Wilson High School - Cherokean Yearbook (Cherokee, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1942 volume:

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Hg: J r' ' J J J S I- ' ' S S 15 ti uf- il ' I JI il J rl . k al Q'fg:1ufQ:.i, .ffucmz Xzivflznzs X IL Z EDUCATION LI' tA8 .!4I'lL2l'LCdJ'L way 0 l94l Wlll rn our mlnds be remembered as a year of cr1s1s and challenge a year whlch mlght Well be keynoted ln the hearts and thoughts of all Amerlcans by the Word Democracy Though h1gh school students are not yet legally old enough to assume respons1b1l1ty for events of today each of us w1ll have a vltal part ln fashronlng the future Amerlca our country ln order that we may more fully real1ze and appreclate the value of educatlon 1n a democrat1c natlon we present thrs book to you as a test1mony of fa1th 1n our Way of l1v1ng andwe also present 1t ln order that now and even a decade hence when you leat through 1lS pages you w1ll remember and be conv1nced the best Way of hte IS strll The Amerlcan Way DEDICATION To Mr Stcmfleld who 1I'1 one yecrr has endeared Hlqll School S nlors of 42 respectfully dedlcdte thls our publlcohon of the Cl-IEROKEAN himself to the entire student body, We, the Cherokee ra! id in Me Join? 1 ff J XIINIINISTIHTIIIN Cai F V Q lQ Q ,fQ1 , , ADMINISTRATORS MPVLLJA .S?lftJeI'Lt fELl'eCfL0lfl I C HOGLAN Super ntendent of Schools A'1 mdrspensoble member of our schools und r whose supervxsro cur Q nvmes functlon smoothly cmd effrmently R E CREEL pq H gh Sclrool Prmcrpol M t-hs sense of humor rg d .rdgment po and imrress ve io us Va r el IS on mea rm rpm BOARD OF EDUCATION nv' Supr I C Hoqlcm Ioxrnes Corey C A Royer George P Ropsor Korr1HcrH Presrd t Dr C H Iohnsorr Wrllrom Shcrrdlow Secretory U ... . . . W :w,x 1 i A - ' .4 ,' ' I .A I CG iv I . e n C' Hence, '. pro tu! . Mr.Ce Ip C' '. wwwfdlf , ' o 4 rkrtxwkeqg A I K, b l . f . ' ',,, ,, ' . 5 , ' Q .... -' - I A 7 - - 7 - .J , . . . F f . P1e5 N., XJ ,v fixfr,-ff Ill f l S ':f.,,. fi'- leyffl' 1 HELEN HELMS CLINTON STANEIELD DALE CARIS Commercial Commercial Social Science Band IEANETTE LUTHER lOE E CUFEEL Vocal Music Industrial Arts X MARY ANN SCANLAN DOROTHY FRERIKS Normal Training School Nurse IANICE WIECMAN ROY ILXERARD MAEIAM Textil s a d Clorlai Q Libr rian Coa n Social Y I .S A XX W S Y A X ,, T T 4, is l 1 , A X . ' - 'i E: ' X. X .4 4 . 4-J ' A WJ N x I i -9' ' r l x J , ' 1 1 ' P ,r ' ' r A ' e n ' Qn Science I G I C Cl A I fJ1 J I 1' ' -.f 1 lv--1 W , VERA PRATT DESSIE R PENNEY IOSEPHINE ETERBAUM Enqhsh Mcrthemcmcs Texule cmd Clothmq yah IEAN SLOAN MARY LOUISE DRAKE Enqhsh Speech Foods cmd Nutrmon CLEDA WELLBORN EILEEN MCEOWN cr Lcmqu qes ,L Physlccxl Educcmon Q . ALVA MCCLINTOCK MARY VAN FLEET HIRAM W COVEY Scnence De T1 of Glrls S cmd Sclence Coach MGThGmGTlCS Couch it . fx A ,-ri fy, ' 'WE . y'-I . 'fl , , A .X , I fr Mfg . Q I X ft- 1 SPECIALIZED workers on the job TEACEULRS - a. bit of human 5.1 ,. 'X' .1-JU Page d SENIUHS The block of qrahite which was an obstacle in the pathway of the weak, becomes a stepping stone in the pathway of the strong. A -Thomas Carlyle REPRESENTATIVE CONTEST CANDIDATES WAYNE CALDWELL DORA DEAN MCMANUS BOB OGILVY IEAN ROYER NEIL IACOBE MARIORIE SLEEZER CHARLES GOEB RUTH BUSSER KENNTH HOYT ELAINE PENNEY WAYNE ELICKINGER LUCILLE CARLSON The CHEROKEAN staff takes plea ure 11'1 ahhouhcmq Dora Dean McManus and Wayne Caldwell as representattve q1rl and boy of Cherokee l-llqh School They were select ol by the seruor class on the followmq standards averaqe scholashc ab1l1ty fr endlmess SIZPTTSITGHSDID loyalty courtesy and part1c1pat1oh m GCl1V1l19S CONGRATULATIONS' Paqe1J S . , , . 9 . I , 1 x , 1 A t , , - . . AAOPA AI'L0l,l!LJ?2 NDERSON and l- -3-4 1 I1 3-4 MARION ANDERSON Aureha Declam Z Cherokee De-clam 3 ROBERT C BEACHAM Semor Leader CCC Camp LUCILLE BONG Band I 2 3 4 G A A l 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 4 Mxxed Chorus 4 TOM BOQTHBY Basketball l 2 3 4 B nd I 34 Chorus: I 2 Pow Wow 4 Page 11 Jjfqr BETTY BRENNEMAN Annual 4 G.A.A. 142-4 Volleyball l24 Soccer 12 DARRELL BUNKERS Track 2 3 4 Foolball 34 C Club 23 4 Chorus 4 C U Y lee Club 12 3 4 CLIFTON BUNTON Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball I2 Band I 2 3 VIRGINIA BURKHART e Club l Jlrxea hcrus 3 Pow WCW Annual 4 X. 1 A SL I' - ILL E ' M' r 3-4 .A. I al 4 ' ' ' ' ' ' Track l-2-3-4 I ' ' ' Gle -2-3-4 U 'ff ' 2 ' C ' - -34 4 V 'J SENIORS Ciwfa Lze pafferna o ffwu HELEN BUSH GAA 4 Band 3 Annual 4 D clam 3 4 4.14 Wfiwys, 7' 'VVL9 RUTH BUSSER Sst A nu 14 Wo WAYNE CALDWELL Wresll q l 2 3 4 C Cl b 4 Annual 4 C r s 4 GLENN CARLSON Footb ll 13 C Club 34 Annual 4 LUCILLE CARLSON Bxq S1 ter 3 4 Pow Wow 3 4 ee l b 1 Mxxed Ch us 34 afffff ARLEN E CAVE GAA l v'oll yball 14 DEAN CURTIS Football 1 2 3 Basketball l 2 3 4 T ck 1 2 4 C Club 1 2 3 4 DORIS DEPPE Aurelxa Chorus 12 Cherok Chorus 3 BELLE DEWAR Volleyball 24 M DW BOB ENGEL Pow Wow a P ys 23 M ed Ch us 34 D cl 3 4 Page 1 2 ' 0 . . . Q 9 . e . F , X Big i er 3-4 l ' n a L ' I - Pow W 4 Ural, - Q Chorus l-2-3-4 - - - in - - - A I u 3- l I ee ho u a - 14 - x H H - r . .S I . Cl ss la - Gl C u V2-3-4 ix or - - or . e am - SENIORS P Kmdufafe LZCJEIUALP IAMES