Shenandoah High School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Shenandoah, IA)
- Class of 1931
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I P4 X' F' A ' ' 0 I i, f BX , 415, Ex LIBRIS Lo vooc booc booc Doc Doofvoofvoocvooc 54 7? 54 7? 2, f' W - 54 W : 54 , 7? I 54 f 7? I 54 , 7? 54 4 Z w, W 54 if 7? 1 ,..-..... ,...--...--..---W 'Z' Yv-- --A-0 s-Y 4 A- ---- -- -- Y - - -H-:1 ---- H- 'Y - v -- - -- H --A ' -'W ' , , I , 1 f l 1 1 I l l Conlenls School Orgamzahon Athlehcs Features STAFF Quant Ross EdltOl 111 Clnef Dcnothx HOXK31d Ass1stant Edltol Lo1s Hand Busmess 'vlanagel Asslstants lVla11on Fende1 Velma Cass Elxel Hsde and Wax ne Kendall 41tl1let1L Ed1tO1Q Paul Hunte1 Joe bmoke lnstella Kendall A1t lfd1to1s Challes Cla5 pool Jagquelyn Madlson I1ene Cond Jean MLQueen Rubx Qarpentel bnipshots and PICLUIQS Do1otl15 Ralnes Elleen Johnson L1eo1g1a Fleld ROb61t Jo1gensen Eugene Shumate Classes Do1otl13 Eskew Maxlne Coppock OlZdlllLdt10l1S Maybelle Beeks Many F Nxe Robext Ross Featuus Ca11ol Johnson G11 endolxn Payne Dean Omans Paul Duncan 1 00 If 41 1 411 1 ll J 1 fl 1 1 1. 1 1 ! 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Foreword In galnrng our educatron we frnd svmmetrrtal Growth should be our constant rdeal Nature has on exhrbrtron many beautrful types of growth from whrch to choose B mg loyal boosters of our natrxe state we are uslng Iowa s Tall Corn as a symbol for growth Wl11Cl1 represents the theme of our 1931 year book We belreve that the Iowa Corn as rt pushes upward expandrng and maturrng rts golden ears symbolrzes the hrgher development takrng place rn our Students as they progress from year to year rn garnrng a practrcal well balanced educatron at l I 06 D006 D006 D006 D06 D006 D006 D00CD0 W 0 2 : If gi 'lvl' I ,B I -- X W g ' Q Ci .10 lllv Q' : 5 I 54 1 K l QL I .. . . , M . b A A .1 i Q . .I . . e- ? . 04 D004 D004 D004 D04 D004 D004 D004dD0 Decllcatlon Miss Edna S Gamble In appreclatlon of her genulne lnterest ln promotxng h1ghe1 ldeals among the student body her energetlc yet consclen tlous efforts to develop the true school Splflt and her un derstandlng and sympathetic fellowshlp Wlth us all we the class of 1931 dedlcate thls volume of the Shenandoah 04 D004 D004 D004 D04 D004 D004 D004 D0 I U To 1 . .. . . . . . . v 1 ' , .. , . P00iD004.P00C D004 D04 D004 D004 D004 90 PLAYING THE WINNING GAME If thls 1931 Shenandoah ha won your approval lt has been made posslble largely by the generous co operatlon and team work of our Buslness men Show your apprec 1at1on by g1v1ng them your support when you do your shopplng TOBY CARSONS BARBER SHOP MILLINERY READY TO WEAR CUnder Corner Drug Storej Your Patronage Appreclated FERGUSON 8: FERGUSON Law Offlces ln Rankln Block GLENN F LEACOX The Grocer Phones 340 and 341 A W MURPHY BOND CO Bonds and Securltles MRS MAE FARMER Ladles Ready to Wear Gloves Mlllmery Llngerle MARY LOU BEAUTY SHOPPE We Beautlfy and Satlsfy MARY OWEN Phone 146 Popular Place for Busy Buyers CLARK S CASH MARKETS Glad to Meat You Excluslve Styles Popular Prlces GERTRUDE IUND 511 W Sheridan Ave CHEVROLET A N QIIIIIJ Ahlgren RADIO CAFE Where Vlsltors Meet and the Crowd Eat ARMY S SUPER SERVICE Tlres Batteries Accessories Gas Oll and Grease DELMONICO HOTEL Hospltallty NISHNA VALLEY SEED CO Wholesale Only ERWIN J GOTTSCH M D Speclallst m Surgery and D1agIl0SlS J C PENNEY COMPANY Only Through the Doorway of Service Can We Hope to Succeed SHENANDOAH FLORAL CO H A SMITH GROCERY Say It With Flowers Phone 281 For Quality Foods Telephone 712 GOLDBERG S FRED N HACKETT Shenandoah s Clothing Center for 34 Years Collectmns Insurance Bonds CLOVIS 8: GAGE The Blg Store THE GENERAL TIRE ADAMS TIRE CO DR BENJ S BARNES Physlclan and Surgeon E O STROM Muslc Teacher SHENANDOAH LUMBER CO Home of the Best SHENANDOAH CLEANING CO VVe Call For and Dellver Phone 277 DAMMAST CLOTHING COMPANY Clothes for Men and Boys CENTRAL SHOE STORE Shoes for Every Member of the Family MEDLEY BARBER SHOP Strlpplng Halr Our Specialty FRANK ANSHUTZ Shenandoahs Jeweler Smce 1883 1 3 Z 1 ?D00ib004'5004 D004 D04 D004 D004 D004 D004 Q D rn if 54 ,G 1 l W , , .- 3 - Q QT. . 1 . ' z W - .. S W , U M -.. -. . ,, O 7? . , - 3 SPURGEON'S . . . ' '. 3 ff at at ,O if H H U . 1 QL , , J W . .- - W QL fs 1 R' 1 ' 1 if f- 6 H 1 5,4 . .. J W .. p . W M O.. .. . . J 7? .. ,, - H , 1 24 E 3 3 SUPPORT OUR SCHOOL BOOSTERS WHEN YOU BUY BUNTZ Sz CHAPMAN IOWA NEBRASKA LIGHT AND Funeral Parlors-Ambulance Service POWER COMPANY GEORGE JAY DRUG C0 SHENANDOAH NATIONAL BANK Dependable Drugglsts PENN MUTUAL LIFE INS CO Takes the IF Out of I lf e J D HARDING FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service-Picture Framing PHONE 14 THE ROYAL CLEANERS Phone 21 for Splck and Span Service IMPERIAL CAFE OPPOSITE CITY HALL SHENANDOAH TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Royal Remington Underwood Corona McMICHAEL 8: SON Farm Equipment Frigidaire G M Radio-Maytags THE WINCHESTER STORE T ROSS 8: SON THE SECURITY TRUST 8z SAV- INGS BANK Five H S. Alumni Serve You Here SHENANDOAH BUICK COMPANY When Better Automobiles Are Built-Buick MCCLOY S A Store for Men PURITAN LAUNDRY The Laundry Does It Best H McK BUNCH M D Obstetrics and Diseases of Children W H REPLOGLE Diamonds Watches Jewelry MAINE GROCERY are Not Quite as Big as the High School But We re Pretty Near It O P SKAGGS SYSTEM A Surety of Purity ECONOMY HOG 81 CA'l'I'LE POWDER COMPANY Shenandoah Ft Wayne San Francisco SMITH S SHOE STORE Graduation Shoes and Hosiery L H MATTOX Lawyer GLEN HAND MARKET PHONE 231 Grocery and Meat Market Will Build Them BURNET FERGUSON Insurance Fire-Auto-Bonds BARRON COAL COMPANY BARRON OIL COMPANY DR L W LEWIS Dentist Over Jay s Drug Store TERRY SULLIVAN Jewelry and Optical C . Diamonds Our Speciality LADIES APPAREL SHOP Style and Quality With Economy GREEN BAY LUMBER COMI ANY Estimating and Ilan Service a Specialty FRANK VAN BUSKIRK Insurance At Your Service SUPERIOR BEAUTY SALON Service that Satisfies O A BELL Electric Wiring, Fixtures and Radios DOC D004 D006 D004 D0044 TLOOKD-OOCDOOC D006 QDOOC ADOOC D001 L D004 F DOC D006 D006 D006 D004 ' We I ' K , W , . , X , , g A Good Place to Eat we . . . W , 54 . I F W 34 . , , I if 1 I 2 7? 35001 D001 D004 D004 DOC P004 D001 DOOC 90 SUPPORT OUR SCHOOL BOOSTERS WHEN YOU BUY WILSON Q WILSON Most of the Seniors In This Annual Photographed b Attorneys at Law y National Bank Building J XZ D STUDIO THE MOUNT ARBOR NURSERIES THE EARL E MAY SEED 81 Trees Improve Your Neighborhood I AKE S NURSERIES Its Not a Home Until Its Ilante Compliments of HENRY FIELD COMPANY BROWN SHOE FIT COMPANY A Fit For Every Foot Photo-Finishing THE HECKMAN COMPANY MAYFAIR THEATRE For De Luxe Entertainment EVENING SENTINEL CYour News Every Dayj AMERICAN LIVE STOCK POWDER C0 NURSERY COMPANY Home of Radio Station KMA GAUSS 8: SIMONS The Rexall Store The Best in Drug Store Merchandise and Service COOPERS FURNITURE STORE Everything for the Home From the Cheapest that is Good to the Best that is Made SPRATLEN MARKET and GROCERY Groceries Fruits Vegetables Meat Phones 84 and 85 714 W Sheridan GROVER W BROWN Attorney at Law First National Bank Building MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE For Better Printing Call THE WORI D PUBI ISHING CO We lrlnted the Annual if 2 W . . 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QL i ' if X i W 3 54 75 ? 2 if D004 D004 D004 D04 D004 D004 D004 D004' REPRESENTATIVE BOY AND GIRL The Senior Class of 1931 proudly presents to you Luclle Turnbull and Grant Ross upon whom have been conferred the h1ghest honors any student can hope to attam durlng h1s h1gh school career Luclle as Salutatorlan ranks second 1n scholastlc standmg of the Senlors She has taken an 3Ct1Ve part m G1rl Reserves and has been awarded a Glrl Reserve Rlng Her work IH Declam and Debate has been outstandlng Luclle has the dlstlnctlon of bemg the f1rst glrl Edltor ln Chlef of the Shen H1 Can IS presldent of the Qulll and Scroll Soclety and 1S a member of the Student Counc1l Grant has been doubly honored for he was chosen Representatlve Boy 1n his Jumor year also and th1s year was chosen by hls classmates as attendant to the May Queen and Klng' As Edltor 1n Chlef of the Shen andoah member of Qulll and Scroll and Shen H1 Can Staff he has done commendable work 1n 1ournal1sm He was Presldent of h1s J umor Class IS a promment member of the Thesplan Society and of the Boys Glee Club I I' - .......... - t t 4 DOOCS D004 D004 D004 D04 D004 D004 D004 D004 ' OCDOOCDOOCDOCDOOCDOOCDOOCDO l PAUL DUNCAN Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Football 2 G R Play 3 Thesplans 4 Shen H1 Can Annual Staff 24 Senior Class Pres FLOYD C AMBI I' Thespxan 4 Honor Roll Football 4 Tenms 4 Annual Staff Sec Class 4 C I I 1 1 I I l I H 1 I I - - 1 i 1 B I S - I a U - I Y MAXFIELD BARNES Thesplans 2 3 4 Pres 4 Thespnan Play 2 3 Thesplan C' R Play 4 Tenms 2 3 4 Debate 2 Pres 3 Annual Staff 2 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 lland 4 Boys Club 1 2 3 Honor Roll Vue Pres Ll:-N-1 4 Touch and Scroll MAYlil'ILl' l4PE.lxS Class Pres 2 lliythedale Mol Shen H1 Can 3 4 R A A Annual Staff 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 Honor Roll Class Treasuler 4 Torch and Scroll The Semors needed a member of the stronger sex to act as co pllot We were very fortunate m havmg the flrst cholce and, of course, Mr Guernsey was selected He too, has greatly a1ded 1n maklng our Senlor year a strxkmg success and one never to be forgotten MISS Gamble was chosen to help gulde a bolsterous crowd of growlng up youngsters, durlng thelr Semor year She has fllled thlg trymg posltlon m a very excellent manner We take thls opportunlty 1n expressmg our appreclatlon for her efforts ln makmg our last year a happy one 30 3 4' 'll W ls B 'M a ! A Qooc booc Dooc :-ooc Doc 2-ooc Dooc booc :ooo VOCDOOCDOOCPOOCDOCDOOCDOOCDOOCDOOC DFAN OLSPN Football 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Track 1 2 3 4 Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Annual Staff 2 3 MILDRLD COX R Commercial Coun se RALPH QUINNETT Commerclal Couxse Boys Club 2 3 Football 1 2 HELEN SMITH Older of Rainbow fLeonl Basketball 1 2 CARROL JOHNSON Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Shen H1 Can 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Sec Quill and Scloll llllllll 0 n ' l - V ,llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllll S E 'Q E E 5 N x E EE I E E E 5 2 1 T 1 I rlllllllllllllllllll lllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llll '+- DOROTHY RAINFS Olchestra 1 2 3 4 2 I R Churus 2 Annual Staff 4 Honol Roll Senxor Class Play Torch and Scroll Football 3 4 Basketball Track 3 Orchestra 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 Annual Staff 4 l'LlLABl:.TH PARhLR Glee Club 1Dubuquej Student Council 1Dubuque All School Play fDubuquel Vxce Ples Class 3 C R Pav All School play 4 Thesplan 4 fTrea:-.J G R Calumet 4 Honol Roll 4 Semox Cl1ss Play Torch and Scroll BFRNARD BOYER Basketball 1 2 3 Football 2 3 RUBY MII Ll' R R Ch0lllS Normal Tldlnlllg' 9 5 3 3 C 3 3 3 3 2 OC 5004 D004 DOC D006 DOOC D004 TIP47C7fi 1' I ' 1 ,QC l..' ll lg 2- - ,5 A I 'al G.-'R..1' -3-if h . 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' ' 4 ' POOC D001 D00C D001 DOC D004 D00C D004 Q WILLIARD LARSON Commercral Cour'-re MARJORIL CLOYD R 3 4 0 Normal Tr armng NORVIN NYE Boys Club 4 Track 3 4 Glee Club 4 Basketball 3 HELEN SNOWDALL R G R Chorus 3 Normal Trarnrng DUANE SAMPLE Thespran 4 Boys Club 1 2 3 Boys Glee Club 3 H S Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Class Play 3 Shen Hr Can 2 3 4 All School Play Tenms 2 3 4 Torch and Scroll DOROTHY DRIFTMIER Glee Club 1 2 3 4 l 2 F R Chorus 2 3 4 H S Play 4 Grrls Sextette Operetta 1 4 Senror Class Play ROSS JOHNSON Lommercral Course Boys Club 3 VALDA SIMS Commercral Course R DEANE SCHNEIDER Football 4 Commercial Lour sc PAUI INL VILRI' Rb Commercral Course OQDOOCDOOCDKDO D0 Of KENNETH J GEF Football 2 3 Track 2 3 Boys Club 1 2 3 Dramatlc Club 3 Thespians 4 Class President 1 Glee Club 1 2 3 Glee Club Accomp Boys Quartet 4 Operetta 2 3 Orchestra 3 Annual 1 Shen H1 Can Clase Play 3 Cul Reserve Pl:-iv 2 Girl Reserve Thupan play 4 ESTELLA REINDALL Gul Reservee 12 S c y Treas Glee Club 4 A A Vice Pres G A A 4 CITIS Sextette 4 Operetta 1 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Cul Reserve Choru Annual Stiff 4 GLEN SCOTT Sc ent fic Coure Clee Club 2 3 4 Stage Crew '3 FRANLFS FDGICRTON . . 