Washington High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Washington, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1948 volume:

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Re- ll is our hope 'rhal fhis bool: X S- minders of school life invari- Q f will be a conslanf SOUFCS of fi ably hold fronl' rank in 'rhe XXX 6 en+er'rainmen+ and in'reresl'. -:.-.- sfudenf slorehouse of souve- X ' HOW and in ldfer YGGFS. for all Q nirs. Washingfon High School slu- ij In high school we share ex- - X 6 denls. fl- X ,,.. N X ,Z yr l '- ii f c . f i 5 C f Q X-S' l 4 P ita XG' V, 5 'f 1 ' . H? 3 1' xx , 4:52 ? qs-, QQ C0 1 Jac ,ff S, p D I A Foreword , 4 A M GX a en ar 6-7 Q l l k Ns 5 Dedicafion . 8-9 Q Q Faculfy and Adminislrahon 8 D 19 p S . C Q enlors .... I9 D J Senior Class Will . . 28 31 C I 0 4 Sensor Class Prophecy . 32 35 3 Classes . 37 8 l 5 is Organizafions 43 g 6 I A 4 Special Evenfs . 59 XM p S if K J' por s . . 65 7 Junior College . 7' D Q ll C Thank You ........... 80 , L,f'S fx f'5X!,fSX!f-'sex-,fxs Sf-xx, a Q Q eieiioerg 97195 X r T X A 7 Y is cg T r , X .vpvt J! Y' i A l lf . f I X A 'i ' W 7 SEPTEMBER l Time again tor school has come: ' And all the lcids away will run! '- l l M lf!! 2 School opens!!! Qhlllll 24 The Y-Teen girls held initiation with weiner roast at Sunset. hx L . 1 ' 30 We went star gazing with Mr. Edgar, an astronomer. s. l Al X 'f ocroserz F October represents a beautiful scene: And we elected our Homecoming queen. I8 State Marching Band Contest at Ottumwa'- Il rating. l 24 Homecoming l948! Bev Crandall crowned queen, game w'th Ft. My Madison. Score: 23-O. Darn it! lt was a beautiful rainy ewiening. 1' , Forensic presented C't Sl' lc d O N ll. iy iceran ur e f fl' Nova BER WMW1 ' M YK!! November is here with Thanlcsgiving cheer W f ly 1 I To lighten our DRAGGING school year. f fi? V V 5 The Y-Teen girls held a tea tor the Y. W. Board. , I0 We were enioyably entertained by the Roamers' Ouartette. tgfitgj- Q 20 GAA sponsored trip to Iowa City to see Danish gymnasts. 'ff 4 f 2l The Junior College presented Adam's Evening. Q i ' J 1' ,ffl 24 The FFA and FHA had a box supper at the Lincoln gym. GAA F! ff! . y i . .. . . , -6,0 f ' potluck supper and initiation in high school gym. -4' yi 27-30 Thanksgiving vacation gets under way. l, . , i 1' X' DECEMBER J V its , The Letter Club initiates and Santa s here, too, ac: , f ' All wished a Merry Christmas to everyone ot you. '?N'Qi, if I . . . W Q The Rotary Club entertained us with its annual program. ll The Band gave a public concert. Q I2 Mr. Jim Rayburn, leader ot Young Lite, gave a short talk. f' I5 The Forensic Club presented the play Christmas Trimmings. I7 The mixed chorus sang Christmas carols during homeroom period. li I9 Christmas program. Beginning ot Christmas vacation. ' V 30 Atter a banquet at the Pines, the Letter Club held initiation dance. J ,l JANUARY A new semester has begun, which puts the seniors on the run, To catch their dates and get a date: we hope and pray they'll graduate. 5 School tool! up after the second semester. 7 Mr. Groman entertained us with accents ot different countries. i I6 The senior class sponsored a Balloon Dance at Lincoln Gym. ' l 2l-23 gemesgerdtests tor the tirst time in years- llfg hours each! 31 tate tu ent Council meet at Ames. we 5 ea-1 AX 'Ns i i ii rx J .D ff C ecvoeca Q2-9 .J D s . V fr sf 'X' S 4- , 1 f X , N ' I K , E, s l I I I K, I I 9 'I l . Sf I 11,14 ll, I 9 ff 'l , FEBRUARY February, The monTh of hearTs, .1 LeTs Cupid shooT all his darTs. W . 3 Joan Bishop, former Quiz Kid and pianisT, enTerTained us. Xl 5 The mixed chorus, direcTed by Mr. Rider, presenied a choral ' concerT. 6 The iunior class sponsored a HaT Dance. f I3 The GAA sponsored a ValenTine's Dance. W 23 The Lacours enTerTained The sTudenT body. W 28 Boys' SecTional BaslreTball TournamenT aT Keofa. We beaT KeoTal E , MARCH gk X March brings The wind and EasTer bunny, Too: Il ' This is also The monTh in which rain gels iTs cue. Yx Y I- 6 DisTricT TournamenTs. ii 0 'cf 3 MoTher-DaughTer Tea sponsored by The Y-Teen girls. Q I2 GAA sponsors ST. PaTriclr's Dance. . V X I6 CounTy Play FesTival, MooncalT MugTord. I f,'y4'igiKg f I I7 Y-Teen Song FesT. ,hy 'B YQ -4 26-28 Spring, wonderful Spring vacaTion is here. it 'fvsly ' H511 T APRIL I , 1. ,ll April showers came on display MI, Leading people To The Junior Class Play. I ' I . Q 3 Preliminary music conTesT aT Wapello. 8 Mr. Websfer, sTory Teller, spealcs aT a paid assembly. x s 9 Sadie Hawkins dance. I0 Group music-here. i , 22 LiTTle Six chorus Teslival aT OTTumwa. l 29-30 The STaTe Music ConTesT was held aT Fairfield This year. MAY May is The monTh when The Seniors go ,f And all underclassmen are feeling low. ' 5 The Y-Teens sponsored The annual LiTTle SisTer BanqueT. in 6 The sTudenT body was enTerTained by Table Tennis Champions, my-1 II Band aTTended The LiTTle Six Band FesTival aT FT. Madison. W 2I Class Day! The seniors siT Tor The lasT Time in The old school lx audiTorium as sTudenTs of WashingTon High School. 22 Traclr meeT aT Ames. Iowa. lk 23 BaccalaureaTe aT The MeThodisT Church. ' 24-29 No school Tor The Seniors This weelx. 24- Junior-Senior BanqueT. Prom aT The high school gym. I 'l 27 CommencemenT when The Seniors receive Their diplomas. I 28 THE LAST DAY OF SCHOOLI ' The Seniors have finished all Tour ears l Y X And eyes are red from biTTer Tears. f ' , ' 1 If lg' ' I Q V If T 9 ' 'fr I If ,yi .ll 4 ll I I I kg. 5. I - I vl MX L EAT 'W -. x ff., -:X , A, V X If X X Y E z' X I fi 7 X., oeoomo ow MISS HELEN WILSON To Miss Helen Wilson, who wi+l-1 all her knowledge and +alen'r has given us her Time for 'rhe furflwerance of our educafiong who has con+ribu+ed so generously of Hue richness and dignify of her own life. we proudly dedicaie flue I948 edifion of 'the Hi-Life. 9 5 My-,KA , of 5 5 , , 'f M A. 'Q ' WMMM-ww . ,nan-M, 2 2 f,g, 3 C 'rm K 'GNU , dx Y i 0.5938 Q W' VNV EQ L GM, Jbo' 5' Q up use .55 'I gs' A V 1 y ,fiat f 112 Mai 44540: wi fi S 'TW3 96 , ..l! k ffl? I L wx: X a Klf bw Q 'Yr 'Q . as A f ga - 3 fbi. . 1' -6 f Q ffaaagix f fl a QL ,fvv' 'lu- X-:J - ' V33 'Il' T X i '- A b:34,:y,l j f SM 'J I W N I -- 21 - ' i all 1 X g k V, FZ f + x f QW f E f 2 X 4-f f Xl ,ffm tgwii 7' if 'T W? 'Q f',L..f-iffff N Q E 1 Z , M x .QN I I 1 TGCOQ V ff f sowuawdafraearawwml WESLEY A. ERBE wloerzfn fencfenlf Washington Public Schools 4 ROY MINNIS rinqoa Washington High School we 155 By' -ef f 1.5- P44 School Board Members Ueff +o righfl: Don Boyor, Henry Bailey, Richard Sfewarf, Marion Goorgo, Frank Bosfwick. Harry Ramsever. SAOOK Edin! '14 .9lfLJ8l'Lf QMVLCL 8 Fronf Row: Jim Lloyd. Jaclc Fields, Joan Siegle, Marilyn Kelsey, Colleen Godwin, Duane Thompson. Second Row: Jim Rich, Jane Whifehead, Ronnie Baker, Richard Tweelen, Myrna Reeves. Third Row: Pa? Longwell, Pal Brower. Absenf when picture was falcen: Ray Carfer. Q51 s 'Ia'-il A C' 6lCbt BRUCE ALDERMAN Junior college and high school chemisfry and physics BA., M.A.. Slale Universily of Iowa LOIS BARE World hislory, English, Hi-Life adviser, sophomore class sponsor BA., Iowa Sfale Teachers College W. F. BICKEL Indusfrial arls, iunior college drawing BA., Iowa Wesleyan: B.M.F., Universily of Valparaiso, Valparaiso, Indiana GEORGE BOWMAN Baslcelloall coach, general science, freshman class sponsor B.A., Nebraska Slafe Teachers, Chadron, Nebraska LOUISE BURGESS KELLEY Junior college English and speech BA., MA., Sfafe Universify of lowa WILDA BUSBY Vocalional homemalring, Fulure Homemalrers of America adviser, senior class sponsor BA., Iowa Slale College IRMA BUTNER Junior college social sfudies, educalion, French BA., Iowa Sfafe Teachers College: MA., University of Iowa HELEN CALDWELL Ari B.S., Norfheasf Missouri Slafe Teachers College, Kirlcsville. Missouri HAROLD HAZELETT Algebra, malhemalics, lunior class sponsor lsecond semes+erl BA., Iowa Sfafe Teachers College MELVIN HILL Insfrumenfal music BA., Iowa Slafe Teachers College 16 C' JCM, EILEEN JEFFREY Nurse R.N., Sf. LuIre's Hospifal, Cedar Rapids, Iowa JEANETTE KYLE English, iunior college pholography, senior class sponsor B.A., M.A., Sfale Universify of Iowa FRANK LEE Vocalional agricullure, Fufure Farmers of America adviser, sophomore class sponsor B.S., Universily of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri EDNA MERCER Junior college and high school malhemafics, Y-Teens adviser, freshman class sponsor B.A., Cornell College: M.A., Columbia Universify, New Yorlc RUTH MINER Commerce, Y-Teens adviser, Iunior class sponsor B.A., Parsons College LILLIAN MINICK American hislory, sociology, economics, freshman class sponsor BA., Sfale Universify of Iowa DOROTHY MEYERS English, Spanish, Lafin, senior class sponsor BA., Parsons College VIRGINIA PETTET Junior college biology, high school biology, general science I B. Ed., Illinois Sfale Universily, Normal, Illinois: M.S., Universily of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois WENDELL RIDER Junior college and high school vocal music, high school English, freshman class sponsor ' B.S., Iowa Sfafe Teachers College: M.M., Eastman School of Music, Rochesler, New Yorl: SARAH SAN DYS High school speech, dramaiics, iournalism, iunior college dramalics B.S., Norfheasf Missouri Sfele Teachers College, Kirlrsville, Missouri 17 xv' if' C' QCII, EDITH SI-IIELDS Junior college librarian B.A., Monmoulh College: M.A., Universify of Illinois BETTE TEALL Girls' physical educalion, cheerleaders' adviser Girls' Afhlefic Associalion adviser B.S., Universily of Iowa PAUL TI-IAYER Junior college and high school commerce. dIrec+or of afhlelics B.S., Norlheasf Missouri Slafe Teachers College Kirlrsville, Missouri ELIZABETH VAN I-IEUKELOM Algebra, mafhemalics lfirsf semesferl B.A., Cenfral College ROBERT WEBER Foolball coach, boys' physical educalion B,S., Universily of Iowa NORMAN WI-IITE XJunior college coach, high school governmenl B.A., Iowa Stale Teachers College HELEN WILSON English B,S., Iowa Sfafe College ELIZABETH IRWIN Secrefary 'ro Ihe Superinfendenf IRENE RICH Secrefary fo Ihe Principal 18 ' iii-1 , 'i' - -1' l lv , - -.1-111' -li'l1 'i- ,Y i .lL.i1 Q, , if-...