Waverly High School - Go Hawk Yearbook (Waverly, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1929 volume:

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X, 4-74, if-V--1 s . 355, ,1,l.Yt.f... 1 'h 1 ' '11 ' -fs: 5' 1 gf NX Y 6 DQ xP L., VIAIN ENTRANCE OF W H S PAGE U I-EWS! Haifa, 1' M Clewnger bupermtcndent Gertrude NI Lennen Drake Normal Trammg I-nzllsh Literature fPage 101 V . - . Oh Horrors Y RB n Nou whit Grinnell Collrge Sclcnce Geometry Iythel Arser Well but leople Iowa State Teachcls Colligo Music Emma Beck Well IS t th1t tle but cs Unncrslty of Ncbrasku Dorothy Boege Yes Novs there mlght he State Unnerslty of Iowa English John de Neul Ale you sule' Iowa State Tcwchcls lolllge Manual Tramlng Agrlculture Mcchanlcal D1 aw mg I ucllle Duke Well Parsons Collcgc Englnsh Dramatlcs Olga Duncan I think sos State Unnerslty of Iowa Unnersxty of Chicago Home Fconomlcs an Y 1 N . . Aki 1 1 .. f i .. 1 ,, , I .. Y vu. I I ,. .Y . J 1 Commercial .. , , -, YY., l . . 1 .5-7 ' r .. - .. L. F7 QL ,689 Page 17 Inlllaheth F l' Now take tus put It mer cle Parsons College Mathematics M E Leastler el Stale Unnerslty f Iowa Science 'llarv O Connell God bless you Iowa btate College Drake UHIYCFSIIQ Php slcal Trammg Vanda L Rlce Hes I know lt ut K rmncll Lollcge Bookkeeping Cn :cs History Quiet non plelse brmncll lollegc I-Ilstoly Raymond Smith Yes thats ubht oe College Cn les I oach Physical Trammg Camllla Speratx Thmk thlts woul tloulvle btatc UDIWOISIIQ of low: Latm English Ablgall Wetherell School Isurse ' A. 'ry ':vv'lf'is it? .' o V X X I . -f ' 5, , - v b -v Bernice C. Rowe C P fn? i fr Ml , Q1 ,C ' J I e -Il f J Arser O Connell Duke Duke A Huddle O Connell Smlth If c cr Smith Page 131 Ill! lla 771' Boss of Baggage MW MORDMHN ra Nouns. ND bp Q 75'ff-wa! f6 HHN' J?7MIf0'f?S F 1 ' 1- Q D-19 K fn . i N, . g , -' ff Am ' gs ' u ' G ' - , , wg . ' Y K 424. A' ' N sul! ge A V3 . ' , L f 51 HL . .. ,. k an' 1 Q' 1 X 'b 'Q-fm ' . 15 ' I1 u A v 1 7:1 . 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She use: molds designate thought ITN eometlmes the xbsence of lt Home Economics Club 1 3 4 Benedlx, Marne Sp WZ She llked what eer she looked on und hex looks went ewqgywhene Home Economlcs 1 l , f . . ' . l . 1 :- . , . Gl . . . : 'e . . : De- N. ' '. . , 5 Glee , . I ,I Bask , , , 3, 4: ll. ll. Capt., 21 Cl , 2. .4: De zlG'u1, 3.4: P. . ' . , 4: N. Tr. Club. 3, 4: G -l Re: ' . , , 2. ., : . . ' nt. 43 Nor. Tr. and Football, Play, 3. l ' I2 ' I ' ' ' P. . Pl . 4: a z , 3, : I . . We . I C r ll. ' 1 ll.2, Es, 4: 1 'H .-, '. : . -. lub., 3, 4. 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Z. ., - Bum, 4' Glee u , -, ., 3 Operettu. . 7-lo. h 77g L, fPage 241 Senior Class History Early in September of the year 1925 the dirigible glided silently into space. The sixtyfthree passengers, somewhat awed by the enormity of the undertaking but none the less determined, were on their way, the beginning of a long journey-the joumey of a Higher Education. They knew the flight was a long one, that it would grow monotonous at times, that concentrated effort and hard work was the fuel needed by the craft, The Old High School, but were willing to endure their hardships to reach their goal. Miss Fry was the pilot of the plane, Charles Lowder was chief mechanic fpresif dentj, Norman Studier was ,second mechanic fvice presidentl, Norman Studier was radio operator Qsecretaryf, and Paul Gallagher reporter Qtreasurerj. The first stretch of the journey, over the land called Freshman, was made with surprisingly little difficulty. The only mishap was an electrical storm, commonly known as Algebra, but this was braved by the hardy Knowledge Seekers under the guidance of the pilot. By the fall of '26 the dirigible, Old High School, was abandoned, for it was no longer considered safe. Some beams were decaying and the floor shaky and was too small to comfortably accommodate the large number of passengers. The new craft, The New High School, had all the equipment lacking in the old one. Mr. Leatsler consented to pilot the new ship. Norman Studier chief mechanic, Elda Walthers second mechanic, Ruth Holmes radio operator, and Harold Broderson reporter, made up the rest of the crew. On this trip the country of Sophomore was safely passed. For a time the dirigible was lost in a dense fog in the form of Geometry, but, with many breathftaking risks and daring exploits, the propositions and theorems were mastered and the ship again sailed in clear sky. To celebrate this event a picnic was held in Brooks' Woods. During the third year the settlement of Junior was left behind. Mr. Leatsler, because of his great success in helping to conquer the fog, was again chosen as pilot. Charles Lowder was chief mechanic, Ann Leary second mechanic, Lloyd Bevans radio operator, and Beth Hill was reporter. For the amusement of the passengers, and others, a few of the talented gave a play, What's in a Sign. It was hugely enjoyed by all, the citizens of the various countries coming to see it. Looking down from the heights the only thing which marred the beautiful scenic landscape below was a curious combination of what looked like a mixture of curves, circles, half circles, dashes and straight lines. It was later discovered that this phenomenon was Shore hand. As the ship neared the edge of the junior Settlement a huge banquet, the juniorfSenior Banquet, a connecting link between the two divisions, was justly celef brated and a gala time was had by all. Students from Sophomore served as waitresses and waiters. Now, at the close of the fourth year, the giant dirigible is nearing its goal, Graduation. The path of the plane, Education, is almost completed. Flying over the huge ocean, called Senior, the aircraft is piloted by Miss Rice, with Norman Studier chief mechanic, Ann Leary as second mechanic, Hildegard Frese as radio operator, and Jerry Sullivan as reporter, making up the rest of the crew. The band decided to make a record of their trip, as well as other points of interest among the other colonies, so the Annual Staff was appointed and the Periscope of '29 was published. As we recall our trip during the past four years we remember the good times we have had in both the Old and the New High Schools and are glad, indeed, that it was our privilege to attend and take part in all the features. Our only regret is that on our next journey of Life we must go alone on separate trails but we shall always carry and cherish our memories and ideals obtained on our flight of Higher Education. RUTH COOPER, '29. fPage 251 Class Will We, the Seniors, do will to the honored Faculty all the sunshine during the year 1929, as they will need it to brighten their lives after we are gone. We, the Seniors, do will to Mr. Clevenger a student body that never borrows his master key. We, the Seniors, do will to Miss ment to be used in teaching Algebra We, the Seniors, do will to Miss We, the Seniors, do bequeath to word themes. fWe feel that there will be a great need for these next year.j the Seniors, do will to Mr. Smith a new grade book to be used when one mysteriously disappears. We, the other We, the Seniors, We, the Seniors, We, the Seniors, collection. We, the Seniors, We, the Seniors, do do do do do Fry a book of hints on new jewish accompani, 'O'Connell a group of quiet P. T. Classes. Mrs. Lennen a book of new topics for 1,000f will to Miss Sperati a bell that always has rung. will to Miss Arser a few swimming instructions. will to Mr. Akin all our nerve to add to his already large will to Miss Rice our admiration as a perfect class advisor. will to Mr. de Neui a revised book in Agriculture to be used in teaching Normal Training girls. We, the Seniors, do will to Miss Boege a study hall in which everyone has faces front. We, the Seniors, do will to Miss Beck a new type of silent typewriter. We, the Seniors, do will to Mr. Leatsler, a few of our practical ideas. We, the Seniors, do will to Mr. Leach a new Cornet, guaranteed not to dent when dropped. We, the Seniors, do bequeath to Miss Duncan our ability to get excited and make noise. We, the Senior Class, do will to Miss Rowe our ability to get news from the office. We, the Seniors, do bequeath to Miss Zimmermann all our company manners to be used by her on rainy days. PERSONAL BEQUESTS I, Gerald Sullivan, do will to Dwight Bailey my ability to carry one subject and drag the other three. I , William Quibell do will my chair in the VanDorn household to Bob Wil , son. I, Bertha Thieking, do will my good times to Ada Robbins. I, Harold Broderson, do will my standfin with the girls to John Hastings. 'I, Marie DettmeL.do will my B. B. career to Ruth Cutler. I, Margaret Taylor, do will Glenn Woodruff to Juanita Scott. I, Erwin Wedemeir, do will my ability as a poet to Louis Nelson. I, Ada VanDom, do will my sunny disposition to Della Moehling. I, Esther Westendorf, do will my brogue to Lorena Schiefelbein. I, Hildegard Frese do will my sur lus altitude to Peter Gambaiani . , p . . Helen Chambers, do will my superfnatural power to drive a certain Whippet thirty miles in eleven minutes to Bob Giles. I, Roger Ginther, do will to Lester Boorom my interest in the Wrigley Spearmint I, will my wit to some of the Freshmen, who need it so I, William McHugh, do will my ability to hold hands to Clarence Morgan. I Company. I, Arthur Noel, do badly. , Grace Miller, do Laird. I, will my many love letters, from Greene, to Laura Gail Mable Medders, do will my industry to Paulus Maas. fPage 261 I, Carl Meyers, do will to Carl White, my Dodge so that he may get through the snowdrifts. I, Harold Albright, do will Dorothy Harris to Arthur Korth. I, Helen Anhalt, do will my graceful stride to Nevelyn Parrott. I, Florence Babcock, do will to Viola Heine my book How To Be Happy Though Married. I, LaVon Bachtell, do will Bob Giles to Jessie Poole. I, Ruth Barnes, do will a case of mumps and a keg of dill pickles to anyone who wants them. I, Laura Bauer, do will to Zenobia Anderson my book on Social Evenings for Two. I, Charles Lowder, do will my Physics grades to the many Juniors who will be in need of such. I, Martha Kennedy, do will my late hours to Jeanette Jay. I, Ann Leary, do will my Stafcomb to Arlene Buhrow. I, Wynona Nolte, do will my powder and paint to Emma Griffith. I, Leonard Stacy, do will my mouth organ to Earl Nissen. I Helen Quibell, do will my curls, I never had, to Ora Glee Moehling. i I, Elda Walther, do will my dignity to Hermione May. I, Glenn Woodruff, do will my excess steam to Dick Hardin, to be used in playing his bass horn. I, Lydia Becker, do will my goggles to Virginia Hart. I, Marie Benedix, do will to Vera Mae Garner my fur coat. I, Lloyd Bevans, do will my good looks to Erle Frese. I, Beth Hill, do will my country school to Kathleen Casper. I, Edna Lambert do will my sevenfleague strides to Bonnie Miller. I, William Coffin, do will my ability to bluff to Willard Chestnut. I, Ellen Rew, do will to Leonard McCurnin my motto, To flunk is human, to pass is divinef, I Wendell Ormston, do will my patent leather hair to Bill Leary. I, Ruth Morrill, do will to Wava Hursch my position as star forward. I, Erna Westendorf, do will one dozen jazz records to Margaret Homan. I, Stuart VanDorn, do will all my letters in athletics to Lorenz Bodecker. I, Ardith Wheeler, do will my switch and hair net to Beulah Webster. I, Lorenz Brandt, do will my quiet manner to Lenos Stufflebeam. I, Dorothy Bills, do will my diamond to Esther Grawe. I, Ruth Holmes, do will my auburn tresses to Margaret Harmening. I, Richard Bruns, do will my ability as a student to anyone who doesn't want loo much. I, Edith Green, do will my acrobatic career to Virginia Turner. I, Kenneth Pape, do will my robust appearance to Vern Homan. 