- posed to me. Non, retorted VVayne's New af- finity, not exactly. He merely said that he had clone lots of very silly things before meeting me-and I didn't ask him what they were. 5 Q' ' X I . xl! ,I l.lghten and N I Brighten Homelceeping EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR xxxxxyxx Make short worlr of cleaning washing and ironing' Save steps m meal preparation and In placing away lettcvers Serve meals from convenient electric appliances right at the table waffles toast bacon and eggs For a few cents a day electric and gas appll ances will save your youth time strength and beauty-give you more time for the things you lulre and want to do Seo our complete displays ALL APPLIANCES Sou: ON Drvimzn PAYMENTS Des Moines Gas Company 1 Dv ro me uonr Phan' 6thAve SERVICE 4-2131 i 1 Q? N l N Des Moines Electric Light Co. 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PL MB'S Pionmr Jewelers of Iowa Corner of Sixth and Walnut MERSHON'S 5-0203 2330 University Avenue Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing and Dyeing PRIZE DEFINITIONS SECURED EXCLUSIVE FOR THE ROUNDUP Milch-A present day beverage given to babies Ossicle-Long, pointed formations found on the roof edges in winter Waver-Method of greeting a friend Serial-VVhat one eats for breakfast Scupper-Evening meal Salary-An edible substance grown in stalks Prism-A structure in which violat- ors of the law are housed Merger-Where one man kills another Murderous-A lady murderer Carat-An edible vegetable Debit-A first appearance in society Chapeau-A French country castle THE UTICA l.aA.r-'mE:nL1cH co. t 1owa'l GYCGEJC Apparel Score T' Always interesting Selections of New Ap- parel for High School Men and Women. Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two Nvv THE ROUNDUP YW' If x Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two 130 THE ROUNDUP Des Moines College THE IOWA PRINTING 81 SUPPLY CO. Under Irwin Hotel Appreciates the Patronage and Kindly Attitude of Roosevelt High XVI-IY I AM A TEACHER HERE AT ROOSEVELT XYhen I was a child I wanted to l A a street car conductor. I went to - th Je grammar school and graduated wi ' s. From there I went to of Pharmacy 1019 High St. Phone 3-5624 Fall Session Opens September 12, 1932 Offers four year course leading to B. S. in Pharmacy will be gladly supplie . Further information ' d At Work or Play Q- lngh honor high school. where I was an honor stugent. By lthe tinqe II had gragni A Man-l,Rite is Always Good a e rom eo ege mat won my n Beta Kappa key, A week after grad- ROOSEVELT uation I tried to get the joh I had SANDWICH SHOP been preparing for, The trouble was 42nd and Crocker that at that time there was a bnsi- Chili, Sandwirhes, Pie, Cold Drinks ness depression and only the more educated and intelligent man could get a joh as a street ear conductor. I lost Janet D: A-1 knew you were Com- my grip on life and' took the easiest ing mnigmj' ' fray out. I got a Joh as a teacher Myron N.: HOWdidyOukn0vV? 1 'CWA Janet: Lokie has been asleep al 'fl' H- Rumi afternoon. si S 5 S S S S Dependable Service IS Our . . . First Conszderatlon is S S x mutt cllz fm Nineteen Hundred and Thirty 140 -Iwo THE ROUNDUP . ,I a 6 xl 529 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two Sw Q A THE ROUNDUP Compliments of ihe..Q .... . M'5lE?Nl BANKERS TRUST 'NIQJLL54' SIXTH and LOCUST Boys' Girls' Rent A Costume Way Back When Costume Shop Keep yourselves looking Mas. Enwm scnemc like real Rooseveltians Send those linen suits and dresses to the University Laundry 1165 24th st. 5-0572 Men! Women! 644 Forty-fourth St. 5-0028 He said, I know that I can make you happy. She shook her head. She'd heard it told before. He said, 'Til prove it, if you'll only let me. No knight plead bolder at his lady's door. No prince more courtlyg none more understanding. She listened, yielding with a fal- tering blush. That night she told her husband, sighing sadly. Oh, John, I've bought another kind of brushf, Jack Harvey: What do you know about foreign relations?' Jack Barlass: Nothing, all my family were born in America, 3 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two l-14 THE ROUNDUP VOGUE NEEDLE SHOP Alterations Dressmaking Hemstitching Get your Pencils, Ink, Paper, Notebooks, and any- thing else you use in school at H O L L E Y'S East First and Grand DELICATESSEN noxvna BAKERY CLEM ANDERSON'S FOOD SHOP 1442 Gralnd Avenue Phone 3-0982 We Deliver Open Evenings and Sundays U-is for Ullman, the fantastic V--is for Virginia, the gentle VV-is for Wally, the friend Cora Van Hosen Shops Building Phone 3-1305 Room No. 306 A-is for Anabel, the charming B-is for Buddy, the success C-is for Catherine. the cultured D-is for Diana, the carefree E-is for Eddy, the famous F-is for Francis, the-Fink G-is for George, the ambitious H-is for Helen, the sweet I-is for Issy, the favorite J-is for Jane ,the smart K-is for Kay, the laughing L-is for Loki, the dear M-is for Max, the cheerful N-is for Nate, the stern O-is for Opal, the quiet P-is for Polly, the youthful Q-is for Queenie, the crooner X-is for xpenciss R-is for Rachael, the witty Y is for Youn - - - g, the midget Y?-is for Stanley' the pal Z--is for Zeke, the swimmer fthe 115 for Fommy, the hero big ash, 50 Rooms with Private Baths You Feel at Home Here Har an Hole RATES REASONABLE 1516 Locust New Manager Phone 3-9648 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two MANMAMAMMNMNW THE ROUNDUP Nwwxwwvwww-MM x 'wa was Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two 145 THE ROUNDUP NEAL BRADY call... 1 PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST The TW0 - Fgrty Phone 5-0614 CLEANERS -Today 31st Kr Ingersoll Dee Moines Telephone 5-4040 HUMOR ANNUAL Swaying couples, gliding grace- fully to the melody that seemed to come as on a breeze. Radiant faces, eyes shining with joy and love. Hearts beating faster. All about him was happiness. He sat, eagerly wait- ing. His hands touched her eye so tenderly as she was in his lap. He bent her slightly, so that her slim, graceful lines were even more ap- pealing, and gazed at her for a mo- ment as if bewildered. His lips were poised, and as the sweet notes des- cended in a bewitching cadence from the violin, and the saxophoncs took up the rhythmic swing, he pressed his lips tightly