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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1938 volume:

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Battrick, Vice Principalg Barry L. Oakes, Study Hall. 8 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight A A A A A A A A A The 'Roundup First row-Marguerite C. Baridon, French, Spoor, French, Jeanne Platt, Spanish. Second row-Chrystal D. Price, shorthand, ty Hazlet, shorthand, typing, A. Edwin For F. Barnes, business training, commercial Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-ez'ght Spanishg Maisy B. Schreiner, L-ating Violet P. 'pingg Robert G. Blattenberg, bookkeepinigg Helen slnan, salesmanship, commercial geographyg Orval law. 9 7726 Oufidllflp A A A A A A A A A First 1'ow-Sarah P. Risser, English, Lating Charlene E. Sperry, English, German: Mattie M. Buch, Englishg Miram A. Huffmzm, English, special curriculuzng Ida T. Jacobs, English. Second row--Stephanna Balliet, Englishg G. Eunice Meers, English, journalismg Elizabeth Amlie, Englishg Jennie R. Brody, Englishg Bess B. Ballantync, English. 10 Nineteen HMHli7'6d and 'Thirty-eight A A A A A A A A A The Roundup First row-Edith M. Fischer, scienccg Grace D. Maynard, niathemnticsg YVil1iam .Koch, scieuceg Clarence E. Irwin, chemistry, mathemmicsg A. Nc-al Hutchins, mamthematicsg Nettie N Donovan, mathematics. Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight 11 7726 A A A A A A A A A First row-Mary Elizabeth Breese, art and Englishg Gretta L. Wolfe, foods, vocations, special curriculumg Vera Arnold, arty Nell Spratt, home economics, Iris C. Anderson, physical education, Latin, Ruby L. Patterson, physical education: Edith E. Johnson, nurse. Second row-C. J. Schollenberger, landscaping, special curriculumg Agnes Larson, music, Glennie Mastin, dramatics, speechg Clarence W. Bootman, woodworkg Clark A. Munger, physical education, hygieneg August H. Rump, physical education. 12 Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-eight A A A A A A V A A A , The Roundup SOCIAL SCIENCE TEACHERS First row-Blanche L. Nelson, Don XV, Barker, 'Marcus L. Moore, Mary B. Knsson, Earl S. Kalp, Sara, M. Nollen. Sammi row-Ardon L. Cole, Helen XV. Sherwood, D. Alice: Hivks, Georgia Forkuev. NiH6fE672 Hundred and 7'hirty-eight 13 T126 A A A A A A A A A CAFETERIA WORKERS First row-Edith Tinmons, Mae Green, Winnie Hnhman, Grace Dockstader. Second row-Mardicie Jones, Letha Harper, Hazel Smith, Jessie Ferguson. 14 Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-eight A A A A A A A A A The 'Roundup CUSTODIANS R. J. Carlisle, C. H. Baker, L. H. Potlpiuger, Mrs. Emlyth Martin, A. D. Jacobson, R. D. Cihristian, H. M. VVils011, Charles Lydic. Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-eight 15 4 Q Q 5 5' gl 5 V! fr 4 QQ i u ! Y 5 5 3 1 1 . . , ..--, ,i I , f , JJ, ' 'lx , ' I ' I .,, A , Wu+,,1 1 I W 1 up xlqq lf 1, , Y rdr gu Nwww SCHOOL W '1 A U Q YN, 'UN g , N f 'W , f, 121. 'W 4 W ,- k f , 5 ' ix j 7 1 W :-Q If H b Vi J Y V ? Q Q ,im I - rbi., 'K f wx 'N , ' N ' x 351 ii N L SQ Q . 1 .' - f V af I A I J - an -X 1'-1' , , A' J f x f. 'f fx, N '-fs fff ' R 1 gif N X, Y I . xx K X lx, 3 M W1 ,X x s, 4 N , 1 I 5 ' 1 ,gl X . Q Ax R! ' X , HN, xx V Q! j V X 'x 1 -3 Ji v' w.f M K - A W 'My N I fn' Yi , AW X K X .K AQ ' 5 I N xo W , H -M M V! ! 1 I -f J X, , f uJ.- W W Q TM X S V ' V Ck ' X, , ' 3 x - fx . ' Na. V ,N 1-mv! fl .5 M , 1 - ,V 2 ,' 'N ' M I fx 6 , ., - MN.: , Y' M M W H' W ,A X ' If, 'fx ' ,. Y ' Am' :J -L . X EJ If f M ' w f ,v , , In . .S fa? The 'Roundup A A A A JANUARY CLASS ROW ONE BAICHLY, VIRGINIA Gym Leaders '35, Hi-Y. '35, '36, Girls' Club '35, pres. '36, '37, H. R. pres. '37, H. R. treas. '36, secy. '35, Student Council '35, '36, service comm. '36, judiciary '37, girls' glee club '36, chorus '35, '36, senior class secy. '37. JOHANN, BOB Iowa State University Hi-Y. '35, '36, '37, R Club secy. '37, basketball '35, '36, captain '37, '38, tennis '34, '35, '36, captain '37, Roundup sports editor, senior class pres. BIRCHENALL, DORIS Girls' Club board '35, '36, '37, '38, Latin Club '35. '36, '37, '38, Tlieodian Club '35, '36, '37, '38, H. R. pros. '37, '38, noon movie comm. '37, '38, Nat'l Honor Society '37, '38, senior class girls' advisor '38. ROW TWO GALE, ROBERT LEE Chess Club pres. '36, Debate c.lub '36, Fencing Club '37, H. R. pres. '36, chairman of assembly comm, '37, '38, member of citizenship comm. '36, '37, Senior Frolics production mgr. '37, H. R. talent assembly comm. '37, pres. of Honor Society, senior class treas. MILLER, TED Drake University Hi-Y., football '35, '36, '37, swimming '36, '37, track team '35, '37, H'. R. vice pres., noon movie usher, noon movie comm., senior class boys' advisor. BOOKEY, LESTER University of Illinois Tennis '36, '37, basketball '34, '35, H. R. treas. 34, '35, H. R. pres. '36, '37, Roundup humor editor '37, senior class vice pres., program comm. chmn. ROW THREE ANDERSON, BERT Drake or Iowa Boys' Hi-Y. '36, '37, basketball '36, '37, H. R. vice pres. '37, boys' intramural co-chmn. '37, '38, produc- tion staff, cheerleader '37, '38, Roundup sports staff, senior social chmn. AMEND, MARY JANE Drake or Stephens Cap and gown comm. ALLEN, JACK Football '36, '37, wrestling '35, '36, banquet comm. ROW FOUR BENNETT, ROBERT B. University of Illinois Points comm. BACHMAN, WILLARD Drake or Still Orchestra '35, '36, '37. BARRETT, MARVIN University of Chicago French Club '36, '37, Scribblers' Club '35, '36, '37, treas. and pres., Quill and Scroll, pres. '37, service comm. '36, assembly comm. '37, Senior Frolics '37, Nat'l Honor Society '37, co-editor of Roundup. ROW FIVE BERKEIMANN, LORRAINE Chorus '35, '36, '37, '38, glee club '35, '36, '37, '38, Roundup staff, cap and gown comm. BENZ, BOB Grinnell Boys' Club cabinet '36, '37, Boys' Club secy. '37, Boys' Hi-Y. '36, '37, senior class social comm. BENNETT, LOUISE Iowa State ROW SIX BRO, SIGRID Dana or C.C.C.C. Mixed chorus. BRODY, BETTY Scribblers' '36, secy. '37, Quill and Scroll '37, Girls' cabinet '35, '36, H. R. secy. '37, senior commencement comm. '37, school history comm. '36, Roundup staff '37, BURKE, BERTHA M. Girls' Club cabinet '36, Girls' Club board '36, Leaders' Club '37, school beautiful comm. '36, Student Council rep. '36, '37, Student Council history comm., Sym- phonia '37, chorus '37, girls' glee club '36, '37, senior class printing comm. ROW SEVEN CARRELL, PETER Iowa State College German Club '36, '37, swimming team '36, '37, H. R. pres. '37, finance comm. '37, Honor Society '37, COLE, BOB Social comm., band and orchestra '32, '33, '34, '35, cap and gown comm. BRINKMAN, BOB Iowa State or Minnesota Track '37, H. R. vice pres. '35, pres. '36, Student Council '35, band '35. 18 Nineteen Hundred und 'Thirty-eight I A l A 'The onndup ROW ONE ROSS, DICK Iowa State College Hi-Y. '36, '37, swimming '36, H. R. vice pres. '35, . asst. treas. '36, boys' glee club '35, mixed chorus '35, senior class social comm. ONSIDINE, BETTY JANE German Club '37, H. R. secy. '35, '36, '37, assembly comm. '37, girls' glee club '35, '36, '37, secy. '35, '36, pres. '37, chorus '35, '36, '37, Symphonia '36, '37, class day comm. NGLE, PAUL R. H. R. attendance secy., Nat'l Honor Society. ROW TWO LDER, EVERETT Northwestern or Iowa State Stage crew '35, football '35, track '35, '37, wrestling '36, Boys' Club rep. '36, '37, senior class program comm. ORDYCE, DORIS Northwestern Theodian Literary society '37, Latin Club '35, Girls' Club forum leader, tennis '34, senior program comm. VANS, JACK Symphonia '36, H. R. treas. '36, '37, boys' glee club and chorus '35, '36, '37. ROW THREE LMETS, HARRY BARNARD Chicago or Iowa Boys' Club Hnance asst. chmn. '37, tennis '35, '36, H. R. pres. '36, H. R. chmn. of service comm. '35, '36, '37, Student Council service comm. '36, cafeteria comm. '37, class da asst. chmn. '37, LENNIKEN, JOSEPITIINE Iowa State or Drake ' Latin Club '35, Girls' Club rep, '36, '37, '38, Theodian ,Club '37, '38, forum leader '37, H. R. service chmn. 1 '35, senior chmn. of cap and gown comm. ORD, CHARLES Iowa State College Dramatic Honor Society '36, '37, Hi-Y. '35, H. R. asst. treas. '36, H. R. vice pres. '37, Boys' Club rep. '37, H. R. service comm., Cat and the Canary , senior class social comm. ROW FOUR RANKLIN, HOWARD , 'OLDMAN, BOB University of Illinois Hi-Y. '35, '36, '37, '38, R Club '37, '38, football '35, '36, 37, basketball '35, '36, '37, '38, track '35, '36, '37, captain of second football team '36, H. R. treas. '35, '36, '37, intramural comm. '36, intra- mural rep. '37, '38, monitor '35, '36, '37, Roundup staff '37, '38, senior class commencement comm. RANQUEMONT, BERNARD Iowa State 'Hi-Y., football '35, '36, track '35, '36, '37, baseball '35, H. R. treas., H'. R. asst. usher. ROW FIVE ORDON, ROBERT University of Arizona ,Snanish Club '37, Debate Club '36, tennis '36, '87' H. R. secy. '34, H. R. usher '35, H. R. vice pres. '36' ' Quill and Scroll '37, vice pres. '38, senior class ban- quet comm. . AIGH, JEAN Spanish Club '35, A chorus '36, '37, '38, B chorus '36, '37, pres. glee club '36, '37, '38, Senior Frolicas '37, Dramatics '86. ANLON, BETTY LENORE C.C.C.C. o' Cummings School of Art Girls' Club '37, senior class commencement comm. ' ROW SIX ANSEN, DICK Curtiss-VVright 'Teclx Spanish Club vice pres. '37, R Club, Hi-Y., golf '34, '35, '36, captain '37, H. R. pres. '36, Boys' Cluv cabinet '37, Annual staff '37, senior class banquet comm. AMMOND, JOANNA Iowa State Latin Club '35, Spanish Club treas. '37, ARDETY, NORMA JEANNE' , Row SEVEN EHMAEL, VIVIAN MARIE DHNSON, JOSEPH VV. Iowa State Colle e Hi-Y. '36, '37, Boys' Club friendship comm. '3 , 'chmn. friendship comm. '37, football '35, wrestli g ,'37, H. R. vice pres. '35, H. R. asst. treas. '36, H. . asst. '37, senior class treas. 'ITT, WARREN Nineteen Hundred and 'Uzirty-eight 19 The 'Roundup I i I ix 'A ROW ONE JEANSON, BARBARA Mac Murray College Leaders' Club '35, Sharks' Club '35, pres. '36, '37, Theodian '36, '37, Girls' Club treas. '37, tennis '35, '36, '37, Student Council research comm. '35, servic comm. '36, finance comm. '37, band '35, orchestra '353 Nat'l Honor Society, senior class commencement chmn. JOHNSON, RUTH Theodian Club '36, '37, Costume and Design Club '36, '37, Quill and Scroll '37, H. R. cor. secy. '37, Roundup and Annual staff. JONES, JAMES W. Northwestern French Club '36, '37, Hi-Y. '35, '36, '37, R Club '36, '37, swimming '35, '36, '37, H. R. pres. '35, H. R. vice Pres. '36, H. R. secy. '36, insignia comm. chmn. '37, senior class social comm. ROW TWO . KRUSE, LUCILLE MEAE Drake German Club '36, '37, Dramatic Honor Society '36, '37, pres. '38, citizenship comm. '37. KREKEL, MARGARET JEAN Drake German Club '36, vice pres. '37, H. R. social chmn. KING LLEWLLYN H. ' Senior Frolics '37. ROW THREE W RUSSELL LARSON MANTZ, GABRIELLE Northwestern Latin Club '35, '36, '37, Theodian Club '36, '37, Hi-Y. '36, Leaders '36, editor of Roundup, Nat'l Honor Society, Quill 85 Scroll. LAUGHEAD, JOHN H. R. asst. treas. '36, 37, H. R. asst. head usher '37, '38. Row Form , MEREDITH, ELIZABETH JANE Iowa some Girls' Club board '36, '37, Girls' Club cabinet '36, Leaders' Club '35, Girls' Hi-Y. '35, '36, social comm. '37, program comm. '36. i MAYDEN, MARGUERITE Iowa State Kitab-en-Nadi '37, chorus '36, '37, glee club '36, '37 McLAREN, ELOISE Chorus vice pres. '37, home economics secy '38, glee, club '37, chorus a '36, '37, chorus bg Senior Frolics '37, Honor Society '34, '35, '36, dramatics class play '38, Roundup staff '37, banquet comm. ROW FIVE MERRILL, ANN Scribhlers' Club vice pres. '37, H. R. secy. '36. MURPHY, WINIFRED GAY A.I.B. Master swimmer '36, girls' glee club, chorus '35, '36, '37, Roundup advertising staff '36, '37, MCDERMOTT, JACK Dancing Club '34, second band '34, first band '35. ROW SIX NUTT, PAUL University of Pennsylvania Latin Club '36, pres. '37, Hi-Y. '37, H. R. secy. '35, vicc pres. '37, building and grounds comm. '37, Honor Society secy. '37, senior banquet comm. chmn. '37, PAIGE, AUDREY Mercy School of Nursing Kitab-cn-Nadi '37, '38, Leaders' Club '35, '36, Hi-Y. W. '37, Girls' Club cabinet '36, '37, '38, citizenship comm. '37, Roundup clubs editor, banquet comm. NYE, DICK Hi-Y., football '35, H. R. usher and vice pres., cap and gown comm. ROW SEVEN PESHKIN, PHILLIP University of Minnesota H. R. usher, chmn. class day comm. PAUL, HARRY Acting pres. Spanish Club '35. PERCIVAL, WORTH 20 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eighz A A A A 'Thi' tR'0Zi72d ui' ROW ONE REPASS, PATRICIA State University of Io French Club treas. '37, H. R. treas. '35, '37, ch history comm. of Student Council '37, chorus Nat'l Honor Society. RAY, CLIFFORD, JR. Iowa State Univers Boys' Club treas. '37, H. R. treas. '37, director Wind in the South , transportation comm. chmn. RUMBAUGH, RUTH Gulf Park Coll Spanish Club 'E 7, '38, Roundup advertising '36, senior program comm. ROW TWO RAMSEY, TOM Iowa State Univer Hi-Y. '36, '37, football '36, '37, basketball '35, '. baseball '36, '37, H. R. pres. '36, H. R. vice '35, H. R, usher '37, Student Council rep. intramural comm. '36, Roundup humor editor. SCHENK, POLLY Latin Club '35. '36, German Club secy. '37 Theodian '37, '38, Players Club secy. '37, Dramatic Guild '36, Make-Up Club '37, bus. mg Annual '37, bus. mgr. of Roundup '37, '38, co-ch senior social comm., Senior Frolics. RICE, JACK. Football '36, baseball '35, 36, '37. 1 !'. ROW THREE SINCOCK, JOHN M. CDropped schoolj Chorus, boys' glee club, boys' quartet. SEARS, RICHARD Dr Players Dramatic Honor Society '37, Hi-Y. '37 Quill and Scroll '37, I-I. R. treas. '37, Student Cou service comm. '37, Boys' Club finance comm. Roundup staff '37, senior class social comm. '37, SCHRADER, DVVAN California Col. of Arts and Cr Nat'l Honor Society. ROW FOUR SPAGNOLA, ELIZABETH CECILIA Senior class banquet and decorations comm, SLOAN, DALE Iowa State Univer Baseball '37 , H. R. usher '35, '36, '37, printing co SWANSON, MARIE Girls' Club rep. '37, Costume and Design Club S HT I' XV it mn. '37 it 1 Y of e ge. '37 sit '56 If 1 pres. '36 , 38 '38 C Ill H 1 1 E alre , 'aa Ili il 1 a:'ts ty Ill. S. p 0 '37, vice pres. '37, girls' intramural chmn. '37, senior banquet comm. .5 1 ROW FIVE STCNECIPHER, LILLIAN Iowa State University Vice pres. Girls' Club '37, Leaders' Club '34, '35, Theodian Club '36, '37, Symphonia '37, Hi-Y. '35, '36, '37, vice pres. Nat'l Honor Society '37, '58' Student Council rep. '35, '36, '37, orchestra '34, 5, '36, '37. TENNIGHEIT, JIM Hi-Y., golf '35, '36, '37, football '35, '37, basketoall '36, '37, H. R. usher '34, '35, '36, '37. TAYLOR, DICK ROW SIX WILES, MAXINE THORNTON, JEAN Iowa State or D1 ake Theodian '37, Leaders' '36, Costume and Design '35' wardrobe chmn. '36, pres. '37, vice pres. Latin Clu 13 '35, G. A. A. '36, Hi-Y. '35, '36, H. R. secy. '36, Nat'l Honor Society. WASS, MARK, JR. Second team football '35, '36, first team football '37' wrestling '36, track '37, class day comm. ' ROW SEVEN WESTERBECK, KENNETH VVALLER, JIM Hi-Y. secy. '35, treas. '36, pres. '37, R Club pres. '36, '37, football '36, '37, swimming '35, '36, '37, rep. insignia comm. '36, chmn. '37, building and grounds chmn. '37, vice pres. '37, chmn. class sermon. VVICKES, BOB Annapolis or Iowa State Hi-Y. '36, '37, swimming '35, '36, '37, football '37, track '37, glee club '35, Nzneteen Hundred and 'Thzrly-ezght 21 l l 'The 'Roundup A A A 4 Row ONE 1 WILSON, LE ROY Iowa Stat! German Club '35, treas. '36, '37, H. R. pres. '35, H. R. vice pres. '37, '38, Student Council chmn cafeteria comm. '37, '38, Nat'l Honor Society '37l senior class asst. treas. . n .J VVILSON, MARION Prlncipi Girls' Club forum leader '37, Senior Frolics '37 chorus '34, '35, band '34, Debate Club '37, seniol class social comm. i WISSLER, MARIE Spanish Club '37, Symphonia '37, H. R. secy. '35, '36 glee club '35, '36, '37, mixed chorus '35, '36, '37. ROW TWO VVRIGHT, WALTER B. Iowa State Universitj R Club, Scribblers' Club '37, track '37, commence ment comm. member. 1 WRIGHT, DOROTHY ELIZABETH I Spanish Club '37, '38, Leaders' '37, H. R. vice pres '35, program comm. senior class '35, '36, senio social comm. '37. WINNICK, MINNETTE University of California Latin Club '35, '36, '37, Theodian '37, Quill anr Scroll '37, tennis '35, H. R. rec. secy. '37, H. R vice pres. '35, Girls' Club cabinet '36, Student Coun cil '36, '37, Nat'l Honor Society '37, Roundup stat, '37, senior program comm. JUNE CLASS Row THRI. CRAMER, BOB Boys' Club rep. '37, '38, citizenship comm. '37, '33 vice pres. senior class. MURPHEY, CHARLES Dartmoutl Vice pres. R Club '37, Hi-Y. '36, '37, '38, Boys Club social comin. chmn. '37, football '36, co-captain '37, swimming '37, '38, hospitality chmn. '37, H. R pres. '38, insignia comm. '37, senior class pres. DUDLEY, HOMER Dartmoutl Hi-Y. '37, '38, H. R. treas. '38, H. R. secy. '36 Student Council '37, '38, trcas. senior class. ROW FOUR VAN ARSDALE, CELIA Draki French Club '37, vice pres. '38, Symphonia '37, pres '38, H. R, vice pres. '36, H. R. rec. secy. '36, '37 assembly comm. secy., chorus '36, '37, '38, glee clul '38, sextette '37, '38, senior class girls' advisor. l NUTT, PAULINE Northwesteri Theodian '37, '38, Latin Club '35, '36, '37, secy. '38 Hi-Y. '37, '38, H. R. vice pres. '37, Student Counci '35, '36, judiciary secy. '38, senior class secy. TENNANT, WESLEY Stanford Debate Club '37, H. R. pres. '37, H. R. asst. treas '38, Student Council chmn. booster comm. '37, '38 senior class boys' advisor. ROW FIVE ABRAMSON, DOROTHY Illinois or Northwesteri' Theodian '36, vice pres. '37, pres. '38, French Clul '36, '37, '38, Girls' Club publicity chmn. '37, '38 golf '36, '37, H. R. treas. '35, H. R. cor. secy. '36, H. R. vice pres. '37. ABRAMSON, RUTH Wisconsin University Theodian '36, treas. '37, vice pres. '38, French Clul. '36, '37, '38, Girls' Club board '37, '38, Girls' Clul research chmn. '37, '38, Hi-Y. service chmn. '36, golf '36, '37, H. R. attendance secy. '35, '36, '37 Student Council service comm. '36, '37. AKERS, PEGGY Drake or Iowa Stat French Correspondence Club '37, Girls Club cabinet? social comm. '36, friendship comm. '37, '38, H. R. secy. '37, Leaders' Club '36, Roundup staff '38, Annual staff '38, senior banquet comm. chmn. ROW SIX ACKERMAN, LOIS Ames or Southern California Hi-Y. '36, membership comm. '37, '38, Theodian '38, H. R. secy. '37, Girls' Club rep. '38, Roundup staff '37, '38, Annual Staff '38. ADAMS, LAWRENCE Iowa State College Stage hand crew '36, '37, '38, exhibition dancing '35, ACELA, ROBERT C.C.C.C. ROW SEVEN ANDRUS, WALTER, JR. Iowa State College German Club '37, '38, H. R. vice pres. '37, H. R: usher '37, '38, band '36, '37. ANDREWS, JOAN University of Iowa Theodian '37, '38, Sharks' Club secy. '36, '37, '38, Leaders' Club '35, '36, Girls' Club rep. '36, '37, '38, H. R. treas. '35, '36. l AULT, RONALD CAugustD Ames or Drake Hi-Y., basketball '36, '37, '38, golf '36, '37, '38, H. R. treas. '36, '37, '38, sports staff. 22 Nineteen Hundred und Tlzirty-eighzi BALL, LONVELL BAILEY, BUD W'est Point, Calif. Tech. or A Vice pres. '36, trcas. '37, social comm., service itor head. BEARGE, RICHARD Drake ROW TWO BECKER., MARY LOU Edgewood Park or House in the Pinis Girls' Club board '35, '36, H. R. vice pres. '35, II. . pres. '36, H. R. secy. '36, BENGE, DONALD Drake or University of Iowa German Club, H. R. asst. treas. '37, '38. ' BEDWELL, MARGUERITE Moody Bible Institute Glee club '35, '36, '37, '38, chorus '35, '36, '37, '38. ROW THREE BENNETT, FRED Iowa or Drake Trees. '36, '37, '38, booster comm, '36, '37, '38, lie- bate Club '37. BEST, BETTY Drake Univers ty Roundup staff, H. R. rec. secy. '38, Hi-Y. '38. BENTLEY, ANNA MARIE Drake or Nebraska French Correspondence Club '37, '38, Girls' Club board member '36, Hi-Y. W. vice pres. '36, Girls' C uh pres. '37, '38, Hi-Y. VV. '35, '36, H. R. vice pics. '37, '3S. ROW FOUR BLATNE, HELEN Lutheran Hospital or Ir wa Hi-Y. '36, '37, BIERMANN, JACK Drake or Iowa Symphonia '36, '37, '38, Hi-Y. '38, basketball 36, '37, '38, track '36, '37, golf '36, H. R. pres. 37, secy. '38, boys' quartet '36, '37, concert chorus 36, '37, '38, Annual sports editor '38. BEVERLEY, BETTY Drake or Iowa State Latin Club '36, '37, vice pres, '33, tennis '37, Il. R. usst. treas. '37, Roundup editorial editor. ROW FIVE BISHOP, MARGARET Drake or Iowa University Costume and Design '38. BOOTH, DANNA MAE University of Iowa Players' Club '37, '38, Hi-Y. '35, '36, '87, '38, K tab- en-Nadi '36, project chmn. '37, vice pres. '38, Lea Club '35, '36, '37, '38, Costume and Design make-up crew '37, '38, G. A. A., H. R. treas. Girls' Club rep. '35, '36, '37, history and service c '36, '37, intramural chmn. '37, '38, Dramatic Iion Society '37, '38. v PTH tiers' 36 '35' 1 1 H1 O 1' BLACKBURN, BOB Syracuse or Iirake Spanish Club '35, '36, '37, Hi-Y. '35, '36, '37, Student Council '35, '36, H. R. vice pres. '36, '38. ROW SIX BOWLER, DON Iowa State or Drake Boys' Club rep. '36, Hi-Y. '35, football '35, wrestling '35, '36, Roundup editorials '38, senior class social comm. '38. BORN, DAVID Iowa or Oklahoma Second football team '35. BRAKE, PHYLLIS ROW SEVEN BRAND, WILLIAM KRAUTH Iowa State or Iowa. University Hi-Y. '38, basketball '36, '37, golf '36, '37, '38, rec. secy. '37, H. R. cor. secy. '37, H. R. athletic chmn. '36, '37, '38, usher '35, '36, '37, '38, monitor '38, Roundup junior high news '38, Annual advertising '38, H. R. Boys' Club rep. '38. BRINDLE, BRUCE Penn. State or Texas A. 85 M. Wrestlin '37. BRINKMAN, BILL Drake or, Ames Hi-Y. refreshment chmn. '37, H. R. treas. '36, '37, '38, H. R. vice pres. '36, senior social comm. chmn. Nineteen Hundred and Thzrty-ezglit 23 ROW ONE JOSEPH Grinnell '36, assist. treas. '38, RICHARD LESLIE '36, baseball '38, II. R. usher '36, band public speech '36, '38. KATHRYN Drake or Grinnell Club '36, '37, '38, Scribblers' Club '36, secy Y. YV. '37, '38, glee club '37, feature editor ROW TWO BURNETTE, BETTY JANE Grinnell or Northwestern French Club '37, '38, Costume and Design Club '37, lli-Y. YV. '37, II. R. secy. '36, '37, '38, chmn. history comm. '38, BRUNER, BETTY Drake University Theodian '36, sery. '37, '38, French Club '37, '38, H'i-Y. YV. '35, '36, '37, '38, Girls' Club vice pres. '38, life saving '37, BURNS, CONRAD Iowa University German Club vice pres. '37, pres. '38, Boys' Club '37, '38, H. R. vice pres. '37, usher '37, '38, ROW THREE CALLAHAN, FRANK Iowa State College Hi-Y. '35, '36, '37, '38, H. R. secy, usher, Student Council '35, band '35, '36. L BITTCHER, MARJORIE Costume and Design Club '37. CAMPBELL, HOWARD E, Iowa State or U.C.L.A. German Club '38, Latin Club '37. ROW FOUR CAMERON, JOHN Harvard or A.I.B. Hi-Y. '35, '36, '37, '38, French Club '38, Latin Club: gulf team '36, '37, '38, swimming '36, '37, H. R. secy. '36, vice pres. '38, usher '37, H. R. box tender '36, '37, '38, band '34, '35, Frolic comm. chmn. CANINE, MARY Drake or University of Missouri, Pfaieus Club '35, '36, '37, H. R. secy. '35, '36, pres. '38, glee club '37, '38, chorus '37, '38, Roundup staff '38, CARLISLE, BETTY Drake Roundup staff '38. ROW FIVE CARPER, LOUISE CARNEY, JOHN Notre Dame French Club '36, '38, pres. '37, '38, H. R, usher '35, '37, Boys' Club rep. '38, citizenship comm. chmn. '37, '3-8. CARR, DON Drake or Ames H. R. pres. '37, stamp book comm. '36, ticket taking' and selling comm. '36. ROW SIX 1 CHAPMAN, BARBARA Drake or Northwestern Latin Club '36, '37, '38, Hi-Y. VV. , CARTER, ARTHUR Iowa State or Drake H. R. usher '36, '37, 38, senior line of march comm. chmn. 1 CHAMBERS, MARGARET ANN Ames or Drake, French Club '36, '37, '38, Theodian '37, '38, Hi-Y.. VV. '86, '37, pres. '38, safety comm. '38, ' ROW SEVEN ' CLARK, DORIS G1-innelll H. R. treas. '35, secy. '36, '37, service chmn. '38. 1 CHASE, ROBERT LAVVRENCE Ames Spanish Club '36, basketball '36, '37, '38, golf '36, '37, '38, H. R. pres. '36, Student Council rep. '37, vice pres. Student. Council '38, Roundup asst. editor '38. CLARK, ELIZABETH Drake or Iowa State Thendian '36, '37, '38, French Club '37, '38, H. RJ secy. '35, '36, Girls' Club cabinet '35, '36. 