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' A' 1-...LW rg :,,, Am M 1941 ARROW lmlnllxln-cl nm! mllfvnl In ilu- SUIIIHI' vlzms ol' ' 1 Inu-mln lllgll Nflmol Vinton, Iowan 4opy1'lg'll1 15341 In num llu Xlt fUl'INH'il1IUll, 4141.11 lmpulw. lmxz Illllilll iuln Xzlllm-'V Daily 'l'imc-s. Villiflll. Im X Foreword To present a complete record of the school year at Lincoln High is beyond the scope of the Arrow. We decided that to make the year more vivid to you at present and in years to come, We would catch events as they happened. As you glance through this brief pictorial diary, may many pleasant memories of the numerous events, all of which this book is incapable of holding, be recalled to your minds-the greatest storehouses of the world. We wanted to make our yearbook seem a tangible living thing, poignant with memories for each of you. We not only wish to present obvious memories but also recall associated events. In years to come if this book seems to be a dear friend, seems to be something really tangible and joy- ful, we, the staff, will certainly feel well rewarded. Thanks A illionwv In lluw-fi. Nt. Vlulr, F. lirurw. lslla-vvenled hy V. Ilona-lub .I. Nlilrnp. 2lul Row-li. llllfll, Il. llrynni. .l. H'IlHoll. XY. llllnlvr. SCHOOL BOARD I-if-Ilillrl ilu- stuclvnfs, Yzlvlllty .mul SllIN'l'il1U'llllk'llf is this 1l'1'fbIlIb Ui' Ill6'll witlmllt wllivln our svlmols wmlhl ho an nwrc' ll0flliIl,2'. It is 1l1is bmly ilmt him-N mu' v1'f'ir'im-nf inst1'l1r'fm-s, In-vm our lmilfling' :lp-To-112110. uml in j.L'lxll1'l'ilI pw' virivs fm' our 1-flllc':1fiu11. 'l'u 1110111 wc- slmulnl be 411-vlllv f l'z1fvi'l1l for Tllvil' Iimv wllivlu TIIUV l'rm-4-lx NIIUIIII out ol' an sm-use u1'vix'iv prirlv Plllll l'0SINlllNil3iHf.V. C E. KNAPP DALE ETKA Superintendent Principal Goodbye Now llgl-Ili FXWI I-IIHDN IIICLICN SPINDICN XY Kl.'l'lCl?. 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Time r lun at Nine mo ol pain Senior C1 ell to Lost and nd col- First da e in honor Vinton 5 et Corn and pleas e begins fl fine st first to lection st Iunior ot tres First il- . t . elect rs. class o izes. sue . 6. G. Sophom class ot- Pep if with Student il nom- School band Mr. G i ecomes tice ected. 1 inates ne embers. to the proud tat ot a boy. n 19-Traer Oh-o r ess cards School mo- G. A. c-old Your 'Pe d om- Pep e i no sent t week. notono a so is clothes, a lunch, panion' r or- avail. t -To- h' . and ple t pep. ga ze All I y Cast Farm oy dress Rowe tirst Mother' e gets Bluei p i t u lly begins 0 rn its up lik err- wil tor 0 1' end- bud deal tor humble Mun- Aq ' . Latin tia- ch to 6. tion. Men's e eek otfici - ns. MON. TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. Hangouts wer pric- Shins sk' up-- Home -relief Vinton lds that es for po rty-stricl:- heap big skating night et Hwqmen line. V n B-Ce- en rls. pa . Pay week, d ls 14. Crammi or six Iuniors a big- Wow! I e his- P. 6 . dlingg A b 1 hm-vu' week test. 99? and IIN' Cm' Q new ders. moon te the Gob- lin a oree. Bask ll qins for P. 5, G expose, Oh unh p ay! ! ! History t stand- P. ssembly all th e in toot- deadbe s I. 0. First rep t I tv- H1112 5 b h0'W'll Proqr od--Vim ' loses a u sed his- ton's ad. Vin. DIY- ton - arion 22. Bontir marsh- Red-h l c cam- Volley o u n a- Watch . poli- Iuni s ct class mallows u at P. 6 paign ts under ment. 1 ors 48- tics. It ' artl- rings. 1 e s ring G.'s o party. Sen' ' sa . ory. A ty Mon- Electio Vin- Tobin a de- Charlie guard day - and ton goes o the mand c all night t' Hallo- ' n MON. TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. 'l' e a c h e s' H i q h smashes nton 22-7. Everyon king tor- Three on ct plays Buy ca Debat- Whoopeell' eacherl Still th No school. ward Teachers shaping at re- ers disc e diets. ott to D Moines. Convention - vaca- he als. tion. Blilldfd IP 0110! Too cold not nq do- Iohn K ley rilled The trac ideal, Six Le o rom Ma- Armistlc y game ing ex p hool. by th terious Glenn ham. daml. onq learned with ll Plaine. Eyes l aloe. impresse V stu- at lu o arnival. dents Dr. t death Hay elps Glenn ' wor- l-'. D. ksqiv- Fres n ' Dance mourn VHS clean car- tying a six i . makes - y Wy- iv weeks his ckott - est trou- Dorot ckie One pl s re- Blueia e d in Student u . em- ol. spends urs in hearsin i ad. tirst bask a ame. selves -- Re- Wate ' cell. publican Q qiv- + A c T V 1 T 1 E S VINTON 19 'l'llAEll T Vinton journeyed to Traer for the season open- er and trouneed the Red Hawks 19 to T. Fowler scored the first tonehdown early in the game on a 65 yard reverse. Thompson and llrulnaker eaeh scored a touchdown and Phillis seored an extra point, from placement. Hall was outstanding in the line. VINTON ti 'l'0lll'Ill0 12 A hard eliarging Toledo line kept the highly regarded lllue .lay attaek in eheek most of the evening. Toledo made a pair of touchdown drives successful to down the home team. Vinton seored late in the game. One Vinton touchdown was ealled hack het-ause of an offside penalty. King and lXlo- zena helped give a formidable defense. 'i VINTON 6- YINIANUIIICSTI-Ill 25 The Manchester, eonferenee champions, ripped through the Vinton defense four times to humlmle the Blue Jays 25 to G. Vinton's touehdown eame on an end sweep by .liggs Davis. The team t'oui.:nt until the final whistle hut their efforts were in vain. Russ Brubaker played a fine defensive gaine, 'li VINTON ti--CICIJAR FALLS l-1 Vinton took another one on the ehin hut it was a hearthreaker to lose, The Uedar Falls eleven capitalized on two Vinton fumbles to win 14 to tl. The Vinton team showed plenty of power and gave trouble to their opponents. Vinton's touchdown came on a line plunge by Thompson after a Sus- tained mareh down the field. 4' VINTON T MARION 22 Marion may have won hut the game was 4-loser than the score indicates. NN'ith the svore S to 7 against them in the final quarter, Vinton tried dseperately to sc-ore only to have two passes inter- eepted and eonverted into Marion touehdowns. Fowler scored Vinton's tonehdown on a 20 yard re- verse. Thompson plunged for the extra point. ' VINTON 14---INIJl+lPlCNlll'INt'IC tl Vinton journeyed to Independence and thorough- ly whipped the Indies. Three Vinton touehdowns were called haek and so saved the Indies from a complete rout. A stiff defense and well placed punts kept the Indies on their heels most of the evening. Vinton scored first on a pass from Thomp- son to Berry and .Iiggs Davis added another when he spd through the right side of the Independenee line. VINTON T- 'I'EAC'lfll'IliS HIGH tI', FJ lil The Tear-hers High team passed Vinton ragged in the last half to win hy a seore of lit to T, After a scoreless first half the Vinton team seemed list- less and just eonldn't get started, Vinton's toueh- down eame on a pass lateral play from Oppelt to Thompson to Fowler. Thompson scored the extra point on a line buck. Bad weather necessitated the postponement ot' the annual Vinton-Belle Plaine Armistiee llay game. ' Tri-Valley COllfPl'9IlK'ii' Games. You Gotta Be A Football Hero Int Row-Hr. Cameron tflmchl. J. yIOZPll!l, Ki. Kunz. If. King. J. Ifonlq-r, G. Ilnvli-1. .X Pettit. L, Llnson. I. Phlllls, ll. llrulmkor, D. 'l'Il0llIllH0ll, Il, llslll. 2n1l Row-ll. Struhle. H. NlvNomnru. R. I'Ill'lllllfl'l'. I.. Umn-I1, ll. llyaun, J. St. rluir. ll Shntwq-ll. IL N'lls1m. H. H1-nklv, Ii. Carlton. XY. llnll. Clrel Iluw-0. l'00l'lllllll. IG. lfllrlrvrs. 'l'. I10t'kIlIll'1, .L sllllffklllllli. L King. .l. llurpn-r, ll. llo- IIIIII. II, SPIIIIIIZ, Il. 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X . 1 ' I , , ' 1 I ' 1 lltl. .11111t1111 511111111 111111 111111 1115 s1'1-111111 l11tt1-1- 11115 .Yt'2I1'. w11s Ilt'1'1121l1N 1111- 11111st t1111N1Pl11t1111Ql' I1l2lj't'1' 1111 1111- s11111111. hn1,11ll.-. w1111 1'1111l11 111111 w111111l 1'llt1 w11s 11111141111 11s 11111 11tl11'1' 1'11-1'1111t11111 111111 w11s 111111-1111 1111 11111 A11- t'11111'111'1'111'1' 1'i1'st t1'11111, A N1Vt'll s1'11s1111 lltll' El S1Yt'll l'1-l111w w1111 will 1-111't11i11lx' 111- 1111 illl'Y11l111QI t1111t w11s 11s1i1'11 111' 11i111. w11s 111111111 1'111' I1is 1111ility to s1111g1' 1111ss1's 111iss1-11 next yl'ill'. Don Thompson, Fullback Don. a Senior who won his seeond letter, played good foothall through most of the season. Don shared in the running, passing, and kielking duties as well as haeking up the line on defense. Don hit hard on line plunges and was plaeed on the All-t'onl'erenee seeond team. lle will probably he missed when next year's season rolls around. Glenn Davis, Halfback Jiggs might have been small but don't let his size fool you. lle was very fast. and onee he got into the open field he was hard to bring down. Even though he was small his hard taekles ,iarred many opposing baeks. Jiggs, a Senior who won his first letter this year, will nevertheless be missed next year as he is the type that is always niee to have around. Hollis Henkle, Tackle Hllollyi' is a Senior who won his first letter this year and in doing so he made a, good aeeount of himself. Holly liked it best when the going was the toughest. and was always willing to piteh in. Holly was noted for his good disposition and is the kind a fellow that you like to have on your team. Bob Wilson, Center liob is another Senior who won his first letter this year, but he beeame an outstanding lineman. A fine defensive as well as offensive eenter, lioh worlked hard at his position and never looked for speeial reeognitiou. llis teammates, however, know that Hob deserves a lot of credit for his outstand- ing work this year. John Fowler, Halfback Johnny, a Junior letter winner. eontributed a lot to this year's team. lle was well known for his speedy and somewhat speetaeular reverses and he also did most of the signal ealling, Johnny is the type that plays smart. heads- up l'ootball all the time and will be expeeted to do much next year. Frank King, Guard Frankie is one of these short, stoeky, young fellows who are fast on their feet. Frank handled his position well and not only was he a good bloeker on offensive but he was also a good defensive man. Frankie was usually at the right plaee at the right time to do the most good. This Junior will do mueh to holster next year's line. Jack Mozena, End Jaek is another Junior who played a lot of football for us this year. Jaek showed a fighting spirit that earned him a plaee on the first team. Jaefk al- ways got down fast under punts and frequently nailed opposing backs in their traeks. lle will be eounted on to eome through next year. Andrew Pettit, End Andy is a Junior who won his first letter in football. This Junior played lots of good football this year and should make a fine wing man for next year's team. Andy improved greatly as the season progressed and made fre- quent ealls in opponents baekfields. Raimond Struble, Quarterback Ray. a Sophomore letter winner, is a smart hall player with lots of poise. Ray developed into a good bloeker this year and when there was a job to be done llay was always there to get it done. We ean all feel sure that Ray will do big things in the next two years. Good luek. Ray! Gordon Kunz, Tackle VVindy, a lfreshman. mind you, was the big boy of this year's squad and is as good a sport as you will find anywhere. You eould always find Vl'indy where the going was toughest. Wiiicly handled his assignments well and is a boy who will mind watehing around V. ll. S. the next few years. VOLLEY BALL 'l'h1- vollvylvzlll sm-:mon was l'SlN'1'l2lll'X lllll'l'1'SllIlQl' this j'l'ill' with the -llllll0l's llvilllllgl' tho SUIIIUVS m an vlosv tollrhn- , . llI1'lll glillllt' 'lhv x'oll1-vlmll vlmlrxnzxn was lfllizslln-Ill .luvln Wilh the zlsxisf :ml-4 ol lllsx Spxmhn um sl-arson, 'l'hv -llllll0l'S won :xml the Sl-rn - ' . U ' - . haul El gfoml mrs xx'v1'v swulul. tho S0llll0lll0l'1'S wow , . . lhlwl. :nhl Ihv lwvslllm-ll hmm' In XYllll .1 Iourlh. Senior lillfzllwlll ,lawli Nlvlhzl llzlnsv l.Mlm'v lll'1'NV livlly lgllllvl' lm-ammo Slmtwf-ll lluth Hlmquist llmwullllv llmvv llumllly Sl'lIlDllll0Yl'l K2lllll'j'll llowv xlillj' Wyw'lml'l' lloris llzlssvtl l'hy'llis l'uwv1's llvlvh l'lg'gg'l4-sloll Junior loam lilmm Nlzlrjoriv lll'lSIll2lll l'zull'im-iz: Slmquisl Yil'g1i11izn Sllylvl' lloroilly Klzufliiv lmohu Nlillvl' ll-:un Slu-:I Xlilllrwl llnllgflnlwlu' ls-Hx' Mon Hurulnlilw llznlgrm-n l'lslllvr Nlusslhzlh lllllll .Xlllll'l'S0ll Sophomore lil-lly llowlm' lim-otlunv l r:mlilh1 hl1ll'lll2l llnrwoml lllxmlu lloszvll ll-:ln Nlilroy lmmlc Kl'llgl'0l' .Xllmlwy l'rism:m Nm-nm lirvxx'e-1' lilxil- -lil1'0lbS1'Il lszlyv llzlmhly XlJll'.VllUlll llzlrlhlzm l'lvol5'11 llitv Freshman lim-lly Waller Nlzlry l'Ullllll'l'lIllll0 ll4ll'ill l'm'sm1s llorotlly Slmlwa-ll lil-ity ll1'l'gINll'illltl Nlzmlvm- Grimm lint!