1-2-'- Iresident of C. R. 4 . A. . 1-2-'- Junior Class Play 3 Chcer Ieader 4 Glee Club 4 G. R. Cabinet 2v3 Vice President C. R. Girls' S. Club 4 RUSSFIL COPPOCK Scientific Course Boys' Club 3 Hand 1-3-4 Orchestra 4 Pep Club 3 LUCILE TURN BULL R 1 2 Annual Staff 3 Vce Pres Class 12 A 2 Shen H Can Staff Elitol Shen Hx Can 4 Debate 2 3 4 Secy Debate 3 4 Nwtmnal Foiens L ague 2 3 4 Student Council 4 Pies S udent Council 4 Derlam 4 Quill 'md Scroll 4 Pre Qu ll and Scroll A Fxtcmparaneous Speak ng 3 S1 ut itorian R pveeentatxve Grl 4 Phys cal Training 2 3 S cy Treas of S Dh class Hall Moniter Athlet c Tick t S'l1Cql'l1lll ARll'L TUNNICLIFF R 1 2 G R Cabinet 34 A A Thesplans 4 Orchestra 1 2 G ee Club 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Band 3 4 Class Play 3 Oicheitra Lbrarian All State Orchestra Operetta 4 DONALD HOWARD Bays' Club 1 Track 3-4 ALMA SOLON Girl Reserves 3-4 Honor Roll 4 40 O. AO 0. 40 0- 5 ' F1 H0 ' - ' -. -. E-'1..E. . A .' . . . tg 1 4 . V . - v 27 ', . ' ' I ' ' ' ' ' ' . 1 IO . t . 3, t' ' ' . 5 , I ' I l , - . . 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' ix ' w I IFWDOQZF lIP0CP2i ?34J0!iA l34J0fi2 134,432 i24l0fI, If0CY2i IDOCYIL D0 7 2 3 DOROTHY Lblxl NV Shen H Can 3 4 W 2 A A 9 Annu xl Staff 4 9 Qulll and Scxoll 4 Thebp an 4 Junxor Cllw Play Pep Club 3 H nor R ll PAUL HUNTER 0 F atb 1ll 1 2 3 4 In ketball 1 2 3 4 ck 2 I4 VS Club 1 2 'S S Club 4 D1 xmatlc Club 'S 0 Boys Glee Club 'S O M xed Chorus 4 Clas Play 3 Orlenetta 4 Annual Staff 3 bhen H1 Can Orchestla 2 3 4 Bind 2 3 Q 0 MARGARET MCGLONE Quxll 'md Scmll 4 W Shen H1 Can 3 4 9 0 0 9 MARION FENDER Jun1or Class Play Thesplan AsSt BUS Mgr Annual ELOISE JONES W 2 G R Chorus 2 3 9 May Fete 2 9 Iep Club 3 Glee Club 4 Shen H1 Can 4 Honor Roll 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 Toxch and Suoll lllllllllllllllll IllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllll lllll llll llllllll lllllIIIllllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllll lllllllllllllllllllll Ill Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll LLOYD BRD SH Cene1al Counse Football I 2 3 WILMA DAVEY Cnmmercxal Couxse CABEL FISHER General Course Track 1 fSavannah o Baiketball 1 Savannah Mo MABEL LIGHTFOOT A A 12 R Commerclal Coulse S Club LESLIE OPPENHEIMER Boys Club 1 2 3 Stake Woxk 3 4 The-sp1an 5? I W I W I W ii I if M . W I if I I 'gil' ...I 1 'I' 40 'll : A 'af ., ,I ' if Y. '. il- G. .l . 2-3 Q 0 .. 101 2 ' ' ' Thx? v 1- -3-4 - :I'h:s11i11ns 4 ' -Z ' 1 .-4 - . 4 ' I -4 , - .T -it Y.. f 4 ' , M .J L ' ' ' 'r . .1 V . V -U gf :II '44, I - y - L . -314 I L r ' Q 2 5 ' '. . 'J , - V V, L 2 V VOQJOOCDOOCDOOCDOCDOOCPOOCDOOCDO JACQUELYN MADISON Annual Staff 4 R A A DUANF I' INLLY Band 1 2 3 4 Commercial Course EILEEN JOHNSON Vlce Pres 1 1Red Oakb Student Council 1 fRed Oakl R 1 2 Annual btaff 3 4 C A Chorus Operettd 4 LAURLNCI' TEACHOUT Basketball 1 2 Football 2 3 Tlack 1 2 Boys Club 1-2 Credits Incomplete RUTH DAVENPORT Class Treas. 3 Shen-Hi-Can 4 Commercial Course DORWIN ANDFRSON rack 1 2 3 4 S Club 4 Boys Club 3 General Course IRLNL COZAD Glee Club 1 2 3 4 R 1 Annual Staff 4 peretta 1 4 ommerclal Course MERLE GOODALL Band 1 2 Boys Club 1 2 3 General Course ALICL ANDLRZOHN G A A 1 2 3 4 R Commercxal Course 1Cled1ta lncompletel SCOTT LORIMOR Boys Club 1-2-3-4 Football 4 General Course 9 2 2 2 2 3 0690045-OOCDOCDOOCDOOCDOOC Doo? 3 3 3 3 6 3 VELMA CASS Glee Club 1 2 3 4 R 1 2 G R Cabinet 34 Librarian Glee Club Girl Reserve Chorus Girls Sextette 4 Opexetta 1 4 Touch and Scroll 0 DUDLEY ADAMS r Basketball 1 2 Boy'-1 Club 1 SYLVIA ORTON Glee Club 1 2 3 Student Council 1 Basketball 1 2 3 Vice Pres 2 Declam 1 2 3 Sec and Treas 3 Oxchestra 3 JOE STEPHENSON Boys Club 1-2-3-4 Boys' Glee Club 4 Track 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 3 Football 4 ALICE CARPENTER Tiger Staff QMerna, Nebr.j Girls Glee Club fMerna, Nebr. .R. .A. . - NORMAN ANDREWS Band 4 MAE FOSTER Commercial Course R GLEN RIMA Commercial Course Footba IONA TURNER Basketball 1-2 Track 1-2 Mo. Volley Ball 1-2 . A. A. 2- - . R. Commercial Course STERLING SIMMONS Commercial Course Boys' Club 1-2 Basketball 1-2 OC D004 D004 D004 D0C D004 500C D00C D0 A OC 9004 DOOC 9004 POC 900C DOOC D004 D004 uw. .,,, G .,r. A ..u, A ei l V ' 4 I -L V k W . V L, - G. .4 X R V 1 L t g V i, , ll1 I J' F J ' JL 1D004 D004 D004 D004D04D004 D004 D004D0 LORRAINE PIERSON Glee Club 1 2 fl-Illdreth Nebr J H S Play 1 ililldreth Mlxed Choru fl-Illdneth Debate 4 Opeletta 1 2 fHlld1eth Devlam 1 2 flilldreth CARL Basketball 1 iBethune Baseball 1 2 lBethune Nebr 1 Nebr Nebr Nebr UP P 2 Co o Colo School Plays 1 2 3 fBethune Coloj MARIE DRAKE R12 C' R C.-xblnet 2 DORIS JOHNSON R 2 Comme: cml Course LUELLA Rl' ED Orchestra 2 3 G R 1 2 3 4 G A 1 2 G R Chorus 2 3 4 Girls Cleo Club 4 MYRTLE MARLEY Credits Incomplete DORIS FUNK Czrl Reserve 2 3 4 State Honors EMMFTT WALTLRS Band 1 9 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Cl'1r n t Soloxst S 9 A null S aff ll'c l mmeln al Course 4 LIFFO RD SNOWDALL Gun 11 Course PAULINE WIGGER . R. 1-'- Shen-Hi-Can Commercfal Course 3 2 3 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 . 04 D004 D004 D04sD004 90OC.D00C D0 l . . A l l 0' 'N ',f 5. 4' 'N 44 - 5: 1 . .1 . - 0 4-H . - ' - , .1 - -3 I , l -J - -3 , .1 . 1 , - ' I A'-' '-.- Y 1 G. . --2?-4 .. . 1 MAY FITHEN G. A. A. 1-2 1 G'rl Rererv 14 1-2 Q n 2 SL 1.5 3 9 G 34 li S l 1 3 , , 7 . U. - -4 Q. S f f AN 1.3-4 If : ' ' ' ' A A 1 Q 1 1 ' A G Z4 C 4 f l I it A I 1 1 l A 1 x 3 3 Z 3 C if-0 ROBERT FISHBAUGH Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 Boys Club 1 2 3 Thesplans 4 Junior Class Play G R Play 4 Glee Club 4 BARBARA DUNCAN R AA12 Thesplans 4 fSecj Shen H1 Can 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Annual Staff 2 3 Class Play 3 Debate 3 GRANT ROSS Football 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Track 1 2 Boys Club 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Pres and V Pres Glee Club 2 3 4 Thesplans 4 Class Play 3 Class Pres 3 Shen H1 Can 2 3 4 Editor ln Chief Annual 4 All State Chorus 3 Representative Boy - All State Chorus 3 ELOISE WILCOX Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Band 1-3 Violin Soloist 3 G. R. Thespian Play Thespians 4 Pres. Glee Club 4 . R. Debate 4 Declam 4 String Quartette 2-3-4 All State H. S. Orches- tra 4 Torch and Scroll WAYNE PARSONS General Course ZTE llllllllllllllli 1 il PAULIN E PECK R A 12 MAX SCHNEIDER Football 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 Boys Club 1 S Club 4 BFRNFICE HART R 1 2 C R Chorus Libr.-ulan 4 May Fete 2 3 ORVILLE MARTIN General Course DOROTHY LONK . R. 1-2- - . A. A, 1-2- - Glee Club 4 Annual Staff 3 Cirls S. Club 4 Operetta 4 Torch and Scroll GWFNDOLYN JACKSON flee Club 3-4 Double Sextette 4 . A. A. '. R. 1-2- - Pep Club 3 C. R. Chorus 3-4 Mixed Chorus 4 055004 5004 DOC 5004 D006 500C 90 1-P001 DOOQ DOOQ DOOC :Oc D006 :OOC 0 :OOC D006 nf 'lu A 1 'ln 1 A L. HH I- . l' -' - , 0 G. . 1-4 3 ' G. . A. - -3-4 G. .3-4 ' G .... -3-4 - -- -4 G. A.. A. Pres. 4 ' ' ' - G. - -A3-4i 2-3 L 1 3 f . V . -. - . 34 l V 1 G 3 4 G 34 L G 4 , V l 'Q , : ' 4 G 3 7 4. 34 L J V as L T POOCPOOCDOOCDOOCDOCDOOCPOOCPOOCDO PAUL GASS Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 GWENDOLYN PAYNE Glee Club 3 4 Sexbette 4 Shen Hr Can 3 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Qurll and Scroll 4 Operetta 4 Honor Roll Torch and Scroll WILLARD JAMES Football 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Track 1 2 3 4 Thesplan 4 Boys Club 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Boys Glee Club 2 3 4 G R and Thespran Play Golf 4 Declam 4 Asst Bus Mgr Boys Glee Club Shen Hr Can 2 3 MARGARET LORIMOR R 1 2 G R Chorus 4 Pep Club 3 ROY DOUGHERTY Track 1-2-3-4 Football 3 Boys Club 1-2-3 LOIS HAND Shen H1 Can 2 G R 1234 QTreas 41 Annual Sf ff 34 Bus Manager 4 G R Chorus 3 Representatrve Grrl 2 3 Honor Roll Qurll and Scroll Torch and Scroll CHARLES CLAYPOOL Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Captarn Football 4 S Club Pres S Club 4 Student Councrl 4 Annual Staff 34 Band 2 Boys Club 4 Sec Boys Club 4 DOROTHY HOWARD R 1 Shen Hr Can Asst Edrtor' Annual Honor Roll Qurll and Scroll Torch and Scroll PAUL JOHNSON Football 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 S Club 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Boys Club Pres fCred1ts Incompletej MARGUERITE COPPOCK . R. - Valedictorian 3 C 3 C 2 3 3 9 5 0 .gn 3 OCDOOCDOOCDOOCDOCDOOCDOOCDOOCDO NAME Dudley Adams Dorwln Anderson Allce Anderzhon Norman Andrews Maxfleld Barnes Maybelle Beeks Hallle Blake Bernard Boyer Lloyd Brush Al1ce Carpenter Velma Cass DIXIE Clark Charles Claypool Marjorle Cloyd Marguerlte Coppock Russell Coppock June Cotrlll Irene Cozad Ruth Davenport Wllma Davey Roy Dougherty Marle Drake Dorothy Drlftmler Barbara Duncan Paul Duncan Frances Edgerton Howard Eggleston Dorothy Eskew Duane Flnley Robert Flshbaugh Cabell Flsher May Flthen Mae Foster Dorls Funk Floyd Gamble Paul Gass Kenneth Gee Merle Goodall LOIS Hand Bernlece Hart Donald Howard Dorothy Howard Paul Hunter Gwendolyn Jackson Wlllard James Carroll Johnson Dorls Johnson Elleen Johnson Paul Johnson SENIOR CLASSIFICATION PRESENT Impersonatlng Amos Loafmg wxth Ar1el Dr1v1ng for an Athlete Playlng Sousaphone Argulng Studylng shorthand Wrltlng notes Huntmg Asklng quest1ons Searchlng for lntellect Askmg quest1ons Domg nothmg Playlng At home Just studylng Answerlng questlons Telhng about Cal1forn1a Readmg romantlc books Danc1ng Dr1v1ng Ford Gomg to Columbla, M Blushmg Broadcast1ng Drawlng cartoons WISE cracklng Leadmg Yells Belng gallant Bemg sweet Takmg Under class glrls Tldlllg Playlng 1n band Huntmg Belng D106 boy Usher Belng tlmld Makmg up work Strlnglng up llghts Dr1v1ng laundry truck Leadlng an orchestra Rldmg around Trylng to orament nature Out of town boys Keeplng qulet Typlng Skunklng Playlng bango Danclng Bath s asst Talklng low Glvlng the boys breaks Golng to Omaha FUTURE Major 1n Army Manager of General Store Cooklng Chauffeur Mgr of Candy Kltchen Stenographer Not declded Farmer Buttermaker MISSIOHHTY to Afrlca Slnglng lullables Actress Electrlclan Country school teacher Procla1m1ng woman s r1ghts Trafflc con Danclng on Orpheum c1rcu1t Artlst St1ll danclng Dressmaklng Dr1v1ng racer Farmerette Member of Chlcago Opera Company Soapbox Orator Prosecutmg Attorney P T Instructor Janltor at Whlte House Runnmg a beauty parlor Not declded Game keeper Mgr P1ggly Wlggly M1XlHg palnt Rolhng p1n practlce 4 H Club leader Mgr Bell Telephone Co Admlrlng the ladles Accomp for Krelsler Stlll r1d1ng Occupymg space Running a bakery Farmer Housekeeper Followlng' papa s foot steps Running a nursery Golf Prof Flllmg a vacuum Ballet dancer Pushlng a baby cart Ike s Asslstant Lo boo: :ooc :ooc :oc :ooc booc wooc 90 1 . u l 0. .L. Marion Fender i . . ' ' I fMovie director . 4 ' A '. - 0C D001 D00C 90040904 D004 D004 DOOC D00f'l NAMF Ross Johnson Eloise Jones Robert Jorgensen Estella Kendall Wlllard Larson Mabel Lightfoot Dorothy Long Margaret Lorimor Jacquelvn Madison Myrtle Marley Orville Martin Ruby Miller Margaret McGlone Wayne Norton Norwin Nye Dean Olsen Leslie Oppenheimer Sylvla Orton Betty Parker Wayne Parson Gwendolyn Payne Lorraine Pierson Ralph Quinnett Dorothv Raines Luella Reed Grant Ross Duane Sample Dean Schneider Max Schneider Glen Scott Sterling Slmmons Valda Sims Helen Smlth Clifford Snowdall Helen Snowdall Alma Solon Joe Stephenson Lawrence Teachout Ariel Tunmcllff Lucile Turnbull Iona Turner Carl Upp Pauline Vickers Fmmet Walters Pauline Peck SENIOR CLASSIFICATION PRESFNT Bashful Being sweet Helping Pa Reducing Dreamlng At Farragut Flappmg Exercising her imaglna tion Usher Admlrlng herself Dntertalner for orchestra Being acommodatlng Gomg to Tarkio Sleeping- Dex elopmg brain power Card shark Developing theories Studying Home Economics Printers devil Feature wi iter Debater Clerk lvfltlllg notes Vl0l1H1St Holding Henrx dow n Attending dances Farming Playing Admlrlng himself Laughing Dancing Giggllng Arguing Prospects Being timid Being accommodating Sleeplng Do1w1n s one and only Fdltor Attending' Movies In a daze Teasing Clarinet player Having a good time FUTURF Pop factory Living in hopes Studio of his own Still reducing Groceryman Toe dancer A dramatlst Farmer s wife Costume designer Cooking Taking Buster Keaton s p ace Farmer s wife Tarklo s Society Leader Pirate on Nlshna Botna Batching lt Chlef sampler for Wrigley s Stage hand for Orpheum circuit Country School teacher Missionary to China Editor of paper Member Chicago CIVIC Opera Company Flower gardener Pr17e fighter Xvfltlllg fairy tales Instructor of 4 H Life guard at Niagara Falls Parson s ass t editor Big butter and egg man Edsel Ford s Sec V Garbage collector Radio announcer Dancing instructor Man hunter School taxi Teacher of Bingham Schools Dressmaklng Bachelor Fightlng Mexicans Asst Mgr general store Social Worker Toe dancer Avlator Man hater Orchestra duector Beauty specialist 055006 D00C D0-Q D00-Q D004 D004 P0 3 ' i . . - F , ' . ' . L K I D . 