Wilson High School - Cherokean Yearbook (Cherokee, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1924 volume:

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A., Corm-ll Cullegrv I.: fin fi ROBI'1R'l' ILIUN'1'l'lR B. A., l'niwrsity of lfmvvn Plmysivzll 1'1lhll'2ltiOl1 19? v 05' fi I 1:9 may is Z'-i l'Il,l'1ANOR NORTON LUCILE DRAPER. ll..-X..Ul1ix'c'rsity of XVisconsin B. S., Iowa State' Collegxf' Fl'l'l1K'lI IIOIIK' Ec'm1mni1's Z7 R. S. WINSLOW l'1I.SIl'1VVII,SON li. A., Simpson College B. S., Iowa State Collc-grc Business Administration Home licnnmnics 1103 --111214 C RACI M 'XR 1 IIN . A. brinm-ll Col P 0 I nglish Isa? ,,, f' lk- ei-,- ' f-,iQ Ill'II.l'1N KI,l'1Mi'IR IS. A. Curlctun Cullvgc Engrlislm EDNA LURA Cedar Fails Pliysicaxl Training Iowa State 'l'0:u-lu-rs Cn .-5 I,II.I.IAN SOHNICR Music' mmum A U13 llzgm 0 031562, 9 '42 X --H? I :LH S 9- -Qr::unImnrz.tm:n:r.'rmu.xnrrz: w Y 5 x 2 I E 5 5 DII1JmI1 HH'A 'V' UDJTXILIITAHHIT 'V A 1127 9,55 f .. 'J 1 V 1 ,wiv ' 3 H ,fax K., 1 .ff.- wa- ,, X umm1anuuumuunnuuuInwuuuunnn11unnnununnunuannnuunnunnmeunnnuuu1nuunnuuuuu1uuInu11nnuuuuuuuunmnn-un ', ,- 4'-5:14 ' : A X - X ff s -' :Q f ll L-4f'71, 4:4 'K : 'ldv' T l 'ZQ !1:!g. ' : X: xi' gw:fax.ff5r2Q::LQiq - -f 7 - 'A -1 -1'2f:ff::ir2-'--a,-, 2 H 45+ 1 : ix f-s.:,'1 'f i-efgrstiflf 5 75, fir' M. vf,i4'.Q-7,0s2S:fxa- ' 3,4 L ff 'iff' f 312'-'53 Z : fi , ..,. 1, ' -gas.-5,-' - ff-5 ,-1' gm, aff? LE ,g-257' ',Eii,K?'7fY I 5 'ijfrg EZQQ, ,f553.v5 !-igftf' ' ,W ,Z - M- -eq A 1 , 5 - ff, 5 , 3 'WSH '95 ' ' 2 W ' fw ff' f I ,, ,V 2 1552 . f 5 f ., f .1 q w E V e 1 'f i ' ' : f. . -if 1 , X ' Lf SHA ' ' 15 ,TN f,'12',L K, Q - .Q f,.3 ' I y l .F il X, J Y , L -4 X ' I TS , Q, I ,gr 5 nz' HI '1?ff 5-EIli5,Wf4 A9 J : nl i E z : : 5 x : z I : : x a : 5 5 : 5 a : x 2 z : I v 1 M5 4133 vm 2 ,S .1132 If A 1- Q: :E f' Xi! M ......... ............... CRYSTAL S'1'EYl'ENSON Gladclest of all when glad, Maddest of all when mad. G. A. A. F. C, Annual Staff. GLEN BIERMAN VVhere ignorance is blissg 'Tis folly to be wise. Glee Club 3. Basketball 3-4-. Cartoonist. DOROTHY STEEMKE Happiness is the natural flower of duty G. A. A. F. C. Glee Club 2-3-4-. JOHN CALLAHAN Most glorious night! Thou were not sent for slumber. Football 1-2-3-4-. Baseball 3-4. Track 2-3-4-. Wrestling 3-4-. MARIE SHEA lf she has a motto it must be 'pep'. Aesthetic D. G. A. A. Basketball. Annual Staff. Apparatus. N. T. C. 5 ........................ 5 C143 mn EitlxlalunVimLLIHKITLKIHKIZIIHILIf!TmTf'IfL1lZ:Uri .1LI!rmmH'lZZTHmUH3Hm?J11TKmHm . A . X XM' Ilml ilu- bmi uny 1 ls in atm-:ul :u fcw hours ! fl'1llll ilu- nigrlltf' . .... Munn -. l ,i ICMICIRSON NELSON ' I,ifm' is an gjillllt' of fuuilwnll wiih Tima- Ullt fm' fnulsf' lhuslwillalll 2-IPI-. 'l'l':11'k. l,!'l'hilll'Ill Svlliur Ulnss. .xllllllill S1:lI'i'. l U:ls1'll:1ll Il-Il. I il YNINRY I l'1l'I Q 1 . . gg 1-rm. ln, AX. .X. .X4's1lwil4' D. lim-w:ul'4'! I may do somvilningr mlvslu-1':nlo MYli'l'l.l'l LHXSICY 'l'l1:li slu- is Slllllflillri num' Cllll cloulvig .Xn urmful uf lnmks 5110.34 xwvcr willuuxtf' Q H, 1151 F yvi . Q 3.0- gl-E .M .M..mIrrm1.,.m,..1 V , q-m7mmA L , 221 47 uqgiii, v uri' 15 I 4 if Q M , ' .N V- LIKIIHIRIXIlxliiitmfnutltilllti'1LHITTUI1 ZIL111lI1i11U1X111LL11miiixiiiiI II 'v 'l 111111116523 J. ll ,xlumsus Q .I-. . 1 V '1x. JXN. llll b.UX u ,, 1 uSlllllllN'I' is nmrs' swvvl ll1:111 lull. l7s'c'l:ull1. 3. l M.Xlil'l'll,l..X ,Xl,'l'UN Slu- allways llzls il llIi'l'l'j' wil, l .-Xml IS xml slxy lll using 11. Ul'cl1vslr:u, Ulm' Clulx Z!!!-. Ci. .X. .X, I . U. 'l'r4':lsl1l'L'l'. lhllllilil, lll'l.UN lf you lll'YK'l' lruullls- tmulwll' lill ll'0llllll' lrmllvlvs you, ' Ymfll 111-vm' llml il rczusun lu lu- looking rm-ally lllIIl'.u 1 'l'r:uAk 3. l Ul'lNl'll.l.lC NX'l2lGll'l' ,l NVl1:lf is wovk, wlu-n pun' fun livs in vis'w? l Ulm' fllllll 2-IL L. Dmllxlv fQlIJll'l1'l 3. l .Xvstlwliv ll, .Xnnuznl Slull. 51 l ?HImTl'Illllll,l'lll lll llll lll Qlllll .... k ' l Elllflllll:TilHXTHITTI'LUIHTI1QTIIIITZfflIHCIIITYYIII ff!llT1lIHlYUKfUHIlfLilHTfll'l'l lI l l l ll 'lnlfllllfglgljig H61 x EMMA HEINI. l want what I want when I want it. Orchestra. Glee Club 1-2-3--1-. Annual Staff. N. T. C. DONAHJPAREL He doesn't let his studies interfere with his high school education. Annual Stait. Vice Pres. Senior Class. S. CI l7iDlItJ1'IIXf lllililtllili Some say she is studious, Some say she is notg NVe say she E joHy, And that counts for a lot. Aesthetic D. G. A. A. Annual Statf. Music' 1-2. CliElGH'l'ON 1'l'l'l'ERSUN uCaesar S dead! Liceniis dead! And 1'n1 the only great man left. Vice Pres, Junior Class. Business Man- ager Annual. Glee Club 3-'l-. Pep Club 3. Student C. BasebaH 3. BasketbaH 3-4. Debate fi-. I.liI,1X rX'PIilCXf She is .ever ready for a time that's gay, let M mnne when6eritlnayf' , llealalni. 3. Ci. 1X. JK. If. ll l 1173 vw? 'tif . S- , IX id 2, ... MILDRICD RASMUS A polite man is one who listens. G. A. A. Aesthetic D. KNOX MONTGOMERY In rural haunts he spent his younger days. JULIA MILLER Not only good, but good for something. G. A. A. N. T. C. , MARVIN l,l'lONAR.D W'ho for himself hath won il IHllllC', XVill never need to wish for fume. Basketball I-2-3-4. Capt. 35. Footbz1ll2-3-fl-. Truck. MILDRED ONSTINE Cooking: may he ucquircdg hut roasting is a gift of nature. G. A. A. Aesthetic D. Debate 4-. Music 1-2. I 11 83 'VESA . , .517 013 if-A-k FAH NELSON I may stop to laugh but I get therc on time. G. A. A. Basketball. PRENTISS LAMONT Nowhere a busier man there was w Yet he seemed busier than he was. Football 2-3-4. VVrestl'ng' 3-44. LUIS MICHAM A clever, pleasant, willing- mind, A gift that one can rarely find. G. A. A. Dec-lam. 3. Music 1-2. Assistant Editor Annual. HENRY MEYER I tell you they need more men like me. Football 3. Track 3. RUTH M ELTON My tongue within my lips 1 reign, For who talks much must talk in vain. G. AXA. Glee Club 2-3-44. Doublc Quartet 3. Annual Staff. F. C. Pres. Basketball. 1191 3 I N I I -MCKI, I 'g r to I-nhour! 'lgll' to e h'nppy.' M XI LUI M O I .LXIIY ue - gue, e rly 'md e If '1. line were crooked I-Ie d -xrgue it strwight. 4 otb'1ll l-P-.5-1-. '1 ru . B-nskctlrlll 'Ll DUhI-IINQKI' Here we meet our cl-Iss 'lthlete One like her is hwrd to be'1t. High qchool B. B. Ie'1xn. Pres. G. A. N. . F. L. F. C. App-1r'1tus. Irlck C-I 1 . MI RRII I RY KN Once vlught studying but hgns 'almost lived down the disgrwee. Ioys Quwrtet 3. Glee Lluh 1-2-3-Al.. oothwll 3-1-. Ir'lck. Bwseh-u,ll -4. B-lsketbwll 3-4. MII DIiI'D LUISB 'dnight frolivs misvhinf fun, In these sports she s counted one. Cnlee Lluh 1-4-. nnunnumunn .- li . . 'I . Ea e . Ii. ff h . ' ' F C G A A A A H A ' A 411 I Arg , arf .. . l.1t , I V ,v as . . Fo . L ' 1 ' . 'k . . 1-2-3-4. Baseball 3-4-. IIN H ' . z 86 . f , A 71 . H 5. K I N ' ' . . 2 - .lt 'Z . , 1 it , ,l , K V 1 .. 3 .' . ' ' F . 1 . . . 3 . . 1 44 Y MMI ' , 3 . ., . Y 1201 N Ag 2 IRENIC MELTON To he efficient in zu quiet way, That is my aim throughout each mlm G. A. A. F. C. Bnskc-llmll. EDWIN KRICKUW Growth is not flue only evimlvlwv of lffv Football 4 lluwketlmll 3. Delmte -L 'l'r:u'k 3. l.UCIl.lfI MANSFIICLD She's mild, :mul shy, But oh! how violent! G. A. A. F. C. Music 1-2. Annual Stuff. I..-XURENCIC HOURS I would the gods mantle me po0li4':ll. Glee Club l-2. Bnsketlmll l-2. 'Frau-k 1-2. MAE lll'1I.I.l'1R Her manners engage us, llvr smile is contagious. .Km-:flu-tic ll. W i 12 A fm., BIRDEX A BUSH res '1 11 wlth Il8'll't IINI 1 Sll 1h1t nukes thls b11bble of llfe worth wlule ee Club 3 L Orehestrl G A C, AIIHIII 1 cc 'wenlor Cl 1ss Double Quwfef TOMPKINS AI I ISON No Lllpld 5 d 1rts for me IRLNI' FURNER Shes our clwsmxte 10111 llld true A A M1 Sl P 'XII AI AUSMAN Ilfes '1 yest 1nd 1ll tIllIlf.,S show lt, I thought so ome 'und now I know lt Footh1ll 3 4- BONNIE S'l INI R sume t e t 1t 1 I 1, HM. f Ryf N .- 4 I X' He ' . g'r ' 11 . 4 z . 1ile, . .. GI -1. r 1. . . A. F. '. N. T. C. al St:H'. .' ' 2 : , . it , ' 9, 1 , il F 11 ' 1 I Her friends are manyg her enemies few, ' 71 1 1 V1 1 U . . , , . . . G. . . F. C. 1.90 l-L. . . L 41 4 n .' ' . ,' 5 1 1 ' fs - ' , , ' as z A- . 1 K. . E As: :1 vir ll, i' you l1:11'e ' moi. N. T. C. G. X. A. 1 A ' va 1223 .2 C., ilk CRYSTAL SEVERIN . She hath that quiet and pleasant man- , ner which wins many friends. NED ELFRINK Here we come to one of the best, A loyal booster of C. H. S. Boys' Quarrtet 3. Glee Club 3-4-. Pres. Junior Class. Yell Leader 4-. Editor- in-Chief Cherokean. President Pep Club 44. Cartoonist. RUTH SANBORN E E 4 'I S N 'FEM I l'm sure care's an enemy to life. Basketball 3. Music. S. C. Annual Staff. N. T. C. CHARLES HARTIGAN Charlie doesn't like the girls, He will not make a mashg For when the girls come Hocking 'round, He's sure to make a dash. Football 2-3--L. Basketball 3-4-. MARY SAGE l study in the morning and I study noon and nightg I study during mealtime and beside the midnight light. Glee Club 2-3-4-. G. A. A. Aesthetic D. Assistant Business Manager Annual. Sextette '1-. 2 E : C237 X 4 1113 V 'f'ri'5 l 1 .W Mei. .......... s I 1 5 AGNESEKDAHL UA stHl tongue xuakes a wise hendf' Dec-lam. Glee Club 3-4. G. A. A. PJ. 12 CI. GLADYS WILL A sunny temper gilcls the edge of life's blnckest Cl0lKlSf, G.A.A. F.C. Mumcld. , , RUTH ANDREWS 'Tier cure was never to ofend, And every creature was her friend. G. A. A. Basketball 1-3-4. HAROLDIHCHARDSON 'Tis feared l1e'll die of overworkf' AIJCE PECK I.et's hope tha! her future be as rosy as her cheeks' PJ. 1'. CL Y V ' llllllllllliilllllllllll H' C245 LS: X Y - K R GORDON NIXON Better late than never. Basketball 2-3-Al-. MONA FULLER She always greets you with a smile, And seems so jolly all the while. Hiking Capt. 3. Dem-lnm. 3. Basketball 2. G. A. A. SAMUEL MARTIN Gnd bless the lnnn who invented sleep. Football 4. VVrestling 3-VL. Q25 . SENIOR CLASS HISTORY A gleam of yellow flowers against the black of the earth and immediately I recog- nized it to be the Senior Class of the Cherokee High School. Can it be possible that these were the little grreen seeds, known as the Freshman class, that were planted deep down in old mother education. Yet four long years agro we were both green and seedy. After the showers of perseverance and the warm smiles of the faculty fell upon us, we started to grow in their favor. During our second year our little rootlets held us more secure and even then we sent out small shoots of kindness. Our third year marked the highest point in our social career. At the Flower Fes- tival fJunior-Senior Prom.J we surpassed all other gardens. We had an exceptionally good crop of VVisteria that year. Of course that might be expected because we are such a blooming bunch. After talking' a few minutes with Garden Decorator Ary, he told me that he trimmed the edge of the garden with blue bells and morning: glories so that the fiowers would get to their 8:50 classes on time. He then introduced me to Head Gardener Bates, who showed me the Senior members of the Glee Club in the form of I-Iofwjlly. Next we came to some poppies. Imagine my surprise when I saw Agnes Iikdahl among them, for they were the declamatory contestants. A variety of colors flashed before my eyes and I beheld the orchestra. in the form of Peftunjias. Wlhen I learned that debate was prom- inent among flowers, I was not surprised to find so many .Iack-in-the-Pulpits. VVe then met Gardener Hunter who offered to show me his athletic flowers. The first we came to were ramblers Crosesj. Thank goodness they didn't live up to their name! Next I saw some tangled vines. Gardener Hunter straigzhtened them out, and who could it be but Tub Lamont and Sam Martin-wrestlers. A very large patch of guardfeniaj held a prominent position in the garden. I then discovered the Seniors on the football team-Nutty Callahan, Slim Krekow, Tub Lamont, Ferol Christenson, Mick Ryan, Soup 0'Leary, Chuck Hartigan, Spike Nelson and Buzz Leonard. Some Johnny-Jump-Ups boarded these and I learned that several times the last three change places and together with Crate Peterson, Glen Bierman, make up part ol' this year's basketball team. He also told me that he had a good crop of snowballs which in the athletic world stands for base ball. I noticed that only the stems remained on some of the flowers. On inquiring I discovered that they were Bolliver lJel',oss and Smut Donovan, athletic flowers who had left our school garden. Many of them were sunflowers and I-lead Gardener Bates said the reason for this was because they were so brilliant and always looking upward. One factor I noticed was that there were not many bachelor buttons and Sweet XNilliams. Leap year has its effect, I suppose. Then as in all other classes texceptionally few in oursl are the cactus-the stuck- up flowers. ln the center of the garden was the Yucca Whipplei Ctlur I.ord's Candlej whose torch is held high to let the world know that the flower grarden of '24' is very promising: -Birdeva J. Bush. se 1261 A525 CLASS WILL We the SGIIIOTS of 71-, on tllls Qtll dll of Mm, ln tlle xelr one of ollr 0lIl'll10IDltl0l1, be mg of slfe lllll slne lIlPlltll conclltlon, do Ilerebx SOIK llllllX SWCII' tlllt tlIlS, onlx tllls lnd lliltlllllg' bllt tllls, IS ollr llst Nllll lnd lest llllellt tllllslx lnd llerebx Teflltllljl' IDN blllllllr lrtlcle CIFIVKII Ill! heretofore fue of our flltllre lnd before our wltllesses, we do llllke tlle ftllllllilllg lN'llll?ltll9 t recened bx tlle llelrs ln tlle Slllrlt Ill Vlllllll tlles lre gnen the lllnlors IS IS tlle illWt0lll, vu gl lcllx do wlll lnd bequeltll ollr pl ue lll tlle AQSCIII bly P00111 l tlle SOPIIOIIIOFCS, vse do vllll lml beqlleltll tlle fllllltt s lllkll PSICCIII of tlle cllss of H tlle FFLSIIIIICII, llst bllt not lelst, vue do Wlll lnd bCllllE'ltll ollr sense of responslbllltx I Nezll IXIISIIIIII, do wlll lnd belllleltll IIN loxe for rexotes lnd Sqlllklllg' to PI'Cl1tlSS I I Vl VK I Cleues e Blrdewl Bush lnd Iwlwln Ixrekou, do wlll and belllleltll ollr Mllft lnd let? llkeness to MIPICDTN P lterson lnd Hlflilll Illtlen e M IC Heller lnd Monl Fllller, do vslll lnd lleqllelfll fllr colllplexlons to Bessle Ievl ell lnd lllelllll I rltcll lrd s x xt sc 11 beorgll Qlllk do vull to MISS xbllltf' llls llletllllll of reclllrlng e Prentlss I llllllllt md Ionlpklns Alllson, do wlll lnd beqlleltll ollr Ilorror of lzlrls to the two LIIITIES, Bovxers lnd Sellll ln H xrolml R11 lll.l'ClS0l1, do WIII llllil llelllleltll Ill, slneks nttltnde to Gerry horns I IWICIICC Hobbs, do wlll lllcl beqlleltll Ill, SCPIOIIS slcle of llfe to Alll ll VI llker e Agnes Lkdxlll Bonnle Stlner lllll 'Vllrle She-1, do wlll lnd beqlleltlx onr cllgnlflecl to be te ll ller lctlons to Mlrlon Ixoellne, Mlldrecl Akers lnd VS lnlfrell IOIIIISUD Fue Nelson, do WIII lnd beqlleltll nn sllrpllls credlts to I 1X Hltlle Peterson Iel 1 Atllev, do vslll lnd beqlleltll nn klncl of povsder to Rlltll MOSICF Mllclred Onstlne, do wlll lnd bC1lllCltll nn wlnnlng Sllllle to I ulll Plllner e IJUFOUIX I-lerrck lllll Glen BILFIIIIII, do vslll lnd beqllelth ollr lllgll grules to 'lm person ln need Sl Mlnsfleld, do wlll lllil lliitlllfltll lllx IIIIDIIKIPIKP to M ITN Hlll e Irene 1lII'I16!', Xllce Peck lrelle Melton and Mars Fee do wll IINI lleqlleltll our sllv l0Ill'ltY'N llllIlll9l'S to Ienll lllrllng. Allre Conklln, MIITHIITFI llllforal xml Mzlr gnerzte Issenbllrger Mlldred Cobb, do wlll lnd beqlle ltll nn fondness for Ollt of town boss to II1 lllor I me Cllllmk Hilftlglll, do wlll lnd llmllleltll to Lrnest Bw OIIFC lllj crutches Ferol ClIl'lSIPllS0l'l, do Wlll lllll beqlleltll nn lttltncle for crepe ll lllgllljl' to Iester Cases e, Buck 'slvswell 'md Mlcks Rs ln do vslll lnd beqllelth ollr Clllplt 5flK'0lIlll llrs to Bob OICITX lnd Iolllllly Anderson Mlldred Rfmsnllls, do wlll UNI beqlleltll lllx 1 llllplllg' powers to Grue WWXIIIWD fl -mlnlu mmlml fg 4 A 'V 1:'f1Q: I -.QFD 111154. Q1 3 1 fs- I fe 'TIXX ' ' ' 1 N '. , 1 1 ' 1 . ' 1 ' , , . . -1 . 1, . . 1 . . ' .'1 1 .'1 1 1 ' ' , Q .' .' .' ' 1 1 ,' '.', . . . ,. ,. ' , , . 1 1' .' 1.' - 1 .' 1 , . . 1 , 1 l' ' 1 1 1 ' . In 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 . o be I, . Y.. xi .': To 1 ' 1' 1s ' . 1 ,' 1 1 1 ' ' - 1 'I'1 1' .' ' 1 1 1 ' . .' ' .' '1.. 'L . To 1,.' 1: ' , ' 1 1 .' .' .' ' ' , .' 1 ' 1 1 V' ' ' 1 1' 1 ' 1 ' W , ' '1 .' 1 I ' ' ' 1 1 1 . 