-'-4 L 5 f if? fx' 7? R I VW U ' wi WY fl ' 'I ' J M ff' M ' fl xv 'L f ' 'Nw SX X X Q 'Ziff + X, .X 4 X 'W X ' ' Q X X J 0' A XQW SXT' ' ' X yy 2 X H x X X .R X H Y M X W NX:2l ' i X XXX 'X XX X X f X x x i'-4 '--- 'iM ,N Z - X Q 153 gxx X X l ' X' X ,, ,ii , XX ' i X XX WI eniom HAZEL AM LONG upeilell The sparlrle in life is my diamond. Homemalring Club I. 2: Demoniac 4. R TH JANE ASKEA BIondie 'Her wealth is in her hair. Home Room Officer 3: F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3: G. A. A. I: De- moniac 4. NEDA FAYE ASTON My life is a 'Ray' of happiness. G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: Y- Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Officer 2: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Sexfeffe I, 2, 4: Glee Club 4: Foren- sic 3, 4: Pep Band 2, 3, 4: More Perfecl' Union 2: Home Room Oflir cer I, 2: HI-LIFE 4: School Paper 3: PiraIes of Penzance 2. ROBERT H. BERDO BILL ANDERSON Andy MefhinIcs I'II die Iaughing. BILL ASKEA Eve The besf Thing abouf school is vaca'fion. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Foofball 3, 4: Traclr I, 2, 3: Sfudenf Council 2: Leffer Club 3, 4: Chorus 3: Baslcefball Manager 3. ALAN F. BARCLAY Bare Success is my goaI. Foofball I, 4: Baslcefball I: Traclc I: Manager of Afhlefics 2, 3: Leffer Club 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: Chorus I, 2, 3: Boys' Ocfeffe 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 42 F. F. A. 4: Officer 4: Home Room Officer 3: Pirafes of Penzance 2. BURR B. BORDWELL, JR. Bob j,0f05npqB. B If money is fhe roof of all evil, IeI s have a liffle more sin. Home Room Officer I, 3, 4: Fool- ball I, 2, 3: Traci: I, 2: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Talenf Assembly I: Reuben Visifs fhe Cify 4: Chris'rmas Trimmings 4: PIof fo Overfhrow ChrisI'mas 4: Secref Life of Walfer Mit+y 4: Forensic 4. MARY L. CALDWELL ScaIdy I wish I were a free so I could always have my 'Barc'. Y-Teens I, 2, 3.4: Forensic I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Glee Club I: Sfudenf Council 3: Home Room Offi- cer -: Dark Wind 3: WiII-o'-fhe- Wisp 4: Sexfeffe 2. I I Beca!se I have such preffy curls. I always hope Io Ihrill Ihe girIs. Chorus, I: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Traclg I: Lef- fer Club 2, 3, 4. JO ANN CAMPBELL ..Jo.. Happy and conienfed wifh a smile for everyone. Y-Teens I: Mixed Chorus ' 3, 4 Homemalring Club I, 2, 3: G. A. A 2. eniom BEVERLY JEAN CRAN DALL nBeVu Oh, fo be 'Young' all my life. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Sfudenf Council I: Officer I: G. A. A. I: Home Room Officer I, 3, 4: Homecoming Queen 4. MARY CUSTER Nor many would walk for an educafionf' CLYDE DAWSON Gopher When ioy and duly clash, Lef duly go fo smash. Foofball 3. GEORGE DORAN Laugh, I fhough rd dee. MARY ELLEN ERLENBUSH' Mind unemployed is mind unenioyedl' F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Officer 3: Y- Teens 2. 3: G. A. A. I: Home Room Officer I, 4: Dsmoniac. HOWARD CUSTER General Silence is golden. ELIZABETH MARIE DAVIS Marie AmbiIion has no rest HI-LIFE 4: Home making Club I: Forensic I, 2, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Officer 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Sexfelfe 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2. JERRY L. DENISON Denny E ln all he does, he always wins, Whelher he argues or only grins. Foofball I, 2, 3, 4: Co-Capfain 4: Honorable Menfion 'LiHIe Six 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Baskefball I, 2: Hi- Y 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: Lefler Club 3, 4: Boys' Sfafe 3: Class Officer 3. DUANE EARLL Chick Somelimes I sil and fhinlc, and somefimes I iusl sit Football I, 2: Baskefball I, 2, 3, 4: Leffer Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: De- moniac 4. DONNA FERGUSON Don A sweef, aflracfiye kind of grace Aledo. Illinois I, 2, 3: W. H. S. 4: Home Room Officer 4. 21 enior MARY IRENE FLYNN Irene She Iiffed her eyes and slowly, sweefly blushed. F. H. A. 4: Y-Teens I, 2. VIOLA JANE GEVOCK 'IVICIKIBH Silence is one of fhe hardesf argumenfs Io re'Iufe. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Homemalcing Club 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS GLASGOW llphylll Life is like a sfrange road-you never Imow wha? is coming nexI'. Y-Teens I: Glee Club I: Chorus 2, 4. PAUL E. GOODWIN Be sure and gef your sleep in siudy hall. Hi-Y 3, 4. ' DUANE E. GRAY S a II g n or have I sfudied long enough? Foofball 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Leffer Club 4: Chorus 3: Traclr I: Home Room Oliicer 3. CO3i'.6I0IIIf5i'manH ESTHER GERDES HES!! He who sings frighfens away his fears. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Sexfeffe I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2, 4: Chorus 3, 4: G. A. A. I, 2: Nafional Confesf 3: Forensic 2. HELEN MAURINE GIVANS This is fhe end, buf also fhe beginning. Home Room Oflicer 2, 3: Glee Club 3: Y-Teens 3, 4: HI-LIFE 4: Class Officer 4. COLLEEN MARIE GODWIN uCo'u All her faulfs are such +ha+ one Iilces her sI'iII Ihe beHer for fhem. Glee Club I: Chorus 2, 3: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Home- malxinq Club I: Pirafes of Penzance 2: Sfudenf Council 4: Home Room Oflicer 2, 3: G. A. A. Officer 4. DON GRAY HDOCN Life depends noi upon Ihe wailing, buf upon fhe waiIer. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4: Ouarfeffe 4: Chris+mas Trimmings 4: PIo'r fo Overfhrow ChrisImas 4. ELDA GRAY I Ipudgyll Don r Ief school inferfere wifh your educafionf' Band I: G. A. A. 3, 4: Y-Teens 3: Demoniac 4. 22 -1 -i l - --l 1 eniorzf CAROL ELAINE GRECIAN Kiffen We are iudged, nof by whaf we know, buf by whaf we do. . G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2: Chorus 3, 4. LEROY V. I-IAVEL Care only adds a nail fo one's coffin. F. F. A. 4: Sfudenf Council 4: Home Room Officer 2. Lois ANNEI-II , S Li++Ie indian 1 If I am fo be an Indian, I'II reanff need a 'Tom-Tom'. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. I, 2, I-Iomemaking Club 2: Officer 2. KATHRYN HOTLE Kane K-K-K-Kafy, Beaufiful Kafyu Marching Bend I, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens I, 2: Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Demoniac 4: PIof fo Overfhrow Chrisfmasu 4. ROBERT CECIL KELLEY O+fo Roses are red, violefs are blue, By George, I am ou? of school. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Foofball 3: Track 2: Cross Counfry 3: Leffer Club 4: Hi-Y 4, ELAINE GREEN LaRue Lei Science go modern, buf, gooo gosh, make 'em leave love aIoneI Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Forensic I, 3, 4: Iowa Cify High 2: Glee Club I: Chorus 3: Band I: Home Room Offi- cer 3, 4: Mushrooms Coming Up 3: Will O' fhe Wisp 4. MARY LucILL-IQRHECK ,JNL Pal' Parfinq is such sweef-sorrow fhaf I could say good nighf 'fill if be morrow. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Forensic I, 2: I-Iomemakinq Club I, 2: Officer 2: Class Officer 3. NORIVIA I-IORAK Norm A laugh is worfh a hundred groans in any markeff' Marching Band 2, 3, 4: Concerf Band 2, 3, 4: Clarinef Ouarfeffe 3: I-II-LIFE 4: Glee Club I: Y-Teens 3, 4: Home Talenf Show 2. BETTY JO JEFFRIESXA JeHw!Lq 4? I climbed fhe lad er and cAdn'f miss a step. F. I-I. A. 4: Y-Teens 4. MARY KAY KNOTEK OuieI' buf mighfy G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: F. I-I. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Officer 3. endow JAMES LOGAN W usalfyu For fhe las? wish before I go, I wish I lcnew whaf I didn'I lcnow. Foofball 2, 3, 4: Lefler Club 3, 4: I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA LONGWELL Pal PaIience is Ihe virfue of Lifei I Forensic I. 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: Y- Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Officer 3, 4: HI- LIFE 4: Sfuclenl Council I, 4: Officer 4: Home Room Officer 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3: Glee Club I: Sludenl Council Conference 4: Highesf Bidder Gels A Dale 3: ChrisImas Trimmings 4. KATHRYN L. MARSHALL Marsh A good disposifion is more valuable Ihan gold. Y-Teens 3, 4. GWENDOLYN MAYER luswenn One musf sfrive Io gel Io Ihe lop. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: Home Room Officer 4: Guilly or Nof Guilfyu 4. DONNA MAXINE MULLINNIX- Molly I'm nof scared of guns-I love a 'Cannon'. Y-Teens 3, 4: F. H. A. I, 4: Demo- niac 4. ROBERT LOGAN Bob He malces no friends who never made a foe. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Chorus I, 3. LLOYD LUERS, JR. ' Sonny Some folks are wise, and some are olherwisef' ' Chorus I, 2, 3: Home Room Officer I, 2, 3, 4: Oclelfe 3, 4: Quarfelfe 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Lelfer Club 4: Fool- ball 4: Traclc I, 2: Cross Counlry It PiraIes of Penzance 2. DORLA IRENE MARTIN Brownie I'm no? as innocenl as I IooIc. F. H. A. I, 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: Band 3: Forensic 4. DICK MOOTHART Sox Il frouble rings you up, drop 'the receiver. THOMAS E. MURPHY Murph I advise my fellow men Io leave the girls alone as I have done. Foolball I, 2, 4: Baslrefball I, 2, 4: Sfudenf Council 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Lef- Ier Club 4. eniom ELLA MUSIL My sisfer is my looking glass. HI-LIFE 4: Homecoming Queen Af' Iendanf 4. PATRICIA NARDY 'A llPa+ll For amusemenf, and for fun, To W.H.S. I sometimes come. Glee Club I, 2: Sfudenf Council I: Chorus 3, 4: Home Room Officer I, 4: Y-Teens I, 2. 3. 4: F. H. A. I: Forensic I. PHYLLIS ORCUTT llphylll 'II is wifh life as wifh men: we make friends by being a friend. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Forensic I, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens I, 3. 4: Home Room Offi- cer I, 2: G-lee Club I: ChrisImas Trimmings 4. HOWARD K. PATTON Seabreeze lf my words were pennies, l'd be floafing in money. Foofball 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3: Baskefball 2: Band I: Coasf Guard 2 years: Leffer Club 4. ABIGAII. PEREZ Abbie lI's nice Io be nafural when you are nafurally nice. Chorus 3. ELSIE MUSIL Whu+ a gifl' 'fhe Giffie gi' us Io see ourseI's as ofhers see us. HI-LIFE 4: Homecoming Queen AI- Iendanf 4. iso CARL QPSW. A Slugg If a smile wins, all The world is his. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Foofball 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Baskefball 2: Class Officer 4: Lelfer Club 3, 4: Oflicer 4: Sludenf Council 2: Chorus 3: Home Room Officer I, 4: Liffle Six Honorable Menfion 4. NANCY PATTERSON Sc:ra+ch Smile Ioday: Tomorrow you may noi have any Ieel'h. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: Foren- sic I, 3, 4: Sfudenf Council 4: Glee Club I: Home Room Officer I: Chorus 3: HI-LIFE 3, 4: Co-Edifor 4: Oraforical Confesl' 4: ChrisImas Trimminqs 4: HighesI Bidder Gels a Dale 3: Will O' fhe Wispu 4: l.iHle Nell and Ihe Cify SIicker 4: The Plof fo Overlhrow Chrisl'mas 4. NADINE PATRICIA PAYNE llpinkyn Keep your face foward fhe sunshine and fhe shadows will always fall behind you. F. H. A. I, 2, 3: Y-Teens I, 2, 4: Chorus 3, 4: F. H. A. Sfale Officer 3. WILLIAM J. riurrviwjx Puffy P' A bachelor I resolved o bi, ' Bul' Janey came and fempled me. Baskefball I, 2, 3, 4: Football I: Hi- Y 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: HI-LIFE 3, 4: Business Manager 4: Leffer Club 3, 4: Home Room Officer 2, 4: Boys' Sfafe 3. 25 eniom BOB REDLINGER llReddyll Live wires need no charging. I-li-Y 2, 3, 4: Foofbell I, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Sfafe 3: Leffer Club 4: Baslref- bell I, 2, 4: Home Room Officer 3, 4: F. F. A. 4. JIM RICH Jimmie Sorry, girls, l've made my choice. F. F. A. 4: Officer 4: Class Officer 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Leffer Club 4: Wesf Chesfer I: Baslcefball I, 2: Sfudenf Council 4. MARY JANE RHODEBECK Janey Life is long, buf I am shorf. Band I, 2, 3, 4: Officer 3: Swing Band 4: Pep Band 4: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Home Room Officer 3: Sfudenf Council I: G.A.A. Officer 3. JEANNE RUDIGER Jeannie Some like fhem faf-some lille fhem fhin, Some like fhem sweef-fhaf's where I come in. Y'Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Officer 2, 3, 4: Forensic I, 2, 3, 4: Officer 3: Sfu- denf Council 2: Home Room Officer I, 3, 4: HI-LIFE 3, 4: Co-Edifor 4: Class Officer 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Offi- cer 4: Pep Band 2, 3, 4: Mushrooms Coming Up 3. LUCILLE SCHNEIDER Snerd Noi much falls-a greaf sweef silence. Glee Club 3: Demoniac 4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 4: F. H. A. 2, 3: Chorus 4. 26 MYRNA REEVES Gracie A quick fhinlcer who always seasons her conversafion wifh wif. Band 2, 3. 4: Glee Club I, 2: Chorus 3, 4: F. H. A. I, 4: Officer 4: Y- Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Sfudenf Council 4: Home Room Officer 4: HI-LIFE 4: Class Officer 4 ROBERiI LEE RILEY Mol V --Bob-' M- Lilces lanes shady, nd a lady. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Foofball 3, 4: Chorus 3: Leffer Club 4. SHEILA ROSS Meafball l can'f fhinlr of fwo fhings af once so I fhinlc of men and lef my lessons go. Sfudenf Council I: Glee Club I, 2: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Home Room Officer I, 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens I, 2, 3: Sexfeffe I, 2, 3: Demoniac 4. JOAN SCHOONOVER . ,442 A man 'lhaf is nof oud is dead. I'm preffy much alive. Home Room Officer I, 2: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. I, 2. 3, 4: Officer 3: Sfudenf Council 2: Pirafes of Pen- zance 2: GuiIfy or Not GuiIfy 4. MARY ALICE SIMMERING A liffle nonsense now and fhen ls relished by fhe besf of men. Y'Teens I, 2, 3.4: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I: Chorus 2, 3: HI- LIFE 4: Mushrooms Coming Up 3: Pirafes of Penzance 2. eniom ROSAMOND ELAINE SOJKA IIPOSYII With The ropes of fhe pasl ring fhe bells of fhe fulure. Y-Teens I, 2, 3. 4: F. H. A. I, 3, 4: Officer 3: HI-LIFE 4: Forensic I: Band 3, 4: Chorus 2. 3, 4: Pirales of Penzance 2. ERMA JEAN SWIFT Silence is more eloquenl fhan words. LEO E. VITTETOE Checo Love, Live, Laugh, and Be HappyI Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. 4: Foolball I, 2, 3: Home Room Officer I, 2, 3, 4. RAY WATSON Deacon The Lord is my helper. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: HI- LIFE 4: Home Room Officer 4: Pl- rafes of Penzance 2: Oal: Sfreef Junior High School, Burlingfon, I. KEITH WILLIAMS Willie An argumenf, an argumenll Ye gad, I'm dying for an argumenfl Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Lefler Club 2, 3, 4: Tracl: 3: Baskefball I, 2, 3: Chorus 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Liffle Six Honorable Menlion 4: Demoniac 4. ' HAROLD WYLIE Willie Men of few words are Ihe besf men. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Baslrefball I, 2, 4: Fool- ball I: F. F. A. 4: Leller Club 4. MARIE A. SWAILES Love is lhe spice of life. Y-Teens 2, 3: Homemalcing Club 2, 3: G. A. A. 2, 3. VICTOR WAYNE THOMPSON- Vic Don'I do Ioday whal can be pu? off unlil fomorrowf' Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Marching Band I, 2, 4: Home Room Officer 2. DOROTHY MAE WALKER Dolly A good characler shines by ils own light V G. A. A. I: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: OHI- cer 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Sexfefle 2, 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2: Music Conlesf 3, 4: Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4: Sfudenf Council I: Home Room Oflicer I, 2, 3, 4: Chrislmas Trimmingsu 4: Will O' The Wisp 4 More Perfecf Un- ion 2. HELEN MARIE WILCOX esbby A light hear? lives long. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Homemalcing Club 2, 3, 4: Officer 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Chorus 4. MINETTA WILSON Ne+'ra She is a gallanl crealure, and complele in mind and fealure. Loveland, Colorado, 3: Demoniac 4. :Ziff I can'I help if because I am so darn good looking. Foolball l, 2, 3, 4: Co-Caplaln 4: Baslrefball I, 2, 3V2: Traclc I, 2, 3, 4: Leller Club 2, 3, 4: Oliicer 4: Hi- Y 2, 3, 4: Demoniac 4: Sfale Track Meef I: All-Sfafe Honorable Men- tion 4: Liffle Six All Sfar Foofball 4 Class Omcer 3. 27 Ae enior C6155 O! 1948 Know all men by These presenf ThaT we, The Class of '48 of WashingTon High, being of un- reasonable mind and sense, buT now on good behavior are being dismissed affer four long years of confinemenf. During The four years we accumulaTed many habiTs and personal TraiTs we would like To leave in This greaT insTiTuTion. Guard and Treasure Them and may you always remember our lasT will and TesTamenT. To The Juniors we leave our friendship To The underclassmen. Good luck, Juniors. To The Sophomores we leave our abilify To geT along wiTh all The Teachers. Please Try harder Than we did. To The Freshmen we leave our freedom of speech and our wiser ways.