1 I, Norman Studier, do will a carton of cigarettes and a book on the latest steps to Leonard McCurnin. I, Arlean Luesenhop, do will all my old cuds of gum to some needy Freshman. I, Viola Hall, do will my surplus weight to Virginia Kingsley. I, Ruth Cooper, do will my steady to my sister, Grace. I, Paul Gallagher, do will my sheikishness to Orville Christophel. I, Fern Blodgett, do will an Underwood typewriter to Ralph Cutler, so he can type with more speed next year. I, Eleanor Beyer, do will my school girl complexion to Margaret Lynch. 9 .i...Q-.DD Class Prophecy In the year 1949, as I was on another one of my summer jaunts, I was delighted to receive an invitation to call on the great Charles Lowder, more generally known as the second Edison. On this day I was careful to be punctual, as I did not wish fPage 271 to miss seeing the great inventor whose famous works, such as the electrical mouse trap setter, pancake turner and clothesline stretcher had become household necessities. But he was still trying to harness atomic energy. The maid ushered me in and I found the inventor dozing in an easy chair. He started up at my approach, greeted me cordially, and immediately began to recall the days when we were home townersn together. We had not been talking five minutes when the maid announced that a Mr. Sullivan had called. The inventor sprang to his feet. Not jerry Sullivan? he asked. Did he give his first name? I don't know, sir, replied the maid. I'll see. A moment later she ushered in a man and a lady, accompanied by two little girls with bright red hair. Of course, we recognized Jerry at once, but it took a few moments for us to make certain that the lady with him was Martha Kennedy. jerry told us that he had been a True Story writer now for sometime. Charles a.nd I didn't wonder at that, because we remembered that he could write notes better than any one else in school. It came out that he and his wife and children were on their way to a summer resort where jerry could find something to write about because he had run out of scandal and really didn't know what to buy his new car on. Finally, I felt impelled to tell some news, so I said, I hear the Class of 1929 is going to have a reunion at Waverly day after tomorrow. Is that so? said Charlie. I haven't seen the old town now for seventeen years. Oh, I'd like to go! exclaimed Martha. ' How can we? asked Gerald. We've got to get hold of some scandal for that next confession of mine. Scandal! I exclaimed. You'll find just as much around Waverly as you'll find at any summer resort! I guess you're right, said Charles. Let's go! You remember Bruns-Richie Bruns? Well, he's got a flying field near here. I'Il bet he'd take us to the reunion. As he spoke he picked up an umbrella from the table, quickly opened it and motioned for us to be quiet. I had to ask, VVhat's that? Some new kind of radio? Radio! said Charlie scornfully. Nothing so oldffashioned as that! This is another invention of mine-a bumblegraph I call it. He quickly got in touch with Bruns who said that he was feeling just a little homesick for Waverly himself and said that he guessed he could easily spare a few days to take the gang up. After a frenzied hour or so we were all ready to go. We all met at Charles' house before we went to the field. We were just ready to leave when Charles gave a jump and ran back to his bumblegraph. We waited and listened while he said, Hello, Marty, I almost forgot all about you. The gang is here ready to go to Waverly to the class homecoming. Can you go? Rush along then and we'll meet you at the flying field. On the way to the field Charlie told us about Marty. It seems that after Marty graduated she went to Chicago and joined a show. They were making a great success, when the manager ran away with all of the receipts and left them, stranded. After that Marty had joined a night club as a dancer. She and Charles had been married soon after that, but she wasn't around home much, as she spent a lot of time at the cabaret teaching girls to dance. We arrived in Waverly six hours later. Richie Bruns had already wired con- cerning our coming, so we were not surprised to find a group of people out at the field to see Richie's powerful 120fpassenger plane. A very young woman, or at least she appeared as such, whom we recognized as Eleanor Beyer, was introduced as the mayor of Waverly, and made a short speech of welcome. She later told us that she ran a beauty parlor as a pastime besides performing her duties as mayor. On the way to town we passed a mammoth roadhouse. We were told that it was run by Arlean Luesenhop. She had been married four times, had been divorced four times, and was planning on making Had Broderson, the town's most popular tonsorial artist, husband number five. After so much information, we stopped to I:Page 28:1 see her, partly for jerry's sake, as he said he wanted to see what she looked like after having so much matrimonial grief. The first people we ran on to were Stew and Bert, who were roadhouse entertainers. Bert sang and Stew did sleightfof-hand tricks. We ate some sandwiches while Stew and Bert danced an Apache dance for us. , As we passed through the huge traffic jams on Bremer Avenue we noticed a skyscraper with a large sign Ginther E? Gallagher Packing Co., Inc. It was later learned that Paul had finally married Ann Leary after a romance lasting five years. Roger Ginther was still waiting for Grace Miller to get over her broken romance with Glen Woodruff. They further elucidated the information that Glen was running a wallpaper factory in town and was still the town dandy, although it was suspected that he wore a wig. As we went past the State Bank of Waverly, we noticed a sign, Harold Albright, Cashier, although he was much more interested in the doings of the Rotary Club, which was now putting on a campaign to reduce the city smoke nuisance. We went to the new Hotel Clevenger for rooms and were astonished to see Wendell Ormston and Kenneth Pape rush up and grab our grips. Wendell said that ever since he had been elected High School cheer leader he had never been com fortable out of a uniform and so turned bellhop permanently. He told us that Florence Babcock owned the hotel and that Ellen Rew was one of the chamber maids. The next morning we went to call on Wynona Nolte, who had become im- mensely wealthy by her invention and sales of Flapper Fannie Face Cream. She agreed to accompany us to the banquet late that afternoon. When we arrived, we found that Bill Coffin had come from Chicago under protection of three of the best gunmen in America, to serve as toastmaster. After Bill had taken Scarface Al Capone for a ride in 1945, he had held complete sway over the liquor racket in the Windy City. We had barely gotten our hats hung up when Lydia Becker had already cornered a group and was reftelling them all the gory details of her operation. Bill Coffin had just begun a speech and was telling a joke when Jerry broke into a loud laugh and started running down the length of the hall. We watched and saw him grab Bill McHugh's hand and then slap him on the back. We were told that Bill was professor of sociology up at Wart' burg and that he and his colleagues had just returned from a long expedition to the South Seas, where they studied the sleeping habits of the Fiji Islanders. Among the speakers of the evening were Beth Hill, state superintendent of pub' lic instruction, Marie Dettmer, who was a returned missionary from India, and Wil- liam Quibell 3l IIDl7fI1, the famous comedy team who were cofstarring in Warner Brothers' new AllfTalkie, The Stinging Fool, which was being directed by Marie Benedix, who had to refrain from all violent exercise after a lion chewed her ear off while hunting wild game in East Congo. Charles was to have talked, but he excused himself, saying that he had sunburned his tonsils while gazing at the tall buildings in Waverly. After the banquet they elected Alumni officers for the next year. Helen Anhalt was elected president. I forgot to tell you that Helen had finally made the editorship of The Waverly Democrat. Fern Blodgett was elected secretary and treasurer. After this Jerry and Bill spent a long time discussing the time Mrs. Lennen took 20 per cent off their grades for wearing their hats in the building. just then someone came up and gave me an awful wallop on the back. I turned and saw Hildegarde Frese, wearing an aviator's helmet. She had just flown up from Mexicci where she was private secretary to Portes Gil. She spent a long time telling us of her revolutionary experiences. She had also brought Ruth Morrill and Mabel Med' ders with her, who had been teaching in Arizona. just then Bill McHugh began to laugh and pointed to the opposite side of the room. There were Carl Meyer and Lorenz Brandt in overalls. They were still farming and are known all over the world for their doublefpointed carrots, which they are raising in addition to keeping the slaughter house of Gallagher E? Ginther supplied with livestock. Paul told us that fPage 291 Norman Studier could not come because he didn't even have a suit to wear, after losing his entire fortune in Radio-Keith-Orpheum which went broke after its head- liners, Ruth Holmes and LaVon Bachtell were both murdered the same night by Arthur Noel, the ventriloquist, who couldn't stand to see either one of them go to night clubs with a different millionaire every night. By the time the banquet was over it was time to attend the big dance. The orchestra was none other than the famous seven-piece ladies' orchestra led by Edna Lambert. Helen Quibell played violin, Ruth Barnes played the sousaphone, Laura Bauer the saxophone, Dorothy Bills the clarinet, Helen Chambers the drums, Edith Green the cornet, and Viola Hall the piano. Someone yelled, Let's have an old-fashioned square dance! Edna Lambert called upon Lloyd Bevans, who was in the airplane business at Plainfield, to call the dances. Then Leonard Stacy, who was coach at Wartburg, said that we would then be entertained by a few songs from the famous Melodious Blue Quartette which was composed of Erna and Esther Westendorf, first and second sopranosg Ardith Wheeler, contralto, and Elda Walther, alto. They then sang several numbers which were composed by Erwin Wedemier, who is known the world over for his songs and poems of country life. Ruth Cooper then read a chapter from her new novel and after we joined in the l'Loyalty Song we started for our own homes. Dress-Up Day The Senior Class enacted a clever advertising campaign. The Cold Dust Twins, Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour, Old Dutch Cleanser, and Georgie Porgie Breakfast Food were but a few of the interesting ads impersonated by the Seniors. Herr Louie's Hungary Five rendered many pleasing selections during the course of the day, which was accredited as being one of the most successful Dressfup Days ever put on by a Senior Class. H. F., '29. .