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N We, Julia Miller and Ruth Andrews, do will and bequeath our rides to the out-of-town dances to Alice Givens and Ilelen Johnson. I, Myrtle Casey, do will aml bequeath my much-used Whiz Bangr' to Mildred Frink. We, Ruth Melton and Nell McKee, do will and bequeath our curling iron to Magzdaline Heinl and Gertrude Cantine. l, Yester ltaesseler, do will and bequeath my habit of breaking: into other fellows' ro- manees to Don McKee. I, lfffie Adamson, do will and bequeath my love for bookkeeping to Gayle Druyor. I, Genelle VVriaht, do will and bequeath my love for the bookkeeping: teacher to Leone Reckor. We, Henry and Rudy Meyer, do will and bequeath our love for each other to the VI'hitehouses. I, Emma Heinl, do will and bequeath my love for a steady to Margaret McNeil. I, Lillian Johnson, do will and bequeath my diamond to Elizabeth 0'Leary. I, Don Parel, do will to Sparky Seippcl my love for Miss Mann. I, Ned lfllfrink, do will and bequeath my ability of making breaks in front of assembly to Loyd Stewart. VVe, the Crystals, Stevenson and4Severin, do will and bequeath our never tiring of school to Dorothy Love and Mona Leonard. I, Spike Nelson, do will and bequeath to Clarence Casey my exceptional ability of holding: the position as captain of the football team. I, Ruth Sanborn, do will and bequeath to Arleine Curry my love for craekingr guru. I, Knox Montgomery, do will and bequeath my farmer complexion to Karl Sagrness. I, Inez Dushinske, do will and bequeath to Louise Onn my interest in the pfirls' athletic sports. I, Soup O'I.eary, do will and bequeath my ability to argue to Howard Lease. I, Nutty Callahan, do will and bequeath my mekname to Claude Hogan. I, Sam Martin, do will and bequeath my wrestling ability to Lyle VI'ilson. I Gordon Nixon, do will and bequeath my extra year in high school to Vernon Rasmus. We, Dot Steemke, Laurel Rulon, Marcella Alton and Creighton Peterson, do will and be- queath our foursomeness to Spencer Weart, Blanche Powell, Mildred Wright and Lloyd Conley. ln testimony whereof, we do hereby set our signature and seal on this, the tlth day oi' May, nineteen lmndred and twenty four. SENIOR CLASS, Per Ruth Sanborn. 55 , 3 zsy y ,TJ S. '1 4-. 4 QQ 9 f,'4.t'x wb. f ,- f 4 lr, f f 9 Wflllhth f ' CLASS PROPHECY Clinter three figrures dressed in cap and gown. They move slowly and mys- teriously about a steaming eauldron.j Spirit of C. H. S.: NVhen shall this class meet again, In Ptah, Texas or in Maine? Spirit of the Alumni: When their battles are all won, When life's struggles thcy've o'er come. Spirit of the Class of 1924: lt shall be in this old town. Spirit of C. H. S.: In what year? Spirit of the Alumni: . Nineteen hundred forty-one. Spirit of '24-: There to meet with one another. All: Oh, this class, til0y'l'C such a bother, Troubles end, with endless trouble, But their knowledge is twice double. Spirit of the Alumni: Iiere they all eome trooping now, 'l'o their classes' last pow-wow. Spirit of C. H, S.: Have we the power to foretell The future of these students well? All: 'l'hrougzh long: association we are able 'l'o tell their future without chart or table. tSpirits stop in their movement about the cauldron and listen to voices. 'l'he voices are very faint. They decide brew needs more seasoningj. Spirit of C. H. S.: 'Round about the cauldron go, ln the 'ternal note books throw, Mix into this fatal dish Latin and the blest l'1n,1zlish. Spirit of the Alumni: Algebra from the Freshman year, Problems they no longer fear. All: Double, double, toil and trouble, Fire burn and cauldron bubble. Spirit of the Class of '2't: Passes and report cards dear, Red tape by the yard we fear: Piece of crayon, eraser, too, Now we'll have no more to do. Spirit of C. H. S.: Paper wads and notes galore, When in this pot, shall Hy no more. Spirit of the Alumni: Throw in the bell that rinprs the warn- ing, 'l'hat class learning. Spirit of '24-: Bates' rules of order don't forget, VVe're glad their fate for'er is met. Spirit of C. ll. S.: ln the terrifying gravel must go It has always been the pupils' foe, ln the frightful deportment book It has always been a crook. time's here, the time for 1293 Q 7 4 f - N M522 Hy fg Spirit of the Xlumni: Noises fl'0llI the libr'1ry door, Ciused by I111-dless thret or four. For '1 l'll'lI'lll of powerf11l trouble Iet this 'lviflll mixture b11bble. CSpirits continue 'iround 1-'1ul1lron, slowly 'ind mysteriously. Spirit of 24- pick: llp '1 1'ont'1iner from t'1ble 'lllll throws 1ontents into C llllIll'0llJ. Sp'rit of 2-I-: lhrow in pot -ns '1 cooling portion lhe footb'1ll boys' good r1'put'1tion. 'rit of L.. H. '.: Now tll'lt it is coole1l we c'1n s1c i11 its f'11e Ihe time 'ind events 'md even the pl-ice. Spirit of 24- fhewl AllSlIl'lH,1 I'ell 111e spirits l1ow my life sh'1ll begin. Spirit of the Alumni: Your lifes work is 'llT9'llly begun Vi iti frogs yen ll sing., A lug o Rum. Spirit of 74- tF'1ye lNelsonJ: llle iny f'1te by tie st'1rs, Venus, l11piter or 1.,re'1t M'1rs. Spirit of C. H. S.: A life of e-ise -md ioy sublime l1w'1r1l tle s 'i-1l Wllrlll you'll ever llllllh. Spirit of 74 CI ois IVIlCl1'llllj2 Good kind Spirit, tell 111e true My future for who knows but you? Spirit of the Al11n1ni: You in 1'ngl'1n1l '1 stenogrwplier g.re'1t Allfl in 'ill worth-while lll'Ittt'I'S will p'1rti1'ip'1te. Spirit of 74- CI 'lurence Hobbsj: Ah! H'1! Spirits of old, lell me, will I g-lin goldf Spirit of C. H. S.: Xou in 'in old m'1ns home we will find After spending' your life lruingr '1 good time. Spirit of '74 CRuth Andrews llIll'l Mi- ler, Ielu Athey md Mary Feel: Um you in the future see Vihut our life s outcome will bei Spirit of the Alumni: Andrews, Miller, Athey 'ind Pee Illlk for you girls I c'1n see. You will be il10SPl'l by '1n '1rtist g.re'1t lo represent the bewuty of o11r st'1t1. Spirit of 24- fM'llC1lllll OIe'1ry '1nd Dor- otl.y Herrickj: lell us, oh Spirit gre-it ulflt will be o11r f11t11re f'1teI Spirit of C. H. S.: Oleary 'ind Herrick tewchers of '1rt Lyclone d'1ncing.r you will llIl11'lI't. Your pupils m'1ny 'is we 1'1n see, Iefirn how to wiggle 'ind sh'1ke th1 1.12 Spirit of 74- Qthwrles H'1rtig'1nJ: How do you do f'1irest ll'llIlSEl, Cm you 1ny coming life work tellf Spirit of the Alumni: An 'idvisor of the love lorn yilll will b1 An1l in your tr'1vels the worl1l will sec. Spirit of '74 1Mildred R'lSIlllISJZ me sh'1ll I be '1 good 1.' . And lll'l,liC h'1ppy son1e m'1n s lifei S irit of L. H. S.: An old m-iid lecturer you will be, r womens rights you will m'ke ' ple'1. Spirit of '24- cl,0ll'llll Pwrelj: I 'lm 'uixious to le' n Whether Illj living, I VIII c'1rn. Spirit of the Alumni: ou ll dress in wollen grlrments 1ll'lt never s'1w '11 sheep, An1l w'1.lk 'ibout in shoes Ihrough which your toes will peep. Spirit of '24 Cbenellc Vi .i,1.,htl: Wh'1t will I be in ten ye'1rs c'1n you s'1y Will I be VSC'lltlly or working by the 1 ny? S1 irit of L.. H. S.: Y1 11, will try to sing bllt in this wfll ai ll1en,to painting pictures thflt won't bring. 1 sfile. An1 m-irry S1 me m'1n who is only 1 fes . Spirit of 24- CI 11cille M'1nsiieldJ: 1-1ir Spirit tell me of my f'1te, Viill I work fI'0lIl dfiwn till l'1t1? Spirit of the Alumni: You will be -1 le-lder of '1 sewing: circlc of high renown- Lverytime you meet, the he'1v1-nly choir list will be lll'ItCl'l'lllj' c11t 1lown. Spirit of '24- CMerril1 Rjhllllt H'1! Now wh'1t s'1y you In niy life Wll'llf sh'1ll I do? Spirit of Q. H. S.: iou will be ill 'md spend most of your time in bed Suffering from '1 gcrin the doctors 1'1ll Big I-Ie'11l. Spirit of 24- CMil1lre1l Onstinelz I '1111 e'1ger my future to know, llewse tell meadont be so slow. Spirit of the Alumni: You will think things 'ire lJI'C'llilIl V11 , An1l lifes 'ill out of plumb- But you will sure be feeling '1 W hen St'1nley B. sflys come . Spirit of 74- fMOD'l Fullerj: Wise one I 'isk of thee, Vlhut will my true f'1te be? Spirit of C. H. S.: knees. You with '1 circus will tr'1vel , v A 1 1 A 1, 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 ', 1 1 'K 1 1 1 a 1 All 1 S 1 1 1 ' , 1 ' A , 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 .. 1 1 ,, , 1 1 1 1 -1 lell , 1 1 Y rife, 1 I 1 l K I f 1 d . p 1 'I 1 1 . 1 . 1 , - 1 1 Fo 1 Y 11 11 . 1 K , 1 1 1 1 1 , 5 hpl 5 , . . 1 , - 1 ' 1 1 11r 1 I ' V V r 'l l Y! 8 I 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' V 5 1 1 1 X , sy I 4 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 V 'I V Y Y 1 1 , Y I ,X V Y. it Q I 1 5 11 1' ' 1 1 3 Y I 1 L1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . 11 lell ' 1 l 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 7' 1 1 lr 1 1 , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 I , 7 1 1 1 1 1 .o1 1 ' f I ' 1 , 1 ' 'A ,I f K 1 1 'l1re1l of this vou will set 1lown to rest , K , - 1 l 1 ' , , 1 1 1 ' 1 . Y ,h 1 1 . 4 1 1 1 V' 1 , , , Y if L l 1 1 , 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,, 1 1 .1 .1 1 I l 1 I V 1 1 ,, I i r v , : 1 I 1 1 , , Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I ' ' 1 1 1 ' , 1 1 1 1 L 1 1 1 I ' 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 , L' 1. , .1 1 L SS 9, . 1 ' I 1 1, u I 5 . 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' Y x ' , 1 1 9 I 5 I 1 D I 1 I I 1 ' 1 1 3.2 i1 l 1 1 1 l , ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 I A 1 1 gr 1 I ll 'Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . I L H l 1 1 1 1 , 1 I 1 1 ' ' 1 C 1 -I 1 I 1 1 4 K K I 1 5 L , 1 1 , 'Xnd i11 yo11r work will re1el' A tightrope W'llkCl' y'o11 will be VI hose equilibrium is 'llW'Iy'S '1. Spirit of 24- flohn C'1ll'1l1'1nQ: Spirit, here I '1m, e 111y future if you VIII. Spirit of tl1e Al11111ni: Young 111'1n, tl1e :Girls yllll love 'irc f'1r too 111'1ny 'mr f'1te will he to 1ot l1' ' ' But '1s ludge of Iwight Lturt '1t 'o- stei11 You will wi11 success 'md yourself re- tleelll. Spirit of 24- fM'IFj' S'1g.eJ: Oh tell IIIC tr11e, kVl1'lt tl1e future for 111e will do. S1 'rit of C. H. S.: 'I o yllll M'Ifj, d11e honor I bestow, You were tl1e brightest of tl1e cl'1ss I know ' Your future life will in Ll'CIlCi ll be 'Xs successful 'ls school wl1icl1 w'1s witl1- 01 '1 D. S1'rit of I- tliuth S'111horn, Harold Riclmrdson, Mildred Cobb 'lllll How'1rd Swwvellj. Spirit of tl1e Alumni: S'1nl1orn 'md S'1wvell Ritl1'1rdso11 'llltl Cobb ll1is yo11r lifc work you will m'1ke xxllll from the world 11111cl1 f'llllC will t'1ke. Spirit of 24- Qllorothy Steemkej: Spirits of life c'111 yo11 tell '1nd see, 'l'l.t f'1te 's I' den i11 v llllllI'0ll for me? S1 irit of C. H. Sn Youll win pr'1ise '1s '1n 'llg0lJI l te'1cl1e1' 1 resign to 111'1rry' '1 tr'1ve 'n pre lC'llCl'. Spirit of 74- fbeorgin Ll'1rkj: By' yo11r 111'1g'ic. power tell me 1Il6'lSE' Viill I live -1 life of lll6'lSllI'C 'lllll C'lSCl Spirit of tl1e Al11111ni: Frivolous girl 11ow y0ll lIl'ly' l'Ill1ZlI B youll be '1 sl'11e to your be ter 111 f. Spirit of 74- CI, 111111-1 Heinljz Sl1'1ll it be best '1 l111sb'1nd to rule, Or stay single 'ind te'1cl1 school? gl 'rit of C. H. S.: You, my 111erry blue-eyed lllllll, Vi ill be '1 scl1ool m'1 '1111 strict 'md st'1id- 1l1e11 '1fter sever'1l ye'1rs to tome, You'll be '1 te'1cl1er of one. Spirit of 324- CCreigzhton Petersonjz Ple'1se good bpirits, now fortell My f11ture or keep forever still. X. x f:-Ai' X KD . 1- f x , .1 Q F Spirit of tl1e Al1111111i: After mueh C0'IXllIf,, youll win M'1rc for '1 bride, ll1e11 o11 wings of ioy tlIl'0ll1!ll ie youll botl1 ride. Spirit of 24- fGlen BlCl'llI'll1 'llltl IOIIIIJ- kins Allisonjz lell IIS d'1rk WOIIICII, MlI'lt l1'1ve tl1e f'1tes for usf 'rit of Q. H. '.: , lIier111'1n 'ind Allison' cr'1 ty or gruys 'rur f r f' ' ll'lVL lII'0Ilf.lIt fo lII'lIly s'g.l1. ' X'Ill will both with Il c-1r11i1 1l tr'1' l 1 '1 1.re'1t 1' y' , 1rns you will 1111- r'1vel. Spirit of 24- fGl'1rlys VVill l'111rel Rulon Henry Meyers and M'1e Hellerj: Good Spirit c'1n you banish o11r doubt As to l1ow tl1e world will toss us 'lhfilltf Spirit of tl1e 'kllllllllll Rulon 1nd VVill Heller 'md Mytrs, You were '1lw'1ys lofty fiiers' But will Iin'1lly settle down As sober 'ls ll circus clown. Spirit of 14- CNed llfrinkj: me Spirit, YlI'lt t'll9lIt ' ' ? S1 'rit f L. H. S.: ' ll will Ike ' ' ' f'1111o .' singer, ringer. Spirit of 24- lL.ryst'1l Stevenson Myrtli L'lS6y' Lrystnl Severin 'ind Nell Mclieej: lell 11s, ol1 Spirit, SI1'1ll we' be of '1ny kIl0MlI meriti Spirit of tl1e Alumni. Severin, C'1sey, Stevenson Mcliee, Riches for you in tl1e future I see- And your lifes vocwtion Is instructors in v'1rio11s 0iCllII'lil0IIS. Spirit of '24 CBirdev'1 Bush : 1111 in '1 hurry '1nd l1'1ve no time to lost ll - wo j -my toot news? ' 'rit of C. H. S.' . V lII'ln ,UU 'Ire ll00llICI W' Viholl fill your quixering heurt with Kll C'lll. Spirit of 24 fl merson Nelsonj: lell 111e Spirits fl'II'k 'ind old, Vlhut of my future L'I1I be told. Spirit of tl1e Al11111ni: You like tl1e owl will require '1 repu- t'1tion for wisdom, By looking wise 'll tl1e time '1nd '- c'1sion'1lly hooting. Spirit of 24 flrene Meltonjz I desire to know mh'lt tl1e future on Ille will bestow. .1 .Q -NSI f .. 4-4 .AA Al A .. I ' ' , . 1 ' 1 V' l 1 J : . 1 , . . . , . . . , I f Q . .. . . . . , . . . 'I' ll ' '. . . . I K I1 z K r I 1 y 1 I t I l ' 9 X1 . ' 1 .ue .1111 . S111 ' h I . . 1 ' ' 1 . II l . . , . f l l 1 , , , kt .11 .nces . - f rtl1 1 ' . . . 1f Q, ' 4 . . . 1 e , ., . r Xnd . r . II .111 1. ' , . . . . . 1 ' I' Q c 'I , n , Q Y K . Il . . . 1 , , . . 1 1 4 3 . - . . . 1 , Y 1 . A . , , . .1 . , .I . g It . f , ' . . 1 1 '21 S. . ' . 1 Y K YK K I1 ,L 1 C .- 1 lell , . ' . . l1.11e l - .' Il o ' S . .. , ' . . Xo 1111 .1 llzlllle .1s .1 . IIS , . Dance fans always o11 tl1e Joh: Your fame to CZII'lISO,S will he :1 deud . 1 , K , ' 1 ku u S K , I 1 Y W N . , . . 1, V Q 1 1 . . . my K V I x K Y 1 I a VI I . . 1 Ilfl th, L. ' . L' 1 1 ' tl ' , ' C 1 1 . ' ' , 1 . 1 t 1 x 1 1 1 ' , t , B1t . . . l1 1: . . 1 . . J 1 s, 1 w 1 x . .. . . . . . , . ' ' . , Tell 1e, .1111 I rthy of . r I V r Q K K K i V . bpl .' . , . . , A 1.1 e . ' . I to ed, llt ' . . ' t ' ' ' I I . . 'L 'J . .' ' 'I . . . . . . . ' 1 . . . . . Tl . . ' 1 , , ' . . . 1 I K I K K 5 I . . . . ' ' rl - . oc . . . . . - 1. . . . . . . . ,pg I f31 -ff J? Slnrit of LL Il. S.: Slnrit of '24 Clnez llushinskejz You will hecome a makcr of dress, Things go round and I do too, itnd ywuir hushaiuVs sealus niust press. 'Ped ine uiy future true. Spirit of '24 tSamuel Martin and Rudolph Spirit of the Alumni: Mwfrsiz 4 An athlete of great distinction, Yi,1Se0nf'- we Mk thee, Of Ulympic medals you'll have some Vi hat shall our future be? collection- Symirit tif time iklliulni: , . . , V. I ' Science will so take up your mind, bpggt gfjit iiMfu'H'1,I'e?qi'NU' That no time you'll have for woman- IQ. fi,l1'E,gn 2.12165 'smell' men nhlme, kiniL ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Spirit of '24 CKnox Montgomeryj: Sliifit of C- H- S-2 U g Qu Sui,-it' 1 ,uu hold to usk, You as an orator will win greut famc, lu whut rule will 1 be Cust? And. make the world ring with your spirit of c. H. s.: fm m e' On life's rough road so full of rocks, Spirit of '24 tRuth Melton and Irene You'll make it smooth with little Turnerj: knocks. XVe are anxious hxlearn Spirit uf 724. QAHCC peuky: If our hopes you'll confirm. Tell me mv future so I will have rest, Spirit of the Aluuuuz Vi ill I be like all the rest? A lumpy future 1 See for you, Spidt of the Aluluni: 'Phe reward of aH gids good and truc A widow you will be, You shall each be a good wife, But there is still home for thee. And make wretched some man's life. Spirit of '24 CGordon Nixonjz Spirit uf 724' cpluwiu K,-ekuwj, Tell me when I am through, Vvhuty cuu you 'ny future tell, What in this world I can do. 0, is this u greilt sell? Spirit of C. H. S.: uurit of C H q , You Wm follow at profession' klYou will lDl tCtit'e sign writinil' But never catch up with it' And make :your naiue as big as you Spirit of '24 CBonnie Stiner, EHie Adam- Ween. son and Marie Sheaj: 1 . I . Tell us our fixture as you it see, blflflt of 2? fffgnes Ekdnhli' VVe cannot imagine what it will be. :ell HIC ?lp1r1:t::Vliunt0ld Spirit of the Alumni: 'cave no lm' I ' Acconhng hminylogk Spidtci the Ahuunu The day is coming when You, like the postage stamp, You'll he making' love VVill show your sterling worth, 'Fo iudtaHon luen. By sUcking Hke a dunqy Spirit of '2-l- Cl'rentiss Lamontj: AS Yml go round HHS earth' Seer, prophetess or witch, All Spirits: VVill I be a man poor or rich? The Class of 19241 Spirit of C- H. S.: Has done as well as those before: Sturdy uuu uuuf,-uid, If those who come after do asgwell, You'll he extremely useful as a Jack N0 dlshonm' about them We wlll ten' of all trade. -Emma Mae Heinl. 