1 , Q Q s . i 1 y 1 , . nl ' n Glen Rima Visiting Center Street Digging fish fait. ,L . . ll ju , 4 l .F . I 1' .L JI 90012006 D004 D004 DOC D006 DOOC D006 D004 IWW EQ? 9 5 umors M Dooc Doo-c Dooc DC vooc Dooc Dooc vooj 14 1 9 Q W i 0 f g 54 7? ' 0 7? M X fl gy W f 7? 54 0 J' 54 ff ref if 54 li PY 7? 34 0 24 T V 0J000 7? Q ' 2 0 M 0 W 7? if '-gg 34 0 J 7? 04 D004 D004 D004 D04 D004 D004 D004 90041 Top Row C Mlller Foster Nelson Larson Crew Abercromble Van Busklrk OBr1en Duncan Spears Hess Second Row Campm Brlggs Braymen Martln Leacox Taylor M Moore Tornqulst Cloepfll Sweney T Ross 0Dowd Thlrd Row DeWeese McGlone Humphrey Young Townsend Racme Jordan L Peterson Morham D Mlller Nelson Lake Bauer Mr Austm Front Row Mlss Ubll Balley Chrlstensen Maddex Yates Stlrk Comstock Blthos Cam Brown Aldrlch Bennett Anderson Browmng Brewer J UNIORS And here we see the Jubllant Junlors' Doesn t the plcture Just ooze wlth buddlng gen1us'7 Of course we have a large number of replesen tatlves ln all the S H S orgamzatlons The blg event of the year came wlth the productlon of Captam Applegack The memory of Captam Applejack s gory blood thlrsty crew Wlll ever be fresh ln everyone s memory The pllots of the J umor Shlp of State are Pres1dent Frank Bauer VICE Presldent Robert Leacox Secy Treas Margaret Gamble Advlsors MISS Ubll Mr Austm To f1IllSll the year wlth a Zlp we staged one keen banquet for e SBHIOTS but we ll let someone else do our braggmg on that score 3 04 5005 D004 D004 D04 D004 D004 DOOC D004 l . . . , . 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QOCDOOCDOOCPOOCDOCDOOCDOOCPOOCDO Top Row-Johnson Rorebeck Holmes Lynn Reed Mlller Moore Hyde Eggleston Arnold Gllbert Second Row McKean Nye Redfleld Mllls Mlller E Spears Rltner Haley Hender son Hlgglns McW1ll1ams Hackett Brlnk Thlrd Row McCreary Gough I'I1gglYlS Flnley Flscher Sllkkerveer Braley Fleld Clark Larson Rhodes Front Row MISS Ub1l Irwln Hatch DeWeese L Peterson Gamble Mr Austln Nordyke Graham Sull1van J UNIORS WE ADMIT that the Junlor Kld Party at Nelson s was one 1olly affan that the J un1or play Captaln Applejack was the best ever that the J unlors have nlne members 1n the Thcsplan Club that the Junlors have SIX boys wearlng S sweaters that the Jumors had two vlctors IH the home declam contest that the Junlors had two people v1ctor1ous 1n the home muslc contest that the Junlor May attendants were really good looklng that the J umors have an offlcer on the Student Councll that the Junlors have four members 1n the Honorary Soclety that the Junlor s banquet for the Senlors was slmply gorgeous that the Junlors thlnk the class of 1932 IS about the best golng 7? :OOC D00C D006 D004 DOC D006 D00C 5004 D004 W M if i t 3 i i t , t f 0? i Q f Q l vii ' .I at , ll? X t ii 54 02.2001 D004 D00C DOC D004 D00C D00C 9004 w BEST NATURED JUNIOR GIRL AND BOY Mary Frances Nye and Robert Leacox were chosen as the best natured Junlor g1rl and boy th1S year Both Mary and 'Bob are the best natured of people and they certamly deserve this honor If the Junlors had been votlng for the representatlve boy and g1rl they could hardly have done better but perhaps It IS because they were so good natured 1n thelr aCt1V1tl9S that they were chosen as such Mary Frances as the best natured g1rl certa1nly l1ves up to her reputatlon She has made many fr1ends 1n her work ln Dramatlcs whlch seems to be her favorlte extra curr1cular act1v1ty In Journahsm and MUSIC she IS promment and her Work ln both has been hard to surpass Bob 1S outstandmg xn athlet1cs In the fall It ls football 1n the wmter basketball and ln the sprlng tennls and golf Hls work IH all of these sports has been excellent and to f1ll m the tlme between seasons he has used hlS VOICE to an advantage As a leadlng man ln The Belle of Barcelona he d1d excellent work Mary Frances and Bob were the Sophomore s best natured gxrl and boy last year so lt 1S ev1dent that tney are Just the kmd of people that Shenandoah Hlgh llkes B If I ,lg Q W lboofboofbooc 2-ooc Doc Dooc D006 D006 vooc fx' R I RVK 5 ,fig R 'MIN lllllt Mmm SOPIIO YYIOIFCS Eoofvoofwooc D004 Di D004 5006 D006 5004 X if ' , 54 I if 54 X X W N g 5 f. 1 X if X03 M W 54 0 It . .. 51 X f u - .' , f x!0x X f A if 110535 54 i if 1 A4 7? 7? Q 54 W 54 0 ,C T Top Row Martin Van Sant Tyler Shumate Haberland J Moore Smoke Gough Second Row Purcell Maxwell Kendrlcks ODay Steele Strom Stevens McDermott Third Row Rogers Llndqul t Inman Sheley Beeks Ford Johnson Maranvllle lVI Johnson M Lauber Hayzlett Callyle Lloyd Knittle Fourth Row Miss Taylor Norton Herrold Davis Holmes Loudon Pitzer F Mille: Orr Schneider Fletcher Mr Russell Howard George Hunter A Holmes WE SOPHOMORES President Robert Ross Vice Presldent Walter Rulon Secy Treas Miriam Miller Who says Sophomores dont like to go to school? This year s class has been the biggest and best yet. Last year in our greenness we were noticeable but this year we are in the spot lights. We are so unusual our other classmen don t know what to think of us. In sports both girls and boys furnished some of the best material. Orchestra and band would be lost without us as for the Glee Clubs well if you ve heard us warble you will know why we win so many contests. Our dramatic ability was shown in the G. R. play remember? And don t forget our chapel not so bad eh? Remember we ll be the Seniors of 33. 0C D004 5004 5005 D04 D006 D004 D006 D004 I' OC :OOC :OOC :OOC :OC :OOC :OOC :OOC :OOC l D 11 , v I 9 , l 1 J x l I 1 , v, H I . 1 'r S y x . 1 N7 I 1 9 1 - Front Row-Irick, Nortoh, D. VVilliams, Green. Heckman, Snow, Jones, Gillam, Nye, ! 7 K il i! 7 K ! K! 7 7 7 1 , , k , . 7 Y D006 900C9QOC900CD0C500C900CP00C90l Top Row W11l1ams Cunnlngham Bertram Kendall Edgerton Walden Damelson Frltcher D Howard Mxrtm Beck G1lbert L Howard Second Row Cloyd Brmk Deerlng Nadgewxck Peterson L Sulhvan D Moore Brush R Clark D Clark Ehnes Noble Brlght Compton Carpenter Th1rd Row Fargo Schnepp F Moore Rulon Bell Coppock Funkhouser R Carpen ter Burke Homsher Haskell Rydberg, Cherney Parsons Fourth Row Mlss Taylor M Sulllvan M Mlller Nelson Gallaway Currler HRIHBQ Clatterbaugh Hlatt B Edgerton Jones K Holmes P1erson Lorlmor Kaserman Mr Russell Holmes Mulhson Franks Brlggs Edgerton Patlence M1elke WE SOPHOMORES DON T GIVE UP' D1d you ever want to leave the game For othel to flght out? D1d you fver et Cl1QLOUI'3.g'Cfl7 D1d you ever want to pout' Play the game from start to funsh Your reward wlll tome at last Do not top to ke lamentlng Atout your fallures of the past Bluff a much as you re a mlnd to You can t fool the Lord your God For he knows Just what you re thmklng He s the master of the squad Don t be scared of llfe s dark pathways Meet them squarely Wlth your face Put 1n hfe the best that s 1n you Show that you can w1n the race Robert Patlence 33 06 D006 D006 D006 D06 D006 D006 D006 D006f l 9 1 7 , - -ni I L Q V L 0 Q V L 3 1 V k 3 3 V '- .l .' L1 . , 1 . I 1 ' 1 1 1 ' - 1 7 'I 7. i ! .7 7 ' .' L 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . ' 1 - 1 -1 1 1 1 - V 1 r 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - ' , 1 y Y . y . , L ' n - W ' 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 -1 k 1 1 - 1 -1 - -1 1 1 . , . . 3 Front Row-Maine, W. Ross, Riggle, R. Ross, Baker, Donahue, Moore, Rulon, N. V 1 1 1 1 1 1 - K 1 V , i, Y l . 0 , .N - K ' ' V . A . ' . 2 QQ . ' . X '1' '. 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' Y . . , ., I . 1 - , . k . . . , i. . . , V 1 kb ff 17 ,,,..,,-f xlmi DIAMONDS IN THE ROUGH L 01 fxWK fxfw 561 TEQU f 'M pun 'NF Freshmen 7? 04 D004 D00C D006 DOC D004 D004 D004 D004 if O I i f ifegifif L- N X l I f fi 0 - W X if 54 af 5.4 W 24 OCDOOCDOOCDOCDOOCDOOCDOOCDO Top Row HRFYIS Wegmueller Wllllam Alexander Blakesley Anderzohn Bullock Norton Herrold Johnson Adams HIX Second Row Keltner M Jones Cofauu Bllss Bonwell Castle Wllfong Kemper Blrch Crane Hayes Good Th1rd Row Ca1n Claiborne Holdren Ald Bertram Baldwln Glllam Cooper Brlght Hatch Bettls Bohn Holmes Fourth Row Brewer Chambers Brlggs Greever Jarman D Adams Lewls Deems B De Sart Brewer E De Sart Bradley Long Lmdqulst Crawford Bateman Howard Hammond Hurst Front Row Llndberg Yates Jones Mlller Braley DHVIGS Klum Colllns Breckwald Eggers THE FRESHM AN CLASS As far back as can be remembered the freshman classes of Shenan doah Hlgh School have been outstandlng consldermg the1r mexperlence and so called greenness But th1S year s class has been especlally promm en In nearly all organlzatlons of the school at least a few members have repl esented us Although not attalnlng brllllant successes 1n everythlng we at least show a great promlse for the future In basketball MaFV1H Good has scored exceedlngly hlgh In muslc we have Mary Loulse Brower, Faylon Gelst and Ruth Rlpley to represent us Others also have shown thelr ab1l1ty and wllllngness to work ln many dlfferent ways Last fall the follow1ng offxcers were chosen to help gulde the class of 1934 through 1ts Freshman year Presldent Ruth Deems Vlce Presldent MHTVIH Good Secretary and Treasurer, James Oldfleld Student Councll Members Helen Hatch and Donald Jones Our advlsors are MISS Ruth Marle Jones and Mr Lyle Park1ns Although now we are only called 1ns1gn1f1cant freshmen by the tlme 1934 has rolled around we hope to have achleved hlgher standards than any other Semor Class that has graduated from the Shenandoah Hlgh School 065006 D004 D006 DOC D004 DOOC D004 D004 1 C 7 - I - 1 1 1 A C f l C f A C ' 7 in 'K7 7 ' A S7 'I 7 7 7 I ! N 7 7 7 Q N7 ' - I Q f 7 - 7 7 7 , L 7 1 7 1 Q, - , F, I n 4 I 1 7 I 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 l - l 7 7 7 I 7 7 ' 7 7 7 - 7 7' - -7 ' Flfth Row-Keenan, Wllllams, Whlte, Teachout, Bennett, MISS Jones, Beach, Brower, B . ' ' ' ' . ' Z ' . ' 1 7 7 - 7 7 7 - 7 7 7 7 4 C , n Q - . l Y ' 1 t. ' . . -L . ' 7 7 . . . - 4 s A . Q I o . n . n : 7 7 .7 ' I S , . L . . . . , . Q . . Q C 1 OCPOOCDOOCPOOCDOCDOOCDOOQDOOCDO i-.- Top Row Racme Thomas Nordyke Sherman McCord MOFh3lH Stenger W Walden Smalley Smlth Moles Second Row Roscoe McDermott Taber M Walden Nelson Stealy Teachout Tyler Sweney Plerson Johnson MOTFIS ODay Thlrd Row Nles Mattox Plnckley Varley Rlma Ryan Thompson Spurlock Tlllman Van Sant Vxsser Rlpley Front Row Russell Morelock Tyner Read Qu1mby Oldf1eld M11ler Peck Schwldde Moran THE FRESHMAN CLASS MY PURPOSE I have to llV8 wlth myself and so I want to be flt for myself to know Always to look myself stralght 1n the eye I don t want to stand w1th the settlng sun And hate myself for the thlngs I ve done I want to go out w1th my head 61 ect I want to deserve all men s respect But here ln the struggle for fame and pelf I want to be able to l1ke myself I don t want to look at myself and know That I m bluster and bluff and empty show I ll never fool myself and so Whatever happens I want to be Self lespectmg and consclence fl ee Selected OCDOOCDOOCDOOCDOCDOOCDOOCDOOCDO , I . ' 1 I l ul l .1 - . 1 - 1- nl W . 7 . 7 v ! Y 7 . 7 7 ' 7 7 I ' -' 1 5 ! ' 7 1 ! 3 7 . . , . a , , . , , . . 1 W 1 l 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 9 ' Fourth Row-McKee, Murphy, Newman, Maddex, Nordstrom, Mr. Parkln. Q 1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 I , . . 7 ' 1 D 1 ' S v, 7 . ' 1 7 7 7 Y 9 1D004 D004 D004 D004 D04 D004 D004 D004 D004 lllllll IIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIllIllIIIIIIIIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHIIIIIIlllllIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I E Florence McKee 11 301916 y 13 gin Cililmuurrzrnt 1 t t b y h pl dg WIIIHIIIIIIIIHII IIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIlllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIHIIIIHF 24 4 if 1 AL u Illlllllllllli g W e e ' 24 E 2 5 if e e ' 24 2 2 4 W e e ' A4 E E J 75 5 2 ' 44 2 2 J W 5 E ' A4 3 2 A 7? 