-x' ll4'llSlll2 llvlvh l'mvn-rs Naomi l'vIvrson lm vlllllll' Wlu-ulvl Nl:n'g'zl1'vI Slllllllillllllb Arlvlle Vogt Mal He's Making Eyes At Me ,ww N hat Row-l'. Kuhlk, IP. Hneldy, K. Rowe, I'. 'l'oIrln. l'. Slnuqulst. 2mI lion'-Il. Gunn, IL Slmtwa-II, li. XYllson, M. lla-rry, D. llull, Alam-nl frnm ph-lure: XY. Ilull, Il. Ilruhuker. THE EYES OF TLALOC li1.lolm VVuynv's Qliolr Wilsonl rum-li lmusv in Soutlwrii l':1lil'm'ni:l liznlggs il lzlrgrv :xml vivill mural painting! of flu- Aztec' llml, 'l'lnlov, 'l'lu- Ill2llli'lUllS 1-yn-s ul' ilu- liiilm-ous l'l'6'2lllll'P gle-:nn tliruligzli the slizulows, Outsimlv. an vqliizxm-tial Nf4ll'lll l'2lQl'1'S with wiml, Vanin. illlil llg.l'lll'lllllQl'. Alnamla mul Ezra ll'llyllix Kulnik :lml Wuym- llzill, 1-4-spw-tiwlyl, l'lll'llYl' olcl c'znl'PTalivl's of tliv plzicv. :ulmit mn- :nllvr :nmtlmr nl' llw Sll'2lllQ.l'P group ol' pn-nplv who are to 1-mu-t ai lll'2llll2l within ilu- walls of flu' lnysll-riolls ll0llS0. 'l'l1vy :11'riw in quidli silwossioliz tlw sllavc- l'rul'essm- qBlui'slinll lie-l'ryl 1 'l'ommy 'Finlu-1' lllivk llzllll, il slirvwcl :mil t'll,2'2lQIlllg' yllllllgl' mam pusing as in prizv l'ig:l1lei': Nunvy lluwv ll':1t Slioquistl, tliv wry nivvrlooliillg nivve ol' tlw l'2llll'lI owm-V. with lim' l'i'ic-mls. Vat llsziyv lleulmlyl and Virgrinizn Clizlfliryn llmvvl wlm vmnvs l'i-mn Tlw south : Nzlwzl lllussell l3l'llllilli0I'l. ai sillistvi' lmliam: l'lulg'v Clioyil lilllllll, ax Sil,2l't'-lll'llSll taxi mlriverz Szllvzulm' ilvl Santos Climb Slmlwc-Ill, il livry Blvxiveni grviitlvllmii, :xml l'vpiTzl ll'21l 'l'ul1inl, his vwlzitilv sistvr. lint wlil-rv is Jolm Wnyiw. The lll2lSll'l' of the lmusv? Nawzi nmkvs tlw mninous prmimlm-1-umnf. Blisl' Wayne- go on lmw' i0lll'lll'V. 'l'l:1lm- mv lmvli! 'l'lznlm- l'0lllQ'lllliPl'l', r-. . f. 'l'lim-ro wvrv lllrills, slirprisvs, lim. :lml plvnty nl' nvliml in tliv working! out nl' Ilia' niystvry. 'l'll0 play ol'l'1-wil l.2lNl'lllilllllg' 4-l1z11'z1vtex'iz:1tionx, an ollgrrnssiilg plol, gruml i'0lllt'1lj'A2lllll lllySlt'l'j' tlmf is clvvillm-clly nfl' tllv las-:limi trail. Shooting Stars In-fl ln rlgrhl, lm! row: Nl. Nlnhoml. L. Iluvis. I'. hoqulsl. I.. Ifrn-1-l'ks4-ll. Y. llurpm-r. WI. Sll'kll0Q, ll. Ilorq-:dural 1 . 2lnl ruw: IC. ytllislllllll. J. Svlnnldt, l'. lhlitl. l'. llowls-r. I-'. Vumpln-ll, 1.3. .l,,hn,,,,,,. L Vogt. lf. Hmlaly, li. Rowe, ll. llnlo, Il, Gunn, IL lhnvv, Il. Sllotwm-ll. WI. S1-Inn-I4-r, .l, lg,-lm... II Ylnhurln 'I' l4lll'kllIll u Nl. f'l'lNlllllll, 'l'. Gumlm-rsun. lf. llnrt. I 1 . 'Zlrd r0x1':.Yl. l,IllllIllll4'1l'0. A. l'l'lPllllllll, ll. Franklin. Nl. X!'ulnl0rl', Sl. l'0llllI1'l'Illl0. N. lin-wer, D. Nlmtwa-ll. IC. lfluri, N, l'vt4-ruon, Ii. f40llll4'l', l,. l'1-n-rsun, XY, llull, ll, Skunk'- tmle-rson, Il. lluvlu. Nl. lluvis. ll. llull. IK. Shoqulsl, R. Slrulrle-, ll. Thompsun. ll. lluyn-H. Il. , li. Frm-w, .l. llerlwrt, IC. YYllllIll'l', l'. 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Ilnrl. , .,...., liolwrt Shotwvll Fillmvrt Nutt In-un llovflc- Mr. Gruinhle- Mrs. Grunililm- ,-v!,, -W Mrs. Nilllllilill Studvnt Di1'vc'toi' .,.,.W. llc-nn Carlson Pianist -A .,.,.. ,-M:11'y Slmquist lliiw-vtoi' ,-,llliss Le-onn l i'vvi'ksvi1 v - - 1 ls pwsuiiloil hy tho X union lllgfh hh-1: V , v... . 1. .-.. ,,f 'l'hv c-vlvlmitimi of Thv l+'il'lvvi1Tli Aiiiiivm-rsul'y Sala- ul' l i'z1xi1-i s lfiw nnml lent html is thimxn into umliision hx tha Illlwltlilbllx 4l1s.1pln.1i.1i1u -ml' 'l'vn 'X '- Y2Il'lllllN zn'tn'lm-s uhivh h . -, 1' -- mi- zlvv hvvn spvi-hilly znlvvrlisvml l'm' lhv szllv. on thi- :ulvicv ul' his mlunglilvr. Sliirlvy. ilvvillvs T0 hire' il 111'- ,. . ... ,'. . ,.l. '. 3 , - ll: lm I4-viivv To trzn-li mlwwn the tliivvos. Shiihx fnmngris nmlimis so Ih it thi dv lnhl .1 iliulilill xoung min uhm his in tm-tiw is noni- ulln-1' than Hill Max - - w . 'ni up' ' im Q Q , ,. -. . 2 . 2,1 4 ' ' ' ' Jlliiilljl. lu .x. ,.,.. ,. ,-. A 1'llI'l't'li l l-:inn-r s -nn sity tl uvh his linihmx lm pi.u1n.1l 1 1-ssaiyingr tho rolv of mlvlw-tivv in ilisquisv liill gills min mn si lrllil .lliu .nn ' IN other. lfinzilly. just whvn ifuppe'z1l's'fli:1T tlwrv is no way out nl' his 4lil'l'i1'uI1i - '. 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Mahoml, J. Ill-ice, Znal Row-N. Ilrewor. ll. Funnix-rmluo, NI, xx'lllll0l'f. I . Hurt. Zlrul Row-Ii. Drive. G. Herz:-r, R. Corlwtt, ll. Sirulrlc. .Uma-nt-ll. Ilan-flv, ID. Fry. STUDENT COUNCIL Slllllvlll Vouucil is l'ivc ycars ohl this year! Ycs, wc'rc rcally growingz' up! It is thc rcprcscutativcs ol' thc stullcut hotly that contacts thc faculty. l'lannc1l activitics of thc classcs or othcr stuclcut groups arc uiulcr its supcrvi- sion. lu afhlitiou. it origiuatcs othcr activitics ol' its own, Nlcmhcrs ot' thc Uouncil havc no IlllSg.l'lllllPll vicw ol' thcir own lllllP0l'lHlIL'f'. 'l'hcy rvalizc that thcy arc only rcprescutativcs choscn hy thcir classcs and thcy arc anxious to make thc council serve thc students. During: thc H340-15341 school ycar, thc council has had Mario Blahoocl as Prcsimlcut, and Patricia Tolvin as Sccrctary auml 'l'rcasurcl'. Sponsorccl hy our principal, Blr. Etka, wc havc this ycar triml to ulakc thc council au ct't'icic11t and activc rcprcscutativc of thc stuclcuts, and have put on a numlwr of activitics: the reorganization of honor socicty, aucl sponsoring: ol' high school mlanccs. 'l'hc council also purchascml thc National llonor Socicty pins and mlonatccl uloncy, which thcy caruccl from various projccts. to thc track tcalu. Ycs. thc Vouncil is a worthwhilc organization! You scc. it's you stutlcnls that niakc it sol Thanks F or Everything i3' Int llnw-J. Iilson. Y. flllflllill. M. XV00d. M. Dixon, li. Shotwell, I. Schmlnku. NI. Schus-lor 2nd Row-ll. l4ll:lL'Il'Sf0ll, IG. sx'lIHlll'l', IC, Jollnson, N. Whyxon. J. Iiolllmrl, ll. S1-lmonovvr ll. Vnnlmmn, Hiram-ln: .l. Ska-n. X. Yugi. ll, Nlllln-r, R. Ilonm-ll, Il. lh'r1-sl'or1l, ll. Hurwoml, WI. lllsnll, IC .hu-k, K. IIIIIIIIPIIIIIII, Sponsor Mrs. Inu-ke-y. LIBRARY CLASS l'lnn-1-son wrolv. Ulf is a liv lwlwm-vii nn-n to liaw rm-ail tln- sann- lioolif lull it is also a Tic In-Txwvii girls to liavv tvinlvxl 'fllv sanw lllll'ill'y. Iii-siilvs Try- ing to lim-p Travk ol' Tln- l'llI'l'4'lll palm-rs and niagazini-s, tln-so girls liolp ilu' stinll-nts l'in4l lim-xlml information anml vliovlc out hooks. 'l'ln- class is nnilvi' tho alrle- guimlanm- of Mrs, Inu-lu-y, Also llllll1'l' ln-1' ilirvv- tion tlw girls arv making an 1-iitirvly now 4-ataloging ol' flu- lllll'?ll'j'. lo allow for some olml ilisuarilwl lrooks. and sonn- 1-1-vi-lilly lllll't'll2lNl'll lioolis. 'l'ln- girls also ant as nslivrs at svliool l'nnvtions. snvli as plays, l'0lll'i'l'l5. anal various otlivr things. An Apple F or The Teacher argl WM sl 1 vw we s Isl lluw-IC. Fruw. Il. N'lIllnms. ll. limlclen, Y. YQ-rkcs. Nl. W'y4-koff, il. llunso. 2ml Ron'--ll. H'IIIlunm, WI. .xlld0l'NlllI, Miss linipfu-r. 'l'. Tumilty. WI. H04-ln. R. Rh-Imrnlnon Zlrel Row-ll. xvllllllllll, ll. .tu-n. IC, Lutz, XY. Noilmhm. ll. I,l'l'l'Nflll'll, .Uma-ut: IC. Juvk. NORMAL TRAINING 'l'hv NUVIIHII 'l'r'ziiniiigr t'lllh is il grmip ot' pi'uspm-vtivv f4'2l1'ill'l'S. 'l'hi-y dis- vuss whu will hc- tho luvky one to tvuvli Miss Stunlc-y's Iingrlisli or zilwtlu-i' gxwulef ti-zivlwr' who is absent. For smnv ot' our lnoetingrs, we gm on El splurge, illlil for ei gym-st spvnflu-r we lizivv Miss lilhi M1-ullmllseg if no spvzikvr. we vmnv with vurlvrs fm ou1'hui1'g and from time to timv we lmvo a pit-nic and ilisponsv with all 1'rivolit.ii-s. sm-king! nature in our slzu-ks. Miss Knipt'0r, our t'lIft'I'lH'iSillgI spmismy lvzuls mu' hikes. tvlls us of thi- prulmlviiis ot' our piwivtii-v tc-zlvliingr, giiulvs us :mil lu-i-ps us wm-king: mi -loliiiiiy -limos who has :I spvvvli impvmliim-ut rvtzircliiig his Ill'0g.!'l'0SN in re-mliiigr. Sh:- is thi- om- who pi'm-paws us For those state tm-sts, whivh i-wry mu- so tlmrmlgrlily 111-1-mls. Iiut hy tho why V. N. 'l'. f'.1'2lllll'0lli the liigrlwst in the stzitv ti-sts giv- vnu in .l:n1l1m'y. We work hzirml ami wi- play hzlrcl whivh nizikcs 4-:wh one- ui' us ai good vitlzi-11. n 1 N Lets Hafve Another One 'l'lit't11ll-1110111 Ulf' Year. two sets of one- ael plays were given. Three plays were LIIVPII at eat-h group. In order for Miss Stanley. the direetor, to choose a east for the Contest Play. she gave tllaga gix Ona- art plays to obtain a good east. each of the membe1's of the plays being rated art-ording to aeting ability, In the first group of plays was the fantasy Phe Lost Kiss. The players portraying t-hararters were Lee Linson as l'lerrot. Catherine Conder as Pierrette, Vir- ginia llarper as the Kiss, Bob Baldridge as the Man, llale Fry as the Policeman, Har- vey Wyrkoff as the boy, Marion Waldorf as the girl, .lean Skea, as Grandma. Lloyd Lyons as newsboy, and .lean Shotwell as the Maiden Lady. Another play in the first group was the comedy Yours and Mine. Lenore Crew played the part of Kathryn, the wife, Bob Shotwell as James, the husband. Jack Mil- roy as llad Flowers. Earlene Miller as Mrs. llopper. The last play in the first group was the drama Two llnndred Riders. Su- zanne Mellean played Granny: Oren Tay- lor. Clem: Ruth Shoquist, Ann: Betty Aten. Mrs. Tracy: Dean Hoefle. Pan Flint- ridge: Dorothy Williams. Maw Flintridge: llill Hopper, Sam 'Frat-y: Keith Carlton, llon Cardress. In the set-ond group of plays, A Mayor t'or a Day, a romedy, was the first, play given. Mary Wyckoff played Joan Alden, the city attorney: Dorothy Williams, as Mrs. Meeks: llon Winsor. Tom Adams, the boy mayor: Bob Clime, S. J. Smugg: Phylis Kubik, Flossie: Dean Carlson, May- or Fnddy: Lee Linson, Ken Curtis: Kath- ryn liowe, Sunshine Sal: Boyd Gunn. Sourpnss Slick: Diek Anderson. Shut-Eye Sly: Virginia Kohl. Mrs. Fity-Jones: Mary beth llarttnan. Kay Curtis: three extras were Catherine Conder, Lloyd Lyons, and Florence Campbell. The set-ond play was Gold Featliersf a drama. Tom Reed played Lieut. Mahan: llob Shotwell, Johnson: Bill Hopper, Ed- die: Oda llnrt. The last play was A Vane Effort -- Poorman. llill: Oren Taylor, Norma llrewer as Lucille: Lois Davis, Lyn- tliia: Irvin Parry, Charles: Margaret Me- Atee, Virginia: .Iaek Milroy, Bud K.: Mary St. Clair, Mrs. Vane: .Iaek Brubaker, Da- vid K. Contest Play The Contest Play was ehosen by Miss Marion Stanley. It was a comedy entitled The lflarly Worm. She ehose a east from the people who had participated in the one-aut, plays. The leading role of Hector