- You'll be a brain some day. Too, we hope. We, Ella and Elsie Musil, leave WashingTon High School wiTh our secreT of which is which. I, Bev Crandall, leave my homecoming crown and formal To any girl who feels daring enough To wear iT. Don'T forgeT The fooTbalI Team eiTher. l. Marie Davis, leave my beauTiful voice To RoberT Bowman. Every liTTle biT helps, you know. I. Clyde Dawson, leave W. H. S. To ioin Joan in W. J. C. l, Helen Wilcox, leave all my arT abiliTy To my sisTer. You lucky kid, you. l, Nancy PaTTerson, leave my oraforical prowess To Johnny GaulT. We, Don Siegle and Ted Woods, leave The cla-ss of '48 To ioin The class of '49, I, Alan Barclay, leave all my old agriculfure books To Mr. l.ee's agriculTure class. l'll be prac- Ticing Them on The farm. l, Mary Caldwell, leave my boTTle of peroxide To Biddy Johnson. The horses and cows on Barc's farm won'T care whaf color my hair is. I, Bob Logan. leave my glowing comradeship wiTh everyone To Kenny Eenn. l, Jo Schoonover. leave my sweafer-girl figure To Mary SwifT. I. Howard PaTTon, leave my Tall Tales To Duck Crandall. They may noT believe you, Bob, buT keep on Telling Them anyway. ii lui T 28 I, DoT Walker, leave my' abiliTy To aggravaTe Teachers wiTh my incessanT Talking To PaTTy Brown. lYou already have a good sTarT.l I, Jack Zook, leave my aThleTic abiliTy, especially as a baskeTball sTar, To Ray CarTer. We, Junior and Mary CusTer, leave our abiliTy To walk Two miles To school morning and nighT To anyone who Thinks he can maTch ThaT record. I, Duane Earll, leave my excursions To Harper To Bob Kleese. I. LeRoy Havel, leave my jeep To my broTher. You'd beTTer Take good care of iT, Too. l, PaT Nardy, leave all my old loves behind me while l search TarTher afield. We, Bob Berdo and Lloyd Luers, leave our school-skipping days To anyone who Thinks he can geT by wiTh iT. You may geT caughT, buT you'll have fun, anyway. We surely did. l, Sheila Ross, leave my Twin sweaTer To Jane Neill. You can'T have Dick, so Take consolaTion in his sweaTer. We, Bob Redlinger and Jim Rich, leave our good Times in W. H. S. To our IiTTIe broThers. We hope you enjoy yourselves as much as we did. l, Jeanne Rudiger, leave my abiliTy To say The wrong Thing aT The wrong Time To Barbara Dare. I. Mervin Kern, leave my false TooTh To The people who eaT lunch aT school. My requesT is ThaT iT be given exTreme care in handling. l, Mary KnoTek, leave my 4-H gardening To all The book worms who wanT somewhere To go when school is ouT. l, BeTTy Jeffries, leave my freckles To Ronnie Baker, l hope you Tind a space Tor Them, Ronnie. l. Marie Swailes, leave my dancing abiliTy To Miss Kyle. l, Vic Thompson, leave all my flashy cIoThes To Frank Soika. Be sure To Take The padded shoulders ouT, Frank. You won'T need Them. l, Harold Wylie, leave my baskeTball abiliTy To Gary Gorham. l, Bob Riley, leave my model A To Leo Mangold. lT is sTill good Tor many more Trips To KeoTa. l, Mary Alice Simmering, leave my iob as Class EdiTor of The Annual To The nexT person Thal' is proud of his Class. l, Lucille Schneider, leave my nickname Snerd To Charlie Snyder. Don'T abuse iT, Charlie. I, Neda AsTon, go TorTh from W. H. S. wiTh The graduaTion class of nineTeen hundred and TorTy- eighT, buT in so doing, I wish To parT wiTh my acknowledged speaking abiliTy in hopes ThaT Jim PuTnam will accepT iT. l, Bill Askea. do bequeaTh one barrel of highly explosive gab To any Junior Tor use in Mr. Alder- man's chemisTry class. -gg o la-1 29 42 I. Elaine Green. leave my sweef and innocenf ways fo Marilyn Caldwell. H helps, you know. l, Kare Hofle, leave my belief of freedom of speech fo Ru'rh Jugenheimer. I, Dick Moofharf. leave my rrips fo Swailes and Wellman 'fo Jim Dempsey. Hope you have as much fun as I did. I. Bill Anderson, leave my ping pong abilify, during The noon hour, fo Norman Jarvis. I, Don Gray, leave my job af rhe Norfh Side and my bow lies lo Jim Dawson. I, Pal' Longwell, leave fhe per mice in my locker +o Pal Weldin. Please fake good care of lhem for me. Parfy. l, Elda Gray, leave my figure fo Jo Troiovsky. You've already gol a good sfarf. We, Colleen Godwin and Helen Givans, leave our posirion in fhe office To 'rhe nexi brains. Good luck, kids. I. Kafhryn Marshall, leave my flaming red hair fo Marilyn Cook. Leo iusl' loves red hair, Cook. l, Dorla Marfin, leave my big beaufiful brown eyes +o Donna Paiferson. Here's fo berler flirrs, Donna. l, Gwendolyn Mayer, sef forfh on fhe sea of life wifh one lasl wish for you all, Merry Chris+mas. I. Leo Olsen. leave my posilion as presidenf of The wonderful Senior Class 'ro nexr year's wheel . I, Erma Jean Swiff, leave my Swif+ness ro Marsha Bailey. Can you use if? I, Rufh Askea. leave my quie+ manner +o Doggie Redlinger. Pur if 'ro good use. I. Carol Grecian, leave my beauiiful blue eyes +o Shirley Gardner. I. Viola Gevock, leave my posi+ion a+ McDaniel's Drug Slore 'ro my sis+er. Here's +o berfer malfs, sis. I, Tom Murphy, leave my abilify 'ro slay away from women To fhe fufure afhleles of W. H. S. I. Jim Logan, leave frips fo Richmond 'ro any ofher guy who has an aufomobile. l, Esfher Gerdes, leave my abili+y +o slick +0 one man +o Vivian Luers. Here's fo fufure happiness. I, Myrna Reeves, leave my lrusfworlhy posiiion as Treasurer of 'rhe Senior Class io +he nexf mer- cenary person. I, Duane Herman Gray, leave my cenfer posilion on fhe 'foofball squad To Jack Frog Tanner. I, Joan Campbell, leave my red hair +o Mariorie Kerr. l wanf you +0 be happy. I, Bill Furman, leave my baskefball abilify +0 Vicfor Manussier and befrer luck 'ro you. I, Bob Kelley, leave. I hope! ' 7 L Q f Q XY if 5 30 I, Mary Ellen Erlenbush, will my abiliiy +o gel along wi+h everyone fo Marilyn Kelsey. I, Phyl Orcuff, leave my search for rhe righl' man +o Frannie Miller. You may nor find him, Frannie. buf iI's Iofs of fun looking. I, Norma Horak, leave my beloved chair in Ihe clarinef secfion Io Claire Davis. I, Donna Ferguson, leave my small voice Io Porky SchmiH. On you, i+'II sound good. I, Phyllis Glasgow, leave my shorfhand abiIi+y Io anyone Ihaf can wrile longhand. I, Lois Hines, leave my abilify 'ro waif on men +o Ihe nexf sucker. I, Mineffa Wilson, leave my inferesi and knowledge in English Liferafure To Teddy Slewarf. hope you will enioy if. . I, Donna Mullinnix, leave my abiIi+y Io find news for Ihe paper ro nexl' year's Journalism Class. I. Abigail Perez, leave my winning smile fo Rocky. Take good care ofrif. I. Rosamond Soika. leave my posiiion as mouniing ediror of Ihe Hi-Life Io Ihe nexf person who wanfs a lol of hard work. I, Pal Heck, leave all my free gum under Ihe seals 'ro Pokey Brower. We, Keifh Williams and Jerry Denison, leave Be++y Taif and Pa+ Brower, buf we'll be around. I. John Slickers, leave my insipid relafions wifh all Ihe Ieachers 'ro Sforkey Jarrard. I. Mary Rhodebeck, leave my heighf +o Harold Gamon. I, Leo Viffefoe, leave my F. F. A. iackef Io Mr. Lee's Agriculfure Class. I, Ray Wafson, leave my abilify 'ro learn Governmenf fo fhe Seniors of nexf year. I, Burr Bordwell, Jr., leave my curly locks +o Mr. RicIer's dog. I, Hazel Amlong, leave W. H. S. fo ioin my fufure husband. I, Nadine Payne, leave my giggles Io Phyllis Owens. I. Paul Goodwin, leave my chemicals +o fhe nexf person +ha+ wanfs +o make some poison. Now +ha+ you have heard our Iasl' will and Ieslamenf we do, hereby, sign away our final righfs +0 'rhe above on fhis 2Is+ day of May in Ihe year of our Lord one Thousand nine hundred and forfy- eighf fI948I. SENIOR CLASS OF '48 Wifnesses: JEANNE RUDIGER JERRY DENISON BOB BERDO W wg-xi ,f-- X X L , 1 - Y 31 P The Senior Class Prophet: Ul1El4H The usual melhods in prophecies Deal wilh cards, glass balls, or cups of lea, So lhe class of forly-eighl raised a fuss, And decided lhal lhal was nol lor us. We asked lhree wilches lo see whal lhey could brew, And lhey decided on a good old slew. lnlo lhe slew Wilch Longwell lhrew A brain or lwo. Wilch Pallerson Threw in some fun And lhe slew was almosl done. They slirred and slirred, bul inlo lhe fulure lhey could nol see. Then Wilch Luers laughed and lhey all cried, Whee. Thal's all lhe slew needed was Luers' Tee hee . The slew clears and we see lhe class of forly-eighl's prophecy. Bill Anderson lesls molor bikes for lowa's leading manufacluring concern of such ilems. Lasl seen crossing lhe Mexican border. Anyone knowing his whereabouls please nolily lhe presidenl of lhe company. The famous prize-lighler, Bill Askea, has finally mel his malch, and wilh il he has greal expeclalions of selling lhe world on fire. Alan Barclay, Jr., son of lhe famous farmer, Alan Barclay, Sr., crawls upon his daddy's knee and fondly asks, Papa, do dry cows give powdered milk? We are sorry lo see lhal lhe famous oralor and slalesman, Bob Berdo, has bolh feel in lhe grave. Oh, bul wail-lislen closely as we hear his lasl feeble words, VOTE DEMOCRAT. Everyone is killing lheir parenls iusl so lhey can go lo Myrna Reeves' orphanage. Nol only does she make a home for you, bul she lels you call her Mom. Lucille Schneider is a wailress in a local nighl-club. Whal, a nighl-club in Washinglon? Howard Cusler is making his lasl sland-for Mr. Bickel. Well, we see lhe lime and elforl Sheila Ross and Kalhryn Holle spenl on lhe school paper has proven lo be very beneficial. The lwo of lhem are now co-edilors of lhe Daily Hellianf' ll's really a hol paper! Hol-shol Duane Earll is now making baskels righl and lefl, and he is proclaimed champion baskel weaver of lhe Uniled Slales. Cugal has an added allraclion lo his orcheslra, Abigail Perez. She sings, she dances, and she ro- mances. Bul lhere is only one flaw, she's married. 