4321 -L2 X' fvtgr, ,,- f-ff V ,-L , fc!! ,.,A Z..- ,4 ,-f .ff Z Y! K, 5, f . 43 X 2' Z A, tr. -.... lof- - ,-X17 ,I-11. fi- ,YA 2 1.-.. g s Z 133 . ok H55 '62, KN ,v H HmmTHm Ig pianrmnttratttnunttunnzmnuxmgs 4. r 7 E Top Row Seippel, Walker, Cleavcs, Wright, Willbrant., Frank. Lee, Leeds. Middle Row- Druyor, Onn, Mundy, Ware, Dewar, Heinowski. Marsh, Arnold, Rector. Bottom Row -Cantinc. Whitehouse, Applcyard, Walker, Peterson, McKee, Korns, Watts. El Top Row--McCulIa, Stewart, Anderson, McKee, Casey. Wilson. Cobb. Middle Row Akers, Ross, Ekdahl, Heinl, Koehne, McNeal, Wuyman, Yarinlrton. Rohde. Bottom Row Chiles, Yarimzton, Johnson, Johnson, Toman, llz11'ling,5, Love, Carrington, Love. Q EY' TFVE xi 1 1 341 Q .J Q V ,,,- , Top Rowiweart. Cleaves, Arnold, Helin. Smith. Bovey. Riley. Middle Row-Westphal. Mackindoe. Leonard. Whitehouse. Palmer, McClain. Bottom Row-Sleezer. Hatch. Moiser, Weeks. Frmk, Glasson. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Well, the old ear is shifted into intermediate. NVhen we entered old C. II. S. as Freshmen we had her going: in reverse half the time, and the other half it wasn't going: at aH. Sonic of the Spark Idugs were dhiy and it pulnped od lnudy. 'Fhen the Iiead Meehanie Bates, with his squad of assistant meehanies, taught us how to drive and operate the old ear tour privileges and restrietionsj. It was a year hefore we shoved her into low, and at that we left the brakes on and some of the passengers got out and went to the ear behind. hdeehanh' Bates had a hard thne permuuhng those uduv went to the other ear to eonie baek,zdthough they aH returned at the ludf-year perhut 'Phe shiH into intermediate was made easier hy former experienees, althou,Lrh several of the eogrs stuek alul uwuihl not shift. hir. Ikates is trying his hest to repair thein, althfungh inmhea- tions are that it is almost an impossible feat. Now, that we are running smoothly in internlediate, 111 teH ywiu solnething alurut this wwniderful elass of 1925. Vi'ell do I remember my first day as a Freshman. Vi'e were herded into the assembly and on every hand wise eraeks hy wise guys eould he heard. In the speeeh given to us ahout our small numbers and 'tsmall size, we were razzed plenty. There were upper elassmen who were very solieitous about our welfare and willingly showed us to our elass rooms--invariahly the wrongr room-and then after our embarrassment they would eome around and beg our pardon, saying' they read wrongrly. XVe found out the next year that it was very easy to misinterpret writing: especially if it is a Freshman's assiiznment card. The memhers of our elass dearly loved I.atin the first yearg in faet, they possessed so mueh atfeetion for it that long hours after sehool were spent studying' that hehned mdjeet ddie stlulents in this elass of '25 :ire all mi exeepthrnal that it uwulhl he lnifair to mention one without mentioning all of them. Uf course there are a few exeeptions among: them, as Kenneth Leeds, he Knows llis Oil ahout Chemistry. .Xml then the seintillating: mathematics stars are Esther and l.ila Whitehouse. They eau tell you twelve times twelve B one hundred forhvfour and notlud an eyehwh. In this wondrous elass of '25 there are memhers of the Owl Cluh, although we generahy eoneede that organizathvn to the cdass of '21, hidrhwwl Paink says she wwndd rather live ten erowded minutes than ten years of commonplace existenee. Aeeording: to that she eould make Methusalah seem like an infant. If the entire elass were put on a seahzthey wuudd weigh hve tons,inehuHng,1H eourse,the twenty odd pounds of rouge Cniore orlessj used dady hy the gids of thiscdass So staruls the tale of the class of '25. Pio elass will ever rival the faine of LX Il. S. --JanumSnHHL 4357 IInnuu1mnnnmununnuumuun1munnumunmmeunmunuuunn1mnnnnmunmuuInmnnnmeunnmnnmmmnmummnu nnnnmm1nun1ummmm-mnnmn-um ffiiki., v f2::P+' 5523 ,f W f .fm Y 5 . 5 ' 4357 fi !XxxxX fffshn guage 4. var' ? 3 N' ,lf A5- V -L Q3 Qaoho Q O Q U, 5 'xxx n QQ? 1' t 46 fs 1 43? i D 5 Q 8 5-1-9 5 fucufy Ei! rfjyify w Q Af? W E ll Q D ,MM 'fp 5 mg' M . X.-.N 4 ,f'ilS.f V r 'if wg! ' A ll ilk: q unrmizmnnummxmnuruiun Q- A ,N - - 2 LV Q Top Row --Seaman. Swanson, Miller, Simons, Morgan, Meyer, Dailey. Middle Row- Hull, Mummorl, Shove, Bowers, Saterly, Paulson, Adamson. Love. Bottom Row Priir-hard, Jewell, Cobb, Halford, Colby, Barnes, Loc, M.ulv:mey. S Top Row Lamont, Paschcl, Akcson, Clow, Allison, Isenberixer, Casey, Rice. Middle Row-Powell, Turnlund, Haley, Urban. Peterson. Perrin, Bowers. Sapxness. Bottom Row--Stahl. Powell, Turner, Johnsnn, Mime, Sleemko, Given, Krout. mKHlUIELIIIHIDIIIUIHHUIIUHHHIIIJIHIIDIl!lUiHmlHlimT1mUmIl JH JE F 1mmH' ' 1,381 i C. . 1- s 0 'GS-1 9 52545 Z3 f 3 I' is NZYTEQ lmn' 5 I 5 5 i 5 , Q 5 S i 3 5 Q Top Row---Hicks, Smith, Byoure. Conley, 0'Leary, Bloomberg. f Middle Row--fBowkcr, llarr. Ware. 'I'rig'gs, Steward, Lent. ir Bottom Row -Bird, Conklin. Sutton. Hayward. Swanson, Nelson, . w , SOPHOMORE CLASS HISFORY llear Ye! llear Ye! llear Ye! The gates of the Sophomore class history of 1926 are now open. Xl'ell, all of our green spots are ruhhed oH' and now we can go ahout the 7' huilding assured that the highly educated Juniors and Seniors won't try their jokes ou us. E Talk ahout lacing: represented in athletic-sg in our ,Qrceuest stage Clfresluncnj we had B ' live men taking: part in state meets last year, and this year we have three men. Last year we got one third, and this year we got one first and one third. Also we had a large nuinher of letter men. lVe are even hetter this year, showing that our class means progress! Not only do we hoost for the boys hecause we have a big' right to talk oi' the line representation that is made hy the grirls in their athletic activities. Close to the night of I'lallowe'en, we showed the Freshmen with the Sopliie-Fresliie party, what it meant to go to a real party. The party was talked of and was a huge 5 success, showing that the Sophoinores are made of real old pep--that which makes the world go 'round. Of course we are praised Qfew exceptionsj hy the teachers for our merited ahility, and often we see the jealousy of the other classes when they look upon our line represeutation in all activities. ln 1926 when we leave this high school we hope lo have surpassed all other classes. - fC'harles Scanlan. E 1 nuunnnauummumunmmIuImnnumuuuuunummnmmmumun1muun-uumum--mn E A la ff L ...................................................................................................................................................... .. ... tl C391 , 11- E: 9 I W 5 'KZ' .. U off. 1407 N i Y 152 I az, N950 5666 2 3 6' , 7 I 4 ' r I E m.Q.Q,.2L5E 'lf H. 'fi rg E i x 5WHERE T0 GO , M jlndnwn get new fiffgdi A 5 5-4 E gi 'Q. J 5 ui vff' QJIQW 2 A fm ,J H5623 2 i E g 41y P' ,XM 1113! 9 4. 4 116 7 1... ,. ' 1-3 '57 :tw E UmmXmmmHI ,u ' 11111171 9 A Tun Row -Mummert, Johnson. Flivkenger, Dewar. Shea, Ferris, Heinl, McLaughlin, Swanson Middle Row- Swanson, Fairoloth, Montgomery, Fritz, Spence, Tatroe, Hubbard, Lucia. Kline linttom Row- Curry, Johnson, Hahn, Ogfrvn, Hobbs. Phipps, Hollisler, Hill, McNeil. Tnp Row--Brockway, Porter, Fuhrman. Bowker. Lutzcn, Martin, Bovey, Palmer. Middle Row-Fell, Turnlund, Johnson, Koontz. O'Leary, Korns. Rutlnm Row Mvllzulv, Pzillcrsnn, Bloomlworir, Michnm, Svnmnn, Slnhl, MOSOS, Hull, mml IIIIIIIXITIIITIEYIITTX1 HlUTiYl,'l'l'l1I'lIIlflIIIII 1I111lII'il1HIlTllIl1I1HlK111l1ll1lHlITlYH11lI'JI'l A 1421 4 HSI-' 9 E ik, jk 'ia 54' it F3 Top Row-Dunn, Johnson. Mummert. Herrick. Anderson, Anderson, Gross, Johnson, Crippen. Middle Rowe-Hogan, Perrin. Willbrant, Nordstrom, Wright, Burgess, Anderson. Paschel, Severin. Bottom Row-'Nelson, Elfrink, Corringxton, Eley, Meacham, Mosier, Crippen. Shea, Isenberncr. I Vl'e, the l927 graduate elass to be, are now green, awkward, ,Lrawkingr Freshmen, and we 'do not know our l s and Q's, hnt soon will or we shall never graduate, as l ' means Polite tl'erfeetj, Q means Quiek to Learn. C'l'his is a mistakeb. i NVQ had been at one thne the brightest elass hi Iineoln,:ind thinight ourselves very E big, but eonipared to the Seniors, Junior and Sophoniores, we seein small and amount to Q1 very little tif anything at alll. E We were not out of physical aetivities entirely, being: represented in wrestling' by f N ,. H , . E Climax lerrin. H The Sophoniores grave ns a party and we enjoyed ourselves very nineh. NVe were divnled into three seethmns, Ure Pininikins, Hie tJm1s,zn1d the Ilats. 1Wie lhinipkins played together so did the Owls and Bats. This was preceded by a play given by the Sophonmres. Ianha'in the year the ilniduathig Ldass of U1927u chnihnshed a HtHe beeanse mane of the fntnre grradnates quit thinking: l have had enongrh sehool! Now we are getting: older and are learning' the ways of C. ll. S., but are still a bit ureen,lvnt nwnt tdl next year ndien ive re-enter only as fnlblhwlged Saqmhtniniresl V -Garry Korns. ..... ... .... ......... .......................... ....... . ................................ . . ................... . . ................................ ....... ........ F 1431 f X 0 N' 1 , 94 it fxXX .z A 1 -H fix ,zg .......... 5 5 A MAPLE TREE IN AUTUMN What artist paints your foilage glad and bright? The gorgeous golden sunset put to shame. An Indian warrior ready for the fight, With your bright colors would gain instant fame. Your brilliant hues reflected on the ground, Its presence even occupies the air A W And stain the trees and bushes gathered 'round The tree nymph sums its evening gown to wear. But when the hazy autumn around, And wind has tuned to highest C his eyre Your leaves a sacrifice to warm the ground Their glory fades upon the funeral pyre. 3 Oh, that I might like you in time depart Before sad sorrow e'er can reach my heart. -Dorothy Herrick. E I ' DESERTED HOUSE Deserted House, still standing by the road Bereft of all that thou hast sheltered here, What pity that those who once here abode With thee, have left the home they held so dear. What thinklst thou, desolate house, in loneliness, What wouldlst thou want if wishes could come true? No you e'er dream of days of happiness That now are past, of loving hands you knew, Of children clamb'ring o'er you, from the roof Down to the cellar, and of gleaming light And laughter once, while now you stand aloof ? What mingled joy and sorrow and delight You must have seen. Oh, House! What could you te If you could break the magic, silent, spell. Q -Marcella Alton. 2 4441 -A 147 ki f?A QW A .-. fi I . 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A A on Leonard Bycnre Callahan Ryan Simons Nelson OLQHIV Casey Lamont Kxekow Chrastenson FOOTBALI Sl: ASON lhe season ot 10715 hus becn the best season that C H S h1s ex er experlencecl smce the Stlte Championship Ielm of 1011, xlthougrh thear great record vs I9 nrarred bv one detett, th at bemg 'mt the h mds of the Storna I 1ke mggrcgltlon 1he Cherokee teams h me lost onlx three games rn the lmst four QCIFS Xt the openang' of the season 54- asparmts responded to the c all of Co tches Hunter xncl Storms Ihe C H S scrubs were the llghtest bunch thxt Cherokee hfns had for long, time but thex made up for then' lack of vseaght an Ilght vuhlch IS clrlrlcterlstlc f ll C H S n It vs IS the scrubs th'1t were wlled upon to tlke ill the rbaase frona the first string: men lhex ure the LIIOIIDIIIQ' block of the football team, and thev m'a Ie the flrst team vala at lt turned out to be Ihe schedule for thns xenr h as been one of thc hardest lf not the hardest, III the l1lSt01', of Cherokec lxera f.,lIllC vs IS a stuff battle from whistle to whistle lhe 1973 tema h IS undoubtedlv put Cherokee on thc schol astlc football m ap of Iovsa Cherokee Ihgh opened nts football season September 39, uxtth a decaslse uctors over the lighter 'md less experienced I uarens te lm bs th sc-ore of 33 3 the WlSlt0I'S scor mg a field k1cl1 ln the lust half lhe Cherokee forwards opened large holes ln the oppos mg line, allowing. their backs to plunge the llne and skirt the ends at Vtlll IHI SIOUX I All S GNMF Ihe Inch ans next yournr-s ed to Sxoux P alls vshere thex trlumphecl ower the Vtoodmen by the score of 111 to I lhe South D lkotans being. of the best of thcar state Cherokec expected and recen ed one of the larrdest b1ttles of the xewr Ihe Cherokee mterferencc was perfect vahlch v1 as responsible for long guns lround the ends Phe forward wxll ripped large holes m the opposing lme md hrst downs were xlwass mlde through thls route Ihe Cherokee goml llne was new er threltened clurangr the second half IHB SHLI DON GAMI Ihe locals won an eass vnctory on the mornlng of October 13, oxer the Sheldon eleven by the count of .30 0 I'he gune wls dexold of lm sensxtmnal plavmg, the b'1ll being ln the vlsltors terratorx most of the tune 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 '.1 1 1 ' 1 1 -1 1 1 V I 1 1 . 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No sympathy is offered to thc E team and the Chcrokeans are glad to give the Storm Lake eleven the honor of outfiprhtingr f and outplayingr the Cherokee eleven. The game was cleanly played and the fighter Q emerged the victor. -5 TI'Il'l RUCK R.Xl'lDS GAME 'Z The locals partly rcdccmcd themselves hy defeating: thc ltock ltapids crew, 27 to tl. The weather was unfavorable for a large crowd and a good game. Snow made the handling' of the hall difficult and fumbles frequently marred thc gramc. THE SPIRIT I..'Ylil'l G.-XMIQ The Dickinson County elcvcn came to Cherokee with thc idca of' defeating thc Cherokee elcven at least 28 points. Cherokee was expecting: a stiff hattle. The first quarter the hall see-sawed hack and forth on the gridiron, neither team having the ad- f vantagrc. Cherokee scored a touchdown in each of thc last thrcc periods and Spirit Lake Q also scored a touchdown in the final period, making: thc score 20-fi. E 3 'l'l'll'l IVlll.F0ltll G.'XlVll'l Milford's light and shifty team came to Chcrokec dctcrmincd to lcavc with thc vic- tory. The locals' weight, experience and fight heat the Milford eleven hy thc score of 5 21 to 0, Cherokce's counters heing thrcc touelulowns and a safety. Bcrprin, quartcrhack S for Milford, was the star for the visitors. 5 Tllli FORT DOIJGIC GAME The Indians journeyed to Fort Dodge very much over-confident. Thc Fort Dodge 2 elcvcn surprised the Cherokee eleven hy a great comchack and the two tcams hattlcd 5 hack and forth for all hut the last two minutes of the gramc. Cherokee taking: the hall on the 50-yard line hy two long: passes from whcrc thc hall was, smashed over for the countcr. The game ended fi-0 in favor of the lndians. Tlflli l.l'1 MARS GAME The annual gridiron classic of thc season was played on the l.eMars field. For this E game the l.eMars mentors called thrcc veterans to the game and l.eMars was primed 5 for a hattlc which was to end in their favor. The Cherokeans entered the game with 2 the spirit and determination which wins football games. After the first quarter there 5 was little doubt as to which team was superior, the Cherokeans having everything their E own way. The final score was 25 to 7. This is the worst defeat LeMars had ever hcen 5 handed hy Cherokee on their own field. 2 ' t47J L. mmm is lyfqg v n.Q42 Elfw Q w ,f I 5 5 5 5 2 C48 K 9 .X- AQ76' V H554 f 'tiff fix , - Y ..,4 . ,, Y Y Wi W i 1 L . '- - ,:'.,.b EV 1 If l W COACII liOl3l'lli'l' llUN'l'l'IR 'l'he Man NVho VVorks, Gets liesults. 