against the cornet and continued playing, after the rest shown in the music. Clickety, elaekety, plop The old can came to a stop, The horn he tooted And out she scooted- The tire went down with a pop ! J acobson's for FINE CANDIES 606 E. Locust 4-3147 What you say to me, said Helen Drew, goes in one ear and out the other. Of course, said her friend, nothing in there to stop it. 1871 - 1932 SIXTY-ONE YEARS OF SERVICE . . . to an ever-increasing number of satisfied policyholders. ENDOWMENT CONTRACTS ESPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE T0 YOUNG PEOPLE A SENSIBLE GRADUATION GIFT SUN LIFE ASSURANCE 'COMPANY OF CANADA Branch Office: Second Floor Ins. Exch. Bldg., Des Moines, Iowa Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvs. vNsA THE ROUNDUP 1 ' ' Ken's 1, Ice Cream Shop 2811 Beaver Phone 5-7888 MONSTROUS MONSTROSITIES Can you imagine the following quo- tations: Mr. Cook: At the close of the assembly we will all go to our last hour classes and just skip the fifth period. Miss Balliet: Just report prepared or unprepared iillll we'll let it go at that. Miss XViley: I know the girls wouldn't want to take gym without showers, so we won't cheek them this yearf' Coach Harris: You boys all know we're going to be city basketball champions again, so we won't keep training rules, Miss Schreiner: You may have the entire period for study and there will be no more Virgil assignments. AUTO LOANS BELLER FINANCE CO. 1017 Walnut Street pense, we have lots of money in the treasury. Miss E. Moulton: No, I'm not going to read to you today. You'll have to study the whole period by yourselves. Captain: All hands on deck, the ship's leaking. Mr. Irwin, Cdisgustedlyj: Just put a pan under the thing and go to hed. There was a man who was sleep- ing and he dreamed that he was eat- ing shredded wheat. XVhen he awoke his pillow was gone. We Aim to Please Prompt Service Jevvett Dress Club For Better Cleaning and Repairing COST N0 MORE 902-04 Grand Ave. Phone 4-6434 Miss SWem: Don't mind the ex- MADE BY Congratulations from the Makers of O L. UNGLES BAKING CO. An Independent Home-Owned Business Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two - THE ROUNDUP Ask your Grocer for Harvest Bread THE FLAVOR IS BETTER Made by UNGLES BAKING CO. A Home Owned Business THANK YOU-Your patronage is ap- preciated. It will be a pleasure to serve you in the future. J. E. WENKS Barber Shop Basemernt Liberty Bldg. 6th 8z Grand Taking examinations is a great deal like a war: Something to talk about afterwards but nothing to be in at the time. Fred L. Kauffman GROCERIES AND MEATS 5 Phones 5-0794 3503-3505 Ingersoll Ave. DEDICATED TO GIRLS VV altz-Dwight Conkling H andssRieh Glenn Y avvn-Frank Shaw NV ink-l1Vayne Nowlen E xperience-Tom Glass A thlete-Dick Barnes L augh-Lafe Young, HI NV inning Ways-Jack Ullman A ttitude-George Rood Y ielding-Herbie Ungles S mile-Mark Conkling F eatures-Fred Moore A ngelicfjohn Stewart L ively-Allen Munn L istless-Louis Eubanks A soldier lost his left arm in the war, and so his right arm was left. His left arm was not left since it was cut off and his left arm was right. If he had lost his right arm instead of his left, his left arm would have been left instead of his right, but that's not right for his right arm was left and not his left. 1 o WA -J Headquarters for the Athlete- t w We Have What You Want I AN Honor Award Sweaters T Sum-1-D and Jerseys G oldl Srni-th Athletic equipment for all sports If it is for Sports you want it WE HAVE IT! Attend Our 66th Anniversary Sale GOLF GOODS AT HALF PRICES EK nrz go' . 48 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two Nvwywyvw vAAAAAA THE ROUNDUP BEWARE THE PHELAN The Knigln' was soon over and Day appeared. The sun shone over the .llozrntuln bringing forth Silrw' and Golden rays. Down the Lane appear- ed the tradesman from the Towne of Perry, Among the group were the Ca1'fie11te1', the Seanzan, the Black- xnzilh, the Baker and the Cook. They had not proceeded far when out of the l'Voorls roared a Lyon ready to charge. The Blarlesniillz was Madden ed with rage and suggested that they jump into the Rosejield for a Fort. But it was a hot day and like a heated Boiler, The Baker, a man of Riddles made headway across the Barron plain. but because of his selfishness in thinking only of his own escape, a Knntt fell upon his Rnftcorn and he fell. Out from the Rosefield came the Scanlan to his rescue but seeing the Lyon charging, he Sneallz up the lVindnzilIcr and grabbed vigoriusly on a wind. The wind was quite Strong and the Seaman being quite Stout, was unable to Hcngood, so fell. But luckily he fell not on the Grows, as a Ford, and as he sped along in the Troy Laundry THRIFTY SERVICE 12 Pounds All Flat Pieces Ironed, 1 0 for .......................... Cleaners 8z Dyers 606 Keosauqua Phone 4-3257 Nicol plated bus, the Seaman dropped down into the seat. The Cook wear- ied with his Gnnz chewing which now was as small as a Crumb since most of the Ginn had been Swallow ed in his excitement, Cordingley as the others did, Hew oFf and a Swan picked him up and dropped him in the Parrish. The Lyon fell into the Marsh be- cause of his frenzy and thus this Grafzfe tale is ended. Jack Spratt Food Products Produced in Iowa by Iowa People from Iowa Farm Products Treats To Eat Jack Sprat Foods are Distributed by RITEWAY GROCERY STORES Trade with Your Nearest R Grocer There are 500 Home Owned R Grocers in Iowa Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two fvvvvvvvsrvvsAAfvvvvvvsNv vvvvvvvvsfvsfsvvsfvsfvvvvvvw THE ROUNDUP WILKINSON MUSIC SHOP Everything in Music 718-722 Grand Avenue DES MOINES, IOWA Jack Harper stepped into a church While the sermon was in progress, and seated himself in a back pew. After waiting for fifteen minutes, he leaned over and asked the member sitting in front of him, How long has he been preaching? W'hy, said the member, I think about thirty-five yearsf' Then , said Jack, I think I'll wait, for he must be nearly through! An orator is a man who says he did not expect to be called on, and then refuses to be called off. OLIVER SCOTT SUMMER CLASSES Telephones: Studio 3-5428 Residence 5-6518 Helen Drew: Do you know the difference between a good looking boy and a horse? Mary Dau: No, what? XVhat bum dates you must