5 f Z? If 4 zz 5 f S gi is gs gg ii Z L 1 55 ,Z T s ff f s - f s .fr i L Ig S 32 Paf Heck loves excifemenf, and so on her wedding frip she wenf over Niagara Falls in a barrel. For fhe lasf fen years Burr Bordwell has been siffing on fhe Norfh Pole doing imporfanl' scienfific re- search. He slowly opens his frosfbiffen moufh and proclaims fo fhe world. Ah hal The earfh is round. The Sfafe Guard is sfill going sfrong under fhe leadership of fhe greaf nomadic leader, Mervin Kern. Helen Givans sifs on her boss's knee. The boss is fhe presidenf of fhe Unifed Sfafes and she is, of course, fhe Secrefary of Defense. Bill Pufman can be confacfed in fhe Sahara Deserf. He is geffing Tanner and Tanner. Smell fhaf aroma? You smell, I smell, fhey all smell. lf's Leo Viffefoe's skunk farm. Sfinks, doesn'f if? Nancy Pafferson is propriefor of a flea circus, and has iusl' complefed her lafesf novel, FOREVER SCRATCH. Vicfor Thompson has a kid farm. He raises goafs. Donna Mullinnix has finished Beaufy Culfure school and is now devofing her fime fo figuring ouf fhe formula, Why fhe pig's fail curls. Jack Zook does deep sea diving for fhe wealfhy. Up fo dafe his collecfion consisfs of fwenfy beaufiful mermaids. Bev Crandall is sfill holding fhe fifle of Queen. She is queen of Jack's 'rwenfy beaufiful mermaids. For a number of years Marie Davis has been an acfive social service worker wifh fhe YWCA. She has now combined fhe fwo organizafions, YWCA and YMCA. lf is known as fhe YMCAW, Young Men Crave American Women. Ray Wafson- is insfalling a new afomic cleaner in his panaforium. His wife Neda Faye Asfon Wafson is faking care of his personal and business affairs. Chief sfinker of Coo-Coo Chemical Corporafion is Elaine lSmell if againl Green. She nol' only smells fhe newesf producfs, buf she also discovered a perfume enfifled, Dual Under fhe Moon or You'll Be Sorry. Kafhryn Marshall is fhe K-K-K-Kafy of World War lll lwe hope nofl. She really keeps up fhe fellows morale. Ted Woods is a nofed publisher. His lafesf publicafion being fhe Varga Girl Calendar of l958. Dorla Marfin has furned info a desperafe cowgirl! She losf her cow. The Chicago radio celebrify, Paffy lCakel Nardy, gives helpful hinfs on Touches Thaf Tempf fo young housewives. Her lafesf recipe is Broiled Pigs' Feef blended wifh Musfard Sauce. Don Siegle and John Slickers flew over fhe moon and ran info fhe long losf cow. And fhal s no bull. Ella and Elsie Musil are nurses in an alcoholic ward of HICK hospifal. All pafienfs remain permanenfly. because fhey always seem fo see double. Dof Walker has refired from fhe opera fo sing lullabies fo her own favorife audience. Call for Heinz cafsup! Nof only do you gef cafsup in fhis new improved product buf you also gel' 'rhaf swell fomafo, Lois Hines. Mary Cusfer and Hazel Amlong frack wolves in fhe Norfh Woods. They sell fheir fur hides fo fureigners. Beffy Jeffries is a bell hop in Florida's number one hofel. All pafrons know her as fheir Hopping Soufh- ern Bell. Paf Longwell has af lasf reached fhe pof of gold af fhe end of fhe rainbow. Her secref ambifion of revising Gregg Shorfhand is fulfilled. Y A - S.. l f iss II f xxx 4, I X Zz s .9. K X- 'C -- 2 f .xxx in f N ff' - i X' xx 1 f NNNX yf 1 . 5 1 f i- S 4 X xxsx 5 f', 1 f S f 's f N N., , 33 g if g X . Don Gray, proprieTor of GRAY'S GREASY GRILL in Gandysville, KenTucky, was recenTly sued by John L. Lewis, because he doesn'T allow miners in his esTablishmenT. Norma Horak and her magic clarineT are TeaTured wiTh Phil SpiTalny and his orchesTra. Evelyn and her violin wore ouT. Paul Goodwin is a carpenTer-and he is a good one!!! Dr. Campbell wanTs her scissors back! Dr. JoAnn Campbell wanTs her scissors back! They were lasT seen in paTienT number 2X5Z. RuTh Askea is a cakerisT. She is quiTe Tamous for her cake enTiTled Up Side Down Cake, Wrong Side OUT. The hole is on The ouTside. Three home Town girls have been sighTed aT Babe's in Des Moines. IT isn'T ThaT They paTronize The place: iT's iusT ThaT They work There. They can be heard calling, ABC-Always Buy ChesTerTields. Here's a Camel, sir. ln case you're wondering, The lovely voices ThaT you iusT heard are Those of Marie Swailes, Elda Gray, and Erma Jean SwiTT. ThaT greaT engineer and consTrucTor, Leo Olsen, has been working Tor years and has Tinally compleTed The Task of puTTing a permanenT wave in The STaTue oT LiberTy's hair. Gwen Mayer has Taken over The annoying posiTion of school librarian in W. H. S. lT seems as if all sweeT people are school librarians. EsTher Gerdes, The lady hunTer. is Traveling Through The iungle and reaches a small huT. She looks inTo The huT and screams, Dr, David LivingsTon, l presume. Jeanne Rudiger has been running a dieTing school Tor years and now prescribes The perTecT dieT. Try pushing yourself away from The Table once. Bob Kelly has become a Tamous archiTecT around WashingTon, so Tamous, in TacT, ThaT he has driven all local compeTiTors ouT of business. Phyllis OrcuTT is a noTed missionary in The Congo-no wonder The naTives don'T wanT civilizaTion. Tee hee hee-ThaT's Nadine Payne Tickling The ivories in Carnegie Hall. Mary, Mary Erlenbush. how doTh your resTauranT business go? WiTh cans of Spam and cokes galore and people dead all o'er The Tloor. Mary Caldwell has been Trying To creaTe a man for years. She is seen Throwing pieces of bare and clay inTo a cemenT mixer. The ingredienTs are mixed Thoroughly and ouT comes-Barclay. Dick MooTharT, a barTender aT Harper, is sTill mixing wiTh The drinks. Mary Rhodebeck is employed To do secreT work by The Aching Aspirin Company. Her heighT is really To her advanTage. as she is The liTTle person who crawls inTo your ear and makes your ear drums pound. Harold Wylie, highway paTrolman, has been complimenTed upon his efficiency in paTrolling The airporT road. ' Bob Redlinger has achieved his aim in life. Farmer, TaTher, and grandTaTher. Jo Schoonover is happily siTuaTed in MT. PleasanT. She married a boy from There, you know. The Ladies Home Journal has doubled iTs subscripTion raTe since I957. The new arTicle responsible Tor This development The Lady and The STrong Man, is wriTTen by The TalenTed young auThor, Lloyd Luers. To some, married life mighT seem dull, buT To Rosamond Soika iT is one glorious meal aTTer anoTher. Mary Alice Simmering has wriTTen a sequence To The Razors Edge enTiTled, WhaT To do wiTh a Razor CuT. 1 x XJ-f I Si I S12 X f 2 X X ,ff si Z- . ' L1 g X X XZ!-zz n,- g U' I 1 I xxx -X ,, X x, 7 X 5 ' X 1' - 1 N ss ., . f Q ', xx ix, .I 1 .lf x ,f x 1 SX I ,f - 4 ix 4 34 L i S gi The 'people of Washinglon finally caughl up wilh Bob Logan for charging exorbilanl prices in his clolhing slore and he is now hanging on a lree. Clyde Dawson is now running a 'service slalion on lhe corner of Hollywood and Vine. His specially is Dawson's Dehydraled Gas. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rich are married, and are sellled on a yielding farm. They are now raising lillle ears of corn. . Phyllis Glasgow purchased lhe Brooklyn Bridge for a lillle bil of nolhing. Now she has a lol of nolhing. I958 finds Jerry Denison head coach of lhe Verdi A foolball slring. All eleven call him Pop Deni- son. Like falher like son. Mary Knolek is a very well-lo-do farmerelle. Hello-Tommy Murphy's Dale Bureau. LeRoy Havel, Secrelary. Our mollo: 'You look 'em up, and we'll pick 'em up.' Minella Wilson is happy in lhe Hills of Colorado. Who could be happier? Helen Wilcox and Colleen Godwin run an old maid's home. The fronl of lheir eslablishmenl is covered wilh a gaudy neon sign which flashes lhe following words: TAlN'T A FIT NIGHT OUT FOR MAN NOR BEAST-BEAST WELCOME. Sally Logan runs a used car eslablishmenl. He is now fealuring a 39 Buick. Cah be shown afler dark only. Carol Grecian, a lighl rope walker for Ringling Brolhers Circus, has reached lhe end of her rope. We'Il jusl lel lhis one dangle. Flash! Flash! Keilh Williams was iusl killed accidenlally when he gol his head caughl in lhe mechanism of a walch. Pin Headlllll Viola Gevock grew so weary of seeing olhers eal her delicious sodas lhal she ale one of her own, and now she is gone-for a Bromo-Sellzer. Duane Gray is chief grease monkey al Brookfield Zoo. He greases lhe monkeys so lhey won'l squeak. Bob Riley is leaching vocal lessons al Sing Sing. He' sings, you know. Now lhal we have lelevision, Donna Jean Ferguson is really making easy dough. All she does is sland around and smile. She's Mirium: she uses lrium. . Howard Pallon is an Admiral in lhe Coasl Guard. He has been addressing his men and we gel in on his lasl few words, Men, you'll soon be shoveling oul. Maybe lhe fulure isn'l so brighl, Bul don'l slop living, you'll be all righl. Three people's unsound minds Can'l forelell whal lhe fulure finds., V Dear leachers, you endured a lol, Bul you gave us lhe knowledge for which we soughl. One lasl prophecy we leave lo Washinglon High. You'll slill be slanding when we all die. You lucky underclassmen, you aren'l oul of High School yel, So sludy hard and do your besl, and lry lo never frel. Make use of lime. ll really does seem lo fly. And soon you, loo, will have 'lo say one lasl-Good-by. L 5i gg 5 I f X 4 5 b i X 4? Rx ff 'L5 ,pf 6 X gf ll x 4 x I U1 5 ff I 1 Q x 4 K X 5 ,P 5' ak! -' -7 an ' The SE TUB CLASS M1948 Sung To The Tune oT The Shrine of SainT Cecelia Words by DoT Walker, Phyllis OrcuTT, Don Gray The school seems deserTed-all The Seniors have gone, BuT sTiIl The old high school keeps a-living righT on, The Tun ThaT we've had here and The friends we have won. We never will TorgeT Them. Our Teams ToughT Tor vicTory, We cheered Them along, And Though we had our deTeaTs. Our spiriT was sTrong. H We'II always remember you- And ever be True To our dear Alma MaTer. Each day Throughouf The years We've had our smiles and someTimes Tears, WiTh our dances and our games The life we led was gay! And, oh, how we have cried because we musT go, Though our lives are all before us- ThaT TacT we know, BuT Thanks Tor The memories ThaT we Treasure