was played by llarvey Wyrkoff. Ruth Sho- quist played his sister. Mamie. The guest from lflngland was portrayed by Lois Da- vis. Jeanne Shotwell played Della., the housekeeper. Two friends. DoD9Y alld Jack Reed were played by Rob Shotwell and Oren Taylor respectively. On the 22nd of April. the east went to Iowa City, g21V0 the play with other plays competing against them. At Iowa City they received he excellent rating given. In fact, they t missed a superior rating by 1.4 points. Just A Little Bit Of Green l+'RESIIM ICN Niven the doors, we want in, was the erv ot' the ninetv-two hewilderefl freshmen hegrinning' their eareer in the halls ol' V. II. S. Though not the larg: est. hut one ot' the umphiest freshmen r-Iasses that ever traipsed the stairs ol liineoln lligh. We showed the ulllllllllll in our novelty harn danee, 'l'he pride of holding the elass offiees was taken hy KaDeI liriee. Presidentg liirhard 5 Vorhett. Vive l resident, Arlene Vogt, Seerefaryg lioh lieaehler, 'I'reasurer. ln BAND we have: Joan 'lgl'ilU'llll0Il Marv -lean Vonntermine M-ir1 n'ef y- . l . . r ,r llansen, Mark Kruse, Naomi Peterson, Betty VValter. ln DKAMA'l'll'H we have: lioh lialdridgie, -lavkie l3rnhaker, Dean l'arl son, Lloyd liyons, Dorothy Shotwell, and Donald Winsor. Un the IIONOR ROLL welhavez Nadine liohzien, Nil-hard Porhett, Mary -lean lonntermme, Dolores Dieter, Carl Greaser, Margaret Ilansen, Lorna Ilenkel, Betty Ann llensingr. Norman King, Alvin liindahl, Jack MeVVhorter lionis Mealhow, Foral Parsons, Naomi Peterson, 'Fhomas Register. .Iohn liieh- art, Marjorie Sehlotfelt, -lnne Sehmidt, Oliver Sehminke, Dorothv Shotwell, Margaret Smittkamp, KaDel llriee, Donald Winsor, Evelyn Yerkes, In A'l'IlliE'l'll'H we have: Roh Daldridge, liettv liergstrand, Riellard liergrer, Nadine liohzien, .laekie liruhaker, Dean l'arlson, Richard l'orhett Mary .lean l'ountermine. Dick Davis, Riehard Deardoff, Mardene Grimm, Mar- :raret llansen, John Ilart, Dale Kelly, Wilferd Kellv, Mark Kruse, Gordon Kunz, Donald Lane, Thomas Iioekhart, Lyman Oppelt, Billy Parmater. Poral Parsons, Dale Patava, Naomi Peterson, Helen Powers, Thomas Register, l l A . mer Rouse. Dean Selken, Dorothy Shotwell, Margaret Smittkamp, Arlene Vout lietty VValter, lla Vonne VVheeler, Evelyn Yerkes, We are all Iookine' forward to the three more vears till the doors elosl 9 'A . on the elass ot -I-l. v ROBERT DMXB THOMAS LOCKHA RT scum mam lllosll. wlml El llIt'NSll' Holm, 4llll'2llll1' slzlfl' lllllbl0Q'I'2lIlll0I'fl lu-t sI1v's got an nniglnly wullop 'l'llrm-4' gals. vzrllgrlll llll2lW2ll't'S-AHIISN mul -lap taking it ph-nly l 1 my -l'll'll1't' l'unwl'on1 an l'11tm'v Vootlmll star? 'llllut lvusy gin-lrf Vzxlm-elivtwiml iIll4l . , . . . . . . :ml l'1lllUl', lllDlll 'llll' In-Ilan llml IIISIFIITS pup, mul flu- gurls tlmt 4-am In-mg: 11 olll l o1's1m':14lim's, Ilan-lv 2lI'4'llll mm-ll illtvm-stvml in 4-:lc-ll otInvrvfYl,oul'i11'fWl14-ml ww-z'ytllil1g1 1-mls lip, nlmostf 'l'llis is llow wv grvf 1wlm-vs-fl o1'nlv1' stars ol' X. ll. Sf 'l'lw lwusim-st spot in svI1oolfA sn-ow for xvlllliill-f'll2ll'll0 :xml llis 1 il'v, our l'l'ivmls-liolv, the SXVlSllH lvoy-Melting' rlizxy--Hur vovznl soloists, r Winter MON. TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. Two H ed Rid- Rowe a game Ratings! rs and Fifi' bv lnffa' -,Sis ers punc- ers discov ed L0lt warden. w can Mine b Lost mural s to- 'fm-gd un - gut Kiss in ' rs Gnd I keep t quirrels Kiss bet , ilroys' lliqhl 200 'tor 1 inutes - . gwq , Two Hundred Rid- Vaccination Day. ers still riding. Arlene will not Time is boys Take yo rlie to Lill n ernathy speak i dy hall qnd job n gdkg, the Movie ud es- Kelfhsn nfl VQY' and ax Yoch thi. wee by re- Culpri es. Corts Ma u ite to 900-Hd W H1 get st e ioints quest. Senior Movie. Hill-bily Und- at Senior Basketball. Jack ro oes to St. Cl i over- Vinton ools' Mari n . Mgr-- his g er the stutted A. V. Betty S t gets Chanty o ady ion I. - out at w . . decla st. for li Y- or r - nce. 23 24 30 31 25 26 27 JAN UARY--1941 ---W .1 MON. TUES. WED. THURS. FR . Spectators t Dysart- - Vinton g receive This thin corny, Geniuses r So- Four 'rls pre- Charlie aims a welcome tr Misses isn' cietyl ot H. S. vented massa- q e n e r 'k e e p Mouw a Freerk- throw a h' party. cre pep clean' eek. s . meeting. lack Milroy makes Study 1 'vileq- I came I odn't firlt nee at Betty le real- Mildred o rders gg rgvg ur-ing Jtudigd, ked. QOVGI' Oh 101 Gl- ly goin pl with a clas tier tests-stu nts esort -Semen ts. to r i e w i t h basketb . actice G to w g. Pl- Make rtect. Tom ' tol- The Se ' ' eated George r gets Marsh r de- lowin mes- debate n n ta- his re r ar to mands e 'Ar- , ters' s le- vor ot P and keep tor not six row sal iro his 301111 9 lim' wrong ,ight sq in b U urals tim.. tonight. Jim ornes Vinton ole Faye G an- . Teach s are asked V. H. . with heartedl -Q rts ises danc - tor SINGH rl -fill! to rea a ounce- w i n n i sket tight ag st an- Saturda - hlqhell Ctuhvm num, chm-ly, qgqi n. me ly , ot o ta lovers. MON. TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. Mr. Etka' annual School ha become Richard n quite message: Please Vinton's p ial ac- Windy ok Fresh- a 'towl lace - a cut-u 'nce he use the si wdlks tors don rease- ies e at pretty Corn a Poultry entered t e ospital. i n s t e a d t t h e paint tor e one- ard. Show. lawns. acts. Mr. Ove a d and What pe ent stu- Communi e om School' i igentsia lohn Ke e s his Miss M rival dents s w tor headquar r ' own install Na- subiects s ll he cheerlead s pep- make- ? students a- ut ot tional ono Society sleeps with them. meeting. gym at noon. with impressive cere- ony. Student ho noses. luniors il eating Band E in Wow! a we School's n ng leet School's gr t chem- about ct over gym. d Hall b u r n e gr-5 pr-gpm-9 sven. ists w q with Seniors in nnual stude ve. sulphuri c on ing ot Wood- hydrogen sulphide. basketball game. hgy mcg, choppers' Stomp, Studen ym thise! Senior' o 'ness Vinton's o- Mr. C o hos- outriva o resh- Suzanne - an ers entert e roy- Vinton s asket- pital i in- men. So thin un- conked - QB by ally by one- ball s so ith a - - throw 1' - lr- act . well e ictory over La Porte. I t 1 A 1 C T I 1 V i I T I E S Ivan Phillis, Forward lV2lll. H S1-lliol' who t'2ll'llt'1l his sw'- Olltl lvttell' this j'1'2ll'. plzlyml Sllllll' Yt'l'j' olltstelllclillg' lmslu-tllelll. l'll4l wol'llv1l ll?ll'il ill llzlslultllalll illltl 2lllY2l-VS llill lll0l't' lllilll his Nllill'1'. l'll4l wus l'llll- llt'l'-llll ill sl'ol'illg1' this y02ll' :lllll wzls llll' thil'rl higrh St'0l'l'l' ill tho l'Ulll't'l'1'lll't'. John Worthen, Center lIoot is one ol' the-sv qllil-1, llll- svllish, sort ol' fellows who was 2llWil-VA willing to go out ot' his w-lv to hs-lp '. Slllll vholly vlsv, Ill- zlllvuys Uillllt' llll'llllgl'll NVllt'll thi' jjtllllgl' wus tollglll illltl 2llW3lj'S llill his In-st. Hllool wml his l'il'st lllttvl' tllis j'l'2ll' Elllll wzls 1-lvvtvll l-:lptnill lifbl' thi- -ltl-4l sm-zlsoll. Russ Brubaker, Guard Russ was 2lllViI.VS right ill th! lllimlst ol' llIllIgIN illltl lll'Y4'l' lm-1 mluwll lllltil lhv lilllill whistle-, llv wus :l l'2INl :lllll vll-l'l-l- 1lt'lillllNlX'1' lllllll nllll JI growl hslll lltllltll1'l'ilS we-ll. llv wels host lltllt'tl l'ol' his lllllgf sa-t shots that liI'1'4lll1'llllV split thi- ll4'l. 'l'llis S1'lllfll' will hm' lllissl'-l lll-xt -Yl'ill'. Don Thompson, Guard lftill IS zlllotlll-l' hvlllol' who XYUII lllS l'il'st hslslivtllslll lvttvl' tllis .vt-:ll'. .X l'2lllQ.Z'j', llvl'ollsivt- lllilll. ln- pl'ol'vll tn lu- il l't'lHPllllll artist ol' llil Slllflll Yilllltl. lll- lllXY2lyS 4'1llltl'illllll-ll his Sllill'1' to thn- l'lool' Lfillllll :lllml will lPl'4lll2llllj' hc- llllSSt'1l XYlll'll llvxt lvvzll' s svzlsoll rolls Hl'0lllltl. John Fowler, Forward -llllllllly. il 'llllllfll' who welll his St'l'Ulltl lvttvl' this j'4'2ll'. was tho slmrh plug ol' thi- flllllill. llis NIl01'l2ll'llliII' shots :lllml In-illillllt floor play Ill-ollgllt lllilllf' il spvvllltol' to his tllvt. -ltlllllllj' sl-t il lll-w 'l'l'i-Valley lllblll-0I'Ulll'4' sl-ol'illg:' rl'- vllrcl this XVIII' Zllltl was lllzlvwl Ull tha' All-flUlll.t'l't'lll'C l'il'st tvzllll. .Ks wvll als llt'lllgL' the lvalllillg' sl-on-l' llc- wus zllsll lil'l'l' throw vllzllllpillll ol' tllis ,l'1'2ll s Silllilll. Raimond Struble, Guard 'l'llis S0lllltllll0l'l' lvttvl' willlle-l' :ll ways Uilllll' llll'llllQll Xl'llt'll llt' was ll4'l'Il- Ml IIIUNT, lli- is lilltlXl'll for his lloisl- Zlllll t'U1llllt'SS lllllll-l' l'il'v. lilly ll2lS ull thi' l'll:ll':lvtl-l'istivs ol' EI goml llalll lllilyvl' lllltl is0Xll01't1-ll to ln- il stzlllllllllt ill thi- two yt-:ll's to 0lll4'. I Wish I Hadn't Seen You Last Night lst lhnv-J. l 0u'Im'r. ID. 'I'h0mlm0ll, ll. llI'lIhllkl'l', I. Phillls, .l. xxlll'1Il1'll. 2nd 'K0YY1xllllllllIl'l' li. l'urIlun. Il. H'rIp:Iut, ll. Fry, li. liunm. ti. NYM-nululs. IK. Siruhlv. J, Ih 1 :uh l IIN Vinton Vinton 'tVinton Vinton Vinton Vinton Vinton Vinton Vinton 'Vinton Vinton Vinton 'tVinton Vinton Vinton Vinton Vinton nrt. 'n - I. Mot . ' me-Ili-L l'e'lIlt. BASKETBALL' '40-'41 SEASON 1JfIUXVtl titty tlv. iiigjilit Qli Sectjgnal Tournament 'f-ld P ' I ylZlnClfll0i10l,:2l Vinton 243-f'l'i'zn-1' IS sw -,,.lgk.lh, plnim, 21 Vinton irfflin lox-to ...ix g'gil',.i,mm 20 X lnton -J-f XX:itvrIoo tluaistt 459 il7yszn't ISU -liittvpoiitlvin-0 IH W-Nlalrioll 213 Individual Scoring fHill'iiSi1llI'gf 25? r l xvalwti to lm can I-'HHS ,Mgirion Ill -lolin Fowlvr - .... 225 Nlgllli-llpgfpl' iV2lll ..,, ---isrb Vlmlt-lwmltii-t-o 224 -lolin XVUl'iill'll -V --- TU IM-Ile Pliiint- 21 llnssoll iil'llil2tiit'l' H U- 438 'giitttitll' Falls -HP Hon Tlionipson N U- 405 -llysnrt 2-1 .Xlllil'l'W i'0ttit ,, -H IW lm l'm-tp 2535 -linl Hurt ....... ,-- Htl 'l'ri-Vzillvy t'o1it'011-two HRIIIION Hziinioinl SiI'lliDil' W- U- I2 BASKETBALL l At last. ul'tv1' four yvurs ol' harll l . . ,. lmslultlmll, thv SUIIIUI' 3111-lx llllilll-V won lhv llznslwtlmll trophy hy In-eating: thl -luniors in il ve-:QV vlusv grannv. llowm-x'1-I-, the -lunims mliml hvzll thu- F4-:1lm's in illl vxhihifiun Lfilllll' this your. 'l'h1- l'll'1'Nll- me-n 4'2lllll' on tho floor with am vspv- vinlly growl tvmn: Thf-5' almost lu-ul lhl- S0YllllUlll0I'0S in il goml. cle-am gjilllltk 'l'hv fmul ruling on tho lmalslivtlmll lvmns wvrv: lst. St'lll0I'Sg Zml, -llllll0l'Sg Zlrll. Sopllmnurosg 4th, l rvslnm-n. llurotlly Sl'llHOIl0Vl'l' was tho lulslivl- hall K'llilll'lll?lll, Bliss Spimlvn wmwlu-fl lnzml on all l-Kllll' ol' thv l0ilIIlS mul mzulo if murv lllll'l'0SllllLI llll'0llHllUlll tho SMINOII. 'l'h1- lmslu-tlmll girls xl-nl El l02llll In lm l'm'tv this vom' to mlm' thl-ir lfivls . . ,- , . . .. . . ltxillll. llllls is Thv llI'Sl tum' lhl- gflrls lmvm- playwl outsillv l'0llllll'llll4lll. Seniors Knllrryn llowe- Lillian Alu-rmlllmy liurntlly limvv -lvzmnv Sholwvll Mary Wyvlmfl' lmlmro l'rn-w Maury St, Vlnir llnrotluy Svlllmnuva-1 Doris lg2lSS1'll' lqlllllbl' llzlrl livlty llllllvl' llvlvn ligfgrlvstmm Juniors Blul'jm'iv lll'lSlll2lll AlllXlIlt' Yovh Blihlrml llzlllglllle-tw Rlnmlmw Wnmll Virgriniu Sllyllvr Ibm-nthy Nlzwlcn- l,l-mm Mille-1' lmix lluvls .loam lilson Nlnrilyn Svlllllll Nlariv Nlalmml -lvilll Slwil Ruth llivl1zlrrlsm1 Sophomores lil-HY llowh-1' l7U 0Tl'Y l'll'f 'lill Blilmllil ll2ll'XY00ll lihmlal liwsm-ll 1 -lllilll Blilroy lwwllil lU'U5I4 ' Alulrvy l'risman Nmwnm llI'0W0l' Iqlsit. .lgu-olmsv11 lfuyv llzullly 4 Nlmylwtln llartmzm livvlyn llllv l Freshmen lil-tty Ann Walt:-rs Maury -l. l'0l1llf0 l'llll9 l'0l':ll l,?lI'SllllS llf'V lll3' Sluflwvll lwltv lil-1'grst1'u11ll 3l2lI'1lf H' ll ' lie-tty Ann llvnsing II4-ll-n l'mwl's - NX lu-1-Im' Nlnmni l,P1t'l'S0ll lm X Ulm' llzll'prur'c-T Sllllllliillllll Ax-lf-nv Vllfl You Ought To Be In Pictures JUNIOR CLASS PLAY 'l'h4- .liiliiurs slwwt-tl so llllll'il iiitt-rt-st in iiltxil' play this yt-ali' that it xx ls A ' 'iht ' tlwltlml tu Imw at ihmilhlo mist aiml hzlvt- at iilttvrviit mist llt'l'iUl'ltl 1'2lK'il mg 'l'liv,v vlwst- the t-miimly llliI'iillQlliliil'. iiglblllly--lillltkn Nlzirio Nlilillttbli :mtl l'.1 .if - --I 1 L- i xl- -vi. l--.