Sac City High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Sac City, IA)
- Class of 1921
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V V3..V:.a..',-v''r.'F gJ:1.i'f.K -SKQ,gV+s3VTf'5P'?.igjg.'1f . .lFV V r1f'i'SV. M235 iq .V 'sf' : 1252- QQ V . V.-few? -- KV wiv '-!'14Zf2'E+ 2Vsd.. . 1. g lgiivizwii 3fK2..f5?1iKm3'4 ?72fQf'i73?i:K.. is-SV L-P4-1F'Wf'V'.'3'-EF V -iff'-Q55 The Super-Sac '21 In Three Books-- I THE SQUADRON II THE S TUN TS III FLIGHTS OF FANCY Published by the Class of Twenty-o of Sac City High School Sac City, Iowa ge Two F ORE WORD Forgetting all our quarrels, forgiving all our enemies, laying aside all nonsense and speaking in all solemnity and sincer- ity we entreat you to be charitable with the faults, view with kindly eyes the mis- takes, and proclaim through every land and nation any virtues of the Super Sac. THE STAFF Dedication Be cause she has made our goal the landing field of Success , because she has been fail' and square and true blue, because she has been a real pilot We dedicate the Super Sac to Lucile M. Slaglc The Propellors XXX? X izs fi' ii- ' ' - 1- ff'94ffff fmlffffff ' --'dj' .. ' i-J Zaye?-1: 1 X fl, 1, Editor-in-chief ... Business Manager ....... ... Asst. Business Manager Snapshots ............. . . Athletics .. Calendar ... Jokes .... Art Editor .. l lll .. Ruth Martin Donald Graham Cecile Anderson Kathryn Jones .. Pearl Wise Opal Lowry .. lver Grotlancl . Marvin Green The Squadron THE OFFICERS FACULTY ' F THE HIGHFLYERS ...... SENIORS '21 THE JUNIOR AVIATORS . .... JUNIORS THE BLIMPS ...... SOPHOMORES 1 5 I E . i 1 I u r I 6 Q i s l i i I 2 7 I r 5 I , 1 . 5 I 2 I 'SW .:3.nlo'ua. L , Q.hmzr,gThS..x.4'r'f1. ' a.t:'1,rv'mxf?' 'tisfl 1: 'v5.fs:'r ef-Mijn -vm fu 1-1 . 1 .NJ .X ww mi-hrs .sstwf-' If.wmv,'-'nmT5fJela!.411?21:MJfn1tx4,4rhxr.A'l5aka'wHSd The Officers if :F Tie :F Y sfqz ,, 'F 1F f we :F 1 L if 'F :fr 4 :F X af 1' if 4: ' 'F 7 ? :F X :P 'T ? fl if fy ff 1' 1 -s if ,X 5 'F 1: f 7: 1 M ? up VA 4 1 'F X Y ,ff ,F J! 1, :F f-'F1':F 7 1' 1' Q ? 1 1- :F -I I 1-:F 'F 'SF 1, -r ' 'F -r T 'T' 1 umnfialraaz I 3 3 ,Q mn N94 , 9 KW use H 1 lx, X5 'U E . P '54 :r- '4 5 U1 o- rs '1 UU. fb 1 U1 E 'U 5+ U1 fn U' 91 U1 Cf. 5 F' N 5' ru ,X CD ra -. fu U n fu f 4 :qi ,- -A 'f H- Y - :. ' . - I-233. 1. W ff, s 3 'l l -:' , ,:-- Q :j ig msd uu u, 1 A s , f i . f q 4953.5 , .,, f f 122 1L m EI. A.-:'l I ' ., s a? a s ii ss ss Miss Martha L. Meacham Normal Training Miss Lucile M. Slagle M155 Bessne A.. Young ' ' Commercial Soc 131 Scxence I ff 4' Q kW Wm .23 KT if Miss Margaret M. Marshall Miss Leone M. Lange Foreign Language English Public Speaking MISS Martha E. Gxlbert Mr, Harry B, Dgcgolq Miss Vinzahf Boys Athletics Girls Athletics 1 A I ,AF 2' E94 Qg xW i to Miss Roberta Vvagner Miss liglniltlallderson English S515 an Miss Christine M. Schneider Mrs. F. A. Martin Art Science lgllt gf - uv! A ,,,, ,,,.' Q-Q G I .. Sv N 4 X-JJQQ ' H WH' QkQZ Kff ff , ,fn ,, 1 ,, .. O ,. ' - 4 xl A 1 1 - - hsvfg Y, ' 6 I, B BOARD OF EDUCATION H. McKean Pres.. Jones Xyayt E. P. Lowry A. T. Brownell l I The Hi h Flyers , K N , ' 'i ff X X X, J rf' X If ff ' :Q-, , .X xx X J ima 3. M in fi FQ , ,L r 'M1: U YK . 1 ,,,1 5 -v .ff V 5, i f I fy, . -- -- '53 -1' ' -9 11 '.7 , A f 3 ' I 4 4 'wx x mf' -51 1 -.K ,bf N W Y -- -A X a s - X Y ' -Q A N., aa A -Lf--,i ur: 5:-4 X V - QV 9 1 x . .', f14ff' ' fi' . , 'P 2 ll lf Q. 2, rw 574'-: P'if1q,, X T' . . - t ff -'1 Q, M , Y H4 f 6- Q if F X X ,half I y E 5' In -V' J .. A A XA ' A- if -. ff 1 x N , Wi k ku ir . -7 . k -4 I U' 1, W I wx., if ,I 1,22 '35, W YJ-f' ' 1 Q, f 2 X 1 J ' I4 S ,, l':l::'c- Idle-va I1 Page Twelve 0 Q..-0- ' wa' - - - - 'Zif f M CECIL I. ANDERSON At grnairil Cyn is :L rugulnl' whirlwind :mil shc's llllgllti' c':1h:xlrlce too in Annual work and :L lllbt 1':1e 1-:mum-rviaul student. Devirleilly sweet. rlevillullly S4lll2ll'l', llvvirloclly ::,ll'i::'ht is the why everylmlly devliles. IAIREN D. ARNEY ,X1'ney :incl athletics synonulnous. lts Arm-y that nmkcs the touchrlowns plays the game, knocks the home runs, :mil gives everybody thrills hesiiles sei'- ving :ls Business Mzln:ig'ei' fm' the Philo '21, I1'm',mp- nI:1,l'ity l'l?f0l' to 1x:lg:e'! Ilozlve it to Xrnley! NVILMA K. ARNOLD l!illy's rep lies in w:n'hling'. Soloing, cluettingg :incl qu:l1'tetting, hold no te1'ro1's for this clzunoiselle fm' from il to gr she trilis with ease. Glee Cluh 18-lil-20-21, L'Alli:mQe Frzlncnise :mil Class secretzlry '20 L-ulnprise her awtivitics. Hint: Dont look :Lt her she'll Yillllll yilll. ELAINE N. BARNT Hunk A nienlhex' of the noted Hechtner 'Y-rung' :xnil Company gnpg. She's rnthei' quiet hut not :nt :ill slow. Hel' vuicfe' has heen heurcl in the Glee Clilh 18- 15+-20-21 :inil thoug'h she h:Lsn't heen direvtly :Lffilintecl with the class of '21 until this year, we'Il say she's lumen il lblflillb' lll9llllD8l'. NVAYNE G. BASLER lbhserve Skinny ol' the migrhty povnpzuluul' :i 1ni,L:'hty growl :ull round utility num, for he wus promi- nont in liusket Bull '21, lfuotlnill '21, :xml linselmll '20, '21 Philo Stuff '21 :null Vice l'l'esiil9l1t of I,'Alli:1nve l'so cwxutiun, he isn't :ns moe-k :tml milll :ls l l':u mv: iso. iw luuks. L . . ' A. 7 LILLIAN A. BELL Hell is Viltllel' quiet so we sneak in :renewal tornis. She is the hrnnette IHUIIIUCI' ol' the t'nIleniianu'li- Hell nartnershilm and wf3've ll8Cl'Il as how slie's a iniirhty keen woman. Must ui' her time in lliprh svlmul has heen mlevuteil to Coinnlereial work. lll LDA NI. I! LUCK Next Year Hilrla exneets to preside ox' ' . , ei a eniintijv si-Imol with great dignity whieh :im-oiiiits for hen' energetic lahcn' in the Normal Training.: llenartniont and from uliservatiuns drawn everyone oi' liel' sehnul kills will have their lessons we llllili-l'lI10 EVA LYN DI. l'.llll'Bl4Zl.L lid has been iirmninent in llOi'lJIlllillIJI',V work, partivinatinir in the lbevlmnatuigv Cmiti-sts nl' 'lil and '20 anil as fur :I ' ' lllllll'-Oli, Huy, yun tell 'i-rn! She's not it. She's another uni- ui' the el'i'ivient Cmn- nieri-ial students. ld, C. stands for l'fiIl'llL'St and Clever, . NIARGA lll'I'l' E. U01 LIC llunm' is ilue AIill'LZ'Ill'Ct for iielpim: nlai-u the nnnierals ui' '21 on the Class lleliate lianner. llesicles this slle has lneen in Commercial, irei-lainatory, Ulm- Clulr Extelnporaneons Sneakinpzp ancl I.'Alliani-e Francaise work-A really relnarkahle l'L'l'Ul'tl. G LADYS S. 4'0l.LlCNIl.l l'GIl Pete, the dazzling' liltlllllll' -the other hall' oi' the liell-Collenlwanirh lHll'tll0i'Sl1l1l, also lllll4llH'0Cl in Cinn- niervial work ami, Ivy the way. she was a real running' , ventel' in Basket liall. .Inst sense and nonsense ennugili to nlake everyhocly keen about her rloneliano? Page Thirteen W Q9 me-my - 'www Z x sw , i f x Page Fourteen C. JOSEPII INIC CITNNING IIA Nl .lo's ul'l'i1-izul lmsitinh has ln-on SUl'l'l'Ull'YlIlL!,'-CIIISS I SL'l'l'0i2ll'Y ziml 'l'l'0ilSllI'l'l' 'IH Sec-relanry :incl Tre: surcr l.',Xllizim'c lfrzim-ziise, Sem-t'etzury :null 'Frcaxsurer of lJl'illlliltl4' Club, :xml lrrlvzite he-Ula-t.llp Im IJ. Li. Ln nh im which lust seems 1mi'tim1l:u'ly suited to her tzlste. Be- siwlcs her vaimping zilmility she has tlraxmntic' :ind musical ability. VIULA Nl. DOAN Gmail ss-lmI:il'sIii1i is Il lurmiiiht-ut vl1:il'ziL'ts-l'isiii' ul 't'iul:1's. Her future :xt present is clnpeml nut tu he zu svhunl ti-:seller sim-0 she is :i member ul' the ll. S. N. T. S., hut then---you never s-gin tell. IHDNALD G. GIIAIIAWI ' un is For reall pep :xml interest in S. U. ll. is IJ rigrht the-re, vverytilm-. l'lt'I'ivient :is st-4'i'vt:1i'y :xml trous- urer ol' the Philo- -Business Klilllili-TCI' ol' the Super Sill' :incl in liziss-hull 'ltr :intl lizislwtluzull 'il he has hun-h :nu illlfbitillllllllii' fig'lll'v in High S4-lmul life. SAILHI I.. IDIKICXYRY Sully lllli mluwh in nur :nllvy hut in nur lIig.:'li Svlmol has been :in will mlemf' She's ln:ijul'cu in Nm'- mzil 'l'i'uining' but iuizigine her in the future qi stern ulll mzlixl? sclmul tezwllcr, min you? NIA RVIX E. GIKICICN Here :xml new let us present 'iljm- not Ph. li. or ll. ll. or BI. IJ, lint plain line --our lmss, in other worsls President ul' the 1-laiss of '21 :tml 'tis surely with the iligrnity of in luuhn presiilent that lim- eumlui-ts nur class meetings. Then :ls gllzinl in lialskethalll, we'lI sziy he's ulri:.:'ht. Altogether he's zu main S. C. H. S. is pruuil of. ,F 9- K , Q Q5 YIAIUEAIIWI' A. IIIIIFFIN 1 XVltt-It ,ivy :tml tlllty t-l:tsIt It-t 7 wt tu simtsli. I-'ill iit tht- Itl:tttk :tml :rot AlilI'S.Z S ntttttu. ll' ,vnu w:titt :t utmml titmt just :xo uvcl' :tml 11l:ty with M:tl'g.:'. llt-i' volvo lun will he ittissctl in Glec Cltilt lot' shc's om- ol' the nhl p:'tt:tt'tl who have lioltmp.t'ctl i'ttt' futtr yeztrs. IYIGIR I . 1ilG0'l'l,.1NID Mt-t-t tht- lluvt-l'0Iltl Aip. ' Grttthtml whit :tt-ltcivt-tl t-wi' lasting' 1':tim- hy nI'I'it'i:ttin:: :tt tht- htit'i:tl ul' tht- St-nittt' t-olttrs. Ilttt in spite oi' his tltt-ulm:it':tl ttirit ul' itiiml Ai:.: ' hit thu line h:tt'tl :tml low :tt vt-htt-t' this lull in lfmttltztll :tml lists llllt lift' into tht' wliolt- lligrh St-lttml with his tlllillllt? watys. Alll V. IIICIN -liIZZlllLZ' :trottml in hcl' I ttt'tl Ill-iltitf' h:ts titmlo lhiit:.ts hum :tml yntt'tl h:tt'tll.v s:ty sltt- wus tlu:ttl. tilt-o l'lt1It :tml ll. S. N. 'l'. S, wt-rv ht-1' :tt-tivitius in llip.t'h Svlmtvl :tml utitsitlt- ul lIig:It Scltttol ssh! lllllft tt-ll, ltttl slit-'s h:ttl lots ul' fun. LES'l'l'IIl Illllliltll' A tm-lnltt-I' ol' tht' vlatss i'ttt' mtly two yoztrs. lit-slt-I' lt:ts Itt-4-tt sit ttuit-t :tml tlvtttttru ht-'s :t m-t'I't-vt ittystt-t'y. 