ETHINGTON Pow Wow 3-4 Football Manager 3 WAYNE FLICKINGER Football 1 2 3 4 Wrestlmq 2 3 4 Go l 2 4 C Club 3 4 CAROL GLIDEVVELL G A A 2 3 4 G A A Board 4 Soccer 2 3 4 Volleyball l 2 3 4 CHARLES GOEB Football l 2 3 4 Basketball l Z Chorus 1 2 3 4 Track 3 HELEN GONTERMAN Eldon Glee Club 1 Band Page 13 j lOHNNY GREGG Wrestling l-2-3-4 Pow Wow 4 Class Play 3 C Club 34 DON HEADLEY Basketball l Horseshoe 12 Gol 23 Footba DON HOLMES Football l 2 3 Wrestlmq 1 2 4 Horseshoe 1 2 TIM HOOPER Band l 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 23 4 Mxxed Chorus 2 3 4 Basketball Mgr 3 4 KENNETH HOYT Band 1 2 3 4 Track 12 4 Wrestlmq 3 4 Class Play 3 I lf -A f . - 112 f 5 I Q :-fl' I 'Q- I Vx. . Qu I f - - - Track I-2-3-4 Y lla -1 2 'til ' - :W .jjj WI 1I l A l SENIORS , y PLZHJJAL HM HUBER Football 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 C Club 2 3 4 WINSTON HYNDMAN Wrestlmq l 2 3 4 NEIL IACOBE Football 2 3 4 Wresthnq 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 Basketball 12 J DOROTHY A IENKINS GAA 1 Band 1234 Chorus 4 AGNES H IOHNSON G A 123 BETTY IOHNSON Band l 2 3 4 Gl e Club 3 4 G A I 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 3 EVELYN KELLEY Sroux Cxty orus Cherokee Declam Mrxed Chorus 4 Glee Club 4 SPENCER KLUGE Regular Course MAXINE ANNE KOTECKE Band l 2 3 4 Chorus 2 4 Orchestra 12 SHIRLEY G KRAMER Kmqsley Glee Club Cherokee Ir Class Play 3 Volleyball 4 Page 14 nb 704 1' K' R R1'g.'5i'?' I 'H ' 1. X , 'Ch I 2-3 4 Y ' ' 4 . Xi 3 SAY, Xl x ,ffl ' . - fx . SENIORS feate dc 00 Jplflft DON LEONARD C1 n ral ours FRANK LIEB lr Class Play 3 Orchestra l 2 3 Track 12 FRANCES LIPPKE De-clam l HAROLD WAYNE LITTLE Football 3 4 Wrestlma l 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 DOROTHY LOOMER Park Raplds Glee Club 3 Mxcroscope Club 3 Volleyball 2 Skating 2 Page l S DONNA MAHONEY Washta Glee Club 12 Cberokee Bask tball 4 Volleyball 4 RTOPHJE MAYER I Cl sPlkjyl3 ee 3ulb'l234 GAA l234 NOLA E MICHAM Band l 2 3 4 Gee lu l234 Pow Wow 4 Annual 4 BOB MICKELSON Football 23 4 Track 2 3 4 Basketball 12 Home Room Pres 4 BILL MONTGOMERY Wrestlmq 2 3 4 Golf l 2 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Pow Wow 4 x 'A i. O c C A f . 4' . , ' 'fl I l AR 1 ' X N n, . ., 1 K, 'e e C e l W .. W ll. . . , ., Band l-2-3-4 Eund l-2-3-4 X 'V . r. ' . , G1 ' . . . X A QQ J lk x i X :I . l C b - - - 'X SENIORS Jlozre fo ing er oa, :S DARLENE MORGAN New Market Declam 1 2 3 Basketball 12 Glee Club 12 3 Cheer Leader 23 41 LEROY MUELLER Brooke Cons Basketball l Cherokee Basketball 23 Track 23 Pgofbq f DOROTHY IUNE MUNDY GAA l Glee Club 12 'xl DORA DEAN MCMANUS Band 1 2 3 4 Annual Edltor G A A 1 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 4 BERNADINE NIMS Pow Wow 3 4 Soccer 13 Sclence Day 2 3 4 G A A 1 VERNON NONKEN Football 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Go 2 3 4 S! OB OGILVY Ubi ootball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 TH OHLSON General Course HOWARD OLSEN Football 14 Basketball l 2 3 4 R Pres Glee Club l Z 3 4 LUELLA M OLSON Basketball 2 3 4 Soccer 1 2 3 Volleyball l 2 3 4 G A A 3 4 Page 1 6 N , ' ll -- -- . fl X f NGA f if ' 1 l 1- 3, N f 4 1- rl KEl .J X O Assn' . . ' 4 1-1. . .4 SENIORS 6 erwlz mem.orLe5 CLARA BELLE PEARSE Pow Wow 34 Oulll cmd Scroll 34 ELAINE PENNEY Percwctl Cherokee Pow stef DELBERT PERRIN Football l 2 3 4 Wrestlmg l 2 3 4 Club l 2 3 4 Annual Bus Mgr PwWow71 xg LEO PIGOTT Bcxsketklll 2 Nre tmq 4 horus 4 rock 4 P12617 GEORGE RHEA Wrestlmq l xfoflfffzd V www- DOROTHY RHOADS Chorus l2 Basketball l 2 EVRON RICE Track 2 Everly Glee Club Lhlccqo r IEAN ROYER Bend l Z 3 4 Mlxed l' rus 25 Btq Slster A l 2 7 L t 6 4 if C' , -' WW . , z. A ' - 6 HELEN PHELAN VIRGINIA RODGERS SAAC 1 ' ' A t y . L 1 N. to ., l . . . l Sl' ' Cto -A-4 Q - ' 3.4 T QA. A 44,4 SENIORS .SJ P0 ZXPZPLZFLCZJ DGLORES SHOVE Pow Wow 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 G A A 1 3 4 Soccer 1 4 DE WAYNE SKINNER Wrestlmq 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 C Club 3 4 FAN NY SLEEPER Pow Wow Soccer 1 2 3 4 Baskelball 1 2 3 4 MARIORIE SLEEZER Band 1234 Basketbal 1234 Soccer 1234 GAA 1234 MERLE SMITH General Course MARINE SORENSON G A A 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Volleyball l 2 3 4 Annual 4 BARBA IANE SPURGIN ee Club 3 4 B1q S1sler 3 4 G A A Board 4 BETTY IEAN SPURGIN Bxq SISQST 4 G A A Board 4 Orchestra 2 3 MERRILL K STEELE Football 14 Band 1 2 3 4 5 Orcheslra 2 3 4 Wrestlmq 1 2 3 WWW WAYNE STEWARD Football 1 2 3 Wrestlmq l 2 Glee Club 1 C Club Page 18 ff N 1144! l I G.A.A. 2-344 Band 1-2-3-4 4 fs 4 3 7 be I I 1 A --3 SENIORS .7 or agadhw am! lieu' apmsll we I Le mcdde CLEO STREZELECKI G A 1234 Band 123 c 1234 Basketball 1234 IIM THOMPSON Jw l NW DONALD TRAINOR LAVERNE VANNATTA PAUL WITCOMBE l Tak2 gi: Q ,006 1 LURA WADDELL R q :xr Page 19 I .A. . - - - So Cer - - - Wrestling l ON ,YA 1 1 , Bcxskeibcll l-2-3 Bcmd -2-3-4 T k 3 r c Chorus 3 e ul Course NAME NICKNAME HAS RAVES ABOUT NOTED FOR AMBITION Betty Anderson Marlon Anderson Lucllle Bong Tom Boothby Betty Brennernan Darrell Bunkers Llcllle Bunn y Cllfton PIII Vlrqlnla Plrkl rrt llf lell Flush Ruth Bussf r Wayne Caldwell glenn Car sen Lurllle CGIlS n