2 1 E 7 2 2 A g Decem er , 1 Februar , 1931 g E ' 1 ' 5 5 S E 1 And will Bless his glorious morn E E Tha rought our love to me, E I M E Wit song of thrush and bloom of E Z E l E 1 W Andtuerne of eternity. S I t d M - e ec e J 7? E 2 ' AL 5 5 J W m IE 1 54 J s 2 if 2 CENTERS OF HAPPY MEMORIES D00C'D00C'D00CT00C D06 D004 D004 D004 D00Cv if - 54 - if - 1 if - 54 ' if - 2 ' W E, 2 f if - A4 - if - A4 - if 3 ig z X E T NEW YORK TIME AND AGAIN March 2 1942 New York City N Y The New Night Club Hottoshottee was u heied into the list of elite places of entertainment on Fifth Avenue last night Society thrilled to the ultra modern cublstic decorations Mr Lawrence Teachout interior decorator of note says Never would it have been possible for me to achieve the ideal night club had it not been foi inx paint splashing practice when decorating for the Junior Senior banquet in 1920 feature of the opening night was the new waltz created bv Mr Emmet Walt rs famed composer The haunting strains of You re Drlvlng Me Goofy lured the couples to the new non skid floors Kats Kavaliers alias Kaks Ixolleglons alias The Night Noisers furnished exotic and undescrlbable music for the occasion The Hotteshottee expects rush patronage from all ex high school graduates that is those who are not entangled in the webs of matrimony Miss Gwendolyn Payne coloratura soprano IQ the hostess of the Club and carries the role with distinction Miss Payne is still waiting for the sunrise and the blue birds Both apparently have been caugnt in the ram control We heartily commend the organlvatlon for its prompt action in curbing the literature of one of America s most mdelicate authors The name of the book is All I Know Akout Women and the worst has not yet been said of it When Dorothy Driftmler Velma Cass and Gwendolyn Jackson popular vocal tr1o over station B U N K last sang a most amusin lncident occurred It appears that announcer Russell Coppock IS reported engaged to one of the trio we will not divulge his little secret By the tender lnfectlon in his voice when he introduced the tr1o the entire radio world guessed his girl friend and he has been razzed about it ever since Mr Robert Jorgenson returned from his trip around the world in the steamship Bernice III here today Despite his voyage there Mr Jorgenson still stoutly main talns that the earth is flat As a result of my dlsentrallment in the immanency of the roquelaur, the rogation to my syncophant is no longer qulntessence but 1s indeed of the ventiduct for terrence fhls statement when translated means that the world IS decidedly flat Mr. Charles Claypool wishes to announce to his many friends and patrons of the past that Alexander Doofinklestein, and Harvey his pet triplet mosquitoes are at present com alescing from a seige of sleeping sickness. Says Mr. Claypool, The little dears haye been training too strenuously for their own good. Mr. Claypool is forming the first mosquito Basketball team the known world had ever produced. He realizes the drastic step he is taking but adds that if successful, his idea will revolutionize the sporting world. FAMED ELELIRILIANS KII LED Berlin Germany The entire world mourns the passing of Ifloyd Gamble and Leslie Oppenheimer who were killed while perfecting their latest perpetual motion machine here recently. The noted pair of mechanic: have sacrificed their lives along with those of Sten- metz, Einstein, Forsl and Fdison in the field of science. Eye witnesses claim that the fatal discharge was the result of Mr. Oppenheimer lighting the powerful 5000,000 watt dynamo a fraction of a second too soon. Poor Oppie he never did go in much for details. The remains lie in state in Berlin. Many Furopean tourists plan to stop over for the funeral. Producer Joe Stevenson has been hailed into court on another charge of breach of promise. It appears that the wealthy Mr. Stevenson can not resist the appeal. of chorus girls. This time the charge is brought against him by Maybelle Beeks, one of Fieldzig's star musical comediennes. Z 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 C 3 4 W lbooc vooc :ooc :ooc bo: DQ0Cg90OFpg?00C :occ 1 :OOC :OOC :OOC I :OOC :OC :OOC :OOC g :OOC DO Tl so 97 n . 1 1 Mr. Willard Larson's latest book has been banned' by the American Board of Book 1 l K 1 i H. -A Y: ,xxx K. UU' '. it U .C 1 ,, .- U u Y. . .T 'L A ' i Ll. K - I . . ' i -ur V ip 1. l X is p K . . K A - L , . .L I , 1 1 1 , if , L A V 1 , V 1 1 7 44 ' T! J U Y Y 1 , 'K J 1 T 1 OCSPOOC D004 D004 D04 D004 D004 D004 90 Top Row Claypool Bauer Rulon Jone Front Row Turnbull Strrk Clatterbaugh Hatch Mr Guernsey STUDENT COUNCIL The much talked of project Student Government has frnally been launched rn our school thrs year Each class has two represerrtatrves a boy and a grrl who make up the Student Councrl One project started by the Student Councrl rs Senror Hall Momtors A new group of monrtors rs chosen every srx weeks Although thrs year rs the frr st for the present Student Councrl rt has proved very satrsfactory and worth whrle and rn the years to come we hope rt wrll contrnue to help the students settle therr drffrcultres and problems The Councrl rs as follows Senlors Lucrle Turnbull presrdent and Charles Claypool Junrors Frank Bauer and Gladys Strrk secretary Sophomores Walter Rulon vrce presrdent and Dorrs Clatterbaugh Freshmen Donald Jones and Helen Hatch 05-5004 D004 D004 304 D004 9005 D004 D0 r 9 y 5' 1 3 2 J ' ' ' , ' cz J Y vs , ' 7 1 ' l U ' I ww v I 4 - 'Y I . r K A, . 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I 9 . . . , , . . , . . . , , . . . . lD00C D00CJD00C D004 DOC D004 D006 D006 90041 Top Row Jones McCreary Gamble M Johnson Maddex Yates Flscher Holmes M3d1SOU Duncan Hand E Johnson Tunn1cl1ff Comstock Second Row Flnley Hart Rames Turner Cozad Blake Fletcher Ir1ck Rorebeck Howard M Reed M Mxller Cas Kendall Dr1ftm1er Bnnk Cloyd Thlrd Row Coppock Beeks Turnbull Cotr1ll E Jones Lynn MCW1ll1amS Hackett Henderson Haley Larson M1115 R1tner Redfleld Fourth Row Gough Ford Beeks Holmes Solon Jackson Mlller Young Fleld Drake Spears Howard Recd Snowdall Clatterlaugh F1fth Row Long Mlller Nye Maranvllle Loudon Coppock Bell Johnson Foster M Johnson Wlgger Vlckers Brlnk Carpenter Burke Brush MISS Haglel Hames Lorlmor Edgerton Parker WIICOX Galloway GIRL RESERVES G1rl's Beatntude Happy IS the glrl Who follows the volce w1th1n her heart And stands slncerely for all thlngs good Who stoops not to dlsloyal thought But dellghts ln the purposes of God And thlnks on them alone both day and mght For she IS l1ke a tender tree planted beslde a rlver Whlch buds and blossoms when the seasons come Whose leaves turn upward reachmg out And all she does shall l1ve Selected OFFICERS Presldent Frances Edgerton Secretary Marlam Mlller Treasurer LOIS Hand l Jn 1 ll A as L - - I W ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 l 1 1 . 1 1 G Y Y ' Y ' 7 Y ' . 1 1 1 .1 1 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 . Y ' Y ' 7 RS! Y Y . Y. ' 1 1 1 1 0 . 1 ' -.1 1 1 1 Y Y Y Y Y ' ' - 'Q , 1 1 K 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' Y . Y Y 4 Y I K ' 1 1 . 1 1 - .1 1 ' 1 1 1. 1 ' . Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 1' Front Row-McKean, Schneider, Williams, F. Miller, M. Miller, Nelson, Currier, Lauber, 7 Y Y Y ' Y Y 4 bOOC'TOOC'bO0C'EOOC Doc D004 D-OOC DOOC 500g 'POOC DOOC D001 DOOC DOC D004 DOOC DOOLDOOC' Top Row Davls I-Ierold Heckman Hlatt Cloyd Knlttle Colllns Lloyd Moore Geolge D Clark R Clark Second Row Funkhouser N Holmes Pxtzer Maddex Newman Bertram Am Spur lock Thompson Thlrd Row A Holmes Whlte Taber Bettl Walden Tyler Keenan Hatch LCWI McKee Stealy Fourth Row Van Sant Visser ODay Br1ggs Long Brlght Beach Jarman Deems M Glllam Crawford K Holmes Front Row C Glllam Snow Rlpley Varley Murphy Nordstrom L Qulhvan Brower Sheley M Sulllvan Mattox M1ss Hagler GIRL RESERVES Glrl Reserve Code Graclous ln manner Impartlal 1n Judgment Ready to serve Loyal to fr1ends Reachlng toward best Eager for knowledge Seelng the beautlful Ever dependable Reverent to God Vlctorlous over self Earnest 1n purpose Slncere at all tlmes 0550055-00C D-00C DOC D004 500C 5004 5004+ l 1 7 7 7 7 7 7 -7 7 7 ' 7 ' , ' ' . .. 1 7 - '7 7 7 7 7 7 ' 1 , D . Q Q L 7 7 7 7 Y S7 7 7 7 7 S7 7 ' l 1 . , . . . 7 7 7 -7 7 7 7 1 -7 . . , ,I . -I. l i - 7 ' 7 7 IY7 7 7 -K ' 7 7 7 - 7 7 - . 7 Y 7 7 7 7 7 7 . l. Top Row Wise DeWeese W Martin Nye Gee Stephenson D Schneider Mr Galt Second Row Moles Foster McGlone Larson Collins Hyde Duncan Clark Bauer Van Buskirk Ross ience Mattox Front Row Johnson Claypool Leacox Briggs Tornqu1st Franks Mulhson Briggs Edgerton Read Pierson Miller THE BOYS CLUB The Boys Club under the able direction of Mr Galt has had a very successful year There are forty members 1n the club with an average attendance of twenty five or thirty at the meetings The club meets weekly alternating on Mondays and Tuesdays the fifth period to accom- modate as many boys as possible. The programs include discussions on topics of interest to High School boys and outside speakers furnish a pleas- ing variety Some of the popular outside speakers who have given helpful and inspirational talks are J. D Harding Reverend Insley and A. N. Ahlgren. Many of the most helpful discussions are those led by the boys themselves using topics of interest relating to their present and future success During the fall six boys and Mr. Galt went to the tri-state Hi. Y con- vention which was held at Sioux City While there they heard many in- spirational talks by competent men When they returned they made in- teresting reports on their experiences Last summer five boys attended Camp Foster the Hi. Y. camp on Lake Okoboji for a week These boys also had many interesting and helpful things to report to the club. At the first of the year the Boys Club gave a party for the Fresh- men boys There were also two other parties during the year one of which was for the initiation of new members All of the members agree that the Boys Club is of great help in the development of their physical social mental and spiritual life of goofy. :ooc :occ Doc ppp? Doo: 3-ooc Dooc. 1 1 W . 7 v ' I y 9 I r ' I f ' ' 1 s. 1 1 1 . 2 1 s 1 1 Third RowfO'Day, Braley, .Martin, Lorimor, Sullivan, Tyler, Johnson, Cleopfil, Pat- W , 7 . ! 7 ' Y . 7 7 I Y . 7 7 3 l 7 . ' 7 , . . , o . , . Y . ! . . ' 7 . 1 , 7 ' 7 7 ' 7 , . 7 ' 7 ! 7 7 ' ocwocvoocboocpocbooiboocboocbo Top Row Fender Hyde Ross Duncan Hunter Ross Flshbaugh Gee Second Row Carlyle Mclxean Barne Oppenhelmer bample Gamble Tunnlcllff Nye Front Row Duncan Wllcox Eskew Hender on MISS Barton Parker Currler Mlller THESPIANS At the beglnnlng of the school year the few remalnlng members of the Dramatlc Club declded to 1o1n the natlon wlde hook up of hlgh school Dramatlc assoclatlons known as the Thesplans Entrance was based upon the number of cues of partlclpants ID a play The club membershlp leaped to fourteen These were glven the lofty d1st1nct1on of Charter members whlch the double cast plan was used w1th much success Slnce the Thesplan club embraces Declam a new member was taken 1n together Wlth those ellglble from the play The 1n1t1at1on can be truthfully acknowledged as the most severe 1n Hlgh School Hlstory The Junlor Class Play Captaln Apple1ack was as usual a great success It has often been stated that the best IS always saved untll the last Thls statement was amply upheld when the Senlor play It Happened 1n Hollywood cllmaxed Dramatlc ac t1VltleS of the year To keep up the enthus1asm of the club monthly meet lngs were held at the homes of the members and the pep IH the orgamza t1on was flrmly establlshed along Wlth the thousand other school tradl tlons H - . The first production of the year was an all-school play 'Fifty-Fifty ,' in 5 t 'K' 7? 4 D004 D004 D004 D004 D04 D004 D004 D004 D004 lvOOC D-001 DOOC D004 DOC D006 P004 DOO-1 DOOC' KN U0 fewem ,M , rnaumias My X11 1f1fvf1f11 61 1011 1ff 1 111 0 1fff1 flllb 1ff 11011 f 111111Z fy 111M MQ 11 ff fff1l1f 1f ff 11 flfl ffl!! 