'I'hc l':tt'lxIty s:ty hu's :t 5:0041 stmlt-nt :tml hu 'ticztrs tu hc rt-liathlc :tml stctttly-so hei'e's to hittt. CIAIIA G. ll0S'l'lCNG. M:tmly :tml yut1'Il :ttlmit shc's rt-:tl It:tml,v :tml sho Slll'0 is :t tlttmly. Ilttellcvtttttl :tml 1lI'Q'lHll'llH.l' tu lit- :t l'1'L1'llliIl' svhmrl teztvlier- 'l'h:tt's she. ll. S. N, 'l', H , h:ts been hcl' t-hici' :tt-tivity itt High Si-ltoul. l Page Fifteen in ' 'i WWW EW lfbig Gal 'ff' .uw ,, Y f ' ' ,Fix 1 J 6 f 1 Page Sixteen FEBD B. HANSEN Ford came buzzing in with his Olds from the vountry where the cows and chickens grow and oh! boy! he made us sit up and Jake notice. He scored in Football '21 Baseball '19, '20, '21 Basketball '21 and l'liilo Staff '21 and has always been a peppy booster ol' S. C. H. You can bank on Ferd,fhe's depend- able as they make 'eni. KATHIKYN L. JONES ln the year 1019 Kate breezed into the state lie- :-lamatory Contest and brought to S. C. H. S and the 1-lass ot' '21 everlasting' glory and fame. Dramatic ability is Kate all over and that isn't allglast year she served as our intelleetual President. She's been a Glee Club member for four years and the Snap-Shot Editor of the Annual. An unusual record but then-an unusual girl. M. B LAINE LA Nl OR EIJX l l'0l1l'lly Ze Frenuh Madoinoiselle of ze society fame has also been popular in High School activities. llramatim- work President of the Dramatie Club. and l,'AllianL'e lflrancaise Society is her reeord. Tres bonne record et tres uute fille iresteepas? 0l'A L B. LOWVR Y Magix- Analyze the name and get the vharauteris- tirs. Up is what she's Called and pal is what she is, Lit:-rary ability on the Philo '20 and the Super Sac Staff and innumerable program committees. and musi- val ability as High Svhool pianist and Glee Club meni- ber l'or I'our years. l'ug'ilistis' ability and chin music- are- also evident arts. Nevertheless mighty likeable, v.'e'll say. RUTH ll. MARTIN 'I'ill is the girl who does things and whenever we want a good job done we Call on her.. She's Editor in-chief of the Super-Sae served on Philo Staff '20 and '21 was President of the class of '21 when we were Sophomores, President of L'Allianc'e Francaise Society. Glee Club and captain of the state Debating team in '2l. Her tongue works well in other things besides debating, Qst-rapping, etcnb although she's small and in- tellevtual in school. if you think she is a grind ask Skinny. ,F 4' Q eww MW GILXCE li. DI ENDENIIALI. 'Phe Basket Ball forward with four yours N-vorul W behind her---fthnt's lVorty :ind :l inifxhty good im-- vord too. C0lTIlIl6l'C'l2ll work has been her forte :is well as Glee Cluh. She's one of these l - capable and snappy. ikezllmle women, ANNE DI. NEILSIGN Anna-'s :mother flltllll' tezlvlior :it IL-:lst sln-'s In-en xi, prominent in H. S. N. 'l'. S. hut frzlnkly sm-zikinpz' housekeeping.: would he mlm-vimlemlly to hor taste, eh Ivo? . Effieiem-y is keerevt to sny when s1m:ukim.:' oi' Anno. l l.0RENl'I'1 DI. ULSON Hull Ole! of newspzlpvr fume. Fun is Ulm-'s middle name :md you'Il have :l wllov oi' :l time :nrouml her. ' Beside :im-liic-vin:.:' filllll' :ns :I Ilusulty sho has :iii envi:lhlv reputation :ls :nn :lll :lround LUNIQI snort, Aiolw l'I'JIkl'I' :und fortune teller. Her High School work has In-en mostly in the C0llllll0l'l'lJll llelmrtment. l EllNl'1 IC. OLSON Verne joined the vlzlss oi' '21 the sm-ond S4'lllUSl4'l' und has showed her :llrility :lt workings' sinvc- then. Very Inlonde :xml very f'JlSlllJltllli-E. Yen, Im! YY. ILKYICIKNIC l'lI I LIPS Going' in for liusket linll '18,-'lSl,-'!ll. lluss-l1:iII 'IH- 'lfl- 0 'l wnd I' ' .. : : ree resides holding' down an lrusinoss position on the Philo 'ISL-'20,'2l, :und Iueinu the Sm-him' Vive President. In addition to :ill this l'hiI's il :lily with :l wonderful gift oi' prnh, :und jiulprinu' from 1 present inrlivsxtions il SEIIBSIIIIUI. . ,- -.. . football 20 l'hil has :nude zu ra-:nl re- sold as in ithcl t i he'll :nuke ai, howling' sm-vess :is ' Page Seventeen F' ' ml sf Q9! - f '4fil!!.v- Andi ,., lunge Eighteen Lita, as O 4? xg 0 492 IIAZEI. A. l'EY',l'0N Glouniy Pete-sad and pessimistic isn't she? Well hardly! For when Irish eyes are smiling all the world seems hriglit and gay. Pounding :L typewriter and getting ' 'O' ' l mol worries. a trial halance have been hei l'l1,,h bca lCS'l'HE.R E. STEVENS Val rather he a little too soon than just a little hit too late. typifies Esther for she's pep personified. Class Debates, H. S. N. 'l'. S. and nulwlie speaking.: 1il'0Yl:3S her ability at doing things. Little but oh my! GEORGE XY. PRAXY I. l'rawl's ret-ord inf-ludes Student Count-il. lfuothall, liasehall 'l!l.-'20,-'El and the Very gsreatest avliieveniont nl' all--Aliditor-in-L'l1iei' ui' the Philo l'onog'rapli, the snalipiest school paper in the state of Iowa. lland it to George, lle's a real editor. rf ,f l'E.KRL STRONG Grades, grades. XVoi3derful ones tool 'l'hat.'s what Pearl strives for and gets. Another future lit-Illilgili-flltf: she'll pound knowledge into the heads ut' the future p.'enerati0n in a truly master style. And she's Treas- urer ui' the H. S. N. 'l'- S- too- G ICNICY I EYE IC. SXYANSON Otherwise Shiney, f-Sniart and sweet and some delwater. Class dcliate '20 and State lleliate 'Zi lie- sides gfrades that make your eyes pop out. Delight- fully dit'fe1'ent fuuoting othersl describes her per zaekly. Spv0il pinliist for flllll' YBIIVS. sI1e's :1 :zonal Sl.ll1lk'llt. :i mcnilaoi' ol' l'KlllllN'L l'1' ' A 1 I - 4 :ini-misc. :uid has :i m:i::11etiu powi-1' with hui' eyes. Speed is ' her. l'e:il'l is wise :mil an real p.:'ii'l tim, :i wumlui' :us K'i llt0l' in liusketlmll, in H 9 Y 'P 4 piinliiiont in ill Hig.,h mlmul .utilities .mil :i lll8lllliOl' ul the .illllIl!llt Counvil slick: :i l'U1ll'US0lltIltlVt5 type oi' S. LT. li, S. Hlllil ' :ilsn lilnyi-il li isketlu ill Ivut inn mu XVm'k. Ahvm- she also has ple-:ity of outside zivtivi- tics ul' whim-li thi :li ii WWKQ W 'A Q4 O - iw- 0 12: w i 1 ' if .--- 'llxffif my fi JW 1 ' DI. FICRN KVA YI' has inumii-:nl :ihility si-Vviiigr :is liluo Cliilu iight, iiiitlifiig' slow zilmllt PEA R li .L YYISIC ..... .,- 'I . ..'w'.:. ' 5 Rl'I!Y l'. XYISH 0 otlwi' .iowvl ul' thu I':1iiml1s siiitwislci's ::' : :,i 'll in C'ummc1'uir.l - ' : 'uvtui' is easily glwsscil. Savoy? l Page Nineteen Q9! Q o xW iv- 1 .QBQQWWVQ CLASS ORGANIZA T I ON 0Fl+'l1'l'IRS President ...... ................ M arvin E. Green Vice President .... W. Laverne Philips Secretary and Treasurer ..... Genevieve E. Swanson avvvvvvvi 4 COLORS: Scarlet and Black FLASH FIADWICR: Ophelia Rose FIQASS Nl 0'l l'0 Anywhere, Provided Forward 1 1 ty ,I gif? g s QVCJQXSQJ ' o xW 'Sak . High Flying lRecord Breaking Events by the Class of 'QD VNIVNAAAAAAA In the year 1919 Kate Jones '21 won honors in the State Dec-lamatory Contest and made a record for S. C. H. S. that has never been broken. Last year the numerals '21 were placed on the Debate Banner when the Debating Team of the class won the inter-class champion- ship. In athletics the class were Foot Ball champions '20 Base Ball '20 and Basket Ball '21, George Prawl of the class of '21 won second honors in gne ex- temporaneous speaking contest this year. The Editor in Chief of the Philo besides six members of the Staff are Seniors Two members of the State Debating Team were Seniors. Four players on the H. S. Girls Basket Ball Team and four cn the Boys were Seniors. Six Seniors played on the Foot Ball eleven and four on the Base Ball nine. All thru the High School the Seniors have been prominent members of the Glee Club. The Class of '21 has the distinction of being the largest class ever graduated from S. C. H. S. Other notable features not possessed by other classes are the twins, heavy weights, light weights, striking red hair and scholarship. The Seniors originality was shown at the burial of things which had outlived their usefulness.-fWitness the rose and white funeraljg their cleverness in the playlet The Rovoltgl' their ability in grades: their beauty continuallyg their popularity by the fact that all the other classes love and adore them and that the winners of the pop- ularity contest were Seniors. And now since modesty has always been characteristic of this the champion class' the relating of further achievements will be re- frained from and left to be brought to view in the perusal of the An- nualg nevertheless such a record as this has not, and we say it con- servatively too, is not, and will not be broken by any other class.-- , Amen. Page Twenty Linn bservations of The High Flyers NA ME Feciii- A. Lurmi A. Wiimzi A. in lxunlx lun ff M- M- i QQ 'ii Cfmitiiifswiiil iiccgiimi , Q in j x N-A '1ivrl 1-..,,,,,, .,.--- 1' ' 'Tm --... ......f f qmmn I ,-mmm 'I I VIEW i Y I mm ',,n 'pI Vvllxlr it 'IIIII I IXIA ---.., - W 1!j 'hgh' AI'i'i'iAi1ANCE SLANG 0CCUI'A'I'ION AMBITION ' Ford ing: Tu grow up Sxvm-t Oil. Irish Aw now como off Yziwnin To be like Fronu ilizli, - VIA .u-I. Puwiim' tviisz 'l'iillllli0l' Wm'l'yin21 'l'0 he wiiinwy O K. LE . nfgdwuzltiy Elaine B. Wayne B. Lillian B. Hilda B. Evalyn C. Gladys C. Josephine Viola D. Donald G. Sarah D. Marvin G. C. Marga ret C. Margaret G. Iver G. Ada H. Lester H. Clara H. Ferd H. Kathryn J Blaine L. Opal L. Ruthe M. Grace M. Anna N. Florence O Ferne 0. Laverne P. Hazel P. Esther S. George P. Pearl S. Genevieve Fern W. Pearl W. Ruby W. S. Adorable Slick Striking Determined Dramatic Droll Swell Deceiving Slight Bashful? Attractive Quite often Innocent? Stewed Neat Hard as naiils HHDDY Settled Startling Wonderful f Keen Sudden Dashing Stately Humorous Blonde Pickled Kute Decided Deep Just so Darling Speedy Same as Ruby Same as Pearl ' Z Q9! 4 gQZ ar e 41 Oh, Aggie! Gosh, no! Oh, heck I don't know OW-re-ally? I can't help it Well, I should say so Say- Oh, Gee! Material ready? Oh, land Oih, that stuff's easy Say Keet Hello women 'I'hat's me Ssh-we don't know It tickled me so Gosh-darn it Time to turn in Bet you two to one Get ovter on your own side of the bed Guess that'll hold you Good Gosh! Mercy! O Blaine, did you see any prospective delegates? O you idiot New listen -Y Oh, baby An things like that That Philo stuff ready? Never uses slang Moses was a mighty keen man Oh, puke Well I was just tell- ing you Ol1 you Arab Playing with the gang Primping Vamping Thinking Having dates Giggling Having a good time Writing notes Selling candy Talking Taking care of Shiney Running around Fighting Drinking Long life hitters. Tearing around Looking wise Talking Teasing Opal Raving Fashion plating Fighting Making wagers Motoring Kidding everybody Going to church? Taking life easy Collecting Flirting Scrapping Chasing bugs Studying Being different Phil Dating Stepping To .look sweet To he a villain fAmbition attainedj To be a chorus girl To become great To be happy To know everything To he a preacher's wife. To change hername To he tall To he President To get the dickens To go to heaven Hooking men To be a D. D. To find a husband To flirt To sell soap To be a movie star A permanent wave 50 letters a day To eat and ever to eat To keep the freckles away To he loved To be quiet Never showed any Chiropractic doctor To sleep forever To go away To he an angel Grinnell Perfection Letters Phil Winning the game 90 grades Paige Twenty Three fp 'V 4' A' Q W 62 7' 6 1 l 0 'l'we-mv Ifwnxr A Ni! We N551 ,132 , iA gf Junior Aviators y lbs, Us 5 www fig Q li ' 5 I dj ' Page G f P' THE JUNIOR CLASS -Officers- Pres. .............. Maude Brown Vice Pres .... .... O lga Swenson Sec. ....... ......... I nza Petty Tres. ............ Mildred Hollied As the Juniors look back over their history, they cannot help but possess a feeling of pride and satisfaction in the fact that they, everyone of them, have been boosters. As Freshmen a peppier class was never known. The one big event of the year was a party at the home of Fred Stanzcl. The party was certainly a big success even if Mr. Lake did find himself in the middle of lhe road fafteir midnightb without any gas in the Ford. When this class entered Senior High as Sophomores they started with full speed. Fred Stanzel was elected President, which office, he filled very efficiently. This year the Sophomores became a main feature in the High School. They were excelled by none when it came to programs, base-ball, debates, and declam. And now as Juniors they have accomplished tasks which ex- cell even their former record. Having reached this height of success they are sure that the members of other classes would like to know the qualities which have aided in making their high standing possi- ble. They advise you to be: Modest like .. Studious like .. Ambitious like Prim like' .... Neat like . .. Sweet like Pretty like ... Handsome like Poetic like ... Musical like ... .... Original like . Deep like .... Jolly like .... Humorous like Talkative like Popular like ... ,... Brilliant like Twenty Six Gladys Wilkinson Olga Swenson, Donald Dorward and Pansy Kluge Genevieve Fanning Miriam Brownell George Widel Nina Foster Myrtle Young Mildred Hollied 'ind Forne Carter Vivian Wayt Charles Hoskins John Stadlman .Emma Brown and Inzfi Petty Maude Brown Mildred Brown Ruth Arnett, Elizabeth Spellum Lurene Wvat Basil Prather and Walter Roose Edith Long and Herschel Wilhite .Fred Stanzel and Catherine Cobb William Watterson in v -' 4 if QQ!cf J i QQ? NW 5 li 1 I ' a W E' My E. J 4. lizlxil l'l':ulI1s-l', Ihllh Arnett, l,l1l'4-no XV:uyt, Glmlys XYilki11xm1, i'h:nl'Im-s lluslilllx, XIiI4ll'l'4l llruxvlm, l l'1-ml Stsmzul, lilimnln-tlm SjM!lIlllll, llvvslmm-I Willuilm-. NIiI'fJ!lIl Iiruxxm-ll Inzu Pc-tty Viviun XV:lyt, Mihlrs-rl Ilullis-cl, l':nlIu-1'im- Vulxh, lfk-rn K':nl'l4-l', Ulgn Swm-nsm1, Alyrth- Ymxnpr, Iimmzn Illmwn, lim-m-vivvv xIJllllliIILL',I'1IlIH-X' IQIIILZU, th-m'::v Wim-I, William XV:11t4-Vsfm Imnnlml lml'w:n1'1l .luhn Sleululmzm, XX':uIlm' Inaugu- ldzlith lmlxg, Xlilllllt' llrown, Ninn l, OSlL'l' I':lL:L- 'I'xx L-llllv Suv:-n Blimps . gf 1 :-- . W - wb XX 'fi ' Wish , .J-3 V, -ant V jf' 1 f iq Q f '1 EW fx J fw A44-.kj ,jx fn' KW ! kf X f WM fykxqxxf gx W N N X i f jx ix Q 1 -11 X X5 QN X X X Q . x X QX ., .ww M Q Mplls Z WW nfl? 1 W T NPJ e xW 1 if Pilge History of the Class of 1923 History? yes, it is quite worthy of being called history. Never has a better record been made by a class than that of the class of 1923. . In the sixth grade two classes were united so that both would graduate in the spring instead of one class graduating in the spring and one in the fall. f Then in the fall of 1917 we entered Junior High School. At first we were rather awed by the superiority of the Freshmen but we soon overcame this temerity. The eighth grade was a very well behaved class, at least we thought we were at the time. The year passed quickly and unevent- fully. As Freshmen we organized as a class for the first time. We took full advantage of the organization, even tho the class was large and we had little opportunity for social functions. The big entertain- ments of the year were a Halloween party, a sleighing party, and a picnic. This year we are Sophomores. There are about fifty-six mem- bers in our class, and we surely have made a record for our first year in Senior High School. Several of our members distinguished themslves in football and basketball. This year we are represented on the Philo Phono- graph staff and also on the interclass debating team, and in addition to this we had representatives in the home, and sub-districts declam- atory contests, and also members in the Glee Club. We carried off honors in the extemporaneous speaking contest. Two never-to-be-forgotten parties were held, one given by the officers, at Clara Smeeton's home and the other at the gym. It will be two years before the graduation of the class of '23 and in that time we will prove undisputedly that the class of '23 is the best that has ever finished at S. C. H. S. fvvsrvx OFFICERS President ....... ............ . .. Virgil Murdock Vice President Russell Arnold Sec. and Treas. .. .... Clara Smeeton irty ,- 5 CC : rs H : 5 L P' if H E GJ C 'A lil A +-1 LJ GJ CC lr -1 6 E 1, P V.. 44 12 ,, Q 4.: 1. E. 1 v-4 Z bl rs H c: 'lf .9 E 11 A -4 5 x E +.: L 'E 'I 1, .M 4.1 Ill E ,- E if f E if 5 ra 5 III .4 f. P f - L1 H fu M -4 f- E L -a ,-1 13 'L lf YQ .J .3 Cv.. v rv -4 EI .. 5 I Q. .I A 11 CJ if ii A Ln H E 3 9 5 5 E .2 Q v .- t.: Cb Q U - A 1 if :E Q 1. E H y NL, f.-. GJ 'T' r-1 11 U 330. CJ N .1 :E ra w I 11 H 'l. Ju ,C Q 'F' --4 4.1 :E LZ R -4 P. L11 P .- 6 -1 A ,... .Q fc lf .. 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The winning of contests is of secondary importance, although from the stand- point of the average fan, the success of teams is estimated by the number of games won. After a lapse of five years duration, football was again instituted in the Sac City High School as a major sport. It was uinforbunate that twhe game had oven drop- ped for that length of time, for the coach was confronted with the gigantic task of teaching this entire squad the base fiundanientals of the game. The squad was en- tirely ignorant of all phases of the game for only a few had ever seen a game. As soon as a sufficient number came out, arrangements for a schedule was started. Lake City High came here for the opening game. Tihey represented an ex- perienced, heavy aggregation and put their game on ice in the iirst quarter by scor- ing twenty points. Sac City held them scoreless until the last few miutes of play, when our opponents scored another touchdown. Rockwell City and Ida Grove won their games in the first quarter too, al- though in the latter game Sac came back strong and by straight line plunges for eighty yards, scored a touchdown. - The powerful Jefferson Carroll and LeMars teams, by viirtue of their exper- ience, weight and speed were able to score throug-hout the entire games. The Sac Indians were right for the Alta game and non IS to 7. This game gave the team new life and a greater determination for their remaining games. Coach DeCook and his squad worked overtime in a final effort to subdue the Odebolt team. The latter team had not bee11 defeated or even scored upon during the season. T'heir weight, experience and record was a factor not to be overlooked. NVith fight and determination, the light and inexperienced Sac team, literally tore into their opponents. Odebold scored first but Slac came black strong and fought their way to a seven to seven tie. With only three minutes left. to play Oidebolt scored a drop- kick thereby winning the game. This game was a fitting close to our season for ouur tcaim was at its best and as one of the local papers said it clearly vindicated the coacihing system as inaugu- rated this year. The outstianding feature of the season was the splendid physical condition of the entire squad. Not a man was taken from a single game due to injuries or poor physical condition. 'Ilhis fact is of still greater importance when one realizes the punishment tihat the team received in nearly all of their gamesg a long hard eight game schedule and that ever present fight spirit, for the team never gave up, in spite of overwhelming odds. A I nge llurty Six A. ZH ,js Nz H344 ...Q swf ,WWWK O lbsws giiix Xi ' ' im r 5 lflllzaln-Ili Uoopt-r, Milla Nixon t 1ll1vri1u- Uolill lll lC1' 'Nln' ' ' , . , . . udeuliall, tlala 5Ill1'1'lUIl, Gladys t'oll4-rulmauuli, l'e:url Wise. Miss Yiuxaul tm-oat-lij liernadiiu- Prawl, U4-vile Ander- Nllll. GIRL ' BASKET BALL TFAM J Pearl Wise l'earlie In Pearl we all recognize our H. B. star. For three seasons she has worked for the honor of S. C. H. S. and has been faithful in her effort to keep up the good record of previoufs years. She was captain of the team the last two years and has done what only sueh a steady, consistent player eau do. l'earlie, most of all, we'll miss you. Ul'il1'1' Nlvllilvlllllilll Wol'ty This is Graees fourth and last year as forward for S. C. ll.S.and the team will lose a swift and dependable player. She showed her un- usual alrility this year and has played in nearly every game. Gladys i'0ll1'IllP2llI2,'Il l'4-ie This is Gladys' third and last year with the Red and White. She could always he depended upon. when the jumping center made the start. to send the hall flying' down to the forwards. You have been a faithful player Gladys and we are sorry to lose you. 1'a:f:- 'Vlnlriy N-in-n ,af 0 ,.l,:,,f . P '- - g 4. Cvcilv All1ll'l'H0ll Jim This is Cecile's second and last year in B. B. also. She could always be depended -upon for her steady playing. When we saw the ball start down to the opponent's side, we knew she would be there to do her part and get it back to our forwards. Sac City is losing a good guard in Cecile. Clara Smeeton Stub I This was Clara's first year in B. B. and tho the smallest girl on the team, she can surely shoot the baskets. A queer thing about Clara is that the stronger her guard is the more baskets she makes. Catherine Coibh Cass Cass is a Junior and this was her second year of playing. She was an excellent guard and hard player. Whenever the ball came within her territory she got it and was quite sure of a safe throw to the center. Catherine will be with us next year and will be one of our dependable guards. livrnaulino Prawl HB Bernadine was the substitute for guard on our first team and certainly filled her place well, as this is B's first year, and a sopho- more, we are sure of a strong guard on the first team next season. ilfllizalbeth Cooper f'Lib Has two more years for Sac City B. B. and if she keeps up the reputation she has made for herself this year she will certainly be a wonder as running center in the future. She is a fast, hardy player and gets there. Yetta Nixon ' I-Inv Starting in her Freshmen year, Yetta has showed her ability as being an excellent forward. She played forward on the first team in several of the games this year. lige Fhirty Eight f-5'-- 4' QQ-QW O 6 vw 1' Q SZ! .1 x x ' 5 15'-ff. W.Vl l'lCI!SOX S'l'.H,lHI,1N INGRX Nl IIANSICN XIINIGY IHSLICIE HIIISIJN l'0.U'll livfii BA SKE T -BALL SCHED ULE Holstein 26 vsfvxzv- luke View 21 Sac City 13 S:1eCity17 Luke View 27 Newell 332 Sac City 21 Sac City 38 Sac City 28 Jefferson 25 fvvvv- Sac City 10 5210 City 7 Storm Lake Calva. 