24 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight' l I I . . The 'Roundup , I ROW ONE CLARK, BETTY Northwestern or YVashington Univ, CLEVELAND, JACK Usher '36, '37, '38. COOK, BILL Drake or Iowa State Symphonia, '35, '36, '37, '38, band '35, '36, '37, '38. ROW TWO COE, JACK Drak Hi-Y., R Club, golf '35, '36, '37, '38, II. R. vias' pres. '35, Roundup sports staff. H I COON, ELIZABETH Iowa State Teachers or St. Ol 1 German Club '36, '37, '38, Kitab-eu-nadi '37, H. R secy. '35, glee club '35, '36, chorus '36, '37, '38 COOK, GEORGE Iowa University or Harvard Latin Club '36, Hi-Y. '37, '38, football '36, '37, bas- ketball '37, '38, H. R. treas. '38, usher '37, Boys' Club rep. '37, '38, cafeteria comm. '38. ROW THREE CORD, VIRGINIA Glee club '35, '36, '37, Roundup staff '37. CORRICK, BILL Drake or Iowa State Spanish Club '38, ' CORNELL, MILDRED MARGARET Drake Kitab-en-Nadi '37, '38, Hi-Y. '36, glee club '35, '38, '37, '38, chorus '33, band '35, '36. ROW FOUR CRAYVFORD, BOB Hi-Y. '38, basketball '36, '37, baseball '37, '3E' intramural '35, '36, '37, '38, H. R. asst. usher '33, usher '36, H. R. asst. treas. '36, treas. '37, boys' glee club '35, '36. COX, HOVVARD T., JR. Iowa State College Symphonia '37, '38, noon movie public address op- erator '36, '37, '38, Camera Club '37, band '35, '36, '37, '38, orchestra '36, '37, '38, I CORRIE, BETTY Draf c ' Sharks' Club '36, '37, '38, Leaders' Club '36, '37, '33' Hi-Y, '37, '38, golf '37, H. R. secy. '37, Girls Cl'1b '36, girls' intramural comm. '37, '38, ROW FIVE CUSHMAN, GENE HK R. attendance secy. '38, CURRAN, PAUL E. Iowa State Univers ty R Club '36, '37: Hi-Y., football '35, '36, '37, track '35, '36, '37, H. R. athletic chmn. '35, '36, insignia comm. '37, noon movies '37, Roundup staff. CROWELL, JACK Dre ke Symphonia '37, '38, band '36, '38, orchestra '36, '58, ROW SIX DEYVEY, MARJORIE LOUISE Purdue University Spanish Club '36, pres. '37, '38, glee club '35, '36, band '35, '36. DEJONG, DOROTHY University of Chicago Theodian Club '37, '38, French Club '37, '38, Sharks' Club '37, '38, secy. Theodian '38, H. R. treas. '35, '36, Girls Club rep. '38. DILLON, DON Drake or Annapolis Hi-Y., Boys' Club pres. '37, '38, Boys' Club cab net member '36, '37, football '35, '36, captain '37, track '36, '37, wrestling '36, '37, H. R. pres. '35, '37, H, R. secy. '36, Student Council comm. chmn. '37, '38. ROW SEVEN DRAKE, JANE Cumming School of, Art Concert chorus '36. DRAKE, ED Drake Hi-Y., Boys' Club: basketball '37, H. R. trees. '36, Boys' Club rep. '37. DOOLITTLE, CLYDE Iowa State College German Club '36, '37, '38, H. R. vice pres. '36. Y Nzneteen Hundred und 'Thzrty-eight 25 v-st W- Q- - fe fl :- Q X f im: f ,. ., 3,5 'Q is G x 3 x li L 2533 ,. X 'W .eq r ts' X X ' X The 'Roundup A l l ' ROW ONE , DREWE, FRANK University of Ion Annual staff. DUNGAN, MILDRED Costume and Design Club, treas. '37, pres. '38. DUNN, GENEVIEVE MacMurray or Drali Swimming Leaders' Club '35, '36, '37, '38, H. R. re secy. '36, H. R. vice pres. '37, '38, senior social comi ROW TWO EARLE, VIRGINIA Costume and Design Club '38, Hi-Y. '37, '38. DYSON, DOROTHY Iowa State or Monticel Senior life saving '37, '38, band '35, '36, '37, o chestra '36. DYER, BOB WVrestling '35, '36. ROW THREE ERICSON, HERBERT Iowa University or Dral- Dramatic Honor Society '37, '38, football '37, senii play '38. EDXVARDS, MARY French Correspondence Club '38, Girls' Club rep. '35 H. R. secy. '35, '36, '37, '38, EHRHART, INEZ 'Iowa State Colleg Costume and Design Club '37, Make-Up Club '31 Swimming Leaders' '37, '38, French Club '38. ROW FOUR ESPE, JEAN ELIZABETH Antinc Hi-Y. W. '36, '37, '38. ELLIS, BYRL ELVING, HELEN ANN Drake or Business Cnlleg Roundup staff '38, ' ROW FIVE FELT, KINGSLEY Iowa or Iowa Sta, Band, concert chorus. FITCH, DON Minnesota or Ric F F F F F F F 2 Baseball '37, '38, basketball '37, intramural comn '38, usher comm. '36, '37, EIK, PHYLLIS ANN Drake or Art Inst. of Chicag W. '36, Annual snapshots, weekly Roundu sta . ROW SIX OOTE, FRANNELL Theodian '37, '38, Kitab-en-Nadi '35, '36, '37, '35 Hi-Y. W. '37, H'. R. secy. '35, '36. LETTER, MARGARET Mary Jane's Modeling Sclio Spanish Club '35, '36, vice pres. '36, '37, palm bu '35, volley ball '37, '38, H. R. attendance secy. '3 asst. trees. '37. ' ITZPATRICK, BOB NOTl2llWV9Sl2B1 Symphonia, '36, '37, '38, Hi-Y. '37, '38, band '35, '3 '37, '38, orchestra '35, '36, '37, '38. ROW SEVEN OSS, LUCILLE Minnesota or Stephei Latin Club '37, '38, Hi-Y. WV. '37, ORE, WILMA MARGARET Gulf Park or Northwestel Kitab-en-Nadi '35, '36, Theodian '37, '38, Hi-Y. V '37, '38, H. R. treas. '35, '36. RANKLIN, RICHARD LEE Ames or Grinne Usher '37, '38. 6 N1'1zetcen Hundred and 'T111'rly-efgl A A A A The 'Roundu P ROW ONE FROWICK, LARRY GEIST, NORMAN Iowa State o Missouri School of Mines GARWICK, CECIL Iowa State or Minnesota German Club '37, '38, Hi-Y. '38, H. R. vice pres. '38. ROW TWO GLADFELDER, PAUL K. Associate editor weekly Roundup '38. GIBSON, BOB Gonzaga or Illinois H. R, asst. treas. '37, vice pres. '38, booster comn. '38, cheerleader '38, GONDER, DORIS Uanuary '39, Iowa or Chicago School of Fine Arts H. R. rec. secy. '35, '36, concert chorus '35, '36, '37, Annual Roundup staff. ROW THREE GLADWIN, BETTY LOU Stephers French Club '37, '38, Theodian Club '37, '38, Hi-Y. W. '37, '38, Girls' Club cabinet '37, '38, stamp comm. '37, '38, GROSS, DOROTHY GYLDENVAND, BETTY A.I.l3. Girls' Club '37. ROW FOUR GRUNANDER, DOROTHY Colorado Universi,y German Club '37, '38, girls' glee club. HANEMANN, BETTY University of Iowa HALSEY, ARLINE A.I.B. H. R. Girls' Club rep. '38. Row FIVE ' HARPER, JAMES Iowa State College or Dra ce H. R. treas. '37, chorus '36, '37, glee club '36, '37,' HARVEY, YVILLIAM Minnesota Track '38, H. R. usher '36, HARTMAN, MARJORIE Briarcliff French Club '37, '38, Hi-Y. '37, '38, H. R. treas. 'E '37 I Row srx ,6, HILL, CHARLOTTE Bradford Junior College French Club '37, '38, H. R. vice pres. '36. HILL, JOE Antioch Colle ge Latin Club '35, '36, Hi-Y. '35, '36, '37, '38, Boys' Club '37, '38, Student Council comm. '37, '38, Rout up staff '38, I-I. R. rec. sec. '37, H. R. pres. '37, H. usher '38, chmn. assembly comm. '38, social con '37, Roundup bus. mgr. ld- R. m. HATCHER, BETTY JEAN Stevens Spanish Club '37, vice pres, '38, Leaders' Club '36, ROW SEVEN HUSTED, HOYT Stage electrician '35, '36, '37, band '35, '36. HILL, KATHRYN HEWITT, JEAN 7 Gulf Port, Mass. Girls' Club rep. '35, girls' glee club '38, senior ploy. Tlineteen Hundred cmd 'Th1'1'ly-eight 1 27 'The 'Roundup A A A 1 ROW ONE , HOLBROOK, HOYVARD Iowa State Colleg Golf '35, '36, '37, basketball '35, '36, '37, H. R. pres '35, chmn, insignia comm. '38, intramural comm. '36 '37, Roundup staff, H. R. pres. '38, HOUSTON, ROBERT San Diego Training Schoo HOGAN, EUGENE Hi-Y. '37, '38, track '37, '38, student council '36, '37 '38, usher comm. head '36, '37, '38, ROW TWO HUEBNER, DUNCAN State University of Iow Hi-Y. '35, '36, '37, '38, basketball '35, '36, '37, '38 track '35, '36, '37, tennis '38, H. R, treas. '37, H. B vice pres, '35, '36, Roundup staff '38. JANSON, ELIZABETH Iowa State Colleg' Costume and Design Club '37, '38, Hi-Y, '36, '37, '38 roller skating comm. '37, JOHNSON, STANLEY Drak, Stamp comm, chmn. '37, '38, boys' glee club '37, '38 concert chorus '37, '38, Row THREE l JACOBS. ALICE School of Fashion Designin' Rockefeller Plaz Social chmn. German Club '37, '38, Washington a, sembly '38, JACOBSON, BERNICE Iowa or Iowa Sta Latin Club '35, '36, vice pres. '37, pres. '38, Theodia, '37, '38, H. R. treas. '35, H. R. vice pres. '37, student coun. service chmn. '37, '38, Roundup club news' senior line of march comm. , KAHN, LENORE MARGIE University of Wisconsin Spanish Club '36, players honor society '37, senid play '38, Roundup adver. staff '37, '38, Makeul Club sec. '38, , ROW FOUR ' KEMP, GENEVIEVE C.C.C.C. or A.I.E KENWORTHY, MARY LOU Grinne French Club '37, treus. '38, Hi-Y. '34, '38, golf '3 KENVVORTHY, ALICE l ROW FIVE KINKER, CARROLL Iowa State or Drak Symphonia '37, '38, German Club '37, '38, treas, Sym phonia '38, band '35, '36, '37, '38, H. R. Boys Clu' rep. '38, senior commencement comm. chmn. KINGSLEY, BARBARA A.I.B. or 0.0.0.6 Life saving '37, '37, senior class co-chmn. typinf and mimeographing. 4 KIRKPATRICK, LAVON Iowa Stat Hi-Y. '36, '38, H. R. social comm. chmn. W Row six ' l KROEGER, ELEANOR Iowa Stat Latin Club '36, '37, French Correspondence Club '3 '38, Sharks' Club '37, '38, Hi-Y. '36, H. R. girls intr mural rep. '37, '38, assist. treas. '38, service climi '37, '38, Roundup and annual girls' sports staff. A LAGERQUIST, HAYNES Iowa State Collegi Boys' Club vice pres. '37, '38, German Club pres. '36 '37, Hi-Y. '38, ' LARSON, BETTY Stephens or Grinnel Kitab-en-Nadi '37, golf team , H. R, sec. '38, banl and orchestra '36, '37, 1 ROW SEVEN 9 LAMBERT, RUTH' V, Drake or Lawrenc Kitab-en-Nadi '37, H. R. rec. sec. '37, Girls' Clul rep. '38, girls' glee club '37, , LAUCK, PAUL Iowa state or Grinnel Spanish Club '35, H. R. usher '36, l LEIGH, VIRGINIA ' Hi'Y. '37, '38, Costume and Design Club '38, H. R vice pres. '36, '37, N l Z8 Nineteen Hundred and 'I'hz'rty-eighi l l i A A A The onndnp l ROW ONE 1ECOQ, JEANNE Drake Hi-Y. W. '37, '38, French Correspondent Club '37, '38, H. R. rec. sec. '37, attendance sec. '37, glee club '37, '38, chorus '37, '38, QEVY, EDWARD RAYMOND Iowa University Football '37, track '37, '38, feature and humor staff on Roundup, chorus and glee club '36, JBIVIS, MARJORIE E. , Symphonia '34, '35, Girls' Club rep. '35, concert chorus '33, '34, '37, '38, girls' glee club '33, '34, girls' sextet '34, '37, '38, ROW TWO QINDER, CLARENCE Iowa State College QUMSDEN, CAROLYN Iowa State College Leaders' Club '35, '86, '37, pres. '38, Latin Club '35, '36, research and reference comm. chmn. '37, member- ship chmn. '38, Girls Club secy. '37, '38, Hi-Y. VV. '37, N publicity chmn. '38, H. R. treas. '35, Student Council rep. '36, '37, noon movie treas. '38. JYON, ROBERT Colorado University Football '36, '37, '38, basketball '36, '37, track '38, ROW THREE , AYNCH, JAMES Cflngnsil Drake Basketball '35, '36, band '35, '36, orchestra '35, '36, Roundup '37, SIacCANON, CURTIS York VIAGERS, NORMAN QAugustJ ROW FOUR VIADDEN, PEGGY Iowa State Collegrf Sharks '37, '38, Theorlian '37, '38, Lenders' Club '37 '38, golf '36, '37, NIALLET, CORNELIA Latin Club '36, vice bros. '37, H'i-Y. VV. '36, '37, Theo- dian pres. '37, '38, French Club '37, '38, Girls' Club . board '35, '36, service chmn. '37, '38, H. R, sec. '35, vice pres. '37, Student Council rep. '36, '37, sect. '37, '38, ll'ARSH'ALL, BILL University of Southern Cal. Symphonia '37, '38, band '34, '35, '36, '37, orchestra '35, '36, chorus '37, '38, boys' glee club, drum major '34, '35, '36, '37, national competition '35, '36, W ROW FIVE MAY, GEORGE J. Student Council stage crew '37, '38, frolics comn. senior class. ' MARTIN, ETTA MAY Gulf Park P French Club '36, '37, '38, Hi-Y. VV. service chmn. '37, '38, Girls' Club cabinet rep. '37, '38, MARTIN, VVILLIAM ILES , Debate Club '36, '37, Boxing Club '36, '37: Scrib- blers' Club '38, wrestling Csecond teaml '36, '37, '3S': H. R. corresponding sec. '36, ROW SIX MCANENEY, PATRICIA University of Southern California or Grinnell NIAYNARD, BETTY Dralie French Correspondence Club '37, '38, chorus '37, lMAYO, SHIRLEY L. Iowa State 1 Girls' Club rep. '37, Girls' Leaders' Club '36, or- chestra '35, '36, '37, all-city orchestra '36, l ROW SEVEN IMcCLlNTIC, BOB Iowa or University of Southern California Hi-Y. '35, '36, football '35, H. R. intramural chmn. McDERMOTT, JUNE Leaders' Club '38: stamp comm. '36, '37, '38, Round ip Staff '38, iMcDANIEL, RAIASTON H. R. Roundup distributor '37, Roundup staff '88, I Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight 29 The 'Roundup A A A A ROW ONE McGILL, JOHN Minnesota University or Drake R Club, mgr. track team '38, football '35, '36, '37, basketball '35, '36, baseball '35, track '36, '37, usher. McQUIRE, RUTH Iowa State College H. R. attendance secy. '38. McGREGOR, ROBERT B. State University of Iowa Hi-Y. '35, '36, '37, '38, II. R. vice pres. '35, Student Council '35, '36, judiciary comm. '37, '38. ROW TWO McVEY, MARY Iowa State College Leaders' Club '36, '37, Hi-Y. '36, '38. MeMILLEN, HELEN H. R. service. ELINOR McMURRAY French Club '36, '37, Phaicu. ROW THREE MEADOWVS, STANLEY YVrestling '38, H. R. usher '37, booster comm. '37, '38. MEHLE, WILLIAM Coast Guard Academy Hi-Y. '38, football '35, '37, intramural '35, '36, '37, '38, baseball '36, H. R. vice pres. '37, '38. MERRICK, HERBERT ROW FOUR MERRITT, ROBERT JAMES Drake or Iowa State Hi-Y. '36, H. R. assistant treas. '38, boys' glee club '36, '37, concert chorus '38, senior play, January, '38. MESMER, CARL VV. Drake or Iowa State Symphonia '36, '37, '38, vice pres. '37, treas. '37, German Club '37, '38, treas. '38, student director of band '37, '38, H. R. vice pres. '35, '38, band '35, '36, '37, '38, MILLIGAN, FLOYD Iowa State or Monmouth H. R. usher '36, '37. ROW FIVE MILLER, JACK N. Simpson or Northwestern German Club '38, stamp comm. '38, skating comm. '37, '38, monitor '38, assembly usher '38, head movie usher '38, Symphonia '37, '38, instrument room mgr. '38, librarian '36, '37. MILLER, BOB Drake or Iowa State Roundup assistant adver. mgr. '37. MINNIS, BRAD Iowa State Boys' Club board chmn. vocational comm. '37, '38, Ili-Y. '36, '37, '38, secy. '38, Symphonia '36, '37, '38, usher '35, '36, II. R. secy. '37, band '35, '36, '37, '38, marching band '35, '36, '37, '38, ROW SIX MOFFITT, DUANE Ames or Cornell NVrestling '35, '36, '37, '38, baud '35, '36, '37, '38, orchestra '35, '36, '37, '38. MOONEY, ALICE C.C.C.C. or Iowa State Kitab-en-Nadi '38, Costume and Design Club '37. MORGAN, WILLIAM Drake or Iowa State Boys Club rep. '37, '38, assembly comm. '37, '38, boys' glee club '37, concert chorus '37, '38, ROW SEVEN MORRISON, LORRAINE MORDY, WENDELL Occidental or Carlton Hi-Y. '35, '36, '37, '38, Symphonia, vice pres. '37, '38, basketball '35, '36, '37, '38, H. R. secy. '36, '37, drum major of band '35, '36, '37, solo celloist and student conductor, orchestra '36, '37, '38, MORROVV, BETTY Drake Costume and Design '36, Leaders' Club '36, '37, '38, Kitab-en-Nadi '36, '37, '38, Hi-Y., intramural comm. 30 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight A A A The 'Roundup ROW ONE UNSINGER, JANE Iowa State College I-I. R. recording secy. '37, Roundup staff '38, ORRIS, RUTH Stephens or Iowa State Leaders' Club '37, Sharks' Club '35, '37, '38, pres. '37, '38, Theodian '37, '38, French Correspondence Club '37, '38, Hi-Y. VV. '36, '37, H. R. Girls' Club rep. '35, '37, H. R. secy. '37, '38, citizenship comm., '38. CORE, BETTY Drake or Vassar Theodian Club '38, ROW TWO ICKLESS. ROBERT YV. Ripon VVisconsin College ,Spanish Club '37, '38, Roundup staff '38. EWMAN, ADELBERT H. R. treas. '35, '36, '38. RUMANN, GORDON Iowa State College French Club '36, '37, '38, H. R. treas. '35, '36, Stu- dent Council pep representative '36, '37, '38, senior class sermon comm. chmn. l Row THREE ITT, JACK Iowa State College ,Hi-Y. '35, second football squad, H. R. secy. '35, '36, ,'37, H. R. treas. '38, judiciary judge, senior frolics ,'38, lLES, GEORGE Georgia Institute of Technology ,Hfi-Y. '37, Boys' Club '37, '38, H. R. treas. '35, '36, ,'37, H. R. assist. treas. '34. ENDORF, CARL Iowa State College German Club '35, '36, '37, stage crew '35g assist. 'mg-r. '36, designer of set '36, mgr. assistant '37, '38, lBoys' Club, Hi-Y. '38, H. R. usher '35, Boys' Club irep. '37, '38, Debate Club '37. 1 ROW FOUR XRK, NORTON Iowa State College Symphonia '37, '38, H. R. sccy. '35, H. R. vice pres. '35, '36, safety comm. '37, '38, band '35, '36, '7, '38, senior class transportation comm. chmn. AINTER, MARILYNN Stephens or Iowa State 1Girls' Club rep., H. R. rec. secy., hospitality chmn. ROURKE, JACK Iowa State Col. Stage crew, H. R. trea. '36, '37, H. R. pres. '37, '38, ROW FIVE XRK, EVELYN D. A.I.B. or C.C.C.C. 'Roundup staff '36. AQUIN, JEANNE Spanish Club '37, '38, H. R. rec. SSGY. '37, '38, mixed chorus, girls' glee club '38. XRKS, EDGAR K. United States Naval Academy Treas. Boys' Club '38, Hi-Y. '36, '37, '38, French Club '37. '38, H. R. treas. '36: H. R. secy. '37, social comm. '37, '38, usher comm. '37. ROW SIX ITRICK, GLEN Iowa or Iowa State R Club '38, football '35, '36, '37, wrestling '36, '37, track '36, '37, '38, H. R. treas. '37, pres. '37, usher '38. KUSCH, JEANETTE EET. LAURENCE M. Drake H. R. asst. treas. '36, '37, '38, circulation mgr. Round- up '38. ROW SEVEN ILMER, GEORGE Iowa State College H. R. pres. '36, '38. XYNE, DOROTHY Drake or C.C.C.C. Glee club, concert chorus '36, '37, '38, ESDIRTZ, JOE lincteen Hundred and 'Thirty-eight 31 The Roundup i I I 1 ROW ONE ' POTTHOFF, MARGARET Drak y Spanish Club '37, secy. '36, annual senior picture, 38. 7 POIVEVRS, BILL Grinnell or Iowa Universitfi Hi-Y. M. '38, track '36, '37, baseball '38, basketball '36, '37, '38, H. R. treas. '37, H. R. pres. '38, sporti staff Roundup '38. l PRICE, BENNY CAugustJ Arizona University oi Iowa Wesleyail Track '36, '37, '38, H. R. usher '36, '37, eoncer chorus '38, boys' glee club '38, weekly sports stal '38, Hi-Y. '36, '37, 38, basketball '36, '37. ROW TWO REYNOLDS, HELEN RUTH ' Hi-Y. VV. '36, '37, Girls' Club rep. '35, '36, Costume and Design Club '36, '37, skating comm. '37, '38' girls' glee club '37, concert chorus '37, Roundup per sonals '38, senior frolic comm. chmn. PRUNTY, JAMES A. Iowa State Collegq German Club '37, '38, Hi-Y. M. '38, wrestling '37l track '38. ' QUINER, JOHN Drake or I'l'est Poini German Club '37, '38, Hi-Y. M. '38, wrestling '37 '38, track '38. 1 ROW THREE . RICE, EDDIE Di-ak' Symphonia '36, basketball '36, golf '36, '37, '38i H. R. pres. '36, concert chorus '35, '36, '37, '38, pres '37, '38, boys' glee club '35, '36, '37, '38, secy. '37i '38, school quartet '35. f REPLOGLE, DORIS JEAN University of Californii Sharks' Club '35, '36, '37, '38, Swimming Club '35' '36, '37, H. R. secy. '35, '36, usher '38. REYNOLDS, CARTER Drakf Stamp book comm. '36, chmn. ticket takers and sell ers '36, '37, ticket seller '38, 1 ROW FOUR . ROSE, ARTHUR H'. Illinois and Marquetti Latin Club '36, Hi-Y. '36, sec'y '36, vice pres. '37 pres. '38, football '37, '38, wrestling '37, '38, base! ball '37, '38, H. R. vice pres. '35, pres. '36, '37, '38, senior judge '37, '38, insignia '36, 1 RICHARDSON, CHARLOTTE Iowa State Teacheri or U. C. L. A Spanish Club '38, H. R. secy. '36, senior play '38. RIVERS, DORIS Iowa State or Business Colleg- Spanish Club '36, '37, sccy. '37, H. R. rec. secy. '36 '37, Symphonia '37, '38, concert chorus '36, '37, '38 weekly Roundup news staff '38, annual senior pic tures '38, 1 ROW FIVE ' ROSMAN, KATHRYN Drakl Girls' Club intramural chmn. '36, '37, Leaders' Clul '35, '36, '37, '38, Leaders, seey. '35, '36, Kitab-en Nadi '37, '38, secy. '38, Hi-Y. W. '37, '38, intramural comm. chmn. '37, '38, Symphonia '37, '38, secy. '38 ROBINSON, BILL Graceland or .Iowa University Cross country team '37, track '37, '38, wrestling '37 '38. ROBERTS, JULIA Ping pong '36, '37, H. R. cor. secy. '36, attendanci secy. '37, treas. '38. ' i Row sxx ' ROYER, MARGARET Univ. of Southern Californi: Kiiab-en-Nadi '36, '37, H. R. secy. '36, I LILLA ROSSITER Iowa State Collegi French Correspondence Club '36, '37, Seribblers' Clu' '37, Theodian Club '38, H. R. vice pres. '38, Studen, Council service comm. '37, '38. I RUTHERFORD, STANLEY Draki H'i-Y. M. '38, Roundup snapshots '38. l e ROW SEVEN ' RUTLEDGE, MAURICE SANDLER, NORMAN Iowa Uuiversit R Club, varsity football '36, '37, second team footbal '35: varsity basketball '36, '37, '38, varsity tennii team '36, '37, intramural comm. '35, '36, iusigni-, comm. '37, '38, Roundup annual staff. SAI-IA, VIOLA 32 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eiglz' l A A A The 'Rwanda P l ROW ONE ELLERS, VIRQINIA Kitab-en-Nadi 37, '38, girls' glee club '37, '38. IHERMERHORN, BOONIE GRACE Drake or Grinnel Leaders' Club '35, Costume and Design Club '36, '37 Hi-Y. W. '36, '37, girls' glee club secy. '38, H. R Girls' Club rep. '37, '38, skating comm. '36, '37, '38 school beautiful '37, chorus '36, '37, girls' glee clu '37, '38, senior play '38. IHMIDT, EMIL LAWSON French Club '36, '37, '38, H. R. treas '37, '38, co-chm of cafeteria comm. '38, student council '38. l li Il. ROW TWO iEUERMAN, ART Iowa State and Iowa University ,Football '35, '36, '37, track '36, '37, '38, H. R. treas. '35, '36, frolics '35, '36, '37, '38. IHWOB, ARLENE LOUISE Drake or Iowa Universit ,Latin Club '35, French Club '37, '38, Hi-Y. W. '38. HARP, DON Y ROW THREE IVRIGHT, PRINTHA ' Milwaukee Downer and Northwestern Players' Club '36, '37, '38, Symphonia '37, '38, H. R. rec. secy. '36, H. R. cor. secy. '37, monitor '36, con- cert '36, '38, Roundup staff, annual. ILVER, ALFRED S. Iowa State or Drake Scribblers' Club '38, H. R. pres. '36, Debate Club '38 ,Roundup staff '38, class day chmn. HEBECK, DOROTHY Hi-Y. YV. '36, secretarial service '37, '38, stamp com '36, '37, '38, girls' glee club '37, '38, chorus '37, '3 ' Row POUR In 8 C MITH, DICK E. Iowa Stat Spanish Club '37, '38, Hi-Y. '38, H. R. pres. '35, '37 asst. treas. '37, '38, social comm., chmn. roller skatin comm. '37, '38, stamp book comin. '38, ii KAGGS, BETTY Grinnell or Northwesterr 'Latin Club '35, '36, '37, '38, Theodiun '36, '37, ',38t Hi-Y. W. '37, '38, Girls' Club board and cabinet 3 '38, H. R. attendance secy. '37, rec. secy. '37, Stude Council rep. '35, '36, '38. ni 7 MITH, LUTHER Iowa State or Iowa Univ Hi-Y. '36, '37, '38, wrestling '35, '36, '37, baseball '36, track '36, '37, student ingr. football team '36, '37, basketball '35, '36, '37, '38, II. R. rec. secy. '35, '36. ROW FIVE OUTHWVORTH, DORIS Northwestern or Stephens French Corespondence Club '37, '38, entered froin l St. Joseph Academy. , PITZ, MARJORIE Iowa State College H. R. rec. secy., Annual staff artist '38. ' NYDER, HARRY Drake or Iowa Stale Baseball '36. '37, '38, tennis '37, westling '31, H. R. usher '37, '38. I ROW SIX ' TAFFORD, MARGARET Iowa State College Latin Club '35, '36. N TEFFEN, ELIZABETH University of Nebraslza Roundup staff '37. ORENSON, ARLENE Iowa State College Leaders' Club '36, Spanish Club '38, H'i-Y. '35, '36, '37, '38, Costume and Design Club '35, '36, '37, secy. '38. ROW SEVEN JTIVERS, DAVE Bliss Electrical School Baseball '37, football '35, '36, H. R. pres. '36, '37 1 Student Council '37, '38, TEIL, DOROTHY Iowa State Coll: Costume and Design Club '36, '37, French Club 'I '37, '38, Hi-Y. '36, '37, '38, band '35, '36, '37, 'fi I orchestra '35, '36, '37, '38, all city band '37. LTEWART, LUCILLE H. R. attendance secy. '38. 'Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight v 550 is ' 1 ,ss l The 'Roundup A A A I 4 ROW ONE STROEBER, LOUlS fAugustJ STRIEFF, DAVID R.C.A. Institu Boys' Club '37, '38, Hi-Y. '3'T. STOUT, ROBERT Dral Latin Club '36, H. R. treas. '36, '37, '38. ROW TWO SVVORDS, MARGARET A.I.B. or C.C.C.' Leaders' Club '36, H. R. treas. '36, SWALLA, HELEN Stamp comm. '36, '37, '38. SYVISHER, LOIS Spanish Club '35, '36, '37, Hi-Y., H. R. treas. '36, '31 '38, Girls' Club rep. '35, '36, Roundup bus. staff. ROW THREE THOMAS. DEAN University of Michigzl Swimming '37, '38, baseball '36, Student Council '35 HK R. treas. '36, '37, H. R. pres. '37, social comxl '37, '38, building and grounds comm. '38. 1 TAYLOR, JEAN Iowa state cone' French Club '37, '38, Theodian '37, '38, Hi-Y. '3 H. R. treas. '34. TEAR, GLADYS BARBARA Univ. of Pen' Spanish Club '37, '38. l l Row :POUR 5 TOVVNER, WVILLIAM 3 TOWERS, ROBERT Boys' glee club '38, concert chorus '38. 1 THOMPSON, NEILAND Drak Football '36, '37, basketball '36, '37, '38, baseba' '37, '35, ' Row FIVE VANDER LINDEN, MAXINE Univ. of Southern Cali, H. R. attendance secy. , UHL, VIRGINIA St. Catherine at St. Pau Hi-Y. '35, '36, Latin Club '35, '36, '37, '38, Theodia Club '37, '38, history comm. '38, TULLER, WVARDEN Iowa Stat Hi-Y. '36, '37, '38, stage crow '37, '38, sound ere' '37, '38, H. R. pres. '35, H. R. vice pres. '38, Studen Council '36, '38, safety comm. '36, halls comm., '38 co-editor Roundup '38. I ROW SIX VAUGIIN, CHARLES University of Michiga' Hi-Y. '36, '37, '38, track '36, '37, senior life savin '37, second head usher '37, '38, usher comm '37, '38. YVATERMAN, BETTY Iowa State Colleg Latin Club '35, '36, '37, '38, Leaders' Club '35, '36 '37, '38, Hi-Y. '37, student organization chmn. '38 band '36. YVATSON, JACK Northwestern Spanish Club '37, I-Ii-Y. '36, '37, '38, Scribblers' Clu' '37, '38, H. R. vice pres. '36, I-I. R. treas. '37, Studen Council '38. ROW SEVEN WEBBER, WILLIAM Iowa State Collegi Hi-Y. '35, membership, ehmn. '36, secy. '37, vice pres '36, football '35, '36, '37, basketball '35, '36, '37, '38 baseball '36, '37, H. R. vice pres. '36, H. R. pres '36, intramural chmn. '36, '37, Student Council pres '37, '38, Debate '37, '38. WB 1 'AVER, CUBBY A.I.B Spanish Club '35, track '37, '38, H. R. Boys' Club rep VVELLS, ARLENE Iowa State cr Grinnel' French Club, Hi-Y. WV., Girls' Club rep. '37, H. R secy. '35, '38, intramural rep. '37. 34 N1'neleen Hundred and Thz'1'ty-e1'gh1 L A A . The 'Roundn P 7 7 ROW ONE WEIBELER, BILL Iowa Univ. 01' Michigan Football '36, '37, baseball '38, H. R. treas. '37, rec, secy. '37, X VELLS, FRED Dartmouth Latin Club '36, treas. '37, Hi-Y. '37, '38, French Club '38, Student Council '35, '36, treas. '37, '38, ' VHITE, JULIAN QAugustJ Iowa State College ROW TWO WELLS, MARY JANE YHITNEY, MORTON The Principia Hi-Y. '35, '36, '37, '38, Latin Club '36, H. R. VICQ pres. '35, H. R. pres. '36, safety comm. '37, '38, VVICKERSHAM, ARTHUR Univ. of Illinois Hi-Y. '37, H. R. treas. '35, '36, Roundup adv. staff '38 ROW THREE N .VILSON, DE VERE Iowa State College Hi-Y. '35, asst. mgr. stage crew '35, '36, '37, '38 ' H. R. secy. '35, band '35, '36, NILES, LEILA A.I.B. or C.C,C Co-chmn. senior class typing and mimeographi comm. WILSON, ANNABELLE' .C. Yi! Kitab-en-Nadi treas. '36, pres. '37, Leaders' Club '3:i. '36, '37, '38, golf '35, '36, '37, G.A.A, '37, H. R. asst. treas. '35, '36, H. R. intramural chmn. '35, '36, ' 37, '38. ' Row Form WINTER, MARJORIE Hi-Y. NISSLER, MARILYN Leaders' Club '35, vice pres. '36, '37, '38, Kitab-ery Nadi '36, vice pres. '37, pres. '38, Girls' Club cabinet ' '36, '37, chmn. school beautiful comm. '38, G.A.A. , WINCHESTER, RICHARD Iowa State Co . German Club vice pres. '36, pres. '37, Hi-Y. '38, swur- f ming '37, '38, H. R. secy. '36, chmn. safety comni. '37, '38. Row FIVE ' WOODRUFF, ISOLENE Scribblers' Club '37, Theodian '38, Kitab-en-Naii treas. '38, band '35, '36, '37, '38, band librarian , '36, '37, all city band '37, flute quartet '35, '36, Symphonia '36, '37, '38, WRIGHT, ROBERT Los Angeles Junior Col, or Univ. of Southern Californ a French Correspondence Club '38, secy. Boys' Club '38, , H. R. Boys' Club rep. '37. i WOLF, LEONARD Chicago Universii y Hi-Y. '36, '38, stamp book comm. '37, gate keeper '3 head '37, '38. 