so We, The class of '48. X L Q I M MoTTo: We know whaT we are buT noT whaT we may be. Colors: Powder blue and silver. Flower: WhiTe rose. CLASS OFFICERS LEO OLSEN PresidenT JIM RICH Vice-PresidenT HELEN GIVANS SecreTary MYRNA REEVES Treasurer 7 A rf 'L 51 x 1 V . jf Q iff:-f . ' f b E 1 as f f 'p J X ' 6 , X X X ,. X XX x ii, 7 , Yi wx I IA 1 if-is - W 'wg ' '24 ? fi 1 X FN Q' 'w X A X if 'Q XA Q! XM xx 1, Q WA . x 17 1 X3 1X 1, 1 f lf, f 1 uw U , X X ,V RN lk? ki ni'-lk ' ,xl , , 1 +, PN -,Sm ' -I-,:4 ,f - T Ei f -fs 1 , I 1X 1 -.En RK, , QWF QW 65 Q QQYYQYQ B Cffw X-H-Q5 Fronl Row: Biddy Johnson, Roselyn Mayer, Virginia Griggs, Pal Slewarl, Kalherine Doran, Ella Walker, Kennelh Fenn, John Gaull. Second Row: Mr. While, Dick Maxwell, Leo Mangold, Pal Weldin, Belly Tail, Pal Brower, Carla Gulher, Jim Dawson, Don Thornlon. Third Row: Bob Kleese, Andy Hauler, Bob Bowman, Edward Jarrard, Harold Gamon, Eldon Willholl, Bob Waggener, Bill Nunan, Carl Yoder. Absenl when piclure was laken: Marvin While. Fronl Row: Rulh Miller, Joan Troiovsky, Belly Nelson, Marguerile Ullerback, Raquel Perez, Charlolle Lillle, Georgia Marshall, Edilh Miller, Lois Garrell. Second Row: Harold Schmidl, Ted Slewarl, Belly Prebyl, Belly Applegale, Mary Slevens, Donna Crone, Rulh Barlow, Evonne Flynn, Fairy Taylor, Leonard Holcomb, Miss Miner. Third Row: James Pulnam, Raymond Carler, Norman Havel, Donald Barlholomew, Jim Dempsey, Philip Dusen- bery, Clair Buck, Norman Jarvis. Fronl Row: Rulh Wagenknechl, Rulh Jugenheimer, Pal Brown, Dorolhy Tellin, Joyce Monlgomery, Lu Ella Soika, Bea Barlholow. Naomi Bell, Barbara Godwin, Marilyn Caldwell. I Second Row: Miss Van Heukelom,AAlberla Smilh, Belly Morgan, Lucille Eranzen, Barbara Dare, Ann Houck, Nadine Soika, Charlolle Whillow, Anna Weeks, Bill Lloyd. Third Row: Wayne Brock, Harry Hines, Paul Nelson, Bob Havel, Ralph Sloul, Waller Donaldson, Ronnie Baker, Rex Slrail, John Ahrens, Bob Crandall, David Chilcole, Absenl when piclure was laken: John Kennedy, Mary Swill. lfmiom bf 'rn T v r i., N ' ig ,lx my x lt K omior C6155 QMCZPJ KN W 39 RONN I E BAKER Presidenf BOB CRAN DALL Vice-Presiden+ RAY CARTER Secrefary BOB KLEESE Treasurer Front Row: Bill Gunther, Betty Carey, Frances Phillips, Wanda Switt, Shirley Stewart, Mary Redlinger, Jack Fields, Phillip Crossett, Joe Richardson. Second Row: Miss Wilson, Arlene Walton, Dorothy Schnicker, Doris Gevock, Arlene Knupp, Peggy Douqall, Katherine Weeks, Donna Smith, Doris Benson, Rodney Woods. Third Row: Jack Jackson, Dorothy Dickey, Claire Davis, Joe Nelson, Dan Holland, Bob Nardy, Don Gardner, Gene Taylor, Bill Chmelar. Absent when picture was taken: Virginia Kane, Phyllis Patterson. Front Row: Louise Wilcox, Gertrude Payne, Virginia Messenger, Ronald Gray, Richard Anderson, Jack Tanner, Peggy Christner. Second Row: Elsie Bruegge, Joan Siegle, Bill Casey, Harry Duensing, Mary Nicholson, Patsy Tellin, Lovila Soika. Third Row: Shirley Blattner, Gordon McCreedy, Hubert Simons, Jim Stone, Betty Logan, Donna Garrett, DeLight Davison. Fourth Row: Keith Hotle, Paul Brock, Maxine Lambert, Don Fortney, Don Schantz, Blaine Gott, Miss Bare. Absent when picture was taken: James Davidson, Walter White, Delores Wallace, Earl McClure. Front Row: Frances Miller, Jane Tanner, Mary McLaughlin, Pat Kallous, Jean Leyden, Louise Blaine, Barbara Hampton, Bonnie Craig. Second Row: Dick George, Jay Logan, Joel Strait, Dick Green, Ruth Donaldson, Beverly Wead, Betty Brooks, Rosalyn Chalupa, Dick Schmitt. Third Row: Eugene Nicola, Dick Tweeten, Maynard Gott, Martha Gamon, John Beliel, Mr, Lee. Fourth Row: Donna Patterson, Jo Ann Wilson, Don Duncan, Jim Redlinger, Jane Neill, Harry Ramseyer, Bob Stewart, Donnie Rich, Dick Davidson. , Absent when picture was taken: Phyllis Disney, Don Earll. S -.4 :fbi -Z-sl x,-f ,, X cszprgmofj Fron? Row: Madge Brock, Gale Walker, Duane Crosseff, Rudy Mullinnix, Arlo Kern, Jim Lloyd, Phyllis Owens, Donna Chrisfner. Second Row: Marilyn Falk, Richard Anderson, Gary Gorham, Dale Brown, Oscar Sieele, Reed Green, Marilyn Joan Miller, Donald Soika. Third Row: David Caldwell, Paul Sines, Edward Dusenbery, Gene Booih, Gerald Hoyle, Florence Whiflow, Rose Taylor, Marlene Raymond. Fourrh Row: Jack Humm, John Beenblossom, Harold McConnell, Beverly Gieselman, Lorene Frifz, Delores Kroiz, Miss Mercer. From' Row: Louise LeHs, Eleanor Huisman, Dean York, Charles Bariholow, Charles Snyder, Dave Brock, Clydene Nicola. Second Row: Darlene Garreff, Richard Koenig, 'Ray Courtney, John Brooks, Bill Wessler, Marilyn Kelsey, La Verne Shelman. Third Row: Pai Peilier, Pai Thompson, Vivian Luers, Lee Goodlander, Charles Fish,,Paul Dusenbery. Fourfh Row: Joe Soielo, Beulah Heck, Rhys Miller, Edward Gray, Larry Campbell, Franklin Sioui, Mr. Rider Absenf when piclure was faken: Doroihy Harfer. Front Row: Donald Meyer, Janef Grecian, Kaihryn Phillips, Clarice Buck, Priscilla Goodwin, Eddie Sueppel Neil Humble. Second Row: Charles Crone, Jane? Simmering, Shirley Pofraiz, Berfie Wagner, Joanna Krabil, Dorofhy Ander- son, Donald Beenblossom. Third Row: Marifa Mullen, Audrey Sieele, Pai Nicola, aJn-e Whilehead, Glenna Hines, Mary Lou Lukavsky, Norma Eafinger. Fourlh Row: Mr. Bowman, Melvin Snyder, Bob Libe, James Kennedy, Paul George, Jean Brock, Mary Blick. Fronr Row: Marilyn Miller, Ruih Bell, Darlene Payne, Marjorie Kerr, Duane Thompson, Roberf Lloyd, Vicior Manussier. Second Row: Marolyn Fenn, Melva Schnicker, Janice Campbell, Cheryl Nayadley, Mildred Siewarf, Paul Wellingron. Third Row: Miss Minick, Shirley Gardner, Marilyn Cook, Mariha Whiiiaker, Charles Gray, Kenneih Havel, Duane Hudspeih. Fourfh Row: Marsha Bailey, Jerry Johnson, Franklin Soika, James Kuriz, Paul Brewer. Absenr when picrure was Taken: Edwin Deflwiler. ji' .'5AlfVL8lfL 4 JV- , f ifi fff lf me ' Q -sa ,Q .ww Q, ja Q I, 59? N XX S ,2,Lf35i ,U MQ. X, '5 , Ex 1 A- f' R fi' H Y QWA . N4 if if q.l,,,,, V6 Q N 14 if 4 'M I, 'S is wt 4, x www: X 'Z F A S E W1 - '----v b ?-.W-, , .k ,, J V lNlL..lE. PALAU V -wwwfnm www-Nw,.wmnum IZ! exfffvw FV J 1 ' kg' ,R C X I 5. ff! if f 'X is' i1 .lUgwf- 57 no WA' Y' y M I 'f iff M W R X W ff I K xx V' X XX Kal NK W ,W ' i QW, MW ' H 'fx ,U f W w X x W uf' X W RXW1, X ox' QQNQQWZ Q 7003 Qw fe. Q99 Q0 Q 52 Fronf Row: Ella Musil, Barbara Godwin, Bill Pufman, Jeanne Rudiger, Nancy Pafrerson, Myrna Reeves. Marie Davis, Elsie Musil. Second Row: Miss Bare, Joan Troiovslcy, Beffy Tai+, Carla Guiher, Mary Sirnmering, Par Weldin, Neda Asfon, Helen Givans. Third Row: Pai Brower, Rosamond Soilra, Ted Sfewarf, Andy Hauler, Ray Wafson, Pai Longwell, Norma Horalc. Anna Weeks. Absenf when picfure was Ialcenz Jim Dawson. any 9 Q50 0 C4 YPKW 'sf'-vii!! r S 959 fs 41 4144, Y-ooxeegg-28606 snag!!- PJATXS JEANNE RUDIC-ER and NANCY PATTERSON . . . Co-Edilors BILL PUTMAN ......... . Business Manager ANDY HAUTER . . . Phofographer BARBARA GODWIN . . . . Junior Edifor PAT BROWER ..... . Junior Business Manager JOAN TROJOVSKY .... .... A rf Edifor ANNA WEEKS and JIM DAWSON . . . . Arr Assisfanfs MYRNA REEVES ...... . . . Organizalion Edifor TED STEWART . . . . . . . Assisfani' Organizarion Edilor HELEN GIVANS . .... Senior Edilor CARLA GUTHER . . . . . . Assisianf Senior Edifor MARIE DAVIS .... . Faculfy and Adminisfrafion Edifor MARY ALICE SIMMERING ......' .... C lass Edifor RAY WATSON ............. Sporls Edifor ROSAMOND SOJKA, ELLA MUSIL, ELSIE MUSIL. BETTY TAIT, PAT WELDIN ..... . Mounling Sfaff NEDA ASTON ....... ' . . . . Typisf NORMA HORAK and PAT LONGWELL . . Assisfanf Typisls Fronf Row: Hazel Amlong, Donna Mullinnix, Elda Gray, Sheila Ross, Koh Holla, Bill Pufman, Marie Sweiles Second Row: Bob Crandall, Jael: Zoolr, Rulh Aslreu, Mary Erlenbush, Duane Earll, Waller Donaldson, Third Row: Mrs. Sandys, Keifh Williams. emoniac ,Slay SHEILA ROSS . . Editor-in-Chief KATIE HOTLE . BILL PUTMAN . . Produciion Managor . . Ari Edifor ELDA GRAY . . News Edifor BOB CRANDALL . . . Sporfs Edilor RUTH ASKEA . . . . Fealure and Eclilorial Wrifer DONNA MULLINNIX ......... . . . Gossip MARY ERLENBUSH. LOIS HINES, DUANE EARLL . . Typisls 45 .r 601314 or . ,Q o, O 12,5 J' Fronl Row: Myrna Reeves, Charlolle Whillow, Georgia Marshall, Kale Holle, Florence Whillow. Second Row: Mary Rhodebeclc, Wayne Brock, Mildred Slewarl, Viclor Thompson, Jo Ann Wilson, Pal Thompson, Mary Redlinger. Neda AslonQ Third Row: Maroiyn Fenn, Jeanne Rucliger, Franklin Sloul, Marila Mullin, Donna Crone, Norma Horalc, Mary Slevens. Claire Davis, Harry Duensing, Joyce Monlgomery, Neil Humble. Fourlh Row: Pal Weldin, Rulh Miller, Ted Slewarl, Ronnie Balcer, Paul George, Maynard Golf, Pal Brower, Shirley Blallner, Pal Brown, Pal Nicola. Fiflh Row: Marilyn Falk, Edilh Miller, Dan Holland, Ralph Sloul, Andy Hauler, DeLighl Davison, Mary Blick. Norma Ealinger, Bill Wessler. Absenl when piclure was laken: Rosamond Soilca, Belly Prebyl, Don Forlney. WH. SM HEHI E f D T AN , N-A ll J ,y if 46 EU CERT B Fronl' Row: Jeanne Rudiger, Mary Sievens, Donna Crone Norma Horalc, Pal' Weldin, Ru'rh Miller. Second Row: Joyce Monfgomery, Harry Duensing, Claire Davis, Ted S+ewar+, Ronnie Balmer, Maynard Goff, Paul George, Bob S+eele, ' Marilyn Falk, Norma Ealinger. Mary Blick, William Wessler, Pal Thompson, Pai Nicola. Third Row: Neil Humble, Franklin Sfoui, Marolyn Fenn. Marifa Mullin, Donald Forfney, DeLigh'r Davison, Ralph S+ou+, Edifh Miller, Dan Holland, Andy Hauler, Pai Brown, Pai Brower, Shirley Blaflner. Sfandingz Neda Asfon, Mary Rhodebeck. Wayne Brock. Mr. Hill, Mary Redlinger. Abseni when piciure was iakenz Delores Drofz, Vivian Luers. Bob Crandall, Richard Tweeien. 