- t-i'14p-u tiitit Sil4NllllNi lrhlxttl tht titlt mlm lhm stmx uiittts .umlml tht llXlll,.l tl uniting' in-wslmlwi' girl plains to gvt mi tim-v ot' hor t'llt'lllil'S who wish to rum he 1' ll1'XYNIHlItt'l'iDllSllll'SS. NI:lttvi's:11'm- 4-oiiipliwitvml XYIIOII tht- im-ii tim! mit Sunni Lino ls so vltzirnitiig :tml t-ligfihlv. 'l'hv t-mm-:ly 1-h-im-nt was pi'ox'itl4'tl hy l,ZlllS5', thv hirt-tl givl. plziywl hx Ixmwtliy Kluvkit- :tml .Inuit hllsmi. :tml hy -lo, Boyd tiiiiin. IM-:ln lim-t'lv :ns Semi ww! quitv an hit with his l'il2ll'2lQ'ft'l' iIli0l'llI'l'i2lii0ll. 'l'hv -Iunim-s Q-iijoyt-.I puttiitgg' on tht- play. t-slwvlzilly wht-it tht- mgrht ot tht-ss rvI1v:ni's:ul ll-wt-I Xi2lilll!'Ilt zilwlwi-zlwtl on tht- st-1-iw wvatrnig an hut that niziihi .. . 4. t ht I' hunk slightly lilu- at gun iimll, iliiiltlllglil at must l'iI2ll'lllillLI mtv. Sinn' this wzis that t'i1'st vlzlss phiy. thi' -llmiors wort' Yi-ry 2lltXi0llN nhl tht- slivm-ss ut' tht- ltl'tMilll'iitDll. Thi- ziilvzim-v tlvkvt sith- was lllllwlliliij' large lllli thi- wmitlwi'vtmtlitimts XYUl'l'4il'K'l4il'1iiY tiiitnvmwthlv hmitmv' tht' zlllmllvliw 14lllSi1il'l'Iliii-Y. DOUBLE CAST ll, la.-1-1-sim-tl li. Hiliw Nl. Svtiiwlvi' T. li1'iSN V .l. lilsun Nl, tiistmm I.. Nlillvi' 17. HPIXW sl ling-t-1-S IJ, Nlzivkit' .l, llvl'ht'I't E- M112 l'. Sil4HQlliNi II, Nlnlttiriii ,lb Nltmqm IJ, 'l'l1miipsmi IJ. lhwtlv KI. Nlulioml K, Q'2ll'liUll ll, VVyt'kni'l' PURPLE and GOLD lVIayE8j 1941 1 Your Periodical Companion ' N 'I-Em' A 1.-'-is-2 .513 L ... E H X E D I T T R A ldtlllor . . . Jenn I'rlen-. .hm't Editor . . . Mnrle Mnhoml. llnslnn-ns N'llllIlll'Q'l' . . , l'lll Slmqnint. Kr! Itldltor . . . Lenore Frew, .hhertluimz Mgr .... Xvllllllllll Pntrilln. Vnrlonnlst . . . llon Nlnlumd, lllehnrtl Hrnhn, Dub l'rlnnner. Reporters . , , Leonn illller, ll:-rb lnilllllllll. 'I'4-al Vuttrell. Fnye lizuldy, Mary NYM-koff. Knllel l'rim-0, Fornl Parsons. tinle XYIennn41I. Dorothy 'l'Inolnln4on. Mnrjorh- Selllotfn-It. Iloh lien:-hler, llilly Dixon, Ylrzlnln Ilnrper. .hul- O rey Fennern. 'l'yplnlN . . . llnrll Ilnssetl. Nlnxlne Dixon, Doris Dexter, 'I'etl fillllllffhlilly Ylnricnerlte linulu-r. Mlhlreel Skoog. lh-tty llntler, Proof reauler . . . llnth Shoqnlnt, Spon- sors . . . tllss 'l'llll'l'IlIIlll, Miss Wlonw, P P 81 G Editor for '42 Elected 1915-1932 P. 81 G. Scores Hit in '41 Student Council Elects Are Historical Dates for V. H. S. Publication ln l'1llllllli1L'.flll,l-'I throuxzh the dusty Arrows stacked in Mr. l4Itka's office we found some in- teresting: bits of history about VllS's publications. The grandfather t that we foundl ot' the Arrows was edited in 1915. At that time the Arrow was published five times a year and printed at the Times Office. In H420 up to the present time they have been coming out as the year book, The first Vinton High School newspaper was published under the name of The t'hronicle. Var- ious names have been used since that time but for the past nine years the name of Purple and Gold has been used. This year Your Periodical Companion has had more to offer to its readers than just the latest scoops around school. It was es- pecially active in introducing the Freshmen to the high lights of high school life. For the rest of the V. H. S. fun-makers, they ori- ginated W. P. A. tWomen Pay Allt Week. In addition to these lively activities, the staff was host 'to all jive-crazed rugcutters at a dance. Credit also goes to the staff for their initiative in being among the first to present an assembly program. As another one of its commendable qualities, hon- orable mention is given to the spirit they inspired in the various activities through its encouraging editorials. P. 81 G. Editor and Assistants for Next Year The Purple and Gold editor and her two assistant editors for 1942 are: Dorthy Thompson, editor: Faye Gaddy, Junior class assist- ant: and KaDel Urice, Sophomore class assistant. The Student Council elected Dorthy. Faye and Kallel on the value of their work, cooperative- ness and other merits that deter- mine a good reporter. During the next year the Stu- dent Council will elect a Sopho- more assistant editor as Faye and KaDel are moved up to Editor and Junior class assistant respec- tively, providing that their work has been such as to merit this promotion. U D Do I Worr lst Row-ll. Rowe, E. .llu-k, Ii. Rowe, D. lll'llllllK'i0l'l, R. Nlmu-r, I'. Slnoqul-g I gnu Zlul Run'-J. Sholwq-II. DI. Ih-rry, J. Ilfllllklh XY, Nlurklnlul, ID. 'l'll0lllllH0ll. J Ylllrn H0111 -ivan ii0llllll 'i0ll ..........-. - ..... , I' Rosalyn Moser ...................... Ass't Blnvsliull licrry ...,................ Bus, M -lzwk Nlilruy ................ Ass't Bus, Bl lluiwl'T VVils0n .............. l'li0'm1 Dmizilml 'l'l10mpson ,...........,,.. ,rrnpliy -Sports liznthryii Hmm- .................-,. Sports -lvminv Hliotwa-II ......,........ llivllimtivs Ruth Slmquist .........,........... Musiw Wallin-o Al2lI'ki2lllli ............ Ag:l'iuultui'o llorothy Rowv .... ....... ........ I va1urv lilizailwtli -luvkl .................. -l'il'ilfll1'C 1 lA'll0l'l' 1 row ..................... ANNUAL STAFF l 0aT1li'v -lCmlihn' Emlifm' HIIEIQIPI' illlilglvl' Editor i'iliiiOl' lidiim' Iimlifol' limlitoi lidiim' Edifoi Editor limping' to l'0llfill'f thai 1-iitiro svhool, Til? stuff mvinlwrs snlml .ilililm s . we-Il as the zimiuail szilvsmeu. in addition to flu- szllvs wv finzliicvcl the lmook by the szulv oi mlfiss x and by SPOIlS0l'illQl il Senior H4-nvflt Show. El svliool dam-0, and fl xfnulcx show. 'l'liis yvzn' an vxfvlisivo cunipnigrii uimlval sfuclvnts in makin inim- Altlmuffli it has f2liU'll muvli time and liaml work, wv lmvv ox P0 , doing our part in Pilitillgl' this 1941 Arrow. Editor - it We Could Make Such Beautiful Music Together Tuba Solo: Although Dick Anderson has two more years in which to compete in con- tests. he came out on top this year with a Division l rating at the State Contest. Ilis selection for a solo was His Majesty, The Tuhai' hy Robert Dowling. Good lueik in the coming years, Andy, Baritone Solo: John Kelley, with his beautiful tone on his haritone horn, received a Su- perior rating at the State Contest held at Waverly, Stars ln a Velvety Sky hy Herbert L. Clarke was his choice for a solo. Girls' Trio: The Girls' Trio, composed of the Three D's -Margie Davis, Bernice Davin, and Lois Davis, has entertained many audiences this year. Entering District Contest, they received a Division ll rating. Soprano Solo: No voice in Vinton High School has ever thrilled the public so much as Beverly llale's soprano voice! Beverly kept her voice from ns last year, hut hrought it out serging to the lead in the school operetta, in many small groups, and in her solo numbers. She won a Division I rating at the Districtg a Division ll at the State Contest with her selections: Oh, Had l -Iuhal's Lyre by Han- del, and Dawn hy Curran. Baritone Solo: Another voice which has been outstanding in school this year is Dick Hall's baritone voice. He sang the leading role opposite Beverly Hale in the school operetta. Entering contest, he received a Division ll rating at Waverly. Ilis selections were Water Boy hy Rohinsin, and My Lively Celia by Munro. Sextet: Lincoln High 's Girls' Sextet, composed oi' Beverly Hale, Jeanne Shot- well, Patricia Tohin, Ruth Shoquist, Kathryn Rowe, and Do1'othy Rowe, re- ceived very high honors this year hy receiving a Division l rating at hoth the District and State Contests. The girls have enjoyed singing at many school and non-school activities this year. Their selections for contest were A Spirit Flower hy t'ainphell-Tipton, and Let All My Life Be Music hy Charles Gilbert Spross. Mixed Quartet: This group chosen late in the year is composed of Beverly Hale, Kathryn Rowe, Dick Hall, and Marshall Berry. Singing The Green Cathedral hy Ilahn and The Lord Bless You and Keep You hy Lutkin, they entered the District Contest and received a Division ll rating. Madrigal Group: The Madrigal Group originated in the Vinton High School last year and has been a very outstanding group, winning a Division I rating at the State Contest for two consecutive years. Composed of sixteen members, they sang lXIatona hy Lassers, and Hard By A Fountain hy Waielraiit. Clarinet Soloist: Maxine Braginton, a great help to the Vinton High School Band, chose as her clarinet solo this year One Moment 'Remoteu hy lil. S. Thornton. She received a Division l rating at the District Contest and a Division ll rating at the State Contest. Wl1at'llTl1ey Think of Next I lst Row-Cheer Lenders, M. Mnhoml, P. Shoqnlst. 2nd Row-I.. Un-w, D. Rowe. ll. Jack. M. .hu-knon. Clrsl Row-K. Rowe. E. Juok, H. Eggleston. 4th Row-Nl. Berry, D. Fry, D. Carlson, ll, NVllnnn. Absent: Bllly Dlxn. Cheer Lender. PEP CLUB li'o111e 011 gang, let's go!! Thatls our motto. We represent tl1e spirit of V. ll. S. We have been given the ll0ll0I'2ll'y title '4Tl1e Pep Club. VVitl1 tl1e aid ot' sixteen husky S17lIllP1l1S H1111 a n1ost popular sponsor, Mr. Uvergraard, we IHIVP played our part well i11 tl1is prosperous year of 1940-1941. Uur officers for this year we1'e:l'reside11t, Patricia Shoquist: Vice Presideiit, Dorothy Howeg Secretary, Elizabeth Jack.. This year we have lll0l10I10llZ0ll tl1e originality of V. H. S. We have de- veloped a group of writers, actors, and actresses. Some side-splitting skits have llt'i'll presented 211111 some wonderful fillellf has ll8Pll Sil0XV11 hy the bright and shining stars of V. H. S. Our skits have all been along tl1e line of pep. We have 110110 a little horse play i11 whieh we defended our team. We amputated de-feat so that we migrht XVl1l all our games. Superior acting was revealed when Gale Wie11- ands portrayed the eharactei of l4'a1'111e1' Moffittf' fC0?l0ll Moffittj We still have Illtlllfy of tllili originality i11 store for tl1e V. ll. S. actors, an-tresses, illlll play producers ot' 1941-1942. Here's hoping yo11'll produce lnigrgei' Zlllli hetter skits i11 your Pep Uluh next year. Come 011 gang, let's go ! I c,,2QN.N1n:N-.zuncumo A Handful Of Stars lnl Run'-.l. lfowlt-r. I. I'lliIlix-s. J. ,I0lI'l'lll, ll. 'l'll0lllIlH0ll, ll. Nlruhlv, G. lh-1-nl. 2nd Ihnv-H. Kunz. F. Iilnug, Il. Ilrulmkc-r, Il. Ihfnkle-, li. xvll'lllllIllH, J, Nortlu-n. li. INIYIF4 L I'n-HH. Uwe-nl-VI. lh-rry. Il. xvllllbll. THE V CLUB 'l'he- vlllll is :in mgrzliiizzntimi meulv up ol' lmys who lmvv ln-on znwzmlml ai llliljlll' lvttvi' in illlj' ul lhv loin' IIHIJOI' sports: luuflmll. lmslu-llrzlll. li-an-li :mil gulf. Altlmugrli lllPllllll'l'Slllll is not i'vqi1ii'P1l. it is greiim-i':1lly llc-sirm-al hy :ill ntlllm-li-s ul' This svllool ln Iwi-miie memlwrs in growl Stillllllllgl with Thi' 1-lull, 'l'his .vm-:ir il now wmstitiltiml was ilruwn up :incl is now lhv fmlmlzilimi Y ul' um' vlllll. We 1-lei-ti-ml Klan-slmll livrry prvsiilent fm' this your. lliisse-ll llru- lmkvi' WHS vlvvll-ll V11-v l'l'0Nllllllll. Elllll lllvli llzlll was l'lm'lv4l St't'I'1'l2ll'j'- 'l'l't'2lSlll'lll'. Alllfllljl' tha- vziriwl :ivfivitivs of thi- Ulllll is :in zmlillnl vhih mlzim-0. A1 this ilmivv lhv 1-hih pri-si-nits the girl whie-h thvy flu-insvlws 4-lvvt as llll'll' spurts :limi-il for thi- yvzir. This y0zn s 1111411-I1 is Mario Nlnlnoml. We- ll2lYk' hull iwu ahh' sponsors this your in Mr. i'2llll0l'Ull :mal Nlr. Nlul'l'i1l. Ir. -V K v, , . .. Everything Happens To Me lst Row-J. I'rlc1-. J, llerhert, R. Mom-r. IC. Jack, E. Hart, Nl. l'0wrru, I'. Pllwvrs, D. S4-hunnova-r. '.'