3, ROW SIX WRIGHT, PHYLLIS Hi-Y. WULF, BOB lAugustJ Ames Tennis '37, '38. N WOODBURN, F. COVILLE Cornell University Boys' Club serv. comm. chmn. '37, '38, social chmn. '36, H. R. usher '35, '36, Student Council '36, '37, by-laws comm. '36, '37, building and grounds conrn. '37, '38. I ROW SEVEN YATES, PATRICIA Drake Latin Club '35, golf '36, '37, H. R. social chmn. '38 Student Council comm. chmn. '37, '38, co-chmn. ca teria '37, '38, concert chorus '37, co-editor Anm, I '38, Dramatic Honor Society. YOUNG, BOB Notre Dame or Northweste French Club '88, Boys' Club social comm. '37, Hi 1 e. al TH -Y. '37, '38, basketball '36, '37, H. R. vice pres. '36, ' Boys' Club rep. '38, boys' glee club '37, chorus '37. YARHAM, JACK Still College N VVrestling '37, '38, Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eiglzt B5 ox., 'The 'Roundup A A A i ROW ONE ZIMMERMAN, GEORGIANA Iowa State or Minnesoti French Club '35, '36, Leaders' Club '35, '36, '37 Costume and Design Club '37, treas. '38, chmn. Girls Club candy sale '37, member finance comm. '38, ZIELKE, MARION Grinnell or Northwesteri BOLTON, JUNE Carleton or Steven' Theodian '37, '38, French Correspondence Club '37 '38, Sharks' Club '37. , ROW TWO ANDRE, DOROTHY G-rinnel' Band '35, '36, '37, H. R. vice pres. '36, '37, cor secy. '38, Girls Club cabinet '35, Kitab-en-Nadi '36 '37, '38, secy. '37, Theodian '37, citizenship comm '37, co-chmn. '38, co-editor Roundup fweeklyj '38, i MORONEY, JEAN Symphonia '35, '36, French Club '37, '38, H. R. treas '35, secy. '38, co-editor Annual '38. OYVENS, JACK University of Iowa Scribblers' Club, treas. '37, pres. '38, French Clul '37, '38, Boys' Club cabinet '37, finance comm. '38 Hi-Y. '36, '37, auditorium usher '36, '37, '38, Annua staff. AUGUST GLASS ROW THREE N BARELS, JACK Iowa State nr Univ. of So. Calif Roundup '35, '38. ' CETRON, ELIZABETH Michigan or Illinoi: Hi-Y. '36, '37, Leaders' Club '36, Kitab-en-Nadi '37 '38, Scribblers' Club '36, '37, secy. '38, Roundu1 staff '37, '38, editor senior section Annual '38, ca, and gown comm. , APPEL, BILL A.I.B. or C.C.C.Ci Circulation mgr. Roundup '38. ROW FOUR , GUTMAN, DOROTHY A.I.B. or C.C.C.Ci Kitab-en-Nadi '37, '38, Hi-Y., stamp comm. '36, '37 '38, IIARRELL, COLLETTE FRITZ, RICHARD ROW FIVE GROSS. CHARLOTTE A.I.B. or C.C.C.C Kitab-en-Nadi '37, '38, Hi-Y. IV. '37, '38, staml comm. '37, '38. LEWIS, MAXINE KTNTNER, MILDRED 4 Chorus and gle club '37, '38, ROW SIX ZTNGERMAN, JERRY EVELYN A.I.B. or C.C.C.C Leaders' Club '36, '37, LORENCE, ROBERT Entered from Franklin High, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. McINTYRE, ORRIN F. VVrestling '38. ROW SEVEN RAUSCH, JEANETTE fJunej NO PICTURES MARTIN, ROBERT M. Iowa State Colleg Hi-Y. '36, '37, swimming '36, '37, baseball '38, ushe mzomm. Student Council. ' McGUIRE, ROBERT McKAY, JACK BOLTON, JUNE MOORE, DICK PARRISH, SHIRLEY EVANS, DWIGHT 36 Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-ez'ghi A A A A A A A A A 'The 'Roaming ROBERT 1 WEN DERRY Au, t 10, 1920 Octo 1' 7, 1937 The happiest heart that ever beat .......... Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight CHENEY 37 ,mf iw if A E K is 27 I fi QQ if E . 3 P Q 3: ,A E: -. if 44 . E 1 U if E ,x 5 E ' 2 E 'Z W 5 Q1 sm N es Q '-i i sy AJ 0NJ ??lWl3i'ibLi l' 'EILEJQ 4 .ExSQ1i !1QlW1QifZi? '?,ii'2'ZEEXPY' 'Tk ,YI win hsinefi, , J . 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J, .Qi -r WV ,,- Z ,W 'gi 1 , ,H ,QW , rf. by 'Y 1 ' I 'VX f , I ww Vu 1 ffl 5 gp 1 ,,' 'K ,,','f 'J' Wm 4 4 ,,:LR' . ff ,WI ww M X 1 ' lx ,M Q iw an . -, X , X ,al X' f if f. M jf! ff ,Q X 'sk My W fyffii ,W I V , 2, x N , ,- M X I 1 ' f , f 1 V '1 'wa X A A ff 'ff 'W . fa 'H W ff ,ff 1 f f f , ,, I W If -I X xt 5 ,I 5, I ff 'fy 12, X! Lk X V I M, ,ff 4 ff X 1' A- S' 4. ' ' Y if, 'x f -N ,-'V Sf Q X ,ff - 'N' ff f. - f 4 E, ,ig ' ,,-Q L ,112 1, ...f- f:2,iQ1':- Q 1 , - ,, ,, ' Q, 1 :gf M.: ' ,,-3:Jv XX 1 jx, f' xwfw-r. I nl If f 'Q Y X 1 . in Q! ASHA if N .X 1 , X .. I xmw , P M. X C1-lha? A A A A A A A A A HOME ROOM 345 First row-Gene Anderson, Lysbeth Crispin, Ethel Flook, Billie Stanford, Mary Humphrey, Winnifred Kurtzweil, Marie Stillwell. Second row--Dick Meredith, Bill Sherman, Elizabeth Barrett, Mary Thayre, Betty Clemmer, Ralph Ford, Jack Hall. Third row--Bob Levine, Fvzink Burns, Dan Tinius, Howard Boyer, Tom Dye, Ward Bucking- ham, Franklin Gerhardt. Fourth row-Richard Gibeaut, Wesley Sieverson, Quinman Caldwell, Harry Tusant, Clark Jordan. HOME ROOM 112 First row-Rachel Solar, Barbara. Bender, Shirley Harlan, Ruth Howard, Camilla Hewson, Betty Moore, Constance Aldredge, Madelene Erickson. Second 'row-Ruth Clark, Marjorie Clubb, Maida, Sanderson, Christel Huttenlocher, Pauline McMahon, Shirley Baichly, Bob Nelson, Paul Panagos, Jack Clark. Third row-Mr. Moore, Berry Mershon, Bill Thorsen, Carl Edwards, Bob Brinton, Bob Burns, Bill Roush. Fourth row-Dick Hoffman, Henry DeJarn,ette, Marshall Souers, Stanley Lzippen, Earl Kasdorf, Philip Goddard. 40 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight A A A A A A A A A 7726 HOME First Tow-Miss Price, Gail Cnrris, Norma Woodard, Marjorie Fewel, Viola Jenkins, Second row-Barbara Miller, Mary Harter, Julia McClelland, Oren Wallace, Bob Met Third row-Dick Spencer, Ruby Miller, Die Reese, Robert Blount, Bob Brewer, Jay W Fourth, row-Allan, Frankie Eugene Strauss, Chuck Smith, Jack Russell. HOME First row-Rowene Ewald, Virginia Ellingson Miss Schreiner, Shirley Thompson, Betty Second, row--Jack Larimer, Dexter Phillip Hanson, Phyllis Steninger, Lorraine Bl lROOM 117 'Winter, Roberta Chase, Jeanette Skogmo, Lillian Roscoe Warner. Virginia Buchanan, Doris VVebb, Margaret Black, ier, Dolores Smith. lc McC'uen, Russell Harris, Betty Huyck, Jeanne Vittowski. Don Berkemann, Paul Kelley, Alfred Leiserowitz, ROOM 204 , Evelyn Wright, Betty Johnson, Susan Harrison, Inhofe. s, Sue Wilderson, Betty Jean Davis, Margaret anc, Kathryn Ously, Frank Miles. Third row-Bob Knowles, George Moore, Peggy Sheiuerman, Marion Tunmer, Jean, Miller, Ruth in North, Charles McDowell, Jack Silverst Fourth row-Dick Thorsen, Dwight Andere James Sherriif. Top row-Lynn Bailey, Dick Pugh, James 1 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight Lon, Edward Boyce, Albert Bianco, Jack Clark, 'cVay, Bob Blackledge, Dick Moore, Stanley Todd. 41 7716 'R'0MndZlp A A A A A A A A A HOME ROOM 202 First row-Clella Gerhart, Patricia Jackson, Frances Lumhard, Anne Holroyd, Marjorie Ander- son, Joy Thompson, Joan. Pettit, Allan Hoyt, Elva Marie Benge. Second 1'a'w--Annabel Kennedy, Lura McVay, Elizabeth Englar, Marjorie Hiatt, Jane Lee Hathaway, Miriam Walters, Bob Johnson, Merritt Dcutsche. Tltird 'row-Miss Ballantyne, Jeanne Pidgeon, Jane Carlson, Ellen Leonard, Marshall Schlich, Bill Reeve, Jack Hurley, Martin Rudebeck. Fourth Tow-Charles Blodgett, Jim Rockwell, Don Muntz, Jack O'Neill, John McCoy, Wade Lash, Roy Waterhouse, Jim Van Hosen. HOME ROOM 116 First row-Lova Fnlenwidcr, Sue Marie Scllreibvr, Doraivn Morain, Bernice Levich, Katherine Chase, Martha Johnson, Janis Ti-illcr, Alice Cobb, Dean Dungan. Second row-Jean Kinderman, Harold Vllabshaw, Cornelia Ball, Mary Blake, Dorothy Grundman, Jean Schjolbcrg, Viviun Morrell, Margorie Schloss, Jane Dinges, Miss Baridon. Tlziirfl row-Walter Phillips, Russell MacDuffee, Tom Wood, Carl Stack, Fred Gilbert, George Gross, Jean Risewick, Betty MacCree1'y, Betty Benson, Marion Kelly. Fourth row-Bob Deuben, William Akers, Bob Inglebretson, Reese Stuart, James Thompson, Raymond Eastman, Dick Utterback, Dick Royer, Clinton Nichols, Kenneth Reesman. 42 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight A A A A A A A A A The 'Roundup HOME R First row-Mary E. Gillen, Mary Rug Bob Smith, Dick Hanson. Second row--Roger Swaine, Mary J Luene Mallett, Winnifred Tliornp fl'hird row-Elaine Reese, Florence D Wall, George Dunivent, Betty St Fourth raw-Odette Jeanson, Ward Barnes, James Braun, Bob Reid, First row-Ma1'gal'et. Bedine, Mziida ers, Gretc son, Shirl avidson, ory, Clilia Bensen, , Bill Mah SlIld61Q0 0 XVatki1. OOM 211 hen Neumann, Marjorie Nutt, Marjorie Goldstein, s, Connie Grigsby, Lena Corso, Ruth McClean, ey Fein. Sue Phillips, Belle Marks, Virginia Beang, Ruth n Cloiselle. Bob Brookshire, Jim WVolfe, Bill Widdup, M1'. lurray, Bill Murphy, Bob Herrick. OOM 217 n Virginia Meyer, Margaret Hornaday, Martha HOME Ri z '. I, Larson, Mildred Crouse, Barbar Second row-Berneil Maxey, Bill Moi Natalie Dexter, Barbara Humme Fourth 7'01ULHE1'bC1'f Williams, King Bertram R-ussick, Edward Melvi Top row-Tom Bohannon, Max Buck, Nineteen Hundred und Lfhirzy Marie Hayden, Evelyn Bergman, ai Rowbal, Margaret Green. 'e1ius, Max Smith, Lois Wesslillg, Mary XVyrick, Nancy Quin, Dorothy Dykstra. Ross, Charles Finch, Nan Castner, Mary Francis Carhart, Third row-Darryle Meissner, Willard ll, Herber McDonal' n, Dick Max Ten -eight t Laughead, , James McDonald, Michael Winkle, Dan Doolittle, owell. igkeit, Wayne Ishmael. 43 The A A A A A A A A HOME ROOM 203 First row-Marion Carlin, Alta Main, Esther Seevers, Peggy Evans, Suzanne Duncan, Jean Buchely, Thorn McDuffy, Virginia Tybalt. Second row-Allison XVylie, Odessa Greeniield, Barbara Moeckley, Francis Kuline, Karl Haas, Nancy Hocket, Paul Bridwell, Rosemary Petit, Marguerite Beals. Thvird row-Marjorie Zingg, Helen Dyer, Miss Huffman, Dixie Dimit, Beverly Miller, Sam Merkley, Sally Reignigar, Margaret Merrill. Fourth row-Ralph Dyer, Walter Shotwell, Colen Fritz, Clifford Nolte, Henry Hughes, Bill Hill, James Kellhan, Herbert Isaacson, George Towne. HOME ROOM 205 First row-Vivian Fifer, Harriet Weik, Shirley Faytinger, Gertrude Weingart, Kathryn McCoy, Phyllis Kelso, Bette Lourghran, Dorothy Jackson. Second raw--Mary Nowon, Helen Fick, A1-dice Fowler, Helen Metz, Harriet Van Aken, Jeanne Little, Patricia Hayes, Betty Jo Messinger, Billiette Skjonsby. Third row-Byron Beeler, Agnes Louise Mandelbaum, Lawrance Stonecipher, Don Schattuck, Bob Ray, Rosemary Weisenback, Miss Kasson. Fourth row-Bill Greenwalt, Ralph Garst, Chester Woodburn, Kenneth Felt, Jack Kulil, Gerald Hawkins, Jim Charlton. Fifth row-Ray Jennings, Fred Collins, Arthur Pickford, Douglas Conway. 44 Nineteen Hundred and 'Thzrly-eight A A A A A A A A A The 'Roundup HOME First row-Francis Wickware, Margaret M Julie Barnes, Corinne Heater, Marjorie ROOM 235 6Bride, Marjorie Conway, Laura Jane Vlebbles, Sheafer, Crystal Ryan. Phyllis VVest, Mildred Thompson, June Pontlitze, Second row-Evangeline Jenkins, Julie Radke, Mary Drennen, Margaret Nieman, Homer u Third row-Bob Crouch, Bill North, Bob H Reed, Max Colgan. Rollis. ck, Bob Katz, Clare Powers, Eugene Farris, Dick Fourth row-Gaylord Gray, Jim Fenlon, Graydon Peoples, John Hickey, Bill Merridith, Stuart- Barnes, John Luken, Don Kucharu, Don Dooley, Glen Thompson. HOME ROOM 301 First row-Bill Cate, Bill YVahrer, Edward Knight, Mary Lou Vanderham, Betty Berney, Barbara Holly, Virginia Wenaas, Dorothy Grissom. Second row-Bill Sltevensun, Dorothy Jean lValters, Virginia Daley, Virginia Campbell, Betty Hathorn, Helen McClambridge, Donald Cohen., LeRoy Rhoades, George Griffiths. Third row-Lois Halferty, Alex Thompson, Xylayne Surface, Betty Ann Nesby, Patricia Merrill, Margaret Forrer, Margaret Bump, Bob Fourth 'row-Dick Moore, Headlee Grimes, Ili Mac Chambers, Phil Beh, David YViggin Nineteen Hundred und 'Tlzirty-eight GPIIIEIHD. awrence Baldridge, Bob Niles, Junior Penberthy, is, Larry Feike. 45 7726 A A A A A A A A A HOME ROOM 120 First row-Evelyn Buls, Virginia Swain, Rita Coillns, Margaret Cary, Dorothy Kreis, Dorothy Kahl, Jo Anne Niekelsonl. Second row-Gertrude Bird, Betty Housh, Justine Reed, ldalmelle Ford, Marie Sherman, Florence Cohen, Doris Denman, Betty Vasconcellas. Third row-Thelma YVood, Jean Kehm, Margaret Townsfelidt, Pearl Gant, Mary Smith, Lois Child, Dwight Hook, Bob Sandre. Fourth 'row-Mr. Oakes, Frank Perkins, Richard Hootman, Q. A. Quigley, Bill Baird, Robert Smith, Eldon Derry, Dean Hooker. Fifth row-Mack Bristol, Russel Conkling, Tom Laster, Dick Misner, Bill Farwell, Merle Hush, Jack Holmes. HOME ROOM 108 First 'row-Mary Noss, Margaret 0'Connor, Louise Treptow, Marjjean KetTer, Glen Hall, Larry Badger, Betty Votruba, Robert Barge. Second row-Betty Van Liew, Ruth Linstrum, Cecilia VVeiner, Maxine Perkins, Elaine Sturm, Margaret Lune, Shirley Sloane, Ruth Ann Hoffman, George Todd. Third row-Mary Parrish, Joan Rae, Bill XVilson, Bill Knight, Jack Thorp, Helen Schneider, William Anders, Clarence Dickson. Fourth row-Dale Robinson, Betty Duvall, Bill Rolly, Evelyn Furlong, NValter Potts, Don Brown, Robert Knower, Harold Carlisle, Miss Behm, XVilliam Dawning. 46 Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-eight A A A A A A A A A 7716 HOME ROOM 113 First 1'ow7Sliirley Lnin, Mary E. VVatkins, Parbara Hornaday, Florence Hoak, Marjory Miller, Jean Abel, Mary Gustafson, Marie Huni. Second row-Gertriule Clulib, Eleanor Batcllolor, Jeanne Sprague, Mary Jean Cramer, Bettye Lu McUlary, Gloria Gibbs, Dorothy McCullough, Darrel Cole. Thl'1'1l row-Mr. Forsman, YVinifred Prusia, Jeanne Hays, Bart Hooker, Carl Jepson, Sally Cunningham, Pauline Higbee, Al Mess rschinidt. Fourth row-Marian Kolhoff, Ruth Lloyd, garrison Cass, Lorrain W'aters, Conrad Anderson, Chet Lockard, Fay Dunn, Blaynie Swift. Fifth row-Leroy Cawman, Bob Howard, Clifford Beamer, NVillarcl I'I21'l'll71ll't-, Dick Brinkman, Bob Reinhard. i HOME ROOM 350 First row-Jeanne Noland, Vvilma Phillips, Barbara Crawford, Virginia Inliofe, Xirgmia Gro , Maryland Bump, Dorothy Hoffman, Virginia McLeod, Betty Bennet. ,Second row-Oliver Gatwick, Betty Block, Sarah Tesdell, Phylis Ewing, Robert Smith, Ted Dryer, Colleen Martin, Louise Baichly, Cyrus Kirk, Jim VVebb. Tlzfrzl row-Omah Vlfalton, Margaret Lindeen, Marjorie Tiandsberg, Maybelle Carter, Illa Ann Alec-ner, Robert, Foulkes, John Kremers Milton Ross, Lewis Sherman. Fourth row-Peggy Loeber, Mrs. Maynard, Evelyn Smith, Diana Robinson, Barbara Nelson, Jack Phillips, John, Patrick, Dick German, Jim Green, Richard W'ier. Top 1'07.UiF1'21I1k NVright, Al Franklin. i ' f Nz'neZeen Hundrezz' and Thirty-c'ighZ 47 qlhc' A A A A A A A A A HOME ROOM 346 First row-'Dorothy Pershing, Darlene Peck, Rosemary Halliburton, Joann YVooden, Louise Warren, John Robinson, Bob Andrus. Second row-Donald Broekett., Beverly Howard, Marianne Gibson, Barbara Peoples, Barbara Thode, Geraldine Lipsuy, Audrey Squire, Vivian Svhneider. Third row-Bob Rogers, Bob Brown, Margaret Frowick, Merle Milligan, Mnrria Leniton, Enid Backulan, Harman Ogren, George McClary. Fourth row-Channing YValker, Boll WVells, Billy Drew, George Hensliaw, Joan Haegen, Hugh Compton, Arthur Elliot. Fifth row-Ned Tillson, YVarrc-n O'lJeary, Bob Haag, Richard Hawk. HOME ROOM 302 First row-Rosemary Rice, Joan YVittensl,ein, Juqueline Bergesson, Howard Little, Florence Woody, Bruce Borman, Lu Jean Gibson, Ted Minnis, Miss Arnold. Second, row-Doris Darnell, Joan Murphy, llucia Baker, Doris Youngbnrg, Jack Brandenburg, Clifford Kirfman, Bertholf NValker, Dewey McMurray. Third 1'ow+Marjorie McPherrin., Jane Orossan, Sarah Ringeon, Rosalie XrVlSd0lll, Eleanor Hatha- way, Beverly Mahan, Bruce Tanner. Fouvrth, row-Herbert, Madison, Zelma Mahan, Bob Reid, Dean Pritchett, Rutledge Scliropp, Albert. Patrick. 48 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight A A A A A A The 'Roundup l 1 HOME ROOM 107 First row-Dorothy Hiatt, Marjorie Murray, Stock, Ollie Harris, Phillip Plank, Wendell Second row-Marcia Felt, Mary Louise Moore, Trowver, Jayne Colony, Margery Bell, Marg Third row-Omar Beardsley, John Schmerler, I. Oakland Hertzberg, Carolyn Clark, Walter ' Fourth 'row-Marshall Barlowe, Louis Friedman, Lumley, Kenneth Sulser, Charles O'Brian, . HOME RCD First row-Phillip Heuze, Joe Carney, Elizabet iBetty Lou Edgington, Dorothy Reed, Rose Second row-Fred Hartney, June Steadman, Ka Shirley Perkins, Katherine Nickless, Patricia Phillips. Ellen Sherlocke Margaret Koebrick, Patricia J Schmerler, George Peak. a Tressa Emerick, Jane Cowles, Janet Russell, Ward, Warren. Nutter. Charles Levine, Jim Ince, Bill Bowles, Ralph Iohn Foster, Dick Bianco. OM 248 h Slaughter, Patricia Seeby, Dorothy Mitchell, ary Partel. ryn Shannon, Mary Lorraine King, Dorothy lib Levich, Mary Gross, Maxine Kinsinger, Walter Barker, La Rue Bobee. Third row-Bob Dunn, Lorraine Long, Ann VS Buehlmeyer, Tom Wallace, Victor Grotlisch, Fourth row-Bill Tracy, Jeanette Wilson, Barb Powell, Bob Mayo, George Carr. Tap row--Bob Hill, Robert Carlson, Raymond M Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight allace, Lois Harnagel, Margaret Swarm, Elsie Elmer Younger. ara Tait, Joan Gartsee, Jack Griffith, Clifford ulhern. 49 Thr? A A A A A A A A A HOME ROOM 250 First 1'o1viFranrres Ritchey, Dolly Mae Anderson, Rhona Lipsey, Merlyn Shapero, Alice Mary Milligan, Marcia Wood, Meriam Hatch. Secrmfi raw-Betty Feinberg, Rosemary Denny, Virginia Kurtzweil, Babette Merriet, Bat Wallace, Arnold Beguhen Vivian liukeni, Virginia Dunn, Joyce Riggh-S. Third row-Bill Dillinger, Ted Metzger, Richard Brennan, Dean Darby, Charles liintgeu, John Graham, Sheila Tayler, Doris Berkman, Sarah Bailey. Fourlh row-Jean Gemor, Kenneth Judicsch, Earl Munbeck, Bob Wallerslcdt, David 1lrI2lCEilClll'0ll. HOME ROOM 201 First row-Phillip Neilson, Bud Dusenberry, Miriam Kinderman, Charlotte Weaver, Frances Shloss, Martha Hass, Jean XVarren, Muriel Anders, Bonnie Burns. Second 'row-Bob Beverly, Vernon Chandler, Mary Garrett, Ruth Browne, Virginia Sehoonover, Virginia Taylor, Bertha Contri, June Park, Mrs. Mastin. Thilrrl row-Ruth Reesman, Maxine Carson, Julia Rahm, Frances Johnson, Janet Blake, George Munger, Jack Sullivan, Jack Van Meter, Harry Chenoweth. Fourth 'raw-Mary Johnson, Dorothy Ramsay, Avant Sherman, Howard Lippee, Gene Porter, Carroll Hogan, John Braffel, Doyle Aldhain, George Mattern, George Bunt, John Wyatt. 50 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight A A A A A A The Roundup HOME First 'row-Raymond Hanrahan, Junior Jer Roberts, Jack Joseph, Doris Hill, Raymo Seca-nd row-eGordon Shellard, Dick Thornto Elenor Westbrook, Elaine Gross, Margar- Third row-Bert McGinnis, Jack VVatkins, D Jarmin, Betty Merritt, Ray Hanrahan. Fourth row-George lVillhit, XVilliam Spohn, Levy, Delores Motts, Mary June Drake, B HOME O First row-Betty Mae Gelsin, Joan, Miller, R Moriarity, Barney Winkel. Second row-Lois Zielke, Jeane Meridetli, Sa. Mary Pearson, Clarence Hoit, Dale Em Third row-Larry Gates, Janet Maynard, B01 John VVild, Howard Roberts. Fourth row-Walter Sleeper, Dale Howe, N Myers, Otto Madison, Melvin Adey, Jim Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-eight art ROOM 102 enson, Henry Winnins, Bob Prather, Madalene id Hudson. ri, Sara Campbell, Ann Vroomzm, Helen Cantrill, et Hootman, Betty Lou Shinn. ,ck Moehl, Erma Denman, Patricia Potter, Lucie Dan Keeney, Jack Moriarty, Bill Mecmm, Jerry ctty Merridith, Bob Moline. ROOM 243 oberta, Carper, Bcity Prunt-y, Jack Roustin, Dick ily Neidham, Barbara. Erickson, Bernice Erickson, ty Bailey, Betty Brown, Hollis Manley, Kirk Fox, ed Road, Dave Rutledge, Charles Gutman, Stan Hollison. 51 7-'hc' A A A A A A A A A HOME ROOM 213 First row-John Niess, Dorothy Leighton, Marion Davis, Lorraine Preston, Mary Jane Ward, Mabel Parisho, Jean May. Second raw-Art Holmes, Eddie Hoovler, Bill Sauer, Betsy Little, Dick Manbeckv, LeRoy Rahm, Virginia Kirk. Third row--Raymond St-iver, Pat Burke, Mary Cfatherine Spencer, Dorothy Ely, Jacqueline Kingdon, Marilynn, Ellingson, Betty Comfort. Fourth row-Ben Gibson, Eugene Davidson, Curtis Day, Russell Carlson, Pann Merryman, Patricia Randolph, Phyllis Woods. Fifth row-Charles Hewitt, Bill Salter, Robert Hawkins, Bernard Hemplernan, Robert Lytle, Martin Farrell. HOME ROOM 118 First row-Margaret Locker, Marian Atherson, Francis Ray, Virginia Thomas, Ruth Towers, Marion Boumann, Margaret Bradley, Willard Johnston, Sam Rissen. Second row-John Quigley, Joan Brutus, Ruth Payne, Florence Zundell, Miss Sperry, Ruth Price, Barbara Hutchinson, Dolores Hoak, John Hunter. SZ Nz'nelcen Hundred and Thirty-eight , I A A A A A A A A A l I HOME it First row-Gloria Grey, Jeanne Loughran., B Leonard, Homer Jocelyn, Ruth Losh, Ba Second row-Elsie Spry, Harriet Watkins, Ed Wing, Alan Trick, Roberta Irhofe, D Third row-Robert Lounsberry, Charles Cesar, Bob Kimmel, Richard Holbrook, Marjorie OOM 114 irbara Grace Severson, Maurine Yeakel, Charles bara Gabrielle, Barbara Wise, Loraine Carlisle. illian Sherman, Bill Kennedy, David Barnes, orothy Chapman. John Faulkner, James Opdyake, Bob Sutherland, Harscher, Dale Odell, Virginia Smith, Jean Stiles. Fourth row--Judith Tinius, Cornelia de Jonig, Matthew Votruba, Howard Andreson, Rollin Corbin, Bob Hulling, Duane Cochrane, Go HOME rdon Goodrich, Wyatt Earpe. OOM 236 R First 'row-Gretchen Killingsworth, Virginia Follett, Clora Bulters, Shirly Harris, Norma Turnell, Nancy Pitts, Joan Oshero, Mariam Byla Second row-Virginia Hoak, Beverly Stuart, B Janette Kroeger, Dorothy Wengel, Kay Ma Third row-Charles Crowell, David Cash, B01 Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-eight der, John Goodwin. tty Alexander, Virginia Wilfon, Barbara Keating, rshall, Mary Swanson. J Goodenough, Donald Belknop, Charles Hayden, Wesley Baie, Patricia Davis, Betty Long,! Fourth raw--James Chaffee, Billy Brown, H Schlesinger, Bob Whiting, Warren Handl Bob YVilliaznsone, Kenneth Kessler. Award Smith, Bob Klein, John Siletto, Sandford ey. 53 The 'Roundup The Roundup A A A A A A A A A HOME ROOM 207 First row-lvlarjory Swagard, Janice Astley, Elizabeth Easter, Evelyn Woodlief, Wasson Baird, Bob Harrison, Bob Durrell, Dick Dole, Dick Steudman, Frank McAckman, VVayne Nowack. Secanut row-Eleanor Tinsley, Mary Alice Shultz, Winifred Brand, Doris Tasell, Irene Lewis, Patricia Figgee, Jim Nuzum, David Cook, Maynard Stokka. Third row-Grace Merriam, Marilyn Stultz, Kathleen O'Key, Dorothy Beal, Louise Knoutf, Norden VViese, Bob Miles, Bob Bowlsby, Dick Koch, Bill Woodburn. Fourth row-Naomi Fletcher, Marilyn YVllli.01'l'0NVd, Isobel Squier, Georgia Mahaffa, Betty Pulis, Genevieve Burke, Phil Guckus, Bill Wittkowski, Whiting Lightfoot, Top row-Bill Miles, Bruce Nunn, Mr, Schollenberger, Joe O'Neil, Jim Wells, Horace Hudson. HOME ROOM 210 First row-Albert Seeburger, Bill Blackburn, Erma Durbin, Shirley Jenkins, Helen Spitz, Martha Irwin, Ed Laws, Maynerd Hauge. Second row-Richard Kollings, Genevieve Hansen, Miss Amlie, Evelyn Stonecipher, Ruby Fiddler, Margaret Bunten, Ann Van Laningharn, Helen Beguhn, Robert Holt. Third row-.Paul Bryant, Ross Gardner, Harriett Ginsberg, Wilma Wessels, Janice Holitanz, Eleanor Fisk, Betty Fritz, Wallace McGill. Fourth row-Ed Harris, James McCoy, George Martin, Tom Enlow, John Seiguer, Jack Schmitz, Gene Cunningham, Art Dutton, George Carheart, Frank Green. 54 Ninelecn Hundred und 'Thirty-eight A A A A A A A A The 'Roundup HOME First row-Margaret Cobb, Drake Colony, Dor ROOM 303 uthy Boyd, Bette Bartos, Harriet Sherman, Bar- bara Flanagan, Jack Martin, Harry Dunne. Second row-Phylis Bennett, Lillian Castne Beverly West, George Swanson, George S Third row-Lillian Russell, Lois Nelson, Ruth Shindell, George Schmidt, Bill Merrill, Oehbert, Erma Wood, Bob McBride, Bok Fourth row-Dan Krainovich, Dick Huston, Clarence McCullough. HOME ' First row-Kenny Kempton, Charles McGinnis Johnson., Caroline Rockwell, John Cooper Second 'row-Carol Charles, Shirley Snyder, Betty Stevenson, Carolyn. Zelliott, Tom Third raw-Jeane Gross, Betty White, Joan' Lois Gardner, R0seMary Williams, Jack Fourth row-Eunice Lazier, Margery Ginsberg Wilson, Dick 'Wicks, Robert Buckley. Fifth row-Miss Donavon, John Adams, Ja Keith Merrill, Fred Brandenburg, Stanley' Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight 1, Patricia Pierce, Ruth Bryant, Irene Keller, hort, Billy Anderson. Hessian, Naomi Knigliti, Mlchelene Mahee, Fred Dick York, Nancy Lynch, Bob Price, Florence Jones. Bob Kenworthy, .Tauck Murphy, Jack Duncan, ROOM 218 , John Cliff, Lois Goulet, Betty Halligan, Cathrine Margaret WVo0d, Lillian North, Suzanne YVallace, Uorgrove. Bakalyar, Margery Christensen, Barbara VVhyle, Swanson. g, Billy Bomer, Frank Tracy, Tom Simms, Earnest ck Boyt, Marvin Davison, Raymond Verinuden, VVolfe. 55 The A A A A A A A A A HOME ROOM 246 First row-Robert Fidler, Russel Howell, George Parks, Jean Clark, Betty Kent, Verna Ellis, Betty Lutz, Virginia, Memler, Barbara Young. Second row-Edward Buckly, Eugene Severs. Merle Pawly, Madlyn McKinney, Betty Cooper, Haydon Smith, Ingabond Muller, Delores Morse, Mary Jane Ganong. Third row-Kenneth Yilillianis, Phil Stover, Arthur Gormly, 'Walter YVier, Aldean Denby, 'Wesly Thope, Phyllis Leighton, Mary Jordon, Bob Cathcart. Fourth row-Bob Clubb, James lrVright, Austin Letton, Ralph NValla0e, He-nry Haev, Daryl Nims, Kent Danner, Robert Dunivent, Herbert Kock, Edward Dengler. HOME ROOM 348 First row-Shirley Hanson, Phyllis Petro, Mary Hiney, Margaret Knscielak, Janet Meredith, Jean Page, Frances Lipsey, Jeanette Ritzel, Harriett Wheeler, Sue Lane. Second row-Mary Lou Shreve, Marjorie Kolholf, Lois WVoolsey, Mary Alice Rice, Mary Jo Chamberlain, Esther Mann, Mary Motts, Jean Schollenberger, Paul Swanson, Jane Mershon. Thirrl row-Marjorie Barns, Georgia Baichly, Francis Westerlmerflc, Patricia Linden, Donna DeGrusl1, Louise Barns, Les Russick, Lawrence Stokka, Ted Gibson. Fourth row-Dick Soderquist, Jack Mishler, Paul Lefloq, Keith Ross, Vifalter Burns, Meredith Warner, Paul Banker, John VVOolsey, Bill Hattel. Fifth row--Miss Larson, Lyman Ealis, Donald NVeave1', Edward Grunander, Joe Orth, Millard Hughes, Jack Baker, James Burcham. 