1'ilVll'IltSON Nl'll.SUNSCaptain Moose played his last fa f ' C ,L me oi Il. S. this year. When I say played I mean he fought from start to finish. Moose, or Spike, was a consistent plaver and held his herth as right tackle against the best of theln. Moose has heen picked as taekle on several all-state teams and has been given honorable mention hy several papers. Spike weighs about 175 pounds in his stocking feet: and fast, a reindeer hasn't am' ehanee. Moose was our long distance pass getter, and he could sure pick 'ein out of space. U. ll. S. will Certainly loose a good man about the middle of May. CLAR HNCIC C.-X SICYW- Center Casey , playing' his first year at center. turned out lo he an adept and accurate passer. A good blocker on the oH'ense ami used his hands well on the defense, and mixed in every play in the eenter of the line. Casey undoubtedly will he the mainstay of the line next year. He was elected captain at the hanryuet. MARVIN I.l'i0NAlilJ-limi, llalflmck Pick is the boy with the dofrgred fight and determination. He started the year out playing at left end, but due to injuries to a member of the squad, he was shifted to halt' where he proved his worth. Pick seems to fit in any place on the team and always does his part when called upon. Nineteen twenty-three was I,eonard's last year. 449i 4 2,. ki.. - IQ Q liz? Q kg! 15 lx 2 E i 1 2 il l F ll : ll 5 E x ' 2 Z s 1 5 x ' x E 1 1 Q Q 1 l L 1 x l x JUIIN C.XI,I,4XllANA-lizxlflxawli Km-lly posscssvs :xll of Clwrokvx-'s c'lx:xx':xc'teristim's of light :xml clctvrxxxixizxlion. Ili' E haxs plxxyvxl thc he-st g::xxm- :xt hzxlfhsxck this yt-xxx' of xxll his yvxxrs on lhc Clxcrokcc' clvvvlx , :xml is om- of thc hvst hawks in Northwest Iowxx. Kelly will hc grozxtly xxxissccl in 192-lx. 1 l'lltUI, CHRlS'l'l'lNSON4l'1xxxl Clxristc-xxsoxx xlolxm-cl :x Ulxvrokvv foothsxll sxxit xlctvrlxxixxvcl to win xx lwrtlx oxx thc tc-axxxx. Ilv fought hxxrxl :xml xlxxrixxg the lzxst of thc svzxsoxx his wish waxs grraxixtvll wlxcxx hm- plxxyvxl thc lzxst thrvc or foxlx' grzxlxxvs of thc svxxson. He is xx good xxxxxn on thc llvfcxisv. .ICDW I N K R li Ki 7 Wf-'l':xc'klv Slim , plsxyixxgx his first your for Clxcrokve lligrh :xt tha- taxvklc position, provcxl to he ax grrvxxt powvr hoth on the oH'e-xxsv zxml clefcnsc. llc- wzxs ax haxrcl nxaxn lo paxss :xml hx- clcligrlxtval in smaxslxixxg into thu opposing: cml. Slim grxximwl his xxizxjority in thc nxixlcllv of thc scxxson :xml so cmlcd his foothzxll Cxxrccr in higrh school. E MAI.CUI,M 1VI,1'LXliY-H-Gixxxul 7 Soup is xxnollwr of Clxorokvm-'s lightcrs. llc is hig: :xml fsxst :xml hzxs provvfl xx worlll of gooxl on irxlvx'fvi'x'm'c. llc- is xx good nxzxxx on tho ollvixsv :xml zx hvzxx' on thc ch'- fcxxsc. We I'l',lIl'Cl thxxt this is his lust ycxxr. S i i'xx1f:s'1'1ss l,.XMON'l'ff Gxxsxrcl E l'1'l'xxt wxxs om- ot' thc xxxaxin cogrs in thx- foothxxll Ill5li'lllIll'. llc is big zxml powvrfxxl Pj axml ixxsxclv xi gre-:xt ixxxxn for ixxtc-x'fx-rc-xicv. llv nevvr fzxilvxl to take his nxaxn out on thx' Q offense :xml he lxxxvlu-ml up thc lim' in gm-:xt shxxpc on thc xlvfcnsc. Fruit gI'illl1liltC'S 'f this year. lx f 1 V f5'.?3i'1 V 1124 aw' W Ai Q, , , J. 1, K2 E I 1 I 4 I I I I I A I t , I I I I I I 1 I I . .p I'lItNI'IS'I' ISYOVRI'l-Fullhaek I t'Iiiek was a seeoud .lohn 'I'honias on smasliing the line. Ile has the spirit of never 5 grive up and he would rather leave a game on a streteher than lose the flillltl' Ile is f'lst . . .. and a good man on both otfense and defense. Cl1ieIi has two more years and should develop into the best fullhaek in the state. 5 IVIILU WILSON-Tackle Milo performed ereditahly in the Iirst of the season when ealled upon to play. In the middle ot' the season he took Krekow's plaee and handled it well. Ile is a good lnan 3 and should he a big faetor on a winning: teaiu in 19241-. 1 2 5 CII,XItl.l'lS lI.XIt'I'lU.XN- Ilalflmek 1 lied has grit and light. Ile started playing' at the halfhaek position the Iirst ot ' the year. In the middle of the season he was shifted to quarter. This' ' U' ' sctnud to lu his I jinx for in his first game at quarter his ankle was hroken. Ile was retired for the rest ot the season and also his high sehool football eareer. lVll'IltltlI.I. RYAN'-V Quarter E Miek is another one of the tightin If Irish. l'l:ivin-r his first year at Quarter, he 5 ! L 1 P' . . I : I proved to he a elever handler of the team on the oflense. Ile is Ing: and tast YVIIICII made E S hiiu adept in running: the ends or plunging: the line. Ile was an aeeurate passer and many 2 of his masses aeeounted for winnin f fumes. I- I- s i 2 CIIIXItl.l'IS Sl'l.XfVlUN-'- l uIlhaek z I I , Chuek , the diminutive seeond string fullhaek possesses a world ot' light and grit 5 Ile has done some fine line plungring' and defensive work this year. t'lulek has two more years and should prove a. real asset in '2-It and '25. g', I f51 hi-,f.lLm1lllmmm '-I bmi'-' 4 ,fi-lf., 5 -l 1' 'bl GSW l ls? XY! 1- V ,Y E l,l'lS'l'l'Ili L'.XSl'1Yfl'l1lll l,l's was il ol-w lllilll :lt thc' QIHIIH' this yl'2ll', Ill- clvvvlopcll into il foirly good cnll :lllcl lllslyvll wvll Vl'lN'llK'Ylxl' t'iIll0tl upon. Ill' hos two more f'l'Nl'S illltl Sltlllllll lllillii' :l fltltltl vllll lly thot illllt'. LOYIJ C0Nl,l'lY-V --lint! CUllll'y was lHlllClit'illllll'tl :lt the first of thc yi'tll', lllli lllzlllllgc-ml to jIl't into il fl-w QIJIIIIUS lwforv tht' vlosv of tht' SOJIHUII. CUl1lPy is falst llllll il Kll'lt'l'lllllH'il player Flllfl llals two X't ll'9 lllolw' ill wllivh to prow- lllIll'il'lf whit-ll wc orc oll saltistil-ll that hc will tlo. 'l. ., NIARK SIMONS---Iillll 'l'0c'tll Ill2lj'Cll his lirst jiilllll' for L'llvl'olil'v :lt thx' right llllll position. llc' is il ligrlltvr from stzlrt to finish. llc is Il grooll l'll:ll'g,:l-r on thc- oth-llsl' Illlfl illVV2lyS turns thc- llefensivv llzlvks ill on tllv tzlvklv. lll' is :ln zlgr,L!rc'ssiv0 lYl2ly0l' :lllcl il ,yroocl talcklf-r. M4l!'k has two lllUI't' ycllrs of high school footllllll :lllll sllolllcl llc il powllr to his tclllll in '2-t-. Sl'l'1Nt'l'IltWl'1.Xli'l' fQllGlI'tt'l'lHll'li UflIN'lli'l'-Y wus tl sl-voml strillgr IIllill'll'l'lNll'li Jlllll wlls ll grooll, mll-pl-llll:lhlv lllalll. lla' lll'l'fUl'llN'Kl wt-ll NX'lH'lll'Yl'l' l-:lllcll upon hy CUill'll lllllll0l'. S1N'Ill'l' ll2l5 Zll1lDllIl'l' Xl-:lr :lllll hllllllltl lltilll il l'l'j1lIlill' ln-rtll on tht' il'2llll llvxt ywlr. IIICIIAIKIJ CI,l'1.'XYliS Ilolfllall-k lJil'l-: pl'ol'c-ll his IllCl'll this yvllr hy Iillingr :llly of thc llall-li-lit-Ill positions wllcllcvcl l':lll4-cl upon. gl .ur 1523 If-t 1 'ASI xv . K l 5.2 THh BASKI- TBAIL SEASON OF 1924 lhe Lherokee quintet played -1 schedule of ten jl llI16'S, winning six 'll1fl losing four. 'l he SC'lS0l1'S record w-1s S0lllCWl1'lt lowered bet-'luse of sickness 'md ineligibility. ll1e first g-une of tl1e se'1son w-1s -1 pr'1ctice g'une with Quimby, but they h'1d been plug ing for some time 'ind h'1d '1 good funn. lhe Indifnns finwlly pulled through with tl1e l'1rge and of '1 13-10 score. ll1e next game w-is with L,orrection1'lle. ll ey I 'id '1 f-1st 'ind clever tf lllI -1nd it w' s the locnls fight that en-ibled tllflll to down tl1e L.o1'rectionville boys by '1 score of ' I-lI'. lh'1t s'1me week tl1e Buen-1 Yist'1 Lollege seconds c-une to exhibit their skill. 11 college bo5s possessed plenty of beef 'ind l1'lll '1 lot of b'1sketb'1ll experience, but offered '1 lrnrml b'1ttle. lhe Cherokee quintet emerged the victor. lhe seore being lt'-l'3. Ihe next gwme W'lS pl-15 ed with Fort Dodge o11 the Dodger floor. Fort Dodge ll'lll ll veter'1n five -1nd their long p-xssing 'itt-:ck h'1ft'led the f,llCI'0k9'lflS. Score, 30-18. lhe following lllCSKl'lj' tl1e lndiwns journeyed to I.eM'1rs wl1ere they met their sec- ond defe'1t, P4--15. lhe locals seemed st-1le 'ind the leM'1rs boys took tl1e '1dv'1nt-1ge by jumping into the le-1d -md keeping it throughout tl1e eontest, - lhe Sutherland five w-is fast, but the defense of tl1e Indi'1ns w'1s too much. 1l1e Fonda quintet delivered tl1e loe'1ls their third defe'1t of tl1e year, 12 to 4. Lrip- pled by the loss of three reguI'1rs, tl1e boys were no Ill'ltCll for Itondu, but they went down fightng. 1l1e next defeat w'1s ut tl1e h'1uds of 'Storm I'1ke. 'l he Bemvers h'1d tl1e best te'nn in tl1e history of tl1e school 'lllll their short pwssing -1tt-iek 'lllll l'1ek of defense on tl1e p'1rt of Cherokee resulted in -1 98 to 14 score. 'lhe Cleghorn five clune to Lherokee determined to bring home tI1e b'1eon. ll1e g-ime w'1s f'1st 'md h-1rd fought -1nd w-ls 'lnybody s g-une to tl1e finish, tl1e Indians winning, 24--21. lhe fin'1l game of the schedule w'1s witl1 I.eM-1rs. lhe fI'llllC w'1s tl1e fastest seen on the loe'1l fioor for some time -ind the p'1ssfng '1tt'1ck 'und defense of the Cherokee five wus almost perfect. lI1e 1L'llll9 w'1s -1 lI'l1'tl fought b'1ttle 'md tl1e four point le'1d th'1t the loc-lls took in the first qu'1rter was held to the finish, for '1 '41 to 20 score. layer I eonurd l eterson Wenrt H'lFtlg'll1 Nelson INDIN IDUAI. 91 ORV9 l osition Guard Forw 'lrd Forww Lenttr hu '1 rd I icld Goals Fouls lot'1l l Lv 11 1111 111111111 y X1 l f 1 1 1 1 1 1 I l W 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 I K ,K n 4 l K 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I K K I ' ' Y I 1 I t K ' ' 1 ' ' '1 ' ' 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 ' ' f 1 ' ' 1 2 I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 'l'l 1 Y A 1 K I I I i 1 A 1 I l Y ' x D 1 1 1 l I I V Y t 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 K ' , 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Sutherland came for the next 0'illllC :ind thev were defeated bv the score of 17 to 14-. 25 s v 1 1 K. 1 K 1 I h 1 1 . 1 1 V K 'v I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 'I I I 1 K Y! K 'A K K D S 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 K I I . 1 V 7 I V rl K K K r K l 1 K '1 ' 1 '1 1 L1 ' Av v x N 'lx Il 1 1' 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 21 7 4-7 D '1 17 l- 38 1 4 1 rd 15 3 33 1 1 ' ' l'i 2 LS 1' ' 1 7 -In Ib F - , -- 1521 1 x 0 :Sli 4.- ,:.Q,,f v HE' vggf' , Q rw E vs .i. nu--mm 1 A 44 A ' X 'W p l it E 'linr 1 2 r 5 l f l f ' , ' i l 5 ' rv 'Wi I 5 1 i i 5 CllAltI,I'1S ll:XIt'l'lG,'XN-4t'enter Q Red filled the center position quite satisfaetorily. He is a good passer, a hard 2 lighter and a dead shot beneath the hasket. lied has played his lirst and last year ol' high sehool basketball. 1 l'lMl'lltSUN Nl'1l.SONfGnarrl Spike played standing guard and he seldom let a man get around hiin for an open shot. lle eould always he depended in getting: the ball from the opponents' territory. He 2 is an aeeurate passer and a lighter. Spike grraduates in '21-. MAR VIN l,litJNARD---Guard Buzz played a hard, steady game throughout the entire sehedule and eonld always he depended on for three or four goals. Buzz is an aeearate passer, and good on hoth 2 long: and short shots. Leonard grradnates in '2-L. L'ltl'llGll'l'0N l'li'l'l'lllSlJN-----Forward : Pete , playing' his first year of haskethall, was a great asset to the tealn. He is a 5 great little fighter, an aeeurate passer and fast on the floor, which is an ideal eonihination E for a basketball man. lle was seeond high seorer on the squad. Pete will he lost by graduation. - -m -u mmmrmu H, Umnzrmnnmllri -U.-.................... l-14? l V 1 3 2 a 2 : : E : i I I 5 5 s I 0 1912. v ll 65 Mfg' ,--4 xyf Q X.l1 9- l .N - jx Q mi S PICNC lilt VI' ICA RT- Fo rw a ral Spenee played a eonsistent game throughout the season. Ile is speedy anal is a 5 groocl passer whieh makes him a yrooil man to work the hall clown the floor. Ile is cleail 2 on long: shots. Spenee has another year to play. 5 S l.l.UYD S'l'l'lW.Xlt'l'---lforwarxl Cal playeml his first haskethall this year. lle is a fighter, a good passer and a good shot and was always really to give his hest when eallerl on to play. Cal has another year. i 1 Y GLEIN BIRICM.-lNfForwar1l g Q Hier is another nian who playeil his first year of haskethall, Ile has an exeeptionu I ally good eye for the hasket and was always really to iight 'ein when eallecl npon. Hier I graduates this year. v 3 RICII.-XRD CI.EAVNS'-wGnaril 2 Dick is another inexperieneed player, but he more than niacle np for this with his 5 fl 5 'grht anal ability to stiek. Ile takes eare of the opposing forwards in fine shape anal gels 2 E the hall. Dick has another year anal he shonhl nlake an exeelleni grnarcl. 25 M 455J A V 1 1 es Ei T liz? . Y 'A . sf - - Top Row-Nelson. Krekow. Assistant Coach Winters. Hartigan. 0'Leary, Coach Hunter. Middle Row--DeLosrs. Braley. Ryan, Grey, Scott. Simcns. Peterson. Bottom Rowe Farr. Stewart. THE BASEBALL SEASON OF 1923 The hasehall season was a glorious success, the Indians winning six out of eight games and also carrying: oft' the honors at the Ames Tournament, which grave them the title of State Champs. ln response to Coach llunter's call eighteen men donned uniform and determined lo make a baseball team. Max Gray, veteran hackstop, was chosen leader, and a capable leader he was. After two weeks of hard practice the Indians were ready to start on the warpath. The result of the season's games are as follows: Cherokee, 95 Correctionville, 3. Cherokee, 23 I.:-Mars, 3 tat l.cMarsj. Cherokee, 22g Alta. 5 Cat Altaj. Cherokee, 84 Storm l.ake, 3 tat Storm Cherokee, 3g Storm Lake, 2. Lakej. Cherokee, 13g Alta, 1. Cherokee, 24 l.eMars, 4. Cherokee, 10: Correctionville, 1 Cat Cor- rcctionvillej. AMES TOUltNAMl'1N'l' Due to the success of the year's work the locals entered the Iowa State Tournalnent held at Ames, May fl-th and 5th. The team was ranked in the tournament as fair, but this View did not dishearten them, it only made them more determined to come through. C. ll. S. feels proud of their nine because it was only a group of nine iigrlltingc men that could go up against such teams and come out the victor. The final QIHIIIC with Story City hrought out the real spirit of fight, that is so characteristic in all Cherokee sports. The reward for winning the tournament was a large lnanncr inscribed, State Cham- pionship of 1923, and a dozen gold plated baseballs that were presented to the following: men: Gray, Scott, Braley, Nelson, Peterson, Krekow, O'l.m-ary, Ryan, Del,oss, Harligan, Simons and Farr. 'l'OL'RNAMl'lN'l' SCORES Cherokee ,,,,...,....., 7 Albion ................ 5 Cherokee ...,,. ,..,, 1 -1- Coin ,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,, 10 Cherokee ,............. 9 Dows .................. li Cherokee ...... ..... 7 Story City ...,,,,,,, ti Cherokee ...,.,,,....., Sl Clt'l'lll0llt ............ 6 l'l'lHSONNl'll, Max Gray-Catcher-Captain. Merrill Ryan--Outlield. John Scott-Pitcher. Hoy DeI.oss-Outiield, Third Base. lidwin'KR-low-First Base. linierson Nelson, Outtield. Creighton Peterson--Second Base. Cyril Farritlutlield. Malcolm O'I,eary---Third Base, Outfield. Mark Simons+l'itcher, Second llasc. Clitlord Bralcy'-Shortstop. Charles llartigan- - Outfield. t56l A , 2 blandiny Perrin, McLaughlin, Heinl. Coach Hunter. Seaman. Paulson. Perrin. Sitting Conley, Mnrtin. Casey, Lamont, Byoure, Weldon. lHl' WRIJ SFLINC' SI ASON OI 1924 1'silin,4 1'.' ' ' i1'1n '1111 1111 '111111111' iero ce '1 ll i1s. A thc close ll t111 foot 1'1l Sk'lS0ll s11'1'r'1l 11f l'1st j'k ll'S gr1 1p11l1-rs turned to tl11 Il1'lt sport 'lllll under IC 11: '1 ' : - '- 1 '11 11 1s A 111 11' 'f' . lron 1 1'1r1 wor' '1111 ' isistcni t1 ' ' ,. ' s ' - ' ' 'illlllllri' '11'1' . llc bes t6'lIllS in 1 .' ' 1- 1'1 ' s' '1' '1 '1s o1111o111'11ts 'llltl by 1l1'f1 1ti11g4 SUIIIC of tl11s1-' t9'llllS H112 fellows i'11'11 1 1s',. 1 I '.- to1'f1 1 ' 1111l 1' s1'11 ' gr: ' , I' i .': 'fsf L '1 s' ' ' -' , 5 poi ' 1- 1 ' ' ' '15 .1 : 1 l.1'Mz11's, il11- lo1'nl grzipplers win11i 1' o -. 'l'l11' r1's11 s w-rc ns fol ows: I11111:-11111 lost by f'1ll ......,. Perrin won by fnll ...,.,, 1 son w11n by 'il ' l1t'y VVUII -' ': ....... .' 'llllilll YVOII by '- ....l ., . C -I 1 1 . . 11 'I .' .'I , -. . ' I1 mnson lost by llt'1'lS' Il .....,.... -rr' .' Q 1l1'1'is' ............. . lnnlson lost by 1l1'1'isi11n .,.,.....,.. 7 I1 1-1' won by lll'l'lSl ....,,...... . 'illlli s 11' 1 .,.., . ..... l't'SllllS 1 F 5 21- 1 1 5 2. C5 . class l 1. 1' z ss . 1-lass . cl: ss l . 1'lz ss -.:. liyourc w11n by 1le1'ision ........,.,, 1-1-5 lb,1-1135 nrtin won by ' .....,,..,..,,,,,.,. 