12 Sac City Sl Sac City 14 Early 15 Early El Rinard 6 Sac City 18 Morningside Tournment Sac City 10 Sutherlaml H C1ll,Ul'i121l1 7 Sac City G 'av saw sf . , - N . 1 1 f L Review of the S. C1 H S. Basketball Season 19 10-Q1 In tihe game with Churdan at the Morningside college High School Basket- ball tournament, the Sac City Indians ended one of the most successful of basket- ball seasons. The season was not so successful in the number of games won but the experience gained by the men who next year must make up the fast team we expect, is invaluable. It was a successful season also because of the great development imade in Uhe game: tihe Sac City High School has not had a chance to compete much in this sport up to this year beoause of lack of a place to play but this year tho team made a good competition for some of the best! fives in northwestern Iowa. Coach DeCook has done remarkably well in rounding into shape tihe men who had never played basketball before and by the end of the season had several of these men play- ing on his first team. Loren Arney, who filled the position of forward during the wihole season, was considered the best all-around man. He was a hard player and was in the game every minulte. He was not quitie so sure of the basket as Ingram but was dependable tlhis year and his position will be hard to fill. Marvin Green was tihe old stand-by at standing guard and you could be pretty sure that no one would shoot a biasket over him. He was a fast, consistent player and had a great amount of clever floor work at his command. Marvin also graduates this year and will leave another large hole to fill. Ferd Hansen was an excellent standing guard and was the very man to fill Green's position when ihe was out of tihe. game. Ferd was a hard player and a de- pendable man. in the game at all times, He graduates this year Wayne Basler, another Senior who will graduate this year, held the position of running guard, and a better one will be hard to find next year. He was a good heady, consistent player and was well on to getting ringers. William Watt-rson played the position of center until illness prevented him from playing in several of the games and John Stadlman took his place, Bill was a good jumper and played his position well. He was a good long-shot man and de- pendable floor man. He will be with us again next year and will be a valuable man on the squad. John Stadlman, lengthy center, is just starting ,no learn basketball, but he aleady knows enouguh about it to be considered one of the most necessary men on the team. He is a good basket shooter and'with his length will be able to out-julmp the majority ol centers. Harry Grallulll, utility forward- although he did not have much chance to show his ability, is a comer, and will make a valuable addition to the squad next year. Toto Ingram found his position as forward for he was there with the baskets. A hard player showing true B. B. he'll be an outstanding man next year. Pagm I orty f f ,L ,, I Z , 1 .Z Q00 ff xd Q r MI , 559555 953115 Ny vm, gi 0 f' f A A f mb' 4w,Xv rw A xwggiww W' s NX , -5 f iff! , ' F1714 . X wc , If -x tim. gb . X . Q CAQQA W FW 5 - ' 2, 3 . I 2 ' ig?Z?iQ r A Il ivgfi . ..,4 ' .. ? x H ' 53 f f5 l 1f !fSif'ff f ., Q ' '. '1+.g, j,Qi.5!i ,n- THERE 9 ' ' 0 'DuDNT I TELL YOU! vvHo SAl1D ouR SSIHOOL WASN'T A Lxve SCHO I I I OL fa O X' Z' 'vga' 'Y ,arf B apls fl gn . f, p ff' lu f ei ul i Published every two weeks by t he students of Sao City High School Editor-in-Chief Advertising Manager Business Manager .. Management Secretary and Treasurer .. Assistant Editor .. Asst. Bus. Manager Circulation Manager Loc-al Editor ...... Athletic Editor .. .. George Prawl . . Laverne Philips .. . Loren Arney .. Donald Graham Afvvvvvsfvvv Staff Rutho Martin Melvin Elarly Wayne Basler Maude Brown Fc-rd Hanson Joke Editor .. .... Edith Long Society Editor Mildred Hollied Literary Editor .. .. Pearl Philips Exchange Editor ...... Hetty McKeen Junior High Editors, Irving Lowry and Roger Cammack. This year the Philo Phonograph was published in newspaper form instead of magazine as formerly. The change was very satisfactory and the paper is one of the snappiost and eleveriest ol' high seihool publications. Page Forty Two THE PHILO PHO OGRAPH VQIUMF VH SA ell! WWA MRI Am 1 f ' NUMMIR SIX OMEROY Y null xxzxwl f., .W W 'vxlftll iw Hn .frwxh A131 D4 mmf: mam mf Imaam A Y M- W mf., M 1 A'- ,.. -Um ami Wvunkvrf Av., '54, v ,ua 11 k vm xhs 1 aiu 4 xr a s nf 11.4. W, fs nm sm. xwmf :W .N cum: N :wmv rm afmw 'I x uw :Nmap 1. , Km :nu x wwf um f ,M -, mv. xr eww ,snr-af 'm Inc ff. V mum ,.,,,. 1 www LM .xc Mr.: '11, . as me 4. m. re In nn nv mme wx fr,-re um mmm Mr .mnzu n., I t .,,,. wa r uw- , 'su nw-1 .1 W .,A1w-ngwn, img' tumu- 'Tha Sm v:. 'P 14 nz. me- naw Q1 J: V1 1 .a f nw nnfrfy mr- U.-V1 ww, 'rn A-nnmrffm vw :-es nsUr.fu.m ne in -HU his eww xox-U was fmmmm fr. nw 'rin -nv nf.-vm n W. mx wa, ,mfr 20.14 x' U ww 'MW 1-r -r. Hmm. nm Wy -1, sl. v1-In of nm on .m mn Luke hm-. vu 4 X mm- V Anlmw- v-,fy f.-mn.: nn Wu mu xvixm 'hi' ,,11l.fp,-if Am..-, u 1 :ag H nm, -mm .mm- W., V. 2...m. .ms 1 Y' MM 4. M rm. wnwnhall 1 ww cn 1 qu..-an ml mv r vm- N 2 -.N -.X rf - M. 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NW - m in 7 Alla Hein, Sslrzlli l,l'K'XYj', Miss Mc-zxclisxiii, Pearl Strong., l'e-url Wisr' Ruth Arm-rt, Hilda Block, Anna Neilsm-n, Estlim' Stew-ins, !Xlildi'1-ml Brown, Gm-1im'i4-vc lxlillllllllyf, Pansy Kluge, Gviievievc Swanson, Cl:1rz1,Hostelig, Viola Donn, lnzzl Petty. vw H S. N T SOCIETY Genevieve Swanson .. ...President Esther Stevens ... ...Vice President Ada Hein ...... ...Secretary Pearl Strong ... ...Treasurer The Normal Training Department of Sac City High School consists of fifteen members this year 1921, nine of Whom are Seniors and six Juniors. This department is one of the most useful in the school since its aim is to prepare the students for work in the rural schools. There have been about one hundred graduates from this de- partment since it has been instituted. In the year of 1919 it was organized into the High School Normal Training Society. It is the plan of the society to have an annual meeting of all the graduates of this department, at which time special talks are given, which will help them in the work of teaching. 'I 'HSI' Furl y l Ilia'-, Q , 'vale t osx NW 1 '. ' Blaine Larnoreux Opal Lowry Vivian Wayt Rutho Martin Ferd Hansen Wayne Basler Mildred Brown Kathryn Jones Margaret Coale Myrtle Young Wilma Arnold Miss Marshall Margaret Griffin Fern Wayt Josephine Cunningham 1 L ALLIANCE FRANCAISE o Ruthe Martin .......... Q .................... President VVayne Basler .......... .. . Vice President .lost-phino Cunning-,ham ... .. ..... . . . Secretary and Treasurer Opal Lowry ................................ Reporter Through tho ofl'orts,of Miss Marshall, lllroncli instructor, the French Il class llvrillm-il bln- first of this yr-ar to organize into a society to he called I.'Allianu- lf'rancaisc. On Novoiiilici' 23 a hamluvt was hold at the Park Hotel for the purposv of organizing and thc- constitution was draw up in French. Tho nivdlings arc composed of a program with varied numbers in Fra-ncli and lflngglish and a hnsiness ineoting' carried on in French. Tlhe purpose of tht-so invctings is to study French ideas and ideals as well as to learn the spoken French as contrasted with class rooni French. Page Iforty Six 2 ,If,,f i5 ' 4 -Us N34 -N4 ox? M il U Carolyil Kearns At the Home Declainatory Contest on Dec. 17 Fred Stanzel was zriven first place in the Oratorical Division, Beulah Wilson the Dra- matic and Carolyn Kearns in the Humorous. Carolyn was placed first over all and represented S. C. ll. S. in the Suli4District Contest at Storm Lake. Miss lllargaret ll'l21l'Sll2lll nulmlic Slltllllilllgl coach, tleserves much credit for this successful contest. livululi Wilson l ri-ll Qmnyi-I . . , Page I4'm'ly Sm-x in ff' QF- ffflrh ml ' f A M H i V g Page Fo Virgil Murdock, lnzzi Petty, Miss lXlai'shnll, Fred Stanzvl, Mirizlni Brownell, Gwendolyn Basler, Clara Simeeton. 4' Blaine Lanioreux lva Young, Josephine Cunningham, Carolyn Kearns, Beulah Wilson DRAMA TIC CL UB vvvvvvxfvvsls ' Blaine Lamoreuyx '21 Josephine Cunningham '21 Virgil Murdock '23 Fred Stanzel '22 President ................. .............. Secretary and Treasurer . 4 . . . . . Floor Managers ........... .... The Dramatic Club, a new but popullar organization in Sac City High School made its appearance by organizing and electing officers on January 24. The new club consists of the participants in the Home De- clamatory Contest given on December 17. This club is something new and untried in Sac City but it surely is a great advancement to- wardyhigher dramatic work and should be heartily welcomed by the whole high school. It will be an incentive to work harder in the pop- ular art. rty Eight 1 sw? sw ,inn !f f ' ' ' W' L ,P it-N f lllf' ' 0 Q..