56 Nz'ncZeen Hundred and 7'l11'1'ty-eight A A A A A A A A A q-'IIC' HOME ROOM 143 First row-Shirley Mercer, Jim Beckley, Dick Stevenson, Harlan Wittcnstein, Evelyn Pinegar, Ellen Halluska., Jane Ann Henkle, Phyl lis Evans, John. YVebbles. Second row-Carl Himmelnian, Lucille Conlri, Leona Hansen, Mary Ellen Knight, Josephine Zimmerman, Carolyn Hempelman, Jadi Third, row--Mary Krainovitch, Dawn Clark, Don DeRegnier, Bill Johann, Barbara Fourth row-LeRoi Beers, Harter Hull, Jo' Dick Darby. Fifth raw-Mr. Bootman, Guy Koenigsherger, Tom Greenwalt. HOM First row-Jerry Stone, Louis Erbstein, Patricia Weaver, Ruth Pellow, Pattrici Second 'row-Mrs. Hicks, Joan Laster, Mar Cash, Virginia Gray, Beverly Peet, Noi Third row-Phillip Dewey, Bob Hufford, Ruth Smith, Rosalee Johnston, Martha Fourth. row-Ted Hartley, La Verne Essa Rolland Fisher, Dick Sherman, Dick Members not shown in picture-Miclmael A brock, Robert Taylor. Nz'neteen Hundred and 'Thirty-ciglzz e Wilmoth, Aletha Main, Dorothy WVallace. ,Julia Carlson, Yvonne Hoffman, Phyllis Konkright, Stickles. in VVallace, Ken Blake, Ray Klobnak, Lyle Lewis, Dwight, Long, Allen Fink, Jim Lilly, Jack Morgan, ROOM 228 ill Pearce, Martin McCollum, George Krainovitch, a Jones, Barbara Manbeck. anne Grigsby, Walter Barnes, Lila Lydon, Barbara 'ma Ansher, Lorraine Contri. Bill Young, Glenn Sedgwick, Shirley Linebaugh. Daley, Helen Hestbeck. ry Dick Engebretsen Jack Nnden, Louise Koch, tone Richard Burrell Duane Grimm, Gerald Sud- l 1 1 , v Mannheuner, Nancy Garner. 1 , ' ' , 57 Thff A A A A A i A A A A HOME ROOM 232 First 'row-Sally Ball, Bill Crewse, Billy O'Neil, Leslie Foote, Alberta. Cook, June Former, Patricia Wisecarver, Leslie Roberts, Stanley Caplan. Second, row-Zone Cleveland, Martha Kreidler, Peggy Hornaday, Vivian Cole, Beatrice Ver- meulen, Janis Waterman, Miriam Horine, Virginia Chance, Bonnie Andre, Elaine Mumford. Third row-Russell Mooney, Robert Young, Bill Simmons, Betty Campbell, Ed Knorr, Antoinette Ferrari, Virginia Boyer, Georgene Watts, John Franquemont, Jean Wiehman. Fourth row--Jack McGrath, Don Moeller, Ellis Paulding, Delores Johnston, Bill Moss, Frank Roseberry, Joe Dudley, Dorward Horrell, Melvin Agne. Fifth row-Miss Kern, Paul Weaver, Rodney Vasconeellos, Garth Erlanson. HOME ROOM 224 First row-Mary Crozier, Mary Beth Pilmer, Mildred Fairman, Margreta Gordon, Mary Bjoraker, Jean Panagos, Margaret Rockwell, Carter Hatch, Alan Dungan. Secoml row-Gerrie McAndy, Elaine Rosen, Joanne Pease, Corinne Mahaffa, Dorothy Wessels, Emmalore Orth, Marilyn Fountain, Joan Ostrus. Thilrd row-Marilyn Long, Lois Mnllgren, Roberta Dunn, Bob Newgard, Bob Ramsey, Virginia Sullivan, J. C. Hatch. Fourth row-Bob Souderquist, Bill Hunsieker, Walter Davis, Carl Potthoff, John Gugyaduhl, Jay Sandler. 58 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight A A A A A A WA A A C1726 oundup HOME First Row-Nancy Weed, Mary Ellen West 'l'h,1Irzl row-Richard Costner, William Hop Brown, Jay Moeller, Jacqueline Scabee, Fourth row-Virgil YVi1fon, Ted Rector, Jay 1 W ROOM 212 'Vanda Riley, Virginia Baknlyur, Jackuline Garitty, McC'ombs. an Wood, Rezilda Lennigkeit, Esther Harris, Edith in, Shirley Austin, . V Ruth Zornes, Harriet Leuelixliain, Ardath' Second 'row-Richard Fnville, John Lox, Luci Goodrich, Dorothy Chance, Joan Milhne lcins, Jack Hannemaxnn, Chester Merritt, Norman Shirley Miller. Darrell Greig, Lewis Pettit, Newell Benson, Marylin Mcfllary, Donna, Jean Eimers, Miss Bach. HOME First raw-Phil Denio, Margery Irwin, Man Miller, Prudence Morrison, Diane Payn Second row-Phyliss Frankie, Suzanne Fowle Edith Colby, Suzanne Eggers, Geraldine IL Third row--Douglas Hudelson, James F1-en Bob Petersen, Ed Harvey, Arlo Wenger Fourth row-Oorlyss Emrnert, Don Bnldrich, Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-eight ROOM 214 ,lm Colflesh, Dorothy Cosgrove, Shirley Dye, Bette e, Mary Ver Mehren. r, Ruth Dwight, Marilyn Pendry, Phyliss Buckman, eifert, Elsie Roth. sh, Bayard French, Dave Milligan, Frank Mabee, Walter Spieth, Miss Nollen, Gray Goewey. 59 7716 A A A A A A A A A HOME ROOM 230 First row-Jack Riggle, James Fink, Doris Vanderhan, Hazel Elders, Eleanor Yunker, Mary Fritz, John Schneider, Allen Griffth. Second row-Evelyn Bubany, Dorothy Mae Aos, Lois Zimmerman, Betty Haidar, Barbara Finner, Jeannette Pickford, Norma Wolf, Glendine Bergeson. Third row-Miss Spratt, Sally Lettow, Tom DeYoung, Dick Foss, Dick Washer, Barry Barnes, Richard Andrew. Fourth row-Warren Gilbert, Edwin John Abramson, Bob Haskett, Jack Curtis, Jack Chris- topher, John Risewick, James Sedgwick, Tom Maine. HOME ROOM 216 First row-Kathryn Whitney, Jean Sones, Eleanor Zelliott, Barbara Thiessen, Mary Meredith, Georgia Burson, Virginia Moeckly, Jo Ann VVillis. Second row-Philip Erlanson, Thomas Borman, Billy Kubec, Hal Gibson, Ronny Thompson, Jerry Jaeger, Dick Laster, Allen Jones, Jack Fortner. Third row-Miss Ballard, John Rundberg, Billy Olson, Bill Nuzum, Billy Schulze, Ed Considine, Ed Kimball, Jordan Smith. 60 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight A A A A A A A A The 'Roundup HOME First row-Bill Grimm, Byron Stover, Clifford Second row-Immogene Crawford, Joy Toep Miles. Third 'row--Bill Steele, Don Harris, Jerry Leig' Fourth row-Jim Pooley, Herman Reeves, Do i Nineteen Hundred und ifhirty-eight l ROOM 247 '1'0V9S, Dick Erickson, James Kroger, Dick Evans. for, Jean McGinness, Vesper Lee Voss, Marjorie Jton, David Tinius, Merl Routson, Eugene Wilson. ll Perkins. l 61 1 L L i E 2 V i ? I 3 . 1 3 i x 4 I m f 1 Q s n I A I 4 E x H R n 1 I , Q 1 Q I T S 5 i I -LWYX XS , V7 hs PY: 45. .gl T:w'n?4'1 X f WRRM X OO Ni I -C. alia 1 EE' X 3-3' 1 X if 13 l 2 ff ig' 5? , 'T' X 1 V155 , Y .- Q5 Q QP T , V T, ,P f f lu 9 a t gi if TM! 1 xx. 97, M Ya Wyy y I L X V X lf' , f 2 ' If f .51 . jx' -L M K Y : , i i w ,Q X F 'iw , 7 ' V 5 ' M ' 5? 5 N V' W V f 1 1. X V V Mir- -,sf A -kv 4' b f ' 'H rl , X A x X14 'ff E. ' ' 1 '15 --f f' X- lf! 'f N1 .J - - N 1 xx K 'W Q' VV 1 'X ' f' ' M l 5: in ' ggii ft! 'x Y 1 fl f iw lw M K n ! f ul ml lk, ' , Il- E., 11 ,- uf me w. ff AX J ' . , H '.'F1'1 f'l:f,.5w'- f ' ,f 1 ww, f ,V X W j NN,.: x N my 11 xl! A A! X X' N , ww W ff z IH f W WL V K ' ,Vvff QW .Q .fn A . L 1 E . .,f at it IND: -xxx A I x xx,, , 1 ,iyf V CIVIC' A A A i A A A A A A l SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL First row-Betty Skaggs, Jean Meredith, Betty Burnette, Ethel Flook, Katherine Rosnmn, Marion Kinderman, Mary Ann Cassiday, Cornelia Mallett. Second 'row-Betty Comfort, Doris Denman, Dorothy Andre, Anna Marie Bentley, Betty VVater- man, Natalie Dexter, Vlfarren Nutler, Herbert Koch, Patricia Yates. Third row-Peggy Sheuerman, Art Rose, Bill YViddup, David Stivers, Eugene Hogan, Fred VVells, Dick Stuart, Stanley Johnson. Fourth row-Bob Knowles, Bob Levine, Elsie Spry, Lawrenee Stonecipher, Fred Gilbert, Marshall Schliok, Dick Moehl, Bill Burns, LeRoy Wilson. Fifth row-Howard Holbrook, Bob Chase, Homer Dudley, John Carney, Joe Hill, Larry Frowick, Gordon Neuman, Dick Vlfinchester, Don Dillon, Bill Webber. JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL . First row-Mary Jo Chamberlin, Shirley Snyder, Harriett Sherman, Betty Lutz, Norma Ansher, Hazel Eldred. Second row-Ellis Paulding, Barry Barnes, Bob Bowles, Jack Swanson, Edward Kimbel, Jay Moellar, Georgie Burson. Third 'row-Lillian Castner, Jean Gross, Bob Clubb, Bruce Fulenwider, Jack Schmitz, Arthur Dutton. Fourth row-Mr. Battrick. 64 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight The 'Roundup A A A A A A A A First row-Ardis Fowler, Mary Noss, Gretchen Watkins, Mildred Crouse, Margaret Horn Second row-Bonnie Schermerhorn, Virginia Betty Lou Gladwin, Helen McCa1nb1-idge, Bentley. Third row--Mary Jenn Cramer, Dorothy Pai Merriam, Betsy Little, Arline Halsy, June Wissler. GIRLS ' CLUU3 Killingsworth, Barbara Hornaday, Mary Elizabeth aday, Betty Moore, Catherine Chase, Mrs. Lexa. CABINET Hathaway, Margaret Bump, Cornelia Mallett., Betty Johnson, Madeline Erickson, Anna Marie re Mav Belle Carter Marcia Lou Fett Grace Radkef Luene Mallett: Barbara Moechly, hlarilyn Billie Stanford, Marjorie Lee Fewel, Mary Jane Fourth row-Kathryn Rosman, Lois Ackerman, Drake, Marilyn Ellingson, Junet Blake, Pa Fiflh row-Carolyn Lumsden, Dorothy de Joi Patricia Potter Margaret Townsfelt Jean itricia Davis, Joan Andrews, Ruth Lambert. ig, Betty Bruner, Betty Bailey, Sarah Bailey, 'idge-on, Betty Beh, Betty Skaggs, Joan Andrews, McPherrin. , , Y Dot Abramson, Etta Mae Martin, Marjorie BOYS' CLU First row-Haynes Lagerquist, Dexter Phillips Johnny Graham, Diok Manbeck, Walter P Second row-Jerry Levy, Don Dillon, Brad l Nl Tom VVallace, Eugene Strauss, YVilliam Mo' Third row-Reese Stewart, Colin Fritz, Bob Le Carrol Kiuker, Dewey McMurray. Fourth row-Marshall Souers, Caville NVoodbu Jack Kuhel, George Peak. Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-eight lf B CABINET LeRoy Rlioadeis, David Parks, Bud Dusenberry, otts. innis, Bob Cramer, Bob Reinhard, Sid Craiger, rgan. lvine, George Cook, VVillard Ross, Robert Wright, n, John Carney, John Patrick, Stewart Barnes, 65 Thr? A A A A A A A A A ANNUAL STAFF First row-Peggy Akers Corganizzitionsj, Lois Acfkerinan Chuniorj, Margaret Potlioff fsenior soctionj, Ann Feik fsnapsj. Sevfnul row-Elizabeth Cetron fseniorsj, June Munsinger fhumm-J, June Mc-Derinott fgirls' sportsj, Patricia Yates foo-cditorj, Lois Swisher Cbusinessi. Tliird row-Jack Owens fsportsj, Norman Sandler Qhumorb, Jack Biermunn Csportsj, Jean Maroney geo-editorb. WEEKLY ROUNDUP row-Betty Jenn Hatf-her, Helen Reynolds, Peggy Akers, Eleanor Kroeger Cgirls' sportsj, Mary Canine. Fi mt Serfrmrl row-Bette Carlisle, Elizabeth Cetron, liorotliy Andre Ceo-editorl, Kathryn Brown ffenture editorj, Betty Beverley, Lois Swisher. Tliirrl 1'01l'iPHl1l Gladfelder Cnssislnnt 6l1lf0l',, Bob Nickless, Ed Levy, June Mc-Dermott. fgirls' sportsl, Arthur lVickersl1z1n1. Fozirfh row-Roiuild Anlt, Ben Price, Bob Chase Cnssistant editorj, Howard Holbrook tsports editorj, Joe Hill Cbusiness inanagerb. Fifth l'0ZL'ixVEll'Li911 Tuller foo-editorh, Jack Barrels, Bill Brand. ANNUAL ADVERTISING STAFF First row-Pauline McMahon. Phyllis YVri,f1l1t Lenore Kahn Billie Stwnforci Mfiidfi Sunderson Inez Ehrliart, Marjorie Fewel. Y Y I I 0 Y I I H L l Second row-Peggy Sheuerman, Mary Hnrter, Barbara Kingsley, Betty Lou Mr-Clary, Ruth North, Betty Jean Hatcher, Elizabeth Steffen, Lois Swisher. Thirzl row-Haynes Lagerqnist, Betty Huyc-lc, Elizabeth Barrett, Paul Kelly, Bob Metier Qbnsiness manugerj, Mr. Foresman. Fourth row-Paul Gladfelder, Bob L' El yon, 4 Levy, John McGill, Bill Brand, Ralph Ford Uiusiness munugerj, Fred Bennett. Fifth i'owQOrrin McIntyre, Jack XV:itson, Jack Lukin, XVf1rden Tuller, Bob Gibson. 66 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-ez'ght 1 7726 A A A A A A A A A THEODIAN CLUB First row-Mary Frances Carhart, YVilma Fore, Helen Metz, Lilla Rossiter, Betty Lou Gladwirl. June Radko, Mary Elizabeth Gillian, Dorothy Abramson, Pauline Nutt. Second row-Virginia Uhl. Ruth North, Franelle Foote, Alice Kenworthy, Betty Johnson, Shirley Baichley, Pauline McMahon, Maisie Sanderson, Betty Skaggs, Betty Moore. Third 'row-Cornelia Ball, Nan Castner, Connie Grigsby, Isoline YVOodruff, Cornelia Mallett, Phyllis WVest, Margret Hansen, Sue Marie Schreiber, Joan Andrews. Fourth 'row-Betty Bruner, Elizabeth Clark, Berneil Maxey, Lois Ackerman, Jean Taylor, Barbara Hummel, Luene Mallett, Bernice Jacobson. Top row-Margaret Ann Chambers, June Bolton, Marjorie Clubb. Ruth Morris, Dorothy de Jong, Jean Pidgeon. SCRIBBLERS CLUB First row-Frances Richie, lVilli:1m Martin, Barbara Holly, Virginia Myhre. Secorijrl row-Ruth Lindstrom, Marjorie Fewel, Beverly Miller, Christel Huttenlocher, Camilla EXVSOH. Third row-Odette Jennson, Patricia Merrill, Betty Huyck, Jack VVatson, Margaret Merrill, Alfred Silver. 68 Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-eight A A A A A A A A A The oundup DRAMATIC First row-Lenore Kahn, Camilla. Hewson, Second row-Bonnie Schermerhorn, Arline W Tl:-ird row-Ardis Fowler, Patricia Yates, B0 First 'row-Eleanor Batchelor, Margaret Bu Dorothy Hoffman. Second row-Miss Spratt, Mildred Dungan, Howard, Florence Woody, Dorothy MCC Tllirrl Tow-Elizabeth Jzuisen, Lorraine Bla Mary Quinn, Dorothy Dykstra. Fourth row-Catherine Ousley, Virginia E Hayes. Nineleen Hundred and Thirty-eight HONOR CLUB onna Mae Booth, Helen Dyer, Mrs. Mastin. Is, Printha. Sivright, Larry Frowick, Dick McCuen. b Nelson, Herbert Erickson, Herbert Isaacson. COSTUME AN mp, Ann Holroyd, Virginia Leigh, Viola. Jenkins, D DESIGN CLUB Rosemary Portel, Dorene Morain, Ruth Mary illough. nc, Mary Kathryn Hiltburner, Jeannette Wilson, irle, Bebe Mehle, Georgianna Zimmerman, Patty 69 qlht? A A A A A A A A A SPANISH CLUB First row-Sara Campbell, Omah YValt0n, Mary Wyiiclc, Shirley Quinn, Bettie Laughran, Kathryn McCoy, Lisheth Crispin, Charlotte Richardson, Jeanne Paquin. Sfconrl 1'o'w+Leon Harer, Miss Platt, , Dorothy Jean Walters, Joyce Riggle, gfirginia Schjolberg, Don Cohen, John Graham, Joan Murphy, YVinifred Kurtzweil, Dick pencer. Third mu'-Don Keeney, Barbara Tear, Dixie Dimit, Marjorie Dewey, Marjorie Clubb, Elizabeth Barrett, Betty Huyck, Betty Jeanne Hatcher, Gwendolyn Phares, Pat Traver, Bob Hermann, Dick Roycr. Fourth 1'ow-Clifford Nolte, James Bnaun, VV'alter Potts, Arlene Sorenson, Robert Brinton, VValter Shotwell, Martin Robinson, Charles Blodgctt. Top Row-Alfred Lieserowitz, Dick German, Dick L. Smith, Carl Kasdorf, Harry Tusant, Junior Penberthy, Lynn Bailey, Bill Corrick, Gaylord Gray. LATIN CLUB First row-Miriam Jean Hatch, Virginia Graf, Betty Van Liew, Florence Hoak, Katherine Chase, Lucille Foss, Alice Kenworthy, Barbara Chapman, Margaret Hanson, Pauline' Nutt. Second 'row-Betty Lee McClarey, Virginia Harris, XV:llma Phillips, Mary Noss, Dorothy Mitchell, Margaret Hootman, Lucy Jarmin. Betty Bailey, Jane Cowles, Madeline Erickson. Third raw-Betty YVatern1an, Joan Brutus, Mary Louise Clark, Sara Ringocn, Lois Harnagel, Betty Beverly, Marie Sherman, Joan Messinger, Shirley Sloane. Fourth, row-Betty Skaggs, Miss Schreiner, Virginia Kirke, Mary Jean Cramer, Dorothy Ely, Mary Catherine Spencer, T'om Wzlllace, Bernice Jacobson, Dan Doolittle. Fifth raw-Virginia Uhl, Berneil Maxey, Barbara Nelson, Carolyn Lumsden, Dorothy Grundman, Mary Jane Drake, Joan Haegen, Ruth North, Bill Hill, Charles Smith, Harrison Cass. 70 Nz'neleen Hundred and Thirty-eight A A A A A A A A A The 'Roundup KITAB-E First row--Marilyn VVisslcr, Dorothy Gutmar n, Barbara Moeckley, Ester Seevers. Second row-Donna Mae Booth, Betty Morrr Hoksbergen, Maizy Sanderson, June Rad Third row-Elizabeth Cetron, Florence Colle Lois VVessling, Mary Elizabeth Gillen. Fourth row-Isoliiie VVoodruff, Miss Behm, J Virginia Sellers. W, , lllll G-ERM First 'row-Laura Jane Webbeles, Bill Cate, gart, Frances Wickwvarel, Elizabeth Coon: Second 'row--John Quiner, Jack Miller, Ellen Berg, Alice Jacobs, Betty Gelsin. Third 'row-Clyde Doolittle, James Prunty, Kinker, Miss Sperry. Top row-Cecil Garwick, Howard Campbell, Nineteen Hundred und Thirty-eight N'-NADI Frunelle Foote, Alice Mooney, Virginia Talbot, Kathryn Rossmzin, Charlotte Gross, Marguerite Lueue Mallett. lie, ri Sally Reigniger, Betty Housli, Natalie Dexter. zlbelle XVilso11, Annabelle Kennedy, Nan Caster, AN CLUB Mariam Bowman, Mariaini Davis, Gertrude VV0in- Leonard, Helen Metz, Dorothy Grunander, Virginia Dick McCuen, Walter Wright, Bill Mesmer, Carroll Larry Feike, Conrad Burns. 71 The A A A A A A A A A FRENCH CORRESPONDENCE CLUB First row--Miss Baridon, Lova Fulenwider, Betty Benson, Mary Garrett, Norma Winter, Dorothy Levich, Betty Maynard, Bernice Levich. Second row-Meirlyn Shapiro, Mary Edwards, Lorraine Long, Louise Baichley, Ruth Brown, Julia McClelland, Julia Roberts, Jean Le Coq, Eleanor Krueger. Third row-June Bolton, George McClary, Mary Pearson, XVinifred Prussia, Eloise Reese, Phyllis WVest, Anna Marie Bentley, Agnes Louise Mandelbaum, Martha Johnson. Fourth 1'o'w-Ruth Morris, Vifilliam Downing, Doris Southworth, Gertrude Clubb, Ruth Anne Hoffman, Belle Marks, Lilla Rossitcr, Jean Fischer. Fifthoroiu-Jack XVatkins, Charles Finch, Robert Wright, Mary Thayer, Bill Stevenson, Jane arson. FRENCH CLUB First row-Pauline McMahon, Roberta Chase, Joan Nicholson, Betty Lou Gladwin, Mary Ann Cassiday, Joan Pettit, Betty Jane Burnett, Margaret Ann Hornaday, Susan Duncan. Second row-Susan Harrison, Barbara Miller, Constance Aldrich, Arlene YVells. Inez Ehrhart, itarlineg Schwab, Patricia McAneney, Betty Neumann, Dorothy Abramson, Marjorie Schloss, ISS poor. 1'hird row-Ethel Flook, Evelyn VVright, Shirley Baichly, Virginia Daley, Cornelia Baal, Etta Mae Martin, Oditte Jeanson, Marjorie Hartman, Celia Van Arsdale, Ruth Abramson. Fourth row-VVillie Martin, Maida Sanderson, Marilyn Painter, Dorothy Steil, Elizabeth Clark, Betty Bruner, Edgar Parks, Mary Lou Kenworthy, Margaret Ann Chambers, Fred Wells. Fifth row-Charles Murphy, Jean Maroney, Bill XViddup, Bob Young, Jack Owens, Homer Dudley, Marshall Towers, Gordan Newman, Lois Sherman, John Carney. 72 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight A A A A A A A A A The oundufr GONCE First 'row-'Virginia VVenaas, Mary Pahl, Ren Rossman, Ruth Towers, Gail Considine, Second row-Laura Jean Cartwright., Thelm Smith, Printha Sivright, Billiette Sjon Crouse, Miss Larson. Third row-Nancy Hockett, Gloria Seeling, Bristol, Eddie Rice, James Harper, Jean Fou1'th row--Joy Thompson, Lynn Kimmel, Hoyt, Bill Marinus, Vivian Morrell, Ann Fifth row-Bill Cosgrove, Jean Pidgeon, Na Blount, Kingsby Felt, John Keldy, Rayn Sixth row-Richard Fritz, Bill Margan, Russo Hague, Harold Vlfabsha, Bob Blacklidgo, SYMPH First row-HMiss Larson, Jean LeCoq, Ester Jackson, Mildred Crouse, Berneil Maxely Second row-Shirley Harlen, Bertha Burke, Celia Van Arsdale, Katherine Rosman, Third row-Lillian Woodard, Sally Reningo Brookshire, Alex Thompson, Bill Cook, C Fourth 'row-Jean Pidgeon, Kenneth Judiesc Bob Smith, Wendel Mordy, Howard Cox, Top Row-Bob Fitzpatrick, Larry Frowick, E VVatters, Jr. Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-eight E ii, RT CHORUS e Loeb, Sheila Taylor, Marjorie Lewis, Catherine arjorie Conway, Lillian Woodard, Elizabeth Coon. Wood, Margaret Block, Dorothy Paine, Evelyn by, Doris Rivers, Marguerite Bedwell, Mildred Marcca Felt, Byron Beeler, Bill Marshall, Mack lMeredith, Dorothy Grissen, Mildred Crouse. Bill Rolly, Stanley Todd, Merle Milligan, Allan e Vrooman, Eleanor Westburg. n Casher, Don YVilliams, Jim Rockwell, Marion iond Stiver, Pau Merriman, Bob Smith. ll Carlson, Jack Bierman, Stanley Johnson, Robert Bob Merritt, Glen Thompson. ONIA CLUB Renee loeb Virginia YVenaas M1 Lesai saline Vlloodruif Ellen Leonard Prmtha Sivright nr-les Finch, Mack Bristol, Betty Jean Davis. ', Bob Beverly, Bill Marshall, Eddie Rice, Bob rrol Kinker, Jack Crowell. Jack Miller, Bill Hill, Bill Rolly, Don Williams, Morton Park, James Harper. rad Minnis, Jack Biermann, 'Bil Mesmer, Lorraine Seivers, Marjorie Conway, Doris Rivers, Patricia . A Y n l . .'. . 1 l 1 Y 1 h 73 The 'Roundup A A A A A A A A A GIRLS' G-LEE First row-Jeanne Pazuin, Jeanne Le'Coq, Betty Kent, Gail Carris, Roberta Carper, Bette Votruba, Louise Treptow, Evelyn Zingerman, Mary Ann Arnold. Second row-Marjorie Conway, Mildred Crouse, Kathryn Rossman, Bonnie Schermerhorn, Carol Charles, Eleanor Vlfestbrnok, Ruth Towers, Mary Canine, Bernice Erickson, Norma NVinter. Third row-Margaret Wood, Shirley Hansen, Margaret Black, Grace Merriman, Mary Swanson, Mary Jordan, Constance Aldrich, Lillian Russell, Mildred Cornell. Fourth row-Sue Lane, Betty Berney, Sue Wilderson, Evelyn Smith, Dorothy Payne, Mildred Kintner, Alice Rice, Lois YVoolsey. .Top row-Miss Larson, Marcia Felt, Dorothy Ramsay, Lorraine Long, Louise Dicky, Jeanne Reese, Marie Stilwell, Jean Hewitt, Celia, Van Arsdale. JUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE First 'row-Miss Larson, Jean Cohenl, Mildred Fairman, Virginia Sullivan, Shirley Mercer, glfzHfgaf3etlRocl:well, Mary Beth Pilmer, Patricia 'Wisecarver, Marilyn Fountain, Ruth Pellow, a y al. Second row-Bette Bartos, Esther Harris, Marjorie Barnes, Phyllis Petro, Barbara Cash, Emmalow Orth, Roberta Dunn, Meriam Horine, Dorothy Wallace, Yvonne Hoffman, Barbara Manbeck. Third row-Shirley Hansen, Janette Meredith, Mary Jo Chamberlain, Esther Mann, Dorothy Wessels, Lois Mallgren, Marilyn Long, Joan Butters, Marian Grigsby, Phyllis Frankel. Fourth raw-Edith Goodrich, Marjorie Ginsberg. Peggy Hornaday, Donna DeGrush, Shirley Miller, Bonnie Andre, Alice Marie Rice, Julia Carlson, Virginia Boyer, Louise Koch, Sue Lane. Top row--Mary Lou Shreve, Jean Schollenberger, Joan Laster, Patricia Pierce, Patsy Jones. 74 Niizezeen Hundred and 'Thirty-eight l A A A A A A A A A Tht? 1 I BAND CIIl'Y!0fSiL2ll1l'9l1C9 Frowick, Bob Brookshire, Mary Mowen, Bill l 2ll'Xl'Cll, Kingsley Felt, James Charleton, Eugene Scvers, Thelma VVood, Bob Haag, Mary Atherton, Joane Mosley, Ralph Bird. Horns-Alex Thompson, Duane Moffet, Ray Hu dson, George Munger. Buritones-Brad Minnis, Carol Kinkcr, Larry Gates. Tronllzofnes-Bob Fitz, Don Brown, Esther Severs, Gene Porter, Melville lVerner, Stanley lVolf. Basses-Jack Miller, Ned Tillson, Bob Gary, John Thompson, Charles Haydon, Naomi Fletcher. Oboe-Frank Cox. Ba.s'.soo'nf-Howard Cox, Dorothy Steil, John McClory. Flutes-Lorrain Xvatters, Shirley Harlan, Sally Reiniger, Isoline lVoodruff, Bonnie Burns, Marione Landsbery, Kerr Juchesch, Berneil Maxey, Phyllis Woods, Barbara Holley, Patricia Davis, Jean Gross. Alto Clarinet-Bert Russick. Bass G'la1'inet-Bill Reeves. CI11ri'nefs-Muriel Anders, Bill Anderson, Barbara Bender, Bob Beverley, Edwin Buckley, Bill Cook, Ray Eastman, Charles Finch, Bill Hill, .llean Little, Bill Meredith, Fred Schindel, Rutledge Schropp, Gloria Secling, James Thompson, Kend' Vlfallerstedt, Wendell Robinson, Barland Siverson, Bob Harrison, Charles Leonard, Allen Hoyt, Betty Davis. Percussion-Jack Crowell, Sam Rissien, Shelia Taylor, Norton Parks, Bill I,JIesmer, Harold Vllebshaw, Dan Doolittle, Dick H'ickes.R faxes-lllerle Pawley, George Short, Lorraine Preston, George Carr, John McCoy, omer ales. I l oRc11Ets'1'R.A VioZi'n,s+Joan Becker, Margaret Cobb, Boi Hill, Ray Hodson, Barbara Hutchinson, Lucy Jarmin, Sally Needham, Ellis Paulding, Vir inia Scholzberg, Bob VVilliamson, Robert Smith, Virginia Bakalyer, Robert Barge, Nathan runia, Suzanne Eggers, Phyllis Frankel, Mary Gillen, Jeanette Pickford, Kathryn Shannon, Kenneth Salser, John Wyatt, Katherine Zelliot, Dorothy Vllassels. Viola-Albert Biano, Ruth Payne. Cello-VV'hedell Mordy, Margaret Green, Lois Halferty, Virginia Kurtzwell, Dann Tinius, Marjorie Shafer. Fl11,tes4Shirley Harlan, Kenneth Jndiesh, Berneil Maxey, Phyllis Woods, Lorraine Watters, Clarinets-Barbara Bender, Bob Beverly, Ray Eastman, Charles Finch, Bill Hill, XVendell Robinson. Horns-Duane Moffit, George Munger, Alex Thompson. 00TH6tS1BOb Brookshire, Bill Farwell, Mary Mowen, Mary Atherton. Tromtbonea-Bob Fitzpatrick, Ester Severs. Pe'1'czm.s-ion-Jack Crowell, Sam Rissien, Don Doolittle. Bass-Elizabeth Cook, Naomi Fletcher, Lorraine Preston, Jack Miller, Ellen Le'011HI'd, Ned Tilslm. Cl1M'19S HflYd0l'1- 0l1oc+Frank Cox, John McClorv, Dorothy Steil. Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight 75 7716 Oundbip A A A A A A A A A BOYS' GLEE CLUB First row-Stanley Todd, Floyd Milligan, Bill Thorsen, Bill Marshall, Bob Smith, James Harper, Byron Beeler, Bill Cosgrove. Second row--Miss Larson, Bud Booth, Stanley Johnson, John Langhoad, Bill Morcnus, Bill Rolly, Ed Wing, Raymond Stiver. Third 'row-Martin VVhitncy, Jim Rockwell, Curtis Day, Robert Hill, Jim Opdyke, Glen Thompson. Jack Biermann. Fou1'th row--Richard Fritz, Ray Jennings, Bon Price, Bob Poluckledgc, Eddie Rico, Marvin Blount, Robert, Towers. R CLUB Front-Dexter Phillips. First Vow-Art Sheuerman, Clare Powers, Dean Thomas, Frank Burns, Kenneth Felt, Jack Kuhl, Tom O'Conn0r, Charles Murphy, Bob Lyon. Second row-Bill Powers, Glen Patrick, John Cameron, Paul Curran, Norman Sandler, Bill Webber, John McGill, Don Rice. Third row-Frank Miles, Bill VViddup, Marshall Souers, Harry Tusant, Dick Misner, Bill Sherman, Bob Hermann, Art Rose. 1 ou'rth row-Kenneth Rccseman, Don Dillon, Max Tennigkeit, Duncan Huebner, XVayne Merry- man, Stewart Barnes, Don Fitch, Coach Rump. 76 Nineteen Hundred and 7'hi1'ty-eight A A A A A A A A A The 'Roundup HI-Y. Dorothy Cole, Virginia Ellingson, Betty Second row-Jean Le Coq, Betty Bruner, Lu McMahon, Laura Jane VVebbles, Dorothy Third row-Georgianna Zimmerman, Fraunell Ethel Flook, Bett Johnson Mar raret Ha Christel Huttenloeher Madelene Erickson W. ylma Fore, Virginia Leigh, Mary Elizabeth Gillen, First row-Corrinne Heater, Julia Roberts, W lllloore, Viola Jenkins. -ne Mallott, Phyllis Kelso, Betty Housh, Pauline Gutmann. Foote, Doris Denman, R.uth Morris, Joan Andrews, oson, Charlotte Gross. Lorraine Blanc. Y 1 is Fourth, row-Marjorie Clubb, Carolyn Lumsden, Agnes Lou Mandelhaum, Virginia Daley, Y HI- First row-Betty Cook, Catherine Chase, Flort Virginia Hoak, Barbara Mueckley, Esther Second row-Dolores Smith, Donna Mae Boot! Gloria Gray, Bernice Maxey, Maisy San Third, row-Sue Marie Shriebers, Gail Carris, Clubb, Jean Espe, Julia Rahm, Priscilli lilourtli row-Margaret Merrill, Margaret A Annabelle Wilson, Betty Ann Neshy, Do Nineteen Hundred und Thirty-eiglzt .W. nee Hoak, Betty Votruba, Gretchen Killingswnrth, Seevers, Joan Pettit. L, Betty Carrie, Mary Parrioh, Mary Jean Cramer, ierson, Dorothy Dykstra, Kathryn Rosman. Etta Mae Martin, Mary Lou Kenworthy, Gertrude , VVard, Joan Brutus, Betty Waterman. in Chambers, Barbara Chapman, Pauline Nutt., rothy Abramson, Marilyn Wissler, Betty Skaggs. 