get! JOSE PH, Quality Jewelry OWEN CRIST Since 1871 COMPLETE BODY SERVICE Kea at 14th Pl. Phone 4-0309 Sixth at Locust FOR YOU--- I f Y an Live FOR YO R F MILY--- If You Die TH T' LIFE I SURANCE ST. JOHN Ei CARTER FOR LIFE AND DEATH INSURANCE 419 EQUITABLE BLDG. DIAL 4-7187 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP news. PS fi -lslfalg'-al-3 Diamonds Watches ewelry Large Selections to Choose From Shop Upstairs and Save Money Complete Line o Class Rings and Pins SK I .inumns f u..1. mm. Pres. I -nm funn sms nun 3 UE! MDI NES , 41 9 -g :- ,M it ,K . -swf: 1? A' E, 1 k Ui 5 I I , I .l I l f f I S '51 , I ...ssc CROCKER MARKET Quality Groceries and Meats F. M. VOLKAMER 901 39th St. Phone 5-0810 Joe Silver: My brother has a gold medal for running five miles, an' one for ten milesg a silver medal for swimmingg two cups for wrestling, an' badges for boxing any rowingf' Coach Harris: He must be a wonderful athlctcfl Joe: Oh, no! not at all. He keeps a pawnshopf' The weaker the argument the stronger the words. J IM BRAND Alemite Service Phone 3-0619 1323 Locust as IN THE four new cars which comprise its distinguished family, Cadillac has given even greater emphasis to its established leader- ship. You are cordially invited to verify this by inspection and demonstration. La Salle prices range from 82395, Cadillac from 252795, f.o.b. Detroit Kruiclenier Cadillac Company Automobile Merchants - - Des Moines, Iowa Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two NwANwANw THE ROUNDUP W. E. KLINE DRUGGIST Austin Delivery Service 31st and Forest Ave. The wind it roared, The rain it pouredg The sky was draped in black The old ship rolled- She pitched and bowled Billy George, Cto his fatherjt Is it true, papa, that you can go all the way around the world and come back where you started from? Mr. George: Yes, son, and when you grow up you'll he an excellent taxi driverf' Mrs. Banford: Don't you ever . sweep under the carpet? Dorothy: Sure, I sweep every- thing under the carpetfl And lost her chartered track. Alpha Floral Co The Shop of Personalityv Cut Flowers---Plants Ellen McCauley, Mgr. 310 FIFTH Phuue 4-3191 Rundberg Grocery Fancy Groceries and Meats 4702 University Phone 5-0900 Harry Braught: Someone has stolen my Chevvyf' 1 Policeman: These antique collect- ors will stop at nothing. C.O.M.P.L.I.M.E.N.T.S O.F LEE C OLLISO FASHION DRESS CLUB , f N XX ut x - - - :gf-'-, Sy-fv ,fmijf A A' 'Q-1 ,4 H' f itcg: A Q-ff 411 '- ,loft 44 ff AJ! t V , , ii 37 1402 Twenty-first Street Dial 5-9595 vmAws THE ROUNDUP MOVING? CALL Us: 3-8153 RED LINE TRANSFER AND STORAGE, INC. Elizabeth XValling: I hear you are the flower of the family . Lee Nicol: Yeah, the blooming idiot. Bob Throckmorton is so sorry Napoleon is dead, he didn't even know he was sick. BORRUSCI-I DRUG oath and Rollins QUICK DELIVERY Soda Candy Drugs GLASGOW TAILORED CLOTHES Fit perfect. Keep well dressed. It pays in the long run. CONKLING'S GLASGOW TAILORS 811 Locust St. Des Moines, Ia. Janet Denmon: I want a ticket for Lokeyfl Ticket agent after much shuffling of pages: HVVhere in thunder is Lokey ? Janet: There she is, sitting on that bench there. Art Porter called a sorority house for a hot date and the young maiden gave him the date of the Chicago ire. EVENING WEA VES A SPELL Soft lights, music, romance- Your hour-and you want that marvelous, new, natural look that comes from the warm richness of your complexion-a satiny, magnolia surface with real fiesh tones shining through - S YMPHONIE POWDER ARMAND Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Success Composition 81 Printing Company Book and Commercial Printing PHONE 3-1119 Keosauqua at Third Street IDEAL SIGI-ITS FOR COLLEGES DAVENPORT, Iowa GREAT NECK, Long Island MARBLEHEAD, Massachusetts BAR HARBOR, Maine KISSIMMEE, Florida RYE, New York HOT SPRINGS, Arkansas BOURBON, Indiana dif- VVhen a girl says, You're so ferent, you know she has been ex- perimenting. ECONOMY LAUNDRY Phone 3-6166 1300 Keo. Way Mr. Stonecipher Cto Jim Cowniej : And what did the Dean of Univers- ity of Tokio tell you? Jim C.: He told me to make my- self useful as well as Orientalf' -COrange Peelj '31. Haberdashery at prices in keeping with the times. FINK'S MEN'S SHOP VVayne N.: Do you know the dif- ference betwen vision and sight? Fred D.: No. W'hat? Wayne N.: 'AVVell, my girl is a vision but yours is a sight. 28 YOUI1 CTS ea ROOIIIS Tm-1 The Best Time You Ever a GOOD FOOD GOOD FLOOR GOOD SERVICE GOOD ORCHESTRA DOC LAWSON and his YOUNKER TEA ROOM ORCHESTRA S4 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two 1vvvsfvvsAArvvvvvvslvNlvvvv AwawwAww THE ROUNDUP Geo, M.: Primo Carnera has to have a bed more than seven feet long. Bill T.: Say, that's a lot of bunk. CA1111. Lngj 'Z4. Sanders Dodge Co. Dodge and Plymouth 1434 Locust Dodge Brothers SPECIFY BILT-WELL MILLWORK For Beauty, Economy, Durability Des Moines Made CARR Sz YOUNG CO. 301-321 S. W. 9th Des Moines A writer declares that every single man makes a false step sooner or later. Thereafter, of course, he is known as a MARRIED man. Francis F. Cwriting in reply to an advertisementl: Gentlemen: 'In re- ply to your advertisement for an or- ganist and music teacher, either lady or ge-ntlemang having been both for several years, I offer my services'f' ffftanford Chapawfalj. The ladder of life is full of splin- ters which We realize when we start to slide. fl' I x L 4? ni 5615151 K - H Lblgxf 1 -wr' nun' lnkifif i--' i-If ff- 4 .1 -.ia - ... All Students and Parents should visit the Laundry and see the Wonderful Violet Ray at work. United Laundry Co. Dial 4-3105 11th at Grand Ave. Complete Heating Service COAL-Iowa Lump 85 Range, Maderia Egg, Cando Block STARBRAN D BURNING OIL +Triple-Strained WILLIAMS 0IL-0-MATIC- The lowest priced Quality Oil Burner on the market. Carbon Coal Co. 408 SIXTH AVE. TEL. 4-4111 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two Nvvvvvvvmm srxA1vxAlvsAAAfvvvvvvvvvvvs p THE ROUNDUP Buy your Gas and Oil at - International Oil Company's Stations and Keep Iowa Money at Home Forty-second and Crocker Streets Thlrteenth and Grand Fifteenth and Keosauqua Easg Slicing mad Ggand Ninth and Army Post Road ay 0 -03 an Guthrie Ave. Eighth and Keosauqua fBill Hansj Office-Southwest Fifth and Murphy Sts. Phone 4-5274 We Deliver