- 0-! g ' ' -D Nliss Slatgh- QU-:tclij Aliriztiii limwiicll Gt-tit-x'it-vv Swziiistmii, lttitht- Nlztrtiii tt':lp't,J . C . S. Debating Team Quit-stiuii lit-sulvt-tl that tht- Wtwlit-i's f4trllIIt'll tm' F-'mp t'uiniiiittc-t- plziii nl' Illtllhlll tl i't-pi't-st-htzttit-ii shuttltl ht- zrrluptt-tl iii :ill ititlttstrittl plzmts which 4-iiiplny iiiotw- th th 'lltl mt ii S1'lIl'1lbl'I.l'I lzti-tiziry ll I't:tii1-my .Xl'l'. Salt- t'it.x' Nt 2 tu i lm' Nt-2. l't-hi'ti:ii'y il Saw tlity All lltiiiiht-ltlt Xt'3.'f, 2 tu I lui' .-Xl'I'. l't-hi'ti:ii'y 34 Salt- City Aff. Nlzlplt-tim Nt-gy Z4 tu tl lm' Al'I'. 'llill't'lI ll Stu' t'ity Alf, Stl-rm l.ztlit- Nt-g. Il tn ll fm' N1 For l'ii't- 5't'2lI'r1 Sm- t'ity High Svlitml lists ht-ltiiigt-tl tu t.h1- Nurtli-Wt-st luwtt lllllllllls l.1'21:t1t-. This j'4'2lI' hats ht-t-li tlht- mt-st Sllt'L l'SSlllll ul' lilly we- liatvt- haul illlll in ful wry prrrtttl tif tht- tt-:tm thzii has muh su mztiiv vit'tm'it-s fm' S. C. ll, S. Miss I lll'Illt' Slatgh-, tht- rlt-hating t-rmvli th-st-i'x't-s j.l'I't'1ll t-rt-clit lm' tht- 11-c'ul'tl nf t'ht tt llll since- iiitit-h ul' tht- stil-t-1-ss xx-:ts thu- tu ht-i' llIIllI'lllgL 4-l'l'm'ts. lhi- girls ul tht- tt-:tm stiulit-tl tht- with-stir-ii with mt1r'h tliui'ntl5lllll4'SS llllll th httul Hlltt' mi tht- Ill'!JIllX't' :ntirl tJii't-t- time-s tm tht- :tl'l'il'1ii:itix'4- sitl1-nl'tli4- Sl1upt'tinl- vstiuii Wllllllllil mztiilt wurtls ul' prtsist- lui' tht-ir' st-timl ill'Qlllll1'Ill :intl 1-xv tt lh lit th livt-rv I':igt- I+'m't,v Nine lb- NMQX, QQ, ' .Q QXGZ MW ,ff I A. fn nfl use M STUDENT COUNCIL Svnior H0llllN'l'Sf- Junior M'0llllN'l'S' Pearl XVisu Fred Staulzcl George Pruwl Olga: Swenson Sopllo.nml'u Ml'llllll'l'NfA Clara Swmectuu Tllllflllilll Brown Page Fifty Flights of Fancy we , - -1. M1 Q 2.-1 -V, . .. 1 A. 4- V 4- V V , 4, A I V. Y .- , .LVL ' J. ' VL X.. , A - -A 'aVV'i, Q. ..- H . 1, -Q. ' , my V .-V . -- JN rf- 4 -V my .mV ' 1 .,.x..-.4 - . rv 4,5 W. 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Wherever you are, we extend to you greetings and assure you that because our love for old S. C. H. S. is as deep and true as yours the old lied and White will fly ever higher and higher and the spirit and pep of the old High School will never die. The Personnel of S. C. H. S. x pg Fifty One in VWVW WEUQQ '4 Z Awww N9! Q k-iff . -7 in ., T':ii,:'e SEPTEMBER vvxfvvv-qA,.p q,x-V-,N Dear Dutch: Well, since I only have two studies to get this period I thought I'd write and tell you about school this year. The night before school began a bunch of we Senior boys came up to the school house and put our colors up on the flag pole. The other classes had quite a time getting them down the other dav. That and the advent of two new teachers was about all the ex- citement for awhile. Mr. DeCook, the new athletic coach, is pretty jazzy and all the women have their lamps on him. We ought to have pretty good athletics this year with the new gym and a peppy coach. Our other new teacher is the French and Latin teacher and I've about decided to take French 'cause I like her looks pretty well. The Philo Staff was elected the other day. George Prawl was elected Editor-in-Chief again with Ruthe Martin Assistant Editor and Loren Arney business manager. You know we changed the Philo Phonograph from a magazine to a newspaper form. N.. Taxa. N. A r It was also decided to form a Student Council this year to be composed of two members from each class. We hope they take good care of us. ' The other day the Seniors buried their old class colors and hung up the new ones-Scarlet and Black. The funeral was quite sad especially the sermon by Rev. Grotland. The next week the Juniors had trial, bringing suit against the Seniors for misusing public property by burying their last year's colors in the school grounds. It was quite exciting but the judge was incompetent. Well, I've got to quit now and go to class so goodbye, SKINNY P. S. DeCook gave us a talk today and wants to organize a jazz band. I. might play thc comb. W. G. B. Pitt I J w4 e xW 'www Z OCTOBER vvvvvvxfvvvvvvvvsf Snacks from Genevieve Swanson's diary, fUnprintable parts omittedj I. I nearly got killed tonite after school when crossing the campus. Before I knew what was happening something came down on me and after I had run out of danger I looked around and found it was only the football men chasing up and down the field. 2. The Hrst football game of the season was tonite with Lake City. We lost 27-0 but nevertheless it was a good game. After the game the Seniors had the swellest picnic out by Ferd's. We had as per usual a good time ------ 5. The Juniors frolicked out to the pasture to have a picnic tonight. They seemed to enjoy themselves. 8. We went over to Rockwell to the game and had lots of fun. The boys are improving even if we did get beat. 12. Edwin Burgh gave us a concert today. He imitated birds, farm animals, etc. His object was to interest school students in the better type of music, especially the violin. 11.-18. Exams. The old teachers are just as bad as ever and the new ones worse. It's queer we didn't pass after the way we studied. 23. We were widows Saturday cause all the football men went to LeMars. They were out of their class entirely so were beaten somewhat C35 26. We had an awfully wild pep meeting today. Iver said he had lost his views and Donald's feet wouldn't go the same direction. The inter-class girls' basket-ball tournament started today. Seniors 15-Sophomores 14. 28. We had a big parade to prepare for the game with Alta and we beat them too. Arney made three touchdowns. Some game I'd say. 30. The Sophomore officers are awfully kind to them. They had a party for them out at Clara's. And they dressed all up too like ghosts and things. . Page Fifty Four 2.5 iff'- lg'MBl'i' jill? QJASQJ s ' L Q NOVEMBER 0V0l llP2l,l'lVl in the Halls. Herschal- Say, did you vote for the Republicans? Well you big stiff, you must be crazy. I wouldn't vote for Harding if I was--- Ruthe- Well, I'm voting on the platform, not the man and any- way Cox--- Virgil- Did you hear how the election came out? S. C. H. S. elected all Republicans. Clara S.-f'Have you seen the Seniors rings? Kinda cute ain't they? Esther R.-t'Ya, but don't tell them. I'd hate to have them know we thought so. Pete fhobbling upstairsj Say Arney, wait for me, I can't get up the stairs so fast. Arney flooking out of one eye and rubbing his headj-J'Well you big stiff why didn't you put youir head under that Carroll gufy's foot instead of your leg. He would have enjoyed it more and you could walk better? Pete- I don't care much for Carr0ll's style of football. Cass- You goin' to the game at Ida Grove this afternoon? Gee, I'm glad we have a half holiday. Viv- Ya so'm I. I dunno, meybe, if I get away. Homer W.-J'Gee, some stunt the Seniors pulled off today. Peppy color day isn't it? Ev. H.- Ya, and say they look pretty classy in their sweaters and middies, don't they? Maude- Who's gonna take ya to the Junior party at Ruth Ar- nett's tonite? Edith- S-s-st- tWhisperJ Maudee- Honest is he? Wilma A.- What are you gonna wear to the L'Alliance Francaise banquet tonite? Fern W.- Oh Ilm gonna wear my red velvet over white organdie etc, etc. U What you gonna wear? g1g4-Oh are you? Marian- Oh, I'm so full I'm busting-4--10h a touchdown, a touchdown! You know the boys couldn't eat a bit of Thanks- giving dinner. .. Myrtle-- Ain't this the best game you ever saw? Odebolt hasn't been scored on before this season. Oh Baby! Page Fifty Six -'W wmyw Q6 , 4 3p4 gn?s gg: Q k? . e P1' H5 Vzugn- l lf'ly 2' N9J H-I ,, iw' I l f' Q xf 'WWW Ll rift- :Y H I if 'i o - Fhgpx .A 6 , DECEMBER vvvvvvvxfvxfvxfvvv- Dear Santy Claus: As it has been about a year since I wrote to you I tho-ught I would write and tell you how much I appreciated the Christmas presents you sent last Christmas. I don't expect any this Christmas although I have been awfully good this year and have only whispered once. That was to ask Ev if he went to the home Declamatory contest the nite before. He didn't so I had to tell him that Carolyn Kearns got first, Be-ulah Wilson second and Fred Stanzel third. Otherwise I've been good. I listened attentively to the Debate tryouts and fully agreed with the judges that Ruth Martin, Genevieve Swanson, and Miriam Brownell should be placed on the team. And the day of the Hobo convention, I was very quiet, only assisting in the band and when the terrible accident befell Brother Stadlman it was I who res- cued his left lung. The next day when the Sophomores gave their program which was composed of the farce, The Spinsters' Conven- tion I was very much interested never letting my mind wander from the subject in hand. Clnsertz Dear Santy, We think you had ought to know that what made him so quiet was that he was watching the effect the farce had on the Junior girlsj And when it began to snow I didn't throw any snow balls at the girls like all the other boys did and got into a fight with one boy for throwing snow balls. The day that we celebrated the Anniversary of the Landing of the Pilgrims I sang patriotic songs with great fervor and even listened to the victrola play the old favorites with seemingly great interest. Altogether I have been a very good boy for abo-ut a month now and am looking forward to Xmas with happy thoughts because I know Santy couldn't forget a good boy.--Melvin Early. P. S. Since school was out for Christmas vacation I have helped my Mama very good and wiped the dishes too. 6 Flty Eight ,AF 5, fb ffl' V A A Q Q? , il I, waagmw' 5 W l':lLl'1A- l i fly N gn -Wwmlidy 0 'whit Q Q kf 5 7 11 13 14 JANUARY fAccording to Mr. Rhynsbu'rger's announcementsj 9VNlN6lYV7'5A The Botany class which has been taught by Mr. DeCook the first semester will be instr-ucted by Mrs. Fred Martin the second half. The first Basketball games will be played at Holstein tonite. Each of the Sophomore English classes will hold a debate to- day on a chosen subject. The members of Mathis Evangelistic trio will entertain us this afternoon. Mr. Armstrong is a fine singer and Mr. Mathis an in- teresting speaker. Official permission was obtained today to start using the new gym. Basketball practice will begin tonite. 