Arlene Cav D an Curtls DOYIS Deppe Belle D war Robert Engel lame-s Ft' lnatt I1 Wayne l?llClC1IlC1K 1 ol Ch harles Q ae Hr en Gr l t r lohn Grf aa Dan l-lra l y Don Holrrlcs Tlm Hoop r Kenneth Hoyt llm Huber Wlnston Hynd man Nell lacol r Dorothy l Illilll Agnes lr l ns P tty oll C Vac yn l-' llw Spencer lfluq laxlrle e Shlrley l' ar' VII Lcrlldr Prank Ll l rances Llpp-f Nayne Llttle rr hy lflfll c Cece Torrmy Shorty Speed l ucy f Vlrky Rutnlr Caddy Lucy ex Bob lm Woooy Shorty C husk Iohnnx Holrrl l Hoceplr Kenny llnlrnle FOI Ienks Aaelf lllckf SIJGIIC. lfl' Franklf Strnr 1 Sll1CllOUS a a blond trlendly spolled broadlulnp oashfu ltterbua trlendly at le s yell IHC9 runner H1 ove l1ll6fCIll l I'ldSOIllc qulet str nq teacher s pest photographer to Il nr y rary Il JCOIHP s rt lanky r dans happy track star athlet I p pular nrt mad shful VJFC lllf I' S srlla TIG tr rnprtr s ,ul s hlq heart mouth lee skates Lucy p rsonallty medals town t oy lrlends long lrqs r er skates httle S1SlDf Andy broad should Tor lllly a Nay vavy I al curly llCI1l' vest no-c horse farm ern C lssr s earcl Cd d sp S111 kl C J lls arrl alrl H1 every port 'la llne ane ua .fy nelr NIJ e say aofd natu C aul way sses CGI shorthand ev ryhody Jokes Lucille larty ClOf1G w lat QIOUX l Storm Lake qood tllnes ll day ona wrestllnq l C Penn v lornrny vho knows IS 'watch rlothlrlq rlnlrrq C lnve tlhles erythlrla l wa Statf Leaehers lflnclrl Qouncll Oak s lnetnlllfl ucks lvomer S orrn Lake vho knows are Storm La 111 Donny 1IlU s c rtofsrl or nl IlOfl'11Ilf'j l c. lOYI l Lake very nuslc e 1Sl ae S sllence lauah NISQ cracks ha ketball ravlnq speed s-c ltlna SK Jtlna I walk Fllrlllew elnq shf r t ark Cr ad s tl llldlty 1ske'l a shyness adlet way rrs a a l s free l'lClClllf1 l 1 la Jrltlnfl Jresthnq fu es rrne'1tll'l n s walk Jrltore aslcet a rrto TS oaks f sp: rts s IIQING IIIHIHQ KIY p f lna elkllf shyll ss IIUSIC flplnc: strf nqth stenoalapher lt s a secret coll q undertaker grow up aradufrte fl s school t ar le st lloarapller rapture a lrlfrll rn rry a Swe f farrno farper ter M s Boothhy anythlna pl ase Elaln graduate a rrllnq salesman qu ss Nlaval Acarlf araduate utr l NMO knows llvery l oy undef lded hero lker mf r rto JIl1Sl XIII tlf slnq Vkfllll llr s a have a farm a great r fusrwlte sr lel n hestra lef Jer 1 t 'llfllf Dgqg 1 IS ' L t ll , e . 4. 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F1ISfROW IoAnn lenkms Be rly Ewa Maxme lobe Bob lohnson Mary lohnson Phylhs Iohnson Carl Karlsen lean Kennedy Secon Row Pat Kenney Donald K1elhorn Lola Krelhorn Ellen Lamoreux Bob Lathrop Mary Laurs rx lohn D Louqhlm yle Marshall fx 'IH 104-us s.- Qt' Q5 ing S' ,f Q- gli' s.., F st F rf lwfl1li6Y lfll er 3,1 'ron Betty s Ve r v lance Mc ord M-':Dc:na'l ' anda M E rrurray oe DON Frank Nash Kenn th Ohls n parrot Pe fc Dan P rrm V1 qlrta Pettln 'ra a P Pa rt F r ur peed Page A5 H you have knowledge let others light their candles by it Thomas Fuller vu N imp S 1 5-D First Row Darrel Reed Avis Stanford Bert Sexton Beryl Simmons Lorne Simmons Vivian Smith Chester Specht Eldon Second Row Ioann Stevens Ralph Sutton Francisifache Gloria Thompson Gayle Traver Clifford Vannatta Kathryn Wallace Gilbert Webb E First Row Harry Wilson Mary Margaret Wise Lucille Young Mae Zarr Friendship is a magic Weaver Weaving through life s tapestry Threads of thoughttulness and kindness Fadeless threads of memory: Warm bright threads of understanding, Sunny golden threads of Cheer, Making friendships perfect pattern Grow more beautiful each year. 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HOMEROOM ORGANIZATIONS Executrve ab1l1ty and 1n1t1at1ve frgure rmportantly rn the l1fe of an 1nst1tut1on whether 1t be a home or a school Wrlson Hrgh IS fortunate rn possessrng many students wlth these qualrtres Chlef among those students are those we frnd lassed as homeroom presrdents and class presrdents There are thrrteen homerooms 1n hrgh school a deslgnated number for each grade These home rooms operate as a club electmg a presrdent vrce presrdent secretary treasurer and program commrttee rn the fall Every Frrday mornrng durrng the frrst hour the homerooms meet to work on therr protects current school problems or any other buslness that comes before the homeroom Besponsrbrlrty rests upon the homeroom presrdent to presrde at the weekly meetrngs of the homeroom ln add1t1on to these meetlngs of the homeroom we have IH Wllson Hrgh School a system whereby the presrdents of the vanous homerooms meet regularly wrth Mrss Van Vleet and Mr Creel on the f1rst Monday of each month to d1s cuss general and school problems to decrde varrous rssues and to outlrne proJects for each homeroom The homeroom presrdents organ1zat1on has as 1ts offrcers the followrng stu dents presrdent Howard Olsen vrce presldent Pat Callaghan and lean Ken nedy secretary and treasurer To thrs delegatron was grven the task of plan nrng and makrng a success the Srxth Annual Vocatlonal Conference held on February ll thrs year Securrng excellent speakers for the conference 1nv1t 1ng of county schools to the conference and careful plans for the consrderatlon of all guests at the conference were the tasks of these homeroom presrdents Executrve abrlrty and 1n1t1at1ve are preregu1s1tes for people who are to plan and execute a conference such as Wrlson Hrgh School held Our homeroom presrdents rnclude the followrng people Senrors Howard Olsen Dora Dean McManus Bob Mrchelson lumors Verna Mueller lean Kennedy Bob Hall Kenneth Ohlson Sophomores Don Hoyt Pat Callaghan Bob lensen Freshmen Avrs Anderson Irm WISE Harold Zarr Dora Dean McManus lean Kennedy Howard Olsen Bobby Mrchelson and Kenneth Ohlson w1th Mr B E Creel went as delegates from our hrgh school to a Conference held at Spencer rn the fall Spencer s conference rncluded drs cussron of the types of problems facrng young people today Page 28 coo u c cg of 1 A . . . 