'Junior College Q N-ay-ff' 5 SiH'ing: Shirley Bla+fner, Jim Kasfer. Wayne Broclc, Mary Rhodebeclc, Frances Miller, Ronnie Baker, Ted Siewarr. Sfandingz Dan Holland, Bob Thompson. 'Junior College T Fronl Row: Marilyn Caldwell, Sheila Ross, Franklin Sloul, Dan Holland, Andy Hauler, Ray Walson, Maynard Goff, Bill Wessler, Pal Brown, Rulh Waqenlcnechl. Second Row: Pal Brower, Donna Crone, Rosamond Soilca, Ted Slewarl, Eugene Nicola, Ronnie Baker, Don Gray, David Chilcole, Barbara Dare. Third Row: Marie Davis, Rulh Juqenheimer, Joan Schoonover, Helen Wilcox, Dorolhy Wallrer, Louise Blaine, Marila Mullin, Lucille Schneider, Mr. Rider, Froni Row: Marguerile Ullerbaclr, Gerlrude Payne, Vivian Luers, Evonne Flynn, Rulh Barlow, Belly Tail, Belly Logan, Pal Nicola, Biddy Johnson. Second Row: Georgia Marshall, Neda Aslon, Shirley Blallner, Mary Slevens, JoAnn Campbell, Nadine Payne, Myrna Reeves Marilyn Falk, Pal Nardy. Third Row: Carol Grecian, Eslher Gerdes, Lovila Soilca, Jane Neil, Glenna Hines. Shirley Gardner, Berlie Wagner, Phyllis Glasgow, Marilyn M. Miller. Absenl when piclure was lalcen: Marilyn Cook, Phyllis Disney, Charles Fish, Marlha Gamon, Ann Houck, Arlene Knupp, Joanna Krabill, Charlolle Lillie, Frances Miller, Audrey Sleele, Mildred Slewarl, Pal Thompson, Jane Whilehead, Louise Wilcox. J KAOPMJ sa - in Fronf Row: Marilyn Caldwell, Marguerife Uflerbaci, Esfher Gerdes, Neda Asfon, Marilyn Cook, Pa? Nicola, Marilyn Kelsey, Louise Wilcox. Joanna Krabill, Janei Grecian, Charlofle Lillle. Second Row: Marie Davis. Mary McLaughlin, Audrey Sfeele, Mary Slevens, Pal Brower. Jane Whifehead, Dorolhy Walker, Donna Crone, Barbara Dare, Belly Logan, Mr. Rider. Girls Else Club Principles of Music Class Firsr Row: Duane Thompson, Gene Booih, Edward Gray, Paul Brewer. Charles Gray, John Beenblossom, Charles Fish. Second Row: Madge Broclr, Charlolfe Liffle, Jane? Grecian, Janice Campbell, Jane Tanner, Marfha Whiffalcer, Mary McLaughlin, Jane Whifehead, Beulah Heclr, Frances Miller, Marilyn Coolc, Joanna Krabill. Third Row: Frances Phillips, Palricia Kallous, Doris Gevoclc, Darlene Payne, Audrey Sfeele, Beverly Wead, Marilyn Kelsey, Pafricia Peifier, Louise Wilcox, Clarice Buclr. Fourth Row: Melva Schniclrer, Ruth Donaldson, Rosalyn Chalupa. Maxine Lamberf, Marsha Bailey, Lorene Frifz, Mildred Shwarf, Peqqy Dougall, Jane? Simmering. Junior Trio: Charloffe Liffle, Pai Brower, Marguerife UHerbaclr. Girls' Sep+eHe: Eslher Gerdes, Mary McLaughling Mary Sievens, BeHy Logan, Necla Asfon, Louise Wilcox. Absenf when piciure was 'ralcenz Donna Crone. Freshman Trio: Marilyn Cook. Audrey Sfeele, Joanna Krabill. Freshman Girls' Sep+eHe: Marilyn Kelsey. Marilyn Cook, Jane Whifehead, Audrey Sfeele, Pai Nicola. Marilyn Falk, Jane? Grecian. Sex+eHe: Marie Davis, Marilyn Caldwell, Dorofhy Walker, Arlene Knupp, Barbara Dare, Joanna Kreblll. W. H. S. ucal Groups s Fronf Row: Jeanne Rudiger, Barbara Godwin, Pai Brown, Roselyn Mayer, Mary Caldwell, Biddy John- son, Neda Asfon, Marie Davis. Second Row: Rufh Wagenlcnecht Carla Guiher, Belly Prebyl, Phyllis OrcuH, Donna Crone, Beify Tai+, Jo Ann Wilson, Frances Miller. Third Row: Joyce Monfgomery, Paf Brower, Jim Dawson, Ted Sfewarf, Rulh Barlow, John Gauli, Elaine Green. Four+h Rows' Beffy Logan, Peggy Dougall, Lloyd Luers, Ronnie Baker, Bob Berdo, Nancy PaHerson. Shirley Sfewarl, Claire Davis. Fiflh Row: Arlene Knupp, Rex Sfraif, Dorla Marlin, Pai Longwell, Mrs. Sandys, Andy Hauler, Barbara Dare, Par Weldin. Absenl' when piciure was iakenz Harry Hines. : i OPZVLJLC :NS ,, f 400 of ' Qs? Qofe in ' ii WWI' ff f O li 'ith-if, .J -.gszfv '. 44 ' J' Hs,- .ixf if X' iifg if l ' ji? 5, 1 J x flip P LS' 6 ' 1' 4 , - 1 51 Fronf Row: Norman Jarvis, Bob Kleese, Alan Barclay, Bob Havel, Carl Yoder, Jim Rich, Bob Redlinger. Second Row: Mr. Lee. Harold Wylie, Lloyd Luers, James Logan, LeRoy Havel, Leo ViH'e+oe, Clyde Dawson. Third Row: Vic+or Thompson, Ralph S+ou+, Donald Barfholomew, Bob Bowman, Norman Havel, Eldon Wi++hof'r, Andy Hauler. Fronl Row: Gale Walker, Duane Thompson, Dick SchmiH, Donnie Rich, Lee Goodlander, Roberf Lloyd, Reed Green, Richard Koenig, Donald Meyer. Second Row: Jim Redlinger, Melvin Snyder, Gene Boolh, Jay Logan, Edward Gray, Donald Beenblossom, Franklin Sfoul, Kennefh Havel. Third Row: Harry Duensing, John Beliel, James Kennedy, Bill Guenfher, Paul Wellinglon, Oscar Sfeele, Don Schanli, Paul Sines. Fourih Row: Huber? Simons, David Caldwell, Joe Nelson. Eugene Taylor, Donald Gardner, William Chmelar. Absenf when pidure was faken: John Kennedy. pm y , X ,gig ijt, 12- f 9, x tl-n- T9 - ' iv uv l f N . jxtllrftfi 1 FUTURE FARMERS 0F AMERICA Fronf Row: Doris Gevoclc-, Virginia Messenger, Lu Ella Soilza, Jane Tanner, Mary Redlinger, Gwendolyn Mayer, Louise Wilcox, Frances Phillips. Second Row: Marie Swailes, Georgia Marshall, Donna Mullinnix, Pa+sy Tellin, Janice Campbell, Louise Blaine. Roselyn Mayer, Miss Busby. Third Row: Virginia Griggs, Rosalyn Chalupa, Shirley Po'rra+z, Joan Schoonover, Belly Jeffries, Lovila Sojlca. Four+h Row: Nadyne Soika, Evonne Flynn, Peggy Dougall, Ru+h Aslcea, Irene Flynn, Myrna Reeves, Mary Knofek. Fiffh Row: Helen Wilcox, Viola Gevoclc, Marfha Gamon, Maxine Lambert Dorla Mar+in, Mary Erlen- bush, Rosamond Soilca. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 'N lull W, S ' may fi, Y I I l 5 'IH i 53 Fronl Row: Mary Rhodebeck, Marilyn Miller, Lu Ella Soika, Joan Siegle, Shirley Polralz, Pal Brown, Joyce Monlgomery, Marilyn Caldwell. Second Row: Belly Prebyl, Jane Neill, Nadyne Soika, Dorolhy Anderson, Berlie Wagner, Shirley Slewarl, Biddy Johnson, Rulh Miller. Third Row: Lorene Frilz, Donna Crone, Ann Houck, Marsha Bailey, Beverly Crandall, Rulh Barlow, Arlene Knupp. Fourlh Row: Marlha Gamon, Pal Heck, Maxine Lamberl, Norma l-lorak, Delores Krolz, Belly Applegale, Rosamond Soika. Fronl Row: Clarice Buck, Colleen Godwin, Shirley Gardner, Virginia Messenger, Marilyn Cook, Mariorie Kerr, Bonnie Craig, Pal Nardy. Second Row: Pal Peiller, Janel Simrnering, Belly Logan, Belly Jeffries, Pal Thompson, Norma Ealinger, Mary Blick, Carol Grecian. Third Row: Jane Tanner, Donna Pallerson, Marilyn Falk, Helen Givans, Eslher Gerdes, Nadine Payne, Marila Mullin, Mary Knolelc, ' Rulh Jugenheimer, Myrna Reeves, Palsy Tellin, Joan Morgan, Dorolhy Schniclcer, Jo Ann Wilson, Beverly Wead, Mary Sirnmering, Barbara Hamplon. , Absenl when piclure was laken: Elaine Green, Lois Hines, Cheryl Nadley, Phyl Orcull, Phyllis Pallerson, Mary Swill, Pal Slewarl. M eeno X X l ll ' 11 'S - Ali.-nnl'Q I1 1 . ' 453711 v' . . iff'g9D e ' I 0 5 in 'B' if ' ' 1 gc: X ' 0 54 if Fronf Row: Donna Chrisfner, Lucille Schneider, Marolyn Fenn, Melva Schniclrer, Marilyn Kelsey, Donna Mullinnix, Janef Grecian, Phyllis Owens. Second Row: Roselyn Mayer, Mary Redlinqer, Dorofhy Tellin, Pal Nicola, Jane Whifehead, Mildred Sfewarf, Mary Caldwell, Joan Schoonover. Third Row: Joanna Krabill, Mary McLaughlin, Lovila Soilca, Kathryn Marshall, Dorla Marlin, Audrey Sieele, Peggy Dougall, Pai Brower. Fourfh Row: Rosalyn Chalupa, Doris Benson, Beulah l-leclr, Marlha Whiffalcer, Viola Gevoclc, Gwendolyn Mayer, Helen Wilcox, Glenna Hinnes. Y-TEENS CABINET Sitting: Marie Davis, Mrs. C. P. Weldin, Miss Miner, Mrs. Paul Shearer. Barbara Dare. Sfanding: Barbara Godwin, Pal' Weldin, Shirley Blaffner, Carla Gufher, Pal Lonqwell, Nancy Paflerson, Dorofhy Walker, Neda Aslan, Frances Miller. Absenf when piclure was faken: Jeanne Rudiger. 1 - W A 4'- s l K Q JI. un!! mti'!1 f ' Fronf Row: Harry Duensing, Ronald Gray, Harry Ramseyer, Donnie Rich, Jack Fields, Jim Redlinger, 'Dick Schmifl, Jack Tanner. Second Row: Ronnie Baker, Norman Jarvis, Blaine GQB, Kennefh Fenn, Rodney Woods, Diclr George, Leo Viffefoe, Dicl: Maxwell. Third Row: Raymond Nebel, Mervin Kern, Donald Forlney, Earl McClure, Jim Rich, Dick Green, Jay Logan. Fourlh Row: Bob Logan, Duane Earll, Paul Broclc, Gordon McCreecly, Keifh Hoile. Fifth Row: George Doran, Bill Chmelar, Burr Bordwell, Paul Goodwin, Bob Redlinger, Bob Waggoner. Absenl when picfure was fallen: James Davidson, Don Earll, Jim Dempsey. Harry Hines, Paul Nelson, Harold Schmiff, Leo Mangold Fronf Row: Bob Sfewarf, Bill Pufman, Bob Kleese, Jerry Denison, Ray Carfer, Harold Wylie, Howard Paflon, Don Thornfon. Second Row: Eldon Willhoff, Leonard Holcomb, Don Siegle, Bob Crandall, Clyde Dawson, Don Gardner, Joel Sfraif, Alan Barclay. Third Row: Waller Donaldson, Jim Slone, Jack Zoolz, Bob Riley, Bob Nardy, Bill Aslxea, Lloyd Luers, Phillip Dusenbery. Fourlh Row: Andy Hauler, Richard Tweefen, Donald Barfholomew, James Logan, Leo Olsen, Tom Murphy, Ted Woods, Edward Jarrard. Filfh Row: Bob Bowman, Don Gray, Viclor Thompson, Harold Gamon, Duane Gray, Bob Berdo, Keifh Williams, Ray Walson, Ralph Sfoul. L1 A X. 1 af , 9 i77C,!77llurn11!