- 4.l Senior Class Play LAFF THAT OFF CAST Un Order of Appearancel Robert Elton Morse, Remorse .................... BILL MCHUGH Arthur Lindau ...........,..................... CHARLES LOWDER Mrs. Connelly ........ . .. .... HELEN QUIBELL Leo Mitchell ......... . . .PAUL GALLAGHER Emmy Mopupus .... ......... B ETH HILL Peggy Bryant ................................... ELEANOR BEYER Mike Connelly ............................... STUART VANDORN ACTI Living room of bachelor apartment occupied by three boys. MidfSeptemf ber, 1916. ACT II Same as Act I. Eight months later. ACT III Same as Act I. Christmas Eve, 1918. Laff That Off is a delightful comedy, which kept the audience in chuckles from the rise to the fall of the curtain. The story deals with three pals who live together and adopt a charming girl as a sister. She keeps house for them and wins the admiration of everyone, but the boy she loves does not reciprocate, so she disapf pears. The landlady and her husband, of whom she says, Aggravatin' as he is, ya can't help lovin' the ould fool, furnish an abundance of Irish wit, while the Amer- icanization of Emmy Mopupus is a revelation in humor. The situations and clever lines with which the play abounds, make it deservedly one of the best comedy hits of the decade. MISS DUKE, Director. fPage 301 Commencement Program Processional .... ..... H IGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Invocation Wood Sprites . . . . . .... HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Solo .............................................. ELLEN REW Address .............. DR. C. A. TROWBRIDGE, Iowa State University I Love a Little Cottage ................................. O'Ha1a Mixiio GROUP Presentation of Diplomas ..-,-QXT.. Baccalaureate Program Processional ................ . , . . . FREDERICK FELDMAN Lift Thine Eyes ...................... ......... M e-ndelssohn Fresh Air From Country Derry .............. Arranged By Fisher GIRLS' GRoUP Scripture Reading Instrumental Trio ............................ Whispering Hope MARY LADAGE, EDNA MOULTON, MR. LEACH Address ....................................... REVEREND TIEDT My Task .... ................ ........... A s ltford Bovs' GRou P ,6,, --,. Class Day Program Music ........ ...... . . . .......... BAND Class History .... ..... R UTH COOPER Reading ..... .... H ILDEGARD FRESE Glass Will ...... ........... V 1oLA HALL Popular Selections... .... SENIOR MALE QUARTET Stunt .......... ................ G LASS Class Prophecy ...... ..... B ILL MCHUGH Presentation of Gifts ................................. COMMITTEE Senior Class Day exercises were held in the High School Auditorium May 30. Mothers, fathers, friends and teachers congregated in the Auditorium, about ten o'clock, to see the last performance of the Class of '29 before they became Alumni. 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Cult vu L.i Qgc. 1 I. l' do s, .1g 's Mg' 383 Hrvnhxnvn The Freshman Class The Freshman Class flrst met on Mareh 19 1979 to organlze The following off1eers were eleeted Graee Hutehmson pres1dent aek Evans V1Ce presldent Vln cent Carstensen seeretary and Hermlone May treasurer MISS Fry was ehosen as elass advlsor A number of Freshmen went out for football and the followmg were Chosen to be on the squad Wllllam Leary Harold Flood Wayne Illlan Beverly LaDage and Earl Cave Freshman boys were also prom1nent 1n basket ball the followmg bemg Wayne Ilhan Harold Flood and Marshall Carpenter The followmg gxrls were on the g1rls basket ball squad MIFJOTIL l'11rmen1nv Agnes Frese Beulah Webster and V1V1dH Van Dorn The Freshmen 1s usual were promlnent m Deelamatory Ne1l Cave and Freder1ek Feldman entered the humorous elass Frederlek Feldman won 111 the eontest at Tr1pol1 and placed second 1n the pre d1str1et contest at Dumont Uur elass IS the next to the lirgest 1n the hlstory of Waverly Hlgh Sehool the class of 1974 bemg larger The Freshman elass of V7 numbers Illnety two Ujage 403 1 I ' '1 L 1 ' , N 9 L F , - , ka l . I A ' ' ' I ' ' , ' 5 Ll ' f , 5 3 ' 3 ' , ,- V 3 t , . , , ,I ,I , I . . a , .1 , . A , on the squad: William Leary, who played in a number of interscholastic gamesg , , , 7 , , . . , ' K ' X ' . I ' : . 3 . D, M 3 , S , 9 fa 1 Y A A - l - I L 3' I . ry ' , c - . 5 ,N ' xrq K.. 5 ' Y . EQ? CC X iQ -Xlbrecht Ixelxn -Xnhalt Robert Anderson 7enobra Bee-be George Bolton Henrx Poxela Verley Prandt, I mer Iiruns Wendell Carpenter, Iors Carpenter Nlarshxll Cirsten err Vrncent C xe Iarl Xl Xlw Xi Ilgrnpsey lxathrxn lphrom Xern Izplex Perry Pxans Jack Parnhanfr Robert Feldman Ifremlerrck Flood Harold Frese Agnes age Nlorrls anrbranr Bennx ambranr, Pe er anrm, Vera arner Xera NIM rapp Iulu frllfflth Lmma Harmenrng Nlarjorrf Hart Xrrgrnra Freshman Class Roll H rnf Vrola Hllllilll rndt I stlrer Hrldebr rndt Harxex Homan Dorothx Hubbard Dor otlrx Hutehrn on Crace Ilutchrnson Nl rrp, xrm llllxn Waxne Ingham Wrll xrd Judrsch Rubnnla lxeller lv rrrretlr lxnapp, Jr lll ont! J Ixus tlrf utlr 15,0 xr r x Lagcschulte -Kr e ageschulte Vorrrra I eary Wrllram ulof'f Lux ern uescnhop Donna xnclr Margwret Nlax Herrnrone NICAIIJIIIL Robert Nluer 'NI nrguerrte Nluer Ona 'Xlcxer NX 1 ter rru Q rrr rler I x rn 1 ller Wlrlm r 'Nlueller X lol 1 fpcl YL 41 t X gran -Xnnr OConrror Xrrgrl ODea Dorothx Pratt Elton Rernhardt Leland Rhlne Exelwn Roe H rrolrl I off Ill Stott Carl Scott Clarle Stott lxertlr Shrnexxrse M lb! 4 re H nom cxxlsnh Il rroa Stacy Lllffllftl Stacx, lfellrrd Qteege Nl xlter Qtrottman Ralph Strottman Wrlbur Stufflebearn Ralph Ioll Vlarlxs Iorgler Olga NanDorn Romane XanDorn Xrxran Nolk Lenorfr NVebster Ieulao XVII on NIITN Jane NVlls0II Iaul Xoung Leslre lrnn Irlllan gflw CC' C? X 3 0 KEN ! EL EEVEI SEE 'PETERS ,, ang, U.. ., , 3 13115 4 i ' .af .. ,-n'M,,,. . , 1-fJ:.1'1'2' ' . ,-D, -' .V ' Lrfi . V in-f :,:I ' .E Vff. ,Z 9,3 .':,..7- - lu, V., I I - .r' -, -N ! ' 0 -A COACH S'VIlTH Football WWERLY 6 SLMNER 6 fSepternber 291 The openlng game of the season played on the home ffeld resulted rn vrctory for Waverly whlle a weak seeondary defense spelled defeat for Sumner Waverly galned at w1ll the seore at the end of the ffrst half hemg 22 O A clever fake play 1n the seeond half seored Summers lone touehdown whlle Waverly p1led up 16 more po1nts thus WIIIIIIIIZ the gxme elsrly Both offense and defense functloned well for Waverly w1th hne md bleks Sl1OVV1Ilg good teamwork OELXX EIN 76 WKVERLY O fOetoher 61 Waverly was foreed to defeit by 1 h1ehly keyed md mueh super1or team 0LlWL1Il set to work at onee and soon seored 1 touehdown The elusxve Oelvxeln outelxssed Wlverly At the hllf the store vx ls ll to 0 lll flvor of the elstern boys Dllflllg the seeond hilf they seored 14 more pomts md held Wlverly seoreless Wlverly fought 1 hlrd but losmg bxttle WKVERLY 7 TExcHLRs HHH fOetober 1 J Thls game mlght be elassed IS one whleh does not lII1.l1L ate the relmve povxer fPage 461 A 3 - Y X x 5 X V , , , , , , ,, , . , ' - - 3 x ' . s - ' 3 , X z z . 3 S ' 3 Y I I 3 Z 2 ' f 7. . 7 i 4 ' 5 K ' in u sl K 'Ky 3 5 I - s ' s . 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J I , ' of tht tt tms Tttthtrs I-Ilth rtpeftttdly guned Qrountl nctrly douhlt that ot tht homt tt 1m hut when n POSIIIOH to score they would fumhlt or lost tht hall Thtst tumhlts sdvtd the day for Waverlyf, vnh1le an lntcrttpttd ptst hrought tht only stort A smglt f1eltl goal garntred the thrte POIIIIS tor tht xxsltors Ttlcmt ttlwntttt of tht hrttks ind pldymg heads up foothftll won tht gtmt lor Wtvtrly INDEPENDEME 1'7 WAVERLY 0 fOttobtr WD Thls gtmt tt Indtptndtntt provtd a reversal of tht Qftmt of tht wttk htfort Tht ht tvy oppontnts took advtnttgt of an 1I1ft,I'10I' fttllng on tht ptrt of Wavtrly mtl qultkly pubhttl ovtr tvxo touthtlovtns Tht hornt ttftm ttmt to mtl tompltttly uutpl tyttl Intltptndtntt tlurmg tht lwt thrct qu trttrs holtlmg thtm tlxt tlmts Vwltlilll tht ttn y trtl lmt A ltst mlnutt lint tttttk nt trly rtsultttl Ill mothtr touthtluvm for Intltptntltntt hut tht ttnttr of Wxxtrly S lmt htltl tht thruxtb ot t htivy httk lltltl Ptrlttl 5 OQXCI1 1 Wax1:RLY 0 fOttohtr 77 In 1 htrtl fought Qtmt on tht 77th Osagt dtfttttd Wtvtrly Shoxxmg llttlt hut t htrtl L.lI'lNllNl tttfttk tht hoyb from up north tontlnutlly pountlttl tht lm T t xmtora vxtrt pltymt, thtlr btst btll of tht Qtabon mtl tht tlttmon um tpptrtnt from fPafft 47 . f 1 A 4 5 A t . , .. 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Y 4 Y KY l .lv L K It U 3 the lfkgllllllllg A Villlllt d1spl1y ot txght and oee1s1onal bursts of poveer vyere of no avall for Waverly and they went down to defeat wlth the seore readlng lv 0 The percentage dropped below the f1tty f1fty mark for th1s perrod of the se tson Wm Mau 6 Nxsnux O QNovember 91 Waverly journeyed to Nl hut on a vyet drl ly Saturdly lfternoon to spoll Nashuas Homeeommg eelebratlon is tar as the football gxme vus eoneerned The team COllS1StCI'lIly outplayed Nashut but the shppery bill and pree1r1ous footmg pre vented mueh seonng Waverly aeeompllshed what 15 thought to be a record 1n regard to blOeli1l1Q punts IS eoneerned they blocked seven out of ten k1LkS attempted by Nashua Waverlys lone seore came IH the thzrd quarter Wlth the ball on Nashuas f1VL yard l1ne a tlke pl my etuqht them off gutrd and resulted ln a toueh dovyn Wtverly vx is Xhlthlll seormv dlst mee severll tlmes but fuled to mike them Wu ham 0 CLoxR Furs 0 fNoyember 19 Although thls Game vyls eilled tor Saturdty November 17 lt was postponed promptly took the ball up the f1eld only to be stopped on the one 1neh hne' Ne1ther team agaln threttened dllflllq the f1fSt half but Waverly elearly outplayed Cedar Falls and outgalned them but not eons1stently enough to score In the seeond half Ledar Ftlls eompleted severtl mee pisses for lonv guns but 1 pen tlty for pushlng, stopped thelr dr1ye on the threeytrd hne They fuleel on downs and Wxverly kleked out ot dtnger They soon ended 1n 1 seoreless t1e HOMECOMING GRFENE lw WAVERLY 7 Wayerly s Homeeommg turned out chsastrously as far as football was eoneerned The home te un ehose to reee1ve but several eostly fumbles gave Greene the ball and they promptly pushed over 1 touehdovyn They framed repe ttedly through the Waverly hne by eleyer vyexk s1de pl tys These soon lr st the1r etteetlveness hoveever md the1r seeond touehdown resulted from 1 lonw run Wayerly novy began thetr dr1ve whleh netted one touehdown but then vylth only four IUIDUYLS to go they were unable to seore agam Waverly gamed N0 ytrds to Greene s 167 yards Pereentaqe for the season 47? three vvrns tour lost one t1ed Cn mens Loxx DER Sports Edztor Ujuge 481 r' ' , Eli 'Q 1' A 4 'sg' ' 'N ' fr ff - V 7 y 5 V 5 5' I 5 ' 5 5' , T K , . . 5 5 5 V , I I I 5 I 5 52 ' I 5 y I 3 5 Q S R y 5 , y ' 2 y Q . 