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Cgnfrigufe Cnolverafion W1 5-yy! 1 I , fn .xg -me f Fxrst Row Gale Abels Dtck Anderson Donald Anderson Wtllard Anderson lack Archer Mdrlorre Barnes hm Bell Phylhs Bolles Second Row Merlxn Braley Lourse Byerly Betty Caldwell Pat Callaghan B111 Campbell Cormne Cobb lack Colwell Charles Coon 'lea 4' if t- 9-1 1' 0 Fzrst Row nflet o ch Harold Dans L w ll D maree St J l.fr ns rom r D lscn Dfna Dunn Blll Duslunske L IG Flsk second Pow Ce ra1e F1tt Marian F xo Plnoele r aa L' ln n Bar ara H ga r rt yt 'Kat e nuns Bob Iensen Page 30 . fy, ,' J off' ' ' ' 2 ' I ' ', ' .X ,f x x l 7 - 4. Q' Q 1 'fx 5 , A 1' , rf , , 1 - -4, . f X o .E S 3. a 2 ,- 2 1' 1 C.. x X' ' '- ' Q -' Y 1. Y Y 'sk I N , . , ,N , . Y. ,V . J . . . : C za , d '., Q er e e'e ,mx , e off, , .. , . , el C . :J:4', 's,' ' le , . 3 Ge ,Bozertde e, .C oln,Dzlald o ,I nrinefel' , To God thy countpi qnd thy fnenols be true Vaughn -'Q B- 'S' 8 TW gn.. QP it Q... Frist Row Fra as lohnson Edythe 4 nnedy DIXIE Klrkham Mary Loulse Lau r Second Row Terry Lyman W1ll1am Marn Clarence Mart1n qomery Robert Mortenson li 411' GQ! '? Paul Kmqht Beverly Kramer Marcella Krout Bob Lanxon Beverly Martmsen Ray Mase Charles Me-loy Loule Mont Hrs! Ftcvf: Katherine Nelson Harold Ntlcs, Marceleen Ohlejf, Connie Peck, Helen Peiers, ,ack Peterszn, Dorraine Heed is Rrce. 6 - S 1 D4 N 1 -Sv 2 rf-'Af '--- :WW :A .Sw-..-. FLW, -5 :wvk S Pafye Me... .J lx- A I J VJGIG. An rnvestment 1n knowledge always pays the best lnterest BenJa1n1n Frankhn wt Fnsl Row Arla Swanson Elwyn Thomas Harley Thomson Harrlet Trffany Ixm VerlHoef Kenneth Vetter Bonme Wayman Patncra Whrte Second HOW Iacqualme W1ll1UHl Tom lN11l1ams Donna Wtlmot Albert Wllson Norma Wrtcombe Lloyd Wltt Phyllls Writ mack Eldon Woltman l Dorothy lean Wooley Mlttle Wrlqht There IS no treasure hke the treasure Of a falthful fnend There IS no pleasure l1ke the pleasure Fnendhness can lend Fame and rlches other pleasures These may qulckly pass away Fr1endsh1p and 1lS golden treasures Last forever and a day Page 32 T dytwtsssj F3 , 'H X' lp ' I r I I qsffx' xl I FRESHMEN xx wlh CJ iiyii Tziifi 61 III' 1i 11..:ns tty 1'gi A f ig 'M 141 ,11 - 1 -,Y N -,K-.Qf-mA , -' 'V vvlf' 4... ,,lnf.LA,, ' .-. FRESHMEN LUWLIA LU2 50855 ,U X' ttf Frrst How Avrs Ande son loanne Arnold Barbara Ballantyne Ronald Ballantyne Robert Barr Loren Bechtel lna Bomar Allce Bonmn Se ond Pow H rrrnne Broderrck Dorothy Buqh Barbara Burke R bert Bur s Pat Bush Darrel Carlberq Donald Carlson Bru e Carpenter Nt lun, .tv 4 T' First Row Donald ohne Dean Clow G rala oburn B tty Fenner Neva Conner Blll Crlpp n Fl yd uthrell Robert Dernarw, Second Row: lo Anne Dugan, Floyd Ehjclr. Betty Elirink, Dale Garris., Kenneth Gates, Kenneth G,r1ets, Iohn Glasson, Barbara Haight. Page 34 If l Cannot do great things, I can do small things in a great Way. Mlarnes Freeman Clarke Kwallek Second ROW Charles Lameroux Erxtn Laursen Gladys Lrblc Wenaall Merry Betty Montgomery Darlene Moses Paulme Mueller Ronala Munson Q95 tb fa 'CY rw Fzrst Row Delores MoCarthy Llel r Naslf Clxfford Nelson lames Nelson Roland Nrms Ele rr r Nonken l.o1s Nordstrom Olrver Nordstrom Second Row loyce Ohlson Betty Olson Charles Perrm lerom Peterson Rosella Peterson George Phrpps Lors Rtdnour Lloyd Robmson Page 35 Every man should keep a farr srzed cemetery 1I'1 whrch to bury the faults of hls trrends Henry Ward Beecher lllffgl' Frrst Row Vrctor Rohla Luella alrs ury Elarrre Smrth Russell Smrth Wanda Specht Velma Steward Bernadette Toohey Second Row Delores Twletnes Alvm Wallace Dons Waymarr Betty Weeks Ioyce Whrte Marrorre Wrllrams Irm Wrse Lorse Wrtcombe Waneta Wooley Harold Zarr SHAKE Its qreat to say Good Momma Its fme to say Hello But better strll to grasp the hand Ot a loyal frlend you know Page 36 ll . ME 6 6 H ' JI 1 gl, f 1 - r Gerald Toohey. , , .1 . rf I f CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS S 3 I VIR TAIXIFI I BOB OGILVY ELAI If PEININI Y DVI FZITQT PFPIQIN WAY NIV CAL XVELL MISS SLOAN ARMOQD H L ZEG BETTY 'VIOS S S SAK CHM 9 DOY B L o I-II Eb VICJ O ff DAD BV f' UA O 111' PAUII L SENIORS Sponsors IIS INELLBORN Oihcers IUNIORS Sponsors IARRA RD MIS S Ofhcers SOPHOMORES Sponsors Oifxcers FRESHMEN Sponsors Ofhcers IISS S ANL!