. Snyder. M. Dnughhe-tee. 2mI Row-I'. Slmqulst. XY. Nutlmlnn. D. lhlr'-nl-tt, ll. .X1l'll, NI. Xuvh, J. EINIIII, ID. lluwn-, ll, Shoquist. L. Crvw. Iirql lhnw-Slmnsur Mins Sllillllfll. Il. l!llfIl'l', M. lla-N-nforel, ll, IKI1-lmrelson. I.. Xlwrmlllly. .l. Ska-al. ll. St. l'lulr, Ii. lluwv, l.. Ilnvis, .l. Shutwm-Il. G. A. V. 'l'hi- llirls' Athlm-tic UV Vlulm ol' Vinton lligh, umlm-r thi' splmsorsllip ol' Nliss Spimlvn, is opt-n to ovary high svlnml girl. lts purposv is to 1-watv em ill- . tvrl-st in girls' ntlilm-tics :intl to furnish an opportunity for l'0l'l'l2lll0llill activ- ities, to lmvo l'un mul to lwcmnv avqimintvcl with otln-r girls in tho svhool. 'l'lwy l'inml in it an S0lll'l'1' ot' frienclsllip :intl growl lvllowsliip. lt 0llK'0lll'2lgl'0S tht- 'Ill2lllllQ'S ul' SINll'fSlll2lllSlllP. gil-in-rosity, mul cooporntimi, as well ns st-rving :is :in 4-nmtimizil outlet. , Two lunulrvll :intl l'it'ty points are l'01li1i1'm-il for im-niln-rsliip. 'l'hvsv puinls muy ho t'2ll'llt'tl hy pnrtivipziting' in the following elvtivitiosz linslu-tlmll, vullvy- lmll, liittonlnill. tunnis, mul hikingr. Tlw girls :Irv not iltlllllllfll to zirtivo mom- lwrship until the vml of the Soplioniore your. lhvir monthly ll. A, V. te-as, mul the Imnquvt in tht- spring' at which time they lmvv thv llISl2lll2lfllllI nl' the prvsitlvnt ancl thi- prvsontzitimi ol' awnrrls. Otlu-r :ivtiritivs nrv ln'vzilil'a1stS. pot lurk si1plN'I'S. PiClll4'S. mul pzirtivs. Blvvtingrs niv- ln-hl thi- first :mtl third Monclziys ul' vvvry month. Ul'l'im-1-rs ol' tho 0l 'llll7illl0ll 'll'I l'rvsi1l0l,1t liwthrvn Howl-g Vivo l'r0si- W YW Y . hz . 1 . , 1 Q . l'rl-siilmit is always ai -lunior :intl thc following: yi-:lr fills the Vzicmn-y nl' tht Fcnior Prcsiilvnt. 'l'ln- high-lights ol' thv group ziutivitivs :irv thi-ir l'hristnms Alumni llaiwo, llvnt l'ntrivizi Shoquist: St'K'I'0lill'V :intl 'l'1'9ns1l1'01', Iullzuln-tli .l:wk. lhv Nlrv Wa Back In 1939 In A. D. l SOPHOMORES flnwaral toward tlw stately senior vlass wr pac-0. slowly lint snrm-ly. Last ye-ar l'r1-slnnon, this year snplmrnm-os, still niarvliing forward on to vim-tm'5 tlirnngli graclnation. Wv 4-iigznrc-ll in many 1-xtra-1-nrrivnlar avtivitivs as wt-ll as spunsoringr a clanw- anxl skating! party aillml lmy nur 1'vspvvtiw 4-lass nl't'i1-1-rs lfayv tlaflcly, l'rvsnlc-ntg Suzanne Xlvlwan. Vim- I'rq-sixlvnt: llainmnel Sll'lllllt' Sl't'I'0l2ll'j' and 'l'1'v:ls111'vl'. ln HAND wo have: Dirk .Xmle-rsmi. Nm-nnl lirt-won-. l'atln-rinv l'mnl4-r llaroltl Evans. lfayv ltlamlmly, Waynv llall, Virginia llar wr, Nlaryln-tlm ll'lI'llll2lll l f 4 . . .lnannv Krusv, llurotliy l'1-tvrsmi, livila l'c-tvrson, Stella halts, llainmna Ntrnlmlv, Ort-n 'l'a,vlor, Marion xN?llll0I'f. , ln llllANlA'l'll'S wc- have: llivk .xlltllll'S0ll, Norma lirvwvr. l'atln-rinm' l'onclvr, lfayv llaflmly, Waynv llall, Virginia llarln-r, Nlarylmvtll ll2ll'llllilll, Hill llnplwr, Virginia Kohl. Phyllis Knlwik. Blargrarvt Blmultm-, Snzannm- Mvlman l'larl0nv Nlillm-r. ll'Vlll l'arl'y. tlqla l'oor1nan. 'l'mn lim-1-ml. lla-tty Slmtwvll. Orvn Y! laylur. anal Marion Walclnrl'. ln VUVAIA 5ll'Sll' wc- Ilavv: lfayv llatlrly, Waynv llall, -liln llart, Wallaw ll:-yvr, l'ansy llaitt. llainmncl Strnlrlv, anll tlrvn 'l'aylfn'. Hn IIUNUR lilllil. wc- liavv: Norma l31'c-we-l'. Rlary liois lil'll1'4', Virginia Varlsnn, Auclroy Vrisinan, lfayv Harlxly. .lim llart. Blaryln-tli llartinan, l'l1yll1s Knliik, llarolml liinllaltl. Blargrarvt M1-Ate-v, Snzannz- Nlulim-an, .ll-an Nlilroy Pansy llaitt, Dm-ntliy livissvr. lin-tty Sllotwvll, liillllltlllll Strnlmle, Elsim- Vaupvl anml Marion Waldorf. ln A'l'lll.l41'I'Il'S ww llavv: Dim-li Amlvrson, Nornla lgl'i'Xl'l'l'. ll2llll0l'lIll' l'un dvr, Aumlrvv l'risnlan, lit-tty llnwlvr, l'l4l l'IH'H'v1's, llarolml livans. Ri:-Inarxl lfos 1 I . PI' ' v svtt. Dm-otliy l'lI'5llIlllllll, l ay4- tlatlfly. Martha tiarwoml. .lnn Hnrtlon, Vlayne llall, .lnlnn llarpor, Virginia llarpn-r, -lin: llart. Blarylwc-tli llartnian. linlu-rt llvnoks. ICH-lyn llitv, Elsie' -lswolmson, lmmn- Krug:-r. -lnannv lxrusm-. llarolml 3lvNmnara. -lm-an Nlllroy, lilvanor Nlwllvr, llnssoll l,Hl'lll2lft'l'. Irvin Parry llnrotliy l'4-torsmi, lwila l'f-101-sam, Ulla ll00l'lll?lll. linis lllf'll2ll'l. Str-lla Salts lim-tty Slnvtwe-ll, llailnnncl Strnlnlv, Oren 'l'ay'lnr, Norma Vllayson, lilll xvl'lL1'lll Wm- arc- anxiously awaiting' mir Junior yvar wln-n wc' 1-an llllS.V Ulll'Nl'lV1'S as all -lunim' vlassf-s ilu, ronstantly vln'uln1tvl'ing nvxv rvspnnsilvilitivs anml nice-ting tln-nl with ups-nln-artvilnvss, Wo art- rvamly. willing, and alilc- tn sc-1've the cmiiing' Seniors and you, too, fellow stmlvnts. Arr you really for ns? 4 , ,J , :mv WHITSON SILLY WllG!1L,, , MMUORXE IRIDGE 1 RA YMOND KILLER SQ MARGARET PQQYIEW It l Just One More Chance .HTNIORS Ah! At last we are memlmers of the lfrou r known as the u I wer elassmen. P' 'l'hat is how we all felt as we enrolled in September, Not so very long after enrollment came the serious task of electing' class officers. This honor was hestowed upon Dorris Hayes, President: Marie Mahood, Vice Presidentg Hale Wienands, Sccretaryg and liohert 'l'asehner, Treasurer. 'l'here will he no food worries at the Annual Junior-Senior Banquet this year. for every husiness venture we have delved into has heen a tremendous suecess. On November ln, we held the Junior t'arnival. Before t'hristmas we sold more t'hristmas cards than our greatest expectations had hoped to accom- plish. 'llhen to round it all off there was a fine attendance at hoth perform- ances of Sonny Jane the Junior Class Play. 'l'he Juniors have in BAND: Merle Vhalupsky, Mary lI9llSlllQ,'f, Millie Kimm, lialph Lilja, Wyla Notlmohm, Tommy Reisser, Ruth Richardson, Shirley Rogers, Patrieia Shoquist, Rohert Shotwell. John St. Flair, Patricia Tobin. ln DHAMA'I'lt'S we have: Betty Aten, Helen Beresford, Keith Varlton. li-ohert t'lime, Marjory fiI'lSHl2lll,, Lois Davis, Joan Elson, Dale Fry, Boyd tlunn. Dorris Hayes, Janice Herhert, Dean Hoefle, Millie Kimm, Elherta Lutz, Dorothy Mackie, Marie Mahood, Hazel Mahurin, Leona Miller, Jack Mozena, VVyla Nothohm, 'llommy lieisser, Shirley Rogers, Marian Sehueler, Patricia Shoquist, Rohert Shotwell, Jean Skea, Buth Skoog, Dorthy Thompson. Pa- tricia 'l'ohiu, Doris Williams, Dorthy Williatiis, Harvey Wyckoff. ln VOCAL MUSII' we have: Helen Beresford, Marjory f'I'lSlll2lIl. Bernice 'Davin, Lois Davis, Margrie Davis, Dorris Hayes, Janice Herhert. Dean Hoefle, Ralph Lilja, Marie Mahood, Hazel Mahurin, Marian Schueler, Patricia Sho- quist, Margaret Stickney, Patricia Tohin, Emma Belle VVallace, Herman VVax. On the largest HONOR ROLL we have: Betty Aten, Helen Beresford. Keith Uarlton, Merle t'halupsky, Marjory Ursiman, Mildred Daughhetee, Ber- nice Davin, liay tlreaser, Dorris Hayes, Janice llerliert, Millie Kimm, Elherta Lutz, Dorothy Mackie. Marie Mahood, Leona Miller, Tommy lieisser, Ruth Richardson, Marian Schueler, Marilyn Schultz, Patricia Shoquist. Jean Skea. Virginia Snyder, Margaret Stiekney, Bernice Stueek, tleorge 'l'hiher, Dorthy Thompson, Patricia 'l'ohin, Doris Willi:1n'1s, Harvey VVyckoff. ln A'l'llLl'l'l'lt7S we have: Betty Aten, Marjorie Beresford, Keith tfarltou, Marjory t'i-isman, Mildred Daugrhhetee, Lois Davis, Kenneth Duncan, Joan l'llson, John Fowler, Dale Fry, Janice Herhert, Frank King, Marie Mahood. Leona Miller, Jack Mozena, VVyla Nothohm, Andrew Pettit, Glenn Reed. Ruth liichardson, Marilyn Schultz, Rohert Shotwell, Patricia Shoquist, Jean Skea. Virginia Snyder, Robert Taschner, Gale Wienands, Maxine Yoch. VVe will he proud as we advance on to the throne of stately Seniors, hut there will he some sorrow when we view the fact that we shall never he Juniors again iu dear old V. H. S. VELKA MM X bs X K. , , v :: A X - xg, NAXIICB YOQI This is dedicated to all of those Who pass through the halls and classrooms of Lincoln High School. i There is no monument that can be erected to the memory of a man equal to that monument which he has built for himself during his lifetime. A block of stone no matter how great is insignifi- cant indeed beside the effect of the im- pressions created upon people about it. Deeds live and their impact upon sensi- tive beings leave an impression of in- discernible proportion. Markers exist merely to indicate that at some past time a living personality existed making his impressions either good or bad upon those about him. Therefore, if I had the power to determine what boys and girls should gain from our high school I would list first of all a sound character built upon the teachings of Christ and dedi- cated to the highest ideals of mankind. C. E. KNAPP The Farmer In The Dell unw- 1 13 lst Row-ll. liellc-r. I.. l.y0nu. J. 1'umpln-ll. l.. Dleullmw, D. Cnntnnwlne. J. Elclrlmlge, Y, l'n- trlllu. Il. Inmun. H' ..hnl4-rson. 2n1l Now-N. Iiulmlc, I.. Miller. Z. JUIIIISDII, C, Grn-mu-r, Il. !l0rr0w, ll. lhlll-14. R. .lohnnon .L Iillur. Ilrll Now-J. Iluum. XY. fullfklllllll, .l. liq-urns, 0. Svllllllllklh V. Uhri, 'I'. F111-Ilrl-r. Ii. lrlve- .l. lllvlmrt. ll. l'orlu-tt, .I. llurln-r. Il. Ilrvwc-r. R, Furlsoll, ll, Ile-ppc-. Mr. lihlslhuxu -hh lluw-.I. Slmw. N. lilmr. Il. N1-lm-rt. XY, XYIlrmn, ,L l.lmluhI. ll. l'rlmnu-r, F. lillur. I' NIUIIIIIIIIY, li. 'l'IllIll'l', NI. XYIQ-sv, 'l'. l'0ltrA-Il, ll. YYIIX, I', llulvn. 5th Nou'-Il. I.ln1lnhl. J. G4-nn-r. Il. Yun Ylvv. ll. llllllflill, ll. lla-nklv, ii. Ilulln, XY. Nlurk- Inlnl. ll. 1'lllll0. I.. llnnunn, ll. llulelrhlprv. .Klum-llt: li. llunvnn, VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE V111-11111111111 .Xg:1'i1'1111111'11 is 111'1'1-1'1'11 111 givo lU?ll'lIl l111ys 111111 11f11111's 11111-1'1-S1011 111 Ag1'i1'111t111'11 illl 111111111'11111i1y 111 1111111111 11111 11'2l1l11llg' ll1'1'l'SS2ll'y 111 11111111 2l:Il'1- 1111t111'11l p1'1111111111s. 11 1111111s 111 st1111111z1t1' :111 i1111'1'11st 111 2lj.1'I'1l'll1flll'l'. 1111v11111l1 1111'1il 111z1111'1's11il1, 111111 11':11'11 11111 11ig'1111s1 Typo 111' z1g1'i1'111t111'1'. 'l'111- x1-1111111 w111'1i is 111'1':111g:1'1l N11 111:11 1'1'l'S11lll0ll 1:11111 1'ill'lll 111111'11:111i1's, s11- 1 11111111'11s 1:11111 21111111211 1lllS112llll1l'y. 211111 j1111i111' 111111 s1111i111' 1l1lj'S w111'1i 1111r1-1111-1' 111111 :1111-1'11z111- 1'Ell'lIl 1'1'1111s 211111 1'2ll'lll 111211111111-11111111. A s11111-1'x'1s1111 111':11'111'11 11111- 11l'2llll is 1':11'1'i1-11 11y 1-111-I1 111' 1111- 1111ys l'll1'll11l'l1. 111 1111111111111 111 11111 l'l'Q.Z'l112ll' w111'k :111 0x1V11-1'111'1'i1-111z11' :11-tivity 11'1ll1lll'1' 1 .11'1111'1's 111' .Xlll1'1'1K'2l1 is z11s11 s111111s111'1'11 115' 1111- 111111z11'111111111. '1'1111 11111j111' 111111111511 111 1111- 111'grz111izz1ti1111 is 111 11111111111 1':11'111 1111ys 111 111- 1-11111111-111111 11-1111f'1's in l'11I'il1 l11'1-. All l111ys 1-11111111-11 111 V111-21111111111 :1,Q1'i1-1111111'1- z11'1- 1-1111111111 1'11r lll0Il111CI'S1l1i1 Ill 1111- 111'g:z111ixs11i1111. Benton Count Grain, Eg g, and Poultry Show 'l'hv tliirts-1-utli annual Benton Vounty Grain, ICQIQI. and Poultry Show was hm-hl tho l'1l'th. sixth. autl sl-Vontli of Folwuary. The show was a great sllvvoss mlm' to tho largrt- llllllllN'l'Ul.llllll'l1'NllllKl tht- ve-ry lavorahlv woatlior. 