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J L, D00f4.D-OOC D006 DOOC JK D004 D001 DOOC DOOC' Standrng Comstock Hatch Johnson Tyler Turnbull Hunter Sample Currrer Mr Galt McGlone Freld Srttrng Payne Hurd Beeks Maddex B Duncan Henderson P Duncan Nye Clark R Brrggs Eskew Wrgger Jones Ro J Madrson SHEN HI CAN Ah' We have come to the close of a most successful year It rs the erghth year we have publrshed the Vorce of the Shenandoah Hrgh School and we thlnk rt rs the best so far Of course we aren t concerted but rf you have followed th1S lrttle paper each week you wrll agree that every publrcatron has really been somethrng to be proud of It was qurte a sur prrse to some of our concerted males that belreved the paper would sure largely composed of the farr sex Do vou suppose we haxe serrously rn rured the ego of some of the poor opposrte ses? Our Edrtor rn chref Lucrle Turnbull has trrumphantly gurded us to the close of a wonderful vear of hard work and honest to goodness brarn exercrsrng Here s hoprng that all Shen Hr Can staffs for many vears to come mav have the success we have experrenced Durlng the year the staff blossomed out wrth a Chapter of the Qurll and Scroll a Natronal Honorary Socrety for Hrgh School Journalrsts Our Chapter rs composed very largely of Shen H1 Can members We are much rndebted to Mr Galt for securrng a charter ln thrs socrety for us Mr Galt has been behrnd us rn all of our rournalrstrc work and has made our paper and year book the success that they now are It rs wrth regret that we leave thrs work to next year s staff W . Y . , Y Y y! l , 1 A , SSS . 'L' .7 ' 7 7 1 W ly go tho thek bow-wows that the staff this year was headed by a' girl, and 4 p00C b0OC'300c DOOC :-Oc DOOC 500C DQOC D004 l Top Row Irwrn Coach Austrn Mattox Second Row Prerson Frrcher Parker Front Row Comstock Turnbull Frscher Wrlcox DEBATE The debate team thrs year under the leadershrp of Coach Austrn has traveled erghteen hundred mrles rn preparrng for and partrcrpatrng rn debates The season conslsted of mneteen debates wrth nrne drfferent schools The cllmax of the season vxas when the team consrstrng of Bettre Parker and Lucrle Turnbull went to the semr frnals rn the Drake Debate Tournament In thrs tournament Shenandoah elrmrnated Dubuque Ames dur mg the season were as follows 'Vlaryvrlle Oskaloosa Roosevelt Hrgh Abraham Lrncoln Creston Farragut and Central Hrgh Omaha Thrs year the debaters who wrll recerve gold S s are Elorse Wrlcox Lorrarne Prerson Loulse Frscher MHIIOH Comstock Bettre Parker and Lucrle Turnbull Although debate does not recerve as much support from the school as do some other actrvrtres rt rs one of the most rnterestrng and profrtable Those partlcrpatrng rn rt recerve trarnrng that wrll be of help to them all through lrfe - .J ' . , . T K ' ' . ' . 1 1 ' a 9 - 1? ' . 9 - ' l N ! . ' Q Y East High Des Moines, Fort Dodge and Ottumwa. Other schools debated ' .1 ' . 1 .: r ' , . , ', 3 ' ! I 7 7 ' ' ' ll 7 !! ' ' ' 1 . v 1 . , 1 ! 9 I 7 , . D00-CDOOCDQOCDOOCDOCDOOCDOOCDOOCDOT Standlng Mr Galt C Johnson Smoke E John on G Ross Shumate R Ross Hand Kendall Jorgensen Seated Cozad Ralnes Kendall Beek Eskew Hunter Duncan Claypool Fleld Mc Queen Maddex Howard Madlson Say' D1d you notlce the brand new style of annual covers th1s year? That s how much the 1930 31 annual staff thxnks of your annual Wlth the motto blgger and better always lnsplrmg them the staff has Worked countless hours gettmg the Shenandoah ready for you Of course much of the credlt for th1S annual goes to the staff s ad vlsor Mr Galt and to Grant Ross Dorothy Howard and LOIS Hand but then the staff Just had to have 1tS say so and tell you how much they en 1oyed taklng snapshots of you and then Wfltlllg' clever C93 thlngs about you to go down ln th1S memory book OC 5004 DOOC DOOC DOC DOOC D004 DQOC D004 I y if - y 54 ' 3 W - 54 - 1 W - 2 ' . , , ,, W - '-- ., yn, ., .,, SZ . ,S , .y , Y , ., ., , 1 X Q Y y , . . W , Q4 WITH THE EDITGRS W - 0 S H 54 - , . J 1 ' . if 0 0 M , ,L , ,ly , I X - , S H. I 0 1 , W O I. . . A. , u ' . . . . ' M ' if - 54 ' if - 54 - if - 24 - if . 54 ' 'ff if 54 W ll W ll if M 77 44 if ll if ll ll 54 if Top Row Payne, J Jones, Long, Mlller, Henderson, Hurst, Drxftmler Kendall Cass Flscher, Cozad Second Row Stealy, Clark Larson Edgerton Tunmcllff Jones Cotrlll, Jackson, Mc Creary, Schnelder Newmann, Reed DeSart Thlrd Row Tlllman Walden Bohn bweney, Green Beach Redfleld Maddex Yates Nye Reed, Nordstrom Fourth Row Mlller M Jones Brush Wxlcox MISS McMah1ll L Sulhvan M Sulllvan Heckman Jarman BOYS AND GIRLS GLEE CLUBS Under the splendld d1rect1on of Naoml McMah1ll and Elizabeth Perry the Boys and Glrls Glee Clubs have had another successful year At the beglnmng of the year both Clubs gave an extraordlnary operetta Belle of Barcelona They also have sung at the Declamatory Contest and the weekly Assembly Both Clubs also have a quartette and sextette of whlch we may be qulte proud The Glrls Glee Club won f1rst at the Sub D1 trlct Contest at Clarrnda whxle the boys were defeated although they made a very credltable show1ng The hlgh school has every reason to be proud of the Glee Clubs and both Glee Clubs ln return are puttlng' forth every effort to brlng the honors home to our school Several members of both Glee Clubs are consldered very talented and w1ll probably go on ln the mus1cal world and w1n greater success -I I- OCBOOCDOOCDOCDOOCDOOCD-00450 04 f Q I I f ,, B . -,, .. - . , . 1.....,.-A 1 . , , .. w -. , 1 , . f . 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' OUR BAND Thls has teen one of the most successful years the Band has ever experlenced and rt has become one of the most popular organrzatrons of the school due largely to the co operatlon of the management of the thool The Band has furmshed musrc for rll the athletrt events of the year, has made many trrps out of town, and has broadcast programs frequently from radro statlons The Band has forty flye members OFFICPRQJ l' 0 qtrom IJITQCQOT Presrdent Dorxs Clatterbauth Vrce Presrdent Thomas Ross Sec y Treas Tom Jack Noble PERSONNEL Trumpets and Cornets Thomas Ross Jay lilakesly Russell Cop pock Wayne Stevens Llwer Hyde Ar1elTunnrcl1ff Iirllv Burke Clarrnets Emmett Walters Earl lllakesly Tom Jack Noble Dean McKee Joe Smoke Mary Howard Theodore Mariel Freda Iilakesly Frank Bauer James Oldfreld Saxophones Doris Clatterbaugh Duane Frnley Farl brmpsorr Don ald Pursell Laura Clatterbaugh Robert Ross Flute Flame Howard Prccoloe lfrlward May Trombones Robert Flshbaupzh Sam Brown Vrnrenl lxaslrmann Paul Cass Glen 0Day Dolores Bradshaw Altos Robert Johnson Francrs Crew liarrtones Merle Strom Rrchard Gass Sousaphones Daxrd Lake Norman Andrews Robert Iourzhrey Drums Delane Breckwald Duane Qample Ivan Tornqurst Bram l mer Leacox Wrllard James ' I . A .T C .: 5' . ' ' . ' . . , 1 1 ' a v Y I J . 7 1 ru '- . . . . . , l I . 1 , . r. . s ,,,,A . ,,,,,,.,,,,, . H, Y., ' --iiiiiiA-biiiiA-Y ' . ,- Drum Major' ....,,,,,,eee - ,eee Maxfield Barnes r sg 1- .', ' ' . , -'Q 1 ' 7 ' V y . ' v A . -' L. ' - ' I V 7 v A'-lr ' fl ' . 5.77 'h ' . . V ' I ' A., . ' . SK' ' , 4 l. S 4 v. .' t . . Y ' . 1. M v' 1 v va, - J ' l . . , ' ' - 1 ' 0 k 0 0 V 0 I 0C P001 DOOC D004 POC P004 D004 D001 D004 - , , Top Row Ge1St Ross Strom Walters Barnes Gass Lake James Second Row Noble Bauer Smoke I Howard Ross Coppock Sample Thlrd Row Redf1eld M Reed Rames L Reed Burke Henderson Beach E Howard Tunn1cl1ff Hunter Redfxeld McClune Jorgensen Front Row Nelson Wllcox Maddex Sulhvan Mattox M1ss Perry Tornqulst Hurd Aldrlch McKee May Murphy Adams Colllns ORCHESTRA Th1s year has been a most lnterestmg and successful one for the Orchestra under the dlrectlon of Mary Ellzabeth Perry At the flrst of the year the orchestra was reduced ln sxze to mamtaln the proper balance The orchestra now numbers forty two Durmg the year the Orchestra has played for many of the Hlgh School act1v1t1es play1ng for all the plays the Declamatory Contest and The Belle of Barcelona glven by the Boys and Glrls Glee Clubs addmg greatly to 1ts success The Orchecstra practlces tw1ce every week and much earnest effort IS belng put forth to w1n flrst place 1n the muslc contest to be held ln Aprll The last semester a new system of practlclng was lnaugurated Each member was glven a practlce card whlch was to be fllled out each week w1th the number of hours practlced the mmlmum of whlch was to be two hours At the end of mneteen weeks those who have fulfllled the requlre ments w1ll FQCSIVS some recogmtlon Three chamber muslc groups were orgamzed 1nclud1ng a strmg quar tet a brass quartet and a v1ol1n quartet The strmg quartet mcludes EIOISQ Wllcox EIOISQ Redfleld Helen Currler Dorothy Hurd and Marle Henderson accompanlst The Brass quartet Thomas Ross Russell Cop- pock Maxf1eld Barnes and Paul Gass In the v1ol1n quartet Dorothy Rames Luella Reed Mary Reed and Ruth Maddex Each of these are entered ln the contest OCDOOCDOOCDOOCDOCDOOCDOOCDOOCDO L 2 2 V L 1 V L . 3 V E L F ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - X ' ' . 1 1 .1 - 1 1 1 ' 3 '- . 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It also accompanled the Operetta CK ' !Y 7 7 , Q 1 1 1 1 , o 1 1 . 9 l 1 1 1 1 - , - ,1 .1 o 1 I 1 1 Y . ! 7 , 1 I , 1 1 , W , , - , ' 1 . 1 1 ' ' ' E 1 5O1lC..DO0lDOOQ-D006 DOC D004 D004 D006 D005 S CLUB MEMBERS Donald Nance Pootball 2 3 Charles Claypool Football 2 4 Basketball 4 Track 3 4 Dorwm Andcrson rlck I lul Johnson l ootlall 3 4 Basketball .2 54 Track 3 4 Roy ll1ug.,he1ty lrack 2 4 Walter Rulon Football 1 2 Basketkall 1 2 Track 1 2 Robert G1 aham Football 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Track 2 2 Harold Larsen Football 3 Basketball 3 Robert Leacox Footb ill 3 Baqketbdu Z 5 Paul Sulhvan Basketball 3 iFlected too late for Paul Hunter Footkall 4 Basketball 4 Track 3 4 pltturej Warner Abercrombxe Football 3 Ted Buggs rootball 1 2 2 Paul Duncan Basketball 4 Iootball 4 for Plctufel MAFVIH Good Football 1 Basketball 1 Fredrlck Tyler Football 2 Fvard Taylor Football 3 Edgar Arnold Football 'R N fl fxw lhe Wild Wlustmg IS 1 dang,crous tolt Ancl vxhouer rule hlm 1 sure of a lolt ,a,0c300CD00C'D00C D0C D004 D004 D004 5O0C!l W 'vi' - -' -'-i D T -D-D----'---D - ' ' '-D 'L ' , Y , ' I ,. 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W U cllo G 54 f W X X K e QQ 1- OCDOOCPOOCDOOCDOCDOOCDOOCDOOCDO Top Row Gamble Schnelder Castle Moore, Smlth Foster Stephenson Mull1son Walden Howard Second Row Coach Glover Ross Brayman Graham Rulon Taylor Leacox Johnson Keltner Smoke Clark Ixaserman Coach Bath Front ROWG Lgrson Arnold Vance Tyler Brlggs Claypool Abercromble Hunter oo FOOTBALL SQUAD GRID SEASON SUMMARY Prospects for the season looked gloomy when Amlty scored the flrst touch down ln the openmg game However ln the second half the Mustangs swung lnto actlon and scored two markers to w1n a 14 6 vlctory Dlsplaylng a marked lmprovement we battled the strong Valley Junctlon eleven to a 6 6 tle the flrst t1e game slnce the Vllll ca game 1n 1923 The Mustangs were very favorably lmpressed w1th the good sportsmanshlp of the vlsltors The thlrd game of the season saw the W1ld cats IH our corral Three quarters were passed soreless but a break came 1n the fourth when Graham lntercepted Long s pass and loped 82 yards for the only counter 1n the game Good ball was exh1b1ted Ly both teams V1lllSCa failed for the fourth year to las o the mustangs however they d1d hold us to a lower score than usual The locals outclassed the Blue Jays 1n all departments except passlng However 1n one perfect pass Johnson to Hunter the latter made a pretty 30 yard run for a counter Leacox scored the extra po1nt W1th a greatly lmproved game the 'Vlustangs stamped down the Bull dogs 1n a d6C1S1VC vlctory to the tune of 19 0 The horses showed plenty of flre and a large number saw servlce 1n th1s t1lt Leacox and Good scorlng the touch downs Taylor made a spectacular 82 yard run only to be called back for chpplng OC DOOC DOOC D004 DOC DOOC D005 D006 D0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' - - . 1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 . -1 S 1 - , s . , . . . , 1 1 ' , . 