-XJ QI HIPPI III IFLD 1 OVEf 4 QATT The :loss Cffposrs are Chossri by the sTpgQs:xIs gf th-F '.',:.1i'1s :kisses on tha? bcrsls CI Isofdsrship, Cholcrship CIILCI :tier ,ztsfcridzug Cfiixrictfsristigs. The offizsrs cmd fI'IElY sponsors Cris :Is follows: I . S I SLD Iv . S O f.' S C I . . . . . . , . . . . . I . Prssidsri fx I I I E ..........,. Vice-Prssi 'sm LLLLSMI I-...... ............. Ssfrstcxrg' I. L D ' ...,.4...... TI'SCIE3'lI'ff S MR. . SQ, IIEINIS MISS K' 1' ' . M Of I A If ............ P1-I-1-sicilm' I E ............ VICO-Prf1s'dorpr CARL KARLSCI-I ....,.,... 'ffIf'II'y FLI-I'C,ISIII'?f MISS ff. IE MR. VICCLINTQCK f' '. I IQFLES T-JIELCY ..,.....,.... Prssxdsrli AUTH .. ER ,,.,.. .... , . . V13-2-Prfsiiisrit IL DNS . NSKE ..,.......... Segrsfcxry KXXTHERIIXIE IELIKIFIS , .......,... Lf-i1fQ1sL1.fsf MISS 'III Sffifl f1,'F'FLE MISS f1EfIf:,f:' MISS Pr .. I BETTY I TTS HERE' ....,.,.... Prssxdsrg -FELL CAFL LHS' .....,,.... Vziffi-Prssidsit f DELTA ILICOLS' , .....4...., SQCIQTCIY'-.' . -II-JE MUS LE? ....,..,.... Tfsixswzrsr BIG SISTERS Founded frve years ago the Btg Srster Organrzatron has glven help to the 1ncom1ng students of Wrlson H1gh In the fall the Blg SISISIS sponsored an orlentatron program to acquarnt the freshmen wrth h1gh school llfe The organrzatron consrsts of twelve glrls chosen from the Junror and sen tor classes chosen on the basls of servrce loyalty scholarshlp leadershlp and cooperatron Co sponsors of the B1g Srsters are Mrss Mary Van Vleet and Mrss Cleda Wellborn Members of the organlzatlon are lean Boyer Flrst Councxlor Luctlle Carlson Second Councrlor Ruth Busser Secretary Bar bara Spurgm Treasurer Betty Waters Martan Busser Norma lean Phtpps Betty Spurgtn Elalne Penney Betty Moses Ioann Stevens and Mary Margaret Wtse A p1cn1c for all the new g1rls was held at W'escott Park durlng September Each month assembly programs were gtven The theme for the year was My Creed would be true for there ale those who trust me I would be pure for there are those who care would be strong for there 1S much to suffer I would be brave for there 1S much to dare would be frrend of all the foe the frrendless I would be grvrng and forget the g1ft would be humble for I know my weakness I would look up and laughatnd love and lrft Howard Arnold Walter HONOR C CLUB Honor C Club IS an organlzatlon of the lettermen of C H S To be help ful and constructrve rs the one b1g arm of thls group Entrance to the club IS secured upon the wmnlng of a vars1ty athletlc award 1n any manor sport rn hrgh school Rules and regulatrons are followed closely by all the members or suspensron from the club may be rn order The Honor C Club actrvmes 1nclude the sponsormg and cooperatmg w1th other organ1zat1ons rn puttrng on worth whrle entertatnment for students and c1t1zens of Cherokee Thrs years act1v1t1es 1nclude co sponsormg of Freshman Or1entat1on usherrng at all act1v1ty tlcket events presentrng the Armlstlce Day program conductrng the sale of Homecomtng favors ap propr1at1ng money to purchase a radro for our new school bus and servlng durtng the Vocattonal Conference We are proud of our Honor C Club and hope to see 1t contlnue rn the rlght drrectron and develop tn the future HONOR C CLUB MEMBERS Councll Delbert Perrm Presrdent Bob Ogllvy V1cePres1dent M1ck1e M1ller Secretary Nell Iacobe Treasurer hm Huber Charles Croeb Paul Hoxsle Dana Perrm Members Darrell Bunkers Cl1fton Bunton Glenn Carlson Dean Curtts Kenneth Hoyt Iohnny Gregg Wayne Steward Wayne Fltcktnger Merrrll Steele Wayne Lntle Torn Boothby Wayne Caldwell DeWayne Skrnner Bob Mtckelson Howard Olsen Paul Moerman Carl Karlson Pat Kenney Lewls Montgomery Pat Callaghan Tom Ryan Mr 1-Irram Covey Mr Boy Iarrard Co sponsors Page 38 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 11 11 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 , . I 1 - 1 1 I 1 1 ll 1 . . . ' .. . 1 . .- 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 u n . . . 1 . . , - . . . 1 0 1 1 1 1 . -u 1 1 1 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 , . . . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .L . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 ' ' CHEER LEADERS.. enerafe QP CHEER LEADERS Our Cheer Leaders, Mary M. Wise, Buth Boyer, Bill Campbell, and Loure Mohtqomery are respohslble for the vlaorous pep shown thrs year At the pep meetlrtas the heer leaders wtth therr euthusrastrc cheertrta hlled the students wrth the sr rrt l vrctory and at the jar es they Could be seen adr ra the llaht fr o Deoked out IH the1r Tl W uhttorrr s ot aola and bl lc they adaed Color o the Cheerma sectron They were ably assrsted by B tty Mos lvhh L 1 hlm and Charles lvleloy HOMECOMING Thr htth armual hom comma at CH S helo orl Opt b r 3 was arettea wrt pep and out rusrostt rom the t1re straelrt body Th oay b aan wrth the rowmrta ol Quee Dora Dean Mclvlahus by Charles Goeb Bob Qatlvy and Delbert Perrrrt tr1 Captatrts ot the arrdrr 1 Sfre was s orted by her four attehdartts Betty Waters leart Boyer Betty Brennemarr and Buth Busser Followma th: pep neetma and fOlOllUllJl1 La ue the oalorlul parade con Chants led by the Natlonal Cha 1 ptottshtp hrql s ho l band Thrs was th baaas lrs agpearart e ta h r J Ln t rt ah rr r a a peppy musrc had much do wr h rla su e lr1 13 re J sw xfllf F519 ' ' ,xii o ' 1.1 rt ', le ' 21' ylct ry. A e t 1 l ' ao, , L , , . l 1 , ' ' ' f e . es, 1 ot ,J ', D' ' L 1 9 ' ,.,. ' 'oe ',t.,' -97 his, , -xljrit '. el o ' , '- ' . ' ' o. . l - e C t , D , ' 3 -, 5 1 o ' , ' rg ' 'c' ' r f , . , f slstlrta ol floats from each home room, extra-Curricular activities, and mere , ' N :t ' L 1 'C to' . ' e .. t' t g' C, A t el hex- 'I'll,CfI s, o the b 'aht Colo s rtl Q A . r to ' tl .e :cess of the parade. the iEVnPlllI . tl ,. Brfye' 5:1 a 'Q-2 'xlctiiry pier the Bsiltervrlle ' 1, l gets . T Qfqfx -XTHLETII S PUUTBALL F O O T B A L L . . . frewed gave! .gpzorfrimarw LP S 1941 FIRST TEAM Flrst Row Dana Perm Don Hoyl Put pullcqhan Delbert Perrm Bob Mlckelson Louze Montgomery Wayne Fhckmq r 1-low rd Olsen Chfton Bunton hm Huber Carl Kclrlson Seconhl Ro 1 Coach Mc lrntoclc Armand Hcrlweq Torn Ryan erurles Gceb Dcrre Bunkers M1CkGY M11 r Bob Ocul y N-e1 GC Drck Kmokt nccxch 1cxrmr'l Pouch Cov y sen 'acc I Q1 Camp ell Fc rt C 1. :icy Ifluel I Vcxncqer Dale Hixuptry Bo r:x1'n Brll usrrnsrc ienn th rloyt D n .-mg rs 1 Jlar of- Pcqe 42 ' I . G , ' , ' - , . .A vi C' - , , ,Af , 3 . ' , . 4 V .' 'lf che, '. . .',.,e We . el. Thzrci How: Vernon Ncnken, Gqle Abels, Terry Lyman, Frank Nash, lim McDonald, 'Wayne Little, Clifford Vunncmcr, fczfk Peter ., , I Arche , ,xl h . 1.hF?:-1: e. ,1e,-. 7 ', bf., ' D Q 'ef e.' ,e 'fe z:,1 .'Z4,f. F O O T B A L L Yicexufafed Clint' .7ALl'LALl'Lg INDIVIDUALS CO CAPTAIN CHARLES GOEB Fullback A great defensrve fullback and a real team player Chuck could block pass krck call srgnals and carry the ball Wllh the best of them Hrs graduatron wrll be a great loss to many other school sports and actrvrtres CO CAPTAIN DELBERT PERRIN Tackle Brg fast and tough Iunebug for three years has been a marnstay rn the Cherokee lrne and has been an outstandrng athlete and leader He was chosen for the All Lakes Conference Team and on the 6th All State Team The school wrll really mrss h1m next year CO CAPTAIN BOB OGILVY Halfback A natural athlete Bobs speed and deceptron has provrded the scorrng punch for our backfreld for the past three years Although he has twrce garned Honorable Mentron rn the All State selectrons chosen on the All Lakes Conference team and was hrgh scorer rn the Lakes Conference Bob rs by far the most modest boy on the team IIM HUBER End Irm s heady defense and hard tacklrng combrned Wrth hrs speed and sure ball handlrng on erther pass catchrng or ball carryrng led to many a touchdown and a Well deserved All Lakes Conference ratrng WAYNE FLICKINGER Guard Small but never too small Woody was a very capable performer rn the lrne or backfreld but he won hrs greatest fame wrth hrs educated toe He recerved Honorable Mentron rn the Lakes Conference NEIL IACOBE Halfback l3O pounds of mrghty mrte Cobb more than made up for hrs lack of srze wrth deceptrve speed and plenty of frght He was a consrstent ground garner a hard blocker and tackler and wrll be mrssed next year HOWARD OLSEN Tackle A senror playrng hrs frrst football Howard found hrmself at home rn the varsrty tackle slot Opponents found hrm a hard man to get past and a capable blocker He wrll be rnrssed when we answer next year s roll call BOB MICKELSON Guard Mrke helped make the rrght srde of Cherokee s lrne a power on both offense and defense Hrs chorce on the 2nd All Conference Tearn srgnrfres hrs abrlrty DARRELL BUNKERS Halfback Darrell s speed and elusrveness contrrbuted much to Cherokee s successful forays rnto enemy terrrtory Darrell wrll be mrssed next year CLIFTON BUNTON Tackle- Lefty was a ready wrllrng and capable lrnesman who could always be depended upon to frll a gap MICKIE MILLER Ouarterback Brg and rangy Mrck balanced the fast and scrappy back freld Wrth hrs powerful tacklrng and blockrng He should do great thrngs DANA PERRIN-Center Dana s hard chargrng and vrcrous tacklrng garned hrm the center berth on the 2nd All Lakes Conference Team Next year should frnd Dana ready for an even more outstandrng performance CARL KARLSON End Thrs rugged fast chargrng lmeman was an rmportant cog rn our defense He has raprdlv developed hrs pass catchrng and should be a mam offensrve threat next year PAT KENNY Center Pat saw actron as a center thrs year but could be called on for most any posrtron rn the l1ne He should really come rnto hrs own next year TOM RYAN Ouarterback Though only a sophomore Tom proved under frre that he has what rt takes He should be a very valuable asset to our backfreld next year LOUIS MONTGOMERY Guard Loure raprdly developed rnto a dependable guard Wrth two more vears of football ahead of hrm he should make a name for hrmself PAT CALLAGHAN Guard Pat transferred here from Pocahontas proved a capable re serve And when Pat frnds hrmself he wrll be a real power both on offense and defense Faq 43 0 o Q 0 s a c ' ' '- I 11 11 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 - . 11 11 ' W W 1 1 1 . ' W W 1 1 , . . 1 . . , . 11 11 W W 1 1 . . . . . . 11 11 , . 11 . . 11 11 11 . 1 , . W W 1 . . 1 11 . 11 . . 1 . 1 , . 1 1 . . . 11 11 . . . 1 1 , 7 I . 1 . . . . . . W W 1 W W 1 11 . 11 . . 1 - ... I V - . , . 