'l'hl- show St'f'l'l'liIl V was -llllllfbl' llillllll aml tha- assistant Sl't'l'l'l2ll'lI'S wove- Wallaw- Nlarklauml aml H1-ol'g1v 'llllllll'l'. 'l'ln-rv wx-i'v five- sm-uior aull llll'0l' junior llovs avtiuff as su a-riutm-mlvuts ol' tho various :lv lartmvuts. n F' Wolliiosalav, l olu'llary l'il'th, was 1-utry llay with 445 hirtls, T4 alozvu 1':r:1X Ilfzfll samph-s ol' vomau-iw-ial grraiu, TH samplvs ol' show oats, soylwaus and hay. auml Sill vars ol' show worn hvingr put on display. Hu 'l'hul'sflay, thu sixth. all 1-l1tl'im-rawmwjlulgrt-tl. 'l'h1- lll'4lg1'l'2llll QIlYl'll on 'l'hui'sclay vw-iiiiigr was wt-ll attvml- ml with Hr. -I, S. Russell. ol' tho llvs Bloiuos 'l'i-ihuuo. aull Mr. llavitl llama-1' giving' vt-ry lllllll'PSllllg1' spvvvla-s. Hu lfritlay 21 sl-hools wort- l'0lll't'Nl'llll'tl in tho grain aml poultry judging: vonlosts holml in 1-ouuwtiou with tho show. Ou lfriclay 1'V0lllllgI the aumliour-o XYSIS1'llll'l'l2Illll'1l Ivy a ropm- tvlvlk artist, l'o1-luvrly of Wllo llarn llanvo lfrolit' aunl hy Nlaurivm- tho Biarwl. a llllljllflilll. Tho prvmiums worm- paid ou l ri4lay vvvliiiig: auml on Satululayg all matrix-s we-l'oiou1m'0dlrmutlio show on F2lTll1'Il2L5' ilv il way In fI'ilYOI l ill'lll Shop 11'2lIlI--IIOW2ll'il SUUIIIS in ln' talking! ii U, li. Suvpris lhvlv! I ill'lll MZlll2lgI!'llll'llt ICEIIII Suvln mmimns 4-xlvlw-ssinlls Mm! oi' ilu-sv In-lfmg1u m1n . Q 1 v A ' w - - ' I1ll'lllt'lN l'ill'Ill l'4lll lIlt'4'l'lllQ Ivum 'llwsv lillVSlHlN1'1l.,IllS1 in Inv INPNIIIQ' ,xllllllill IIIISIIRHHIIN H r- A . Tmllll I Iilw To Nm- I1-llmxs XYlll'li+-l 2l!'lll lruya vnu gn-T ulmngglnlwn in l zn'm NIIUID--All ll ull, Stem- Sll17t'l'Yimlbl' zmml MV. 1il1l4l1l1gs. ' Fu Ilan lx lnuw .wall Npvml ylblll' timvf Swvll w1'n1llM' fm' Nllfvwllzllls xI2ll'NIl stops fm lvlf lun- Sm-R ilu' Svllitll' 1-utlllv Hu, f'illlH'I'0ll slllvstiflmw ilu' NIV, f'Hlllt'I'lPll ilflfvl' his , fl.-nt l'1'4-if-111 amd flltlllw- vIl:nngviulls-- Miss l l'4-1-l'ks1-ll wsu su lmfl gfirl 'll1is, fnlks, lx 1 lv.n11lx.11nl4-111 2IHt'l'1lll' .1.1lv1-1m1w+t KI1-1u1u1'iw-luula fm' 'l'w4-z1li.VH Smlu' rin wlnitv Nhnt' nml 4lTlll'l'w 'l'Im1', I-jghql I xnxx' you mln it-F-.Xlwnys lvnnsy- AI1'1liTElYiUIl--IH tlu- gluf pot again' Van yum fiml .VIllll'Nl HlA.,'f Iiwryflming hut tllf- p1'im-ipal of the Thing. -:gmqn 5j'.-- u S p ' MON. TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. Wallace MUl'klUlld It Seniors ve done Doc. Be ampu- That oft .repeated fhflllil I 911004111 anything e s i d e s tate: at in phrase - se re- Vinton lters start CGI Wm W--badly loai in . S. no- Pep Me ing. turn y report nqlnq. . tity Rosa Moser. c I u n ' r amatists Seeing u b l e ? Coach t pre- The G. . girls li a nm o n n y Don't o y, the pares r t 1 u x o, can re y lance Frida proclaim- lane most Iunior l play s p r i n sketball plates o t ei knees 'day remar b anner. has casts. 1 -1-egg gag, Some n een be- Iunior n class Dick d and Fresh teers Gill! I IUYI sides res en. St. can r ll armon- his orc enter- bring o 1 hin- You cl te up the Pa ic Day. ize on ' Low. tain at q dance. ing tro . the hull fl fht-'m U19 Swe riot. no . . , . Lela Va Skike The P ill be Dean arls cer- Freshm ' bas- Mar' ood re- plqy ip n Win. 57.00 h when tainl e o - wink- ken-,511 Q m qdly cei h covet- k1g gb,-q.. the I. . m are ing at Q tueck dei9GiBd W0 nights ed o B o r t u twen u t e s 1 - ' . Q09 Club snooze alter school. U '- Kids ing to think o o e good April l' tricks. MON. Tues. ' wen. 'rHuRs. FRI- Mr. Gate speaks to Vocal instru- Bqnd pr tg an Pre-Stat ontest held school a wins still mental co cert is assembly gram of hereff day-six more mirers. well r ived. contest pi s and fl I0 ul- ma s. Band ' B fiflf-' Van S outline Spring r strikes Sopho 9 9 bug-y Many gnu qt. Puri State In- encyclo for Mr. all ala m Win- P,-,pmq wild Qgnd 0 1.-,gdqy door Oi b1'9C!kl Overga Vinton dows ar en wide. Life pro. elm h gl-yicn, Class ' record in wing Tyger. r po e vault. of E vacation Beqiimnn week -so endar. 15 Mr. Miller receives 17 18 Punch button tuning Don n set G v Pres- Knot fins. . Ho, h , report gchgg vel' rgcgrd ents i ay. What but iust s dl in Annu a big cards n first day gg C g C1115 wast a e gain? broadc bly danc or i buyers. k. . Um- Beverly Ha and Gyp es and G99, more the o g to tumbe n prac- wee 901, state c t 'tune tice etel. MON. TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. Pre-state sts make lt s s music tair sho ing at contest rouqht a Wa rly. little ble over unch ened cars. Quote hat are Your e is really Everyone' waiting Senio e reporting The w are rodl- you q to wear learning he print- tor the r s of the that are com- ly I g hy. to the et? un- ers' trade. all sch English ing banquet te. te . This o almost Who a I saw Senio ar to take Big r y eet at Girl wort-Yihq inis d. breaki rors to- intelliq tests Vinton 1 tomor- abo ls. Ban- day? o d luck. r . o quot o ow night. Gee vou looked nice Under ss - 1 are Satu ai's all begi slip No o nts lo Well, e , this's S y . Sen- that e heard over i Q Senior work-to n r over. your 1 t nce. ior tur 's taken. to . - Gradu ' . a p s Un s en are Seni s a e issing Class th all and I s - all bus tests. scho eady. its e s. the titfti s erY- thin er ow. We Feel We Should Recognize Mr. Etka for his excellent ideas and help in trying to pub- lish a better book. ' Mr. H. S. Waldorf for donating the use of his theater for the Senior Benefit Show. Mr. Franklin S. Battin, and Tru-Art Corporation, for their patience and guiding hand in learning the technique of editing. The Greater Vinton Club whose liberal donation enabled 'us to balance our budget. A Qedar Valley Daily Times for their cooperation in trying seemingly impossible ideas. . Mr. Grant, and Mr. Becker for their work on the individ- ual pictures. Bob Wilson for bearing the brunt of our unjust criticisms about his outstanding work as photographer. Annual salesmen for their faithful salesmanship during the year. Those individuals for their willingness at all times to stay and help. , , C-, Q we , d . . .. ,,,...,.x r gm, ,- ,. . . A. . .M , .- i...s.s. ' ' s t... A C T I V I T I E S ISHI TRAVK SEASON S'l'A'I'IC INDOOR The Vinton track team made a good showing at the State Indoor meet which was held in the University of Iowa field house in Iowa City. Ivan Phillis was a standout in setting a new class B pole vault record by clearing the bar at II ft. 55541 inches. Gale Wienands placed third in the pole vault, Kenny Duncan placed in the half mile, Andy Pettit placed in the 440 yard dash and the high jump. Don Thompson placed third in the shot put to complete the Vinton scoring, Vinton 75-'l'l'acr 33 Vinton's track team swept past Traer by win- ning a majority of first places. Performing on their own track they scored heavily in the field events and more than took care of themselves on the track. Don Thompson and Gale Wienands were Vinton's leading scorers. lklcchanicsville Relays Close to twenty schools competed in the an- nual Mechanicsville relays and we placed 5th in the final standings. Don Thompson scored firsts in the javelin and shot, put. and third in the discus. Gale Wienands tied for third in the pole vault and placed second in the broad jump. Cedar Falls Relays Vinton's track team journeyed to Cedar Falls to compete in the annual T. C. Relays and man- ged to make a favorable showing. Our 440 relay team placed third, Raimond Struble tied for 4th in the pole vault, and Don Thompson placed Ilrd in the javelin throw. l't-dar Falls Dual Cedar Falls High invaded Vinton and won a victory over us in a dual meet. The visitors man- aged to score in almost every event and won more than their share of firsts. The meet, how- ever. was close all the way. A new V. ll. S. shot put record was set by Don Thompson with a heave of 46 feet IU inches. Vinton 05-Marion 53 Vinton won its second dual meet of the year by defeating Marion 65 to 53. Scoring firsts in the t'ield events and placing in the running events, the home team gathered enough points for victory. Fowler, Wienands, and Thompson led the scorers. A new V. H. S. javelin record was set, by Thomp- son who tossed the spear 169 feet ti inches. 'l'ri-Valley t'ont'crencc Vinton placed third behind Wilson of C. R. and Cedar Falls in a meet held at the Teachers Col- lege track in Cedar Falls. Vinton made a surpris- ing accomplishment in placing first, in all the field events but conldn't manage to score much on the track. Fowler. Wienands. Struble. and Thompson were heavy scorers for Vinton. Vinton 4055-l'. High tlflwul Vifyl 8032 U. lligh brought a well balanced squad of run- ners to Vinton and humbled the home team in il dual meet. While Vinton won firsts in all the field events, Il. High won firsts in all the running events to more than balance the score. Vinton's usual quartet ot' scorers again made the majority of our points. Where Was I? lst Row-I. Parry, R. Struhln-, l. l'hillIn, I7. Thompson, 0. 'l'uylnr. G. VVIQ-nnmha. K. Duncan, D. S1-lken. A. Pettit, I Znel Row-R. Keller. 'l'. Reprint:-r. ll. I'urmuh-r, ID. Hymn, D. lhlvin, I.. Tlnompnon, V. ln- trlllu. L. Mc-nlhow. Ilral Row-R. Prlmrmu-, Mr. QN1-rgxnurd, Il. Hmgun, ll. Morton, ll. lflvunn, H. Dlsdlolllllru. G. Kunz. Mr Muffin, R. Pnnnuter. Absent-J. xxv0l'Illl'll: nlunxlnger, ll. Llmluhl. IG. Miller, J. Fowler, ll. Shotwell, R. llylllll. DISTRICT MEET Vinton journeyed to Davenport to compete in the State Distriet traek meet. All four hoys who :nade the trip qualified for the State Meet to he held in Ames on May 24. llainiond Struhle tied for first in the pole vault, John Fowler and llale VVienands tied for third in the hroad jump and 'Don Tholnp- son plaeed seeond in the javeliu throw and third in the shot put. 'l'he Vinton relays on May 16 and the State Meet on May 24 will coin- plete lxhtkflkiif SIFIKUK ilk 'Ji' John Fowler, hroad jump, sprinls, hurdles, the season for the Vinton tram-ksters. LETTERMEN Iran Phillis, pole vault. Don Thompson, shot, discus, javelin, relays. Kenneth Duncan, half mile run, relays. relays. ' Andrew Pettit, -H0 yard dash, high jump, relays. S Gale VVienands, pole vault, high jump, hroad jump, sprinls Russell llarniater. half mile run. relays. F' Hilillltblltl Strnhle, pole vault, hurdles. 'lk Oren Taylor, sprints, relays. M ' Four year letter winner, three year letter winner, letter winner. i.,. . first yeal It's The Little Things That Count i Commercial Vinton was wt-ll 1'm-pi'1-sriitiwl nt Spring:- villi- l'I'UIll tlu' l'0llllllt'l'l'liIl 1-lzissvs ol' Vill- X ton lliggh. liotli -lunior :iiul Senior Vonn- nu-rviail stlulvnts paii'tii-ilmtvil in tlu' Nll0l'lll2lllll mul Typing: 1-vi-nts. 'l'lu- Vine ton ti-:un got za sm-oiul plau-i-. l'1-oplr. ns :I wholv, 2ll'0 talking: nioru inti-rvst in this vontvst 4-zu'h your. thus nuiliing it :in zin- nuail vw-nit. Debate 'Flux lu-luitv tvnni partir-ipziti-ml in :i lllllll row at Iowa l'ity this past yt-nr. Not svn'- ing' very llllll'll :u'tiy'ity this yvnr, tlu'y worvn't si-on in ns nmny towns :is our mlm-halts' ti-:nn has lu-on pri-vionsly. Declamatory This your we haul only oiu- 1-ntry in tlus orzitorii-al mlvlvznrtnu-nt. Siu- wus lfnyv Hzultly with tlu- si-li-1-tion XVv Ilan- Not l+'org:ottvn, 'l'lu-rv wvrv no lulniorous 4'lllll'UNlillliN. Tluiri' wort- st-V011 ontru-s in tlu' 4ll'2lllI2lll4' ilivision. 'l'lu-so t-onsist ot': Wylzi Notlnohni g3iy'ing1 Nlii'li0y's Nlzirslu-r g Ruth Skoogr, liil:u's g Dorothy Shotwoll, Grim ttirlug lim-tty Slumtwvll, ll:ulily llovuz tlllll Blil- lio Klllllll. Hliolllvy Sluit'toi-H. 