15. We will have a pep meeting this afternoon preparatory to the 21 24 29 31 Page Sixty debate at Pomeroy and the double header Basketball games with Lake View in the gym tonite. Everyone be out for the games at the gym tonite. We will play Storm Lake and they promise to be interesting games. The people represented in the Home Declamatory Contest to- together with Miss Marshall hrave formed a dramatic club. They plan to give plays etc. during the course of the year. The Basketball teams will leave for Galva this afternoon, so wcfll have a short pep meeting nowl' A We will listen to Mrs. Clarke of Morningside speak to us this afternoon in the interest of the Near East Relief Fund. 1'-'7 - H 1 FEBRUARY According to the Philo s.C.II.s.UNADLIs GALVAAVENGESFORMER T0 HOLD LAKE VIEW DIIFIIAI' BY SAC INDIANS QFCIJ. 45 QFLIII. 16? A DEBATERS TIIRASH NIAPLIITDN HIGH Q J In-D. Isp DIIDATIIRS HUMBLE. INDIAN NIAIDENS HUMBOLDT'S TRIO MASSACREJOLLEY CFQII. 111 . QFQII. In NEWELL WINS Two WARNING INDIANS FROM SAC INDIANS DEFEAT EARLYITES QFWIII. llj QFQII. IRQ its GMRS-J i eg ki ' ' W' O O gv .ufvvdff Q MARCH CSnatches from notes found on the floor.J Dear Wilma, Will you go to the Lake View-Newell game with me tonite? I'll be up in my Ford at seven bells. Doc. Dere Cass, Have you seen those Riuard Basketball players? How do you like their looks? I think wo'll heat them tonite. Marg. Dear Mildred, Who are you going' to vote for, for the best looking man. I've decidefon the nrettiest girl and the most ponular girl and boy but its pretty hard to tell which boy is best looking they're all so keen f?J Fern Carter. Hello Viv, Say we sure had a keen time un at Storm Lake Friday nite, even if we did get beat in the declamatory contest, Kelly did just great anyway. When we got off the train here, the Basketball boys were gettiing on to go to Jefferson to play that nite so we got to tell them all goodbye. Myrtle ' Dear old punkinhead Fred, XVho did you take for your partner in the Grande Marcihe at the reception for Miss Lange and Miss Wagner last nite? I had a hard time picking. I sure was sorry to see Miss Lange go but from all l've seen of Miss Wagner I think sl1e'll be fine. - Hershal Dear Ma.rian, ,Ain't is awful with the boys all gone to Sioux City to the basket ball tourna- ment? But say did you lhear that we beat Sutherland in the first round? My its a long time till Sunday nite. Beulah. Dearest Kate, Are you going to Storm Lake to the Debate tlonite? I think it would be fun to Oh say did you hear about the second round of the tourney? C'hurdan only it tho boys 7-5. Pretty good I think. Billy Duill' Skinny, Geo! ain't you mad? I could just cuss. I bet we'd just have skinned everybody up at Beuna Vista B. B. tourney if only Arney and Ferd could have gotten well. Bill Waterson Hello old kid Melvin, Do you know that I have to be the giant baby at the Carnival tonite? Theres going to be an awful lot of booths etc. there. I bet, we'll make a lot of money for the gym. Robert Keir. Dear Miriam, How did you like the debate? Aren't you glad the Juniors beat the Sophomores? Now if we can only beat the Seniors we'll get our numerals on the debate banner. Maude. Gee Ferd it's too bad you didn't get to the Senior dinner party. We had an awful good time and good eats too. George P. Sl X FOUI' fl- l ipt f w ff ' sw ln '4 We Beg Your Pardon it is proper Politeness is largely il matter of geogra- phy. In Paris, they've just passed an or- dinance which requires a man in a street car to get up and give his seat to a woman. And if all the French women look like the pictures in the Sunday SLIDDLIQIIIGIHS, it won't be a difficult law to enforce. In this country on t-he other hand, po- liteness requires n man to cover his eyes with a newspaper, as soon as all the seats in the car are filled. The only way a woman can secure French treatment in an American car is by stepping on the man's feet. Politeness in this country is chiefly prac- ticed on unmarried women. A man will take off this hat when riding in an eleva- tor with his stcnographer, but not when riding with his lawful wedded wife. He probably figures that she has seen him with his hat off so often that it would mean nothing to her, At dinner parties, politeness consists in talking first to the woman on your right, and then to the woman on your left. It also consists in saying all ilhings to a pretty one, and all the con- the snappy ventionnl tihings to a homely lf both women are homely, well to say nothing. And if are pretty, you won't have enhance to talk, anyhow. In some parts of the world, one. it is just as both women much of a to rub noses. That sort of thing is never likely to be taken up here, however, ow- ing to the damage to make-up. Two women could devote an hour to removing the shine on their noses and putting the bloom on their clheeks, and then have all their work ruined by one polite little rub. Kissing is different. It's a form of po- liteness which two women can accom- plish without disturbing their veils, and without interfering with their make--up and without meaning its Gwendolyn Basler-- Gee, I found a dent on my head-something must have hit me. Esther Stevens- Oh a tho't julst struck you and bounced off. Miss Marshall in conversationd The reason you can't hear in the gym is that the accoustics are wrong. Cass Cobb-blankly, The accoustics? Oh---where are they? Opal L. It was hard for them to be to besOh what is it when they 77 get to go up? Doc M Salvation. Fred Frey4 General Braddock was killed in the Revolutionary War. He had three horses shot under him and the fourth went through his clothes. They raise a lot of tin-up around the Great Lakes region. Opal L.,- O they get older younger than the others do. llge Sixty Six Nf4 9 kQf W e 0 1 if 1 w w 1 .,.4 ki r I 1 . . ! Q B551 LOOKING VANITY FAH? Mosr 'P6'PULA7? M,-1 gr . fa-a b ! swf xv i if J 1wsglg,l..x www What is Life? Bethel Brown- Love is the stuff life is made of-But I'll take mine in small doses and lots of them. - Ed. Holei Life is a pretty girl and a davenport-O Boy! Edith Long- Chasing rainbows. Bill Waterson- Life is a Basket Ball game. Basil Prather-f- Life is a joke--'fHar! Har! Ha! Ha! Tee! hee! Ho! Ho! Cass Cobb-t'Vamping the men-- Oh that is life. Phil- Wayting t!hat's life alright. Opal- Fighting, that is life at its sweetest- give me a rolling pin. Harley- Life-Come seven, come on eleven. Blaine-- Love in bunches love galore. Skinnye-- O the cows and chickens' --the country is the life for me. Ofle f Tearing around- fthat's the life for your Auntie. Pete- Life is a burlesque show. The Faculty- Life is teaching the younger generations the deep truths of' science and propounding the philosophy of tlhe sages. The Annual Staff-Chorous: Life is editing an annual. Thomas Huxley Qdo you know him?j--f Life is a chess-board. :jcrkrkitz ' O! see the dancing snow flakes! Yesfpracticing for the snow ball I spose. Pliliffktlfvlfflf Maud B. discussing the debate: wish we had a man on our team I think the judges like boys better than girlsfel know I do. xg :1: :ie :'e -1: :ic AT THE H A REM Who are those fellows hanging around the palace said the sultan to the ohief eunuch. One is a former beau of your latest favoritb and the other seems to be playing second fiddle replied his servant. Well-um'4um -+said tnhe sultan I believe you, had better hang up the fiddle and the beau. fSort of a Harem-Slcar'em donchano?j :Xe 21: ble :jc el: zg 'L -- V . ,fm The fraction reached over and touched the whole number on the shoulder and shyly asked, Is my numerator on straight? :ge aa :gg :g Arney to Geo.- Skinny tore his pants. Geo.- W'here? fArneyA-- In the other room. l 'al ge Si x ty ldigh t F e N lem ey My i ms t The Once Over How are your eyelashes? Are they run down at the heels, so to speak? Have they lost their resiliency and pep? Do they they need retreading, trimming, patching, or a general over-hauling? Or are they too for gone to be worth saving. There you are! Step up and be measured for a set today! No home should be without them! Sixty hairs to a lid! Guaranteed not to fade, tear, shrink, ltr come off in the wind and rain! Look for the label on each and every hair! Ask the woman who owns one! Will you take them with you or have them sent? With false hair, false lips, false teeth, and false eyelashes a girl necessarily becomes a game of chance. It might be the better part of valor to look over the Julie brides this season very carefully. Fools rush in where angels fear to wed. A parent who has had difficulty marrying off the daughter can now hails her done over according to any plans and specifications a. prospective husband may submit. I'd like her better if she had red hair afnd a bit more of it about the ears, a suitor may complain to papa. I'll have her 'hair made any color and length you wish, papa can now re- ply. And her eyelashes I noticed them yesterday are very thin, Harold may argue. Yes, the wise parent will admit, She stood too close to the flame of an oil heater when very young, but if you will state the length and color of eyelash you like l will see that she is equipped with them. And her nose, Harold may insist, is too retrousse. I prefer the aquilinef' Certainly! papa! will agree, Nosvs are very easily remodeled to suit these days. lt shall bo attended to. And so on. A bride may not be all that she seems, but she can be made to seem so. The new eyelashes are already in great demand. They are made to adhere to the lid and should be applied before and after vamping. As a glance at some of our Beau Brummels will show, young men are evi- dently using the artificial eyelashes on their upper lips this spring. Pate Sixty Nine ,F 4' N J!Q wQ y 1, g f, M2fi L ' AW l 6 SCYQIIYY lb W ff J 4-ff W VIITSL' sm--mr in 2' Y 0 IQ, B ska, 45 , 1 .J 1 I Q f en, Page Sev ln the 'Spring ai Lady's Fancy Lightly Turns to Tho,ts of- In the Spring ai Young lllan's Fancy liiglltly Turns to T'lio'ts of-- Myrtle-eSpring clothes. Clara S.-Love. Mi1'iam Fancy garters. Graceeebandelions. Mildred H.