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A M' 0 0000 ' f kifif 0 Q T 0 GRID SEASON SUMMARY The first game under the Bright lights at Clarinda resulted in a disappolntment to the county seat fans Our boys soon found themselves and charged around and through the Cardinals in a rather one sided game with a victory score of 26 to 0 Ted Briggs lnjured hls knee in this encounter so that a substitution was necessary The team showed a real scoring machine and all turned in an excellent performance The Armistice game at Red Oak brought out one of the largest crowds ever assembled in S W Iowa to witness their favorites ln action Red Oak fans were rewarded in the last few minutes of the play in seeing their team come batk to tie the Mustangs 1n a 7 to 7 draw It was the third t1e game for Red Oak and the second for the Mustang herd The game failed to name the Hawkeye champs The second night game played at Atlantic proved to be the Jinx The maroons although in scoring distance many times could not deliver the needed drive to force the ball across The Bunnies score came in the fourth quarter when they fought their way across for a marker and took the extra point Shenandoah s hopes for the trophy were dissipated by the Creston Panthers when they delivered the second defeat of the season winning ty 6 to 0 score Their marker came at the end of a terr1f1c smashing attack which carried the ball down the field 12 yards for the only score of the game Our boys tightened up and played a wonderful The Mustangs ended their season in Missouri Valley s yard on Turkey day where their effort ended in a tie goose egg score Our boys showed superior performance in many departments of the game but failed to make good when in scoring distance on several occasions The final whistle checked in for the last time eight Senior grid sters Capt Claypool Johnson Hunter Olson M Schneider D Schneider Stephenson and Lorimor were the Senior contmgent Only the first four saw service in this tilt While our season s standing was marred by several defeats and tied scores we feel that the boys gave a good account of themselves Red Oak, Creston Football Standings and Scores HAWKI' YF SIX STANDINC Shenandoah ,,.,,,..e. , ....... ........ ' Villisca Atlantic Clarinda Shenardoah-1 Amity 6 Shenandoah- Shenandoah- Shenandoah- Shenandoah- Evard Taylor Full Back Edgar Arnold Right End Donald Vance Right Guard Robert Leacox Right Half Back Chas. Claypool. Capt. Left Tackle Valley Junction 6 Hamburg 0 Villisca 0 1 Bedford 0 Shenandoah Shenandoah Shenandoah Shenandoah Shenandoah Pc . 1000 1000 Clarinda 0 Red Oak 7 Atlantic 7 Creston 6 Missouri Valley 0 FOOTBALL MEN AND POSITIONS Walter Rulon Quarter Back Paul Hunter Left End Ted Briggs Center Frederick Tyler Left Guard Warner Abercrombie Right Tackle Paul Johnson Left Half Back Marvin Coud Half Back Sul. Max Schneider Full Back Sub. Harold Larson Tackle Sub. Robert Graham Riktht End L 0C'D004 D004 D00C.90C D004 D004 D004 D004' 'D004 D004 D004 D004 D04 D004 D004 D004 90 defensive game, but could not muster the punch needed to drive a counter over. , . W I. 'I' t 3 0 2 2 0 1 2 2 1 500 2 2 0 500 1 2 0 333 0 4 0 000 S . 4 26 I 6 7 6 0 7 0 . 9 . 0 1 Q 1 Og-QOOQ DOOQ DOOQDOC DOOQ 900C :OOC 9006! .1 YU I I I I 3 9 I ff 2 V 3 '. wi. S I n ,,,,,, ..,. ..., . .Q I R F 1 ,., Q 0 -s i X ,- l l' p x 5 , .. . ,Q G Q I 5 2 il. . Surf K Q o 5' . Capt. Johnson Graham Rulon Good Leacox ALL-STAR PLAYERS CAPT. PAUL JOHNSON-Left Guard Johnnie was the best Captain the mustangs have had for some time. He was an all-state mang was unusually good on offense and his defense saved many a game for his colleagues. CAPT.-ELECT ROBERT GRAHAM-Right Guard ' He was excellent as a running mate for Capt. Johnson. He is a steady dependable player and should make good as next year's pilot. He was good on offense, but at his best on defense, his accurate shooting' turned the tide in many games. ROBERT LEACOX-Center A brilliant player. In his first year center, he was a most valuable player. He was dangerous with his long shots, and was fast and shifty on defense. All he needs is more altitude. VVALTER RULON-Right Forward Only a Soph. but Walt was the steadiest player on the team. He was a surprise at defense, and was one of the conference top men on baskets. MARVIN GOOD-Left Forward' The only Freshman on the team, lic-cl's playing' was in keeping with his name. He was equally good both at offense and defense. lle never lost sight of the ball and his shooting was all that could he desired. D0 . G D004 M9004 D03 D004 50,05 50, 0C 9004-' OC D001 D004 DOCKCDOC D001 DOOCCPOOC PO T Top Row Smoke Kaserman Taylor Mulhson Jorgensen Mrddle Row Coach Glover Arnold Larson Hunter Coach Bath Front Row Duncan Rulon Ieacox Johnson Graham Good Sullrvan Claypool BASKETBALL Summary of Season When the flrst call for basketball candldates was rssued over srxty boys responded all of them eager to am a posltron on the frrst team The Mustangs showed mld season form rn the openrng game defeat 1ng therr anclent rrval Red Oak thrrty f1VQ to seventeen They contrnued thelr vlctorles and frnlshed the frrst round by defeatlng Creston on her home floor the flrst tlme m several years rn an excltlng game The second serres of conference games was equally successful but frought wrth came when the Mustangs showrng that same unconquerable sprrlt that characterlzed them defeated Creston twenty two to srxteen rn a thrrlhng game and clnched the Hawkeye SIX Trophy The Mustangs not only held the champlonshrp but were the onlv undefeated team ln the con ference The Mustangs after f1I11ShlI1g a very successful season easrly won the sectronal tournament by defeatlng Tabor twenty srx to srxteen rn the fmals In the dlstrlct tournament the Mustangs drew a Bye the frrst round In the Seml fmals they defeated Red Oak thlrty four to seventeen After outplaymg Abraham Lmcoln durlng the early part of the game narrowly lost It rn the last quarter VS e are justly proud of the two plaques won and for the fme school spurt and loyalty whlch they symbolrze danger on account of injuries tovmembers of the first team. The .climax D006 DOOC b00c 500C DOC 500C :00c DQOC D004 TRACK MEN Top Row Coach Glover Teachout Adams D Howard Gllbert Parsons D Johnson Nye Forsythe Spears Norton Coach Bath Mlddle Row Schneider Claypool P Johnson Crane Stephenson Wilfong Anderson C Johnson Castle Eggleston Miller Colfaud Bottom Row Abercrombie Olsen Graham Daugherty James Capt Hunter Sullivan Tyler Good Rulon SPRING SPORTS On the first sign of spring over sixty aspirants for track honors be gan to practice daily. The schedule this year is one of the hardest the Mustangs have ever had. It consists of meets at Tarkio Council Bluffs Drake Relays College Springs Creston and the District and State meets. The Mustangs are Well represented in both track and field events. The Relay Teams are very fast as usual. Due to loss of Captain Morhain Paul Hunter was elected captain. Up to date Mustangs have placed high in all meets attended and as the season progresses it is hoped they will even be more successful. The tennis team composed of M. Barnes, D. Sample and T. Ross were only fairly successful this year due to inexperience. A more successful season is predicted for next spring. Due to the loss of entire golf team of last season this years team com- posed of R. Leacox and E. Hyde did not do so well. However as the same team will be back next spring and we will expect them to win their share of laurels 3 3 rD006 D006 D006 D006 D06 D006 D006 D006 D006. 42, A , ' ' -Tyner, Jones,,Struck, Pierson, Morhain, D. Howard, ,Crew, Bdyer, Waldenz , v u J v 1 - D 9 3 . . . . . - 1 J W - J S 1 J 1 QD004 D004 D004 DOOC D04 D004 D004 D004 D004! Standlng Van Sant Mattox Tyler Brower F Long Whlte Beach L Turner I Howard Second Row B1'1ggS Collms Bennett Walden R Carpenter Currler Halnes Holmes Gallaway Thlrd Row Orr Rulon Snow E Howard Merna Brmk R Clark D Clark Schnelder J Beeks Johnson Knlttle Lloyd Fourth Row Young Mlldred Brmk Reed Fmley Gough Spears Gamble McCrary Masters Front Row Turnbull M Beeks Dr1ftm1er Duncan Tunmcllff Mlss Harrold Edger ton Peck D Long A Carpenter Llghtfoot I Turner GAA OFFICERS Presldent Barbara Duncan V106 Pres1dent Estella Kendall I Treasurer Jennle Galloway Advlsor Mlss Nellle Harrold The glrls athletlcs started off th1s year as usual wlth a bang ' The Soccer tournament was won by the Jumors U1 after many unusual prac t1CeS ln the snow and cold The Senlors showed champlonshlp form IH volley ball took these honors for the second consecutlve year It was really a very 8XC1tlI'lg' tournament Not w1sh1ng to let the upper classmen cop all the crowns the Sophomore wlth flghtlflg Splrlt took Captam Ball Indoor baseball belng a newer sport was not so well patromzed by the glrls The champlons were the Sophomores Track and tennls are the present mter ests We hope to make a real success ln these One of the most 8XClt1I'lg' events of the year took place Just before Chrlstmas vacatlon Imtlatlon ' Th1S IS planned by the old members and let me tell you after belng two or three years 1n the Club they can certalnly thmk of hard punlshment To be 1n1t1ated a glrl has to have at least 100 polnts The g1rl that reaches a 1000 pomts IS awarded an S The glrls I'9C8lV1l'1g those th1s year were Mabel Llghtfoot Dorothy Long Estella Kendall Frances Edgerton Senlors and Mlldred Brmk a J un1or TH H' D004'D00C'5004 D004 D04 D004 D004 D004 D004l 7? 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K g Y K I J J YE A T 7 POOCDOOCDQOCDOOCDOCPOOCDOOCPOOCDO7 ...L- SN AP SHOTS OC D00C 5004 D004 DOC 5004 D006 POHOC D004 01 ' if - 54 ' X X if - ' 2. - W O 0 2 ' ,S 7? f 1 Q at W 0 bg 9 ,H 0.0 X - W - Q, ' W 0 AL - ,.' 0 DT . lark , W - ' 54 6 W L 2 ' if - 5 AL Q W - M ,0 ' 54 ' W - Q, ' 0 T Jumor Hlgh Teachers Martln lluharty Ruth Hunter Rletme Culver Hovsard SEVENTH GRADE lop Row Hart Shaw Turnbull Musgrove Rodgera Rulon Davm Sllllth George Blackman Second Row bmlth Roller Martln Hanklns Mattox Howard Jerlemq Haxee Red fleld Martln Currlel Palmer Lug th Brlght 'Ihud Row Rlma Harrl Haley Bartlee Leacox Adams Maranxllle Bartlee Bettw Good Inman Mulkex Hall Mlller Flemlng Bhsi Carlmle Beck Roller Benan Qulnett Davm Nlowery Flfth Row Relmand Daugherty Carpenter Dr1ftm1er Moles Kennex Dame Orton Heard Oxlozne Orr Adamo Fawcett Haszlett Neleon Ham1lton Slxth Row Perkmi Johnson Wenetrand Fleldo Snuth Hvde Flthen Dane Mo1r1Q Clatterbaugh Brad hav. Brown Taber Qtephem Wameley Plnckley Colwell Iront Row Sharp Asbury lxwton BEI'l9CllC' Brrvsn Bdlflvklfl Sandera XX egmueller Slllht Vllu Weston Sll'll1PldlY' Vhlxon Smoke Schell Stlrk Purnell 1 1 ' 4' 4 ' ' 1 1. ! ! I ! ' 7 I ' :nf . 1 l R, ' E v 1 E 1 4 1 1 ' ' ' 1 ' 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 'Y ' l Y ' 1 l 1 I ' l 1 ' Q '11 . 1 ' 1 l - 1 .Y -1 ' 1 . . Y l 7 . A l, ' ' S l 7 T ' . . 1 1 S1 ' 1 ' - 1 V1 ' 'f1. ' v 1 1 1 A 1 ' 1 .'1 ' 1 1 1 - - Fourth RowQLoughre , Goss Anderson Foster Blakesle Beeks, Barrett, Pulle ' ' 1 1 D 1 I 1 ' i' X! Y ! 7 V L 7 A v' . Y' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 .'1 V - 1 1 - . , v ' Y I ,. . l ,, , ,, . , All , . l , , O . ' R 1 . , I , , , A , Y , , ' .,. l ' . I Y 1 S I vi 1 7 ' Y ' 3 4 'Ts 71. 'E v V 'Z 1 I X , v1 Q X V 1 ' Y' ! 'W' , '1 V f ' Z 1 X l, 'I , 1 ' , .' , L ' ,, l ' , L , ' . Top Row Crew Kaserman Currler Johnson Hayes Rounds GOW1ng' Cobb Johnson Insley,F1eld Fenstermacher Mowry Dodge Hammons Knodle Hackett Second Row Parker Pease Solon MOTh31H Funk, Hunter Scott Cleaveland Thomas Bartles Peterson Aldr1ch ODay Drlftmler Lauber Barker Brush Thlrd Row Gllbert Smoke Fletcher Leacox Lang Thompson Tuttle Andrews hen drlck Nye Aldrlch Gass Remy, Jones Fourth Row Lampkm Shaw Gough Maxwell Ford Gelst May Blakesley Carpenter Flfth Row Thomas Lauback Reed McClune Swanson Ruth Weeda Sheeley Rea Smalley Frltcher Larllsle Kemper Moore Novlnger Smlth Front Row Funkhouser Chrlstlanson Halstead Mowry Hoover Jackson Pltzer Cobb Croy Grossoehme Trelchler Thompson McClune Nlssen EIGHTH GRADE Our Junior Hlgh We w1ll let these plctures speak for themselves They rexeal a llvely ambxtlous group of Red Blooded Amerlcan Cltlzens ln the maklng The sexen experlenced pllots shown on the OppOS1te page steady the boat and keep It from roekmg' too much or drxftmg upon dangerous rocks Athletlcs muslc and dramatlcs are out-.lde lnterests which have been fostered durlng the year Mlss Lora Culver IS Prmupal JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SQUAD I l , 1 w W 9 f 1 . 1 f 1 -1 - 1 . 