9 THE SCORE BOARD F O O T B A L L . . . .yncifea odacferzikako FOOTBALL This year Coach Covey sent one of Cherokee High's most successful teams in years onto the gridiron. This team went undefeated in the Lakes Conference to bring to Cherokee its 2nd Lakes Conference Championship in three years. The only defeat of the whole season was at the hands of a powerful LeMars eleven who took advantage of the handicap of our iniuries On Armistice Day Cherokee defeated Storm Lake 25 to U to break a long standing 11nX Coach Covey with the aid of Coach Boy Iarrard and Coach Alva McClintock pieced together a powerful line and combined it with an experienced backfielct to produce a winning combination And equally as important as the victories these boys gained an honorable reputation throughout the Conference or their sportsmanship and clean play Much of the success of the season is contributed to the f1n team spirit of the squad and he lack of Jealousy of a teammates recognition There were 17 letter winners this year There were 10 seniors and of these 8 were regulars For the first time in the histo y of the school this year an athletic team found it necessary to elect hre co captains The team found that they had three boys on the team who hav the very outstanding qualifications needed for a capain Unable to choose on above the others they decided to give them all the cootaincy by electing Chuck Goeb Delbert Perrin ana Bob Qgilvy These three boys starred on the 1939 as well as the 1941 Lakes Conference Championship teams and ar each three letter winners in football These three are all around athletes who fnd time to be active in other school activities The school can be proud of them Bob Ogilvy lim Huber and Delbert Perrin were selected on the Al Lakes Conference Team Dana Perrin and Bob Mickelson were given berths on the All Lakes Conference second team and Wayne Flickenger received an Honorable Mention in the All Lakes Conference Delbert Perrin was honored by being s lected on the Bth All State Team and Bob Ogilvy honorable mention in the All State selections Sept Sept Oc Oc Oc Oc Nov Nov Cherokee Cheroke Cherokee Cherokee Cnerokee Cherokee Cherokee 21 45 19 25 lda Grove Holstein Sheldon Lelvfars Sibley Spencer Storm Lake 2 O U Page 4 4 . 19 ...................... ....................... 7 . 26 ...................... e ........,................. ' O t. 6 ....................... Cherokee 6 ....................... Estherville 2 t. 8 ..,.................... 28 ......................... 6 t. 17 ....................... 7 .......................... 5 t. 24 ....................... 1 27 ........................... ' U . 4 .........,............ .......................... BASKETBALL BASKETBALL... .Zaye LPA roup oopemfion l 942 FIRST TEAM Caacla McClmtock Second Row Brll Campbell lolm Dobson Mrckw Mrller Howard Olsen Dana Perrm T m Ryan Page 46 Firs! How: Coach Covey, Bob Oqilvy, Carl Karlsen, lim Huber, Dean Curtis, Torn Boothby, Armand Halwea, Assistant BASKETBALL .S?l'el'LgtA2l'L5 EZ blJ'61J'LCe BASKETBALL As a result of Coach Covey s untiring efforts Cherokee s basketball team showed much improvement this year They won ll of their 18 games and tied for 3rd in the Lakes Confer ence Th1s season has been one of the best in several years The squad for next year shows promise of another successful year The second team coached bv Mr McClintock gave many boys a chance to learn the fundamentals of basketball These boys will b the backbone of the teams next year CHEROKEE 24 SHELDON 26 An unorganized team of Braves dropped a close and exciting battle to Sheldon in the first game of the season CHEROKEE 18 ESTHERVILLE 25 Although Estherville held the lead most of the way the Braves had them on the go until the last whistle blew CHEROKEE 23 EVERLY 32 Everlys last quarter splurge of power that netted lO points proved too much for the Braves Cherokee piled up a l3 7 lead in the first quarter but fell back to trail by a single point l8 l7 as the half ended Cherokee still trailed by one point 22 21 as the final period started CHEROKEE 31 EMMETSBURG 28 Weathering a last quarter rally by some fancy shooting the Braves broke into the winning column by taking a hard fought decision over Ernmetsburg in a Lakes Conference tussle called CHEROKEE 22 EAST SIOUX CITY 25 East High of Sioux City staved off the Braves rally in the fourth period and won a close game in the Wilson gymnasium Cherokee had more than her share of tough luck Though the Braves had more shots than East they iust couldnt connect CHEROKEE 30 IDA GROVE 21 Taking the lead from the start the Braves rolled up another victory on Ida Groves floor Cherokee held only a three point margin at the end of the first perioa 8 5 but by half time had moved into a l4 8 lead The third and fourth quarters also favored the Braves as they chalked up an easy victory CHEROKEE 30, SPENCER 18 A third quarter coring spree broke up a tight ball game in the Wilson gymnasium as the Braves won a Lakes Conference victory over Spencer The game had been close and hard fought the entire distance The Braves trailed l7 l4 at the half way mark but dropped in a shower of baskets in the final periods to clinch the game CHEROKEE 35 LEMARS 23 From start to firish there was never any serious doubt about the outcome of the game The Braves laid to rest all doubts in the third period when they poured in 13 points while