77 CIVIC' A A A A A A A A A HI-Y First rowhBob Fitzpatrick, Dick Spencer, Haynes Lagerquist, Sam Rissien, Bill Baird, John Quiner, James Harper, Bob Harrison. Second row-Art Rose, Bob Gramer, Charles Murphy, Paul Curran, James Prunty, Bob Black- burn, Harrison Cass, Dick Brockett. Third row-Jack Chaffee, Torn Laster, Marshall Barlowe, Ben Price, George Cook, John Fritz, Dean Thomas, Charles Vaughn, Dick German, Fourth row-YVendell Robinson, Reece Stuart, Tom VVo0ds, George Towne, Arthur Beckford, Larry Gates, George Rutledge, Dick Smith, Bob Bolesby. Fifth row-John Quigley, Bill WVebber, Bill Thorsen, Herbert Merrick, Bud Bailey, Bob McGregor, John Gutaman, Jack WVatson, Don Dillion, Bob Duben, Stanley Meadows, Jim Greene, Bob Herrick, La Yon Kirkpatrick, Merrit Duechi. HI-Y First row-Homer Rollins, Leonard YVolf, David Parks, Bob Herman, Bill YViddup, George Peak, John Hunter, Ted Minnis. Second row-Dick Manbeek, John Carney, Jim Incer, Edgar Parks, John YVatkins, Jerry Levy, Ned Rood, Dick Moehl, Third row-Junior Penberthy, Duncan Huebner, James Schropp, Oakland Hertzberg, Sid Craiger, Marshall Souers, Kirk Fox, Herbert Madison, George Willhoite. Fourth row-Morton Whitney, Robert McGuire, Dexter Phillips, Homer Dudley, VVa1'den Tuller, Bill Boles, Howard Tippy, Dick YVinchestcr. 78 Nineteen Hundred and 'I'hirty-eight A A A A A A A A A The Roundup JUNIOR HIGH D Fi-rst row-Dick Erickson, Eleainor Zelliot, Sh Audrey Tcar, Jeannette Pickford, June Fo Second row-Douglas Hudelson, Naomi Knigl Barbara Theisson, Shirley Austin, Virgini Third row-Lois Zimmerman, Elaine Mumfoi Jim Lilly, Ruth Smith, Nancy Garner. Illembers not shown, 'in pict1H'e-Bfirlsara Fen! JUNIOR First row-Nancy XVI-wed, Joan Millhaem, Di Page, YV:inda Riley, Dick Stevenson. Second row-Dorothy Mae Aos, John VVebbles Benson, Betty Hallagan, .Phyllis Buckrnan Third row-Betty Haider, Helen Spitz, Betty RAMATIC CLUB irley Dye, Mary Ellen YVest, Prudence Morrison, rtner, Mrs. Hicks. .t, Dick Laster, Barbara Flanagan, Lois Nelson, J. Bakulyar. 'd, Michelene Mabee, Jim Pooley, George Short, ler, Ardath McCon1bs, Ruth Zorues. ART CI-UB :k Foss, Corlyss Emmurt, Helene Labatut, Jean HHIYIED Wheeler Stevenson, Vern Ellis, Dick Manuhenmer Norma , Margery Irwin, Bob Young, Allan Fink, Newell 1 ' ' v ' y e Wolf, Martha Kriedler, Georgene Watts, J Fourth row-Eugene WVilson, YValter Barnes, Paul YVeave1', Miss Brecse, Margery Kolho Nz'ncteen Hundred and 7'hz'rly-eight an YVichman. Dick Engelbretsen, LaVern Essery, Ken Blake, ff. 79 The Roundup A A A A A A A A A GAME CLUB First row-Jack Mishler, Don Moeller, Rodney Vascoucellos, Jim Beckley, Gray Gnewey, Jordan Smith, Byron Stover. Second row-Bob Soderquist, Conrad Amend, Ralph XVullace, Bob Newgarrl, Billy Anderson. Merle Pawley, John Guggedahl. Third 'row-Bill Bennett, Dick Yort, Jack Swanson, Bob Buckley, Edwin Abramson, J. C. Haitvh. Top row-Frank Tracy, Keith Ross. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB First row-Jack Curtis, Lucien YVood, Richard Faville, John FOX, James French, Jim Fink. Second row-Louis Erbstein, Bill Crewse, Jack Hnnnmzxnn, Frank Mabee, Richard Thompson, Bayard French, Drake Colony. Third row-Dick XVusher, Jerry Stone, Ted Rector, Don Baldridge, Albert Seeberger, Bob Bowles. Fourtlz. row-Frank Green, Tom Cosgrove, Dave Milligan, Miss Nollen, Robert Adams, George Schmidt, Dick YVickes. 80 Nineteen Hundred und 'Thirty-eight A A A A A A A A The 'Roundup l , l PLEASUR First row-Evelyn Bubarry, Florence Oehler t Jean Panagos, Dorothy Casgrove, Antonetti Second row-Mary Louis Bjoraker, Dorothy B 0 Evelyn Stonecipher, Phyllis Bennett, Caroh Third 'row-Betty Campbell, Marjorie Miles, Pendry, Ruth Dwight, Georgialee Severso U, Fourth row-Genevieve Hansen, Rosalie Johnsi ES INGING Eleanor Younker, Hazel Elder, Joanne Pease, , Ferrari, Catherine Johnson. yd, Mary Motts, Margaret Koscielak, Irene Keller, 'n Rockwell, Ruby Fidler, Joan Ostruss. ieraldine Lieffert, Donna Jean Eimers, Marilyn Virginia Chance, Phyllis Evans. on, Erma Durbin, Delores Johnston, Edith Colby, Rezilda Tennigkeit, Aletha Main, Jerry ll cCurdy, Margaret- Wood, Beverly VVest, Beatrice Vermulen, Joy Toepfer. WRESTLING CLUB First raw-Kenny Kempton, Phil Erlanson, Bill Gorham, Louis Petit, Harry Barnes, Norman, Jack Fortner, Allen Dungan. Second raw-James Mershon, Ronnie Thomps De Young, John Rundberg. Third row-Don Harris, Paul LeCoq, Ed Co Bob Holt, Hal Gibson. Fourth row-Bill Hottel, James McCoy, Ted Gormley, Jack Boyt, Garth Erlanson, Mr. Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-eight o QI' n, Billy Olson, Jerry Jaeger, Dick Andrews, Tom msidine, Virgil Wilfon, Bob Ramsey, Bill Nuzum, Gibson, VVesely Thorpe, Murlan Klingaman, Art ohnson. 81 T126 A A A A A A A A A 1 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First 'row-Pauline Nutt, Betty Burnette, Betty Skaggs, Betty VVaterman, Ruth Abramson, Dorothy Abramson, Marilyn VVissler, Eleanor Krueger, Dorothy Andre. Second 7'0'1lJ1CfL1'Y0l1 Kinker, Barbara Chapman, Leila VViles, Bernice Jacobson, Anna Marie Bentley, Art Rose, Fred VVells, John Carney, Virginia Uhl. Third row-Dick Smith, Jack Owens, Carter Reynolds, Fred Bennett, Charles Murphy, Larry Frowick, Gordon Neumann, Dick Winchester, Bill VVehber. Fourth, row-Don Dillon, Carolyn Lumsdcn, Ruth Morris, Dorothy De Jong, Betty Bruner, George Cook, Arthur Carter, Bob Chase. Fifth, 7'OlU--Bl?-ldf0l'd Minnis, Joe Hill, Homer Dudley, Lawson Schmidt, NVarden Tuller, XVesley Tennant, Jack NVafson. QUILL AND SCROLL Fvlrst row-Peggy Akers, Marjorie Spitz, Eleanor Kroeger, Dorothy Andre. Second row-Jack Owens, Elizabeth Cetron, Bernice Jacobson, Betty Beverley, Jack WVatson. Third row-Gene Moroney, Alfred Silver, Joe Hill, Warden Tuller, Bob Chase. Not in picture-Kathryn Brown. 82 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eiglzt NQ XR if Q W A 9 ,1115 A if N 9 ,EW , xx 1,14 , X 4 7 X if, . 1 ,I ' N' ff! 4 I' ,V ' xx M! 'W 'uf 1 my fy .WN ,, M. W lx , ,J 1' ,lf wk w , MT? r x X J gy Q WX 4 f XXX N ,lf ,ff hx x J,' 'Vx-N, gun X M X ' 39, x w' ', ff , V wif' ,Mm ,Z Hu w WY ty la WJ! 25' iz P I -:mis , iii? f Of J w -3,3 ' wt v W K Vg f Iv 0 W ? ' .V 'K , .U 4 f X X ' ff if X A X ,gf xx , vi , v. iv WN Q V- X f Q, f: A X 3 f A V ' X' , X x 74,1 if' XX 'V ,f ,fl o f X. :am , f K fswifx qw, ,w Y hx i Y ' Q V QT Q: X. L ,X X Wx.. -1, ix V- 5 . f . ff Lf ' ' A' w 'psf X , 1 v X 5, 1 , ,X X , X ' 7' I f V 1 w 1','R'1-I ,J fy' 'X -IH 19 ' :L xv ,JN jx, Qu x5 :iff 'M 'C D' 1 X ,rw if x . 84 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight A A A A A A A A A The 'Roundup FIRST TEAM FOOTBALL First row--Bill Sherman, Bob Lyons, Stewart! Barnes, Glen Patrick, Nielend Thompson, John McGill, Art Sheuerman, Frank Miles, Norman Sandler, Charles Murphy. Second row-Charles McDowell, Tom Ramsey, Jack Allen, Ted Miller, James Thompson, Bill Kuhl, Bob Goldman, Kenneth Felt, Clare Powers, Dick Holmes, Wayne Merryman, Paul Curran, Don Dillon. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. l FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Roosevelt 25 ,....,..... Dowling 7 Roosevelt 27 . . . .... Grinnell 0 Roosevelt 33 . . . .... Lincoln 0 Roosevelt 12 . . . .... Fort Dodge 6 Roosevelt 0. . .... North 19 Roosevelt 0 . .... Perry 12 Roosevelt 21 . . .... East 14 Roosevelt 0. . .... Cedar Rapids 0 Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-eight 85 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight A A A A A A A A 1 The Roaming BASKETBALL FIRST TEAM First row-Neilimd Thompson, Second row-Stanley Lappen, Third row-Tom Luster, How Dec. 3 Dec. 11 Dec. 17 Jan. 7 Jan. 14 Jan. 15 Jan. 21 Jan. 28 Jan. 29 Feb. 5 Feb. 11 Feb. 18 Feb. 19 Feb. 21 Bob Chase, llowvell Baal, Ronald Ault, Bill Sherman. XVendell Mordy, Duncan Huebner, Bill NVebber, Claire Powers. ard Holbrook, Russell Conkling, Bill Powers, Coach Rump. BASKET BNILL SCHEDULE Roosevelt 20 ............ Osccola 26 Roosevelt 22 . . . . . .Boone 26 Roosevelt 43. . . . . .Webster City 21 Roosevelt 24. . . . . .North 23 Roosevelt 41 . . . . . .Lincoln 21 Roosevelt 29. N. . . . .Grinnell 14 Roosevelt 24. . . . . .East 23 Roosevelt 35. . . . . .Perry 19 Roosevelt 14. . . . .Ames 26 Roosevelt 26.1 . . . .Grinnell 27 Roosevelt 37 . . . . . North 34 Roosevelt 39. . . . .0skaloosa 21 Roosevelt 30 ............ Marshalltown 32 Roosevelt 28 ............ East 26 Sect:,ona,1 Meet Roosevelt 23 ............ North 24 Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-eight 87 The Roundup A A A A A A A A A Oct. Oct. Nov Dec Dee. Dec Jan Jan Jan Jun Jun Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb. Feb Feb 88 SECOND TEAM FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 3 Roosevelt 21 Roosevelt 3 Roosevelt SECOND 3 Roosevelt 1 1 Roosevelt 17 Roosevelt 7 Roosevelt 14 Roosevelt 15 Roosevelt 21 Roosevelt 28 Roosevelt 29 Roosevelt 5 Roosevelt 11 Roosevelt 12 Roosevelt 18 Roosevelt 19 Roosevelt 21 Roosevelt 25 .... .... L inculn 19 .... .... N orth 14 .... .... E 51St TEAM BASKETBALL 23 .... .... O sceola 40 .... .... B oone 37 .... .... 0 pponcnt 42 . . ,... North 50 .... .... I Jincoln 17 .... .... G rinnell 28 .... .... E ast 41 .... .... P erry 21 .... .... A mes 20 .... .... G rinnell 3-1 .,.. .... N o1'tl1 41 .... .... O slcaloosa 24 .... .... L incoln 29 .... .... ll Im-shalltown 28 .... .... E ast 0 0 20 17 19 20 19 18 11 19 9 11 16 37 23 20 13 18 Nineteen Hundred and Thnty ezght A A A A A A A A A y The 'Roundup SECOND TEAJM First 'raw-llrlax Bunk, Tom XVoods, Dick Moeh burg, Arnold Beguin, Kirk Fox, Ted Minus Second row- 'Q Z Z Collins, David Porks, Bill Bob Christie, Dick Muhan, Russell Carlson, Third row-Marshall Barrlow, Garre Taylor, I Goddard, Dick Smith, Bernard Herupleman sEcoND TEAM First row-Charles McDowell. Second row-Bob Johnson, Victor Grotteisch, FOOTBALL l, Orville Garwick, Bob XVallace, Jack Brandcr- Louise Rush, O Mau- Beardsley. Mehle, Bob Beverley, Jerry Levy, Harrison Cass, Jim Inrus, Herb VVilliams, Couch Cole. lollin Fritz, John Hicky, Dick Hoffman, Phillip , Gene Porter, Howard Tippee, Don Brown. BASKETBALL Bob Christy, Phil Harvey, Jack Hurley, Don Dooley, Fay Dunn, Junior Taylor, Coach Iibump. Third row-Chester Woodburn, Michael lVinke rahan, Ned Rovul, Don Fitch, Clinton Niche Fourth 'row-Harry Dunn, Rollin Corbin, Dave Kimmell. Nz'ncteen Hundred and Thirty-eight , Russell Vlfoodlief, Gordan Shellard, Ray Han- ls. Chappmau, Duane Cochran, Bob Hulling, Bob 89 The 'Roundup A A A A A A A A A Dec. Jan Jan Jun Feb Feb Feb Feb. Jan. Jan Jan. Feb Feb. 90 17 12 21 4 11 18 21 15 21 4 10 SWIMMING TEAM Roosevelt 57 . . . .Fort Dodge 9 Roosevelt 37 .... North 29 Roosevelt 44 .... Lincoln 21 Roosevelt 41 .... East 25 City Meet North . . . ......... . . .57 Roosevelt .... .... ..... . . . 55 Roosevelt 60 . . . . .... Boone 6 Roosevelt 36. . .... North 30 Roosevelt 45 .... Lincoln 14 Roosevelt 52 . . .... East 14 City Meet Roosevelt ..... . . .59 North . . . . . .54 WRESTLING SCHEDULE Roosevelt 0 ..... North 41 Roosevelt 5 .... Valley Junft. 36 Roosevelt 0 .... East 36 Roosevelt 5 ,... East 33 Roosevelt 15 ..., North 26 City Meet First team, third place ..... . . .19 points Second team, second place.. ..... 37 points Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight A A A A A A A A A ,The 'Roundup First row-Bill Cate, Dean Darby, Dick Mi Murphy, Dean Thomas, Fred Gilbert, Lal' Second row-Jack Joseph, John Hunter, Bob Munger, Dee Jones, Dexter Phillips, Dick WRESTL First rowe-Coach Johnson, Jack Ymhnm, Ar Meadows. Second row-Jack Ronston, Bill Baird, John Q Third rofw-Dick Smith, Richard Hootman, L0 MING SWIM sner, Wayne Merryman, Harry Tusant, Charles ry Stonecipher, Bob Prather. Ross, Sidney Kroeger, VVende1l Robinson, Coach Spencer, Dick Morizirt.y. ING TEAM 3 Rose, Herbert VVilliz1ms, Duane Moffit, Stanley uigley, Kay Hobson, Bob Maher. Roy Rhoades, Orin McIntyre. WRESTLING LETTERMEN Herbert YVillinms, Bill Baird, Jack Ynrham, Art Rose, Duane Moffit. SWIMMING LETTERMEN Charles Murphy, Bill VVidd11p, Laurence Stonec Fred Gilbert, Wayne Mei-ryman, Bob Prat nor, Dean Thomas, Dexter Philips, Bill C Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-eight ipher, Dean Darby, Dick Misner, Marshall Somers, ner, Harry Tusant, Channing W'z1lker, Tom O'Cox1- ate. 91 The Roundup A A A A A A A A A April April April May May May May 92 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt 9 ............ Norwalk 6 .. . . .Dowling . . .North . . .Collins . . .Centerville . . .Dowling . . .North TRACK SCHEDULE March 26-City Indoor Meet April 2--State Indoor Meet April 15-16-Valley Relays April 23--Oskaloosa Relays April 29-30-Drake Relays May 7-Grinnell Meet May 21--City Outdoor Meet May 28-State Outdoor Meet Trophies won State Indoor Meet-1-mile relay Oskalooso. Relay Valley' Relay -2-mile relay --1-mile relay -2-mile relay -1-mile relay -2-mile relay Nineteen Hundred und Thirty-e1'gl1l A A A A A A A A A 'The ,flfoundzzp TRA First row-Clyde Doolittle, Keith Lyon, Channi Schropp, Arthur Carter, Frank Morgan, Bc Second row-Bob YVells, Jim Green, Frank Burr x' Shotwell, Duane Moffit, Gene Anderson, Dick Lytle, Bill Robinson, Glen Patricli, NValte VVestburg. Third row-Cubby VVeaver, Howard Boyce, C Murphy, Bob Hermann, Eugene Hogan, Reesemen, Bob Cramer, Dean Thomas, Hom Fourth row-Stewart, Barnes, Avant Sherman, Chaffee, Ed Levy, Jim Thompson, Fred Cl Bob Huston, Bud Bailey, Bill Bowles. Fifth row-Charles McDowell, Bob Levine, Jim Dooley, Charles Levine, Dan Keeny, Bob Thorpe, Harold Smith, Milo Phillips, Berna BASEBAL First row-Bill Cate, Jim Fenlon, Dun Rice, Second 'row-Tom Woods, Harry Snyder, Bill Bob Englebretson, Coach Cole, Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight CK ng Walker, Bob Beverly, Bill Harvey, Rutledge b Smith, John Quiner, David Mac Echren. s, Larry Feike, Jim Wells, John Patrich, Robert liff Nolte, Bill Tunmer, Harrison Cass, Charles Lowell Baal, Coach Rump, Ben Price, Kenny er Palles, Arnold Beguhn. Collin Fritz, Cy Kirk, George Nilhart, James illins, Jack Kuhl, Ray Jennings, James Prunty, llnnis, Dick German, Lawrence Stonecipher, Don Larson, Luther Smith, Dean Pritchett, Wesley rd Hempelman. L TEAM rt Rose, Don Fitch, Jack Hurley, Frank Miles. ONVCTS, Dick Hansen, Tom Laster, Dick Misner, 93 q-'hd' A A A A' A V A A A A l i1'.st BOYS' GOLF row-Max Tennigkeit, Eddie Rice, Bart Kooker, John Cameron, Jack Coe. Second Tow--Max Colgan, Howard Holbrook, Bob Chase, Ronald Ault, Billl Brand, Alex Thomp- son, Frank Callahan, Coach Munger. GIRLS' GOLF First row-Frances Sloss, Margaret Hornuday, Lou Jean Gibson, 1ll2l1'g211'8iD Bump. Second Tow-Dorothy Abramson, Betty Corrie, Annabelle Wilson, Helen Mcflambridge, Ruth Abramson, Caroline Crow. Third row-Rowena Ewald, Miss Anderson, Marjorie Sloss, Mary Harter, Peggy Sheuerrnan, Pauline McMahon. Back April April April May May May May May May 94 row-Miss Patterson. BOYS' GOLF SCHEDULE GIRLS' GOLF SCHEDULE 11 ..........,... Johnston Station May 3 .............. North 19 .... . . . . Dowling May 10 ...,.......... Lincoln 29 .... ....Ottl1!11XVa May 12. .. . . . .East 2... ....No1'th 7. . . .... Cedar Rapids 10. . . .... Lincoln 14. . . .... Ames 17. . . .... East 28. . . .... City Meet Nineteen H nndred and Thirty-eight A A A A A A A A A The oundup BOYS' I-'irxb row-Duncan Hll0lTllPY, Fay Dunn, Stanl Second 'row-Donald Cohen, Morton WVlxitney, GIRLS ' Firsb Tow-Betsy Little, l 1'am-es June Lumbn Second Tow-Marjorie Anderson, Virginia, Sm Third row-Miss Anderson, Evelyn Green, Ca Patterson. 1 i 1. BOYS' TENIi April 22 .... April 29 ..... May 3. . . May 7. . . May ll ..... May 18 ..... GIRLS' TENI May 3 ..... May 10 ..... May 17. . . Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-eight l TENNIS cy Lappen, Joe Carney. Marshall Barlow, Chester Woodburn, Bob Wulf. TENNIS fl, Crystal R-yan, Virginia Swaino. Doris Hill. th, Isabel Squire, Helen Fick, Audrey Squire. nlyn Clark, Constance Grigsby, Irene Lewis, Miss IS SCHEDULE Osceola Ames North . . . .Ames Lincoln East NIS SCHEDULE . ........ North .........Linc0ln ....East 95 T726 ROMHJZIP A A A A A A A A A JUNIOR LEADERS First row-Beverley Pete-, Judie Wilmoth, Lila Lydon, Josephine Zimmerman, Patty XVeaver, Elaine Rosen, Lois Robinson, Martha Irwin. Second row-Phyllis Layton, Clarice Lipsey, ,Barbara Stickles, Martha Daley, Carolyn Hemphe- man, Zona Cleveland, Dawn Clark, Lois Ganlet, Lois Gardner. Third 'row-Ruth Bryan, Ruth Hessian, Shirley Snyder, Anna Van Lnnnigham, Patricia Lindeen, Barbara VVylie, Roberta Bellew, Georgia Baichly, Betty Lutz. Fourth. 'row-Nancy Lynch, Marjorie Christofson, Lillian Castner, Jean Gross, Sue XVallnce, Eleanor Fisk, Joan Bakalyar, Betty Fritz, Helen Beguhn, Miss Patterson. GYM LEADERS CLUB First row-Harlan VVitt0nstein, Allan Griffith, Ed Harvey, Ray Vernclun, Lee Russick, Maynard Haugo, Jack Martin, Jack McGraph, Harry Dunn, Ed Lewis, Coach Rump. Second rnw+Nathzin Brunia, Jack Riggles, Bob Peterson, James Sedgwick, Hnyden Smith, Ted Hartley, John Wallace, Bill Young, Dick Sherman, Dorword Harrell, Bill Merrill. Third row-Bob Fidler, Eddie Simms, Jack Morgan, Phil Dewey, Glenn Sedgwick, lValte1' Burns, Harter Hull, Russell Howe, Jack Murphy, Wallace McGill, Jack Christopher. Fourth row-Bruce Fullenwider, Paul Bryant, Daryl Nims, Dwight Long, Jack Baker, Meredith VVarner, Arthur Dutton, Eddie Dergter, Dick Soderquist. 96 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight A A A A A A A A A The 'Roundup SHARK First row-Alyson YVylie, Marjorie Nutt, Phyll Ewald. Second row-Ann Vlfzmllare, Eleanor Kroeger, l XVest, Dorothy Hiatt, Sara Bailey, Florence Perkins, Erma Denman. Third row--Betty Corrie, Betty Beh, Ruth M4 Andrews, Constance Grigley, Lois Childs, SENIOR GY First row!-1, Betty Vfaterman 2. Maurene Y Perkins 6. Dorothy Levitch 7. Joan Petti Second 'row-1. Genevieve Dunn 2. Mary Mo' Little G. Jean Styles 7. Gloria Gray 8. Mat Third row-1. Doris Yonngberg 2, Shirley Feiri 6. Marjorie Shloss 7. Inez Earhart S. Miss Fourth row-1. Marjorie Clubb 2. Mary Blake jorie Murray 6. Janet Blake 7. Betty Ann Fifth row-1. Shirley Parrish 2. Carolyn Lumsc belle Wilson 6. June McDermott 7. Mary H Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight l S CLUB 4 Kelso, LuGene Gibson, Lynn Kilnmell, Rowene Jlarilyn Ellingson, Elaine Brand, Marsha Phyllis Hoak, Mary Harter, Helen McCzimbridge, Shirley irris, Miss Patterson, Doris Jean Replogle, Joan Ulaire Gross, Dorothy K1-ies. M LEADERS eakel 3. Virginia Follet- 4. Doris Hill 5. Shirley t ren 3. Katie Rosmnn 4. Betty Morrow 5. Betsy rilyn YVissler 3, Marian Carlin 4. Evelyn Green 5. Betty Corrie Anderson 9. Donna Mae Booth Virginia Dailey 4. Marjorie Anderson 5. Mar- Nesby 8. Virginia Hoak 9. Gretchen Killingsworth len 3. Miss Patterson 4. Elizabeth Crispin 5. Anna- umphrey 97 The Round up A A A A A A A A A 98 Nz'neteen Hundred and Thirty-eight A A A A A A 'The 'Roundup Nineteen Hundred and Tlzirty-eiglzt 99 H Sim? M 1. 'L :,V1gQc,,Ay .gms A 4 1 f fm wif' , .. X 71.1.1 .ixisgef We ' ' if ' , A vf ,1:v,b.:,Q.f -41:2 .fuk P7 Ai 2 f.. Q ,Q f A.-. 1. f '7 Q ,Ii 'i'f ?5v1'. 5 f ,Q Wu 4, w v,.t.:.,g:tlf 2 :, S'4'. v--' 5? - -Y 95-nf-gy, ,Iwo 'G 1 , iii'-yf.,g ' , ' 'Ms -, 5 , xg, M ' 'fulffg -'ii pkg .,,,Q,fb+ 3 ., MM , . X11 I! 1' I i 1 1 W 1! 1141 l 1lI,f '! 11 1,11LM1l! A 1 MV., 14 ,!f'1 '1N1!,P1.N11 , , 111151-A,i,j11Y1 ' 1 1 I 15 11 '1 1 X XXM f 4 f X fl 1 Y 1 1 1 1 V V i 1 1 I by ,I ' . ,Y 1 24 , 1 1- A 5 f ' - ,Ex A if-'J 11, 1 I! 4 1 2111. Q 11 ,1 11 ' 1 Q Q ' 11 1 X L, Q 1' Q1 Y' +g, ,,f' V 1 W1 ,N ,h 11-5, A X1 ff Xxx R rf' Q1 111 Wx, , YH 11 if , A 1, 1 Q1 ,H 11 , 1 11.11 :- 1 '1 11,6 i 1'11x 1 , ,' 1 531 1 '. ,f ff!! 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It was all really a wicked plot, a gigantic scheme to stupify him while be innocently stood by, an easy victim to the hoax. I-Ie had come to class with a perfect understanding of just exactly how many problems he must work. But now every- thing was hazy. It was the evil work- ings that were doing it, that 's all there was to it! Now, let 's see. All these ones here. I gotta have those. I guess this is as good a place as any to dig in. Now where 's that-book? It was right un- der my desk here a minute ago. Hmm- mm, looks like it over there under Slug McNutt's notebook. S'pose the dope's hiding it from me. Well, he can have it. Welcome to it, in fact. I'll get the darned stuff tonight. Yaa-a-UMM. Gee-men-NE E, Im tiredfeellikebecn pulledoverthecoals - Yaa-ah-hh-hu-mm. Gottapullim'self-OUT a this! Reminds me. Gotta get me a date fer Friday- Th-at blonde in the corner-hmm, gotta remember-H-oo-O-yaa-a-u-uu-MM. -Alfred Silver. -Q.. Anyone: Why do people sing in the tub? Anybody: Because the water 's wet. .-Q.. Little Bud let no grass grow under his feet. When Uncle Joe came for a visit he immediately rushed up to him and said: Make a noise like a frog. Why'l asked his uncle. Cause every time I .ask the old man for money, he says, ' Wait till your uncle croaks.' -Qi Most men who sell popcorn are crack- erjack salesmen. ..-.QM I'd like to have you see n1y wife sometime. Boy, is she an eyeful? A good looker, chi? .Q- A pair of shoes is probably one of the most wonderful things of today. Imag- ine two heels having such wonderful soles. 102 No, fat. Stanley Meadows: How much are your four-dollar shoes? Clerk: Two dollars a foot. .49- Ankles Sivright: Dick called up the house four times before I gave him a date. Clark Gable: Who did he ask for the first three times? .Q- FORCED LANDING The gale screamed past every strut and wire of the glistening plane. Hunched over, almost out of sight, a heavily garbed form worked frantically, yet somehow with steady hands in the cramped cockpit. Then suddenly, ab- ruptly, the figure jerked erect while the screaming, tearing wind ripped at the frenzied ends of his scarf. Beneath heavy goggles perched on his forehead, this man of the skies gazed, straight ahead, where billowing blankets of blackness seemed bolted by darting flashes of lightning to the horizon. Now he whipped his head to the side and ob- served how sheet after sheet of pelting rain drove past, .almost like waves in the ocean. Suddenly, in a brief flash of light, he caught sight of a skeleton-like building far off to the left. There it was again! Another sheet of lightning revealed the distant building right in line with the left wing. For a moment the pilot 's face lit up. Then with the despairing cry of the utterly damned, he shrieked be- seechingly into the heartless gale, his words torn from his very mouth and cast into nothingness. Too well he knew that between him and the safety of that building lay an infinity of wind and of rain. Then squaring his shoulders and bulging his jaw, he shook a fist at the gale and took one long, last, despairing glance at the smashed radio in the cock- pit. Taking a firm grip on the sides of the cockpit, he hoisted himself over the side and dropped to the mushy ground upon which the drenched plane sat, and flung himself headlong across the muddy, windswept field towards the shelter of the far-off hanger. As he ran he shouted despairingly into the wind, Amos and Andy, I missed Iern! 3 7 -Alfred Silver. -9. First Mosquito: Why all the fuss? Second Mosquito: I just passed my screen test. Nineteen Hundred and 'Tlzirty-eight A A A A A A A A A PROFESSIONA- DIRECTORY N. BOYD ANDERSON, M.D. BANKERS TRUST BLDG. Phone 4-9290 DR. N. S. CHAPMAN DENTIST 809 Equitable Building Phone 3 6611 DR. WESLEY C. DARBY DR. J. B. BAUMER DENTIST Den'-isf 1005 Equitable Bldg. 708 Equitable Building 3-7811 h Des Moines HAROLD C. BLACK, M.D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Forty-second and University Phone 5-1214 RODNEY P. FAGEN. M.D. 614 Bankers Trust Building THOMAS P. BOND. M.D. WILBERT W. BOND. M.D. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS 603 Equitable Bldg. Telephone 4-0637 GEORGE H. FINCH. M.D. 1104 Equitable Building Des Moines, Iowa DR. H. B. BROCK DENTIST Suite 807 Bankers Trust Bldg. Oflice Phone 4-5419 Res. Phone 7-2566 Des Moines DR. EARL H. FORD DENTIST 1114 Equitable Bldg. Des Moines Iowa R. G. CARPER, D.D.S. 619 Southern Surety Bldg. Des Moines, Iowa Res. 5-5962 Ofhce 3-6011 3-0571 L. J. GRIFFITH, D.D.S. 1005 Bankers Trust Building Phone 4-5531 Des Moines Iowa JOHN C. CHAMBERLIN OPTOMETRIST 806 Walnut St. 0Hice 3-6911 Res. 5-2826 EDWARD J. HARNAGEL, M D SURGERY Des Moines, Iowa Nineteen Hundred und Thirty-eight 'The 'Roundup The Roundup A A A A A A A A A SMOKING GUNS fOr, Second Place Doesn't Countj Trigger Bill pulled up in front of the saloon in Tombstone and tied his horse to the hitching post, he then loosened both of his two six-shooters so they would slide out of his holster for a fast draw. The streets were deserted, all the townspeople knew what Bill was doing in town. Trigger Bill and Horse Tooth Hank, the two fastest gun throwing bad men in the southwest were finally going to shoot it out after iive years of feuding. From the windows and stores lining the street Bill could see eager faces peering out in intense anxiety. Bill calmly lit a cigarette as he walked out into the middle of the street and peered intensely up the street trying to see whether Hank was in sight yet. Far down the road he could see a cloud of dust which kept getting closer and closer. Bill calmly took a last puff on his cigarette, threw it down and stamped it out. He then assumed a comfortable stance and waited. Horse Tooth Hank rode into town in a swirl of dust. He had been a little delayed since he had to crack a bank on the way over and then outrun a posse. He rode up to. within two hundred yards of Trigger Bill, dismounted from his hoss, tied it to a picket fence, and started walking very slowly up the road. As he walked he. too. sensed the tenseness of the ai1' and he loosened his two six-guns and kept his eye on Trigger Bill. Trig- ger Bill didn 't move a muscle but he was watching Hank like a hawk. When Hank got within twenty-five yards of Trigger Bill he stopped. For two minutes they stood without either man speaking: they just Watched and waited for the other man to make a move first. Finally Hank said in slow southern drawl, Go ahead and draw, Bill, 'cause this is going to be yuh last chance. For an answer Bill 's hands flashed to his hips, two six-guns started blazing away at Horse Tooth Hank. At the same time Bill 's hands went to his hips, Hank's hands had also been busy, as if by magic two six-shooters appeared in his hands with powder smoking out of both barrels. For a few seconds the air was filled with shots as these two lead- slinging bad men from the southwest blazed away at each other. When the smoke had cleared away they still stood facing each other with smoking six-shooters in each hand. Then simultaneously they both crumpled to 104 the earth together with blood flowing freely from both of their bodies. When the crowd reached them they were both dead. They had died like typical bad men. with their boots on. Gee! wasn't that exciting? said two women members of the faculty as they came out of the noon movie. ,Qi Christel Huttenlocher thinks that a dentist oiiice is called a dental parlor because parlor is the old-fashioned name for d1'E1.Wl.11g room. HQ.. Jack Coe: Well, doc, you sure kept your promise when you said you'd have me walking again in a monthf' Doctor: Well, well, that's fine. Jack: Yeah. I had to sell my car when I got your bill. HQ.- In the gleaming, oh, my darling, When the lights are dim and low, That your face is powder-painted, How am I, sweetheart, to know? .Qi Barbara Miller: They laughed when I sat down to pl-ay. Wings Huebner: WHY? Barbara: There wasn 't any stool. .-Q.. Mrs. Metier: Bobby, you had better wash your face real good because your uncle is coming for supper. Bob: Yes, but what if he doesn't come? ..Q..... Pauline McMahon Qafter a loud crashjz Mother, you know our 24-piece dinner set? Mother: Yes, dear. Pauline: 'fWell, it's about a 124- piece set now. -Q.. Norma Winter: I guess I'm super- stitious, but when I buy a 3c stamp at the post oiiice I always stick it on my- self. Oren Wallace: Yeah, that is kind of funny, I always stick in on the en- velopef' HQ.. Miss Meers: Russell, haven't you got a handkerchief? Rusty Woodlief: Yes, but mom told me not to lend it. Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight A A A A A A A A A B R M.D. , CHAS. H. HENsHAw HENRY EDWIQZZAQSNO: SBMEN ' , PRACTICE: DENTIST AND OBSTETRICS Phone 4-5924 808 Bankers Trust Bldg. 1118 Equitable Bldg, Phgne 4-5355 C. B. LUGINBUHL, M.D. DR. S. S. HOCKENBERG physician and Surgeon DENTIST Bld Phone 3-3331 1442 Des Moines Bldg. 1215 Bankers Trust g' Orthoptics Telephone 4-5322 ' DWIGHT E. HOOK DR. H. J. MARSHALL OPTOMETRIST EYE, EAR, NosE AND THROAT 1212 Equitable Bldg. Des Moines, Iowa 401 Liberty Building l Drs. Howland, Chambers 81 Tail' L. K. MEREDITH' M.D. Practlce Llmited to SI IAN AND SURGEON EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT PHY C 1 Q03 Equitable Building Des Moines 705 Bankers Trust Bldg., Des Moines, Ia. 1 EDW. S. NEUFELD. D.D.S. A- D- JAMES- M-D- 1322 Des Mdiuss Building OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY 05300, 320 Equitable Bldg- Oflice Hours, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Tel. 3-6048 Office Phone 4-7155 Res. Phone 7-2232 D , 5 l P. K. JONES' D.D.S. Dr. Maurice Henry Noun, M.D. 851 42nd Street Diseases of Skin and Allergy 1 Rooseveit Shopping gem, Phone 3-0338 1414 Equitable Building 1 B. E. KEEN, M.D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON GAIL T. HOFFMAN. D.D.S. DENTIST 2632 Beaver Avenue Telephone 4-0429 CARL T. OSTREM DENTAL SURGEON 1107 Equitable Bldg. Olice Hours 9 to 12, 1 to 5 Des Moines N ineteen Hundred and Thirty-ciglit 105 The 'Roundup ThE R0undHP A A A A A A A A A PROFESSIONA- DIRECTORY DR. FREDRICK F. PEEL DENTIST University at Forty-second Phone 5-0606 Office Phone 7-3551 Res. Phone 5-6176 DR. P. R. RICHARDSON DENTIST 2655 Beaver Avenue Des Moines, Iowa WM. B. PERRY ATTORNEY AT LAW 1009 Bankers Trust Building RALEIGH R. SNYDER. M.D. EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Phone 3-5544 408 Equitable Bldg. DR. EARL V. PETTED DENTIST 804 Equitable Building Phone 4-0711 Des Moines, Iowa FRED STERNAGEL. M.D. WEST DES MOINES Ol-lice Phone 38 Home Phone 32 JOHN P. PINKERTON, D.D.S., M.S. GENERAL PRACTICE Special Attention Given to Orthodontia 1012 Southern Surety Building Telephone 3-1558 Des Moines, Iowa J. B. SYNHORST. M.D. 1308 Equitable Bldg. Office Phone 4-2911 Res. Phone 5-9415 HAROLD PLOTTS, D.D.S. 911 Equitable Bldg. Phone ,3-2622 E. R. POSNER. M.D. 1208 BANKERS TRUST BUILDING OREN THOMAS ARCHITECT Des Moines, Iowa 730 Des Moines Building FRANK E. THORNTON. D.D.S. WEST DES MOINES Res. Phone 248 Oliice Phone 35 nn. LESTER n. Powsu. CRAIG T- WRIGHT SURGERY ATTORNEY AT LAW 805 Equitable Building Phone 3-2623 711 Crocker Building Des Moines, Iowa 106 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight The 'Roundup A A A A A A A A A J. E. WRIGHT DENTIST 2717 Beaver Ave. Des Moines, Iowa BOARDING BATHING CLIPPING DR. W. H. RISER SMALL ANIMAL HOSPITAL Phone 3-0531 17th St. at Ingersoll PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY The Des Moines General Hospital Cor. E. 'I2ih and Des Moines Sis. THE TAYLOR CLINIC 401 Liberty Bldg. Dr. J. L. Schwartz Dr. H. J. Marshall Dr. J. P. Schwartz DELLA B. CALDWELL, D.O. Osteopathy Scientifically Applied 303 Flynn Bldg. Phone 3-7426 Des Moines, Iowa Oflice Phone 4-1027 Res. Phone 5-5659 DR. MARY E. GOLDEN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 1320 Equitable Bldg. Des Moines, Iowa DR. LESTER P. FAGEN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 2719 Beaver Ave. Phone 5-4511 Oiiice Phone 4-4354 Res. Phone 4-8636 DR. C. E. SEASTRAND OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 1119 Equitable Bldg. Des Moines, Iowa Father ftense with BXCILGIIIQHLDZ Well, my boy, what happened when you asked the boss for a raise? Jack Watson: Why he was like a lamb. Father qhopefullyj: What did he say? Jack: Baa. .1451 The man-with-one-joke should be re- quired by law to keep a list of people he has already told it to. 108 Look before you leap. Yes, but-he who hesitates is lost. A man gets no more than he pays for. But--the best things in life are free. Leave well enough alone. But-progress never stands still. .-Q-. Larry Frowick fafter much pressingj: Well, all right, since you insist. What shall I play? Host: Anything you like. It is only to annoy the neighbors. Nineteen Hundred und 'Thz'rty-eight Nineteen Hundrezi and Thirty-eigl1t The 'Roundup A A A A A A A A A Max Buck: Hey, mom, I just flunked a history exam but I don't see how they could expect me to pass. Mrs. Buck: ' 'Why, was it hardfl' ' Max: I'll say it was. They asked me about a lot of things that happened even before I was borned. i If a man must feed his girl friend a line let it be spaghetti. -Q- Teaeher: f'Bob, today you are to write an essay on a baseball game. Bob Young: All right, but I don 't know what to write. After about 20 minutes Bob handed in his paper which was practically blank except for these words: RAIN--NO GAME. 1491 Ile stood on the bridge at midnight, And tickled her face with his toes, For he was only a mosquito, And he stood on the bridge of her nose. .49. We suspect that a tuba quartet would he known as a tuba-four. -Q.. Drill Sergeant: Now take this rifle and find out how to use it. H Jack McKay QRecruitj: Tell me one thing. Is it true that the harder I pull the trigger, the farther the bullet -9. Dorothy Jean Walters: You seem to be so adept at puns, beat this one if you can. 'I met a boy in a revolving door, and we've been going around to- gether ever since'. -Q.. SENIOR BABIES will go? Tab-,row-Bob Goldman,, Kathryn Rosman, June McDermott. Second row-Dorothy Andre, Betty and Phyl- lis West, Elizabeth Coon, Margaret Kreke. Third row-Blanc, Peggy and Arthur Sheuer- man, Lois Swisher, Marilyn Wissler, Stan- ley Johnson. Fourth row-Isolene Woodruff, Phyllis Wright, Gaylord Gray and Charles Morris, Dorothy Abramson. The Linen Mart Iowa's Finest' Linen Store 801 Walnut Street Infants' Wear Handkerchiefs Layefies Beddings TABLE LINENS 110 -h-h! I Want to Listen to W I-I O . . . U -H-H I want to listen to W H Of, And no matter when you tune in this station it's an al- most sure bet that some one tof- ten the entire familyj is going to c'shush for silence. Why? Well, for the very defi- nite reason that WHO packs its broadcasting hours full of things worth hearing. There are the Act Shows of N.B.C.'s Red Network . . . excellent local programs . . . news . . . sports . . . market re- ports . . . and numerous other features. To the radio industry, this is known as program service and WHO's superb program service has established this station firmly in the hearts and homes of listen- ers throughout the Middle West. CENTRAL BROADCASTING CO. DES MOINES. IOWA J. 0. Maland, Manager Phone 3-7147 N1'uetecn Hundred and Thirty-eight Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight The' ROundup A A A A A A A A A Bettty Burnette Boiled some water. JY- ,. Betty Buruette. The Perfed .N f K ,',.' ending 'Io . ,I ' Viola Saha u perfecl' dafe f ! S '56 Missed the bus. ,Tsfop in af 311. X I , ' ,I Viola Saha Qsay heylj. I i Q ' ,fi :fi-.I,.,.A63i7' I Betty Waternlan lr 4' Made the team. Betty IVHLQTIIIZIII. Jack Barrels Saw a. ghost. Jack Barrelled. Lowell Baal Got spanked. Lowell Baal. 161. Katherine McCoy: That's easy, I once became engaged to a man with a wooden leg, and I broke it off! Further- more, My uncle is nn India rubber man -but I guess thn.t's stretching things too far. Pd better give this little girl EL wide berth, thought the man at the Pull- man office as the corpulent maiden ap- plied for :I ticket. Moving Packing Shipping Storing Household ends-Merchandise Fireproof Warehouse BLUE LINE S 1: o r a g e C o . 200-226 EIII1 Sf. Dial 4-8151 ROCKET ROOM Hotel Savery DELICIOUS-SM OOTH wi ' lc: CREAM A IOWA HAND LAUNDRY The Only Chinese Laundry Thai' Delivers ROUGH DRY FAMILY FINISH EXPERT FINISHING OF MEN'S SHIRTS 516 Third Street 3-6720 Take Advantage of Our Suggestion Service LOUISE A. WESTON Lighfing Sludio 925 Grand Ave. Des Moines Phone 4-S332 MAISELAND Collie Kennels EMORY A. MILLER Phone 6-4257 4317 E. 33rd SI. 112 Nineteen Hundred and Tlzirty-eight A A A A A A A A A Thi? Sc HAMBURGER Sc THE WHITE PALACE SYSTEM A I c c 0 All Buy 'em by 'Hle Sack 1211 Locust 219 East Grand 1609 Grand y M P A N Y Lois Ackerman: You look so pale and worried. What ails you? Bob Merritt: VVork, work. From morning 'til night and only one hour oif jggiiiglglxlloxv long have you been at Bob: HI start tomorrow. Complimenfs of B E A R unfsnn UNITE INES CQALS AN? CI-HVPROWCU' CO- 534 s. w. 7th Phone 4-9151 Mn3.'2':'Ef:'li.'5sZ.i iiie F- D- Befwick- MS'- Rooseveli' Nineteen Hundred and '1 hirly-eight 113 'The 'Roundup A A A A A A A A A THE HIT PARADE Thanks for the Memories You're a Sweetheart Please Be Kind This Is My Last Affair You Can't Stop Me From Dreaming You Got to Be a Football Hero I See Your Face Before Me Sweet Someone Always and Always The Lady Who Couldnlt Be Sweet Is the Word For You True Confession You're An Education I Was Doing All Right On the Sentimental Side My Heart Is Taking Lessons lf Dreams Come True There Is a Tavern in the Tow Remember Me I Double Dare You One O'C1ock Jump let's Sail to Dreamland Where Are You Tippy Tippy Tin With a Smile and a Song Whispering Rose of the Rancho Vive La France Hitched My Wagon to a Star Love Walked In This Is My Night to Dream Sweet Leilani Kissed 11 Our Beloved Faculty Ethel Ruth Flook Nancy Pitts Susan Harrison Saralee Tesdell Chuek Murphy A Mirror Snowwhite Ronald and Ethel No such thing Helen MeCambridge A Magazine Max Colgan Bart Kooker Joan NVooden Claire Powers Barbara Jean Miller Jack McKay Lova Fulenwider A Maiden 's Prayer Track Team Frank Miles A Wall Flower Nieland Tl'1011'1PS01l,S ear Teachers marking report cards Two guys with sore throats Senorita Platt Mlle. Baridon Peggy Akers Howard Holbrook Bob Chase From the picture VVaikiki YVedding PRINTERS PUBLISHERS The West Des Moines Press Your Community Newspaper In the Roosevelt Shopping Center We Rrint the Roosevelt Roundup 853 42nd Rhone 7-3307 114 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight i A A A A A A A A A 61726 FI I Order by phone . . . 3-6191 Uwefs LA vane hRAUCHT Where Your Best Frie nds Buy Their Flowers First Robber: Say, I can twist this little dial and get New York. Second Robber: That's nothing. I twisted a little dial and got Sing Sing. .Q- French Sentry: Halt! Who goes there? Voice: American French Sentry: 'fAdvancc and recite the Star Spangled Banner. Voice: I don't know it. French Sentry: 'fProved American. . -Q- Rusty VVoodl1ef, Skip class. Next day, No pass. TQ, Have you ever seen a kitchen sink, or a. bed spread, or a board walk, a wind SHORT STORY Hired, Tired, Fired. EQ. Bob B1'ewer Ctelling storyjz As he grew older he finally became a pamper. Bob Dyer: Did he pass out cigars? ...Q- Claire Powers: Dad, do you remem- ber you said you would give me five dollars if I passed in school this year'V' Mr. Powers: Yes, Claire. Claire: Well, you ain't gonna have that expense this year. -Q- Hello, Larry? Are you using your skates to11igl1t? Pm afraid I am. Swell, then you won't mind lend- ing me your tux. .-.Qi break, a bank 1'Oll, a match box, a coal Delmar Battriek: You missed class shute, a house fly, a tree bark, a horse yesterday didntt you? fiy, a dog flee? Bob Ray: No sir, not at all. I1 CFSOI1- FIC SOI1 A d E ' I4 QUALITY YOJ CAN TASTE For Home Delivery Call 6-2429 2630 Dean Ave. ,Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight 1.15 The 'Roundup A A YA A A A A A A KOCH BROTHERS PRINTERS once ouinffers-s+q+m-.ers oss Memes DRAMA Act I-Captain Cook. Act II-Captain Cook and cannibals. Act III-Captain Cooked. -0- Marlyn Painter: Say, look at the horrible looking insignia on the side of that bombing plane. Jeanne Paquin: Ssh, not so loud, that 's the squadron commander looking out the Window. LQ... Charlotte Richardson: Did you see the beautiful sunrise this morningnll' Anna Marie Bently: 'fNo. I am al- ways in bed lEfore sunrise. .QQL Mr. Stonecipher: Mn Battrick, what is the complexion of your baby, dark or fair? Mr. Battrick: To tell the truth he is a little yeller. .-49... Life is like a deck of cnrds--- When you 're in love its heartsg When you're engaged its diamondsg When you're married its clubsg When you're dead its spades. LQ... And Frank Miles still thinks that an electric plant blooms. Will he be shocked when he finds out diferent. DUFF'S BARBER SHOP AND BEAUTY PARLOR FOR ALL TYPES OF BEAUTY CULTURE Soft Water-Noiseless Dryers Call 5-2010 2724 Beaver Avenue RICHARDS DRUG CO. HOME MADE ICE CREAM PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED Phone 5-2139 824 Thirty-fifth Toda .7 I .' More than ever the best homes - the largest selec- tions of homes-the great- est values in homes are listed with- CHAMBERLAIN-KIRK 81 CO.. INC. The Real Esfafe Markef Place 900 Grand Phone 4-9156 HOPKINS 81 MULOCK. B UICK INSURANCE Fire-Casualty-Bonds HOWARD SOLE' Inc' 202 Royal Union Life phone 3-5151 4I'I1 and Grand Des Moines 116 Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-eight Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight 1 1 7 ' This is the S, 5 8th ISSUE 2 of PWM THE RQUNDUP cud Printed and Bound by WALLACE-HOMESTEAD COMPANY 1912 GRAND AVENUE ' Phone 3-6181 7!nan64foa vwwnwnmeun Game 149641 Nm! Ween Nineteen Hundred dfh y gh Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight The 'Roundup 1 1 1 A A A A A A Lives of seniors all remind us We should strive to do our best And departing leave behind us Notebooks that will help the rest. -Q... Miss Jacobs Cafter reading Jack C0e's theme to classy: Why Jack this isn't your theme. Jack Coe: HI'd like to know why it isn'tg it took me two hours to copy it. -Q... There was a young fighter named Hammerslug Who walloped an awful punch One day he 111et a tougher thug And IIOYV he isn't very much ..-Q, Billy Stanford: I see you have plaeed all the best tomatoes on top. Grocer: Yes I1l3.78.lll. We do that to save you the trouble of hunting through the box for them. KAHN'S MILLINERY Two Convenient Locations 802 Walnut 313 Seventh 23 Years in Des Moines Congratulations to Seniors A. O. HARPEL Photographer 308 Shops Building 8th and Walnut St. Phone 3-3925 FLOWERS by DESS POWERS DES MOINES BUILDING 403 Sixth Avenue Phone 4-7063 Success Composition and Printing Company Commercial Printers Phone 3-1119 Third Street at Keosauqua EFFECTIVE PRINTING 47O1NE5x 916 Locust Street Dial 3-5312 V QP E' E2 I 'F O Y' on S 120 Prize Iowa Butter Churned and Delivered Fresh Every Day DES MOINES C0-OPERATIVE DAIRY East Nineteenth Quality Jewelry Since 1871 JOSEPH'S Sixth and Locust DES MOINES Nz'neteen Hundred and Thirty-eight Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight The 'Roundup A A A A A A A A A Ask your Grocer for DURCH SALTINE CRACKERS-DURCH MALTED GRAHAM CRACKERS BURCH BUTTERBITS-BURCH BUTTER COOKIES-BURCH CHEE ZEES BURCH BISCUIT COMPANY Des Moines. Iowa AN AVERAGE DAY IN ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL Sandler arrives home after busy night. Clock crows at Ca,rolyn's house. Carolyn Crow still dreaming of Pilmer. Pat Yates begins to laugh as she just caught on to a joke in last Week's Roundup. Saralee Tesdell wakes up and wonders who is winning. Max Colgan eats his Wheaties so if anybody tries to liek him he will be prepared. Sue Harrison rolls out of bed still in a daze. Johnny McGill puts on boy scout uniform in observance of boy scout week. QIsn't that sweet of him?D Mlle. Baridon arrives in class- room and climbs up on platform. Students leave for school with smile on faces and teeth clenched. Elaine Reese Waits for Russell Conklin who finally comes with another new suit on. QHis dad must own a clothing store.j Pauline McMahon, Betty John- son, and Virginia Ellingson seen at the head of the merry go round. Betty Votruba seen with a eer- tain boy. Paul Manning A Complete Chevrolet Store Phone 4-4248 Phone 4-5833 1115 Locust 1120 Locust A Complete Service Food Market F nd St l Grocerie- ancy a ap e s Garden Fresh Vegetables and Fruits First Quality Meats Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone 5-3193 DAHL'S GREENWOOD FOOD MARKET THE WINGATE COSTUME COMPANY Theatrical Costumes Cops and Gowns Walnut at Second Phone 4-2512 General Repairing-All Work Guaranteed F. G. BOATWRIGHT Bill and Claire Powers arrive GARAGE and a hundred feminine hearts 1613 Grand Ave. Des Moines, Iowa stop beating. Phones: Omce 4-3831, Res. 5-1968 FLOYD M. CAMPBELL THE COMPLETE FOOD SHOP Where Quality ls Higher than the Price Dial 3-4141 2722 Ingersoll FREE DELIVERY Educational Endowments Annuity Contracts Retirement Incomes Life Insurance Call 3-7193 WILL D. BOWLES, Manager PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 311 Valley National Bank Bldg. DES MOINES, IOWA 122 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight A A A A A A i A A A Norman Sandler arrives in school still dressed in tux. Silence reigns as students resign themselves to their fate. Crowd increases around Bat- triek's oftiee as wise guys get kicked out of home rooms. Bell rings and rudely awakens students. First hour class begins. Lester Bookey is told by Mr. Moore what Mr. Moore thinks of said individual's actions. Dexter Philips is seen to east auspicious glmiees toward Betty Johnson. B nes Memes 6 I' n C 5 ouaesr CLEANER T, , If fplumb ' y Rmadcd M I 8 6 5 Graduation Gifts DIAM0NDS4WATCHES JEWELRY--SILVER Plumb Jewelry Store CASINO Always Shows 2 Features+2 Comedies and News Reel SPECIAL NITES Wahoo,' Screen Game--Monday and W d rl N 't .' U. ---- -..., e nesmay res Bank Daly All Day Thursday Amateur Friday Nite iCash Prizesj GARMENTS CLEANED , FOQTHE Pnucs 8. LAzAnus pQlCE OF- FANCY enoczmes Ann Mens Phone 5-2165 3201 Forest Ave Call Libby for Your Order-She Can Give Phone 4-4259 4-2205 You Helpful Suggestions Nmetcen Hundred and 'Thirty-eight 123 The Roundup The 'Roundup A A A A A A A A A 8:5915 This got in by mistake. 9:00 9:05 9:10 9:15 9:20 9:30 9:40 9:50 9:55 10:00 10:10 10:15 10:20 10:30 10:40 10:50 11:05 11:06 11:10 11:20 11:30 124 Flash! Mary Harter recites. Billy Sherman wonders if he can lick his dad. Jack McKay gets in gossip ses- sion and tells his story last and as usual tells biggest bull story. Students settle down to naps so they can catch up on sleep lost over previous Week end. Ulf I had a dog and you had a dog my dog could lick your dog,', says Barbara Miller to Peggy Sheuerman. Go on back to sleep! Whose talk- ing to you anyway? Barry Oakes yells for order and study hall is immediately silent? Bob Chase yawns and wakes up the teacher. First hour is over and students walk through the halls in nice orderly fashion. Lois Ackerman wonders who Bob Merritt is talking to at this time. Second hour journalism students get out their jokes for humor day. Coach Rump has another new dc- fense and another new undiscov- ered star. Frank QTouchyj Miles copies Bob Metier's jokes. Charles QButchj M c D o W ell copies Mile 's jokes. Susan Harrison and James Har- per exchange opinions of each other. Art Sheuerman struggles to get through door so he can get to class. Wishes he didn't eat those thirty extra pancakes. Duncan Huebner follows Bar- bara Miller down the hall. French three and four students rush to cafeteria so they can buy a candy bar for Mlle. Bari- don. This is commonly known as apple polishing. Bells ring and lunch hall rush is on. Students walk into cafe- teria in a quiet orderly fashion and are served their dinners. Mr. Stonecipher crushed in the rush and taken to hospital for observation. Mr. Moore assumes that a party of the first part is passing notes to party of second part and said individuals requested to bring said evidence to the party of the third part or in other words Mr. Moore. BOYS and GIRLS If you want a Real Candy Bar Eat J ACOBSON'S DAIRY MAID NORTHWESTERN CANDY COMPANY - Wrecked Car Rebuilding I . 1 1 I i I l, ' 5560, x A ' nd and Kea. o1a4-W Chambers 81 Chambers INSURANCE 506 Securities Bldg. Phone 4-1631 FOREST FOOD SHOP 4507 Forest Avenue A HOME OWNED STORE Nate Rosenbaum, Prop. GROCERIES - MEATS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FREE DELIVERY ALL MAKES TYPEWRITERS RENT SALES SERVICE M 8: M SALES CO 40SM Eighth Street Phone 4-5249 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight COMPLIMENTS OF Cut Flowers. Pot Plants and The 'Roundup p A A A A A A A A A 11:35 Stan Rutherford thinks of Way to keep pickets in front of da,c1's BAKER-DARNES COMPANY store because they are good ad- vertising, HARDWARE, PLUMBING, SPOUTING 11:45 Polly Schenck and Jim Jones AND SHEET METAL WORK come to school together. Anytime Someone sleeping in class. 