158Il1,1-lass .illlliillt won by for e' ,,,,,,,,,,,, l75ll1, 1-11 S5 sry ' h' '1 in I11-:11'y11'ci 1' 1 ss , f. N.. .1 .1 Dm ,.. . . y N. '1' ' ' 23 .'11l ows: l .1'zs.s .1'l' Ss l .1'lz ss l .class .1'l: HS 11111 ' -1 1 ' -.'1 - 1111- 'illlll' ' 'k - '. ' 1' resn s w1-rv ns fol 11 C. Perrin forfeited .................... . lb. class l 1l1llS0l1 wrx-stl1-11 to 1l1'1111' .,.,.,., F ll .1- ' ss ', errin 1' 1 I' 'z ..............,. 115 ll1. 1' ' as .'1111r1- lost 8' '11 .,.,.,,,,, ,,,,, - J' ,1-lg 55 M'lFtll1 won by '1 ............ .illlllillt w111 .' 1l1'1'isi11n ...,,,.,,,,. . 1. 1'l' . s .'1 I11-1 '-'1 ig:1 :1 ' . -18 ll1. 1'l1 us ' js 11'y ' rv lll1'I 1- .CALLIM 6 11f'vw111 A' 1- 1 Coney won l1y de is'11n ,.,,. . ,,,,., -. .1--1511 By1111re lo:-at by decision ............ l-t5ll1.1'l' .s No l11 11'y11'1'ig.rl1i llllllfll. ffst v f'1'1a74,A ll! U ' 'J 7 Q l S E 2 I 5 i 2 2 I Z I . ., 5 f 2 ' 1- r 3 I 2 2 l fd 1 C 9 111 'I l.1s g:.111111l .1 I 1 tl ll . 1. Cl k .tllft ' t f ' ' l. l '. ' . . . ' . ' . , . il ini l1g1 of Lllillll l-l1111l1r,tl11 V1 l1 . lug 1 111tl1gr .nt l1.1l 'l'1 gl l. l lx . l 1111 1lll1lI1 ' tl11 11.1111 V1.1 lll1lKll into .1 V1 1 111. line 1 t . tll' , st.1l 1 ll 1l1 t1 l. ,. . 1 ' . '. 1'1l ' 1 i1111 io Si.1l1- 111 ' tll1l lllbl llhlllltlll .1t 111114. .lllll 1l1 1nrtl1 111.111- Nl1ll 11 rin l.1ll 1 1111 nls 1l111 on, 7 1111111 . f111f11t nis E S 5 'll1 lll 1t1l1 of tl11 Wk 1r 11 is l1t'ltl 111tl1 llNll1'1 nl 115, g .ht 'i lt 1 l . l . 01ll1 1 1051 l1s M f.1ll 1 Pllll t ll 11 lb I f it 1 , Lo l l11 t1ll 1 .1ll1 1 1.1 111111 l11 t1ll prlit lu 80. t.1ll 135 l1 1 ll1 lust l1o1111 llllllll ol H11 Nl ll V118 111ll1 ll11 111 .Ill 1111 lg.1 llhllllllli ll s l1111ls losngl 1110 II11 1 ll IN 4 l E . 1l 111 05 l1 l1 - B1 l11 1 ll lhlb 1 l'1 111 lost l11 11111 10 lb .ns . full I' ns ' 115 l1 1 I 1b1 l1'ill .1s 5 L11 l 1111 15 l1 X1 111 11 Il Ill llll Q S1 Ill lot l full 13 lb is 5 2 S lol , v1l1o l1.1l 1111 .1ll si1t1 11, 1 to l11.1t ll11 l1111 , bni ll 1111' 1 1l l1.11 , 1011 'lI1 lt l 11s Qlvl Il' E 95 ' 1 1 5ll1 l. 2 ' 101 1 l.1s ,pq i L1 1' 1111 b1 till l.1s . 5 5 w ,B 1571 n su f N 4.33 kllfi' .f if f, -ff. if 2 A 44 ff A34 .rc f' 'X 13 'g Boone, the state champs of 1923, came determined to shut the Cherokee team out, Q but they did not succeed, the boys gatlierinpr 1915 to l3oone's SNA. The results were as 2 follows: I C. Perrin forfeited ..........,.,.,..... 9511, class Byoure lost by decision ......,...., 14-5 lb. class . Paulson lost by decision ............ 105 lb class Martin lost by decision ....,,......., 158 lb. class G. Perrin wrestled to draw ...... 115 lb. class Lamount won by decision ........ 175 lb. class 5 Conley won by decision ...,,,.,.... 125 lb. class Casey lost by fall in heavyweight class 2 Seaman won by decision ...,..,.,. 135 lb. class E I 5 2 The last match on thc schedule was with the l.eMars team, the locals again winning, E 3 19-5. The results were as follows: g S Cherokee forfeited ................,.., 95 lb. class Byonre won by decision ..........,. 14-5 lb. class Q i C. Perrin won by decision .,...... 105 lb. class Martin won by decision .......,.... 158lb. class . Q G, Perrin won by fall ..............,. 115lb. class Lamont won by decision ,,........ 175 lb. class 5 2 Conley won by decision ............ 125 lb. class Casey won by decision, heavyweight class 2 Q Seaman won by decision.. .......... 135 lb. class 5 E AMESTUURNAMENT 1 For their season's reward Coach Hunter took four men, Conley, Seaman, G. Perrin r and Martin, to Ames to participate in the State Wrestling Tourney. The best teams E in the state were entered and to place meant quite an honor. The Cherokee four-man 5 team took fourth place. ' Chuck Seaman won first place in the 135-lb. class by defeating Moe, of Fort Dodge. G. Perrin won third place in the 115-lb. class by defeating a Marshalltown man in consolation match. Conley won fourth place in the 125-lb. class by defeating' an Iowa Falls man in consolation match. Sam Martin, in the 158-lb. class, was eliminated in the second round by Erickson, of Boone. 1 ' CHNROKEE'FOURNAMENT 2 March 14-th and 15th, Coach Hunter invited nine teams of Northwest Iowa to par- ticipate in a tournament, but owing to the weather and other late season conditions, only two visiting teams, I.eMars and Carrol, entered the tournament. Cherokee won first place with 4-6 points, I..eMars second with 20 points, and Carrol 1 third with 3 points. Gold medals were presented to winners of first place and silver medals to winners ' of second place. Results of final matches: , Carley, of I.eMars, won decision over Mc-Cary, of Carroll, in 95-lb. class. 5 Paulson, of Cherokee, won decision over C. Perrin, of Cherokee, in 105-lb. class. - G. Perrin, of Cherokee, won fall over McLaughlin, of Cherokee, in 115-lb. class. Conley, of Cherokee, won fall over Singer, of I.eMars, in 125-lb. class. E 5 Seaman, of Cherokee, won decision over VVatson, of I.eMars, in 135-lb. class. ' f Byoure, of Cherokee, won decision over Wendt, of LeMars, in 14.5-lb. class. 2 Martin, of Cherokee, won fall over Edwards, of I.eMars, in 158-lb. class. Q Lamont, of Cherokee, won fall over VVoods, of LeMars, in 175-lb. class. g Casey, of Cherokee, won fall over Fredlund, of I.eMars, in heavyweight class. E 1581 0 5558-, D fjrqo 5-.7 '-W I: QR? A ' N ,h li Y if - P3 I I TRACK SEASON Ol 1923 I Thc iirsl cvcnl of thc 1923 track scason was thc lnicr-Class Mi-ci which was hclil in May. 'l'hc rivalry on thc cinzlcr palh has always hccn hotly conlcslcml hctwccn thc classcs, and aftcr a month's lmrrl work, thc aspirants were rcamly to show thcir skill. l'hc Juniors proved thcir superiority hy winning' hy a wimlc mar- gin. 'l'hc winncrs placcil first in cvcry cvcnf cxccpi thc 100-yarml clash, hroacl jump anal mils- rclay, in which thc Scniors won points for scc- - ond placc. 'l'hc mcn who showcml up wcll in thc mccl wcrc: llngcr in Q 100 anal 220-yard clashes, and broad jump: Nclson in shot put, iliscus throw anml high jump: U'I.cary in 100 anrl -Mil-yarfl clashcs: IVlcl'ulla in half-milc: Byourc in 100-yarml mlashg XVilliam McCulla in 'l-'Ml-yurml 55 clash: Slanoshcck in 220-yarrl slash, and Boll 0'l.cary in loo-yarcl dash. 'l'hc ncxl cvcnt was :1 mlual lnccf with llolsicin which lhc locals ,. won. 'l'hc mccl was fairly fast and a good crowcl allcnalcrl, Fivc mcn. l'ng:cr, iVlcL'ulla, Nelson, 0'l.cary anal Iirclcow, won thcir lcltcrs in this mcct hy winning il first place. ' The Shclclon Invitation Mcct was hclil thc following: wcck anil iivc mcn rcprcscniccl thc school. Unger was thc only man placing, winning lirst in the 220-yarcl clash and second in the 100-yard clash. Jlulgring' from lhc pcrformance of thc allovc mcn anml with an :ilnnuluncc of new mahfrizul on hanfl, thc prospccls for 1921. look hrigrhi. 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They are: The Girls' Glee Clnb, Orchestra and the Sextette. Our attention is first ealled to the Girls' Glee Cluh. There are thirty-one members, ehosen for their voiee quality. The songs that they sinp: require delicate singringr and sensitive interpretation. The next is the Orchestra, which eonsists of eleven memhers. They have met regularly for rehearsals eaeh week. Music was furnished hy them for the .lunior Orpheum Cirenit, given hy the Juniors, Mareh Il, 1924. Individuals of the Orchestra have furnished mnsie for the high school assemblies at different times. The Girls' Sextette was organized at the beginning: of the year. The following six girls make np the Sextette: Genelle XVright, Mary Sage, Birdeva Bush, Rosalie Trigrprs, Ruth Melton and Marion Koehne. This popular organization appeared in the assembly at Christmas time. o 1m . 1649 4 4:56, P-56 as 4 1 If: ',, x V . 1 1, V f :N 'tyf' 3 r 9+ t ' f d ll! 3 . ORCHESTRA 9 u Top Row -Smrncs, Watts. GritTeth, Bovey, Johns-1 mn. Dunn. Bottom Row- Hciul. Kcohnu, Burgess, Sohnrr, Colby, Bush. LASS OF LIMERICK TOWN Um' of tht' inost iinportalnt :intl intvrc-sting: fc-:iturvs of tht- yt-:ir's work in tlu- music- . 1 - tll'llill'tllll'llt wus Lass of l,inu'ric'k 'l'own. A ronuuitir Ftllllli' 0lll'l I, Wl'llll'll Aintl l'UlII , post-ml hy Arthur A. Penn, in two .u'ts. 'lhc following: is an synopsis ot' thc story: Sir Chzirlvs NVortliing:ton haul proinist-tl his olml frivncl, llonorun lVlt'Coy, when tlu' lnttc-r lay clyinpr. that his son, Poincroy, shoulcl inurry Mc'l'oy's cluugrlitcr, liosv, wlu-n thc' son shouhl roinc of sign-. llc iw-gziiwlvcl this proniisv us s:u'rm-ml, :intl wus fullv clvtcriniiu'tl thut his son should curry it out. ,Xny ohjv:-tions thc son niigrht lrxrv cntt-rt'niiu-ml to :his 1 a l . Jll'l'iIlllIl'llll'llt wt-rc rvntlorctl futile- owing to thc fact that shortlx' lwforc tht- -u-tion ol' 1 tht' opt-ru lwvgrins, Rosa- McCoy, :is thc- vlclrr of two in-ivcs, haul lwrn lm-ft quitm- 'I fortuiu- hy an rirh unvlv in .'Xllll'l'li'il. liosv has :1 cousin, lim-tty. 'l'lu' two livt- togrctlu-r in llc-ttr's hirthpl:u'v, liinu-rirk Town, unilvr tht- gruzircliztnsliip of .lutlgc ll oolvy. lloth girls wt-rr horn on thc saunv mluy-A-tlw twunty-fourth of Many, l872g lvut liosi- is 'i frw hours tha- vltlvr, :uul thus inhvrits thc rirh .'Xllll'l'li'1tll unc'lc s nionvy, whilt hut hvr looks. ' Betty is le-ft with nothing: Tho Captain ronu-s of ugrv :tml is sc-nt hy his fntlu-r to l.inu-rick to win tlu- lruul 'uul 1 1 lu-nrt of Host-. llc has svvn nritlu-r of thc cousins, but has :i strong: scnsc of tluty. llc'- sulrs, his faintly ncvmls the nioncy. llc has lu-:irll of siniilnr situ inincs lu' will lu- snuirt 1-nougrh to nicvt this our. Host' lu' inotivvs to he inorv iiic-rm-iuiry than uinorons, :intl she :irrmigcs :ations lwforv, :Intl clvtvr- rsrlf strongly suspi-rts his llwrvforc to rli'imrv pl'u'vs with B1-tty, thinking thus to tramp thc young otl'im-or hy instking him woo thc wrong.: girl :intl thus showingr up the hollownvss of his :llc-L-tion. llut thc ' his sllrrwclncss, has quite nuulv up his niiml vrv he urr' ' ' Captain, who pruh-s hnnsvll on . tus in linirrick, th'it this is iust cxuctly what thu cousins will clo. Thus vvvr one of th? vousins JlIllN'tll'S to lu' thc- girl without f . 1 . . . hc uppcurs on thc' svvnc clc't0x'lnim'4l to woo which uncls. llv, tlivwfort-, zlfltlrrssrs i '1. t65l ...Annum-,.'-:nn...m1.'nn1uu '-- ,nuixmrg C lst C 1 f lns ittentions to Rose fm lsqueridlng is Bettxj much to her astonishment, although from the moment of his lrrn il the L lptun litlllllt fills in love quite hopelessly with the re tl Betty, who is now ippirentls Lhlrles to his son, ind the contents iccuses lnm of merely seeking the really lns oblect he h icl better lose meaning, of course, Betty ie wins Betty His rc il att lchmcnt to h uc changcd pl lces with one mother, md when this is broug.,ht to his recollection by the Rose md rich Rose gets hold of a letter from Sir so enrlge bel th xt she sc-orns the Captain's advances, money ml not the maid, -and says that if that be no time in trying his fortune with her cousin Bose Liptun delighted takes her advice and eventually her his m tde lnm forgret his suspicions that the girls c scox erx th it Betty is m pluuer he is in despnn md vsonclers how he can ever marry her in flce of Ins fnthers opposition Presently, Sir Qhwrles 'ind his wife arrive with a nounce the Llptun ind umnech itelx prepare to return home in high dudgzeon. A sort of delcllock ensues It is unexpectedlv broken by the sudden arrival of an elderly gentlem in who sus he is 1 fra Q Hicks, in eccentric New England retired farmer. By quotations from his dnrw, which he h is kept religiously for sixty years, and by means of 1 verv mgrenious twist winch constitutes the surprising' -ind delightful climax of the story, Mr Hicks prowes conclusively that it IS Betty, and not Rose, who is the elder of the cousins, md therefore hclress to the Americln uncles fortune. Thus all ends sat- isfnctorlly, Ind eyen Rose finds consolntlon in the 'arms of her hitherto unsuccessful sultor, lustm 0 Flvnn I ASS OI' I IMI RICK I'0Vl N Sir Lhirles Vlorthlngton fun I nghsh Squire Iaclw Vtorthlngton fhls vufej . Liptnn Pomeroy Vtortlnngton ftheir sony ......,.. . Bent Mccoy fL,ous.ns, Vi 'mrds of the Judgej Rose Mc-Coy ......Spenc'er VVeart .,....,.Rosalie Trigzgrs ............Ned Elfrink ..,..Genelle VVright ...,...,Agznes Ekdahl . Iucige Hooley fthe fZll'l!'Cll'll'!l ...,..............,........... ................ I Donald Cobb Iustin O Fly nn fan 'irmorous attorneyj. ...... Mrs. 0 Flynn fhis motherj ..,..............,.....,......,,.. E Evra Q. Hicks fan elderly Yankee farmer! ....,.. 2 Pat fan inn-keeperj .....,.,..................................... Mike fan ostlerl ..................., s Mr. Smith fthe cofmclnnanb ,...... : Molly ffl waitressl ................... Mr. Partingzton fthe hutlcrj .,.........,.........,...,.....,.....,..............,,...,... Creighton Peterson ......Marion Koehne ........l'rentiss Cleaves ........VV21yne Dailey .,........Merrill Ryan ......Harriet Ekdahl ........Ric'hard Cleaves . ........ Glen Bierman Chorus of villagers, guests, men servants etc. Act I-Uutsiclc the Kinp: s Head' Inn, I imerick, Ireland. fA week elwpsesj Act II-lhe lfntrance Hall of Iudge Hooley s Home, I,imerick. lime--Farly .,ummer in the ye-rr 1990. I - Caffe' v 5:54 v2 ffzmxflr-21' W fbi 2 ' ' .' 23 . 2 ' 2.' uf ' 2 ' 1 ' v1 '1 1' 1 u 1 v 1 .2 j 2 2 j . 2 ' . W 1 'v 1 I 1 1 2 2 2 .' ' l' ' ' 5 2 c 2 2 - ' ' 2 'l'l It 2' , ' 2 ' 2' ' '2 2 2 ' 22 2 ' 2 ' ' - 2 ' 2' 2 2 f lf. ' 2 . .'2 sp, .'2 2 ' ' 2 ', 2 '.' ' . 2' j 2 ' 2 2 retinue of servants, and both are amazed and angry at the turn of affairs. They de- : wp 1 I 4 I '1 ' 2 2 2 2 2 W 2 U' V 2 '2, ' 'lu . 2 2 ' 2 Iv ' ' '1 'l n I- ' K ks K my 1 'n K4 v x u . V 7 I ' I V ' - . 2 , -' .' ' '2 ' '. 2 ' ' j 2 ' ' ' ' ' 2. ' ' 2 1 . . , 2 2 , . 2. - S' T 2 2' ' ' 2 11 I S ' ....... E I , v - -A ,- 5 1 - . 2 2 1 . , , 2 S ' . 2 2 1 , V I I K 2 1 A I 1 t 2 2 Y K K nd K ' K . 2 2 2 2 , , 22 2 2 2 . 2 2 2. 2 . 2 'I Al . I K l' ' reel 5,22 SL 4-AX 1X-M ANNUAL BOARD limlilor-ill-Q'l1icf ...... Neil A. lilfrink LxSSlSfIlIlt limlitox'-ill-C'lliuf . . Lois BllCllillll Business LIEIIIIIQCI' xxSSlHt2,lIlt busim-ss Lucilc Munsiicld Crystal Stc'vvn:,on l'lI11C1'SOI1 Nelson Glen Bicrxnnn Donald Pawel Marie Shen M illlilgk' 1' . . Cll'Clg'lllf0ll Pctvrson . . Mary Sago S'l'A1 1 M li M li 1-I RS liirmlm-vu Bush llorotlly HL-rrick G1-m'llc W'l'ig'llt Ruth Sunlmorn limma Hn-inl Ruth Ml-lion BOARD ADVISORS Lois Munn NL-wcll M vfomlvs me 1671 . ,ti ,5' V Qt nyf 'ESE j 9 S E3 E EI l DECLAMATION E lD1t.XMA'l'lL' fi Milllillll X ..,.....,.,.,........,...... ..... .,........,...... , , 'l'lw Ilauwc of Kumlnsl ,,....,.... ,,...........,... ....,.. ,..,.,. M The Dawn of an 'Youiorrow .......,.....,,.,.......,.....,. ........ . IIUIVIUROUS if Tho ,icllicvcliwlits of ,igzltlizl .........,,.,. ....,.. ..,.... E Nnugrlity Z1-ll ......,. ,,....,..,.,,,,......, ..... ln an Pullnmn l,l'lNSl!lQ' Room .,.,,,,,....,,Y,,,,,,.. .... , ' OlR,X'l'UltlC.Xl, .X Vision of War ,...,,.,.....,.. ...................,. . The 'Priumplm of tlw ll1illYllllIHl ...,,.,,.,..... ., ,... 1 1 The lmpe-eu-lmlcnl of Warren Ilznstingrs ,,,,., , 9 Iiowurxl lmaxsc won first in 01'ntoriL'a1l, Milclrcml Frinl: won ...xf,l'lil'S likmluiil zigrrlzllvlic licinl Milclrccl Powell llnrrict Ekclzllml ,iMilclrckl Frink ,mltutli Mivliaim .,Clll'Stl'l' lfvrris uliowurxl Lvnsz' ...HJZIIIICS Smitlx first in lmmolo I Agrnvs likclnlil first in cll'zlm:1tic'. All tlw zlspirzuits workccl cliligrcntly umlvr the suur vision of Miss Lois Munn, who spanrml no 1-fiorts to mukv tlwir work Il sllccvss. lhe 1 n tiwitillitt-i wvnt to Aurvlin to tzllce part in thc' sub-clis:tl'ic't Contest, wlwrc Agrnc. lla won first, Mildred Frink second in her class, :xml Ilowzircl IA-use sc voml in luis class Agzncq likmlulil went to lfonclu where slim' vntc-rc-ml the district contveat, winning: svvoncl plum tiern DlN m71TmIm 1681 7 'Sfxxx 1'1fQ,f' , l .4l'Ef 1111 r 1 . 