5 I I ' 5- ' - 5 5 - ' 2 5 f 5 2 Q E 5 'Z Q - - 5 5 I 5 ' 5 I Q , ' 5 , 2 - 5 -1 ' ' 5, . - ' , , , 5 . 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' r Y, ' ' J ',. fPage JOZI WILLIAM COTFIN played at rrght guard Brll was a consrstent fighter and hls clever hands caused plenty nf worry for opposmg: lrncmen and back Brlls loss xxrll leave a raprnx-. hole rn the lrne IEONARD McCURNIN played rrght halfback durmr. the '8 season A nrce blocker Mac was a hu. asset to the team and hls ball carry rmz and tacklmg vtrll help to make the next season s team a success FI WOOD MILI FR served at left halfhacl thruu hout the W scasnn and at end during, X real vvorker xwrth plenty oi fuzht Alex always put rt across and great thrnrg-. are expected of hrm next year CLARENCE MORGAN showed hrmself a real ntuarrl and '1 clever lineman Clarence doesnt thrs rn flght He also has two more years to help uphold the honors of Waverly Hrgh LESTER BOOROM developed rnto a frne cen ter durlnrr the 28 season Few were the had passes but many xxcre the accurate ones he put across A real defensrve player alvrays Lester held up that most Important center posrtron ruth greater hopes, for the two com rnw. years LYLE CARPENTFR was the smallest fellow to play rn the games but he rs one of the clev erest backs W H S has ever had With a lrttle more werght Carp has a frne chance of all state mentron m years to come Great thrngs are expected of hrm next fall VFRNE HOMAN played left guard wrth Mor gan Verne has the welrzht speed and mak mmf of an all around lrneman wrth no mean ahrlrty as a krcker He has tvvo more years to show hrs stuff for Waverly hlgh school RICHARD BRUNS althouxrh new at football soon had a hand on the rutht Huard positron Rrch showed up llke 3 veteran when he not rnto action and hrs flght werght and tackllng urll be sorely mrssed next fall 4 . 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NASHU.A 13-WAVERLY 12 fFebruary 2, 19291 Nashua nosed out Waverly by a onefpoint margin in a game which showed how really poor a friendly athletic contest can be made. The affair, played at Nashua. was very rough and was of the variety that a team should not feel bad to lose. The score was close, however, and not until the final gun was the game decided. WAVERLY 14-JANESVILLE 12 fFebruary 4, 19291 In a close and exciting contest Janesville was nosed out by two points in a game at the Waverly High gym. The score was tied at 5 to 5 at the half with the visitors playing an aggressive game. The home team was more cautious and attempted to work in for surer shots but managed to gain an edge in the last few minutes. OELwE1N 274W.4vERLY 8 QFebruary 13, 19291 Oelwein's classy teamwork and rangy players proved too much for the home team. The losers showed improvement but were unable to snap out of it and play basket ball. The less experienced players got a chance to taste battle and showed up so well that they were assured of more play in the future. LAPORTE CITY 27fWAVERLY 12 fFebruary 8, 19291 Waverly High School gave LaPorte City a tough battle at LaPorte City. Fref quently they held a lead on the home team and threatened continuously. The entire first half was quite even but in the second, LaPorte pulled away to gain a safe margin after pulling the Waverly defense out of position. SUMNER 254WAvERLY 14 fFebruary 11, 19291 For three quarters the Waverly team put up a good brand of basket ball but blew up in the fourth quarter to lose by a decisive score. The score seefsawed back and forth, and at the end of the third quarter stood at 15 to 12 in Sumner's favor. The winners went hot in the last few minutes to push up the score. SUMNER 17-WAVERLY 10 fFebruary li, 19291 Sumner defeated Waverly for the second time during the season. Both defenses worked well and long shots were necessary for the scores. The game became rough at times and a lastfminute rally by Waverly fell short when it seemed the opponents might be overtaken. The visitors chalked up their tries with too much regularity, however, to be beaten. CEDAR FALLS l8+W.AVERLY 15 fFebruary 19, 19291 The Waverly High School cagers played another close game at Cedar Falls, At the end of the first quarter they held a cnefpoint lead and also at the half. But the Lawn City cagers came back with grim determination to outs:ore Waverly by four points in the second half and taste revenge for the defeat they suffered earlier in ,the season. WAVERLY ZZYOELWEIN 21 fFebruary 20, 19291 The Old Gold cagers upset predictions to turn back the strong Celwein team on the latter's floor. Leading 15' to 10 at the half, the Waverly team held to their lead tenaciously, working the ball in for close shots and tossing through distant tries with disheartening effect on their opponents. Oelwein's brawn failed to cope with Waverly's fight. COUNTY TOURNAMENT AT SUMNER WAVERLY 'ZSYDENVER 19 QFcbruary 22, 19291 The local squad went through the first round of the County Tournament by fPage 54:1 downing Denver. Playing against probably the fastest team in the tournament, the Old Gold players were taxed to the limit to come through with a win but settled down to basket ball and defeated the smooth, fastfworking Denver team. TRlPoLl 23fe'W.xxfERLi' 10 fliebruary 23, 19291 The team showed the effects of its strenuous game the night before. Shots ref fused to connect and the Waverly aggregation failed to score enough points to offset the highfscoring Tripoli offense. In a lastfminute spurt the visitors forged ahead still further to pile up the score and eliminate Waverly from the finals. VJAVERLY 17djANEsv1L1.13 15 fFebruary 23, 19291 Waverly won the right of third place in the county run by defeating Janesville in a thrilling encounter. They started slow but as the first half drew to a close the score was tied at 7 to 7. Waverly slipped and at the beginning of the fourth quarter the score stood 13 to 8 against them. With a final rally they scored nine points to the opponents' two in the last quarter and won the contest. WAVERLY 26-SHELL Rock 13 flsebruary 26, 1929, For the first time of the season the Waverly basket ball team showed offensive power. The first half was quite even with the score 6 to 6 as the half ended. But in the second period the home team worked the ball in for repeated setfups and found little trouble in running up the score. SECTIONAL AT CEDAR FALLS WAVERLY l7A-CLARKSVILLE 10 QFebruary 28, 1929, Waverly advanced to the semiffinals of the Class A division by defeating Clarks' ville with little trouble. It was a scrappy affair all the way through, with the victors having the upper hand continuously, but never a more than comfortable lead. Clarks ville staged a final rally but was unable to offset Waverly's margin, leaving the latter to advance to the semi-finals. WEST VVATERLoo 15-WAVERLY 13 QMarch 1, 19295 In the last game of the season the team came through with a fine exhibition of basket ball. Both defenses functioned perfectly and neither team was able to work the ball in for setfups. Both teams resorted to long shots for scores and the outcome was a tossfup from beginning to end. The opponents, however, simply got the lucky basket. ,-.Y -WQELYF. Coach Smith Expresses His Opinions Captain Charles Lowder QCharleyj, performing in his final year, played his usually consistent game at guard which has featured his play for two seasons. He showed unusual defensive ability and was always in the way of the offensive team. Stuart VanDorn fStewj, the other graduating regular of the squad, was a valuf able member, playing center and running guard during the season. Stew was especially fond of setups around the foul circle. Clarence Morgan fMorgj, playing his second year at forward, proved to be the nlongfshot artist of the squad. 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The '111sL' 11. 1115- h' ' 'cd ' ' ' 1', ' 11 c' 1 ' s'L1L11c2L1' g,11 11c f 1 11 seconds flitted away, Newhall dropped in a field goal and free throw to win the contest. SUMNER 23frhere-WAVERLY 28 Playing Sumner High for the first time the Waverly squad was at a loss to know their style of play. The opposition proved plentiful, however, and the game was never won until the gun cracked. A healthy lot of rooting kept the excitement at a high pitch and the Waverly squad was forced to its utmost throughout in order to leave for home with another scalp. OELWEIN 24'fh6T6-WAVERLY 23 The Old Gold and Black pointed for Oelwein as another victim but was nosed out in a very close, lastfminute spurt by the home team. Sickness had taken its toll during the week and the regular team was not in fighting form. The shopftown led at the half by 3 points but a determined comefback in the second period found Wav' erly in the lead a few seconds before the final whistle. Then another basket, in the nick of time left the visitors on the small end of the count. Su MN ER 11-he-re-WAVERLY 12 The Sumner aggregation came with the intention of stopping with nothing but victory. Their determined spirit kept the Waverly basketeers in hot water the entire game. Both teams displayed nice teamwork, with excellent guarding being good reason for the low score. The visitors got the jump in the first half and led by a two-point margin, while the Old Gold came back to lead by one point in the end. SHELL ROCK 11--here-Waverly 25 Waverly girls' team wound up the regular season by defeating Shell Rock for the second time. The winners were at no time pushed to the limit and the contest gave an opportunity for the inexperienced players to show their stuff. The veterans got going in fine style with their usual good play, but easy going prompted many substitutions. TOURNAMENT AT HAMPTON CHAPIN 19-WAVERLY 18 The team went to the Sectional with high hopes, only to lose the first contest by a disheartening onefpoint margin. It proved to be a great game from the spectators' standpoint and was hardffought from the opening whistle. Waverly held a four-point margin at the half but the winners outfscored them in the second period and eliminated Waverly from the tournament. It is with honest appreciation that the student body of Waverly High School looks upon that squad which so loyally stood up for W. H .S. And to those players who graduate, we hope that they may carry on their game of life with the same earnestness that they put forth in their basket ball. W the one Great Scorer comes to write against-your name, He writes not alien s you won or lost, butqhowb you played the game. a.