-Debating. Esther S.-Going barefoot onc't again. Jo U. Sewing. Kate-Spirit Lake. Phil-Base Ball. IveraHooch. Everett H.-Spring plowing. Harley--Shooting craps. Chink-AWork?? Mr. R.-Spring house cleaning fnotes etcj Fred-Happy life on the old farm. Docf -The ole' swimmin' hole. llatller a Hard lllaln to Follow. Removal notice: I have removed from the offices where I was to the offices where I am now.-James H. Reed.l fvvvvvszvvvv- What makes a wildcat wild is a question tlhat has never been settled but here's what makes the telephone girl wild. Oh central please let me talk to that Mrs. Smith that does my washing. She lives over by tihe Railroad tracks and she's cross- eyed and I think her boys name is Tommy. N t - 5,1 , X , As Clear As Mull. The man had just informed the Pullman Agent that .he wanted a Pullman berth. Up-per or lower? asked the man. What's the difference asked the man. A difference of fifty cents in this case, replied the agent. The lower is higher than the upper. The higher price is for the lower. If' you want it lower you'l1 have to go higher. We sell the LIDDGY' lower than the lower. In other words, the higher the lower, Most people don't like 'he upper, although it is lower OH 21CC0UI1t of it being higher. When you occupy an upper you have to get up to go to bed and get down when you get up. You can have the lower if you pay higher. The upper is lower than the lower beclavuse it is higher. lf you are willing to go nigher, it will be lower. But the poor man had fninfcd. . Advice Borrow trouQble -no interest charged. Brood over yesterday and worry about tomorrow. Bathe annually if necessary. MANMNVVV. 01' Sc-arring the Furniture. Hewitt He wouldn't rent you the flat ch? Jewell--No, he said that I was so bowlegged that 1 would be continually rubbing the paper off the walls. zvvvvvvvvv., A Runners upsin 'l'lle Vanity Fair Best looking girl- Beulaih Wilson . Best looking boy-'Charles Hoskins Most popular girle-Ruthe Martin Most popular boydlllurvin Green en ty Two Z' IW, uw , V - J Q, l'il?lc SLJYUIILN 'I'I1 in HWWV to O Y V, ,, f Poetical Ravings This last department may seem queer, Made up of nuts and screws and burrs, But let me tell you reader dear- That on it the Super Sac depends for whirs. The jokes we'll admit are to fill up space And if your name should here appear Really its beca-use we hold you dear And its not at all a disgrace. Perhaps these jokes are out of date Or maybe they're all bluff, But right here We wish to state Our advertisers have the stuff. So if you want a coat or hat, Some eats, some jewelry or near beer, A little coal, paint or asbestos mat Just try the places mentioned here. So patronize our advertisers We drink to them in old Budweiser, And if a joke is sprung on you Just grin and say Of course it's truef' Page Seventy Four AD. SECTION .C. H. S. With not a dead one in the lot. If it's brilliancy for a bosom friend-We have all the colors in the hot house. But if you state preference for something demure, We can be- come as sedate as a deacon Without losing a step. That give you High School Boys a lot of pleasure. So Why not get those clothes made by THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER that Will assure you the great- est amount of enjoyment. The kind of hats She will admire you in. First because it makes you look your best. Second, because feminine eyes quick-- ly recognize and appreciate MALLORY quality. The bootblack is not the only one who judges you by the shoes you Wear. For instance, how often lately have you admired the shoes on the chap across the aisle? Ten chances to one they were BOSTONIANS on the new Savoy last. oBB CLoTH1NG Co. THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER XXI AND COFFEE Blended and Paclcecl hy Pure Foocl rocery and Market A. C. Neal for Furniture ancl Unclertalclng Rugs. Llnoleums ancl Draperies Planoqs 'ancl Sac City, Iowa Phonvgraph 5 Hershel Wilhite E l h T l cl t j t married Very often do they? Miss Lange- Nl gh Hats Sac City's fgf Barber Shop Every Age Q and at all prices. .sWiSVi+sWsXf' TZze Bon: Ton Hat -Slzofn Exclusive Millinery. At your service for First Class Mrk. Q Gfaham E5 St11bbS Mm' INRS . 71-x - HQ cf' inub, . 1.4 :X X 3 x. ' Y Dog. lkglkxfffp A W su ff- W4 lf-Qi X I iss 4 fmLf 6q l , R .E V K Our Slogan Everything for the Motorist. PILCHER AUTO COMPANY SAC CITY'S oLDEsT DEALER. Shorter sentences say the editors. All jail--birds are in favor of that. Sac City, Iowa. Schaller, Iowa. Xizzcyzxytzrwaifz? 52-1C City Pwduce gvkmjgzuor JeWe1ry,Weqre CO., Inc. You've tried the rest, Now try the best. WHOLESALE DEALERS In POULTRY, EGGS and FRUITS. I High-Class Monuments and Mausoleums. W. B. WAYT Ed SON :-: SAC CITY, IOWA. Life has taught us not to put faith in: 1. Post office pens. 2. Movies. . Hair Tonics. 4. A girl's complexion. 3 5, T. L.'s. 6. Correspondence courses in memory training. Ch ' 4 7. ain prayeis. 8. Promises of Young Men. 9. Promises of Young Women. IO. Weather reports. H. R. KLOVE RELIABLE PLUMBING and HEATING Sac City, Iowa l1,l KODAK YOUR Arnold Brothers EverylJocIy's Storeu f , A A ld fs - 'g l S' Tl pl o to buy good quality goods at X t bl prices. Wg: ,' my I '17 X Exclusive Distributors of if 'llf4i'ilfW I 2' CHASE fd SANBORNS A HIGH GRADE TEAS and COFFEES. Commencement Days. It t tl U d - p ys o get ucquain ec wi 1 our goo s Kodalls and Films. and our prices. Phones 113 - - - 16 Charles Brynteson Rexall Druggist. SAC CITY - - - IOWA Fred S. fconcealing a small dog behind himj Do you allow ani- mals in school? Mr. Rynsburger. Yes, Walk in. Say It With FIoWers HOTEL PARK The meals you get at the Park are inexpensive. GREENHOUSES A--la-carte Service, EAST OF CITY Breakfast and Supper 65 c Noonday Luncheon, 351.00 Sunday Dinners. M0ntg0m9TY And, oHz So Good. Gardens Y SAC CIT Y. IOWA THANK YOU. P F WE SELL Munsing underwear--for everybody Queen Quality Footwear for women Florsheim shoes for the man who cares Mina Taylor house dresses Weingarten Corsets Cluett Shirts and Arrow Collars F. . Loring SAC CITY. IOWA. I reckon, daughter, that young man's watch must be fast. What makes you think so, papa? Why, when you were seeing him out the door last night I heard him say, just one , and it wasn't much past 12 o'clock. iffarcl .Service Station We Give Service on all makes of Batteries We repair all makes of Batteries We repair all makes of generators and starters We sell Willard Threaded Rubber Insulated Batteries We guarantee service on all our work. Sac City Storage Battery Company K Sac County's Newsiest Newspaper THE SAC COUNTY BULLETIN IT'S FIRST. IT'S DIFFERENT. To the Freshman. Good advice take it from those who know-- the seniors. A lie in time saves nine. SAC CITY MOTOR COMPANY H. B. LOW. Proprietor. FORD CARS F 0 rd FORDSON TRACTORS FORD TRUCKS TbeUnivem1Clr- FORD SERVICE TIRES and ACCESSORIES. They are manufacturing sandpaper collars for the rough necks now, you know. Halsel has already applied for one. CHAS. B. TRUESDELL CANDY SHOP HOME MADE COUGH DROPS Chi? B59 TESSSJELL Subscribe with us L N D l ar?f.Sffh.,iX,1,,tjaer SAC CITY, IOWA Page Se A High-grade suit for every Boy or Young Man at Cfeaning anal ., W . ggi- 5 is nw pressmg also N Re1Sa1'r1'ng D A man is judged by the clothes wllil k it he wears. It does not make so much difference N' mb Whether they are old or new. I BUT 'J My if It does make a difference Wheth- EH' E er they are clean and are pressed neatly, HOW ARE YOU JUDGED? Sac City Cleaning Co. Nutter 56 Sehultes Sac City, Iowa PURE 66 CLEAN G UERNSE Y ICE CREAM ' 'P U RI T Y, , PASTE URIZED B UTTER Manufactured by SAC CITY CREAMERY COMPANY SWEET WHOLESOME Train standing on track at Storm Lake. Tilly Martin to station Agent-- Is that the Train standing on the track? Station Agent-Yes, that's a train. Eht Fernf Gee its close in here. Phil- Yes, but not close enough. Translate. Pas de la heurone que nous? Paddle your own canoe Wilson Imp lemeut Co. Sac City, Lytton, Nemaha, Juniata W J DIXUN L UMBER COMPANY The yard of QUALITY The new Garage on the Hill Distributors of the Studebaker and Mitchell Autos Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup and Michlin Tubes, tires and assessories. Repairing of all makes of cars, Fords a specialty. Try us, on your next overhauling job. Satisfaction is our Motto J. A. TR YON EQQSONS 1 N SayitfwithF lowers Flowers, the recognized mark of affection are always suitable for any occasion. We are the only exclusive Florists in the County, and make a specialty of High Grade Cut-flowers, Pot and budding plants. Sac City Greenhouse C. H. Hillied, Prop. All of your needs and Most of your Wants Can be furnished BY Merriman E99 Company On the Hill HAR! HAR! HAR! Hetty McK. Cin biology classj Fish are good for the brain be- cause they are soft. Esther Ritter, fdreamilyj Dates are also good for the brain for the same reason. A Sanitary Bakery From basement to roof Equipped with every modern appli- ance for cleanliness and Purity of Product. Open for public inspection every day, every working hour. We are intent on building on a basis of QUALITY - PURITY - CLEANLI- HI- GRADE POP Any Flavor Belfast Ginger Ale Made with Pure Spring NESS ,EUREKA BREAD, Water, clearas crystal O d 1 f t d - per LSE Tiif 5'a10a3eSy25C. We deal dlrect. PASTRIES In making Eureka pastries we have a Case combined excellence of quality with perfection in appearance. S C. C C ac ity atering 0. Eureka Bakery A h Sac City, Iowa P one no P 1' The Sac County State Bank Appreciates the accounts of students and we especially encourage them to open a savings ac- count' with us. A growing bank account will aly- ways prove a real.pleasure and will insure, if you presistently save, a real, dependable foundation for your future. Furthermore it is always our- plan and intent- ion to assist and co-operate with students in any and all of their school activities. Sac County State Bank Sac City, I0-wa DIRECTORS E. N. Baily, President F. P. Kessler, Asst. Cash. J. Y. Campfield, Vice Pres. F. W. Baily, Asst. Cash. G. B. Willhoite, Cashier, L. A. Roosa, Asst. Cash. DIRECTORS C. A. Schulte, - C. Orville Lee Asa Platt, Malcolm Cume' N. J. Wilson, P B' GEO. H. MAYNE, 2ND KNOPP 86 KNOPI' Lawyer Chiropractors Office Hours, 2 to 5. 