Distillate and Fuel Oils for Your Furnace INTERNATIONAL OIL COMPANY JAMES M. CUSHMAN WALTER W. WILSON He struck her. He struck her again. and again, But she uttered not a sound. Once more the brute hit her on the head: brave little thing that she was, she didn't even whimper or ilinch. Then, outraged because of her indifference, he dealt her blow after blow, without the least sign of re- morse. Cruel beast! He uttered a low oath, then again striking her lit- tle head, even scratching her in his frenzy. Finally, she could bear no more. Suddenly she uttered a shrill spark of protest, and broke into a flame, for you see she was only a matchvand all wet, at that. SO SAYS THE MAMA SKUNK: Remember, children, millions for defense, but not one scent for trib- ute. EQUITABNLE PRINTING SERVICE 404 Equitable Building Phone 4-9932 Bandit: Halt! If you move you are a dead man. Mr. C. C. C.: My man, you should be more careful of your English. If I move it would be a positive sign I was alive. Why sulk and worry over your lot? Why weakly sigh and fret? Cheer up! the more you haven't got, The more there is to get. Every time a man laughs he takes a kink out of the chain of life. It's easy to cry, 'Tm beaten , and die. It's easy to crawlish and crawl, But to nght and to iight VVhen hope's out of sight, 'VVhy, that's the best game of them all. And should you come out Of each gruelling bout All broken and beaten and scarred, just have one more try-it's easy to die- It's the keeping on living that's hard. PET AVERSIONS Gretchen Gottstein-Albia Rich Glenn--Salmon Diane Friedman-Back Slappers Jane Goodwin-Bugs Norwood Zehner-Kelly's Springfield Jack Harper-Blonds Jean Rowe-Horns Mary Flo Smith-Having chair-tests from Mr. Edgar Bill Thompson-Upside Down Cake Mary Ellen Thompson-Hour Tele- phone Conversations with ? ? ? aw Vw 0 v-10 ov' 1 ' Agp' Q0 Fl siikinltufiveei fog i, xi 10 5 Ccgooswxl if C -A v oo vi , N Tl It 10 cqiioull ma A -s- A fi . , mm .,., - ,,,,. ,. . ,.,..,.,.,,,,,...,,.,.,,.,.,.. ., ':i E' ' :': 5::1rg1'r,-1, .'.r' ' 5, is n'l ' X ' ,-.,:, 5 af: 11.. .... , K , 5,5 f L. Q ' I U1 'ili ga :1: ,- , f '-.-. I Sv ALDWG . , egSi ,6 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-Iwo THE ROUNDUP HUMOR ANNUAL fTo Bo-Peepj Little Miss Beep, Lost her sleep, Because she went to a party, Ne'er again will she go, Ask for Cownie Products Made in Des Moines Gloves, Breeches, Raincoats. Work and Summer weight Pants: Leafher Coats, Sport Jackets, Suede Leather Blouses. Sheep lined Coats. J. H. Cowme Co. 45th Year Wiggins-Saunders System 417-79 Eighth St. Dial 4-6135 Rent a New Car Ford. Chevy, Plymouth, Chrysler, Olds No Hour Charge from 1:00 A. M. to 8:00 A. M. Twenty payments and your mine, Tell me, please, why did I sign? fTo Old Mother Hubbardj Young Miss Keller, VVent to the cellar, To get her friends a high-ball, She let out a ery, The keg was stone-dry, Her husband had drunk it all. MEANS OLDSMOBILE SALES CO. 1436 Locust st. TWENTY YEARS IN BUSINESS A district having been subjected to several earthquake shocks, a married couple sent their little boy to an uncle who lived out of the danger zone. A With him has too Slow day or two later they received a tele- And too, he is such a smarty! gram! . Am returning your boy-send CTO Twinkle, Twinkle Little Starj Cafthflllakf-H Shimmy, shimmy, brand new car, , Buick, Cadillac or Star, -Il10I1Ml01lf1I5hH'L' Beacon. Since 1907 The Old Reliable Fur House M 1 . 'W ,- Qt Q 4 2 -2nm:mL-vans! COW IE TANNING COMPANY FIFTH AND MARKET A COMPLETE FUR SERVICE Fur Storage LOW Fur Cleansing Repairing FACTORY Relining Restyling PRICES Insurance Phone for Bonded lllessenger 4-5105 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP STRONGHEART OPAL IOWA MAID Pure Food Products Will Never Disappoint You Love is the emotion that makes a young fellow want to pay some girl's board bill when he can't pay his own. OSBORN DRUG CO. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 900 42nd St. Phone 5-1002 DES MOINES, IOWA Between the halves of a basket ball game one player turned to the other angrily and said: A'You are the big- gest idiot I ever saw in all my life! Whereupon Coach Harris gravely re- marked: Silence, boys. Please do not forget that I am present. You know a depression is like tak- ing a final exam. Something to talk about afterwards but nothing to be in at the time. Bob Throekmorton is so sorry Na- poleon is dead, he didn't know he was sick. Experts in Hair Dyeing and Bobbing Specialists in All Types of Beauty Culture G. E. WILLIAMS, Proprietor 2411 University 5-6900 JENSEN- UNN CO. Sales- Urd -Service Des M oines' Oldest Dealer Fifteenth and Keo. Way 5-0587 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP DR. FRANK W. SHAW DENTIST 1106 Equitable Building DR. A. B. THOMPSON ORTHODONTIST 714 Equitable Bldg. Phone 4-0916 Des Moines, Iowa Tom Bentley Throckmorton M.D. 922 'Bankers Trust Bldg. 4-3924 Office Hours 10 to 4 Phone 4-4412 4801 West Grand Avenue A swelled head, like an inflated balloon, is of no use on earth. A parasite is one who goes through a revolving door on another's push. WHAT DO YOUR INITIALS Thcy're New! They've Just Arrived! D ,X 1 1 21: x - -1 G X 'bit l I f 3 f Witte.. Summer 5395 Styles ........ PANOR'S The doctor applied his stethoscope to the ounff man's heart, Does an- Y is gina pectoris trouble you at all? asked the doctor of Johnny Huyck. No , said Johnny. But Sue Simp- son does, a lot. Favorite girl-Elizabeth Kelly Favorite boy-Frank Sloan Pretticst girl- Miss Roosevelt Smartest girl-Doris Mackamon Smartest boy-Iles Peterson Best actress-Jeanne Tesdell Best actor-Claire Grant Athletic hero-Si Parker Athletic heroine-Mildred Gallmier Democratic girl-May Louise Motz Democratic boy-John Clift STAND FOR? Wittiest girl-Jean Harvey A--AVCYHEC Wittiest boy-John Dudley B-Beautiful glass bluff-Janet Winnett . C-Collegiate lass doormat-Marjorie Pilmer Class Sheba-Doris Kester D-Dumb A Class cutup-Phil Hostetler E-EC0I1Om1Cl1l Class giggler-Jane Ayers F-Flapper Class arguer--George Heidlebaugh G-Georgeous glassf bf1tter1flyMZedford giurriil asi u gif- argaret onne H-Hof 1 Bashful boyhDick Barnes I-IITIDOSSINC Genial girl-Jane Wochler J-Jolly Genial boy-Harry Erickson K-'Kisses lghamp. Loclger lizzard-Clark Barnes - - oy wit est ine-Bob Dalb L-Liberal Girl with best line-Mar Ta lui M Mercenary Girl who will be most ysucciessful gigeicsy Mary Bailey P-Popular Boy who will be most successful- QMQUMCY Nathan Strawn R-Rough Most dated pair .................,...........,........ . ..,....... . S-Snooty T-Tight U..Um-cliable Small Boy: No, I don't want to V-Vivacious Sell this big fish. W'-Willing Mark Conkling: Well, just let me X..XpQn5ivQ measure him, so that I can truthfully Y-Young say hclw big the fish was that got Z-Or what have you? away rom me. Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two 3 150 THE ROUNDUP MOTOR REBUIDING BRAKE SERVICE MOODY RANK PONTIAC, HUDSON, FORD, and CHEVROLET SPECIALISTS 1321-1323 Walnut St. DIAL 3-3034 I thank you for the Howers you sent, she said, And smiled, and blushed, and hung her head. I'm sorry for the words I spoke that night- You're sending the flowers proved that you were right. And as we walked and talked beneath the bowers I wondered who in heck sent her those flowers! 'AO dear! O dear! sir, VVill it clear? Loud wailed a dame on deck. The captain said, As they heaved the lead It allus has, by heck. There is a man in our neighbor- hood, that every time his wife starts to sing he stands out on the front porch so the neighbors won't think he is beating her. Van Gingel Athletic Co. Quality Athletic Goods Tel. 4-7718 615 Grand Phone 4-5819 217-218 Davidson Bldg. OSCAR AGRELL STRINGED INSTRUMENTS Repairing and Accessories 8th and Walnut Des Moines. Iowa Mrs. Maynard: Wl1at do we mean when we say the whole is greater than any of its parts? Chuck Glass: A restaurant dough- nut. FLOWERS Open a Charge Account ORDER BY PHONE Phone 3-6191 , Qu are much! Equitable Building Where Your Best Friends Buy Flowers Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two xmxvmNwA THE ROUNDUP Carr, Cox, Evans 8: Riley Attorneys At Law 1215 Equitable Bldg. Des Moines PALS Have you a pal with whom you share Your pleasure, woes-fun and care? One who's there when you are blue And tells you just the thing to do. This person is in your mind The one and only of his kind. He never shoes when he is hurt, Though your remarks sometimes are curt. He sticks hy through thick or thin, With the consoling words, You'll win. When a feller needs a friend that's true He always comes to a pal like you. -Nnrabelle Boyd and Mary Alyre Becker. Some people never do anything on time-except purchase an auto. VOTRUBA'S FITTING Foons Fon FASTIDIOUS WE DELIVER 5 Phones 5-0100-5602 Grand FOLKS Bill: Give me a kiss or I'll sock you over the head and take one anyway. Annabelle: I'll NOT give you a kiss-and don't you dare hit me too hard! Only Grower of Roses in the City BOESEN, THE FLORIST Member of F. T. D. A. VVeak knees come from a weak head. There was once a man who never lied to his wife. He died a bachelor. INSIST ON A. F. C. COFFEE A coEee of exceptional merit with a taste you Will enjoy. Carefully selected from the choicest growths, blended and roasted to sat- isfy the most discriminating taste. Absolutely Guaranteed ursgglyggyau STRAND COFFEE CO., INC. 417-19 Second St. 3-8922 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two f 162 THE ROUNDUP Beyond the Alps lies Italyg and lest we forget, beyond the billboards lies America. P A N SY VA L E H. G. Barickman Cut Flowers, Pot Plants and Bedding Plants Funeral Flowers Our Specialty 4905 Douglas Avenue Des Moines, Iowa Phones: Greenhouse 5-0421 Res. 5-1920 Falk Photo Studio BETTER PHOTOGRAPHS 324 Fifth St. Phone 473-W VALLEY JUNCTION, IOWA ALT FOOD MARKET ALT PARKING CO. v- r v Seven Convenient Dowwntown Locations Prepare Now For Business or College Shorthand in 30 Days You may enroll at any time be- cause of our individual instruc- tion. ' All Commercial Subjects DICKINSON SECRETARIAL SCHOOL 3rd Floor Royal Union Bldg. Des Moines, Iowa TWO STORES Conveniently Located TWENTY-NINE -illi- YEARS OF SATISFACTORY STANDARD LA G SS GLASS Sz PAINT AND COMPANY PAINT SERVICE ,,zi9n9E:L, 10th and Mulberry 514 E. Locust Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two ,AAAAAAfvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv -AAfvvsAAAAlvvvxAAAAfvvvvv THE ROUNDUP IWILL work and study and be pre- pared for my chance when it comes. C. E. ERICKSON CO., Inc. Manufacturers of Advertising Specialties 506-508 31-11 St., Des Moines, Iowa UNDER THE SPREADING CHESTNUT TREE Wz'!1z jwrojzcr apologies to Longfellow Under the spreading chestnut tree The lazy senior lays, His books are in his locker, And he's in a golden haze. Tho' the teachers rave and fume, He dreams away his days. His brain, it wanders everywhere, Except where it should gog His brow is wet with honest sweat That trickles down it, slowg And as you look into his face You wonder why 'tis so. Day in, day out, 'til school does end You'll see him here and there- You'll know him by his aimless step, And by his pensive air. His pale attempts at dignity VVill often make you stare. -jlIUl'gfl7'Cf Tlzrockmoffton. XVRINKLE, WRINKLE ON MY BROXV Wrinkle, wrinkle on my brow, When did I get you and how? CONGRATULATIONS KEHM FLORAL CO. 900 WALNUT STREET NEIL'S DRUG STORE Forty-second and University Drugs, Drug Sundries and Sodas Phone 5-1240 Upon my Cranium so high Like a dark cloud in the sky. Tho' my Civics all is done, Tho' my lessons total none, On my head you firmly stay- Wrinkle, wrinkle, go away! Tell me why and whence you came, Do you mark the path of fame? Proof that I'm a senior now, Wrinkle, wrinkle, on my brow, BRACKETT' Prime Meats Properly Aged Better Yet Bacon, Sausage Battle Creek Health Foods Home Baked Pies, Cakes, Pastries, Party Orders RICHELIEU and BRIARDALE FOODS Decorated Fruit and Nov- elty Baskets as Gifts and Remembrances - Our Specialty CERTAINTY FLOUR Always Dependable BEAVER VALLEY MILLING CO. Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two 164 THE ROUNDUP Reasonable Folks Want Good Food at Reasonable Prices Hood's Quality Foods 7 Phones 5-0052 'fHome Baking a Speeialtyi' CAN YOU EXPLAIN Why some of the fellows order Coca Colas at Boyce's? Why Jergon Corht always has so much candy in his pockets? Wfhy teachers delight in springing tests? VVhy sixth hour students pass tests so much higher than first hour idiots? Why Mr. Cook won't wear bells on his toes so we'll know when he is coming? VVhy Monday is so blue? Why some of our best looking fel- lows wear their hair long enough to braid? How some people can talk so much and say so little? Why punishrncnt makes such an im- pression on our sense of humor? VVhy ponies are so much more popu- lar than clonkies? lVhy some people are so proud of their singing voices? How in the world this silly Stuff got into print? Little Frank Dole While shoveling coal Exclairned how cold it wasp He heaved a great sigh And sat down to ery ,lust like any baby does. WOODCOCK DRUG Registered Pharmacist On hand at all times 2724 Ingersoll 3-0822 Corner East Sixth and Des Moines Streets Dial 4-3916 Quality Plus Service Dry Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing Free Call and Delivery Service 'TVIQRLQH Extends a personal invitation to every girl in Roosevelt High School to visit our shop. Let us solve your mid-summer wardrobe problem. Our Sizes: 11, 13, 15, and 17 207 Shops Building Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two zvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvsAAA1v THE ROUNDUP Jim Talcott had just reached his greatest climax, saying: In the im- mortal world of Daniel Webster, who wrote the dictionary, 'Give me liberty, or give me death'! Pee Wee Snyder stood up and whispered: Daniel Webster did not write the dictionary-that was Noahf' Noah? Nothing of the kind- Noah built the ark! Annabelle: Do rabbits bark? Kathryn: UNO! Annabelle: They must because I read in a book that rabbits ate cab- bage and bark! The Best for Less RED BALL-PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES Carry the Most Complete Line of Foods Guaranteed Pure and Always Sold at Lowest Prices Curtis Greenwood Pharm. Paul Artis: What shall we do? 4803 GIZAND PHONE 5-0240 I'll spin a coin, if it's heads, welll Geo. Curtis, Ph.G. Sudden Service play golf, if jfs tails, We'11 go to a ball gameg and if it stands on end, DES MOINES Wefll Study-ra I ntellectual D - RAY DODGE CHEVROLET 'fslfous COMPANY E nthusiastic . . Best Used Cars 1n Town A cquiescent 1 1312 Locust St. Tel. 4-3115 L Cya Des Moines, Iowa Doris Jordan: Where are you go- . . ing in such a rush? Unlverslty Florelle Copeland: I'm trying to Church of Christ Twenty-fifth and University Invites you to participate in its activities Worship, Instruction, Social, Recreation Dramatics, Athletics Departments for everyone - from the youngest to the oldest A Special Department for Senior High Young Folks PAUL E. BECKER, Assoc. Pastor get something for Jack. Doris: Had any offers yet ?,' Bob Bair: John Coolidge calls himself a human dynamo. Weir Davenport: No wonder, everything he has on is charged. Jean T.: 'tVVhat shape is a kiss? Herbie U.: Give me one and Illl call it square. PHARMACY STOP SHOP and SAVE REPPERT'S Thirty-fifth and Ingersoll Telephone 5-3290 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two 163 THE ROUNDUP EXAMS A parody on Boots by Rudyard Kipling, with due apologies We're afoot-slog-slog-slog-slog -slogging into class again Foot-4foot--foot-foot-slogging into class again CBooks-books-books-books-piled high upon the desks againj There's no escape from exams. Seven-six-eleven-five-twenty questions todayagain Four-eleven-seventeen-thirty two the day before- CBooks-books-books-books-pi l ed high upon the desks againj There's no escape from exams. Don't-don't-don't-don't-look at the questions in front of you. CBooks-books-books-books-piled high upon the desks againbg Students-students-students-go mad with watching them, Au' there's no escape from exams. Try--try-try-try-to think of the right answer CASCADE LAUNDRY CO. DRY CLEANERS LAUNDERERS Phone 3-1181 Thirteenth and Grand Ave. CBooks-ebooksfbooks-books-piled high upon the desks againlj An' there's no escape from exams We-can-stiek-out-hunger, thirst, an' weariness But-notwnot-not-not the chronic sight of 'em. Books-books-books-books-piled high upon the desks again, An' there's no escape from exams Oh-nqigifgpld-keep-me from goin' whim E. Craft For Q U A L I T Y and S E R V I C E O. B. West Company Distributors Call the Hickman Avenue Pharmacy Thirtieth and Hickman Avenue PHONE 5-3773 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two - THE ROUNDUP vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvsas. Frank S.: Only fools are certaing wise men hesitate. Coach Harris: Are you sure? F. S.: Yes, certain of it. A modern wall-flower is a girl who dances all of the time. 'What do you cliargc for your rooms F Five dollars up. But I'm a student .... Then it's five dollars down. Art Porter: Do you dance? Helen Drew: Divinely. Goodyear Tires Exide Batteries One Stop Service SCHOOLER RUBBER CO., INC. Dial 3-6281 Locust at Twelfth St. Vlvllllt do you know about foreign relations? Q Nothing, all my family was born in America. FOR TRUE ECONOMY- ADAMS BOYS Ride the Trolleys GROCERIES AND MEATS DES MOINES RAILWAY CO. 3029 Ingersoll Phone 5-0117 Woltz the Piriuwe Man Your Graduation- One of the High Lights in Your Life It's your personality-the attractive qualities almost in- describable in language - yvhich holds your friends. Fhey vyill see those qualities -life-like, pleasing, in your photograph made in our studio. Woltz Studio 204 IEWETT BLDG, AT 9th S: GRAND Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two M-W-MMMMN-ww-M THE 168 ROUNDUP Compliments of-- I'll bare with zest my manly chest To the teeth of the icy gale. VICTORIA This is the life for me, boys! HOTEL The life of a sailor, oh 1- Sixth and Keo. Way Centrally Located Delightful Atmosphere APARTMENT and COMMERCIAL WELCOME IF YOU HAD 510,000 AND ONE YEAR TO LIVE: WHAT VVOULD YOU DO? Here's what these people would do: Dean Ingleman: I would buy a 35,000 ranch and go to Canada and live alone. Mary Taylor: Buy a ritzy car and head for Cal. John Dudley: Buy a 310,000 bed and sleep. John E. Craft: Read all possible literature on how to live longer. Maxine Muir: Spend the year framing the 310.000, Maxine Harding: Buy some exclu- sive Paris styles and spend 364 nights in a paris night club. Marjorie Pilmer: Die of the shock. Verna Olmstead: Buy 310,000 worth of food and eat it: and spend the other 364 days recuperating. Bill Thompson: Buy Annabelle 510,000 worth of locker keys and spend the year losing them. Lois Hill: Kill myself having a good time. Irma