-l4:,.,. Mary Farina, the Mascot Mary Farina was an important figure during the basket ball season. At every game one was sure to see this negro doll, pigtails tied with brilliant red ribbons and wearing a basket ball suit made like the ones the girls on the team wore. A large was resplendent on the front above the buckle of her old gold belt, while a num' ber 6 on the back of her tiny black suit distinguished her from the rest of the players. Her black e es rolled every time a basket was made, you could see them if you watched Y closely. Our little mascot was beloved by all, but especially by the team. MARY LADAGE, Guardian. l:Page 611 Vanity F air Vanity Fair was an Athletic Musical Comedy written by Mary O'Connell, and was presented by the Girls' Physical Training department, October 15. The money raised went towards buying basket ball suits. When the curtain was drawn a hat shop was seen and this was Vanity Fair as gay as could be. The various characters appeared in the hat shop looking for their type of hat. Florence Babcock and Ann Leary were the two salesladies and were certainly upftofdate salesladies both in manners and costumes. The owner of the shop was a distinguished-looking lady and the character was portrayed by Lorena Schiefelbein. The cash girl, who did justice to her part, was Ada VanDorn. The following came to visit the shop: College Graduate-Thelma Burton Movie Star-Margaret Taylor High School Girls-Irma Smay, Beulah Webster Young Widow+Rosella Sager Mother-Juanita Scott Child-Arlene Buhrow Society Girl-Hermoine Selensky Artist-Mary LaDage Irish Woman-Grace Miller BrideftofBe-Dorothy Tegtmeier Customer'-Esther Frese Russian Girl-La Von Bachtell There were ten choruses and they wore very clever costumes and were repref S6DtHt1V6 of the various characters: Amaryllis Body Beautiful Cash Girl Review School Days RahfRahfCollege Girls Artist Chorus Clown Dance Emerald Isle Russian Stamp Dance At the close Bonnie Miller did a Hat Box solo. The Prologue and Epilogue were read by Hildegard Frese. You see I was right, it was Vanity Fair, You will find the same scenes acted here, acted there. For my lady must dress in the fad of the day Though foolish the fashion that reigns in full sway. The curtain must fall, but you lift it at will, In each shop that you pass it's enacted there still. M. O. C. fPage 621 Our Cheer Leaders e mint Wtverly on tmp el m 0 el r to we er ere xx If Urmston md Beulth Webster F1tteen for our Cheer Leaders' Are you xxlth me Yei bo' 'n C330 fPa e r' W' 'Q z ' H an ' r e ha hr th' ' 'e mls have some npeppyu leaders. We surely had them elurmg the 7.8729 season in Vv'endcll H. F, QQ, A X9 P 2 133 -be- 'i' W board' I Cfuexs VS ho' Helen Stux -'xrlean and Had Grace IPQQL 641 VN 0St0Ilf10I'fN Laura I QGEEV EW I EV ! 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The home contest was held on the 27th of March. Subject drawn was German Rcparations. The contestants and their ranking were: Hildegard Frese ....... Doris Lavell .......... 2 Grace Miller .......... On Friday April 12 Hildegard Frese went to the District Contest held at Marshalltown. Eight counties were represented and Hildegard won fourth place with Enforcement of Prohibition. 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Ada VanDorn, president, Kathleen Casper, vice president, Beth Hill, secretaryg and Florence Winzenburg, treasurer. Mrs. Lennen is our advisor and maybe you think we aren't glad she is. We're going to have a program soon. OCT. 12, 1928 Our Columbus program was given today. It was one that all the girls could use when they teach. Sure was good. Mrs. Lennen was tickled with it. DEC. 12, 1928 We had our Christmas party today. We've been planning and working on it for weeks. As usual we had little kids from the lower grades, on our program, and they surely did enjoy it. It seems good to think that we're having programs like this every Christmas, and then regular Celebration programs about twice a month. FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1929 We had a St. Patrick's Day program today. It was one that could be worked out in a school. We had the cutest opening exercises. Ada and Bertha sang the cutest little song about St. Patrick. Every one thought it was so funny and I guess they thought so, too. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1929 Seeing the Junior Class play tonight made one think of the play the Normal Training Club girls and Football boys gave last year. That was a great success, too, and we surely made a lot of money, I'll bet not all of the clubs could put on a play like that. MAY 31, 1929 I saved this page to write on the last day of school. All the kids feel so blue about leaving. And to think that we aren't going to plan any more programs for our club. But at least we know how to plan them. All the N. T. girls said today- Will you ever forget those programs we used to have? That used to sounds so long ago. But we won't ever forget all those good times, and especially what a brick Mrs. Lennen is. fPage 761 Munir fll' if ., s l P I in .if gf ., L gl! 3? 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Chas Lowder No more swimming for me schools started and now Ive got to study Sept 4 Teachers Convention No school for us' Sept 5 Poor teachers have to go to school agam today but it won t hurt em any' Sept 6-All Freshmen vxho can t make out the1r schedule cards please see Miss Fry' Sept 7 Miss Beck Will any one have a conflict when I change my typ1ng per1od7 If so-change some other study Sept 10-Everyone makes out schedule cards Sept 11 There will now be a speech by Mr Clevenger on Gum Chewing Sept 12-Gee its fun watching the Freshmen' You can t help but feel sorry f the poor kids though Sept 14 jerry Gee this first weeks gone fast' Had Don t worry there 11 be plenty of others erry 'That s not what I m worry1ng about I m thinking of six weeks tests Sept 17 Miss Rice How do you purify water? Willie Leary By putting chloroform in it Sept 19 Meeting of the Sophs Could they 'really be planning something? Sept 20-LOST One fountain pen Finder please return to Wendell Soldw1sch so he stop crying It disturbs classes Sept 21 Seniors vote on Annual Vote unanimously in favor Sept 24 junior Class Meeting Sept 25' Girl Reserves re organize B111 McHugh Let s hope they have more eats at the1r parties this year They were beginning to look kinda thin Jerry No wonder you swiped it all' Bill You hadn t better say anything Sept 26-Miracles do happen sometimes The Senior Class agrees on rings with out dispute Sept. 28-First pep meeting of the year. Had Broderson chosen football captain. Sept. 29-Game with Sumner here-Waverly 36 Sumner 6. Whew! that s a victory for you! Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct. Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct. Oct -Have you noticed Miss Arser s new diamond? -Mr. Gates of Waterloo Business College gives an interesting talk -Annual Staff chosen. -NOTICE: Those interested in Declamatory please sign up today. Pe meeting. Cheer leaders elected-Beulah Webster and Wendall Ormston p , Football game with Oelwein there-Oelwein 26 Waverly O. Tough luck! . F.. Church. -Banquet in honor of teachers and football boys given at M -First day of sixfweeks tests. -Blank! Blank! No funerals or marriages. -Too many tests. Everybody pepless! Ho Hum! -Pep meeting. Dr. Sparks boosts the football fellows. -Football game with Cedar Falls Teachers High. Cedar Falls 3 Waverly 7. Whoopee! -Physical Training Play Vanity Fair. bad Glenn! Glenn Woodruff got kicked out of English Literature class' too -First grade cards of the year given out amidst tears from those receiving T6 marks. -A real lively pep meeting. Junior High provides entertainment. 2 -Football game at Independence. Score 12fO in their favor. -Some of the reasons we lost the game Saturday: Norm Studier had a bad case of blood poisoning and wasn't able to play fPage 981 Oct. Oct. Oct 2. Bill Coffin had lockjaw from talking too much. 3. Stacy's new gold tooth hurt him terribly! 4. Captain Broderson had a case of Laura 5. Stew VanDorn had a bad case of Chemistry on his chest. 24-Mrs. Lennen has been having just loads of fun lately handing out 20001 word themes. joy fairly radiates from her beaming countenance! 25-Girl Reserves Tea. D. S. Club Meeting. 26-Pep Meeting-Presentation of the athletic jackets by Dr. Rathe. Gift from the Waverly business men. The fellows sure will appreciate them during this cold weather. Oct. 27-Football game with Osage, here. Lost it 13 to O. Seniors' night at the skating rink. Oct. 29-Mr. Smith, in Civics class: Yes, many people bring up breach of promise- er-a I mean breach of the peace suits in court. Oct. 30- Stew VanDorn and Leonard Stacy entertained for was it torturedj sev' eral of the classes today by reading their 2000fword themes and they took up the whole period, too! Oct. 31hHallowe'en! Wonder what's gonna happen tonight! Nov. 1-Everyone looks real innocent today. Wonder if they're as innocent as they look. Nov. 2-School starts at 8 a. m. on account of today being Wartburg's Homecoming. Nov Nov. Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec. Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec. jan. Jan. jan. Jan. jan. Jan. Jan. As a result everyone looks rather sleepy. Ho Hum! . S-Blue Monday. Not much excitement. 6-Freshman Class Meeting. At last they're beginning to sit up and take notice. . 7-We had the most beautiful explosion in Chemistry Lab. . 25-Everyone's busy practicing for the Operetta. . 26-Our Homecoming Day. School starts at 8-a Pep Meeting-talks-how' ever, the Gods are unfavorable. We lose. . 1-First real snowfall. 4-'These little Freshmen-are the sheiks. Why, can you imagine someone hears little Harold Roe ask Agnes Frese for a date. Oh, Horrors! . 8-Pep Meeting. Miss Avse'r's Accident-Miss Arser, it seems, got locked in her room on the third floor. We fed her peanuts through the cracks. Mr. Moore and Mr. Clevenger pried her out with a screwdriver-oh, it was the door hinges, and she was in the land of liberty again. The saints be thanked. . 11-Dorothy Bills has a new diamond on the third finger of her left hand. Wonder what for! 14-Another basket ball victory for W. H. S. Cedar Falls 12, Waverly 14. 17-As a result of the flu epidemic 28 pupils are absent from school today. 18-First Debate Meeting. 21-Only a half day until Christmas vacation. Ain't it a grand and glorious feeling? 22-Vacation. 7-School again .... There is an unusual display of presents and some of the Freshman boys even had new knee trousers. Since when? 8-Laura Bauer got the most gorgeous compact from Had Broderson! 12-Girls lost game with Newhall. That was a disappointment. Annual Staff Meeting. 17-Both basket ball teams went to Shell Rock and won. 16-Semester exams begin. 21-While correcting papers, some of the teachers learned things they never had heard of before. 23-Mrs. Lennen says the reason most people got red marks on their grade cards is because she ran out of blue ink. Get a bottle, won't you? fPage 991 ni 511,11 1- -. :1 : :: - 1:7 :YY :Y : :Y Y u1u---Yu . .: 1: 1: :rf 7::7: : iz 34:-qc Ian. Jan. Jan. jan. 24--T. M. finally decided he'd be able to spend 45 minutes of his valuf able time in the study hall. All heel plates off-eh vot? 25-Game with Sumner postponed on account of the roads and snow- drifts. 29-This morning Miss Rowe saved a seat in the study hall for Bill Blain. Very kind of her, to be sure. 304Pep Meeting--talk by Father Collins. Boys lose to Oelwein. Girls win over Oelwein for the first time in five years. Whoopee! jan. 31-Senior Class Meeting. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb pin 1-Basket ball game at Nashua, the fellows lost. 4ABasket ball game with Janesville, here. We both won. -. ... .-..1u1..1..1n1.i..i..1u-gl--3.1 .. lr 1 7:-.. 1: 1 7:1 i:.