1 1 -1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' ' 1 A' ' 1 . W 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . , . . , U 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - ' T. 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 -11 ' Y '7 , 5 L I ' 1 1- 1 . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 Rogers, Madlson, M1ller, Payne, Burke, Webster, Claypool, Warren, Lee. W 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 . ,l .H . . 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 , 1 - . W 1 A 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 K - T . . . K . .I ' S Y . l . L1 S . A , . I . b . ., . ' ' f ' .' .' f 04 D004 D004 D004 3OCr900C D004 D004 D0 7 i I l I T .8 x 1 I l 1 I l DECI AM ORATORS At the top of thls page vou ee the 0I'atOllCdl tir tVNlllkllllL lhey were cl tl uc of grlorx at the Pre llmmarv context Al' of tlum mxkm 1 h1t vuth the aurhenu O llrdmatxc .and Prank Bauer Humorou 'lldrx lrmu xml llflen NUTXIVGII the next tontest at Farragut Helen came through xt Sulncx 1 num md went on to the Pre Dlstllct Conteet at 'Vlalvern Vle ue proud of thue Ilccl un txrs 1D00C'D004 D004 D004 D04 D004 D004 D004 D004l rd , I KN A I A . J r, I , 1 , 4 l J ' s sz s ' P. H ' ' . . . ' , . . . 3 J - . ' C . . 1 z gr 2 ' 'X and three won firsts by the judge's markings. Mary F. Nye, Orzxtoricalg Helen Currier, l . ' . ' 1 . I Y S' A . -v 4' 2 fs 2 , rf V' 1 V . K- . I ,. ,Y Z L , 1 i v' . .Z -l x- 3 ' ' f . l . fz' 2: Hz sz 3 o 5 o OCDOOCDOOCDOOCDOCDOOCDOOCDOOCDO Top Row Rulon M Gamble M Mlller Deemq Mr Austm Duncan Front Row R Ross Stenger, Bauer Barnes F Gamble, Leacox PEP CLUB '41 Es? 5-We ca. QD.. SSM 1-r fgN Q. WS' CB, 4 HCIW,-D 5539 UQQSUQ ff U3 rg-Q: 0:05 lfaifbii, wgg TQ-POS, 555' NG 52:2 mgaf' sv '4mUe'E:' ,Ju-ro 59195 Ffggo Eng:-H2 msec mv-105: gp.-'1 Ng, A ,3,f 'EE 415:13 N ffm F94 m 5.55 3385 wg 9-'zz 255' :EW fp! gn-C :L S3- 'fm Ox: 5-4 'eww :r 5' OZ EQU3 .-0: rv-522 Tim 358 2 fl UZ 2222 I V4 -4. -ai I f ML og! OCDOOCDOOCDOOCDOCDOOCDOOCDOOCDO I I I i ! ' Y ' Y ! ' Y ' ' - 1 7 7 ' - v f. S . . . ' ' 2 s 2 - 5 ,, GN ,,,,,,. ,Ulf ' Wikvrf? 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' e- 11- THE MUSTANG QUINTET We re proud of our Mustang quintet Their record long will stand In the minds of all good fans Who boost for good old Shen Yot only will their record stand But none will soon forget The loyal valiant members Of Shen s Lasketball quintet And by Bath their right hand man Our team learned that true old motto Together ye must stand A basket we are sure of When Leacox gets the ball He 1 our trusty center Much depended on by all Walt Rulon play at forward He acquired no little fame By his most excellent guarding In the Shenandoah Creston game We re proud of our freshmen forward As quick as a flash IS he No matter where the ball is That s where Marv Good will te. The blond-haired flash of lightning Is Graham an excellent guard For his teamwork and fighting spirit To replace him would be hard. With our speedy guard Captain Johnson We complete our trusty five He inspired and guided his team-mates So that for victory they always strive. And so by their excellent playing And our rooting at every game They won eighteen straight victories And have won for Shen, lasting fame. -Mary Edna Lau ber D006 5006 D006 D006 D06 D006 D006 D006 D006 'D006 D006 D006 D006 D006 D006 D006 D006' Guided by Coach .Gloyer ' EOOQDOOQZPOOC I D00C D0C D006 D004 D006 r D00C' OUR M EM ENTOS A trophy IS a memor ral rn commemoratron of some vrctory 01 worthy achrex ement The custom of grvrng trophres was frrst used by the Greeks In the Olymplc games the Greeks gave a laurel wreath to the wrnners In modern trmes the ldea has been elaborated upon and trophres are grven rn amateur classes rnstead of a purse rn the pr ofessronal classes In our trophy cases are the athletrc souvenus won by our school Year by year new groups of trophres are added to our contmually growmg collectron A surxe3 of our foot ball record thrs year does not show the mustangs placlng as hrgh as last year when they won the Lrttle Ten Champronshrp trophy Thrs IS offset however by the accomplrshment of the Mustangs nament trophies rn basket ball we are exceedlngly proud of the 'VIustangs whom we thmk have kept aloft the hrgh standard of our schools At Fllrot last year we tred Atlantrc for frrst place rn track At College Sprlngs we vm ere awarded second place We were awarded second place at the Drstrlct meet at Councrl Bluffs Vle ended the season vrctorrous by wrnnrng the trophy of the Llttle Ten Champronshlp We also recerved beautrful trophres for all mrle relavs except rn the Drake and T11 State meet The possrbrlrtres of the Mustangs rn track thrs year are even br rghter because of then added experrence and therr never glV9 up spurt' Tro phres only sy mbollze the spurt of loyalty of our boys for therr' school W l now that each succeedrng group w1ll do rts part rn keepmg thrs Vrctorrous School Splut brrghtly gleamlng l l I lf! . ' ' -' ' . . . . 5 7 D. ,A ' , . . I, . - - .. -1, I , , . , . S . ' . 1 ' - 1 - -k , I in basketball.. In wiknning the Hawkeye Six and the State Sectional Tour- i . J s 1 1 I 1 : 1 ' ' - S . 1 1 ki 1 1 1 K s . . in l I .Q I -. . ,, . ,, . '. - l . . . . . ' 1 7 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 u . 1 e I l . . ' , 7? ,D00CID00iDO0C'D00C DOC D006 D006 D00C r D004 'OCDOOCDOOCDOOCDOCDOOCPOOCDOOCDOJ MAY FETE REVIEW MAY DAY PROCESSIONAL Queen of May Irene Hurd Klng of May Frank Nye Attendants Ellzabeth Bebout Donald LSWIS Class of 1930 Alleen Johnson Paul Johnson Class of 1931 V1rg1n1a Dlmmltt Thomas Ross Class of 1932 Mar1an Mlller Eugene Shumate Class of 1933 Crown Bearer Barbara Joy Cozad Wand Dr1ll Un honor of Queen and Klngb Hlgh School IRODUCING STAFF Dlf6Ctl0H Nelhe Harrold Accompanlsts Dorls Clatterbaugh Elolse Redfleld Dorothy Hurd Propertles Lyle Parkms Shop Boys DANCES Sllver Bells and Cockle Shells Forest Park and Broad Mary, Chrlstlne Blthos Maldens, Mary Frances Nye Phyllls Green, I-Ielen Loyd Ruth Rlpley Prudence Vlsser Vlfglnla Yates Dalsy Cham Hugh School Rose Dance, Hlgh School Weeds 4th Grade Central and Forest Park, 5th and 6th Grade Glrls Central and Broad 6th Grade Lowell Avenue Statues, Wlmfred Lybarger Lucllle Wolford Ruth Maddex Garden Imps, 3rd and 4th Grades Lowell Avenue bblts Kmdergarten and F1rst Central Snake Hlgh School Wind, Maman Holmes Margaret Gamble Lorrame P1erson MBXIHC Johnson Rohm, Phyllls Welch Sun John Weaver Ram Kmdergarten Forest Park Ralnbow Gwendolyn Jackson Glow Worm Hlgh School Mary and Maldens, Hlgh School Pansles, 5th and 6th Grades Forest Park 45004 900C 200C D006 DOC D004 DOOC DOOC D004 F- . . . 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Wm Qyflkniz if ,wwf mWq f 4-4w,z.,.M,,cff h G Norv Cfzamtcr ROLL 31 OCDOOCDOOCDOOCDOCDOOCDOOCDOOCDO Oc 90 I 0 1 . . 3 Q. 1:52, if Q ' . 3 ' ' ' . in thr grur nf nur llnrh Ninvtrm Eumreh47' liinraart 2 rr : I , 6 , 0 Inrt 2 ranh Qinunril: V H5151 llnililuc Nlifllllll Drrrrtl7f-lllxlrunrn - 1 , 630.141 Q4 w 7 ' ' -- - Y -- - fn , 4- ,- ,Y - J, 20.0S-99512035-Q X, s'N si M AKLELUUE D035 I 6' fiPOO9..P0OQOOi.?OO'1-.-x51 JDO-5 bf ?Q...POOQ,,fC I M 4 ggi if . - ig cn? 54 g K f 5 Li S , F ' 54 2 ia 5 Ci N A ?0OiP0OC,D00C D00C DOC D004 D00C D00C 90051 3 2 0 Sept 3 Oct - Nlov 2 O Dec - Jan O Feb 3 March 5 April May 3 3 CALENDAR Qchool started today new administration After pulllng weeds for three weeks football team beats Amlty Victory Bell rlngs for first time under that name when we take Hamburg Oh they play football at night novs Shen 26 Clarinda 0 Strom s car leaves speed way 30-Seniors had best class party since entering school 6 and 7 Fifty Fifty Frank Bauer makes stage debut And we only tied Red Oak Senior Assembly Night club effect Creston beats Shenandoah for flrst time IH football Mo Valley O Shen 0 too much turkey Football men lay away the groceries today its the Glrl Reserves fault We receive Charter and take on members for National Qu1ll and Qcroll Let s not forget the Operetta lot of singing' and stuff like that Whlte Christmas 1n spite of depression Thesplans 1n1t1ate new Shellacked Clarlnda on Still undefeated beat Home Declam Contest members and put on feed bag Home floor-Junior Plrate gang appears ln Chapel Creston ln hardest game so far there will te another one next year Boys and Girls Glee Club have party at Millers Oh yes Kenneth got thrown into a chandelier Graham comes ln handy as we beat Atlantic 1n overtlme We beat Clar1nda and College Springs flrst and second teams in one evening doah Hawkeye Six Championshlp 6 and 7 Sectional Basketball tournament Shen wms Class A and 13 Junior play plrates and everything and 14 District Basketball tournament at Councll Bluffs Mustangs lose finals track next MUSIC Contest at Red Oak First track meet at Tarkio Junior Senior Banquet 7 and 8 Senior play It Happened 17 Baccalaureate very touching 22 Commencement It had to come 1 Hollywood SPARKS AND SPARKLES M155 Hagler I ve told you again and again not to talk when others are talking Paul Duncan Ive trled that but they don t stop Kow Lauber Are you from Alaska' Warner A No, why' K L You dance l1ke you had on snow shoes VIax S I don t b9l1eV6 I have enough lumber to put a l1d on this box Wir Parkin Sure you have Use your head Love 1S l1ke an onion We edltors may dig and toil We eat it w1th delight T111 our fmger tips are sore But when It s gone we wonder But some poor fish will say What ever made us bite Ive heard that one before . 1-1 . - ' I ' . 19- ' . 5 ' ' . ' . . 3- ' ' 'Q ' - . 24- ' v- , , ' , '. l . A 0 11- - D ' Y , K l 14- ' -. . ' . 21- 1 ' ' ' ' . 27- . . . -' . . 2- , ' - ' . .' . 10- ' , ' ' . . 16- ' - ' ' . ' . 19- . . -. K . . . . 8- . . .. A 1 - D 16- . . , x . . 23- ' - ' ' s . 29- - ' 1 . . 2- , . . , . . K- Y Gi . l o Q . . 17- . . .Q . . . 27-This was the big game, Creston got nosed out in a thriller, giving Shenan- 12 - ' , ' ' . 13 - ' ' ' ., . : : in ' 10- . I . 0 17- ' ' . 5- ' ' . ' T ' Il 'n '!! X -O l 6:4 ly ' r ' . . 1 In i . .H 1 .: ' ' ' '. . k 1 . ' : . . . I : ' . ' A l 0 5 ! : L 0c300c:00c D004 :oc 1-ooc Dooc vooc boo- H 04 D004 D004 D004 D04 D004 D004 D004 D004 W - Merle Sweney thinks he's an expert on ice Y But there is one thing he won't try twice He skated where the ice was thin And with a mighty crash, fell in. g C qt, iflllx 7 As a football player Johnson s plenty fast Have you ever watched that boy toss a pass His trusty right arm with its certain aim Calrles him onvs ard to lasting fame M- F ,.11 s-1 He s the guy that makes the pool overflow Just the same being fat doesn t make him slow He s so fast he meets himself coming back by Joe 3 Miss Harrold has 1nst1 ucted many a flock Of girls who at first could swim like a rock An expeit herself with a positive drive ,lx She taught them to swim and also to dive .fi Vein Morhain is an expert with wood He tries to make what he wishes he could He woiks vexy hard but to save his soul He can t make a round plug fit a square hole L 04 9004 D004 D004 D04 9005 D004 5005 D004i A U - W f - Q9 Ai 4N-I , - AL 59 - ,I - W M Xb, Q T , ' , 0 0 t t 22 1 AL . - W - if .4 - - ' 2 Ted swimmer as all of you know - 2 - W f 0 t 0 H ' IM . . . . g ff ,ga l i ' is A ' . - 2 . I 'T if W.- if r ff I 54 ' - D004 vooc D004 DOOC D04 D004 D004 D004 Hlgh hat and unrform grand Here s the fellow who leads our band l When on parade they proudly go My how these temlnrne tongues do Wag You can often see them chewlng the rag Your secrets aren t hrdden when these maldens meet Margaret and C eorgla llsten 1n on every street Q ki' s'N 'xlib lx Or between the halves put on thelr show COur drum ma1or Mrcky Barnesl To the Tar k1O meet dld go They showed thelr Sklll 1n the best game ever And all competrtron proved too slow Dedlcated to the Brmk Slsters EI-I 4 When It comes to a flunky around the stage Leslle Oppenheimer rs all the rage By usrng all the tools under the sun He IS a full fledged stage crew all in one - , 0 ,..,.-: 5 . ' '...... . f . . L ,lug . 1 S . . . I Two modestlmaidens with racquets clever, 0 D . . . W F 54 6 Q 4 7? r 7? -O D004 D004 D004 DO4.sD004 D004 D004 D004 il if 14 if li W 14 if 11 7? 14 T 14 ji 4 A O- DRAMATIC SUCCESSES 1930 1931 A L MISS IOUISE BARTON Dlrectress -I L l IA ' 1 ' ' X I ' LPQ W v I ff l l I b ! l LAI 1 . . 