2 1QS'11w1xf- DEBATE DEB KIT IFAMS Affn matn e Negatn e lvlllldlll 'NICC ullx C aptam 1 dwxn Ixrekow Cxptfun C1 ul Druxor Henu LILBCI 'Shldred Onstlne Howard Lcasc IXIIOHILI actnltx has been xddcd to the ones enjos ed bw the students of ou1 sehool After 1 lapse of four xears C H S IS strnxng to gam recog nltlon m the held of forward ende u or lhue IH 1 glorious past to bulld on but the future hes Ill the support of the school lo lllltld.tC the work a cl zss rn fundamentals w as opened 1n Decembex, where a fust COIltlllgGllt of foulteen sought to dlscos Cl latent abllltw IC usual weedlng out process resulted Ill exght contest xnts for honors ln the try exception ln the at'hrInatne lhe sublject of Restriction of lIl1llllg'I'd.tl0Il, as selected b5 the State Board, was taken wlth a rush after wadmg through countless records, 01311110119 and statlstlcs, the teams: nnmerged w 1th a few stragghng ldeas 'md proceeded to w hlp some unto 111 ar umentatne form At tlns wrltlng onlx one delute has serw ed to trs their mettle a dual wxth Alta w hlch our teams w on Ihe lCIl111ll llI'lg contests are a dual wxth SIOUX Falls and a tuangul rr w 1th I eltlars and Sheldon At tlns tnne lt IS well to gne recogmtzon to the students who have sup ported and worked so hard that Cherokee nught hate a debate team of credit lhew are among the unsung heroea but the work that they do will leave lts xmprmt on them fox mam ve 1rs IXext X ears wlth I ease, Druvor and McCulla back Ill school plus the wealth of materlal that onlx has to be developed Cherokee Hlgh School should not trke 1 hxek se xt un more than she haq Ill former sears X . WB L I 1 1 L YY 4 71 1 ,1 ,1 .k1q'..'p 111' ' 1q1.'3 12 v 7 A I Y I ' l ' 1 v ' vc nl 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 ' y' 1 t L1 1 1 : . 1.1 1 ' v y 1 I- - 1 - h 1 I 1 1 1 V 1 - N ' - v . V. v In . - 1 1 1 1 . 1 , f. 1 s . 1 1 4 . . . 1 . , 1 . . . 1 1. 1 1 1 ' 1. '. i 4. . i. 'V . . In v 1 l 1 v l 4 3 I 1 V1 ' l I I , 1 , . 1 1 V A1 1 1 1 ' - 1,1 1 ' ' - 1.-I I- I1 ' 1- outs Januarv 25. From this trvout the above teams were licked with tho 1 . . 9 Y . . X I 1. . Y YI 1 ' ll I I 1 I o . s !! I I Y ' 1' 'I 1' . 1 ' D 1,'1' 1,' 1 l 'I Y I V1 5 . 1 1 gl' 1 ' v 5 .K Y . I Y A 2 ,1 ,v V Y l l 1 Y. v . 1 1 'V i t . l . ' ' V. I 1' ' ' 'l' Z 'D 1 A 1' ' . - 1 1 ls 1 1 ' K ' 1 y ' 1 1 . . 1 1 . . 1 1 . . U I A, w L - - . U, t 2 T 4. 0. . I, .- A b. I . . ll 5 is ' ' ' 'V 1' , 'V .' : 2 z ' .' z a .' .' . ' 1 1, . .1 1 . .......1...1..11..1111111 111.1111.11111.1.111.1.. 1 S 1 1691 1 Wfki.. ,ffief 9 T? 1 5 ,1 f lx v. f fx N- v Inunumuuumuunnuuunnunmuunnmumnnmummun um-uunnn n mmmmmmnu -n 1 mmnnmumnuuum-nu ummmumumuumu nnmuumnmmmnumuunuuunnunnunummumn1nlnuuunmunumnu 4703 'V-l ' .e , f- - .I --W - +I, mm-- THE FRIENDSHIP CIRCLIL Q , ur llle Y. VI . C. A. girls club in IJ 6-244 is known by the name Ihe Ifrienu- ship Cirele. lhis name was chosen because the members ire endeaworing to promote a more ffeneral fellowship among school frirls of high school age, and to raise the standards of the intimaeies of its members who earrv out its principals in their daily life. lhe club is composed of -ill gills in the upper three classes wishing to join. also those Ireshmen girls who do not already belong to a Y organi- vation. Ihe response to the invitations to ioin have been so gratifying to the piomoters that they felt it worth while to expend their time and energy in its welfare. Under the efficient supervision of Miss litterington and the excellent leadership of Ruth Nlelton the president the club has safely passed the au- olescence to m-ituritv assured th-it its popularity is deserved and that it has those qualities insuring 1 lonfr and prosperous existence and an unriyaled placa. in the hearts of its mtmba rs. -Grace H-xvward. NORMAI TRAINING CLUB Ihe girls of the Normal lraininfr Depaitmeut, under the supervision of Miss Sherrard, organized a Normal 'l raining Club. Ihe purpose of this club was to bring a closer relationship of the girls of the department and to study' and work together on things that would benefit the department. Ihe officers as eleeted by the members are: Agnes Iikdahl, presidentg Marion Koehne. vice presidentj Ruth Sanborn, scretary, and Flora Dewar. treasurer. Sponsors were chosen by the members. lhey are Miss Sherrard and Miss Rueppel. Committees were appointed by the club to provide en- tertainments. Our first -utivity was a picnic held 'xt lourists Park. Every- body had a fine time. The club enjoyed a St. Patrick's party in the gymnasium. Iiach girl brought a guest and the party proved to be a success. The club intends to have a tea for the girls' mothers and also a picnic before school closes. . The Normal Training has proved successful and has been a help to all the girls. XI f Q. , . I .H w j , f . wi 'I nlfr ,, ,KX I wv I ... A 1 I u I I-mum.-III 4 +I P II Z s 2 I 1 vi 1 v I I I , , ' ' ' .II . II ' I I I I I I v : I I X I I I I I I I rv rs i r h l x I 2 ' S I I I .. 3 I I I I I I I I I I II II I I I I I , I ,I I I I I I I I I . 1 I I I I I I I I u 5 x I x x I l i 3 1 x Y I L A . I I , I 1 I I .I I I I I I I I I I L I I I I. I I rs I I I I I I I I I I li YY 5 . 25 I 'I I I 'I I I I I I I II I I II I I I I 2 1711 FRESHMEN C IRL RESERVE CLUB lhe I reshmen Girl Reserve Club proved a wonderful success thls wear is we have manzged to do something no other club of thls organization has done before We have held such enthuslastlc meetings that we have kept the lnterest of the glrls, and SIIICC ue have such an aCtlVC membership, we dld not have to loin the regular High qchool 1 l'lCIldHlllP Club Our club is md hope to do more next gear Besides domg the usual X W' C A work, vse haxe earned monu with ww hxcll we bought the desk for the 1 VV room, and hare also had manx socl ll affurs VSlllCll lmxe been xerw successful and which we llaxe enlyosed xerw much It is the club s slogan to p1OIl10tC friendship among girls and we sm cerelx hope that xx e have done It for vs e hate trled our best 4323 Z 1. , 6 -,,.,...,, ,, ,Y-A 1 I A. - v 1 . I - ,, ' ' - 'Q . ' Vi. so based socially, spiritually. and financially that we are progressing rapidly -' X - ' - - ' A v v 1 I s v v' , i ' ii v ' . v s v v l QA- v ' v . y ' , , , lf' ,H if L ' I , ' - , ' il. ' Y - 1 ' v r ' 4725 , x ! ' l 2 .,f 'jx .0 QQ M YQL XE Q '9 a ff .. r ' N0 UWM, 3 br. '! ' g Mfffffzsf 2 i gg 4733 . fig' +4 9 p'f'r5'l 4 g ' Q vin 3 -,' In no of A ' AX 2 'galil Mr. Bates: A fool can ask more ques- A Sure Hit Uons than a ndseiuan can answerf' ,U, , ,. ,, . . lhe Ax. lry it on your piano. Senmr: u1WaFs why I Huuked gunn- etU'hwt5?anw -' 1 - Freslunan: Why the dence do I strug- It used to be-H54-40 or fight. ale with this vifflina Study? NOW it'Sw 75 0' lllmk-U Senior: Don't be discouraged, think --- of the udghty oak-it was once a nut like yw1u.' Miss Mann: Vesterl VVhere was lid- inond Spencer sent as a governor?U --- X'ester: Ulle nuts sent over to rule the I . . . a Extended lnvnahon igmwam hmh , I' of. I3 ll: S ' a ' I - Iuveryone laughed but Callahan, Ryan, r e omge time um mf loc . . tor tohline to exercise early everv iuorn- 0 Leary and Hartigran. , , V. ' -mg with dumbbells. will the class please l join me tomorrow before breakfast? Bell Cputting' up picturesj: Where did those pins go to?n Claude Hogan: It's hard to tell, they Miss Mmm chelping Mm-cena write n were pointed in one direction and headed Sonnetj, I-Why dmft Wm want to use the in the otherf' numnl'centhmede'in this Hne?' --'e- BlarceHa: alt has too uiany feet' Chuck Smuuan:'1Evertake ddorfomu?U I. VVelch: No, who teaches it ? --- Fronithe CHy Paper Ilot air expands. Sonme day Fmt Ilobbs Ilear Santa Chaim 'f f' r 0 ,ow ny, I am a little boy and I live in thc IS going. t 1 E country. I au: Mx years okl and iuy sk- ter is five. I help my mama an awful 2 liuiuui: tdivery tinie I look at ywnir lot, S0lUClhH9S. I gather the eggs every hair it reminds me of a song. day. Please I would like if you would bring me a dog with wheels on and a set : Gordon Nixon: What is the song? 1 1 of blocks. My sister wants a doll that EIIIIIHII UUVN' NUUHHH Af All-', can say mama and papa and a toy piano. -d Idease bring ine a teddy bear, too. Your little friend, E Mr. McCombs: Laurence, did you Kenneth Leeds' E ever pump up an automobile tire? 5 i Laurence: Yes. i v. U I v 4 - E Mr.. MeCombs. Illould you swear that Dem, Santa Claus: Um an wouhlshq inf I wood Hke WHllHUdIt0 bdng me a Laurence: No, I'd swear if it went leddy bare, and a rocking horse for , Uutf' Chrhtnias and a set of blocks to. I go to mdnud and Izun a good boy hm VVilfred Seippel, 'T cerhdnly have a heavy drag heref' Cherokee,Iowa. he remarked during the fifth dance. P. S.-Don't forget me. Vx 1741 MR BEII IN PURCATORY Scene I Iune lNe1r Sunset Plue M1 Bells Bedroom Clfnter Agn Cl1ssj Mr Bell Con de1th bedj IDCII' elflss drww closer wl11le I bre 1th IIIW l1st words to Vou CCl1ss drxws ne1r bedj M lust words must be to 111s de'1r Aggle Class I l1 1ve been deucedly happy ln your presence Aslde QRuth, qmt chew mg gum, I must h1ve lbsolute quletb Now I vslll spe 1k one word to ?l.CI1 Inez, come ne1r me It X011 I wlll tl11t v ll lllt 'nuns 1w1ss Tftlllllh tons Ill friends Bnrdes 1, pronuse IIIC neser to f11l to l1e 11 desoted st11dent 1nd frlend of Vtln slow ll 1 I ll s 1 ms onls efnr ple1s11re thls vs1d of Hlllll M 1r1e 1lw lX s keep ln nund vshen I s e ss ke HIS ess goldfish Bonnle, tl1e mgels s'1s wl1en sou en ter he1sen tl1 lt one girl h11.s long, l111r Xgnes, ms de1r, I h1se 1lw1ys se1rned 111s mort 1l home, V011 1 1n hunt 'mother 1nd le1se IIN bones to rest It pence Uh, l1orrors, I feel deueedls wretched Uh St Peter, open those g1tes of P11 1d1se lllll lei use through tHe dlesj C11rt un Cl 15s Cweeplngj Our de 1h tefntl I-Iovs s1d to thmk we tre1ted hun so Ruth Km l1e got 1 11500 ruse fo next se1r M 1r1e 1 st sh ll It vs IS fore l11s Inez 1, hoo, hoo ' Agnes Desr he1rt foreser pl IX the golden h1rp Iludes 1 Another l1o11r studs perlod Bonnu e l s s ll ltlflll or fllnefll Fnnn 1 stuck , 1 DW ITC Scene ll Golden G'1te fBell enters 1n 1 Wlllte robej St Peter Well, wl1o h1se sse here' Sherwood to be sure Vtel, lets he11 wl11t sou l11se to s11v Mr Bell IIPII' St Peter, 111s hfe ll'l9 ITCCII tl1e utmost deucedlv klnd one I 11es er stole, svsore, hed, etc ' Qt Peter Hows dnl vo11 trent so Aggie glrlsf Be I loved them more th'1n words 1.-111 expless I se1rn to look mto their belosed fu es once lgfllll bt Peter Here IS Mr Vtmslow wl 1 d1ed of 11 broken heart because MISS Grev IIIOWCCI VVI1 It do sou HIV Mr Winslow' Xkmslow 'slot flt for ll6'lS6hIV pnr 1d1se St Peter e ehs 1tor No 1 go to the fsrst floor Cliell clunbs 111 ele s 1tor 1nd goes dovsn I les 1tor s o IS wfter gomg one storsj Be VK ell, well, second floor Vths, tlllh IS Cherokee Cl IISIIES button 1nd goes dovsn Stops It I IIFQCIIOTXD slt 1n XAFILOIIIB home, Sherssood, I l11se long expected X011 How well sou loo Ill t step Ill 1nd t1ke this shos el llllI'a Illlll 1 co1l shos Be lhls IS deucedly horrlfyl g' down l1ere S1t1n ses, l1ere IS sour l1os s hjlfl Clsss Be e ol1 ms I dont see 1 w 1es got l1ere Im shocked Vths sou SIIOIIIKI h1se see11 the glrls cl1ss' 5lt 111 Vlell well, 1ust unsglne sour gurl s 1l1ss down here No, slr' the httle I 1rs 1re stlll w1tl1 their beloved te If her' 'Ie IIIIS IS deucedls horrlfyxng Sxtsn Plelse use th It shovel 1 httlc more eilnxentls I w1sl1 sou wo11ld stop Illklhg' 1nd get to work Bell t1kes shosel '1nd shosels tlll eter nl s S here ends 111s t1le of 1 soul tm s ost Am Wellt tl IICIXCII 1nd couldnt get urost I-Ie left lus cl1ss of gnrls llld boss lo en pos 1lone tl1e e1rtl1ls loss I 14h clnss ssxll eontmue tl1e work begun Xnd studs tl1e1r lesson 11S lf It w'1s f11n Ihe gurls 1lw1ss thmk of tl1e1r teuher so ClC lI' And on lus ovsn gr1ses1rd prlnt Weep 1 IIIUTC here' ' A Xx 'TSM Q V, Agro' 29? 1NX 1 1, 4 LQ-.. . 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H96 E Gagnon ISSN who pam ug-DQ 2- amino vo-G 2 Q83 O E 8 is -Ex Z EOTHOU :om az Wham -an wz ESNQEH .6 S H-In N542 F773 M - W I H M W E : W H M M - M F M W n A M HH my H - M In M : M L M E- H- M M M M - H F - M - F - M - W W - M : M M E Fm M : F W M F M W W: V M W F g : M : F M W M W M M H M M -M F M . : -M M 5 - F W I M M : M M F M M -Em - m W F O M F W F . Y: l - M - V E W - mm H ' - 9 1 4 are ff..e4t 1 I 'Q ' .v 1 I Miss Mann: You say this theme is en- tirely the results of your own efforts? John: Absolutely, ma'm, I spent two Bell: Name a plant not dependent upon the soil for nourishment. Dorothy Elfrink: The electric light days finding somebody who had it written lllillll-U up. Mk., -'--' A student of C. H. S. ll9l'2llIl0 angry Miss Man: Do you think this class a when llllNllUl' Pl ticket for the play, joke, Laurence? Fools, and found on thc ticket, Admit , . O . Hobbs: No, lllillillll, Im not laughing: nc at thc class. .egg - I-I. Watts: Say, Evelyn, did you sec Scnim, ..wlmt.S the rush? ililrelt around this school building? . . . . l'1'lf 'le : 'I ' ! J' ' Junior: Miss Mann is overcome with Ye tn G Wann ,VW1 no I ld lou www put it around the bu1ld1ngf Senior Are you going after the doc- 'U tor! Cal Stewart: If that's good music, then Junior: No, more gas. lllll il f00l- K Dick Cleaves: You're right, that's I b that's good music. Nixon: VVhat did you give your girl for Christmas? --- Harold: Some lip stick. Student Calendar NiX0l12 Dill Sllff like lf? Monday morning: late to class, Harold: I don't know, she gave it Tllf'SflflY, fIUlZSS I lll4ll1'tPflSS5 bslclgttshe next night when she thanked me mvednesduy had H two-hom, date, ' '1'hursday's luck, the girl's don't rate: M-- Friday flunked another test, overheard Tomorrow morn I'll sleep till one, K Stwlent kissimr his sirl sfmflnisllf, Another week of toil is dune. missed her lips and kissed her Clllllj. Fair One: Oh, John, heaven's above. He: Mildred Rasmus holds the long distance non-stop record? ln the Book st0l'e - She: nljancingys Clerk: This book will do half your He: MNC, telephone cnnversationy work. VVilfred: Gimme two-quick. Miss Draper: What are the duties of the host? bo ahead and get sore-we did lt for M. Koelme: ...Tn curve and serve the the past three years. Its your turn. ,, guests. - Clarence Casey says there's one movie . V he'd like to see-that's The Hunchback M155 MUNI: Ve llilve all lllollgllt Uf of Notre Dame, with Lon Chaney star- suicide sometime in our life, I' am sure I ring on the Notre Dame team. He also have.-1 says that this Chaney must be a new . M . , man for he has never noticed H, B. DIZZYI I Wlsll X011 llaflnli Charlgefl Chaney in the Notre Dame lineup. your mind. Lv ...-................ 's 4 'lx 4735 Vt'anted-A girl to date with. I am not particular and will be willing to help her evenings with her lessons. Milo VVilson. Wanted-A girl to wear my class ring 'cause it's too small for me. Meet me at the fountain for further information. R. Meyers. Wanted--N cure for inferior feclings when we meet our Juniors in the halls 'incl cl-iss rooms. '1 he Seniors. Wanted-A situation, something easy. Would make 'i good paper weight, Helen Wwtts. Pound-A silver Eversharp with initials Cx. A. 1'. engraved on it. Also having ses eral pieces of lead. Persons who come to claim it must first identify it. L. W. Bates Just Like a Woman First lady How did you vote 'second lads In mv brown suit and sq urrel togue Do you remember way back, when your ideal was to be in H b -' Now is to get out of it' L Casev 'How do you get so mam girls' Spencer Vleart sprinkle gasoline my handkerchief Laurel Mas I ask you to Je mme Dorothv Whv, es I lurel You wi Dorothv No but von may ask me Leg .., - 1 Ut NI X ASV lx f La ' l nl!-f ,575 , ,ft . , F. Al ... m -.A - She: How dare you? I never kissed a man in my life. He: Well, don't get excited, I never did either. Dorothy: Didn't I see you with a new girl last night? Hank: Nope, it's just the old one painted over. ' ' Urcat men are always misunderstood. light Ctaking the menuj: Hows tht chicken tonightf Vl'uitress: 1 pretty good, how 5ou?' - My girl is certainlv getting to be a pessimist. Shes alvsavs nursing a grouch. Second He' Gosh, I didnt know her other was sick. irst Fresh Hu' I fooled em Second Fresh In what way did you fool em' First Fresh adusor 1 ide me Ike I nglish ind here I speak it ilready c ill nn sweetie ketchup Shes pure but irtificilllv colored Is Irofessor Bates forgetful' I tlnnk he is, I heard he went to o ado for lns lungs Liptain Ahov there, let go the an chor ' Sailor Cnear the .mciorj I .nnt touched it yet Dutv ilwzus comes first, ind love fol lovss closely ahead :TY : 2 E 5 E x Y . A . . . . ' 4 ' ' c I E . . - s f' as 9 , '19 I - - - Ol , 're 1 1 c , y 1 He. , Y n 1 K KN I Y 1 1 ' A I7 . . 