- 7:1 THE HOUSE OF QUALITY MEMORIALS Matt Gruben 69 Sons WAVERLY GRANITE WORKS Waverly, Iowa 5-Declamatory Contest at home. Laura Gail Laird first in dramatic, Frederick Feldman first in humorous, and Hildegard Frese first in oratorical. 6-Debate Meet postponed on account of H. Frese having the mumps. 8-Girls B. B. game with Newhall here-lost by only two points. Boys' Bi B. game at LaPorte City-lost it. 18-Pupils who have had the mumps are beginning to come back from their swell vacation- swell in more ways than one. 19-Boys' team played at Cedar Falls, lost 1845. 20-Negative debaters lose here to Cedar FallsAaffirmative win from Vinton, there. 28-It seems that Laura Bauer was playing with her pencil in English Literature class. She stuck it into her ear but when she pulled out the pencil the eraser stayed in--it took the combined efforts of Miss Sperati and the rest of the class to dig it out. fPage 1001 -nini: :: u:7:7:n1u:i:: 11411.--nl7::.Y:u :I :: :n7:: ::.7:: zzfezizfz :: .. ., ,. , . 11111: :: - .Y I-lu .lin in-our .,-..-.....f--iw -1- .::::g..-...?. M. M. KINGSLEY P. R. EMGE, D. C. ATTORNEY AT LAW L Palmer Graduate First National Bank Building it wAvEm.v, IOWA 1 cl-11RoPRAcToR tact 4cin1u:7 n:in-ninin:7:11-:,n-..1nn.o'uin:i:: alxosiagin pil: I-ul :ings-l March 1-B. B. Team met West Waterloo at the Tournament and was defeated 1543-not bad, at that. March 4-The fourth period today was spent in the Auditorium listening to the Ceremonies at Washington. March 5-Miss Sperati, on hall duty: Laugh softly, girlsg kindly, laugh gently. March 7+Latin Club Meeting. Play by the Freshman Class. March 8-Girls' B. B. Tournament at Hampton. Lost their first game by one point-19fl8. gil.-.Ipi..1ni..i..1..-.qgiqpi-1:11:11 1 -.. 1 7:1 : 7:1 ig: 1:14 : : : CGRQUQMQD Eat-- HUT CHINSON'S I C E C R E A M U0f'7XD u: .7::- ::f :ixf :1 :-- :- ,u:7a:fn--ni:u --:n Y 1 --: iz: : -- fPage 1011 Estabhshed 1884 Incorporated 1900 TRAIN FOR SUCCESS at Northern Iovxas old rellable fully accredlted Commerclal School Gates College Bruce F Gates Presldent Waterloo Iowa March 11 D S Mov1e gwen at Hlgh School S1las Marner March 1? Top1c for Chemxstry today was Automob1les March 18 H1gh School Band Concert was huge success umor Class Meetmg F C Koch FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING Ambulance Servnce Free Prlvate Chapel PHONE 38 March l9fAt last the Freshmen are organized. March 2O+Track practice begins. March 22-B. B. game, Faculty vs. Seniors. Score 3343 in favor of he Faculty. 11.-1.-1..1i.-111.-...-..,1...1.-gqilq.-111.14 GOOdT1Ch 55' Gallagher Inc Poultry and Eggs PHONE 265 WAVERLY, IOWA 1.1 1 1 1 1 -. 1 .. 1 ... -.I..-..1..-.-.4-..1n.1..i..1 1 -. 1 -...i..1..1...1q fPage 1021 in-...1..1..1,.1 ...nj 5 37 1 gi :i ..- 1 -1 1- .---4- -. :ff :fnzfzai rrrrrr MODE :st I .lr .ANDDT ...LQWIO 'S 2 . if , ,, 1 mxIX5x'0W45'fff 'lQ vlivflfw-mn- r iy'0'f' Wsla POULTRY BREEDERS PUBLISHING CO. WAVERLY, IOWA One of Waverly's Worth While Business Institutions. A Real Community Asset. , . D. 77,9347 YY,, Y . -Responsible for the employment, directly and indirectly, of about forty people drawing an average of approximately 251,500 in wages and salaries each week. -Pays the local post office in the neighborhood of 820,000 a year for postage, half of the entire receipts for the Waverly office. -Does an annual business of nearly S200,000. -Does business in every state in the Union and in nearly every civilized country on the globe, including Palestine, South Africa, Japan, India, etc. -Waverly, Iowa, is known to tens of thousands of people in all these states and countries as the home of the Waverly Poultry Four consisting of the RHODE ISLAND RED JOURNAL, THE LEGHORN WORLD, PLYMOUTH ROCK MONTHLY, and WYANDOTTE HERALD. 0. R. ERNST. President A. C. GROSSMANN, Vice President A. G. STUDIER, Secretary and Treasurer H. J. ARNOLD, Director FRED STUDIER, Director 'lu - ing E.- 2- .. Ai.. ai. . D: ..g. fPage 1031 1.11.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -...1..1.l--..1..1..1..1 1...--.1..1g..1g.1.-...1. p1...-.-1..1..1.,....1 1 1 1 1 1 1 --..1..1g.1..1..1..1.l1.l1g.1qq--I.-..1..1. Waverly Auto Wrecking EG? Supply Co. ACCESSORIES, PARTS Kelly-Springfield Tires PHONE 157 WAVERLY, IOWA g1g.1l.1..1..1..1..1..1..1..1,.1..1..1gp-- -...1..1 1..1..1gl1..1gq1gg1..1.,1' March 26-Community Club Banquet in honor of Girls' and Boys' B. B Teams and the debaters. Monday, April 81Miss Sperati, to El group of kids talking in the hall: Njanuf ary, February, March! And they did! April 9-Girl Reserves Tea. April 11-Senior Class Meeting. April 19-Senior Benefit Movie, Four Sons. Typing Contest. l.1..1..1..1g.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -.. 1.1.1-.1q.1....-..1 1..1..1..-...1p.1nn1 -P. B. GILES- T he Home of Quality and Economy! For LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR - and - GENERAL MERCHANDISE Patronize Us! Thank You! fPage 1043 11' 11. i State -Bank uf manerlg WAVERLY IOWA Trade In Waverly BANK WITH US capital S1oo,ooo.oo Surplus S150,000.00 Deposits S2,000,000.00 Assets S2,400,000.00 Largest and Strongest Bank in Bremer County Owned, Controlled and Managed by Bremer County People This bank is always glad to help any and all Waverly or Bremer County Institutions. This bank had money to loan when money was hard to get in 1921 and 1922. WAVERLY'S TWO MILLION DOLLAR BANK fPage 1051 Quin- ning L31 ..- f - :-- 1 1 ia: ::inn-ufnrn-1 uf rf 1 1:7 - 1n1u1un1nu1un-1-cb E lr T W. A. ROHLF, M. D. T WEST SIDE BEAUTE I SURGEON SHOPPE i I ALTHEA WAUGH, Manager fl I ,, I H. W. RATHE, M. D. 219 West Bremer Avenue g PHYSICIAN E Phone 184 Waverly, Iowa H I T 7 ' l Quill-Il-ll-ll1Il1IU1ll1ll1uu1un1nn1nn:ln1ln-Ll1ll1l 1111 ll-I-qniqu1n1nn1u1u-nails.: 1 ! ' 1 E April 22fSeveral of the kids are afflicted with what is commonly known as N spring fever g no doubt a goodfsized dose of the good, oldffashioned H remedy of molasses and sulphur would do them worlds of good. H l TllTll?llTllTllTlli'll'TlllllllllNlll'TlTl.7. ..T' '-7ll71lliIllllTlli-blltlillillii? l T l l ' l E EAT AT T T T The W I l 7 DR. L. C. KERN E LITTLE HOME CAFE l I Home Cooked Meals 2 l +llll1ll1ll7ll1ll7 it llllllilllltllvlllnlI-llTllillS1lli-llllllillill l lllllllllllillill l T May 1-Woman's Club Banquet for Senior girls. u Charlie Lowder and Alec Miller were caught hanging May baskets. Of H all things!?! ll lillill-ll--luilli ill-lk-Ml-Ill -QI!-'limeQIillilllllillllllll-lul1lI--ll--Il1cl1u--Q JL l Q Q MCKEEVER T C' E- MOODIE TIRE Sz BATTERY CHIROPRACTt,R Vulcanizing - Battery Repairing 1 VVaverly Savings Bank Building Mohawk and Fisk Tires E PHONE 117 I E l nIu1ln1II-n 1111-11111 -n-an-11411: r7-- -' Y 1-1 --Z 1 ..:, :: 37,154+ fPage 1061 q.-un1nu1nni-,1nn1.n1 1 1-pin.-nu pi...-..,.,.1.n.-nn.-l...nn1n.1nn1u.1n May 11-judging from the way the Seniors have been running around the i halls lately they're rather excited about their coming graduation. 1 -1- 4- I I I I I I I I I I I I --I- Z Z Z Z I P-7 SD F9 W K: Q N4 w I 3 Q?TTl Q D- m n 'U sgwsg I 5 5 ' o -- o Em S- 9? 9, I 5 C as 5 w 4 W sa, 2 Z Q I a 2 'g CD U3 RH In 2 Iv I 14 P1 EQ O Eg- S rf Za ,., 92.3 'U '11 I-v-. B 'U n 0 ' og no ld li..'TI H :T E on W gn O 'R c 'fl 1 9' . Nl 9 I 5 I I I Q Z? I 3 D I U, 5 Q. ...-..-..-..-..-..-..........-..-.... OS D I 5. Q I D H- I UQ O n S Sq I 2 9. su I :Q - ?E I 22 w 2 3 2 M 5 -5 EE rn H 1 x ? E- US' E i 5 1 W 53 ,... - . E 0 rn O I O m w fu as I gg' Q if 251 I II I Q 5' Ei- ' fm rv I -ll illillillil LII iI'l1 L lllilllllillililillilililill ,ini -.. 1 1nilni..-...q-gli,.-.q1..1.,1..1.-.-u WAVERLY LUMBER COMPANY The Home Yard LUMBER DEALERS IN ALL BUILDERS' MATERIAL Phone 223 WAVERLY, IOWA I --4 ll1ll all Lllillh-Illtu I 1-.-1-M-ninlp-1...-.n...uni 1 1-11.-1.1-...1. fPage 1071 Tlil llllil lli'lillllllllilliillllillilillllllTllilllKllilIillTll ? ll SAY IT WITH FLOWERS H -f W ' h ' G rig t s reenhouse is the right place to buy them. 7 WAVERLY - - - IOWA I ll l Otulill-In--In-n1ln1ll-lr -nnvnn:un1nn1un1ln-n:1 vll1-lu1Il--ul1Il1lI:-ll1ll-:u1n1u1uiul-llilCf P' . . I May i7+JumorfSen1or Banquet. i May 26-Baccalaureate service. i May 30-Commencementgiiafter four years of hard work -only a slip of g paper? WellAmaybefbut we surely are sorry that our H. S. days at : good old Waverly High School are at an end. I RUTH BARNES, '29. l FlliIITllillllillTll'lTllilllllTlli lillll Ill'lllTllillilliIlillillilllllillllill f T 'T . ! I l DR. E. H. KROMER I LEONARD H. RACKER l I ATTORNEY AT LAW DENTIST Savings Bank Building i Phone 80 Waverly, Iowa i Waverly, Iowa 1 . l l Eoin? -1 -- :i::fu: l.1u1lui:u11:f:l1l: 7:UP-ls1:lininoiniu11:-ll-nl1un1u1Il1ln1ll1l? I - I John J. Lagomarcino 1 ! Satisfaction Wrapped Up in Every Package. Do You Want the Best for the Least Money? I WEST SIDE DRUG STORE Waverly, Iowa Incomparable Values at Unmatchable Prices. Increase the I Purchasing Power of Your Dollar by Trading Here. i il1IliIlllllllilTllllTll7lllllC1llTllTllTllC 1lltll1lllll!llll1ll1lIlllli l T I-1 -H Villlll fPage lO8j .1..1......1,.1n..1n Emi ence - From one of our friends substantiatinq what we have claimed to be with reference to distinctive PRINTING The Following Testimonial is One That Any Printshop Anywhere Would Be Proud to Get: St. Charles, Minn. Waverly Publishing Co., Waverly, Iowa. Gentlemen: The folders were received in the yester- d y' 'l Y rt ' 1 a s mai . ou ce am y gave me a won- derful high-class job. It is well planned, beautifully arranged and very attractive. I have no fault to find and don't know how t ld b r It th t i cou e imp oved upon. is e mos attractive and legitimate piece of poultry advertising literature that I have ever seen. The thing that is worrying me most is how I can make my next season's literature more appealing than this season's. Respectfully yours, CLARENCE TERVEER. Printing Todaq ls An lndustrq of Specialists. 1De Claim to be Such Specialists Make Us Prove ltl Waverly Publishing Cot. WAV E R LY, IOWA fPage 1091 14.1-vp1..1..1....n... 1: 2- 7:1 1:5 1 ... 1- , :,, 1 ll..-u:-:: EY...-..i::l-ucfnl1n1n: znizlinvz.-.-1 5.73, 3731.4-.q+:: -- 7: :-..- H+ DREXLER'S CORRECTIVE ARCH SHOES FOR WOMEN, S5 and S6 BOSTONIANS SHOES FOR MEN DREXLER'S SHOE STORE Stores at: Waverly, Cresco and Dyersville ..-.l1gp1.g1l.1..1...-.,.-,.1:.in.1un1nn1nn- -.nl-31:1 :I :rin 3, Iiuxu xigpqggig- L. Boedecker: Well, sir, my shotgun let out a roar and there lay a dead wolf ahead of us. Alec Miller: How long had it been dead? .-......-..............-...........................g...-.....-................-...... ,... is Dyeing Pressing 1 DR. J. D. HEMINGWAY l J. M. TAYLOR I DENTIST l THE CLEANER 1 ' ' H . . i Telephone 51 Repairing i Phone 73 Waverly, Iowa U .-.........-..-..-...-...-...............-..q. Judge: You are charged with running your car sixty miles an hour, smashing a telegraph pole, going through a plate glass window, and injuring six people. What do you say? Mrs. Lennen: Don't the fifteen dollars I pay for my license entitle me to any privileges? .1I...-ni.I..In-gg-.nipl1..1..1..1p-1.1igi..1.q1.g1gq1ggig1qn1u1uu1q Kodaks and Films Ice Cream and Sodas VV . F. Stauffer DRUGGIST Sheaffer and Parker Stationery Lifetime Pens Johnston's Chocolates l.1..1n1..1..1n1 -. .-u-ui.41.