11:50 Noon 12:15 12:20 12:25 12:30 Bill and Claire Powers are seen Walking near school with ten carloads of girls trying to give them a. lift. Duncan Ollfingsj Huebner hung- ing around halls for no good reason at all except a pretty blond. Second lunch hour begins and am I glad. Art Rose by a mere coincidence happens to be walking home with Pauline Nutt. Accidents will happen. Three more students injured in ping pong game and are taken to hospital. Bob CT'ouehyj Chambers comes to school with another new car. His pater must own an automo- bile agency. GRACE RANSOM TEA ROOM Stella E. Barker, Prop. 706-710 Locust Street DES MOINES, IOWA Licensed Brokers Realtors and Insurors WALKER REALTY CO. 709 Grand Avenue Des Moines, Iowa Phone 3-5246 ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES-SIGNS DISPLAY FIXTURES C. E. Erickson Company. Inc. Des Moines, Iowa Accessories-Lubrication Tires-Washing Batteries-Waxing WEST END SUPER SERVICE A. J. Binsfeld, Mgr. 5-8566 Phone 5-3181 Forty-second and University Ave. STANDARD GLASS 81 PAINT CO. Tenth and Mulberry 514 East Locust CURTIS GREENWOOD PHARMACY GEO. CURTIS, Ph.G. Sudden Service 4803 Grand Ave. Ph. 5-1185 Des Moines Luncheonette Prescription Druggist DONNA VERN'S BAKERY The Best in Pastries and Bread Special Attention Given to Parties and Wedding Cakes 843 42d Tel. 7-2735 PANSYVALE H. G. BARICKMAN Bedding Plants Funeral Flowers Our Specialty 4905 Douglas Ave. Des Moines, Iowa Greenhouse Phone 5-0421 URBANDALE COAL More Heat Less Ash Will-burt Stoker Special Stoker Coal Matchless Oil Burners Quality Brand Fuel Oils Phone 4-4201 IItIl and Keo 126 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight A i A A The 'Roundup Ifhis name is found on the finest lbeauty preparations you could find anywhere! -We don't mean cold creams, powders, for astringents-but Dairy products ywhich, bearing the Flynn name do just as much or more to make you lovely. ' lHealth is the basis of beauty! DIRECTIONS FOR APPLIC three times daily, these beauty TION: To be taken internally, roducts: MILK ICE CREAM CHEESE COTTAGE CHEESE BUTTERMILK IOWA STATE BRAND BUTTER . . . and other diary products fvzzmeat., SEVENTH AND UNIVERS Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-eight ITY PHONE 3-62Il 127 The rR'0HndMP A A A A A A A A A 12-40 Pinky Beh has car out of hock and is going to painter. QGet it-Marlyn Painteinj 12 50 Students are impatient for class to be in QOh Yeah! 12 55 Nielaid Thompson? bets Jack 824 I'ocusI' sired Mellor that his dad can lick A Jaek's dad. 1.00 Chuck Finch planning way to cqyhen you Need Gifgy Ideasn skip school to' play golf. 1 05 Plan didn 't yvork and next seen A in front of Mr. Battrick's office. 1 10 Joan Wooden comes to school Roosevelfions Welcome on her old bike. 1 15 Ward Gibson is caught playing 1 1 1 1 1 20 30 35 -40 :45 hookey again. Mr. Barker begins to take names. Ed Levy fRoosevelt's football and track starj arrives in class as classmates stand up and cheer -like they do in Bronx. Miss Ethel Ruth Flook is seen walking down the hall closely followed by Mr. Ronald Ault who is being followed by Miss Saralee Tesdell who is being fol- lowed by Mr. Colgan's little son Max. QVery, very SIZl'Zl11g'6.J Larry Frowick thinks up ways to look prettier. Little Stuart Barnes who tips the beam at two hundred pounds is seen boxing with Brusicr Bill Cate who tips tl1e beam at close to eighty-five. CONSUMERS CONSOLIDATED COAL COMPANY 606 Grand Ave. Phone 3-5111 'I Expe nriencehd Facforq Fu rrlers ,COWNIE 5 FUR STORAGE 13. FOR 5100. VALUATION S A V E - W A Y GROCERIES AND MEAT MARKET Fancy Groceries-Quality Meats 2651 Beaver Phone 5-2413 1 l We Have Always Nationally Advertised SHOES for Men and Women At About PRICE 128 PHONE 6-0752 COURTEOUS SERVICE ANDY 8: BILL'S MARKET QUALITY ALWAYS First Floor, City Market Phone 4-5511 MISSION BILLIARD PARLORS 26 POCKET. CAROM AND SNOOKER TABLES 607-609-6'I'I Locusi' S'I'. Where fhe Boys Meef Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eiglz Z Ninelccn Hundred and Thirty-eight The 'Rounfiup A A A A A A A A A OLIVER SCOTT PIANO STUDIO Teaching During Summer Months Much Success and Future Happiness ROSE LORENZ 1:55 John Cameron see11 eating an all day sucker and talking to Vir- ginia Buchana11. QOdd, isnlt itilj 2:00 Barry Oakes shouts: Naow push your chairs up.', 2:05 Ben Price seen 011 front campus picking dandelions for his art teacher. 2:10 Tl1e last hour class is now 011 its way. 2:15 Babe Cooper dips a coin to see who 11e will ask for date. 2:30 Walter Shotwell finally makes up his mind. 2:35 Lois Ackerman doing her home work so t11at she hopes that if she gets a date that night she can get out of the house. 2:40 Chuck Murphy figuring out how he can take Peggy Akers out more than he does if she would go with him Elllfl we know that she would so we might as well skip it as we're just wasting paper nohow. 2:45 This does11't make sense does it? 2:55 Jean Maroney makes up his mind to get a date with a girl in eight A so that sho will look up to him and respect him cause l1e is a senior. 3:00 Miss Brody oils up her golf clubs. 3:05 Bill Brand starts singing the Bells of St. Mary's.,' 3:10 Paul Engle impatient for bell to ring 'cause he wants to hurry home and study. Triplett Paint and Varnish Co. Paints-Varnishes-Wallpaper C. C. TAFT CO Fresh Fruits and Vegetables For Flowers of Distinction Coll KEHM FLORAL CO. Ninth and Walnut Compliments of R E E D S Phone 3-5513 Open Evenings Courtesy Beauty Shop 612 GRAND AVENUE Phone for Appointment Troy's GIoverized Dry Cleaning Is Bound 'lo Please You Call 4-3257 T R O Y Launderers-Cleaners 920-22 Grand Ave. Phone 4-3155 KW Way af Sixth BEAUTIFUL SHOES AT roPuLAn Your Fifi' Picnic 0' PRICES Luncheon Thought MEM WOMENS HILAND PoTA'ro cl-urs FELTMAN 81 CURME 607 Locust Less Starch Less Fat 130 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight 'The Roundup An Appreciation I Ya PUT CONSISTENT PATRONAGE IS VALUED VERY HIGHLY You Men and Women of Tomorrow+Make a Permanent Record Elf Today WITH A PHOTOGRAPH FROM LTZ 420 9th Street Phone 4-0109 Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-eight 131 The 'Roundup 611 A A A A A A A A A S. B. U. SPECIALISTS BUSINESS D UNIVERSITY lowa's Leading Business Training School New Enmllments Accepted Now IoWa's Best Drug Store S I N C E 1910 UPTOWN BAKERY Our Specialty- ROLLS, PIES, CAKES, PASTRIES With a Home-made Flavor 4130 University Phone 5-7117 Dial 4-3168 S H I V E REALTORS Grand Ave. Des Moines, Iowa Complimenfs of ART'S SHOE SHOP Forty-second and University '20 .50 '30 4645 .00 :l5 School is over and Bart Kookci - and Nancy Pitts are already halfway out the door. Mr. Cole realizes he has been talking to an empty classroom for five minutes and gets veiv angry with himself. :25 People have more fun than any one except Ronald Ault and Ethel Ruth Flook who are going to a show. :30 Candidates for athletic teams hard at work. .35 John McGill arrives in school and breaks into tears when the news is broken to him that school is out for the day. .40 Mr. Munger falls in swimming pool after accidently tripping over Jim Jones is foot who acer dently shoved it in front of Mr Munger. that he is all wet. :00 Johnny McGill decides to go home as long as he found out there wasn't any school today He figures that Vacation has started so he forgets to come back for two weeks. Bob Chase seen chasing himself around backyard behind 'lawn 1110 VVGT. Virginia Swain starts for home :00 Practice over and boys depart for l1omes of their girls to 1n Vite themselves in for dinner. 6:00 Nieland Thompson and Art Sheucrman still trying to get -1 place to eat but prospectne father-in-laws say boys eat too much. day. 'E'NY'5 RUNDBERG Gnocsnv H55 SERWCE FANCY GRocER1Es AND MEATS 42nd and University Washing, Greasing. Tires, Bafieries 4702-4704 University Ave. Phone 5-3197 Nineteen Hundred und 7'hirly-eight Swimming team tells Mungei '00 All boys either at show, home of girl friendy or in game of chance Little 1112111 you've had a busy Nineteen Hundred and 'fhizfty-eiglzz The 'Roundup A A A A A A A A A BARR'S BICYCLE SHOP 713 Grand HARRY A. MOELLER GROCERY A Home-owned Briardale Store 904-906 Forty-second Street Fruits, Vegetables, Groceries, Meats and Bakery Goods h 4 Phones: 5-1175, 5-1176, 5-1177, 5-1178 FOR FURNITURE VISIT SCHMITT 81 HENRY ON sTH soU'rH OF WALNUT Under the sod And under these trees Lies the body of Solomon Peas. But Peas is 11ot here It's only his pod. Peas has shelled out And gone to his God. For true economy RIDE THE TROLLEYS Des Moines Railway Company CENTURY LUMBER CO. S. W. Sixth and Murphy Phone 4-2221 STRAND SHOE HOSPITAL Expert Shoe Repairing and Hat Cleaning FACTORY METHOD Call for and Delivery Service in the Loop 612 LOCUST STREET Phone 4-2520 Des Moines, Iowa BICYCLES Our Tiger Leads Repair Shop and Delivery Service DON MILLER CYCLE CO. 4-5027 KORIDOR KAPERS Ronald Ault-NVaiting for something flooky to come along. Sue Phillips-Looking in a mirror trying' to find eoniplements. Howard Holbrook-Doing ealesthetic on the Window shades. Grretelien Ni'llI1lHH11-HOQITIQ' J. E.'s pride and joy will come along. Bill WiddupiAdvertising for Es- quire. Elaine Reese-Pmcticiiig to be Gin- ger Rogers. Jaek Coe-Trying to make foo goo equal oogley boogledy. Barbara Miller-Just wishing .... 'Z Max Colgan-Just hoping ....... Ethel Ruth Flook-Fooling around ault the time. W Bill Webber-Cainpaigning for re- election. Pauline Nutt - Whistling Mighty Like a Rose . Jeanne ,Moroney - Singing Anne Doesn't Live Here Any More. Dorothy Andre - Mentioning to a friend of considering se1'iously taking up horse back riding. Lowell Baal-Can I ask you a ques- tion? Sue HfL1'I'iS0l1L-ACi1l1l1'iHg those funny animals, the ant eaters. Clancy Powers-Telling Bill he is going to Hotel Commodore to take a dancing lesson. Bob Chase-Signing a contract to buy a book, 'fHow to Win Friends and In- fluence Women. Norman Sandler-Using his back stroke to good advantage. Marlyn Painter-Remarking pink is her favorite .... George Pilmer-Looking for a scare crow. UPTOWN SUPER SERVICE TIRES - TUBES WASHING - LUBRICATION Phone 5-9994 Forty-first and University DES MOINES COMPLETE LINE DEVOL PAINTS Arlisfs Material and Wall Paper GORDON PAINT CO.. Inc. 609 Grand Ave. 4-5261 134 Nineteen Hundred and 7'hz'rzy-eight A A A A A 'The Roundup Compliments of the . . . BANKERS TRUST CGMPANY M b F I Sixth and 1 'Z PD, t Locust N f H d d dfh ly gm 135 The 'Roundup 1 A A A A A A A A Silas Clam Lies on the floor. I He tried to Siam Graduation Footwear A swinging door. -0- for young women Bob Merritt: Higl1b:Llls nearly ruined me once upon a timefl Julian White: I'll bet you guzzled too many. Bob: Nope, I missed too many. I was an outfielder on a baseball team. -Q- angei onoy, do you know what I'd do for a pet? Squaw: Sure, you'cl put on the clog, horse around, and not SIlC0IJlSll.H R --: HH -9.- Dovtor, l'm scared to cloath. This will he my first operation. Sure, I know how you feel. Youlre my first patientf' -45- Peggy fusing phoneb: Give 1110 2-2 double Z. Operator: I f Two-two-two-two ' ' Peggy: Yes, and hurry up. I'll play trains with you later. Compliments YELLO CAB CG. Dial 3-1111 The Thinking Fellow Calls a Yellow and young men S5 and S6 FIELD SHOE CO. 508 Walnut Street Phone 4-5819 OSCAR AGRELL Violins Repairing and Accessories 217 Davidson Building Des Moines, Iowa Compliments of N. I. NELSON MARKET Wholesale and Retail Meats 1501 Grand Phone 3-3287 THE CAR SHOP Better Cars for Less 1202 Locust St. Jack Nutt 4-7431 Metier Investment Co. REAL :sure ssnvncs LOAN S-FARMS-HOM ES BOYD E. METIER 316 Liberty Bldg. Des Moines, Iowa Phone 3-5081 Res. 5-8375 136 Nz'netcen Hundred and Thirty-eight Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight fflze Roundup A A A A A A A A A Mary, Mary quite contrary How does your garden grow? Blue bells and coekle shells, And one lousey petunia. .-QM Ed Levy: I4W3lt61', there is a tack in my doughnut. XVaiter: 'WVell, well, the ambitious little thing must think it 's in a tire. A B C SUPER l l l MARKET BEAVER 8: FRANKLIN Self-Serve 81 Save Plenty of Parking Space WINDSOR BARBER SHOP 63rd and University S. G. Canon LOOKING FOR FOOD AND FUN? Whether you come in for breakfast or lunch, or just drop in for a bite or a drink between classes, yofu'l1 always find a crowd of students around our fountain. BULLDOG AND COLLEGE INN LIBERTY BUILDING Sixth and Grand Owned and Operated by YEOMEN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY CHAMBERS BITS FROM HERE AND THERE Mr. Eastman: Reminds me of the joke I heard. Mr. Irwin: Now folks, are you surc you understand this? Miss Jacobs: f'You'll need this in college. Carolyn Crow: Oh, I dunno. Betsy Neuman: You know mc, click. Elaine Reese: lVinking. Russell Conkling: Winking back at her. Dorothy Andre: Have you any ideas for news stories? Warden Tuller: f'VVell, I know! Lenore Kahn: There's Bobby. Morton VVhit11ey: Being the cut up at senior parties. Miss Forkner: Dancing. Jean Moroney: HSome party, huh? Miss Meers: Get rid of your cud, boys. Benny Price: I'll be golf champ yet. Margaret Potthoif: Oh, Ha! Ha! Margaret Frowick: f'Oh, gee kid.'l Margaret Fletter: Oh well, you wouldn 't understand! ' Anna Marie Bentley: Going to senior barn dances? Jack Bierman: Singing Sweet Sue. Bill Brand: YVaiting for his girl to bring his car to him each night after school. Bob Young: VVaiting with Bill for his girl, too. Norman Sandler: WVe gotta have a typewriter, we've got stacks of stuff to type. Lois Ackerman: f'Ditto. CTO the above.j Chuck Murphy: Doin' a good old square dance. Bob Lyons: Wfearing covervalls. Sue Harrison: Hello, dear. Larry Frowick: VVell, I donlt see how you get it. Kathryn Brown: Boy, you know it. Alice Jacobs: Society. Max Colgan: Listening to Benny Goodman. Betty Jean Hatcher: Talking. Bill Powers: 'fYep, 1,111 a woman- hater-sometimes. Used Car Bargain GRACE WALTZ BEAUTY SALON Center of Iowa and Walnut ai' Twelfth KNITTING SHOP 3425 Ingersoll Ave. Phone 5-0387 138 Nineteen Hundred and 'I'hz'rty-eight A A A A A A A A A The 'Roundup Bob McClinic Cusing phonej: 'fHello Sue, are you busy tomorrow night? 1 Sue I-Iarrison: f'Well, who is this? Bob: 'fOh, well, this is the best look- ing boy in Roosevelt. ' ' Sue: I didn 't know there were any good-looking boys in Roosevelt. ,Q-. The patron tried to cut up his steak After digging into it a dozen times with his knife and fork he summoned the waiter. Here, H he growled, 'ftake this steak backfi I can't do that, sir, informed the waiter. Why not? demanded the customer ' 'You bent it! was the reply. Woman Qin door wayj: Are you the same man that ate my biscuits last week? Tramp: No, mum, I'll never be the same man again. -49.- Frank Miles: Where do jelly fish get their jelly? Hank DeJarnett: I don 't know. ' Frankie: ' 'From the ocean currents. ' Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-eight Girl 's Father: ' ' So you want to marry my daughter, eh? Well, my answer de- pends on your financial position. Ralph Ford: What a coincidence! My financial position depends upon your answer. .Q- Bill Miles Cto clerk in storej: I want twenty-five cents worth of iioor wax. Clerk: Im sorry, sonny, but We only carry sealing Wax. ...Q1 ' 'The doctor will see you inside, said the nurse to the patient as she helped him on the operating table. ...Qi Customs Inspector: What have you to declare? Passenger: I declare I am glad to get back! .Q-. Little girl: I know something I won 't tell.' ' Father: Never mind, ehild. You'll get over that when you're a little older. 139 'The 'Roundup A A A A A A A A A RUTHERFORD'S FOOD STORE 4711 University Ave. Open Sundays and Evenings Telephone 5-9535 WE DOUBLE DARE YOU' ' May we present our own True Con- fession of how Two Dreams Got Together and combined ideas for this adventure concerning ten pretty maids and other unidentifiable characters. The Ten Pretty Girls, t'Jose- phine, Rosalie, Dinah, f'Rose M a ri e,H Susabella, 'tMargie, Adaline, C'hloe,,' Katie, and f'Suzy, were Always and Always sitting Under the New Apple Treoi' on the jolly old banks of Loch Lo- II121lld,H listening to the wind as it went a Swingin' in the Corn. Once in a While,', for hunger 's sake, they Hit HARMON BARBER SHOP Get your hair cut at Harmon's but do your loafing 0 somewhere else fThanksJ HARMON HUTCHINSON 845 Forty-second O Chrysler, Plymouth Distributors O Body and Fender Rebuilding O GOOD USED CARS Sales Service 1312-14-16-18 Locust Phone 3-3'l5l a New High picking the Big Apple. 'fWho', told you to Take a Tip From a Tulipf, and visit the surly Snake Charmeru at San Marino asked the Swiss Yodlerll who was standing near Bio Mir Bist du Sheinf' Let That Be a Lesson to You and next time go to HViene Viene fdouble talk for Viennaj where Every Day's a Holiday, continued the Shananigan alias our Swiss Yodler who has now become tired of standing next to such bad company and has opened a f'Ten Cents a Dance joint that groans like a Power House when the spectators search for the castor oil as he begins his act of juggling around the Hllipsy Doodle with the music of Tipsy Tin fit can be donej and shouts out the dis- astrous news that the Caniels'i are Coming From Egyptf, One glowing customer asks for a match when the flash is shouted, but everyone else hopes that Satan Takes a Holiday, at least a temporary one! I Vilas Doing All Right until Love Walked In and swept me from his establishment back to the river where the Smoke From His Chimney assures him that Love Is Here to Stay. l' So we leave him watching the New Moon Over the Old Mill where 'fLove lValked In. The ten beautiful maidens have been playing all this time, but when they saw their old friend married and living near them again, they decided to visit him. When the forlorn yokel, pardon it should be Yodel saw them he shouted H Hi Ho and despite his wife's warning, Don't Whistle VVhile You Work,'l he shouted HHurrah For Holly- wood. Don't Be Like That said the charming Mannequins, we think You're VVonderful and we wish to say 'fThanks For the Memories. Just then out walked Mrs. Yodel and although he shouted, Mama I wanta Make Rhythm, she said, hubby, start 'Truekin' H you yodeling Charlie Mc- Carthy or Iill hold up your echos for a return engagement. Poor Swiss just managed to gasp Good Night Angels and thus ends our doleful tragedy. Boo Hoo, Pm Crying For You! CLAYT'S MAID-RITE sANnwlcH:s-nmnslzs 902 42nd Good Food Is Good Health 140 Nineteen Hundred and 7'hirly-eight A A A The 'Roundup BRIARDALE FCOD STORES Friendly, Home Owned, Quality Service BRIARDALE - G. e R W. C. - TALL CORN Good Whemlesome Food G. W. C. and T Fresh Roasted Y ALLCORN COFFEE resh Store Ground N eteen -IF Hundred and 'Thirty-eight 141 The 'Roundup A A A A A A A A A CONSULT DUDLEY ALLEN REALTY CO. REAL ESTATE Northwest Des Moines 2653 Beaver Ave. 5-0157 HARRIS TEXACO SERVICE STATION Car Washing and Greasing Forty-second and University Phone 5-0751 Do I really need brushing off? asked the passenger in the pullman. Does you!', exclaimed the porter with great emphasis. Boss, I's broke. -Q.. Joe Smoke Flat Broke. .QA A Roundup reporter was frequently bashed for relating too many details and warned to be brief. One day he sent in this scoop: Last night Sir Dwight Hopeless, a guest at Lady Pan- more's ball, complained of feeling ill, took a drink, his hat, his coat, his de- parture, no notice of his friend, a taxi, a pistol from his pocket, and finally his life. Nice fellow. Regrets. Specify Bilt-Well Millwork for Beauty, Economy, Durability Des Moines made CARR 8: MOEHL CO. 301-3.21 Southwest Ninth Des Moines Since 1897 Phone 3-8123 UPTOWN CLEANERS Call our Delivery Truck for Expert CLEANING-PRESSING-REPAIRING MENDING-DYEING Prompt Service 4120 University Ave. Ph. 5-2613 ELMWOOD BARBER SHOP Fnos'rY and nick We Strive to Please Thirty-first and University Shine 142 OLD SAYINGS OF SENIOR STUD- ENTS AND NICKNAMES Jack Coe: HBratty -How you is? Jack McKay: MeAy -You should have seen me last night! Norman Sandler: Strap -Boy! W'e had some swell pick-ups. Ronald Ault: ' KGU11lll'l',,1DlCl I have a sweet time last night! Howard Holbrook: ' ' Howdy ' ' - Hi- Ya! Fellows! John Cameron: Fatty,'-Just two over par again today. Duncan Huebner: VVings -You're a swe-ll-ll guy! Printha Siveright: Sive -VVell, I wonder who is next? John McGill: Blondie - Yeah! Again last night! Jack Bierman: Jake,'-Is that so? Jim Tennigkeit: 'fBoehe - Where does she live? Ben Price: Pricey -She won't give me a tumble. Jean Moroney: Duke - YVhere's the copy? I'm goin' mad! Bill Brand: f'Billy - YVhy didn 't fa you say so. Lowell Baal: Handsome -Can I ask you a question? Neiland Thompson: HMissourii'-I reckon I can. Bob Metier: Meatty -ll can't. I got to go home. . Bob MeClintie: Ace - Aruark- Sructeh. Charlotte Hill: 'fTuck -He is eer- tainly nice. Sue Harrison: Hairy -Oh! I don't know. Virginia Buchanan: Virg -I want to be alone-with you. Edward Rice: 'fEddie - Got a match? Miriam Hull: Mini - Hello, big boy. Lester Bookeyz f'Lips -As if I didn 't know. Bob Gordon: Itchy -Slloot a buck? Eloise McLaren: 'tCuddles ' '-Oh-h-h- h-l1-h-! Tommy-y-y! Thomas Ramsey: UPe-wee -Oh-h-h- h-l1-h-! Eloisee-e-e-e-e! Ethel Ruth Flook: Ethel -Did I have a swell time last night. Don Bowler: Words -I turned in 950 words every day last week. Arthur Sheuerman: Artie - She lives on 42nd st1'eet. Nz'neteen Hundred und Thzrty-eight Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-eight The 'Roundup A A A A A A A A A A mother was scolding' her snlall boy for a recent llllSdClll01lll0l'. She was Sily- ing: When that naughty boy threw stones at you, why didn't you come indktell me,qinstead of throwing them ac at him. ' What good would that doin asked the son. You eouldn't hit the broad side of a barn. -Q.. Mama Switch Junior Ditch. -9. The starving actor cried: Give me Dread. Give me bread. And the curtain came down with a roll. .491 Barbara Miller to Sue Harrison: Sue what's the name of that song from tl1e movie of the same name that I can never remember the name of. Little boy, 4loesn't your conscience tell you when you've done wrong? Yes, but I'n1 mighty glad it doesn't tell dad. ...Qi Ronald: H There 's holes in these socks. Why haven't they been mended? Ethel: Did you buy that mink coat? Ronald: UNO. Ethel: Well, if you don't give a wrap, I clon't give a darn. ,Qi A mountain woman said to her spouse: I dun 't min' yez sitten' aroun' all th' time a-waiten' fer harvest, but yez didn 't plant notl1en'. ...Qi A man just called to see you? Well, maybe I know him. Tall or short? Both, sir. Tall and wanted to bor- row ten bucks, sir. EWENS' ORTH AND fimfwfpgfgy nwmfewp :fm N ff Men. K een PA J. C. FERGUSON. REALTOR Residential Property and Appraisals 326 Liberty Bldg. 4-6289 820 Thirty-fifth Street Phone 5-3184 L. G. PULIS 81 SON FANCY GROCERIES AND MEATS Our Aim-Quality and. Service Our Prices Are Right Free Delivery 9, 11, 2, 4 Always the Newest . . . First in SMART DRESSES STEARNS 706 Walnut THE CASCADE LAUNDRY CO. congratulates you and wishes you success. Please notice how appearance reflects the success of men and women in Des Moines. Cascade is proud that most men and women rely on 'Cascade's vagious services to help them with this lmportant Jo . 144 Nz'netecn Hundred und Thirty-eight Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-eight The 'Roundup A A A A A A A A A Burroughs MODERN ACCOUNTING MACHINES 527 Sixth Ave. THOMAS ELECTRIC CO. Qualified Electric Contractors 816 Locus'I' S'I'ree'I' Phone 4-6139 Des Moines. Iowa IOWA ROOFING COMPANY New Roofs over old 511 WEST GRAND AVE. PH. 3-1255 DES MOINES, IOWA PRALL-KINKER MOTOR CO. Hank FORD SALES AND SERVICE Pflililk Telephone 7-2011 2705 Beaver Ave. egggnki Des Moines, Iowa CARR GLASS AND PAINT CO. Iowa's Mosf Modern Painf Sfore Glass and Mirrors of All Kinds Attractive Wall Papers for Every Room We Set Automobile Glass Mirrors Resilvered Eleventh and Locust Phone 3-4287 FOR QUALITY GROCERIES, MEATS AND FRESH VEGETABLES-Call DAVID HURWITZ Phones 5-2173-5-2174 3510 University Ave. Des Moines ..4Q.. Confused Forsman: Let me off at the next stop, conductor. I thought this was a lunch wagon. LQ, Nature is a wonderful thing. A mil- lion years ago she didn lt know we were going to wear glasses, yet look at the way she placed our ears. ggi A nudist is a person who goes coat- less and vestless, and wears trousers to match. -QA Teacher: Frank, give me three col- lective nouns. Frank Miles: Flypaper, wastebas- ket, and garbage can. .-.Qi Billy Sherman: Pau Father: What is it, Bill? Bill: How many legs would you have to pull off a. centipede to make him limp? Boesen's Flowers Are Grown in Des Moines BOESEN-THE FLORIST TED BOESEN Downtown Store: Seventh and Grand 4-6151 Oilice and Greenhouses 3422 Beaver Avenue 5-3252 Member of Florist's Telegraph Delivery Association STUDENT LANE Two Tlzoussn surrs S20-S24-S27 BOND 0LOTHES 146 Nineteen Hundred and fI'lzz'1'ty-eight A A A A A A A A A The 'Roundup JERRY REMELE STANDARD SERVICE 42nd and Crocker Phone 5-9893 ROOSEVELT FOOD MARKET Meals, Groceries and Vegeiables FREE DELIVERY Dial 5-1144 861 42nd Street Anofher Furnace SULLIVAN FOOD MARKET Fresh Fruifs and Vegetables Fancy Groceries-Meals Free Delivery VOTRUBA'S FOOD MARKET FITTING FOODS FOR FASTIDIOUS FOLKS Phones 5-2121 Fifty-ninth and Grand RiIey's Jack Sprat Food Store 6587 University Avenue Where Your Food Dollar Goes Farther Phone 7-2802 for Delivery My sister just had a. baby. Boy Or girl? That's just it, she didn't say and I don't know Whether I am an uncle or an aunt. 149, Can you drive with one arm? Sure Okay, have an apple. -9. Jack Coe: VVhat would you do if 1603 W 1. , you were as handsome as I am? . es Grand Phone 4 1919 Don Bowler: 'fI'd have my face lifted. MILLER C SUPER SERVICE STATION -Betty Beh: Did you inztllfe this cake uso Polk Boulevard Phone 5-9865 lvlfglltlgfuafnivfolllltlffg1ifLdswhy?,, W h' , G ' d G 1 R ' ' ' . ' F2522-EZ?Z1Ei1F?d f0f'lii1aDe1i5Zl2i-ig Betty Behr 'KI Just wondered who H'-'me Owned and Home Operated lifted it out of the oven for you. .Q- JOi'lll SIIUCEGI' Dfllgs Motoring is surely Il great thing. I used to be fat and sluggish before the LUNCHEONETTE motor craze, but now I'm spry and - - energetic. 