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Bwtes. 10-Seniors mect 'ind elect officers. lhey 're: Lreighton Peterson, president- merson Nelson, vice president- Birdev-1 Bush, sec-ret'1ry, 'ind Slim Krekcm, trewsurer I 11--Hurry MclJon'1ld cntert'1inecl the 'issembly vsith voc'il solos. 11-Seniors clect following officers for the Annuwl Board: Ned Llfrink, editor-in- chief- le'1nette McD'1de, 'issistwnt editor' Creighton Petcrson, business nrnnwger, 'incl M'1ry Suge, 'assistant business m'1n'1ger. Sept. 19-70-Big, sc-r'ip betwecn boys 'md girls over c-lwss rings. Sept. 71-Assembly-Voc'1l solo by Miss Sohner. Interesting t'1lk by Rev. Mr. Mc'D'iclc'. Sept. 75fN0I'lll'll lrwining Llub picnic 'xt lourist Pwrk. Mosquito cl-ince fewturecl by Miss Rueppcl 'ind her -1rt pupil Miss Sherrwrd. Sept. 28-l eppy pep meeting. Speeches by Mr. Huntcr -incl 'Vlr. Bell. Sept. 79-l 'uurens defe'1ted 133-13. Good stflrt. c. ct. c'. c. c. 1. c- . ct. c . c . c' . c' . cr . Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov. Nm Nov how 4-look orders for the 1924- L-llCl 0k9'lli. x F1 s ' r ' ' . Seore, 14--fi. -- ' ' 'ls i'll'lll'I.I'lll of pep progr' . .-K-Gust-A-Vl'incl blowing 'ind 'I Storm on thc first floor kept the pupils he'1ds in -1 vlhirl. ldf-H-ird luck for Sheldon. Score, -30-0 in our f'u'or. 17-Report c-'irds tcll the t'1le. .--- ' ' 'ng up' ' ' , ' ' ,. lIIll'. '- ' lohnsoi imporc- fifth hour. 20-Hoodooed. 0 r -lir c nstlcs lost their foundwtions whcn Storm I'1ke sc-orcd. --Mr. Bates g'1ve -1 t'1lk on citizenship. Mor'il: Don t light up on vvly to sc'hool.' ie sn'ip shot contest w'xs 'announced by Ned, who Cfiom his own experienceb sus, s wery seldom we get the girls to give us 'my thing. '-'VIr. French 'iwwrded citizenship meclwls. lhe Seniors boasted one member pres- ent, Mwry S'lge, who rcceived the silxer med'1l. wlo celebr'1te the Rock Rwpids game, the Sophomore-s g'1ve thc 1' reshies -1 pwrty. Ring-'lround thc. rosy, drop the h'inclkerchief, 'ind such gwmes were thoroughly enjoyed. 1- Ye ' '. :ig 1' 'iss libr- I' now sin' i h-is been movec um on thc s' -. I iculty 'ire in hopes vue will get the stage fright 'ind viont go so often. 130-Dizzy It. mistwkes Potisium Q,-llT'0lll'ltlL for 'ilcohol -ind t'ikes -1 sip. IN: ll'lI'llx clone. - 131-Big pep meeting. 'Vlembers of f'xc'ulty express their regret in not bcing 'ible to see us be'1t Spirit I'1ke. 1-V'1e'ition-esery one h'1s 'I ch-mee to rest up 'nfter Hwllovseen. Faculty gone to te-lc-hers meeting 'tt Des Moines. li-Another Spirit l'1ke m'lss'ic re. 8-Vl'onder uh'it h'1ppened to Lzenclle l'ist night 'ifter the Annuwl Board mecting. lt vvis ertwinly 'I 'w'nd3 night.' 9-Armistice lJ'iy progr'uu. Americ in legion wus represented by Dr. Cle-ives, Pr'lnk lohnson, 'ind Vlwyne Cxe-tm'1n. Swxophone solo by M'1nly Rice. C. A. N. p'irty wus well 'lttended both inside -ind out. 11'-I4'1ther 'ind Son progr-im. Business men present. R v. M . lease t-dked on .'blll6I'lC'lI1 Idewls. Mrs. Czille-'ns f'1vored us with 'u piwno solo. 17-Seniors entertwin luniors. A bunch go to Ames to see '1 re'nl g'lme. 19- Oh ,I think they 'ire better looking th'in l'1st ye'1r s. Seniors clec'kecl out with new jewelry. Intelligent test given to lunior -ind Senior girls. lheres no doubt 'xbont the boys intelligence. 77-Annu'il Bo'1rcl did -1 lot of cutting up l'1st night. 2.3--Speech by John Ioughlin. I-hlf the school goes to Port Dodge to help defewt them, 6-0. Spsrky 'md Bob Vl'right hopped the freight for fjlll'lll'l. 1.1.1. 11 1.11111 1.1.1.1 ' 7 7 J I t ' 1 1 r '1tl1 M X 1 1 - t g.t1lk 1 ' 1l l' P A I 1 K 1 I 1' 1 - 1 ' ' 1x ' S , 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . 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S. is producing some cutionists. 10-Annual Home Economics Exhibit. Lots of good eats and everything. 11-Horoscope handed in. Its editor thinks it's best to leave town 14--Miss Frances Perry of the Y. NV. C. A. gives a talk to the girls 16-Banquet for football boys and girls. Moco Casey chosen new captain. excellent yello- on travel. 21-General Assembly. Christmas carols by Girl's Sextette. Rev. Mr. Haier talks on the Spirit of Christmas. 7, 1924-Back to the old grind again. Everybody displaying new Christmas gifts. 8-Faculty were ruff and ready at the bob party last night. 9-Some members of the facility had a Rare time sliding last night. 10- Mr. Storms ruined his wire cutter trimming Mr. Bell's mustache. 11-Basketball game with Correctionville. 141-XVhy is everybody so good? Deportment list is going around. Ask Mildred Akers what ails Howard I.ease's lips. 15-17-Ain't we got fun. Exams. 21-First day of second semester. New seats, classes, schedule and everything. Sam Martin even has a new sweater. 24--VVonderful discovery made by the noted scientist, Dr. McCombs. He proved to the student body that we had a basketball and a wrestling team. 25-The assembly had the pleasure of listening to Mrs. Edgar's interesting talk on Peace. ' 28-Rev. Mr. Oats addressed the assembly. 31-Miss Marion Spencer, a home missionary, told of her unusual experience in thc New Mexican Schools. 1-Mr. Ary read a worth-while article entitled, Don't Die on Third. li-Memorial assembly for ex-President Wilson. Address by Rev. Mr. Thott. Vocal duet by the Mesdames Ary and Bates. Vocal solo by Mrs. Bates. 8-QSoup O'I,eary says a successful man must know his stuff and then have the nerve to do it. 11-Mr. Diamond, from Sheldon, points out some of our opportunities to us. WR? conclude from what he said that C. H. S. must be next to Heaven. 14-Assembly and pep meeting for the big game and wrestling match. A few holds and tricks in wrestling were demonstrated for the benefit of those who do not understand and appreciate thingts. C. H. S. was represented in the Aurelia Declam- atory Contest by Agnes Ekdahl, Mildred Frink and Howard Lease. Agnes took first and the others second in their class. 18-Terrible catastrophe in library. Jean McKee discovered under the table by Miss Sherrard. 21-The school was represented in the VVrestling Tournament by Chuck Seaman, Loyd Conley, George Perrin and Sam Martin. Chuck got first place and Perrin third. 23-G. A. A. Colonial party in gym. All the Georges and Marthas were there. 25-Nutty Callahan is raising' a basketball mustache. Five on a side. 26-Defeated I.eMars in both basketball and wrestling. 29-Interesting talk by Rev. Mr. Findley on Go-Getter. It should have been, Go-Get-Him, for today. The high school was represented in the Fonda Declam- atory Contest by Agnes Ekdahl, who won second. u--mmm lm -mmm.. fu e 1811 mifffz ff' 1, March 1-The girls are not such bum sports after all. Owing to the hard cider and 2 the hard bunch of teachers, the hard time party prox ed to be the greatest suc- Q cess of the age. E March Bgllig scandal. Miss Norton first teacher to have her hair bobbed. Miss Mann Q soon hmfohow. lhimithncisthecbarnn 2 March -L-Two more teachers rushed to barber shop. Slim Krekow and Ned Elfrink E are going to raise chin uddskers and cooky dusters for revenge. 2 March 7-Basketball team left for Storm Lake Tournament. Juniors staged a miniature Q vaudeviHe in the assenddy to heh: adverHse the real thing uddeh is conung soon. 2 hlarch 11-The Jinuor tlrpheuni Ciuudt was staged by the Jiuuors for the purpose of Q bdngmg Cahn hiHm Pmnm March 13-Members of the Normal Training Club and guests had a St. Patrick's party E in the gym. Q March 14-fTypewriting team performed before the assembly. Genelle Vi'right took first E anclI.ucHle hdansheld seconmlin the 15-nunide contest,zn1d I,ucHle hrst in the speed 5 test. The Mexican Cowboys Qllebate Clubj performed a blood curdling fete to remind Q us of the contest udH1 Alun E Dlarch 15fACherokee defeated Lehdars and CarroH in a tdangular wresHing tournanient S held here, Cherokee and LeMars tied for first honors in a triangular contest between g Storm Lake, LeMars and Cherokee. Lois Michani was the fastest in the second 2 year class and Irene hdelton in the hrst year class 5 March 17--Stag party for athletic men and business men. The business men were de- E feated in a basketbzdl gaine. hIr.1Xry presents UCYSU to the footbalh basketbzdl ant Q wrestling men. E March 18-We don't know whether to keep out the Irish or let in the Swedes, since our 5 debating team defeated Alta on both sides of the question of immigration. ' March 31-Juniors win the girls' basketball tournament. Track and baseball season f stardng. 'Phe assenddy enjoyed an hReresHng account of the work of the Junhn 3 lted Cross by Miss Flickinger. I Blarch 26e-4'rof. Sainpson, of the llepartnlent of liducathin at Iles hdoines, talked io fi U., . ,. W . the assenddy on, leaching, Love and Ligarettes 5 S 5 'l'I'll'l DAILY DOZEN Height of Lunacy 2 l'ublishcd spasmodically by thc Starving Arouse myself at 7:30 for an 8:00 class E Eskhnos of Central Afrkwp :uni get there only to fhul the teachcr 2 Pubbshcd fhue . liddorsin Jad Noun lum over dept' .- E Stag Spencer: Are you stdlin that French 2 Editorial class ? 2 lfjglitor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,, ,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,... I .otta Junk Rasmus: Still is right! I haven't Q Assistant Editor ,.,,,,,,, . .,,,.,,,,,,..... More Junk opened my mouth for months. E Management . , I Never Ma.naged . . Business the Bunk -'sqm 0113 Sllrlekffi Hvfvffffl HS he Tim 5 ' , lus hngers Hinwugh hisluur.' 5 Distributor Y W 5 D'.'t 'b t .l tl H t-l -F: .'t 4 l Fi ' us E ls rl U Ct le no K I ls lm 'rm Bell: ln to how many parts is a man 5 ltelnirter. 1 dividetiya Q Ilepofted to the lndlce- Itob XNright: Fhreeg coat, vest and 2 Subscription .... Taken by Force trflllsers-H S Editorial Column .wm- S The editor is in jail, and officials will , Speaking of Beauf' 5 allow no writing tp be received. Did you know that the difierence bc- 5 tween a bow tie and a regular tie is 2 d 'A about hfteen ininutes? 2 Weather -f- 2 Local-VVarmer this evening if not Miss Norton: Mildred, what kind of E colder, it will snow if it is too cold to a career have you planned? 2 rain. Moon will not shine tomorrow eve- M. Rasmus: Uh! One with blue eyes Q ning, go to the show'instead of canoeing. and curly hain' 5 gg ? .uanauaannu A ..... .a 1823 -J' 4 54: 'xv ' QEE3'f . fb: -1 mn.11mInI11fII1nuu-u1unInImI-InII1uInunumuummm-um 1 5 S E S S 5 E i i i Z 3 E S E 3 n l : : 5 : : I 2 : : 3 : 2 2 ' wx 4335 ,cf I 'L an More Meters There are meters of accent There are meters of tone, But the best way to meter Is to meter alone. then again- There are letters of accent There are letters of tone, But the best way to letter, Is to 'letter alone. While First Sap: No, she's not two-faced. Second Sap: That so? First Sap: Sure, if she was she wouldn't wear that one. The sofa saggerl in the middle, The shades were pulled just so, The family had retired, The There came a sound from the sofa, As the clock was striking two, And she slammed the old, old textbook With a thankful- VVell, I'm through. parlor lights turned low. First Inebriate: 'S the dance over? Second Ditto: Yea.h. First Inebriate: VVho won? Father: What did you do with the last ten dollars l gave you? Chester Ferris: I bought a dollar's worth of oranges and spent the rest on peaches. True Enough Freshman: Are late hours good for one? Senior: No, but they are good for two. Little we think, Less we do, lsn't it funny How we pull through? Junior: Oh! Yes, I have quite a rep- utation as a lady killer. Fresh: 1 suppose you bore them to death. Eh! Buzz: Do you believe dark haired girls have more dates? Neal: No, decidedly not, the light- headed ones. Dorothy: You tickle me, Malcolm. Soup: My word what a strange re- quest. 'Tis Love that makes the arm go 'round. ,252 E WZ? 2 ,K :jay f, ,.-,D 4 fag, f Any girl can be gay, In a classy coupe, In a taxi they all can be jolly: But the girl worth while ls the girl who will smile VVhen you take her home on the trolley. Dear Old Dad: I take my pen in hand to let you know I need a ten. I really hate to bother you -if you are short a five will do. If lacking live, just send me one. Must study now, Your loving Son. Our Gusher She is clear gone about Rudolph, Just loves a good play. Is simply mad about car rides, And gossips all day. She's real wild about dancing, Adores witty folks. Just loves clever stories, Knows all the late jokes. She never tires eating candy, Chews gum all day. Bored to death in a class room, Do you know her? I'll say! Lad: So this is absolutely final is it? Lass Yes, do you want your letters back? Lad: Of course. They're good enough to use again. The Olcl Dictionary Classes-Periods during the day in which one must make up for lost sleep. Flapper-Any person of the gentler sex whom the editor abhors in print and adores in reality. Greek-A subject which may be taken as an elective but never is because most students can make the waiter under- stand by use of the sign language. Text Book-An article of camoufiage which must never be opened in the presence of anyone except the profes- sor: least of all, oneself. Nerve Bierman: VVhat's your idea of blind love? Peterson: A person who kisses his girl the same night he takes her to see the Ziegfeld Follies. is C845 . . IA!! Mr. Bates: Are you all here? : J. Smith: Practically .li Mr. McCombs: What is water? V. Rasmus: A colorless liquid that turns black when you wash your hands. St. Peter: Did you edit the Chero- kean? Ned: Yes. St. Peter: Step into the elevator. Ned: How soon does it go up? St. Peter: It doesn't go up, it goes down. Aussy: I don't know what to do with my week end. Hank: Put your hat on it. Many a blushing girl is noted for her cheecks. -Mr. Vtiinslow. Graduated Seniors Lamont: What are you doing now? Nelson: Gridiron work. Lamont: Professional? Nelson: No, waffle. R. 0'I.eary: Wanna ride home with me ? Spence: Yeah! R. O'I.eary: XVhere's your car?? Miss Solmer: Does she have a musi- cal voice? Ned: I don't know for sure, but I hear she has a speech organ. Hey, waiter! There's a piece of steel in this bacon. What's the matter? Dunno: must be a razor-backed hog. ',',.e.'-. wif' A , . , I A 44 A A K Leone Rector: Ma says to me every time she washes my neck and ears, 'I hope you stick to the farm as well as the farm sticks to you'. Miss Mann: Charles! Do you know George Vt'ashing'ton was a surveyor at your age? Charles H.: Yes, and he was presi- dent at your age. I knew a girl- She took my hand frequently She took my candy willingly She took my books ioy fully She took my money 'lrtfully She took my She took my dates regularly She took my line wholly She took my family calmly, She took my rival finally. Waiter, said a customer after waiting fifteen minutes for his soup. t'Have you ever been to the zoo? 93 K , .1 . . 3 , u 9 ' 1 car occasionally I Y ! . , . No, sir. z Well you ought to go. You would enjoy seeing the turtles whiz past! The Athlete's Room-mate No plaudets greet his modest ear, On his chest he sports no letter: He merely plugs 'till one a. m. To make the fullback's theme sound bet- ter. An English instructor named Mann, Who found grading papers a demand, Would stand on a chair, And throw themes in the air, And fiunk those that fell on the floor. Landlady: Don't be afraid of the bacon. Student: Not at all. Why, I've seen a piece twice that large and it didn't frighten me a bit. S t35l . EES.. 62:eEtx H5-. f, 4 qzf' , H, , M ,A Z nk N , Jil, -i-- w 5 E E 5 E 5 E N N T- FX1 v V -A C367 D ,flxx fafsist. Y QIEH'9 f1!? EZ? Mae Heller: Isn't this an emotional Ima Lone calls her fellow Santa Claus, . .av just because there isn't anwz play . . I flank hdeyer: uX'em I see Hue audience u'- ' is in tiers-H lrofessor Cto tardy studentj: What --l- are you late for?U . St l .1 . ' ' : H I --- .x . - Hello, do you know anything about pmelffent cseelmw Pr claw' I wp the Boy Scout Movement? NNo,I donW danceM4Hud way? '17o you Hdnk wedllunv a shdde gov- '--- ernment after the election ? , '15 She dU'Nh?n 'dlunnmn hoth candidates are awful , , , . 71 j Iiank hdeyer: HYVhy she is so ihunb A5565 she thought the New York Central was ----- an eastern telepluine rnmeratorf' I l I V Cavalry Recruiting f,H'l09Y'! VKliere 3 ---- did you learn to ride a horse? , Ile: nXVhat do you Hdnk of the Conv rtpphcant: 'Tin the hack, Mrf 5 iuunhy DrHe?' ug V- .. . - . . : . t tl -w ,- , . 