Nichols: Have all the money changed into pennies and throw them away. VVillis Haven: Invent a perpetual movement life machine. George Rood: Down Hunsicker ir. poker and die happy. Helen Drew: Visit all the foreign countries and flirt with the foreign- ers. Give me an old Nor'wester, With hail stones by the peck, A driving sleet, beneath my feet The toss of an icy deck. Put me aloft in the blizzard, A-furling a frozen sail, I live it eke three times a week In a good, warm picture show, Sweet Mary Taylor Went with a sailor To get a ride on a ship She became ill, and took a pill To keep from biting her lip. THE CAR SHOP for HIGH GRADE UNUSED TRANSPORTATION 1012-18 Locust St. Phone 4-743' Cabin Passage , Tour De Luxe , Raymand Whitcomb, say, or Cofok's. Or another agency, It is all the same to me. Any line or any ship, Any dock or any slip. Any port or anywhere , Any distance--I don't care. Travel circulars are free And create an ecstasy In my heartkl read them through And make believe, as children do! Ethel Veatch Schmidt and RONSLAND VEATCH DANCING STUDIO All Types of Dancing Taught Private Lessons by Appointment 5-3161 3627 GRAND joy Brown: Love making is just as it always was. L. Eubank: How do you know? J. B.: I was just reading of a Greek maiden who stayed up all night listening to a lyre. Annabelle Leisure: Buy a rowboat and go around the world. Lorraine Lockridge: Get married and go to Mars. Bus. Phone 4-5318 Res. Phone 5-5309 VECCHI Custom Tailor ENSEMBLE HABERDASHERY Emilio E. Vecchi 804 Locust St. Des Moines, Iowa Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two vvvsAAAAArvvvvvvsArvvvvvs vvvvvvvvvvvvvvsavvsasfvvvs. THE ROUNDUP Ye Tostwich Shoppe 910 Walnut Street Special 251: and 35c Breakfasts Noon Plate Lunches Moderate Price s Special Supper Steaks and Chops Home Cooking Home Made Pastries 15 Blk. East Hotel Fort Des Moines SHOES Oh! High heels, low heels or no heels at all, The low make you short-the high make you tall. Sandals, slippers, oxford or ties- Formal, street wear, evening-of all dyes. The girls have all the trouble in pick- in' out the clothes, After their shoes are bought their trouble is with their hose. Oh! high heels, low heels or no heels at all, Different shoes for every season- summer, spring or fall. BOYS and GIRLS- IF YOU WANT A REAL CANDY BAR -EAT- Jacobson's Dairy Maid VANILLA and MAPLE NUT FLAVOR Made in Des Moines Northwestern Candy Co. BELL'S GROCERY 8: MARKET QUALITY FOODS LOW CASH AND CARRY PRICES A Home-Owned Store 2326 University Ave. l 'H p t i I . aegis REFIQIGERATQIQS 1 i 4 evelations in style.4: Q . beautiful lines and i Finishes, gleaming whites I or subtle colors...hroom- ll F I high legs for easy clean- lr' ingmunobstructed tops... smart hardware.. enlarged food capacities... greater convenience... thiclcer insul- ation...uniformly low, safe temperaturesmwashed air circulationmnothing to get out of order... in- creased economy...popular prices. DES MOINES ICE 8 FUEL C0 DIAL 3-4221 CONSUMERS ICE CO. DIAL 4-3261 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two 170 THE ROUNDUP COMPLIMENTS OF A. V. KELLER No matter how many times you slice it. it's still a golf ball. Chuck Glass is so dumb that he thinks George Washington is the guy whose wife makes Candy. MORE MILES, MORE SPEED, MORE POWER with FIRE CHIEF GASOLINE MINEAR'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Forty-second 81 University ELNORA'S COFFEE SHOP Sandwiches SOFT DRINKS ICE CREAM Sirloin Hamburgers-Our Specialty Phone 5-9296 3213 Forest Ave. Bella: Am I the first girl you ever kissed? Bill: Now that you mention it, your face does look familiar. MARY'S LAMB UP-TO-DATE Mary had a little lamb, Given by a friend to keepg It followed her around until, It died from loss of sleep, Maxine: Is it dangerous to drive Elizabeth Werblosky with one hand? DANCING Arthur: You bet. More than one A fellow has run into a church doing it. 209 Plymouth Bidg' 5-7732 COMPLIMENTS D Q ROSE CAMPBELL BEAUTY es Molnes Clean SALON Towel Service Phone 3-0327 301-2-6 Des Moines Building DES MOINES- IOWA fYour ovsm, old, reliable, Halliburton Bros. QUALITY GROCERIES 2731 Beaver .............. 5-4624 1801 13th ...... ....... 4 -7173 1622 20th ...... ....... 5 -0474 691 39th ..... ....... 5 -1913 B E C K COAL sz MINING Co. linen Supply Co.D 1111 High Street Phone 3-5618 ' A . - 507 Slxth ve Service COALS PHONE Prestige Virgin'a Office 4-8173 f ' t 'on Kentmicky Mine 5-1922 Sa zsfac Z Iowa 5-0855 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Field's Sorority Footwear for Girls Different At New Lower Prices S5 and S6 FIELD SHOE CO. 508 Walnut St. For Road Service Phone 5-0537 Shappy's Super Service Station 2321 University Ave. Tires, Batteries, Washing, Greasing, GASOLINE and OILS Simonizing and Auto Accessories MILLER'S GARAGE Phone 5-9265 1150 Polk Blvd. GAS OIL TIRES TUBES Batteries, Greasing, Cars Washed Accessories, General Repairing Towing Service Mr. Irwin to Chemistry Class: I am now going to perform an experi- ment and one small mistake would blow us through the roof. Now step closer so you can follow me better. ZINSMASTER'S BREAD Sliced Unsliced Be sure to ask for Zinsmaster's Have you been contributing to the Roundup? Yes, but they only accepted one of my contributions. VVhat was that? HA dollar--for my annual. Paris Beauty Salon MRS. E. M. MCCARTY Specialists in all lines of 'Beauty Culture Hair Dyeing' 41146 University Ave. Phone 5-3502 4 Operators DES MOINES, IOWA S TILL COLLEGE appreciates the cooperation of the Athletic Department of our High Schools. You should know more about Osteopathy as a vo- cation. Visit or write Des Moines Still College of Osteopathy 722 Sixth Ave. There's nothing as stimu- lating to yourself and oth- ers as an investment in new clothes. Jerrems' Custom Tailored Suits of imported Woolens can be had at S50 Tailors and Importers 308 Eighth Street Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Seventh and Keosauqua QUEAL LUMBER COMPANY TWO BIG YARDS East Fourth and Grand TENNIS RACKETS and RESTRINGING M. E. BAIR Phone 4-5825 713-15 Grand Nice Old Man: My lad, do you know what becomes of the little boys who use had language at their play? Little Jimmie: Yeah, they grow up and play golf. -Journal of Progress. Miss Duncan Ct-or John Huyckjz John, as you