3025 U . Presirphons HI didn't know you drove at ear. nlverslI'y ve. Phone 5-2153 KKI donft' I dodgcl H VN' - - - BRIGHT DRUG STORE S K O N D R A S 28th and Ingersoll Dial 3-0822 17th and Woodland Dial 4-6415 IOWA'S LEADING CONFECTIONERY Des Moines, Iowa SODAS, LUNCHES, CANDIES Our Pleasure to Serve You-Well TWO-FORTY CLEANERS Phone 5-1 I I1 Today Blue Ribbon Cleaners Compliments of HUBBELL SHOE REPAIR 904 Walnut Street DES MOINES Nineteen Hundred and Tlzi1'ty-eight 147 The 'Roundup A A A A A A A A A Well, my boy, said the uncle, and how are you getting along at school? Oh, not so bad, Uncle Bill, he re- plied, Hand I'm trying awfully hard to get ahead. That's good, said Uncle, absent mindedly, You need one. .-Qi Bob Lyons: What happened to you? Jack Nutt: I took Sue out to eat and there was a Hy in her soup so she called the manager and told him to get that insect out of he1'e, then two big waiters grabbed me and threw me down a flight of stairs. ,Qi Farmer: Come on and I will show you how to milk a cow. Alice Jacobs: Maybe I had better start in with a calf.', .-Q-. Printha Sivright: But I cannot learn to love you. Boyfriend: But I just inherited one hundred thousand dollars. Printha: Give me one more lesson. Miss Nelson: Andrew, will you please tell me all you know about Louis the 1fith. Andy Anybody: He was the French- man that wore high heeled shoes to make him look taller. Then the French chopped his head off to make him look .Q- He's a popular poet. Wl1y, I thought that he hadn't writ- ten anything for years. ' ' He hasn't, that 's Why. .49- Tippy tippy tin said he, as his model T Ford rolled down an embank- ment. shorter. -Qi A Negro funeral was once attended by a ventriloquist whose peculiar pow- ers Were not known to the othe1's pres- ent. Another negro told what happened at the cemetery. 'WVell suh, when dey begins to lowah Joe down into de hole Joe says, 'lemme down easy boys'.,' 'fDid they go ahead and bury him? asked another. How do you expect me to know? was the answer. WHEELER LUMBER, BRIDGE SUPPLY CU. 148 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight A A A A A A A A A The 'Roundup It's a Good Rule-Trade With ERICKSON STANDARD SERVICE 42nd and University WASHING-GREASING-TIRES FRED B. NOBLE AUTO SERVICE 1431 Walnui' Sfree-I' Ace McClintic QAuetioneerj: IVhaE am I offered for this beautiful bust 0 Robert Burns? Bob Stout QMau in erowdj: That a.in't Burns, that 's Shakespeare. Ace MeCli11tie: Well folks, thai shows what I know about the bible.'f -9. Freshman: I hear you're a three- letter man! ' Lowell Baal: 'fYou mean I excel in three branches of sports, don't you?'f Freshman: No, you 're always giv- ing friends I. O. U. 's. -Q.. Mr. Curran: Now be careful with that money I gave you son, remembej the old saying that a fool and hi.. money are soon parted. Paul: Yes, dad, but thanks for parting with it just the same. ,Qi Father: Say, it's two o'cloek. Do you think you can stay all night ? Bark Kooker: I don't know, Iill have to telephone home first. HQ.-. Howdy Holbrook Ctalking about one of Ronaldis girlsj: I wouldn't trus, her if I were you. Ronald Ault: Why not? Howdy: None of her friends hate her. BUY A HOME FIRST 3-1203-Use Our Service-31203 NIELSEN INVESTMENT CO. 516 Empire Bldg. LARSON DRUG CO. We Deliver-Courfeous Service 2409 W. Grand Ave. PI1. 4-6551 Des Moines. Iowa Complimenfs of JOHN A. REPPERT KEMPER MILITARY scHooL GREENWOOD SHOE REPAIR CLEANING-DYEING-SHINING REPAIRING 3511 Ingersoll Ave. Phone 5-0629 HUMMEL BROTHERS PACKARD, DE so'ro, PLYMOUTH Sales and Service 2822 Beaver 5-1179 Congroi-uloiions 'Io June Class. 1938 Good Luck FRANK SHEARER Montour Studio DES MOINES STEEL COMPANY Steel for Buildings. Bridges Johns Monville Building Producfs Rock Wool Insulation Call 3-5822 for Service I Cvmpffm-mfs ef lowA rm.: COMPANY 'WON Mfmk SALES- Ground FloorBIacLvZa-giuisdgllgines National STUDESAKER Only Bonded Abstract Company in Polk DIS'I'l'II3II'I'0l' for Iowa County 1100 Locust Phone 3-6264 Nineteen Hundred und 'Thirty-eight 149 The 'Roundup . . A A A A A A A Diploniats are people who do the quar- reling while we do the fighting. ,Q-.. Maida Sanderson: HI wonder what time it is? I'm invited to dinner at 6:30 and my watch isn't going. Christel Huttenlocker: Why wasn't your watch invited! -Q.. Orin Wallace visiting city jail. f'Have you a ny complaints to make? Frequent prison visitor: Yes, I have. There ain't nearly enough exits from this place. .49- Here 's the puzzle for the week: If a man should sell his shoes to pay his bill, would that foot the bill? ..49. Ace MeClinic: Red, your engine is smoking. , ' Red Bch: Oh, that 's all right, it's old enough.'? .49- Two lovers walked arm in arm down the street. She stumbled-he whispered, Careful, sweet. Now wed, they trod the self same street. She stumbled-he growled, Pick up those great big feet! -Q1 Oh, to be a substitute Who can sit upon the bench And see the team go marching on In the midst of a rainy drench. B2i.l'll2l.l'iL lililh-r says, i l'hat you can tell a gentleman in a crowded street ear hy his general get upf' ..Q.... Bill Sherman: Which burns longer, a wax candle or a tallow candle? Hank De Jarnette: Why, a tallow candle, of course. Bill: Nope, you're wrong on that. Hank: A wax candle, then. Bill: Wrong again, neither one will burn longer, they both burn sho1'ter! .45- 'Prafiie Cop: t'Use your noodle, lady. Use your noodle. Sue Harrison: My goodness! Where is it? Pvc pushed and pulled every- thing in the car. ...Q- Polieeman: 'fHey, buddy, Why are you running around the street with that rug under your arm? Luther Smith: Well, suh, a lady done han' me dis rug and tel' me tuh beat it, so heah ah am. .49-. Mrs. Loughren Qreproving daughterb: HI don't k11ow what to do with you, Betty. No matter how hard I try to make you be a nice little girl, you still persist in being naughty. Betty: It just goes to show you're a failure as a parent, doesn't it, Mother? -49- Singers have to protect their throats because many would like to cut them. CARAMEL CRISP SHOP HOT SEASONED POPCORN HOME MADE FUDGE 519 Grand Ave. CRISPIN DRUG CO. Prescription Pharmacists Cor. ,22nd 8: Cottage Grove Ave. Free Delivery Phone 4-2237 'I9 Years of Reliable Drug Service IT IS GOOD TO SEE QQ. 5. ee? i iamono TIRES When you buy tire mileage and tire safety demand the new Diamond Super Lux Tire Distributed by the . HERRING-WISSLER CO. 516 walnut S+' Des Momes 1212 Locust Street Des Moines, Iowa 150 Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-eight i A A AA A A'A A A The 'Roundup CROFT'S BARBER SHOP 3022 Foresi' Avenue Special Hair Cufs fo School Boys NEAL BRADY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Phone 5-0614 Thirty-First and Ingersoll DES MOINES, IOWA Doctor: I'll examine you for S10.' Marvin Blount: All right, you find it I'l1 give you half. .-QQ.. Gene: And what is your nam good man? Jack: 333. and if e, my Gene: Is that your real name? Jack: No, that's my pen name. w .-.Q..- In the spring a young man's turns to what the girls have been ing about all Winter. .Q.... fancy think- Twice this month I've had to bundle Every coat that I possess To the cleaners-won't you, darling, Love me more and powder less? ...Q.. There are two kinds of music: One that stirs the soul -ind nother . a that stirs the sole. -49- Fred Gilbert: The horn on this emi is broken. ' ' Jenny Dunn: No, it's just diliier-N ent. Fred: H Whatdaya mean 0? ' ' Jenny: It doesn't give a hoot. ,Qi Cecil Garvviek: icW3ltGl', there's a ily in my ice cream. Waiter: Let him freeze. I teach him a lesson. t will Johnson's Texaco Service Station Foresl' a'I' 32nd SI. Phone 5-9862 Open All Nighi' DES MOINES. IOWA Say It With Flowers From J. S. WILSON FLORAL CO. 35th and Woodland Dial 5-1131 Des Moines Leading Florist oial 7-2724 WALLACE CLEANERS 3513 INGERSOLL For BeI I'er Service Free Coll for and Delivery CHARLEY MORGAN SHELL SERVICE Sevenieenih and Ingersoll GA 'Em DON'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP Don't Throw Away Your Old Shoes They Are Comfortable Let Us Repair Them Qualitye9ervice-Workmanship 813 walnui' Sfreef 2716 Ingersoll Ave. Des Moines, Iowa I I Denny's Shell Service MEADOW GQ'-D SIl2IIllbI'lCa'lIOl1 All Shell Producfs l zeo1 seam nes Moines. Iowa Phone Your Drusslsi Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-ei I ght 151 The 'Roundup A A . A A A A Mr. Stoneeipher: HM1'S. Jones, We punished your son because he was wil- ful and unruly in the ClPlSS1'00II1.H Mrs. Jones: UI won't have it. He is 4. delicate child and 11ot used to sueh harsh names. At home We never hit him ex- rept in self-defense. .49- Mr. Meyer: 'fDo you believe in qu Buddha. Mr. McCoy: Why, of course, but I think oleoniargarine is just as good. -49.- Before I heard the teachers tell The dangers of a kiss, I had considered kissing you, The nearest thing to bliss. But now I know Biology, And sit and sign and moan- Six million mad bacteria, And I thought We were alone. Rllfkllll NEW FDR BUSINESS Oli PLEASURE CARS WIGGI NS SW W2 6111291255-fiill 15515 Jewererzsci ' JJ.Buru.L .1os.E.BITI'-E O v-um: Punch, snows BLDG- 1 oss MOINE HATS-SHIRTS--TIES FOR YOUNG FELLOWS STANLEY CAPLAN. Represeniaiive CAPLAN'S 516 Locusi' Sireei' GLENN S. .1-l1l1-l- : ADVERTISING ART srunlos 543 snr Ave. 4-4026 Have you heard of a movie theater 411 To Go manager who had his teeth X-rayed? .,-X He wanted to see a preview of the com SHI Sf. SAUND QEQJQ ing extractions. R ' ?- 49.- Phone Q Qt A,-V Don't Believe it Just Because it 's I QU X A Proverbial. imiiizs for Bus Service Everywhere FASTESTABUS SERVICE EAST AND WEST Chicago - Omaha - Denver - Salt Lalce City Reno - San Francisco - Las Vegas - Los Angeles LOW FARES EVERY DAY Burlington mmlwfws pu, 0, Let Us Help You Plan Your Next Trip ,S BURLINGTON Bus nEPoT mm' 6th and Mulberry Sis. 152 Nineteen Hundred und Tlzirly-eight A A A A A A A A l l A The 'Roundup My lover him has went away, My lover him has went to stay, Him canlt come to I, Me can't go to he, It can never was- Don't it awful. .Q- Miss Larson Cin chorusj: Attention please, eyes here. Doris Rivers: I'se here, too. .-Q. Sara. Lee: Who was Jonah's tu- tor Woody: The whale that brought him up. ' ' -Q.. If you want to recall things, tie ' . a string around your linger, if you want to forget things, tio a rope around your .Q- Bob Niekless: ffWhat is an embar- rassed servant? ' ' Jack Bicrmann: A Rudy Valley. 'I neck. ' ' 1 r Mrs. Carr: Don, give me a sentence with the word 'i'lippancy'. Don Carr: Let's flippaucy whether I pass or not. ,Qi How many ounces has a pound? And what in the earth makes the World go round? Why does a Whistle make a sound? And why is di1'ty dirt called ground? Of these things I should like to know, So some day when I upward grow, No one can say, I told you so! Wlicn I attempt to earn some dough. -Q1 Homer Dudley: May I have the last dance with you? She: ' 'Big boy, you just had it. .49- She: Oh, Donald, I love you so. Don Benge: So what? Con ratulatio And--at the same time-- ns, Graduates .7 May we offer a few words of advice? FIRST-Co to college, if at all possible to do so. A good education is the cornerstone of a good business future. SECOND--Acquire the habit of being thrifty. To succeed, you must know where you are going-financially. Our greatest finan- ciers will suggest life insurance as the first financial invest- ment for a young ma or woman It gives you a definite n . goal, and outlines a definite plan which leads to that goal. CRD p N YE MENS RANGE COM won. iw FINANCIA ll HOME OFFICE , DES MOINES, IOWA PRESTON H. LUIN, CENERAI AGENT, 218 LIBERTY BUILDING Nineteen Hundred and Tl1i1'ty-eight 153 The 'Roundup A A A A A A A A A Wl1l'4ll'll Tuller: HI think l'x'e got. :L flat tiref' Betty Skaggs: UI think that makes -Q.. Kelly and Cohen Were having dinner together. Cohen helped himself to the larger ish. Kelly: Fine manners ye have, Cohen. If I had reached out first, I'd have taken the smaller fish. Cohen: Veil, you 've got it, haven't -Q... The question is, which is parted more quickly, a fool and his money, or a woman and her secret? ,Q- Jim Lynch: f'Lulu, I'll bet you can think of w01'se fellows than me you 've gone out with. I say, Lulu, I'll bet you can remember worse fellows than me you 've been out with. Lulu: UI heard you the first time. I was just trying to think. us even. vou? .Q- If they ston selling tobacco, what will Fu Man Chu? .49- Peggy Akers: Mom, you're always complaining that I use too much gas in the car, so I sent 352.50 to a concern which advertised an appliance for keep- ing gas bills down, and I got it this morning. ' ' Mrs. Akers: 'tWhat did they send on you. Peggy: HA ten-cent paper weight. A491 Love is a tear From some lost grief, VVhich spots I fear, Life 's handkerchief. Round Up Your Crowd and Head for REAL FOOD AT THE Bl 0P. 711 Locust Street Always a Good Place to Eat Congratulations. Seniors Barge Pharmacy and Iowa Film Finishing n ooseve u shopping cem- Como to HOLLEY SCHOOL SUPPLY COMPANY for your school equipment Brief Cases and Zipper Ring Binders Ring Bo-ok Binders and Fillers Reference Books, World Globes and Maps 100-102 E. Grand Ave. Dial 3-5251 We have paid to the mothers of America in ma- ternity benetits the sum of S195,000. Why don't you own such a policy? he Homesteaders lile Association Securities Building Phone 3-3183 32 years in business in Iowa 154 Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-eiglzl .95 A A A A A A A A A T126 I THROUGH THE DAY WITH MY TEACHERS 9:20 1 SPRAGUE from bed with :1 QOLIC in my nose. 8... Eat my Jack SPRATT breakfast food to satisfy my MUNGER, and run BACH to school for another day. 8:31 Sit down in home room with a BEHM on my face. 8.40 Reach History class and SCHLLLXMPP down in my seat to sleep. 8:41 Open the window to let in a lit ,le BREESE. 9'30 Terribly sleepy. SHERWOOD go home if I eould. 10:20 Arrived in English class to tell what BALLARD is. Den 't know. 11.10 Sat down to eat but haven 't a IORKNER knife. 11:40 See a cowboy movie where the ndians KALP eve1'yone. 12.10 Take gym. We play ball undel the campus's OAKES tree. McCALL fo the ball was not heard. 12:30 Have a race around the track and IRWIN. -49- Mr. Forsman: Who was the smar est inventor? ' ' ' Paul Gladfeldcr: Thomas A. lid son. He invented the phonograph and radio so that people would stay up all -I If II I INVESTIGATE . . . THE NEW MODERN night and use his electric light bulbs. C ICE REFRIGERATOR Mr. M. L. Moore: Dick what does: the C.I.O. stand for? I ' ' 1 . If 3 ' - Sitliiek Tholsen. It doesn t stand, 11, PROPER MOISTURE 0 .-49. CLE N- . A golf ball is another thing that never A WASHED AIR stays where it is putt. I On Display NEW LOCATIQN N Sixth and Grand nes Momlss BUILDING-LoAN I 'e 3-W4 AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION y 6 I 411 Sixth Avenue DES MOINES, IOWA Elmer E. Miller, President and Secretary Hubert E. james, Assistant Secretary co. Phone 4-8303 I COMPLIMENTS du Pont's Paints Varnishes Enamels III Fifth Avenue Des Moines, Iowa Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eiglzt 155 Th? A V A A A A A A A A After Graduation WHAT? Learn Beauty Culture the MARINELLO way. We have the finest equipped Beauty School in America. backed up by the finest training. Write for free cuta- logue, or representative will call. No obligation. Iowa School of Beauty Culture 617 Walnut St. Over Kresge's Dime Store VVaitress: 'iHawaii, gentlemen, you look Hungary. First Man: NYE-s, Siam, and We ean't Rumania long either. Venice lunch ready? Waitress: I'll Russia to a table. NVill you Havana? First Man: Nome, you'll do. Wait1'ess: Good. Japan the menu yet? The Turkey is good. First Man: Anything will do, but ean't Jamaica little speed? Wait1'ess: I don 't think we can Fiji any faster, but Alaska. First Man: f'Never mind asking any- one. Just put a Cuba sugar in our Java. Waitress: Sweden it yourself. 1,111 here to Serviafi First Man: Denmark our bill and call the Bosphorus. He will probably Kempa. I don 't Bolivia. He will know who I am. Waitress: No, and I don't Carib- bean if youse guys Armenia. Boss: Samoa your wiseeraeks, is it? Don 't Genoa customer is always right? What's got India? Do you think this Alps business? J! Let Us Prepare Your Shoes For the New Season Reconditioning Repairing Cleaning Shoes Dyed Black or Any Color Your shoes will come back to you toned-up to wear with your new sum- mer clothes, when we repair or dye them for you. You can depend upon skilled service, Hne quality materials and Satisfaction Always at the price you want to pay. Don't delay! Act now! Bring or send us your shoes. Shoe Repair Section Younlcers B a s e m e n t Nineteen Hundred and 7'hirzy-eighz N 15 Hundred an A The Roundup 1. Iowa 's Most est and nguished 1.114790 School 0V Business 487 American Institute of Business IFuIIy Accredited! E. 0. FENTON, President at Tenth DES MOINES, IOWA d Thirty-sigh 157 The 'Roundup A A A A A A A A A Ka,-razy A horse and a flea and three blind mice We1'e sitting on a curbstone throwing dice. The horsie slipped and fell on the flea. The flea said, Wh0ops! There's a horsie on II16.H ggi Jack Owens: XVaiter! Did you bring me peach or apple pie? VVaiter at the Ritz: Canlt you tell from the taste? Jack Owens: No.,' Waiter: Well, then, what difference does it make? 1491 Thank you so much, said the girl to George Henshaw, who had given her his seat in the street ear, 'Kthat was very kind of you. Not at all, not at all, protested George, I know some men don 't give up their seats to any one except pretty girls, but look 's don't make any differ- ence to nie. -49- AlSilve1': HDo you use tooth paste? Herb Isaaeson: What for, my teeth ain't loose.', OWEN CRIST AUTO BODY SERVICE .3 ggi: N - , ' J J' ,:-Q:-g ,3AvAcf:-2' ., ,-e::a-:::-:-eeB:.Rf,g,.-- - :::3::::-gs:-3 -3:-fr, . ,.,' -, r ,- ,sexe-,ze V ' .Y -.AW,Q ' 2 11353. . :..:.,: .. -risk? 'if' 5 , Q, BODY REBUILDING Fender Work - Painting Glass - Auto Tops - Upholstering Keo and 14th Place Phone 4-5259 First Federal State Bank 2410 University Ave. Your nearest and best bank. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. 55.000 maximum in- surance 'for each depositor. el.A ffSs:-.1.itfs:SE525:491:25Ss:::::e:115fi:i : ' t'--. , is ' glake ghelse Ilfwo 1 V. u ur an - TT Sigigs Theatres Your 'X X usAr.ruruu.! nsmssmus! Movie Headquarters ' X - . by y H for the Hot Summer ,A Weshmjhouse Months? E Q, , Y - I - ,- Fa- PRI . Q i, i'4r-rm fr' UP UWW UWWIUFF FI. l . ..,..m: ,L-.A Qs 158 Nineteen Hundred und Thirty-ez'gl1l Nz'neteen Hundred and fTlzi1'ty-eiglzl Congframlationsfsf GRADUATES AND ROUNDfUP STAFF The Register and Tribune ENGRAVING DEPARTMENT 160 Nineteen Hundred and Thirty Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-eight The 'Rozzndup 1 1 1 A A A A A A QUEAL LUMBER COMPANY TWO BIG YARDS 7th and Keosauqua E. 4th and Grand S. D. BUTTERS 81 CO. GENERAL INS. SURETY BONDS 400 Crocker Bldg. Dial 3-6291 Mr. Koch: Of course, you all know what the inside of a. eorpusele looks like. Bill Rolly: Most of us do, but you had better explain for the benefit of those that have been inside one. -Qi There are meters of accent, There are meters of tone, But the best way to meter Is to meter alone. There are letters of accent, There are letters of tone, But the best way to letter Is to letter alone. iQ? To be understood is to make sense, to make sense is to manufacture money, to manufacture money is twenty years in jail, so Why try to make anybody under- stand you? .-Q.. Chuck Ford: 'iPass the lump sugar, ma. Mrs. Ford: f'We haven't got any lump sugar. Here 's the granulated and if you don 't like it you can lump it. ...Qi Frank Miles: I weigh my Words be- fore I speak. Bill Miles: Well, no one could ever accuse you of giving short weights. .Q- Mr. Forsman fpointing to laundry pareelja Is that my name in Chinese? Laundryman Qhesitatinglyj: N- no. Ed: What is it, then, what does it mean? Fu Man Chu: Just descliption- means li 'l fat 111an, clooked nose. DES MOINES COLLEGE OF PHARMACY Write or Telephone for Catalog 1019 High Street Phone 3-5624 BEAUTY CRAFT STUDIO Complete Beauty Service Individual Hairstyling Popular Prices Phone 4-0929 403 Shops Bldg. Des Moines, Iowa FOR BETTER HOUSE CLEANING AND WINDOW WASHING Call Iowa Window Cleaning Co. L. Zingerman, Manager Phone 5-0929 Des Moines, Iowa lust Big Enough to Serve You Right ANDERSON'S East Sixth and Grand Ave. Phone 3-7133 ARROW DRUG STORE M. A. BRENNAN Phone 5-1173 4700 University Ave. Des Moines, Iowa Jack Perfzborn Beauty Salon Creative Hairdressing 204 Kraft Building Phone 4-7344 GOODYEAR SERVICE 4 FOR SAFE DRIVING USE Life Guards USE OUR BUDGET PLAN TRADE YOUR OLD TIRES IN ON NEW Order Select Foods From HALLIBURTON'S FEATURING JACK SPRAT sAFE ooonvsnns and N. E. Corner 12th and Locust Streets RICHELIEU BRANDS Phone 3-1154 W. M. Kruger, Mgr. 2721 Beaver We deliver 162 Nineteen Hundred and 'Thz'rzy-eight A A A A A A . . . The 'Roundup And what foreign language is that Notre Dame halfback studying at col- lege? U English. .MQQ-. Voice at three o'clock in the morning: How can I ever leave youll Voice from Window: Bus number seven, train 11umber twelve or any taxi- cab. .... l Breathes there a man with a soul so dead Who never to a eop has said, When past the limit he has sped, . Gee, Why donteha pinch that -Q-. He tried to cross the railroad track Before a rushing train: They put the pieces in a sack, But they cou1dn't find the brain. guy ahead? ' ' . -0-' Miss Behm: We are going to close the desk, now. Is there anything you would like to take out? Duncan Huebner: Yes, how that short one in the blue dress? about -0- I , Bob Chase: What do you think will green go well with my purple and socks E5 ' ' E Lois Ackerman: Hip boots. A farmer ran in to tell a neighbor that his wife had suddenly gone insane. I don 't know Where she could have caught that insanity germ, he added, ' 'she ain't been outside our kitchen for 25 years. .49- Nancy Pitts: Call for me tonight at eighty thirty. Mrs. Kooker's little boy Bart: All right, but what time will you be -Q.-. Customer: Are your prices reason- able? Clerk: Oh, quite, sir. Customer: Your stock is fresh, I suppose? - Clerk: We sell only perfect goodsf' Custo1ne1': And you don't try to pass off substitutes? Clerk: Oh, no, no, no, sir. Customer: OK, I'1l take a postage stamp. ready? ' ' .Q- Norman Sandler, a man of six feet two inches, applied for a job as a life- guard. Can you swim? asked the official. No, but I can wade to beat heck, replied Normie. at NORMAN CASSIDAY Sport Clothes fa Go Native! l f, I i CaSSic1ay's collection of va'ation M i-wb Q.-M! sportswear is rich in sun-clrenche oolor i , , M Qi! and 'vivid motifs from native pe Sant- ' XQYW' rles. ,f SWIMSUITS PLAYSUITS SLACKS SHORTS SHIRTS ff' CULOTTES OVERALLS W A jersey-lined Catalina 'pnl T' n bathing suit of Native I nqv, rn,.,,,. I N Print ootton . . . ,.,- - ' ..... .,,.- V! 1 ,aft 33.00 I , ef' Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight ' Slitidlsri o3fCoMidal1's 163 The Roundup A A A A A A A A A Miss Brody: I love, thou love, he, she, it loves, We love, you love, they lovef' Student: VVhat a heek of a triangle this is going to make. -.49-. Chuck Moiphy: Did you hear about the golfer who put a bullet through his father? Lois Ackerman: Oh, you mean he shot a hole in par? MQ.. Willie, what's an 0etupus? said a teacher during the last Week of school. VVillie Martin: f'Why, it's a cat with -Q-. The present administration is a new deal, a nude eel is IL slippery proposition, a slippery proposition is pretty hard to handle, therefore the present administra- tion is bound to get out of hand. .-Q.. USO you were divorced for Wife beat- ing? Yes, for beating my wife to my sal- ary check every week. eight sides. MEREDITH JERSEY FARM Takes pleasure in serving its custo- mers with the rich, pure and delicious Jersey Creamline Milk produced by its herd of Registered Jerseys. Have you tried our Milk, Cream and Cottage Cheese? Phone 3-0111 or 7-1757 ELECTRICITY CHEIIP DES MOINES Use More Of It li Costs So Little Does So Much CUSHMAN WILSON OIL COMPANY 42nd and Crocker Mobllgas Buy America's Fasfesl' Selling Gasoline ai' 'lhis Sign 164 Nineteen Hundred and T'hz'rty-ez'ght Nineteen Hundred and 'Thirty-ez'ghz The 'Roundup A 1 A A - -wav 1 MOVIE CAMERAS AND PROJECTORS Also STILL CAMERAS and a COMPLETE LINE OF ACCESSORIES Come in and get one of our catalogues Westing Photo Service 166 Nineteen Hundre d and 'flzirty-eiglzz Nineteen Hundred and Thirly-eight Hn l To you to join all the Roosevelt High School alumni on the Drake University campus. There are many reasons why such a large per- centage of Roosevelt High School graduates continue their studies at Drake University. 1. A varied and complete curriculum is offered in six colleges-Liberal Arts, Bible, Law, Education, Commerce and Finance, Fine Arts. 2. A distinguished faculty made up of friendly and helpful men and women, selected for their outstanding ability. 3. All activities of a large unversity are available but the most valuable asset of a small university is retainedg personal contact with the fac- ulty members. 4. It's fun to stay at home and attend college at the same time. You can combine the advantages of an excellent education and the convenience of your own home in the metropolitan center of Iowa. For further information write or telephone to The Personnel Director DRAKE UNIVERSITY N ,cr 477 f .,v. A mg, ! . '94 A' 41 M. kv 3, ,CN 4 ii. 7' Q f'r1 T 5 ' 33 1 . iii! : '1'1Ei E ' Neff'-. af 1? L . Q 1 'HQ'- pi' , X3 53 T9 4, ,.Q. fa-1' ,fi In F .. JEL' ef: .N r 131 4. 45' -5 ul gi ,QT 'pi 2 , y L , E 1 j 1, 1 A lx M I' 6 , , 'if I f V ii. , R