'l'lu' girls luilil nn oliniinzition 1-ontvst tlllltbllll' tlu-1n- svlvos Elllll vliosv liotty Sluvtwvll to rop- rvsvnt Vinton. llc-tty wvoiyi-il SlllN'l'lUI'H in tlu' first rounil ol' tlu' stnto mul ai growl rating' in tlu- som-oiul. l :iy4- Haul- ily. naturally. i'vpI'e-sviitml Vinton in tlu' orntorirnl tlivision with lu-i'svl1-rtioil. Slut was raiti-tl i't'Xt't'lll'lIlu in tlu' first rolnul ot' tlu' stem- 1-onts-st. This was l :lyo's first your in tlvvliinintory work. Speech Festival Tlirvv otlu-rs lwsiilvs thosi- 2lIPIH'tll'llljl' in tlu- pit-tiirr, piirtiripntm-il in tlu- Siu-vrli l i-stirnl lu-lml at Watt-rloo. 'l'lu'y woi'v Dt-nn lloi-l'lo, lmnore- t'rc-w, mul llorris llnyi-s. Sm-ri-i'zil on-rits wi-ro 1-iiti-i'i-il hy' tlulsv stiulvnts whivh rosnltvtl in thrir lll'llljl'lllL1' lionu- si tl-w ot' tlu' honors. l4olmhY Slmt'tov : Hllu-rtn l.ntZ. VVhitv lst Ikon-Y. lllnnk, ll Morrow, ll. N'rh:lnl, ll lilljll, ll. XVux, ll. ller- ln-rl. .l. llurt. 2llll N0u1Il. lirllp ID, huh-ruoll. NY. lil-Ily Il. lluppn-r, ll. Lune-, I, Opp:-lt. li. Fry, Il. Furl- nnu, l'mu-In Arlo Nkuulu. In! lhnv-WI. Iirmu-. YY. Svln00n1n'1'r, ll. Dlx- nn. :IMI Now-I.. Fra-w, ll lll llbllk1'I'. .l. Smltl- ku mp, li. lh-Q-QI. Ilrul Row-.l. Ilrnlmk- 1-r, ylllllllllvl' IG, Wlonl- LKUIIIPFX. So F ar, So Good 4 BASEBALL liaise-lmll has lion-n oi'gaiiize'ml as an part of tho athletic- progrrain agrain this your. Sim-o it has not livon ai Vinton sport for svwiwil yours tho boys ill! ifwatlv in in-mi ot' pi n'tn'o. Not living em iiitwscliolzlstiv sport. Vonvli Woods YW r- . ' is drilling tin- te-ani in its i'llll1i2llllt'llf2liS. lliv wliolo squznl is ontlinsinstiv about it and hope to inzilio it ai nmjor sport noxt your. Ah -1 Xl F!! i ii 'Z' C ,em 5595, .3 abt GOLF Altliongli tln-y lost tln- first gznno ot' tho xt-nsoii to Marion 10-2. tln- Vinton golf tozini iitllllllfllli lmzwk to ilofoeit Va-clali' Fails lligh by ai svoro of 10143 to THQ. tllvnn R1-od, Junior stair, was inomlzllist zigruiiist Marion :intl tioml for that honor with Ueclzlr Falls. Sc-verzll grzililos l'l'llHtill on tin- St'ilt'tillit'. Seventeen Almost Eighteen -Q Int Row-K. Rowe, M. Xvyckoff, D. Rowe, R. Slmqulst, L. Crew. 2nd Row-J. Kelley, J. Shotwell, R. llruhnker, M. Derry, D. Hall. Absent: Mnry Nt. Ulnlr, .lnek Mllroy, SENIOR CLASS PLAY The cast for the Senior Flass Play. Almost Eighteen, was chosen hy Miss Mouw. our director. Rehearsals started the middle of April with every- one taking a great deal of interest in the play. Heading the east ol' twelve are Ruth Shoquist, as Eddie's young love, and Dick Hall, who plays the part ol' Eddie liarry. the hoy who wants to he another Bing C'roshy. John Kelley. as Vnele George, who has a new philosophy for working as little as possihle. and Kathryn Rowe, l'lddie's mother, furnish some of the rollicking laughter. Other memhers of the east inelude Marshall Berry, as a good father and hushanfl. who knows life is a serious husinessg its transactions are to he handled squarely, hut grutfly. Jeanne Shotwell plays Beatrice Barry, Eddie's sister. Mahel Warren is played hy ll-orothy Howe who gives one the feeling that some male missed a good wife. Mary St. Flair as Mrs. Granville carries the domineering air of a society lady. Mary Wyc-limiff as Sally Davidson creates the jealous angle of the play. Russell llruhaker portrays Tommy Hranville who is dominated hy his mother yet he gives one the feeling that he will soon mold his own ideas. Mr. Merritt, the professor, very aptly done hy Jack Milroy. llenore t'rew, although smartly dressed, somehow, conveys the air of spinsterhood, as Miss Dalrymple. The entire cast eontrihuted hours ot' t'aithl'ul appliealion to this charming play, which dealt with every-day happenings that might have occurred in your own home or your neighhors. 'l'he play was heartily reeeived with hoth tears and laughter. MZONQLNNZLQFUQ Smart Pants Int Row-M. Muhoml, Il. J. Rc-mingftou, J. l'rh-9, lg, Hurt. gllll Row-l'. Slmqulr-st, E. Jxwk, ll. Slmqulst, Ii. Halle. Zlrll Row-Il. lluyl-re. M. St. Flair. l'. 'I'uhIn. -ith Row-II. Sfllllf, ll. llnll, Il. 'lllI0lllllN0lI, .l. Nlllroy. ll. Lhulnlnl. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY l12lsT year from Thr- -Iuniol' vlziss -Ioan l'ri4'0, Dora -lean lluniingfton, lion- zilcl Thonlpson, :nnl llurolil Shihi' wore vhoson To Q'2ll'l'y out Tho lll'gl'2llliZ2lll0ll,S wor'k This y0?lI'. ln order To inc-rvnso The popularity and significzlmfe of The- National llon- or SocieTy The pins and Kiilll0l1l2lS were mos:-ritvil To This y0zu s nn-nihe-rs at an assembly pr-ograni on F0ll1'll2ll'Y H. AT This assonihly The qnalifivaitions whivh il National Honor Sovic-Ty SlllCll'Ilf lllllSf lll9i'l were vlz1lror'zxTs-ml upon. i'0I'i2lill grrznlv l'Q!lllll'0llIPlllS n1nsT. he an-voiunpmiieil hy an i'llEll'2ll'f0l' that nphohls Tho prilneiplos of Ill0l'?ilii.V illlll eThios. ln lvznle-rsliip wv 1-xp01'T you To hi- an lc-znlvi' in svhool zlvlivitivs :incl z1wvpT I-osponsihiliTies. lie willing' To svrvv :incl r4-prc- sent your school in The host possihlc' nlznnnf-in The Svniors Tllat wo offivinlly insTz1llvrl wow: Maury ST. l'Iuii'. -lm-lc Mil- roy, l'1liZah0Tll Javk, Elinor ll3ll'f, Ilvvhert liinmlnhl, Hevvrly llzllo. mul Divk llall. 'l'o Marie Blnllooml, l,2llI'lt'l2l 'l'olnn. l'z1T1'11'lzl Sll0lllllSf, and llorris llziyvs was given thi- work ol' 1'2lI'I'yllI,EI on next your. This your our Souix-Ty znlopteil Thi- nznnv Signni lianilnla llnnnnzi. :incl is very proud of thc' stinla-nts that Imvv znfliievml This high honor. .. 1 . Q . ,-W .--....... . ,..-ann-.44--11-.4-.., ' Who vhninnx this? Going to Hood l ri1lay S0l'Yi1'l'Sf It llmks Iilu- llowzml -lr. is Sl'2ll'i'tl OI , . . ut big pmwlm NM: tlm-1-fX umm Illgrll was welll 11-pl'vs4-lltmlg-I'a1lsffNmv I mm im 111 siury. th: H 4ll'lIl---Nlbll sow It N thnx way. Blxllw. Sing You Sinners Isl Ihon'-YI. Ilnvls. IG. !YuII:u'c-. VI. Svllllvlc-r. I., fren, 'I'. liulnln-rsuu, ll, llglyin, In Ihlxlx I . Gxulily, X. llurpc-r, Nllss I rl-erksvll. ellreq-fur, 2nnl Ihru-Il. llulv. WI. Stix-klu-3, IC. llurt. J. II1-rln-rl. Il Jilumlnlisl. ll. Ilan-w, I'. Slluquiwl I'. 'I'uIuiu. lf. Ilurl. WI. xlllllllllil- Zlral Nun-I-1. Johnson, J. Slmtus-ll, HI. St. l'Inir. Il. llullvr, ll. lh-rl-sfurul, lx, Rune-, ll. Ulu- Inlrill, Il. Ihnu v. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB 'l'lu- Hirls' lllvv l'lulm is un 4-Xlmi-c'l1i'l'ii-lilell' zwlivity wllivlu flu- lligli M-luuwl girls 4-nun' IIlIIlll'IISl'lY. :ual milv l'm'tIu-1-iijmmu-nt wllivlu tlu-v iw-vviw l'i-um il Ivul also lm' tlu- vmliivaltiimin NVlIll'll tllvy iw-w-iw, Bliss l 1'm-i'lasvi1. llu- wwgil lllllSll' t1'zu'lu-V, liens mlvvntm-ml lll'l' tinu' tu ll'2ll'lllll:l' tlul girlx lu-tlm-1' XX'2lys ul' sing'- ing' wliivll llu-y will rvluin for -V02l!'S. 'l'lu- llirls' lllvi- l'luli slnrtm-ml out tllv your lay 4-lm-vlimr its nl'l'ii-vi-sz l,l'1'Nl- ilvul. llutli Sluuluistg S1'1'l'4'l2lI'.Y uiul 'l'i'vzis1il'4-I'. lil-vi-1-ly llnlv: Suwinl Vlmir- mam. liilllll'.VIl llmvv.'l'lu1sm'g:l11im-ml. lluiy pill on ai svluml ilzuuw- in ll0l'4'lIllN'l' in mwlvi- to ruisv lmuls l'm' tlu- vmningr Nlusii- Uonlest. .Xl't4-1' priuliu-ingr tlul svluml opoiw-tlzl. worl: was sturtml un 'HX Slum' lm- ge-iul lay .ltmlllbll NY, l'lulu-lv, l'loluls Ivy l'll'llI'Sl l'llz1l'le-s, mul Hi-iilllll. Vzllii-s illl .X Vnplu-llzl l'lil'2llll2lll l nlk SUIIQI. 'l'lu-so W4-rv ilu- lllrm- svlvvtiims tlml wi-rv vlum-ii I'm' multi-st. 'l'l1zlt lI2ll'll wnrli was g'i'vz1lly l't'W2ll'llWl lay llu- grmips' l'1'l'l'lX'llILf an llivisimi l 1':lting'zlt Imtlu tlu- llislrivl mul Stull- Vmm-Nts. Al'l1'l'llElVlllLI siu'li El wmulvl'l'ul y0ill', ilu- jl'll'lS1'0ll'lll'2lll'll llulii- Nlll'1'4'SS Ivy lun'- ing: an lllvv Vluli la2llllllll'l all ilu- mul ol' tlu' yt'2ll'. I Hear A Rhapsod A X N.. -ggiwgw lm..Q,M,f....,, , . ,- ,..x G . A , , i 1 W- T11 -.,.,,.,,i W ,,Q ' , Fl.HIINI-1'l'S-llnrold Stuhr, 1Ynyln- Hull. Wlnxlnn- Ilrugintun. t'hnrInln- lic-lun, Uh-n flmlupsky. I-Illunr Hurt, Lvllxl I'a-tvrson. 1'nlIl1'rIn4- 1'nnil1-r. Njln Nllilllllllll. Ruth llle-lmrdson. Wlury lil'llMIllg', AI.'I'0 SXXUPIIOYI-IS-lhrlu-rt XYllson. Ilnrohl I-hulls, lla-I4-n Vlmlupsky. 'l'l'!N0l! SKX0l'IIONI-IS-lllvk Hull, l'ulrlc-In 'l'uhIu. l-'l.l 'l'I'1S--I'nlrl4'in Shnqnlst, .Ionnnv Kruse-. Wlnrp .ln-:ln l'uunI4-rmlln-, lla-lip N'uIlc-r. UIIUIGH-llutlu Slnnquiul. l'lllQQ' Gxullly. IIXSSUOXS-lhnsnlpn Hom-r, lqllllll 1il'll11'l'- H155 Fl. XIIINI'I'I'-Wlnrphvill llnrllnnn, Xl.'l'0 1'lAlIINl'I'I'-in-lln Snlln. FUI!NI+l'l'S-llnln-rl Ih-uruIofl'. lllilllllil 'l'll0llllDNIlll, .luhn Sl. 1'l:nir, Nnrnm llre-wa-r, Nlnriuu Nululorf, Ylllliq- lihnm. Wlurugnrvt IIIIIIHPII, llonnhl llrh-kh-5. 'l'INHlIIUXICS-Wh-llm llunsv. Shirley lhnn-rs, Rulmllml Struhlv. Xirglnin llnrpn-r. H'lllinm Vuldxu-ll. I!XIKl'l'0NIfIS-.lnhn lic-Ile-y. Wh-rlo Flmlupuky. 'l'l IIXS-III1-k huh-rson. f l'l'll 'I'nylur. S'l'lllNli IIXSS-I-'rnln-vs llnrt. I-'llI'1Xl'II IIUIKNS-lhulplu Llljn. .lonn Ilrugrinton, Xuuml l'l-lorson. I'l-Illf'l SSION-Ylnry N'y4-koff. 'll0lllllly lirismvr. -'vlllllll' SIIIHIVPII, llohvrl Sholxu-ll. Ylzlrk Iirusv. Ilurulhy l'1-torsnn. 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'l'lIix will lllNlPll'1' IIN nll 11wg'uz1ln':nl nvxl XVIII' illlll vmnv Ulll signin winning' lop Innnnx nnfl lIiIYlll ' Inn llmngr ll llnml lllvli In .Wllll Let's Get Away From It All SENIORS Hass l'olm's: Hllll' mul Wllitv FIEISS l+'lmx'ol': How Vlzlss Molto:'1'ml:1y wm- sail. Wll0l'l' do wczxm-lm1'? Valedictorian Salutatorian Dora Joan R0ll1illQIt'0ll llzlmld Stahl' ILLIAN BERNATHY lkes nnouncing Commercial G. A. V. 2-Il-4, Kittenball 1-2-3, Basketball 4, Volleyball. ORIS ASSETT ashlng asketeer Commercial Basketball 1-2-3-4, Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Kittenball 1-2-3, G. A. V. 2-3-4, Dis- trict Typing Contest 3, District Shorthand Contest 4, Purple and Gold 4. AXINE RAGINTON uslcal caring General Hand 1-2-Il--1, Woodwind Quintet 2, Clarinet Solo 2-3-4. ACHEL ASHMAN apld hampion Commercial Distric-t Shorthand Contest 3-4, Dis- trict Typing Contest 3-4, Library Class 3. ENORE REW engthy itations Connnert-ial Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4. Mixed Chorus 2-Cl-4, Madrigal Il-4. Operetta l-2-Il. Latin Club 1. Pep Club 2-3-4, District Shorthand Contest 3. G. A. V. 524, Volleyball l-2-Il--4, Basketball 1-2-Il-4. Ono Aa-t Play 4, Debate 3, Purple- and Gold 2-3-4, Art Editor 4. Senior Class Play 4, Golf 3-4, Speech Festival 4, Arrow Staff 4. OB EARDOFF ugler eluxe General Brass Sextvt 4, Band 1-2-3-4. Trum- pet Solo 4, Trumpet Trio 3. ELE N GG L ESTON elpful nergy Commercial Basketball 4, Arrow Staff 4, Library Class 4, Volleyball 4, Pep Club 4. RENE NDERSON deally ssiduous Commercial. One-Act Play 3. UNIOR AUM ust: ashful Agriculture F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, Grain, Egg and Poultry Show 1-2-3-4- Assistant Sec- retary 3, Farm Shop Team 1, Pres- ident of F. F. A. Chapter 4. USSELL RUBAKER omaniic litzkrieg General Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball I-2-3-4, Track 2-3, Golf 3-4, V Club 3-4, All School Play 4, Boys' Glee Club 1-2, Purple and Gold, Senior Class Play 4. LLEN HALUPSKY ble hap General Band 1-2-3-4, One-Act Play, Farm Shop Team to Veishea. 