'U' T - 1 - - F ' 0. E vu - U1 Ll : V 1 pq - -. . I F, PA Q I r, ' - f 4 - .. ' Y X v,'I'5': . : '- EI - .. ' J ' 'I 57 5 P4 ' ' Q- . gl 4 U -4: +4 . m ' 5 - : Q . V' -. . I - , 1 W . ' G 1 g Y .lk u -I . .4 Y 'JU '- Y U: . -. M 4 4. L V' C .. Z '10 ' J 1.1 0 0. 1 v , , L1 0 . ' 2 I - X , Z ' f - ' . Q ' .1. Q ' ' I' ... 5. Q f L k . IN I , -T . - :J . - ' f ' -' T ' P1 .. in .. ,. Q: ' - ' ,- Q YD I .. 5 . N' e ' - h - I ' P? U .1 V - - 3 - - , , - V 5 1 .. V 5 L M I sv , -. P ... Q E , -. K Pj ' P P H... v . - H Z 1 I C3 . 3, . ' , 37 ' f - . . . .155 - - -. 5 L W . l l I 1 5 f ' 1 1 I A A ,IL ,I L JI- FIFTX FIFTY C 1rl Reserxe and Thesplans fDoub'e Lastj H14 NRX BROWN Maxfleld Barnes Duane Simple IAUL GREEN Thomas Ross lxenneth Gee PATRICK OMALLPY Marun M1lle1 Vllllard Iames MRS PODGF Il1zabeth Parker Helen Culrxer SOPHIF BLAND Bernlce McKean Frances Mlller MAY DEXTER Elolse Wllcox Al1ce Carl1sle MRS HAWLFY Marle Henderson Dorothy Drlftmler SMUDGF Flank Bauer Francls Braley CAPTAIN Robert Flsh lraugh JOSFPHINF Vlrglnla D1mm1tt IOUISQ Flscher CAPTAIN APPI EJ ACK The Cast fAs They Appear! LUSH Robelt Irvsln POPPY FAIRE Mary Frances Nye MRS AGATHA YSHATCOVIBF Marlon Comstock AMBROSE APPLFJOHN Frank Bauer ALMA Rlchard Mattox IVAN BOROLSKY Davld Lake PALMER Charles Bralev DEIN NFT Elxer Hyde JOHNNX JASON Max Moore PIRATES Woodrovs Crevs Warner Aberuomk e Bobble Cloepfll Lamont Brayman Robert Clark Clell Brewer Mlllard Foster Dock Mxller Ted Brlggs Howard Fggleston IT HAPPENED IN HOLLYWOOD SFNIOR PLAY CAST JARVIS Leslle Oppenhe1mer MESSENGER Wlllard James TOM GARRITY Grant Ross ALAN TREMAYNE Maxf1eld Barnes JOSIE PEMBROKE Velma Cass Dorothy Ralnes PRINCESS DOLORFS Elo1se Jones Bett1e Parker PHYLLIS DU GANNF Dorothy Lskew Luclle Turnbull BERT Pam Hunter, DOREEN DOWNING Lorralne Plelson POLLY OCONNFR Barbara Duncan, MRS PEMBROKE Dorothy Dflftmler SIR HUMPHREY Charles Claypool LJDOCDCOC-5006 5006 P05 D004 D004 90055004 QDOUCDOO6- D006 D006 D06 D006 D006 D006 D006' QMILES Qterllng blmmons Lend me your ears Clifford S What for'7 S I want to put them on a mule Betty P What dld you do the mxle 1n'7 Dean Olsen VVhy my track suxt of course Mlss Swaln Now we flnd that x 19 equal to zero Whltey W Gee' All that work for nothlng Mlss Perry fto orchestral If any of you get an encore tomght pltk up your mstrument and make a bow Mane Henderson lplanlstj Heav en help me Mr Bath Name a l1qu1d that won t freeze Warner A Hot vsater Jlmmy M I made Dean Olsen short Plke L Marvelous How dld you do lt J M I borrowed two b1tS from hlm Gene Shumate There are several thlngs I can always count on Bob Ross What are they? G Shumate My flngers Grant Ross GOIH to the fa1r Paul Duncan What fa1r'7 G R Paper says falr here today and tomorrow M1ss Hagler Why are you boys late Chas Claypool The bell rang be fore we got here Mlss Gamble I shall be tempted to glve thls class a test before long ,Robert Irwm Y1eld not to temp tatlon Way ne N and Hobart S stretchmg nd yawnmg What shall we do to night asked Hobart Ill toss up a co1n for It Wayne replxed lf It s heads, well go to the movxes 1f lts talls well call on oub women frlends 1f It llghts on edge, we ll study 4? Tl? 2006-50 06 D006 D04 D006 D006 D006 D006 tl in NLC 'vi' Ch T 1.-4' Z? L 7 CC Z 3 3 2 3 t OCDOOQDO0CD00C5OCD00CD00CD00CD0l SENIOR S FAREWELL TO HIS SCHOOL Good bye dear old school house Commencement IS n1gh Ill be leavmg you soon wlth many a Slgh, And now rem1n1sc1ng I know 1tS been fun It IS tlme I am leavmg, My lesson are all done But I tell you old school house before I depart To pass through the door way IS breakmg my heart I know youll be lonesome deserted and sad There ll be no hfe w1th1n you 1tS really too bad How often I ve seen you when leavmg at mght Your many blg wlndows st1ll gleamlng wlth llght Were to me brlghter by far than the l1ghts of the town That gleam from those mans1ons w1th stone fronts of brown But Ill th1nk of you often tho far far away Your memory Ill cherlsh for many a day I ll recall you at twlllght when swlft shadows fall Of you all alone here mongst these houses so small I w1ll smg all the songs that the wlnd ever knew And I m sure dear old school house, It Wlll sing' them to you Old Vlctory standlng guard so bravely at n1ght And the sp1rea nestlmg close when the moons shmes so brlght IVh1le on your broad sldewalks no footsteps Wlll fall 'Vo smoke from your chlmney No marks on your wall, You ll not be happy Just lonesome thats all Only s1lence w1ll shroud you t1ll early next fall The ra1n ln mld summer w1ll beat on your door You don t blame me old school house for comlng no more My grades are completed your gr1ev1ng I know And when I am leav1ng My steps w1ll be slow VIy heart w1ll be achlng There ll be a tear ln my eye I have Just got to leave you But I cant say good bye Apologles to James W Whllt FOUR H GROUPS In recognltlon of the valuable tralmng of the Four H Clubs ln our 1u1 al nelghborhoods we are glad to d1splay a number of Four H members Thls tralnmg emphaslzes loyalty, slncerlty love and home, co operatlon, honesty thrlft and many other lmportant qualltles The members try to l1ve up to the1r motto and pledge FOUR H MOTTO To wm W1th0Ut bragglng and to lose wlthout squeallng MEMBERSHIP PLEDGE I pledge my heart to greater loyalty my head to cleaner thlflklng my heart to better lxvlng and mv hand to greater SGTVICQ, to n1y club my home my communlty my country and my God There are at present about 600000 member 1n thc Umted States 15 0000 IH Iowa and 380 1n Page County If you are el1g1ble for membershlp you wlll enjoy the Four H work Wh1Ch combmes work and play m an excellent manner OCDOOCDOOCDOOCDOCD-0OCD00CD00CD0l 9 , .. , . . . ., S . 7 ! 7 , . .. . , . , . . 7 7 ' 7 7 7 , . 7 V , .. . 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A 7 S I 7 7 P P lD00C D00C D004 D00C DOC D004 D00C D00C D00Cl Wlllard Larson Scott Lorlmor Mable Llghtfoot Dorothy Long Margaret Lorlmor Jacquelyn MadlSOH Ruby Mlller Orvllle Martln Margaret McGlone Wayne Norton Norvm Nye Dean Olsen Leslle Oppenhelmer Sylvxa Orton Wayne Parsons Ellzabeth Parker Gwendolyn Payne Ralph Qulnnett Glen Rlma Grant Ross Dorothy Rames Luella Reed Valda Slms Helen Snowdall Alma Solon Arxel Tunnlcllff Duane Sample Deane Schnelder Max Schnelder Glen Scott Sterhng S1mmons Joe Stephenson Lawrence Teachout Luc1le Turnbull Iona Turner Paulme Vlckers Paul1ne VV1gger Charles Claypool Russel Coppock Velma Cass INIATJOIIG Cloyd Al1ce Carpenter Marguerite Coppock M1ldred Cox Irene Cozad Roy Daugherty Flolse IV1lcox SENIOR SILHOUETTES Weakness Sophomore Glrls H1s freckles and red ha1r have made hlm what he IS She seems qulet you can't always tell A cliarmmg lass she manages to stay near the head of her c ass Try1ng to be funny IS such a SSTIOUS busm There 1sn't much of her we adm1t but she s all r1gh She speaks and acts Just as she should A clown by nature She s a barrel of fun shell take a Joke from anyone Youth IS the proper tlme for love s speclalty g1ggl1ng All great men are dymg I feel 1nd1sposed myself Small 1n body, but mlghty m m1nd They say she s meek who knows? The world knows nothmg of 1tS greatest men A busler glrl you ll never f1nd She doesn t gxve you what her name portrays Youll never know he s around, unless you see hxm Look me over Oh I know we heroes create a sensatlon, but we can t help It ' When Xou I6 naturally H109 1ts nlce to be natural A teacher ln the maklng She breezes along w1th the breeze One of those future school moms I love once and only once Fate determmed that I be a bachelor Im trymg to l1ve up to It ' He keeps at a thing t1ll he s through he never g1ves up ' He s a man of few words Everyone has a l1m1t mme IS 1n helght He s not sllver though A typ1cal falmer lad Aw, what s the use anyvsayq Don t get her lnto an argument she ll plck you to P16065 Her halr IS the hue of a raven Always happy There s a llttle blt of bad 1n every good llttle glrl I m a regular mustang on the football f1eld Why hurry I ve a whole lxfetlme ahead of me et questlon Is he good l0Ok1Hg7,, A modest and gentle mald You can t put anyth1ng over on her Leave her alone and shell come home, w1th a stung of E S behlnd her Coquette person1f1ed Brunettes are true blue they say Twas always feared he d over study A typlcal blond 05'500C D006 3 3 3 3 DOOC D06 DO0C D006 D004 D004 I - - - U ' '7 , . - - - - U - . . . ,, ' - - u - yy - -1 5 u - - - - za - 1 11 . . . 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I don t waste anythmg, not even my breath A demure lass nevertheless you ll l1ke her I must have my way I m a farmer but I dont sow my w1ld oats I have one equal myself Act your age Imagme what He d be lf there was more of h1m I know lt but don t show lt He s thr1lled many a g1rl wlth h1S music Study IS a wa te of t1me He craves Underwoods Popularlty lsnt half bad I er heart 1S stlll hers The personal1ty plus g1rl of the Semor Class he has the ablllty to do and does The world needs more of such men Str1ves to make the least H0156 As to good looks and athletlcs I cant be beat Why boys neglect to study Her curls are permanent Class of 31s It glrl Seen more than he s heard A valuable asset to our class Nothmg s dull when he s around 0CD00C D004 D004 D04 D004 D004 D004 D004l 4 1 k x H ' ' ! H - H ' ' Y! U 7 97 ' U ' H - - , , . ,, . ' - - 7 7 ' H H ' ' !! H 71 CC ' ' ' H . . ,, . . . ,, Cl ! ' 3? ' H ' 7 ' 7 ' 79 - - - - , , ' - ll ' ., ' 77 - N v ' ' xr - - 1m. 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What Jullet fJul1e etj Now I set me down to sleep, The lecture dry the subjects deep If he should qu1t before I wake, GIVE me a shove for goodness sake Rock a by, Semor on the tree top As long as you study your grades w11l not drop, But lf you stop dlgglng your standlng w1ll fall And down w1ll come Senlor dlploma and all DE GRAND FINALE OF DIS YERE BOOK CEd1tor s Notel He s talkm to hlmself and he don want no answerj My motto am to do nothln and keep rlght on dom It In other words I never does nothln and I does It constant They IS only two thlngs I can do and bofe of em IS wrong One of em IS that I never does nothln what even sounds l1ke forgettxn and I never th1nks when I IS wukk1n I partlcularly d1Sl1k6S the so1l1ng Slde of work an when I gets a chance to remove my presence from such embarrasmg c1rcumstances I renders myself both 1nv1s1ble and lnaudlble If such a thlng ever does happen my none to stable m1nd w1ll get me a permanel t Job count1ng roots In sp1te of all d1s astound1ng 1nformat1on I has managed to have one elegant tlflle d1s year I has been do1n posutely nothm and have been do1n a good Job of It con s1der1n vyho I had to do It w1th An I has come to de concluslon dah d1s book as well as de school year am com1n to a stop The rest of these hard workm W01k lovmg folks a1nt l1ke me though Dev has labored pussonally decomposm d1s extra spec1a1 good publ1cat1on whlch am nothln short of a super l'l111'3Cl6 Dere s dah good for somp1n ed1tor an chlef Grant Ross and h1s reslstant Dorothy Howard dem yy ho was all de tlme try1ng to Loss and make somebody else do It An 1f you looked hke ready money L01 Hand had you on de spot If you could Wrlte Mr Galt kept eggm you on an lf you Clldllt do anythmg you got retent1on I generally gets It 1n de neck nohovy Of course you reallzes dah I am not de only one on de staff as It were Dere was dem guys what run you down shoved a camera 1nto your face an den let lt go off I a1n t ment1oned no names though but how about dose bohunks what wr1tes d1rty dlgs at you tellln what you d1d 1n d1s and dat An those sent1mental dumbskulls what trles to yy r1te poetry Funny dem guys wr1tes on somp1n de don know one speck about and de funny part of It all am dah dey gets away wld It You had autto see some of de unscrupulous 1epress1ons on dere countenances ah tlmes All de seem to do am to worry an I done trled to make dere worrles my worrles but I Jus cam t get worr1ed enough I usta vsondel where de got de ldea for ae color blue but I has done f1ggered It out Jus one l1ttle look at dem when dev IQ worrled an you ca1nt help see1n blue 1f you happens to look IH de r1ght v1c1n1ty But my honest to goodness unreqmsable po1n1on am dat on conslderatlng what am to be consulered I 1mmed1ately recogmzes the 1ndoubtable an unstoppable success of d1S book am due to the honorable pralse worthless staff 1cogn1to Anaomyous 3 3 C 3 3 3 C C , .
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