pass the office will you get the correct time and set your watclig then when you return from lunch tell me?'l WE ARE FOR- Roosevelt and Ransom Tea Room 706-10 Locust St. John H.: I'm sorry, hut my watch is at the jcwelcr's. Miss Duncan: Oh, that's all rightg just put it down on paperf' You were with me But a little while, I had just learned To love you. Your graceful curves Filled mc with ecstasy, You were my pride, My masterpiece! Dear little mustache, I am sorry I fell asleep In thc harber's chair. i1.l.L. T1 XxXyxSllTUTE OF ff -P . ll 3 ...til ww it WWLAWR-7 'ill THE SCHOOL WHERE W I FUTURES ARE Forman l l - Attend a Modern Business College Only business college in Iowa re- quiring graduation from high school for admission. Accredited courses oifered in Stenography, Secretarial, Account- ing, Court Reporting, and Civil Service training. Enrollment limit to two hundred select students. Send for a copy of the LADDER, the A. I. B. Year Book. American Institute of Business 615 Sixth Avenue Des Moines Z THE ROUNDUP Finish Shorthand 85 Accounting in Iowa's Outstanding Business College UNIVERSITY OF COMMERCE L. E. GIFFORD, President Sixth and Euclid Dial 3-6275 Little John Craft Sat on a raft With his toes hanging into the Waterg He gave a loud squeal, For there was an eelg- His feet came back where they oughter. For Quality Groceries and Meats and for Prompt Service, Call DAVID HURWITZ Phones, Dial 5-0172-5-0173 3510 University Des Moines Francis F.: A penny for your thoughts. Marty C.: What do you think I am, a slot machine? KIRKWOOD FLORAL CO. Des Moines' Telegraph Florists Ninth and Walnut Sts. DIAL 4-4166 JENNY FROCKS S10 and S15 724 Walnut Street PARODY TO ALL OF ME Late to class, why am I late to class? I need a pass, but where will I get one? Teachers cross, I never get there, It's just like a tragic nightmare: You said that my excuse was a lie, An alibi that did not get me by. 'Twas the look on your face, That taught me my place, And now I'm on time to class. Written by Mary Alice Becker and Norabelle Boyd. I haven't slept for days. Whatsamatter, sick? rn u MONTOUR STUDIO DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITURE 820 Locust Street Phone 4-4302 BAKER-DARNES CO. Hardware, Plumbing. Spouting and Sheet Metal Work. Minimum charges for labor. 42nd and University Ave., 5-0551 and 5-0552-3205 S. W. 9th St., 4-7922 All pictures of Clubs, Buildings and Grounds were taken by The WESTING PHOTO SERVICE Complete Home Movie Equipment Reynolds Movie Film Library 3816 Sixth Avenue Phone 3-3624 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two 173 vsAzvvvvvsAAAArvvsAvvsAAAA. THE ROUNDUP HARRY A. MOELLER GROCERY 904 Forty-second Fruits, Vegetables, Groceries and Meats-Bakery Goods MEMBER OF BETTERBUY ASS'N Four Phones 5-4560 Teacher: Johnny, how dare you swear before me ? Smarty: Well, how did I know you wanted to swear first? National Life Company W. P. HALEY, General Agent . 211 Iowa Building Office Dial 4-77173 Residence Dial 5-3922 IOWANOLA Golden Guernsey MILK and CREAM Bottled Exclusively for Particular Tasters' Produced and bottled on one of Iowa's iinest dairy farms un- der a national trade-mark, as- suring you of a pure and gen- uine GOLDEN GUERNSEY PRODUCT Chas. A. Mountain Phone 5-0594 The Sensation of 1932 The ROCKNE IX Built by Studebaker Let Us Demonstrate O'DEA MOTOR CO. Phone 3-3248 1115 Locust St. STUDEBAKER Builder of Champions Pioneer of Free Wheeling Be hard to please when you buy your new car! Insist on getting a 1932 value as well as a 1932 model. Don't take less than all the worth-while engi- neering advaneements-not just one or two or three of them. Higher Quality, Fiine Perform- ance, Lower Prices The four Great Buys for 1932 PRESIDENT EIGHT COMMANDER EIGHT DICTATOR EIGHT STUDEBAKER SIX HARTER MOTORS, Inc. 1100 Locust St. 3-6264 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two Avvvvvv 1 THE ROUNDUP Vv'omen of the United States are being urged to buy only American- made perfumes-to become 100 per scent Americans, so to speak. Clark B.: Burglars broke into my house last night. A. Porter: Get anything?l' C. B.: They searched everywhere, then left a live dollar bill on my bureau. Compliments of C. C. TAFT CO. Compliments Charles Weitz Sons, Inc. Building Construction 713 Mulberry Des Moines, Ia. Any Girl's Dad: Now, daughter, I don't mind you sitting up late with that young man of yours, but I do object to him walking off with my morning papers, Miss Jacobs: What is the mean- ing of the word 'murderous'?l' Frank Dole: UA murderess is a lady who commits murders. Jane and Bill drove up the hill In their little old rickety Hivver. They hit a wire and blew out a tire And tumbled down into tl1e river. Little Miss Bar Sat in her ear Eating pumpkin pieg Along came a sheik Whom she'd known just a week And took Miss Bar bye-bye. Nadine I. CTO junk Maul: Is that a clray horse? Junk Man: No, it's a brown horseg and stop your baby talk. The man who broke the record driv- ing a stock car from coast to coast, probably was looking for ,a place to park. Nanie Martin: But you'1l admit I have a pretty facefl John Dudley: Even a barn looks good whe11 it's painted. Richelieu Grille Fountain Service PHONE 3-1586 807 LOCUST ST. Breakfast Lunch Dinner After Theatre Compliments of Sears, Roebuck 8L Co. 412-418 Walnut St. Des Moines Compliments of ARMOUR CREAMERIES Manufacturers of CLOVERBLOOM FULL CREAM BUTTER Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two THE ROUNDUP Drake University l-,llii I ' AN OPPORTUNITY FOR DES MOINES W Sometimes - Opportunities Are Overlooked ' t Because They Are So Close To Us - PRES. D. W. MOREHOUSE Nationally known Scientist heads Drake Uniziemity DRAKE OFFERS DES MOINES STUDENTS An Opportunity - to receive a university education Without entailing heavy expenses of living' away from home. All Opportunity - for instruction from professors who are specialists in their fields. An Opportunity - to correlate the cultural advantages of a thriving capital city with the liberal edu- cation of a university. An Opportunity- to choose from Six Colleges: Liberal Arts Education Bible Commerce Law Fine Arts You Are Cordially limited to Visit Us DRAKE UNIVERSITY Des Moines' Own University Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-two I A E E 2