1, Grain, Egg, and Poultry Show 1. LEANOR ROW vaded hemlstry Normal Training. Transferred from Garrison 3, Nor- mal Training 3-4. ORIS EXTER efinitely ainty Commercial Transferred from La Porte 2, Purple and Gold 4. LENN EE enuine iddler General. ABEL NDERSON ost ccommodatlng Normal Training Normal Training 3-4, Latin Club 1. ARSHALL ERRY allcious achelor General Class President 4, Business Man- ager of Arrow 4, V Club 3-4- President 4, All School Play 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4. Trac-k 1-2, Contest Play 2, Senior Class Play 4. Pep Club 4, Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Boys' Glee Club 2-3, Operetta 3-4, Boys' Quartet 4, Mixed Quartet 4. ARGARET URROUGHS utely Iissful General ELEN HALUPSKY appy almnesa General Band 1-2-3-4. AYMOND AILY arely istresaed C0lllIll6l'l'i31 Basketball 1-2. ARJORIE EXTER ost iminutive Commercial Transferred from La Porte 2. OHN EATER udges rain Agriculture Trac-k 1-2, F. F. A. 1-2-3-4. Sheep Judging 1-2, Dairy Judging 1-2, Farm Shop Team to Veishea 1, Livestock Judging 1-2. Grain, Poul- try, and Egg Show 1-2-3-4. Crops Judging 3, Assistant Secretary F. F. A. 4, Boys' Glee Club 1. ELBA ANSE using abbler Normal Trzlining 'rl'illlSft-!l'l'8d from Garrison 3, Bas- ketball 3-4, Volleyball 3-4. G. A. V. 3-4, Normal Training Club 3-4, Band 3-4, Brass Sextet 4. OHN RADKE ovial aritone General Art Editor of Arrow 4, Advertis- ing Manager ot' Purple and Gold 3. Assistant Art, Editor of Purple and Gold 2. ETTY UTLE R reezy Ionde COllllll9l'lTilll Girls' Glee Club 1-3-4, Operetta 1-3, Purple und Gold 4, G. A. V. 2-3-4, Volleyball 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-4, Kittenbull 1-2-3-4. HEODORE OTTRELL acitly asuai Agriculture F. F. A. 1-2-3-4. Farm Management Team 4, Grain, Egg, and Poultry Show 1-2-3-4-Superintendent 4, Farni Shop Team 1, Livestock Management 2, Farm Crops Judg- ing 3, Farm Crops Management 3, Poultry Judging 3, Iowa Farmer 3, Truvk 2, Purple and Gold 3-4. LENN AVIS raceful awdier General Trzlrk 1-2, Football 1-2-3-4. AXINE IXON atrimony? rafted! Connnercial Library Glass 4, Purple and Gold 4. IRGIL REENWOOD ery ailant General Boys' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 4, Operetta 4. HEODORA UNDERSON actful rammarian Commercial Girls' Glee Club 2-3-4. Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Operetta 3-4, Latin Club 1. District Shorthand Contest 3-4. Dis- trict Typing Contest 4. Student Secretary 4. Library Class 3, Purple and Gold 3-4. LINOR ART nsnarer of earts General. Iland 1-2-3-4, Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4. Mixed Chorus 3, Operetta 1-3-4, Latin Club 1-2, G. A. V. 2-3-4. Kit- tenball 1-4, Basketball 2-4. Class Treasurer 3, National Honor Soc- iety 4. ALDO ESSENIUS ork? unh-uh General DNA OHNSON exquisite ewel General Club 1-2-3-4, Mixed Girls' Glee Chorus 3-4, Operctta 1-3-4, Library Class 4. OROTHY cen - OSTER sored Commercial Girls' Glce Club 1-2, Operetta 1. ARIANA ostly UDDEN audible Normal Trainin.Lg. Normal Training Club 3-4. ACK ILROY ack's ilitaristic General Debate 1-2. Declam 1. Extetnpor- aneous Speaking 3, Latin Club 1-2. Football 1-2, Track 2, Student Coun- cil 1-2-3iPresident 2-3, Class Vice- Presldent 3, All School Play 1, Sen- ior Class Play 4, Director One Act Plays 3-4, Stage Manager of Oper- etta 3, National Honor Society 4, Assistant Business Manager of Ar- row 4. ICHARD ALL esonant armony General Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1, Track 1, Co-Captain 1940 Football 4, Club 3-4, Band 1-2-3-4. Operetta 1-3-4. Boys' Quartet 1-2-3-4, Boys' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4, Mixed Quartet 3-4, Madrigal 3-4, Baritone Vocal Solo 4, All School Play 4, Senior Class Play 4. Latin Club 1, National Honor So- RLENE Iways General Library Cla ss 3-4. ANNEMAN al-'PY ENKLE earty ciety 4. RANGES ART riendly andful Connnercial Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 3, Operetta 1-4, Band 2-3-4. Class Secretary 4. Student Council 4. INA OLMES ittle umorist General OHN ELLEY aded nave General Band 1-2-3-4, Brass Sextet 4 Baritone Solo 3-4. , Senior Class Play 4. ARGUERITE ASHER OLLIS ale 'n Agriculture Football 3-4, Track 1-2, V Club 4, F. F. A. 1-2-3-4. ETTY ACK eautiful ttterbug Connnercial Girls' Glee Club 1. Operetta 1, Pep Club 2-3-4, Secretary to Principal 4. HA R LOTTE E LSO ongenially indhearted Commercial Band 1-2-3-4, District Typing Con- test 4. Student Secretary 4, Speech 4. ERBERT INDAHL ighly earned General Track 1-2-3-4. Cross Country 2. Purple and Gold 4, National Honor Society 4. inlature ass Commercial Girls' Glee Club 1. Operetta 1, Purple and Gold 4. ONALD AHOOD ebonair odel Conunercial Basketball 1-2-3. Golf 3-4, Horse- shoe 3-4, Purple and Gold 4. OSALYN OSER ational odern Contniercial Band 1-2-3-4, Girls' Glee Club 4, Mix- ed Chorus 2-3, G. A. V. 2-3-4, Vol- leyball 2, Basketball 2, Operetta 3, District, Typing Team 3, Latin Club 1, Class Secretary Ka Treasur- er 1, Assistant Editor of Arrow 4. ALLACE ARKLAND illing ortal Agriculture F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, Grain Judging 3, Arrow Staff 4. Assistant Secretary of Grain, Poultry and Egg Show 4. ELMA ARMATER arying ersonality Coin nlercial Girls' Glee Club 1-2, Pep Club 2. EVERLY eautifully Cmnnwrciul ALE armonious 'l'1':iiisl'1-i'i'vml fron: Wutvrloo il, Girls' Glu- Club 3--l, Mixed Uliorus l. Svx- lvl 4, Murlrlgail l, Op:-rullu Z!-4. So- prano Solo Al, Mixed 12lllll'l0l -l. Nil- I 1 z limizil llmmr Sm-wlv Vl. EORGE enius llvlinwail Stull:-nl Uoilliril -l LIZABETH ffective Normail ,'l'r:lil1im. ERGER ere ACK ester Nm'm:il 'rldlllllllg Clulm Il--l Ssww- lzlry -l Purplv :md Gold El-4. Sllllll'lll Uoiiiwil Il, ll. A. X. Il--lfSm-1-4-tui'y Al, Vollvylmll Il-4, Arrow Stuff -l. l ilm llulm l liln in ll ss l Pip ' w .2 . 4 ., 1 f'luh Al, Nailiminl llonor Sm-in-ly -l. EANN E ust Uuiiiliim-l'm'izil Girls' Glvm- Ululm hrzlry Class -l. EDRIEU ady EPHART CPPY l. Upvrvtlzi l, Li- INSON over th-m-rail 'l'l'a11isl'1-1'l'l-cl lrmn Yim'lm'2l.O1u-- Avt l'lzly bl, Fmmllmzill Il--l, llaislwllmll Il, lluys' Glu- Ululm Nl. DWARD ILLER ndlessly ischievous ill-m-ml 'l'r:u-li -l, liuslu-lluill 2, ldmmllmll l. VAN HILLIS mpressive ole-vaulter lla-iiwzil Fluwllmll l-2,3-Al. llnskvtlmll 1,2-Il-ll. 'I'r:wli l-2-Il-Al, Club 1.3.3:.4, llusinvss lllzumgvr nl' Purplv zuul Gold 2-Il, lloys' lllvv Vlull l-2. Opvr- vllzl 1-Il, l'o-Callmtziiii llllll Fmnlmll, v0'vilDlllill lfllll 'l'm4-k, Football 1-2-Cl-4. Basketball 1-2-Il-1. Band l-2-Il-4, National llonor Soc- ARILVN OWERS odestly leasant C0llllllt'l'Cllll G. A. V. 2-Il-4. ATHRYN OWE inda ampageous Connnercial Girls' Glee Club 1-2-Il-4, Mixed Chorus 2-Il-4. Matlrigal Il-4. Ss-xtel It-4, tlperetta 1-Il-4. All School Play -l. Student Council 1, Mixed Quar- tet 4. Cheer Leader 1-2-Il, Pep Club l-2-Il-4--Secretary and Treasurer 2-Il. Class Vice President 1. G. A. V. 2-Il-4--President 4. Basketball 1-2-Il-4. Volleyball 1-2-Cl-4. Une-Act Play -l. Senior Class Play 4, Arrow Staff 4. O H N HAW oyous m i Ie Agriculture Grain. ldgg. and Poultry Show 1-2-3- -1. l . F. A. 1-2-Il-4. Livestock Judg- ing 2. llairy .lutlging 22, Purple and Gold 2, Track 2. A RO L D TA H R ates kirts General it-ty 3-4. Student Council 1. Class Vice President 2-l, Vice President ot' Band 4. EAN RICE ocular topian General Purple and Gold 1-2-Il-44Assistant Editor 3 -Editor 4. Class President 1. Class Secretary il. Class Treas- urer 4. Student Council 1-2-Cl-4. One- Act Play Director 4. Band 1-2-3, G. A. V. 2-3-4-Secretary and Treas- urer Zi, Latin Club 1-2, Kittenball 2. Basketball 2-3, Volleyball 1-2, Na- tional Honor Society 3-4. OBERT ILSON oguish ag General Football 1-2-3-4. Band 1-2-3-4. Track Il, All School Play 3-4, V Club 4. Pep Club 4. Latin Club 1, Mixed Chorus 4. Boys' Glee Club 4. Presi- dent ot' Band 4. HYLLIS OWERS ensively ossessed General G. A. V. 2-3--l. DA MAE CHMINKE 'm hy Connnercial l.ibrary Class 4. UTH HOQUIST apturous teady General Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-Il-4, Sextet 3-4. Madrigal Il-4, Operetta 1-3-4. President of Girl's Glee Club 4. Accoxnpanist. 3-4. Baud 1-2-3-4. Woodwind Quintet 2. Business Manager Band 4. Latin Club 1-2, Une-Act Play 4, Contest Play 4, Senior Class Play 4, G. A. V. 2-3-4. Basketball 1-2-Il--1, Volleyball 1-2-3-4. Arrow Staff -1, National llonor Society. ARY T. CLAIR istress of ophistication General Balld 1-2, Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3, Sextet Il. Mad- rigal 3. Mixed Quartet. 3, G. A. V. 2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Volleyball l-2-Ii, Class Secretary 2. Une-Act Play 4. Senior Class Play 4, Nation- al Honor Society 4. OE AN DE VENTER .ovial agabond General fl'ransferred from Belle Plaine 2. OHN ORTHEN ob anted? General Basketball 1-2-3-4. Captain 1940-'41 Basketball 4. Track 1-2AManager 4, Football Manager 3-4, UV Club 4. Operetta 1, Boys' Glee Club 1. ICHARD RUHN cally enial General 'l'ra11sferred from Garrison 4, Band 4. Boys' Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4. Madrigal 4, Purple and Gold 4. ORA JEAN EMINGTON iligent caper General Student Council 2. National Honor Society 3-4. Animal Editor 4. Latin Club 1-2,-President and Secretary 2. Operetta 1. Girls' Glee Club 1, One-Act Play 3. OROTHY auntless CHOONOVER kater Conunercial Basketball 1-2-Il-4. Volleyball 1-2-Il-4, liittenball 1-2-Sl-4. Liinary Class 4, G. A. V. 2-Ii-4. EANNE HOTWELL aunty hakespearean Connnercial Girls' Glee Club 1-2-Il-4. Mixed Chorus 3-4. Sextet Sl-4. Uperetla l- il-4, Band 3-4. Latin Club 1. lleclatn 1. One-Act Play 4, Contest Play -l. Senior Class Play 4. G. A. V. Il--l. Volleyball 2-3--4, Basketball 2-l. Arrow Staff 4. Sheet-ll Festival -l. ONALD HOMPSON aringly -'emperamental General Track 1-2-3-4. Club 2-Il-4. Cap- tain 194l Track 4. Band l-2-21--1, Latin Club 1. Boys' Glee Clnb 4. Mixed Chorus 4. Madrigal -1. Up- eretta 4. National llonor Society 3-4. Class President Il. Arrow Staft' 4. ICHARD AN NICE omantic ,agrant Agriculture ARY YCKOFF any iles Normal Training Transferred from Urbana Il, Nor- mal Traiuing Club Sl-4-President 4, Dec-lam 3. Band 3-4. Purple and Gold 4. Basketball 4. Volleyball 4, One- Act Play 4, Senior Class Play 4, OROTHY OWE own-right ampageous C0lllllllll'Cl2ll Girls' Glcw Club 1-2-Il-4, Mixed Uhorus 2-3--4. lllzulrigal 3-4, Sextvt -4, G. A. V. 2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4. Vollvybzill 1-2-3-4. Pep Flub 2-3-4- l'rs-sidvut Il, Operx-1 ttu 1-Il--1. All Sc-bool Play Il lim-rlziui 1-2-.L Senior Glass Play 4, Arrow Staff 4, 4 Siu-vc-li Vvstivul 4. YLVIA ilently f'0llllllUl'l'lZlI ILDRED aiden f'GllllIll'l'l'lill CHOONOVER crupulous KOOG erene Girls' Glvz- Club 1. Opvrvttu 1. Purple :uid Gold 4. HELMA ranquil Noriuul 'Fruiuiug Nm-mul Training UE aucily Gvlwml UMILTY emperament lub 3-4. AGN ER insome Hillld 1-2-Sl, Girls' Glc-'11 Club 1, Op- vrttzi l, Ono-Act Play 3. Purplv and Gold 3--l, Volleyball 1. IRGINIA amp? Nnruuil Truiuiux.: ERKES es! Noruuil 'l'rniuiug Club 3-4-Vive l'i'vside-lit 3, Baxslivlluill 3. 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SIEGIGL tJa.ck's Shoe Storey ART LaGRANGE tDru1-Uristj ROY CAMERON tCl0thierl RAY VAN WECHEL tCambler-Van Yvechel Motor C0.J L. J. MCDOWICLL tLumbeI'l CARLTON D. KNUPP fAbstrZlCtlfl'l DALLAS GIBSON llien Franklin Storey F. L. LETTS CJ. C. Penney Co.j GEO. W. SCOTT tFurnitureb W. L. CONDER tVlnton Ice Coy 7 Alnstructn-rs Geo. R. Knapp Knupp Sz Sons Attorneys Boddicker 8: Baird Hugh Mossmun Nichols, Nichols Sz Mllroy F. J. St. Clair Tobin, Tobin S.: Tobin John F. Scott J. F. Traer Auto In-nlers Cumbler-Van We-clit-l Motor C Ervin Motor Co. . Official Garage Bakery Geycr's Bakery Dunkin: K Finance Benton County Finance Co. State Bank of Vinton Barbers Robinson Barber Shop Sheller Barber Shop Woodford Barber Shop ltlncksmlth Frank Bassett Beer Pnrlors Commercial Cate James Jefferies Chas. Hite Chas. 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