7 to 8 Telephone 12 P. M. BERT D. NEWTON Dentist Telephone 308 MALCOLM CURRIE Attorney at Law Sac City, - Iowa GUY H. SWEARING EN l llysif'i:ln and SIIPIIOOII Sac City, Iowa Office in Platt Block. W.. JACKSON Atto-1'ney Sac City, Iowa J. J. McCAlIIi Physician and Surgeon Office in Lewis Block Sac City, Iowa WI LLIAM H. H ART Attorney at Ikaw Over First National Bank ll ' C. B. ADAMS 81 C. C. BRACE Physicians Telephone 159. Res. 39-2. Office 301-2 House 301-3 LOREN GREEN Osteophth Physician Eyes tested, glasses fitted Over the Post Office F arm Machine Headquarters Including the old realiable McCormick and Deer- ing lines, Titan Tractors and plows. New Racine 8: International threshers. Motor Trucks. Grain Elevators, Washing Machines and complete line of repair parts. CAMPBELL E99 STE WAR T Sac City, I owa Miss Meacham-f In geography classj. What is wild game. Harry G. Football is a wild game. Miss M. Uncalled for. Money paid out for rent is money gone forever. R G 5' 2 Money paid on a home is money SAVED Kodaks and Kodak Oldsen 699 Hanson Supplies Sac Ci ty, Iowa -- Contractors 1- Builders A Qnateuy Estimates given and Plans and specifications ' ' Furnished Enlargzng a Speczalty l llt To the CLASS of 1921 cmd all succeeding CLASSES We take this opportunity to wish you SUCCESS and HAPPI- NESS while going through school, with continued SUCCESS and HAPPINESS after you have gradu- ated, and started on the greater problems of life. I f . 'ge' ai fri Q +I? 1. In order to do things with VIM and PEP you must have good feet. The cut shown above shows an arch support being fitted to the foot. We fit these arches and if you will consult us, we will show you how to have good feet, with which to do good work. Yours for SI'i'l'l'ISS AND llAl'l'lNiLSS FRED HOLE ESDSON SHOES lgllh Kelly-Oh, Myrtle! Weren't you fright- ened to death when the burglar broke into your room? Frightened is no name for it. I was dressing. Kelly- Mercy! How terribly embar- rasingf, What did you do? Oh! he was very considerate. He cov- ered me with his revolver. DID YOU EVER A famous philosopher has said that nothing is impossible. But did you ever try. To carry a mattress upstairs. To find out what a woman is thinking about. To make a batch of Home-brew taste like the real old stuff. To play a slide-Trombone in a telephone booth. To look innocent before the faculty. To kiss Johnny Stadlman without a lad- der. To enter the school house before one fifteen P. M. DID YOU EVER SEE Glady's C. face. Elaine Sleeping. Mr. R. when he was'nt thinking. Kelly. When she was'nt talking. Basil. Primping. Ruthe. Loafing. Halsel. Studying. Mr. L. Blushing. Miss Marshal out after supper. A Fool. Letter to the Daily Press Dere Editor:- I read your article on Fiske the Brain Foode and since my teechers say my grades hain't what they aughtefr be pleeze tell me what kinds and how much fish I had better ate. Yours lovingly, Maude Brown. Ans. Judging from your letter we ad- vise you eat a whale. Electrical Wiring and Fixtures l1 Why start a fire when an Elec- tric Toaster gives better satis- faction and service. W A. IRVINE Sac City Iowa Virgil Murdock in arspeech given at the reception in honor of Miss Lange and Miss Wagner. Miss Lange has been teaching us letter writing and we have written most every style letter there is, except one. She has'nt taught us the art of this style, but she evidently knows how, judging from the fact she is leaving us so mysteriously. Nature gives us our faces but thank goodness we can pick our own teeth. Laugh when the teacher laughs or you'll flunk. Walter R. The Indians lived on deer meat just like we do now. Miss Meacham. Oh, you mean d-e-a-r meat. Walter CBlushing and stammeringl Y-y-yeshl guess so. Remarkable Remarks Mr. Lake-- Oh Baby, let me go home and sleep. Miss Meacham to Mr. Rhynsburger. I slapped that boy on the front seat. CWhero is thatj? J. Stadlman- I've got through my days of being fed. Genevieve Swanson-- Ouch! I bit my teeth. Pete Ingram-'I ain't got nothin to say'. Harry G. Kain't hear Ye. Arney! Oh slush. Mr. De Cook Believe me people . Miss Slagle. Di Moses! Gracious Peter Ruthe M. Oh Gee , I feel like heck. Florence O. Was it a man? Miriam B. Gee my knees are chatter- ing. Jo C. Wonder where Don is. Mr. R. It's not polite to talk when other people are talking. Send A Real Message T 0 Your Friends - -T Send YOURSELF in a PHOTOGRAPH l, Be photographed this year on your birthday. MAXWELL STUDIO IKPFK Lumber, Coal, Fencing and all Building Materials We carry a complete stock at all times. We can show you attractive figures on anything in our line. YOUR BUSINESS WILL BE APPRECIATED Farmers Lumber Company RAY DEIBERT, Manager. - Soph. I tho't you took algebra last year. . Junior. I did but the faculty encored me. , ' Q Any fool can find fault: the wise man discovers virtues. F. S. Needham, President C. E. Harding, Cashier L. E. Irwin, Vice President W. H. Irwin, Asst. Cashier FARMERS SAVINGS BANK l'Al'l'l'Al. 2'FI00,000.00 SIIRPLIIS 9530300.00 C Sac City, Iowa FAIRNESS HELPS CREDIT It is never too early to begin building up your credit. The boy begins building up a credit by being fair in his play. Everyone loves fairness, either in play or business. There is nothing that inspires confidence so quickly. This bank guarantees fairness to its patrons. l ste WILSON KS' IIPIIQINIIIIDIP llruggists ll Students Headquarters for Every- The Home of pure Foods thing in Text Books School Supplies Fountain Pens Athletic Goods. gli Candy. The Drug Store THE 0f Service Lane Bros., Props. Senior Girl. Somehow I can't get my curriculum arranged at all this morning. Freshman Girl fcoming up behind herb Er-her it looks all right. When you want something Good to Eat ask for Sac City Sugar Corn packed by SAI? VITY UANNIXG FUMPANY Sac City and Storm Lake, Iowa. F. R. Brownell Co. BUILDING MATERIAL and COAL We carry the highest quality of goods. Sac City, Iowa I 5, t Edisons and Victro las PianosczndPlaye1f Pianos Our stock of music is always the best, and you are invited to attend our Edison and Victor Concerts at any time. W R. TEMPLE Furniture and Music gnxnnnilil Walter Roose, Shyly speaking to Arney. Say what is a kiss? Arney.- A heaven sent power by which a man may stop a wo- man's mouth without knocking her on the head. U G. Stonebrook 6-a9Son Independent Farmers Home of quality goods Elevatgr Strong-heart Canned Goods Pure Quill Teas and Coffees. Park Cor. Lunch Room Lunches-Short orders Ice cream-Soft drinks Luncheon put up for Travelers We use only pure cream in Coffee Buy and sell Grain and Seeds Flour and Mill Feed .l-1 W. W. Cooper, Mgr. lglgt AMERICAS GREATEST MEAT HOG Breeding stock for sale at all times Cl M. MERKLEY - Sac City, Iowa Such is Life An engaged girl will press a man's trousers from eight till eleven every nite, and after they are married, she won't press 'em for love nor money. JOHN DEERE FARM MACHINERY is The Right Kind to Buy I carry a complete line in stock at all times Be sure to call and look over our stock BEFORE YOU BUY Our prices are always right, Washing machines and belt- ing in stock continually. LOUIS PEYTON Phone 283 sAc c1TY, IOWA l1,Xt Ahrens E? Lowry Holmberg Garage I and Machine Co. Dealers in H d , Pl b' ar wmaind um mg High Class Machinist Heating Goods. Work Paints, Glass and Oil Goodrich Tires and Tubes E. L. Ahrens - E. P' Lowry Elide Batteries and Serfvice Thats All-Thank You ,,,, , 1 Going to School is Preparing for Life And did you ever happen to think that the appearance of the SUPERFSAC marks the passing of another year-another year less in which to form the habits which will make your l'ife a success or another year in which whose habits have been strengthened? One of the most important habits any of us can have is the habit of saving. Do you want to be rich? Do you want to feel free from worry when your active years are over? It dosen't matter so much what work you do if you do it well. It doesn't make so much differ- ence how much you earn if you save a portion of it regularly. Start the habit-nowwand let the appearance of the next school annual mark a year of saving for you. We will gladly help you. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Sac City, Iowa 1 t From Our Point of View Annuals are a detriment to the welfare, peace and happiness of society. They cause worry, loss of sleep, indigestion, hard feelings, cuss words, insanity, headaches, low grades, crime, enemies intemper- ance fdrive the staff to drinkj, crabbiness, loss of beauty, thinness, and turn the staff into villains, persons who have hitherto been sweet amiable and likeable, after serving on the stafl' have become morose, sullen and show indications of insanity. Witness Opal Lowry and Donald Graham of the staff. And the result of the publication of an annual-everlasting and undying enmity of your best friends, crit- icism from the Faculty, and ridicule from the readers. So we be- lieve that we have shown that an Annual for the welfare for the best interests of society should not be published more than once by any class. Money is hard to get, you can ask for money, you can beg for money, you can steal money, you can demand money, you can coax for money, you can borrow money but in the end all the spot cash you'll be able to scrape together will scarcely .pay the cost of advertising- and still they say it pays to advertise. So we sayt' money is tight and hard to get . Sleep is soulful, beautifying, wonderful, it is something' you like to do at night, but circumstances alter cases and so you drift into sleep in class rooms or halls. Sleep to the Annual Board is like an oasis in a desert-it sounds well but it doesn't mean anything. Count your many blessings and think of sleep that is our heart's desire. Pictures are very untruthful, some pictures flatterwothers do not, so if you don't like your picture-just remember it doesn't look like you. To the Staff of all future Annuals we extend Greetings and say in all sincerity, you don't know what you're coming to. S UPER SAC STAFF. 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