-KA A sis' X T If 56 qwnmpww ig' H? I A 'R gb Ei ,.v,. A. asf fi? I Fronf Row: Barbara Godwin, Clarice Buck, Lucille Schneider, Pe? Brown, Frances Miller, Joanna Krabill, Carol Grecian, Colleen Godwin. Second Row: Joyce Monfgomery, Joan Siegle, Jane Neill, Mary Redlinger, Donna Pafferson, Shirley Slewari, Elda Gray, Mary Rhodebeclc. Third Row: Pai Nicola, Pai Weldin, Carla Gulher, Peggy Dougall, Marilyn Fallc, Lovila Soilca, Marie Swailes. Fourfh Row: Rufh Miller, Jane Tanner, Be+iy Prebyl, Jane Whilehead, Jo Ann Wilson, Florence Whiflow, Beffy Morgan, Mary Simmering. Fiffh Row: Biddy Johnson, Charloffe Whiflow. Miss Teall, Shirley Blaifner, Neda Asfon. l ' . My GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Q. L Ii! Ju lg im W Q, , alll' ' y i lr 57 'R W 'v, ' , 3 1 ,X 1- WQQWV we , or avi Nbqnogibf vo 'L ,-f-.X 5 Q? Qi ? M A QQ 12 Y J' , A A ,MM ffmggf 4,9 Y 5 Gd Q Q 0 I 1 '4M? -L 5' O5 K, 22- 5,3 .Zigi E , 'X 7 9 5- 53 M fb 2 ' I' xii 8 get i : l x X913 2 , 9 OW! lNNQx ' X - '::. ' f - 1 MEN X ci? X 'ff' X. WH' 'Lf f QX , x 4 RF x ' ' E4 ,Q 4.7 QQ Bl , ffl If M Yfghl V i Q Ml Y' 'un if ' AvrN Y 5 fmigix ' ' 'Q X k Q :AMW M 17 WV 3 V ffl, E ? XR! it I I ?-x xr ef' x,?:-Q , A.,---.-'-l ' -212. ff -fffil ,? .. - fi 4: Ill -2- xg:-.L 1-T 5:1 -1-Fa-x Ts-xg, at LJ-.ECVIZ amd l 7' 'wi' Nu 'H-rre,-A aux 'fs va . ,QV ' Q 4, 00,96 Vo v 453635 Q , y -Q 1, g , 5 . -'Q In 'UAH 01,1 0 WISI P. I NIGHT LIFE Zen ,MAzAlLin9LL0n if 4 2 4 .. 'V 5 '. f ' ' L I nf .1 1 fl If 9I,f 'zll! '11, My ,sifwof 1 - :IA it W Wa, 'Q , 01 rg , 14, Q? Q W sf 4, . L6 K T-Jmki 0. :YS 'lr 3 , f Q it K 2 Wgmfmf p N I vb f 4. Lv WEWXN ,W Q, 5 43 QW QQ5' X Qf 7 :J L 5 . gf Q ' A s nite Own The - f- .W . Q Q, 2, sf' A 4 if sa. 75 A gn 4 gr , .. 1- Q '2 j ffiil xy Z Q- Q5 J . Q35 W4 'WS Q x 0 K swf DK-........I gy GEN, H, Jig s f 1? , mm AZ' 1' I' 'MAM A X A W K!! f QQ N 'w p x gg fl , -, ,Ax Q 67... R? - , -T ' r-2- i . I .7 , , :-.-- - W , Z , 4 T . . +5-C - i ,- - ,. ? , Y L - 3 7 7 -Q ,T L Zi 'Q ,74-1' a 'll - N -Sze ,..-iii' 5.-Li gli f- i 1 .-.- -Y,-Qi' ' f , - . ,,.l..i- ,f-1. - ,,F-, f-5, .- QQQQQN Fronf Row: Ray Carler, Don Thornfon, Leo Olsen, Keifh Williams, Bill Askea, Jerry Denison, Jack Zoolr, Bob Lease. Second Row: Howard Pafion, Bob Crandall, James Logan, Bob Riley, Bob Nardy, John Ahrens, Tom Murphy, Paul Broclc. Third Row: Jim Rich, Dick Tweefen, Alan Barclay, Duane Gray, Bill Chmelar, Joe Sofelo, Bob Redlinger, Lloyd Luers. Fourth Row: Harry Ramseyer, Coach Bowman, Coach Weber, Keifh Hoile. Absenf when piclure was fallen: Don Earll. if OPPONENT Keolcuk . . . Columbus Juncfion Burlingfon . Muscafine . Fairfield . Bloomlield . P+. Madison . New London . Ml. Pleasanf . lofgaf WE THEY 6 6 . 20 O 0 49 0 23 6 36 . 25 6 0 24 6 25 0 26 K i! 'x x JERRY DENISON JACK ZOOK Co-Capfains Front Row: Jim Redlinger, Go.don McCreedy, Jerry Johnson, Norman Haven, Franklin Solka, Dick Maxwell Cioar Buck, Gary Gorham, Jack Tanner. Second Row: Larry Campbell, Carl Yoder, Dicl: Anderson, Donnie Rich, Norman Jarvis, Ray Courfney, Rudy Mul linnix, James Kurfz, Diclx Schmiff, Don Duncan. Third Row: Neil Humble, Charles Crone, James Kennedy, Melvin Snyder, Bob Libe, Jack Humm, Ronald Gray Reed Green, David Caldwell, Oscar Sfeele. Gale Walker. Fourfh Row: Harry Ramseyer, Coach Bowman, Keifh Holla. Absenf when picfure was Ialcenz John Kennedy. orronfiu Fairfield . MI. Pleasanf Fairfield . Lone Tree . MI. Pleasam' Earle! B TEAM 67 THEY I3 I3 I3 60 6 iq 5 ,Q Fronf Row: Harold Wylie, Bob Kleese. Bob Crandall. Tom Murphy, Duane Earll, Bill Pufmen. Second Row: Duane Gray, manager: Bob Waggoner, Don Thornion, Ray Carler, Harold Schmidt Marvin White. Coach Bowman. '4 Goh' i im JI Emleffaf Iowa Cily . Wes? Cliesler Fairfield . Keolrul: . . Burlinqfon . Oflumwa . Muscatine . Ml. Pleasanf Fl. Madison Fairfield . Keolrulx . . Burlinqlon . Olfumwa . Muscaline . Mi. Pleasanl FT. Madison l BILL PUTMAN DUANE EARLL Co-Captains OPPONENT FT. Madison . Mi. Pleasani . Fairfield . . Muscaiine . Oiiumwa . Wesi Chesier . Iowa Ciiy . Keolculc . Burlinqfon . Fi. Madison . Mi. Pleasani . Muscafine . . Ofiumwa . Keolcuk Burlingion . Fairfield . Froni Row: Dick Schrniif. Blaine Goff, Vicfor Manussier, Jim Redlinger, Paul Brock, Gary Gorham, Waller While, Keiih I-Ioile, Melvin Snyder. Second Row: Don Earll, manager: Jim Sfone, Joe Soielo, Gordon McCreedy, Dan Holland, Paul George. Paul Brewer, Jim Lloyd, Coach Weber. Abseni when picfure was Taken: Jack I-Iumm, Jack Tanner. gzfefgaf B TEAM WE THEY . 25 34 . 3I 32 . 27 37 . I6 39 . 20 52 . I6 37 . I6 29 . 26 52 . 23 50 . 25 48 . 24 36 . I8 45 . I8 60 . 32 49 . 22 25 . 29 49 69 YL 'X NN I xy x Sfgbkx E lik 4. Q J V O O W xt! KQQ. 25 X? Y E E. Q XE 5 55133803 . ,ff . yi l xv? CAQQPLQCJBPJ Fronl Row: Dorolhy Walker, Marilyn Cook, Jim Dawson, Marilyn Fallx, Phyl- lis Orcull. f Second Row: Belly Tail, Duane Thomp- son, Mary Redlinqer, Diclc George, Shirley Blallner. QP Mm! Upper Lell Hand Corner: Bob Thomp- son, Donna Crone, Joyce Monlqom- ery, Claire Davis, Dan Holland, Wayne Brock, Mary Bliclr, Shirley Blallner, Marilyn Fallr, Mary Rhodebeclr, Mary Slevens, Jeanne Rudiger, Rulh Miller, Ronnie Baker, Ted Slewarl, Neda As- lon, Pal Weldin, Maynard Golf, Andy Hauler. Ollie, CM Fronl Row: Bill Pulman, Bob Crandall, Keilh Williams, Jack Zoolc, Alan Bar- clay, Leo Olsen, Duane Gray, Burr Bordwell, Bob Redlinger. Second Row: Bob Nardy, James Logan, Tom Murphy, Richard Tweelen, Jerry Denison, Bob Kelly, Bob Riley, Ray Carler, Mr. Weber. Third Row: Don Thornlon, Harry Ram- seyer, Keilh Holle, Lloyd Luers, Bob Kleese, Duane Earll, Jim Rich, How- ard Pallon, Paul Brock. ' f 74 ' if, fqpfur Al, .fl , PL f N Q V kj X r-Q f, A N J 4 ', NX I f kr ' xf 0 Y X N Xxx rf . fs 'N , I - . , , - ' - ' ,- , 1- -L -L 1' jd-gf L: l'-,iii f .l- ,.J- ' -1? A ' ... . -5 2, .131 -Z,,i.-,..1.-.. -..f g Wim' 5 g 4.a -1,..7T-iT I ,-3. -Zi Lg 1- ? i, f ' 1l' ,,.. q f 4 w R 1- ',.-c? '::.f,, x T . .. 1- , f 3 ' 0 BNQKO L CQ? M. M. SCHELL Dean of Junior College F STUDENY COUNCIL Fronf Row: Tom Tanner, Margare? DeLoshmuH, Secrelary and Treasurer' Lyle Box President John Simerman, Vice Presidenl. Second Row: Francis Schneider, Mary Lou Barfh. I O mind fm firm F .hs Fronl' Row: Richard Young, Pafricia Hofle, Ann Tanner, Joan Troufman, Gladys Hopping, Norma Huber, Juanifa Kemmer, Dale Richards. Second Row: Hal Longer, Francis Schneider, John Simerman, Fred Reid, Jr., Leland-Love, Leland Schmilf, Granf Wallxer, Wayne Marshall, Paul Maxwell, David McCall. Third Row: Eugene Wead, Donald Lamberl, Beniamin McChurch, Theodore Springman, Gerard Megchelsen, John Whiffalcer, Roberf Sleele, Carllon Mangold, Richard Paul, Don Wilson. Fourlh Row: Roberf Thompson, Warren Sfewarf, James Kasler, Roberl Sodergren, Roberl Noonan, Tom Tanner, John Wafson, Bill Norman, David Livingsfon. Absenl' when picfure was falren: Bob Anderson, Jim Arnold, Bill Beenblossom. Gerald DeLong, Richard Dodder, Roberf Dodder, Beafrice Gillespie, Alice McDaniels, Rufh Shaffer, Bob Sulfen. Fronf Row: Ellen Gray, Mary Lou Barfh, Margarel DeLashmuH, Bonila Brower, Jean Arnold, Marfha Davis, Leola Fishburn. Second Row: Bill Arnold, Roberl Chabal, Keith Duncan, Dean Garreff, Diclr Dawson, Raymond Corlum, Lyle Box, Donald Bean, Roberf Ellyson, Wayne Davis. Third Row: James Eckels, Dean Hasfy, Ross Davison, Jr., John Gamble, David Franlclin, Raymond Hendrickson, Richard Dare, John Green. JU HJR COLLEGE jifmfmgf E y l ,vs L22 Fronf Row: David Livingsfon, Wayne Davis, John Green, John Whiffalzer, Gran? Wallrer, Hal Longer, Bill Beenblossom, Tom Tanner. Second Row: Francis Schneider, Leland Schmitt Richard Young, Bill Arnold, Richard Dawson, James Eclrels, Eugene Wead, Dean Garrefi, Carlion Mangold. Third Row: Roberf Anderson, David McCall, Wayne Marshall. Warren Sfewarf, Roberi Sodergren, John Gamble, Roberf Chabal, Don Wilson. UNIUH COLLEGE CABBI ALS QQ f Joofia CHEERLEADERS Ellen Gray, Ann Tanner, James Kasier. Bonifa Brower, Gladys Hopping, Pafricia Holla. i OPPONENT Burlingfon . J Parsons Penn . . Eagle Grove . Ceniral . Parsons Wesleyan . Burlingfon . 74 THEY 27 24 7 I9 36 23 I3 30 Fronf Row: Hal Longer, John Green, Leland Schmiff, Bob Sodergren, Bob Noonan, Tom Tanner, Ray Hendrhl son, Paul Maxwell, Leland Love. Baclr Row: Mr. Wlnife, Bob Chabal. Wayne Davis, John Wlwiflalcer, Dick Paul, Bill Arnold, Jim Arnold Kelfll Duncan, Dick Dawson, Bill Norman, Manager. Absenf when picfure was falcen: Gerald DeLong, Joe Sweef. omior CZ eye Karcbnagi B SHETBALL Muscaline Moline . Cenferville Bloomfield Marshallfown Clinfon . Muscaline Moline . Clinfon . Burlinglon Cenferville Marshallfown Bloomfield Burlingfon VI E T H E Y 47 57 47 45 5I 39 59 bl 65 84 52 38 32 54 59 45 72 59 36 ea eo 54 53 as 74 64 44 so DAVE LIVINGSTON, DICK DARE, BOB CHABAL, BOB STEELE, JIM KASTER, BOB THOMP LI. II. Buys Vocal Group The Ifiaudy Barter Staff Q JIM ECKLPS , ,M KASTER. Jdafam if uening Adam Adams Anna . . Mrs. Bean Casper Gerfie . Dr. Eragoni . Rosi+a . Elmer Green Mr. Cokes Mrs. Cokes PLAY CAST 77 . HAL LONGER . PAT HOTLE BONITA BROWER . BOB CHABAL MARTHA DAViS . DEAN HASTY ANNIE TANNER BOB THOMPSON . JIM ECKLES GLADYS HOPPINC5 ,, iwrnqw lfmior G e 78 ? 6 - - fgade - Miss Lois Bare for her splendid supervision. Mr. Minnis for his willing co-operarion. , Roberl' J. Collins of The Economy Adverlising Company, Iowa Cily. Harold F. BeclceH of fhe Kingscraff Cover Company, Chicago. Gufher Sfudio and Wehr Sfudio for your excellenf picfures. The l948 l-ll-LIFE Slaff for 'fhe work and 'rime you have spenl on The annual. JEANNE RUDIGER - NANCY PATTERSON Co-Edifors K Q T A l x fl - K 7 K X ll yy in Ml X A Cl' 'ff + K' ,ff-' 4 -l l' --iii l .. . . Q,17 -' 80 ,Q