-11.-.g...-Ilin.-gl1.l1g.1..1q.....1q'1g-11:-nl1,l.-gl fPage 1101 u-nvu-1n-ll:vll-n--n1ll- :1gn1u1n1ll-I Q V l M ll il I l l 15 H H H H H H ll 1 fl ii ll I 1 I -.1 ni::1lt M ' 7--in - 1 ::7: 7: gf- r- '-7::-' L: Y ' :- MOTHERS BREAD Baked by Waverly Baking Co. :mln ..7u1-7:11. .. n:n7.q1 1 11. ni 1 ini, YJ-nr Y..Y n7...1.,,.,-g 3--pg Miss Rowe was still rather new at driving a car and a little bit confused in traffic. Down Fourth Street she forgot to stop soon enough at the signal and shot out into the middle of the street. Pompously the traffic officer bore down upon her. Didn't you see me hold up my hand? he shouted fiercely. The culprit gasped a breathless Yes Didn't you know that when I held up my hand it meant Stop? No sirg I'm just a school teacher, she said, in a timid mouseflike voice, and when you raised your hand like that I thought you wanted to ask a question. gi:-lc n1n1l:in1n1u:7n:- 1 1:7 1 -. inf: -: -: :ini .-. : : In After Years 3 1 1 ' - After graduation-whether you go l 3 X on to college or into the business DJ world-remember that good appear- ' ance has as big a. part to play in l X f 2 L, , x ll had when you attended good old W. H. S. And you will find as you go on that this store will continue to serve , you with the same personal attention 7 and high quality clothing that has eamed for us the unfailing patronage ' of the young men of Waverly. f KUPPENHEIMER , f social, business and college life as it Good Clothes Q T E G T M E I E R S X Quality Clothing fPage111j ll ni M- .Ii ll -I- 'lf .kink '!' L1 Q 1 1 i :: -M Q P, ! 553' -.I I is . ! EO E4 I gm 1 i Q 1 ::l 3, 5 2 'P i- Azz? S2 T 33- 2 2 ni 5 'D--u Qf Qi i SE - ff- I gy ll- Q :C K L ' 'dug -. E' 1 A 3 iz '. fri U ll I: 3 5 B 5 7 '-- Q sv ' 3 QEA 7 1 ' wi T .L ua - eq - may I 2 ' iw - Egg -I aim n AE na E13 'D W N fi '15 ' 1 if o H ' N J '- :- 3 -no 5 QQ, :A ww 3 if .. 1: 4 in V 6 I' '11 In-4. :'- m :P 2 93 5' L 91 ' Za 4: Q L in -4 ,- 31 E :bfi-Q T E ' I 4' - I : Z U 0: Us ll gl E l 5 ,. 2- E L V' 9 !' 5. Q.- -u- Q L ,L P1 ' I lg T' if gg- E C 5-S . gQqj Eg gqw 44:2 gd W 3 F1 W , AQ E e M 5 L ' i I H 'L l ji i E. 1 W :E ' m H gm 1 S 3 M ml I 27 i L5 Q 1- A 44 I' A 5 Zi- UE 3 l 5 2 .I m 7: in e b ui! ii '..l 5 Q E :IA if E -Z : 4 5 1 U 3 '-., Q an 5 s -.I 3 . 1 3 55.42 - . Q- L s 5 '- '14 1 -1 UQ' i 17 Q I'- i gg ,U .. -1 1 w 77' : Q li '- , W P4 51 H1 -1 E. E Z . '- -I 5 'A W ' 1 GQ. I 5 O Q g U, Z rn E 5 c: -M Em ...- IP Ll g gfzin-:zf nu.-s: : 7 1 :,:: 1 33,25 5 fx gg 7: gg, 13 When in Need of Groceries Think of H. G. SCHELL n1nTlp.-n1uu1no--nn1n1ln1ns1ua--ln::: :in Y :a .: f: --:: : ' : Y :n-n- -: ll T' 1 w l 4' CAN YOU IMAGINE?- Kenneth Pape not chewing gum. Glen Woodruff with a patent leather pornpadour. Miss Fry's hands at rest. Bill McHugh not holding hands. Ardith Wheeler with a hair cut. Every Senior on time at a class meeting. Aiken walking to and from school day after day. Charles Lowder flunking in Physics. Richard Bruns with his fbig?j feet under his own desk. Roger Ginther not sleepy. All heelfplates off during M11 Clevenger's study hall period. :in1n:::7 ruin: sniff nf lu-uf::n Y Y ::1ueiul1pl1gu--n:un....npi.pi.l1. i 15 ,, l 1 L BRANDENBURG S . The Quality Jewelry Store I For a Lasting Remembrance Give jewelry N i ln our stock you will find everything you would 5' expect to find in a first-class Jewelry Store. Our H beautiful stock is a treasure house of ideal gifts. From inexpensive to more costly gifts you will ' find a wide range for selection. 2 Dependable A Jewelry , Established ll Values Headquarters Quality jl l i q.. - f-f ---'f -5- - 1 .:,:.....-.: if -- -A --- -- -- -13,1 1+ X fPage 1131 giglg-:tial 7: win. ..,,,- pg- ,,,,,,,7,,7,.,,,-, , Y ..7,,1q-1gg7,,, nf., -,ix TRADE AT Meyefs Cash Grocery AND MEAT MARKET Where Your Dollars Have More Cents IF IT'S QUALITY YOU WANT, WE HAVE IT WAVERLY, IOWA 1 : a:-:.,.,.7ni..1l:1:::-- n1u1n:- In-...,,!1n ::-sufn-.gn-up :: .en-0:42 gg4p1n,, gi Mr. Akin, who had been wanted by the police, was photographed in six different positions and the pictures were sent out to state police. In a few days headquarters received this message from a smallftown chief: Received the pictures of the six Akins wanted. Five of them have been captured and we are on the trail of the sixth.-Chief. WWfHfsw Arlean L.: What did you do last summer? Charlie L.: Oh, I was a life saver. Arlean: What flavor? 31.1.31..1nninu1.giu1..1n1.g1...11.13.--I.1..1..i..1..1..1..1g.1q1..1..1q.1q.1.g ll 15 v if ,' A. W Grassfield Shoe Store WE FIT THE FEET .1...-.u..nl1uuian-.n.1ninn1 .1 l..n.-1.-.ln-pl-..1..1..in-...ll 1 1-.1q.1u1-1.119115 fPage 1141 -1- -e - --- 1- --fnuir :sir 'Y u-u:inu-nizz , nzfn-cz'-101: Y ::i::fu:7niu1 Do Your Banking at the Home Bank The Bank Gwned by People Who Live in This Community Deposit Your Savings in a Savings Bank-Yo Can Start an Account With One Dollar Come to Usf- We Can Help You WAVERLY SAVINGS BANK WAVERLY, IOWA fPage 1151 n1c: '-7---Y - f- - f-- - l-1u--sn1ll-- 1 .-:- :f 1 Y-.1 1: :zffnli-1 I I DOWNING'S I GROCERY I n Q u1.q vi 5' G 'Um 3:3 C-1 Z0 579. P4 3-I? 4 E. Q .. .- ,, 7, 7, 1 ,H - 7n7,,,,, DR. L. D. JAY PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Waverly, Iowa I I I I i I I I I I I I I Smith: What were you doing dOn't have your lesson this morning? jerry: NOthin'. Smith: What were you doing? Bill: Oh, I was assisting jerry. OVCI' .-......-.--..-..-..-..-..-...-.......-...-...-E. I E. c. ROBERTSON If OPTOMETRIST I I Over Tegtmeiers Phone 82 If I ..............-..-..-...-..-..-..-...-..-..-....g..-..-. 11:1 .lupus Saturday and Sunday that you SOHLE'S PRODUCE Poultry, Eggs, Flour and Feed WM. SOHLE And we never really suspected Louis Nelson Of being partly Scotch until we found him wandering around town looking for the cheapest Post Office. -ffwfnfsfff Wendell Soldwischz What time does this period let Out, anyway? .,.......-............................-..-.....-..-.g........... s I l C. H. GRAENING, M. D. RED HAT 1' M Office Penney Building Q Q1 , 'fl 3 C3119 . WAVERLY OIL CO. 1 A HOME CONCERN PHONE 173 Clndependentl g cle I1 v--L I--un-u:in:iu:in:1nl1-1 l1n:in-limi 311: llii 1 1 -1u-u-qn1mn:ul-I + fPage 1161 u. :nr W...7ul7..,.7un-i:n1-17:1 IYYY ::7:u-u .i..i..i..1n.1nu-,Quinn...uiniuiq n1nniu1ul....u..un- 1nn1nu1..1un1,u1l 1..1..1..1--inn--..iluiqnlgnili. : :ze ,nu-1::i:: - .- 17 :Y MY -7 -11:-n--ui. - 1: : - Yxvz 7: ez: .fu COBURN'S A Real Sporting Goods Store 182 W. FOURTH WATERLOO, IOWA -. ...Y -.:-.-..-.::..-11 -1:-..-. 1. -- -.. 221: 1: 1:-ee, :---:af Smith had just bought his brown plaid shirt, and on a slip pinned to the inside he found the name and address of a girl, with words: iiPlease write, and send photograph. Ah! said Smith, this sounds like romance. So he wrote the girl and sent a photograph of himself. In due course of time an answer came, and with heart all aflutter he opened it. It was only a I1Ot6. I was just Curious to see, he read, what kind of a looking gink would wear such a shirt. .1:i..1..1:-- 1 .--1 14 1- .:f...-.l1.--.I 4.1 1 iz: W : --an :ini 1:73. artburg Normal College WAVERLY, IOWA Fully Accredited Junior College The following departments are conducted: JUNIOR COLLEGE: Two years above High School or Academy, offering a Liberal Arts Course and a Normal Course. Graduates are admitted. without examination, to the third year's work of the university and other state and private standard colleges, PROSEMINARY: Two years a'bove Academy or High School, offering a Pr' theolo i l C0 - ca urse. ACADEMY: Four years course, equivalent to a standard four year High School. Accredited by the North Central Association. COMMERCIAL: The following courses are offered: Business, Steno- graphic, Secretarial, one year each: and the Complete Course. two years. SCHOOL OF MUSIC: Thorough instruction on Pipe Organ, Piano, Violin: in Progressive Serigs of Piano Lessons, Public School Music: Voice, Harmony: Orchestra, Chorus and Glee Club work. Come to Wartburg at Waverly! The new school year begins September 3, 1929. For free descriptive catalogue and further information address: artburg Normal College WAVERLY, IOWA Lfxi 7: :- 241: 7 - --7 11: ns- -uf: Wu :: xfrz: :: :: 1: :: : fPage H71 ' :I -'Yu -4- l, 'l 1 il l ll 3 l l l ! l l l 1 i 1' i l ll i l l ll i 3- t V as- f f- - --f-,,,,-nic,-,, ., .1171ful,,,,,,,,....,,,...,..1..1..-M-u-nu--su .41 ...gin .,...........-.........-............-..- .-............-..-........-..-..-........-............+ Geo. J. Klotzbach 3 DRY GOODS and READY-TO-WEAR of High Standard :i n:7:n1n-if ::-ui:-1u:iu-u: l:Lu-n1:: :.1uu1un1un1-.1..1..14-1nn b Miss Boege is my teacher, I shall not pass. She maketh me to explain vague sentencesg and exposeth my ignorance to the class. She restoreth my sorrowg she causeth me to correct many sentences for the class' sake. Yea! though I study till midnight I shall gain no knowledge, for the reaction troubles me. She prepareth for me a test in the presence of the learnedg she giveth me an assignment to be forgotten. Surely, distress and sorrow shall follow me all the days of this courseg for I shall remain in the English class forever! Amen. .-----.-.f f-:..::..... 2, :,!,.....:,.4:...-......-..........-.. L I You Save When You Buy at ii M. M. GERNSEY, M- D. DIAMOND BROS. PHYSICIAN MEATS AND GROCERIES . . 1 R L F. Harden, Mgr. L Phones: Office 22, House 33 Waverly -,-- Iowa E Waverly, Iowa A . l I I , -..---.-.--.---4. GEO. J. KAISER I Furniture, Floor Coverings, Edison Phonographs House Phone 262 Office Phone 181 Funeral Service, Free Private Chapel Ambulance Service Day and Night l WAVERLY, IOWA fPage 1181 -..- -......-........-..-...... ..-..A,.::- Ia: a:-:a:... - -......1. 4...-............-.. i I Q 1 l L 1 p.1g.1g.-...1lp1.g1.. n--niuzu Sv. il. 'Meiherg - Artificial Ice -and- Malt Syrup o o o 1..1..1..1--...::1 n: Y Y -.inln Y - :.: 1 --L -: -u-..n: 7 prix 71: Y .: Y nz u:L.. gig n1qqin-1:1-an--ruins:an-:sian--:nina--pagnlnz n:- 1:15 i::L - -7: Y :: :l1l:7:J? F I WAVERLY F HAZEL BEYER T ELECTRICAL f BEAUTICIAN I COMPANY T E 201 S. State St., Waverly, Iowa i , , CBlock south of Fortner Hobelj i . . PHONE 386-M i Electrical Supplies and Radios Evenings by APP0il1il'I10Ilt 5 I 7::ln-uni:n1:: un1nn-u:7nn1nu- ::1u :ill--'lil'-2' f lIf:'1ll-7:l1lui:n f:l7:l1I:7::fo Mr, Akin: If you folks knew half as much about this as I do- E Kenneth Pape: I don't know. g -n-u-n-nn-n1un-n1n-0-1n----u-stu-I:1u---I-:Lvl--lirh 7:-1: : 3: -r-in lain K WAVERLY I J. A. PERKINS IMPLEMENT K COMPANY CALL 407-J Q ! 1 - General Mason Contractor I Bridges, Culverts, Brick i Phone 64 V Buildings, Foundations i K E , ! T Vllllliillllllllllillililllllill+lilllllTll1 'il'Tl'Tl Tllllllllillillllllii? Jerry Sullivan: Aw come on now, give us a break! i fffWfHfSfff Florence Babcock: 'iWelflflfl. i .T.lillTll'TllTllllllllllllllTllll:' ll+lll:illTlll::- -l:ill7 3i::i:l ll l:lTlll:? , I DR. H. H. BRIERLY PALACE THEATRE DENTIST I f i : 1 c ep one T 1 h 517 E Next to State Bank I Waverly' Iowa E 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 11s-n--nu-4u1ls1ll1n1ll-llillill-IU1I-unill1nu1un1u1oofn fPage 1201 -5. . .- -- . -..-..-..