2 the Nofletq gg OH are Ie itnn Hlkhat do these ohlloaferschrin here 2 ffl' where lt IS dilrk- anyway? asked the visitor at an uptown 5 store. - ' I . Well, said the boss, some of 'em sit MISS Mmm had mentmned 3 hook 'MINI' and think, and then, some of 'ein just sit. the class was to read. To test whether - they had or not,she asked thenlthe cohmr M '- of it, and came to the conclusion that it Did Bill ever kiss you? wasn't red. ' --N-n-n-m,. --- He kissed me, too. Won't you come into my parlor? -1 .-' s ' I . .U . . . . mud the splder te fr HY One: bee how brlght Orion is to- ' ' ' U9 Parlor, nothing-getta H1vver,' was night- OUFINUGCVN HY? Tqdy- hHke: nYem that guy lYRyan is Ht every nightw A Good Sign Plat- uldiat girl over there Iraq three 1 1 4, - , l . , l , ' 1 - , I Sponge. ,I think that a street car has ash on her Strhlgj, Just passed? Y In Gut: Well, I knew she had a pretty Wet: How you know! st,-,mg line-73 Sponge: UI can see Hs tracksf' ---.- '--' Cleo: Dear, what does that funny : aHm,e Wm nqd .lpwelqior-,., inan with 25 on his hack play? . .. . . Pat: Oh-'nh-I think he must he thc No, hut we have yellow Shredded quurtm.-ww ' VVheaLn Sparky: Hooray, the Prof. said we Since I inherited that property, l'vc would have a test today, rain or shine. had three proposals. Brutus, ffvgvellgv 'THL for the lands sakeF' Sparky: u1Us snowingf :-, 1373 ,fi 44.322 - -f 1, CHEROKFE THE COUNTY CIIKIOIKCC County, tr IWCPSCLI fl0Ill llortlleast to S0lltllN est bl the Llttlc SIOUX ru Ll IS Ill the heart of thlt llch fllrllllllg' dlstllet known as Nolthwest Iowa, and l'CCOg'IlIlLd as one of the most fertlle and 1J10dllCtlWC, 105210119 ot 3.g'I'1Cllltlll'8l IXIHCTICJ. Wltll a soll deep and rlch alld excellentlv adapted to the growlng of all grams and grasses known to tIllS northern latltude lt has offered wonderful posslbllltles llld here agrlcultllre has attalned a hlgll stage of dex elopnlent In more recent tears l!lCl'63SCd attentlon has been glven to llse stock and the countv IS rapldll bLCOI1llI'lg Cstabllslled as a center for pure bred horses, beef eattle, and hogs CYIlllJltS by local bleeders and feeders havlnff been aw alded lllanw of the Clllbf prlles at leeent state alld lnterstate falrs lnd llso at the Internatlon ll Llwe Stock qhow lust now speclal attentlon IS llelllg' glVt,Tl to the dew elopnlent of Lld.lI'WlH,9, and the f0LlIld3.tl0l1 IS already Ind for IIIIIIILIOIIS hne d urs IICILIS In the Pllot Roek PIOXSIHQ' M ltcll and Llle Stock Sllow, the countv has 111 agllcultural featllle thlt has lttractc d favor tble attentloll from coast to coast and has been made the Hlll5lCCt of feature artlcles Ill solne of the great 1110114711165 'ls well 'ls l,,1l'lC'llltLlldl lournals of natlon wlde C1lCUldtlOIl CHEROKILF THE CITY Cherokee, countv seat of Cherokee Countv, wlth a populatlon of 5,8243 ls located ln the vallev of the I lttle SIOUY rll er spreadlng out ow er the hlll slde and faclng the lllgI'ICl' bluffs that flank the opposlte banks of the stream wvltll lts natural beautles of the hlllsldes and the bluffs, the wlndlng stream has w on for It the tltle of one of Iowa s most beautlful eltles In the cellter of a large alld w onderfullv rlcll trade terrltorv, It easlly takes rank as one of the leadlng C1tlCS of Northwest Iowa, and ln recent vears has shown steady growth and dew elopment Its nlanw excellent stores ale constantly extendlng tllelr tl ide llmlts, w hlch alreadv reach far bexond the county borders V5 lth only a few scattered blocks of unpaved streets, It IS sald to be the best paved cltv of lts sue ln Iowa A dlvlslon polnt on the Illlnols Central here are located CYIZCIIQIYC rall road shops as well as tl'dlIll'l13.StCI'S and dlspatchers OHIICCG, the Cherokee and QIOIIX Falls dlvlslons centerlng here Here IQ located the Cherokee State HO91JltZiI the latest and most modern ll1Stltlltl0l1 of lts klnd to be establlslled bx the state of Iowa, and conceded to be one of the hnest lIlStltlltl0l1S for the lnsane ln the Ulllted States IIIIQ hospltal cares f0l l.1Jpl'0YlIllatLlY 1,200 patlents, and Slll'I'Olll'ldlIlg It are 1,000 acles of llnd bt!l0llg'lllg to the state lnucll of VSIIILII 18 cultivated lIltL1SlXLlX ln the glowlng' of farm and garden crops On the hospltal farm 19 one of the best Holsteln dalrx herds to be found ln the state, some of lts HIHTIIRIS belng' NIIIIICFS of gland CIIBIIIPIOIISIIIP at the Internatlonal Lne Stock Qllow lhe SIOUX Vallev Hospltal an lnstltutlon erected by publlc Sllb9CI'lPtlOIl, affords the hnest flcllltles for the cale and accomlllodatlon of those requlrlng' surglcal or l1lCdlC ll treatnlent llle ll0SP1t3l ls lllodernlv equlpped ln ewerv Pdl'tlCllldl' and OCLHPILS one of the most plcturesqlle sltes ln the cltw llle relatlon between the profs sslonal men and the lnstltlltlon ls blllldlflg' for thc 9 I 2 2 I ' 1 ' .' 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' M ' ' 1 ' Y 1 0 I 1 1 I . , , . ,. v U , . . ' 1 1 ' ly- l vs ' P. .' ' ' , ' ' , .................... E P A Q88 2325 ' 'Isa' ' Y i hospital an increasing and rapidly spreading reputation for satisfactory and efficient treatment of medical and surgical cases. The Carnegie Library contains 10.000 volumes, all carefully and scien- tifically catalogued. The exceptional growth recently shown in book cir- culation and in the use of various facilities of the library shows a growing appreciation of this institution. It is proper to make specific mention of the museum housed in this library building and under control of the library. It was organized in 1920, and comprises at the present time an enviable as- sortment. In it are found historical collections and antiques, some pieces of the assortment dating back to our Pilgrim Fathers. The War Collection, while only loaned to the museum, is an interesting one. To the average vis- itor the section devoted to the Aborigene fAmerican Indianj is probably the most interesting and unique. Space cannot permit of descriptive writing on this subject, but. gathered from the old Indian battlefields in Cherokee County, these relics of an earlier inhabitation are most interesting. Numerous fine church ediiices are to be found in various parts of the city. The denominations maintaining active organizations are: Presbyterian, Methodist, Catholic. Congregational, Christian, Baptist, Swedist Lutheran, Iivangelieal Lutheran and Latter Day Saints. The city takes great pride in its public school system, which includes high school. junior high school, and three grade schools. These hold high rank among educational institutions of the state, as is shown by the fact that graduate students from Iowa State Teachers College are sent here for their final training in practice teaching. Here, also, is maintained Mt. St. Mary's Academy and Immaculate Con- ception high school. both conducted by the Catholic Sisterhood, and afford- ing unusual facilities. The recreational side of life finds expression in the Country Club, a strong organization owning its own grounds, comprising 82 acres, on which was recently erected a 312,000 club house. Splendid progress has been made within recent years in the development of the roads and highways of the county. By the end of the present year the entire primary road system will have been brought to standard grade and graveled. Many miles of secondary and township roads also have been brought to grade and some extensive graveling operations have been car- ried on. Cherokee is already the home of several manufacturing plants that are enjoying a steady, substantial growth, but there is a large field for develop- ment in this line. VVith its railroad facilities and its freedom from the per- plexing problems of the big industrial centers, Cherokee offers an ideal lo- cation for manufacturing. A Federal building is now in course of architectural planning. This will house our post office and be a most modern structure of its kind, with all conveniences. It will occupy a large plot of ground, one block from thc business center, and will be directly opposite the Wilson High School build- ing, the two facing toward each other. It is a 375,000.00 building project for the city of Cherokee. Cherokee is a place in which those desiring a home can locate with the feeling that here is a city. a social home town in which to establish a residence. Correspondence is invited on any subject relative to Cherokee, County and City. CHI'lROKI'1I9I CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Try Cherokee-You'll Stay ar 4893 A B C D E F G H 1 J K L M N o P Q R s T U V XXI X Y z 4 !'9 4. w1.aifx Iggxq' l 1 X , JM ,J stands is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for is for SICNIOR AI.I'HABI'IT for Ausy, a dear little lad. Birdeva, she,s always so sad. Callahan, Cobb, and Clark. Dushinske, and dungeon dark. Ekdahl, you should hear he Fee, she's always the same. Glen, he's bashful we know. Hartigan., heis not so slow. Irene, she wades through the r declaim creeks. Julia, and her cute little tricks. Krekow, he's a tall one sure. Lamont, an athlete pure. Henry, his last name is Meye T. N ixon-ambition-court Crier. O'Leary, he's Irish by heck. Peterson, Parel, and Peck. Ouixote, a chivalrous Knight. Rasmus, love at first sight. Samuel, Sanborn, and Shea. Tompkins, he goes early to ha U know, he's a mystery to me. Visitors, whom we're always g Wills, she smiles everywhere. Xen,on, it's part of the air. the year of Nineteen twenty-fo the Zeal we've shown. Now I will say no more. y. lad to see ur. 1Eg!-I-I-II-I--II---n,-,,,,,,,,,...u,...-.---mmmm 1901 A xx flatjllx x0 gi :ty pl Zff mfxv x e -' 1 :W A 377 .X Wanted-A jug of cider that is am- Sawvell: I hear lifug George is wear- bitious and willing: to work. ing his trousers creased on the sides. Hemi. M4-ypr' Vester: Yeh, that's thc latest -----4 wrinkle. Vl'auted-To borrow soiueoue's history -H- note bo-ok. Cant reiuemher my owin Senior: UAW you :wing an-tor the dm,- dates, without remeiuhermg other fellow s tory., dates. Mona Leonard. Junior: No, more gas. VVanted-'Em taller. Does history repeat itself? Slim Kl'f'k0W. Chas. Bowers. --- Dear Charles: 'l'ry Ilunk'ngr and see. L Vl'anted-A young man to teach French D' ldrel' in a girls' school. Must be gxood-looking. 1 Should know somethin 1' of French. E Could you tell me where I could grcl '-'- a minute hand for my watch? For Sale-My strings. Got a steady R- 5i lh0 ' IWW- 1 . Dear Ruth: lIavc you tried the sec- benene V mlm' ond hand store yet? - D. Parel. - Lost-My complexion. Somewhere be- -- tween shower room and lockers. Finder avvlmt is the best way to prpvent cigars please return to Xernal Ntallter. from breaking?-, S. Vl'eart. Slilmcry ici. Dear Spencer: Buy stronger ones. Very thin D- P' Pretty girl .ml 'l'uu1hle in Saw 3 bm. Why is it that 0. A. always closes her l v .'-- 5 Upon the bank ep es when I kiss her: Gave il Sllriek Dear John: If you will send me your And straightway sank: picture, I may he able to tell you. Boy on bank D, P, Ileard the shout, Jumped right in And helped her out. , Paul: I had a date with a profes- Now he's her's sional mind-reader once. Very nice . . . ' ' Pauline: How dzd she enjoy her va'- Ilut she had . ,,, N H l H cation: lo llre:n.c the Ice. . Poor Farm Dumbbe l I.adv fto couutrv storekeeierD: Have Cust: I want some all-wool trousers. , ' . . ' I you anything in the shape of wash- Clerk: How long? boards? Cust: You boob, I don't want to rent Storekeeper: Nothing but spare-ribs, them: I want to buy them. 1ua'am. C911 037' 'X Wee: Just been out to the cemetery. Willie: Anyone dead? Wee: Yes, all of them. Soft Music Hear your cook quit, Jack. Yep! My Swedie went away. Class Merrill: Sorry I couldn't keep my appointment with you yesterday. I had- er-class. Coach Hunter: Yes, I saw her-some class. Naughty! Naughty! Chuck: That tight rope walker seems to be losing her equilibrium. Margaret: VVell, if you were a gen- tleman you wouldn't talk about it. How True It's the little things in life that tell, said the girl as she dragged her kid brother from underneath the sofa. Edwin VV.: VVell, I think I'll go to my sixth period class tomorrow. Loyd: I guess I better go with you. You'll probably need someone to identify you. Question in Senior English Exam: Identify the following characters and terms in Beowulf: Heorot, Hrathgar, Grendel, Beowulf. Answer: Heorot was the mead hall that Hroth- :rar built: Grendel was the monster that ate the warriors that feasted in the hall that Hrothgar built: Beowulf was the hero who killed the monster that ate the warriors that feasted in the hall that Hrothgar built. Cotton Mather prayed as he wrote. For that reason he was like Fra Angelieo, who painted Madonnas on his knees. Teacher: What did Franklin have in mind when he wrote, 'Rules for Reducing an l'1mpire'? Loyd Stewart: He must have been thinking of some stout lady who wanted to reduce. Bright Pupil: 'Dunnest' CShakespear- ean for blackestj is the superlative of 'do ' Printess Lamont: I wish Napoleon had been a Russian. Slim Krekow: VVhy? P. L.: 'Cause that's what I put down on the exam paper. C92 KX 11 ' V I 4-X'X 4 1h ' Zi? AK i gl 24 3, L- - AUTUMN I waded ankle deep in glittering gold, I saw the wild ducks hurrying south too soon, I felt the first faint breath of winter bold, And saw my garden path with jewels strewn. The woodland trees were clothed with living fire The sumac bush a flaming torch held out To show the brilliance of the funeral pyre Of summer's glorious forces put to rout. When the last death dance of the leaves is o'er The shimmering glory of the trees is shed, The golden mists of Autumn are no more, Then winds blow stronger and the leaves are dead Oh gorgeous Autumn with your colors bright Stay in my heart and help to guide it right. --Mildred Onstine U SUNSET VVhen l behold the sunset in the west Yvith beautiful and cheery tints aglow, lt seemed as if the whole world was at rest lrVith shadows slowly moving to and fro, How sweet the sunset rests upon this bank, And sends its rays upon the dark earth vast, Each minute gliding down to unknown rank, And drops the cares of daylight in the past. Bidding the bright-eyed sun a sweet farewell, Darkness falls. fast the lingering light The chimming bells afar off sweetly tell, That day's last vestige takes its silent flight And as I gaze. it brings emotions rare A sweet forgetfullness of human care. -Gladys VVill. at 4933 f 'S2 V f,,.x4,x, HQ5 'I ,. f 1,0 - - g W2 The Cherokean Will Introduce Us I-IIS edition of the Cherokean is a product of the Verstegen Printing Co. Sioux City Iowa. It speaks for itself and we are proud to offer it as an example of our craftsmanship. Because of our experience in this branch ofthe printing industry our almost un- limited range of modern type faces both Intertype and Monotype' and the recognized skill of our pressmen and typographers we are happily situated in specializing in the printing of high school and college annuals Whether we are entrusted with the printing of a small card or envelope or t e manifold processes of a large book-- t e same care and pride are evidenced in the finished work. It is our constant LDUGU Mail Advertising the customer expects. Sewice aim to produce work that is better than Verstegen Printing Co BOOK AND COMMERCIAL PRINTING Plymouth Block Sioux City Iowa L ..-.....-- ......H.m-.-.-m..--....- M a i 5 E CC 'n ' 2 T 9 7 7 3 7 7 3 ! h h . . , 1941 1901 Hz? SQ in W9 5, f 9.35 3 N - mmmm K X ga 5 E1 1 IN MFMORIAM for whom this school was n'1med. born Dncexnbu' 28 1856 Died I'ClJl'l1dl'y .3 1924 1 of EX-l'RESlDEN'l' WOODROW WILSON ,X 671-'fo' v NEW HC? Z l'i' At! W. Aki 2 . 30 QD' wl- towle' Vw me 5-Li 'T U25 1 . ok 3 x 6 1 5. K 'Q e's 3 f'Y ff 5 -M -W N X ff- 2242? ff my we j?,J 'f,.'X.'f f Q,-1 -6' Hm 1963 ! -A: . 'lm yw N y an W x if 1 X I 1 'i ,H 3 Qs 'ff'1 m W-Jr' ' UK 'NXT vw 1 ' ' q Q AA 1 1' 'l N h 'WH 4 , .ul g if 'ng r ax' 1, 4 1 ,pts 3 x V IH 154 L x N.. lim 9 -,nj .r 1-X' .yi , 'Q' I A. -1-1, 233123 1 .. j.g:,y..- -1 ay 'PQ' 1 ,L 1: finite-. W4-'ffw 'f,2'g!.iL' '. ',-w ,9f11'. 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