+. :S L-11, F 1,1 LE: ,S ,Z I l COOK WITH GAS George Kohlmann 8z Sons Clean I Leading Tailors Safe French Dry Cleaners Economical 2 , l Retailers of . Men's, Young Men's and Boys' ' ' Clothing and Furnishings Iowa Public Service Co. WAVERLY, 1owA l ..-..-..-..........-..................-......-,.i.. L- -:-.,-x- in xgzf -, Dear Mrs. Pueketf' a school teacher wrote to the mother of a pupil. Willizim was absent this morning. Will you please tell me what kept him out of school? Dear Ma'am, was the reply. Willie is keeping time for his father. Last night he cum home with an example about how long would it take a man walking three miles an hour to walk two and onefhalf times around a field four miles square. And as Willie ain't no man, We had to send his pop. They left early this morning, but I don't know when they will get back. Please make the next problem about something else, as my husband hasn't time for such things. : 1: If--in-.nz up Y I - 1 :ilpilg--mil: i 1 .-.-.i..1..1q.1.q.-.spin-..q1...1g ONE OF IOWA'S Finest and Most Complete DEPARTMENT STORES Trade at Headquarters, It's Safe. The J as. Black Dry Goods Co. WATERLOO, IOWA fPage 1213 HILLMAN Ef-9 PLATTE WILLYS KNIGHT AND WHIPPET FINE MOTOR CARS United States and Goodyear Tires WAVERLY IOWA AUG LIEBAU 81 SON R ELDON LAIRD Class A Barber Shop ATTORNEY AT LAW WEST SIDE Broadle Building Miss Boege Why don t you play golf Mr Clevenger7 T M Ive tried it but cant h1t the ball If I stand back so I can see the ball I cant reach it and if I stand close enough to reach it I can t see it. mwfnfsfff Beth Hill was evidently taking her first ride on the train. The conduc' tor came through the car yelling Tickets please and after some em' barrassment she handed him her ticket. Soon after the train boy came through crying Chewing gum. Beth then turned to Ellen and said Goodness do I have to give that up too? S H CURTIS 6? SON HARDWARE Heating, Plumbing and Radios Page 122 no-n-In-gg.-urn-n-unin1nu1up- -q1,..i..1-l1g-ig1.l.-..1g,.-.qg1- CaPhenin Chemical Company sArser: I llyl nalot fp f tyd g y os S.: How s A.: Every I bump into swe cl df lly hie Bruns fstopping carj: I cant Ll y f th f hl t is asleep. rie B.: How original. : ls any l k' g? Nope, t I. : Well then I t b ther to fix my garter. -Sat. Eve. P t .,..1,.1..1n1..1..1 1 ,Illu--..,..i..1..i.g.....-I..-I..-nl..-.gg What ls the Similarity Between Ke1'fwin'sC lothes and a Rubber Band? SNAP! Brother, SNAP! 1.1-:fain u---:-nil:7::7::7n--u...n :.1un...nn1n1:u1un1un-.n1u fPage 1231 .1,.1.,1..1.1u.1.1..1.g1 1.n1..1..1..,-- 1 1 1 -1- e--------M -- -1' Y YW WYY-H .H ,-1,,1.,1...-I: n1 --. 1 1 1 1 1u1n1.u1..1u'1..1.1.,1.g1 WHEN You Want WHAT You Want WHEN You Want It Phone 354 BERGEN LUMBER CO. .1..1u1l.1u1..1g1..1..1u.1..1..1..1. I...-I.1.,1..1,,.1g.1..1l.1.p1.u-1:11:11-11.1. Mr. Smith Qseeing Miss Sperati coming up from the golf coursej: uHello! Hows the score? Miss Sperati: Pretty good. Made it in 32. Mr. Smith: Whz1t are you going to do after lunch? Miss Sperati: Going out to play the second hole. ,,,W,H,5,,, Akin fin chcmistryj: Martha, if there is one center on one football team, how many are there on four teams? Martha K.: Don't ask me because I don't know anything about football. Clothing and Furnishings for Style and uality KNOWING- C. P. EUBAUER 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.,1.,1q.--nnl1u.1..1...1..,1..1..1....1..1u1..1.u1.n1u fljage 1241 1 1 1 1 1 1g,1..1u1n1u ' WH H1 'N W M! MNH WJNMM, 'jfirst Natinnal Bank lmmwrlg Zlnum illillili ... -u1u1qn1u1u1u1ql1u1u-1n:u1q ill-llllil 2 1 4 als 11-11.11.1111-n1n.1--1nn1n 1 1 1..1.,.gp.-up-n-1.q1..1.....,1.,.,1,,1,,,,,1,,1, 4, DR. C. BURKHARDT DENTIST Broadie Bldg. Phone 55 I I i I I I GARN ER GROCERY The Home of RICHELIEU PURE FOUDS I uvnilninniuiln-niuiI11:ninnxnl--ul-n4nl:n-ln-:uinn-l 1 1 n1n1u1p-11.14 Two Jews were shipwrecked and after drifting several days in a small boat, Goldberg said to Lewis: Look! Look! I see a sail. Lewis answered: Vot's the use? We have no samples. 1.11.1111-g.1 1-1.1.--.q1..1l.1lg1lq-pl-n.-n1 ll1qn Spahn 6? Rose Lumber Co. All Kinds of Building Material-Blue Bird for Heat Hard and Soft Coal D. W. WHITSELL, Manager Phone 169 -1.11.1..1..1nn1nu1..1..1..1..1..1g.1..--..1g. 1.11l.1..1..1..1l,1..1ln1nn1..1q Roger: I saw you tip your hat to that lady. You don't know her do you? Bill C.: No, but Hod does, and this is his hat. ....-......-..- -..-........-......-..-...q......... Watches Diamonds G. L. BAKER 8: SON JEWELERS Repairing Engraving .1..1..1..1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111.-u...u. I I I I I I I I I I I I 'P fljage 1261 p1..1..1.,1..,1..1pn1nn 1..1..1..1..1nn-,1g.1.y1. 1 1 SAGER 8: SWEET Attorneys at Law Bremer Ave. 1.11 1 1u1.p1l.1..1u1n1q -11 1 1n1u1g :l :T 1, :L :4 :-Y 1 :fr 1 :L 1 -11:7-1--nip: : 1 1 1 .1..i..1n-n-uric .-..-......g. I I ! E C P C I . . ape ompany i VARIETY STORE I l I lilw1ll-lI1ll1ll1Il1lI1rl- 1lu1nl--nn1uninn1ul1qn1nnQn-1.111111-g.1g.1p.1:..1..-qn1uoln E A onefvvay street is a street on which the motorist is bumped from the rear only. ,,,W,H,5,,, - Ellen Revv: Young man, can I get into the park through that gate? l Little Boy: Guess so, lady, I just saw a load of hay go through. Glenn Woodruff had been looking over the Greeting Cards on the - counter for some time, when the saleswoman suggested, Heres a lovely l sentiment, 'To the only girl I ever loved'. 1 That's fine, he said, brightening, I'll take five-no, six of those, ! please. ! l n-an-u-i1-In-m1nw1-n1uu-n--u1uu1nn1u1nn--u-ui:1 7:1 f: 4:1 -:e - :ms nr I l I .CPENNEY CQ WAVERLY, IOWA - and - S-ave the Difference -:- Operating Over 1000 Department Stores -:- gln-c: 2: 1 f:f' ix ..7:: 1: 1: an--nf-. ::f::7:::::ff: .iz :niacin N fPage 1271 :1n1..1:n1.n1un1l ..- 1 1 .1..1u1:: n-:::7: 7 : .1: 1 : xi I.-gl 3 GEO. SPALDING FRUIT - GROCERIES - CANDY Phone 92 uiunxu-11.1111:1::1::1..1..1n1g.1l...n1:q-....1.,1,......1..1qn..-vn1.u1.n-1:11.-...qn1..-4 as Maid: 'LThere's a man at the door with a package marked C. O. D. Bride: Tell him to take it back. I ordered salmon. Skjola: Will you join me in a bowl of soup? Bjorn: Do you think there'd be room for both of us? ,,,W,H,5,,, Bob Giles: Why is it that most vaudeville artists are Jews? Alec Miller: Well, you see, at one time the Christians used to perse' cute the Jews, and the Jews are getting even now. ,,,W,H,5,,, This took place in Giles' store when Bob inherited his dad's fortune: Customer: That coat is not a very good fit, Mr. Giles. R. Giles: Well, what do you expect for five dollars? An attack of epilepsy? ,,,W,H,3,,, Stacy: I got 98 in ClV1CS.U Edith : s'Honestly? Len: What difference does that make? '1n.1lg1l.1n1n1ll1l:1ng1.n1u1u.1lu1n:--u1:.1n1:p :g 1 1 1: : 1: 1:1-1 1- Frigidaire Fountain Service Always Clean and Uniformly Cold Temperature at Meyer's Pharmacy THE REXALL STORE :-.......1.,1..-...1......1......1:l1ug-.u--::f-::1::1-31 1:: , 1 1 1: 1: 1:1 :- fPage 1281 in 51ml I I DR. c. P. BEYER, I L D. D. S. ! 201 So. State St. WAVERLY, IOWA -..-................-..-. - Lu- ::..q..-.: :: - -:uf - ::-...Qu 3: - 3 1--1 : '- ,4g: GARNER 8: McKLIGET Fon BETTER MEATS Phone 19 -..-...-.........-..-..- .-.............g....................-..-...-...................... Glen W.: Hello, old top, new car? Harold Albright: No, new top, old car. Bob: Could I have just one kiss? La Von: I don't cater to the retail trade. ,,,W,H,S,,, Miss S erati in En lish err , what are you doing? P C g J: J Y Jerry: Notl'1ing. Miss S.: Are you sure? Jerry: Yes Miss S.: Then you may see me at four o'clock. 11.1lgilgigg.-n1..g...g,1q.1.'1..1...-.....lpiqnqui-4.-..1.....g.1..-...1.g.-gg-541.4 MID-CONTINENT PETROLEUM CQRP. VVAVERLY, IOWA uality Service . .1-, , 7, .. , ...I-uf u..,.,,-I , ,.,,,,7. ,Y W fPage 1291 -I ....................+ . pg.-..1.g1,,1 1,1 n-.1 'I' 1 I I I I I I I -i- I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I 1 I I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 -..-..- - - - - ... - .. - -..-......4......-.....-.....-..-....,.,,-,,- UPTOWN CAFE We cater to Parties, Dinners, Luncheons Special Chicken Dinners on Sunday I I I I I I I W. H. WEHRMACHER LAWYER 5 First National Bank Bullding Waverly, Iowa -1----:sins-uu1-u1nn1u-11 -1111111111 --m1--1.1-aiu-111:-1n1 1-n1n1:u-q1n -1:1 Beulah Webster: Fifteen big ones for the team! Are you with me7 Miss B wwfHfsW oege: Faces front! ,,,W,H,5,,, Mr. Akin: The idea is simply this-I ,,,W,H,3,,, Mrs. Lennen: Oh horrors! 11...-.n1 1 1..1ll1..1..1..1..1p.1.-1qn1.n--,,.1,,q1q.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ORD SALES AND SERVICE Harrison Motor Co. Live Ford Dealers WAVERLY, IOWA .1l.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..1u1,..--..1.g1..1...1.g1..1..1gg1 1 1 flange 1301 1 1n1.l1..1..-.11 1 1 1 4. -..-...4..-..-..-. ---- - - -...-......-.---4. I i I I H. L. LESLIE WAVERLY PRODUCE I COMPANY 1 ATTORNEY AT LAW g I Suite 4 in Savings Bank I I Building I T Waverl Iowa I - Y' I POULTRY AND EGGS I I I I I inuznu-1-1 11111111 1111:-aio:--In-ll1n - - 1 n1nnf-11:11.-anim:-n:1nl-1ltil I I I I BUICK AUTUMOBILES j Mrs- Frank Hgllgway 1 ATWATER KENT and I Teacher of lg MAJESTIC RADIOS I VOICE AND PIANO T I I W. G. CARSTENSEN Phone 276-J 311 W. Bremer Ave. i 402 West Bremer Avenue i I I Tllixlilliu iTiiT -1 T Ill!!-Ellllll vllvllilllllxulllllllluilli- ll'-llill'-'UE' I I I Phone 5600 1 9 1 I I I I I WATERLOO I Majors in Apparel for YOUNG MEN and YOUNG WOMEN The modes as approved by the foremost schools are shown here at prices we know you'll pronounce I very reasonable. I We Invite Your Inspection I I .g.. -..-......-..-.........-.... -....-......- ....-..-..- - -..-..-..--..-..-..-...-...-...-..g. fPagc 131 I.-qqilgiqipg-M1151..1..1qu.-.p1un1nn1n.-...1g.1..1..1..1p.1g.1..-. -. 1...-.I-.gl-. girls.-ug-1.-..1..1..1..1....... 1..1Ilip....1..i..-,.1nn--'1..1..1..1..-...1..1..-.- W. R. LEA RY GROCERIES Zim: I think I have a cold or something in my head. T. M.: 'LProbably a cold. ,,,W,H,5,,, Our idea of an optimist is a fellow who buys a lifetime pen while living in Chicago.-Life. ,,,W,H,S,,, Open for Engagements- LaDage's Jazz Babies. Seven musicians and a saxophone player. Write or phone OOO-X. 1.1 11.1.5.1-p..Q.1..i..1 1...-.I-..1p1nu1.ni.'1 ..-.ln1q.1.l11.1..1..1..1..1..1. The Oldest Lutheran Protective Society Founded 1879 OUR RECORD: Not a dollar lost on investments-Assets over SB1,700,000.00--Benefits paid over S23,:200,000.00-Certificates in force over SB19,000,000.00 fFull legal reserve main- tained.j VVrite today to Lutheran Mutual Aid Society WAVERLY, IOWA Ii 1 1 -. 1 1 1 1 1 1 11111-11111-1-.4...1.....,...1 1..1......1..1 .. ... .- 1 -.- fPage 1321 ni .131 .1..1..1..1un1.n1n-11.1.11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..1.1.1n.1-n1u,1 The Gift with a Heart-beat! And Only YOU can give it! .1nunnInnnnnn1IIIIIunnunnnnunnnnnui n I n 5 A 5 XVONIJICRFUI, 5 P11oToGRAPH OF Youlzsmlf THERE'S ALWAYS A SOME- BODY WANTS YOUR POR- TRAIT MORE THAN ANY- THING ELSE. LAVELL STUDIO Waverly, Iowa 11:1:I1.11u1,u1..1u1u1u1n1u -1- -nf-11... 1717- -- -- -- -- fPage 1331 I WHIWWWHHHWNIHIIH!IHNHIIMHHIIIIHNIHWWWWHIIKWHllllhllm,ll!N1NNNNHNNNNNNHNIINNNNIHHINNNWUMMWWHIIWN HH- Engrafvings Made by the Waterloo Engraving 6? 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