Lelviars was collecting three The Braves went into the final quarter with a 27 l2 lead and numerous substltutions in the Cherokee lineup kept the score from mounting to greater heights Page 47 . A ' e . , . . . The game, played at Emmetsburg, was close the entire distance with numerous fouls being , , . , . . H . . , . I Al V - BASKETBALL 8WL6U'L6!5 .jd CHEROKEE 34 STORM LAKE 21 A fourth quarter exploslon of l4 pornts cok all the wlnd out of Storm Lak as the Braves shot out another Lakes Conference vrctory The game was falrly close up to the fmal perrod whrch the Braves went rnto wrth a 20 l6 lead Then followmg the example of other games the Braves broke loose and scratched out another decxstve vrctory CHEROKEE 24 ESTHERVILLE 34 Esthervrlles accurate shootrng proved too much for the Braves rn a hard fought battle Cherokee s floor Work was superlor to tha of he Mldgets but they could not match therr shootrng CHEROKEE 26 IDA GROVE 24 Th1s t1me the Brav s found Ida Grove hard to beat and the game went rnto two overtlme perrods before vtctory was gatned Even though th game was close Cheroke led nearly all of the way CHEROKEE 18 EMMETSBURG 27 Emmetsburg uncovered ome fancy shootrng rn the second half ard outscored the Braves Both teams played good ball but the Braves rust couldn t connect wrth the basket CHEROKEE 25 SIBLEY 21 Cherokee moved back mto the w1nn1ng column 1n Lakes Conference competmon on Srbley s floor The Braves held the lead the enttre d1stance 1n a very well played Game CHEROKEE 26 AURELIA 22 A thrrd quarter scor1ng splurge that nett d e1ght pornts gave Cherokee the margln of vrctory over Aurelxa rn a Bed Cross Ambularce Fund benefrt game Cherokee held a one CHEROKEE 28 SPENCER 20 The Cherokeans Jumped rnto an early lead and set the pace for the rest of the d1stance The Braves held a 7 4 margrn at the end of the f1rst quarter cmd a l2 9 edge at the half The Braves led 22 16 at the end of the thlrd quarter CHEROKEE 36 LeMARS 12 The Braves uncovered a terr1f1c scortng punch agamst 1.eMars rn a one slded battle By the end of the TITSI quarter the Braves were sportlng a l2 4 lead and at half t1me held a 24 8 magm CHEROKEE 21 STORM LAKE 32 Storm Lake hrt a hot streak rn the thrrd quarter and shot by the Braves to cllnch a hard fought game Both teams played good ball and closed the season rn great style SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT For the f1rst trme 1n s1x years the Braves won the sectronal tournament whrch was played at Cherokee Cherokee Marcus Cherokee Atta DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Cherokee guallfr s for the sub stage meet rr d1str1ct meet a Storm Lake Cherokee Storm Lake Cherokee 33 Rolfe Page 48 ' A ' I t V t ' T point margin, ll-lO at the half time. 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WR ESTLING Goff mafea me e5 WRESTLING Every year the meet wrth Eagle Grove rs one of the outstandrng meets Hrvalry rs very strong between Cherokee and Eagle Grove becau e Mr larrard coached there before he came to Cherokeee Thrs year the meet kept all the wrestlrng fans on edge One of the brgg st upsets of the evenrng was when Moerman won a decrsron over Bob Srddens Bob Srddens 1 rat d as one of the best boys rn the state at l35 pounds The match went splrt perrods wrth Moerman outporntrng the Eagle Grove boy All that saved Srddens from berng pmned was the bell because he was on hrs back lookrng up at the lrghts wrth Moerman clamped on hrm when the bell rang Towards the end of the meet the score was 13 to l9 rn favor of Eagle Grove and thrngs looked very bad for the Cherokeans but Webb came through wrth a decrsron makrng rt l6 to 19 Then the most surprrsrng thrng happened Iunebug Perrrn Cherokee heavywerght came out and threw Claggett before the fans knew what happened It took Iunebug exactly 15 seconds to prn the hrghly rated heavywerght from Eagl Grove Claggett bounced all the way around the mat wrth Iunebug on top of hrm before the referee called the fall Thrs match turned the tables and won the meet 21 to l9 WRESTLING INDIVIDUALS SENIORS 105 IOHNNY GREGG lohnny rs an experrenced wrestler and he turned rn many wrns for us thrs year He rs a senror and won hrs second letter thrs year 118 WAYNE CALDWELL Coddre was one of the most dependable Wrestlers on the team Whrle he drdnt wrn many falls he garned a lot of nrcely wrestled decrsrons He rs a two year letter wrnner 123 LEO PIGGOTT Although Leo drdnt break rnto the lrneup untrl the second semester because of elrgrbrlrty he turned rn some good matches after that He rs a frrst year letterman 123 BILL MONTGOMERY Thrs was Brll s frrst year on the team but he turned rn some credrtable performances nevertheless 129 WINSTON HYNDMAN Although handrcapped by rllness part of the season Wrnston wrestled some tough boys and beat hrs share of them He rs a frrst year letterman 145 WAYNE FLICKINGER Woody was always rn there frghtrng hard and won many matches because of hrs never say dre sprrrt He rs a frrst year letterman 145 DeWAYNE SKINNEH Skrnny wrestled hrs share of the muts thrs year and managed to fool many opponents by hrs peculrar style of wrestlrng He rs a frrst year letterman Heavyweight DELBERT PERRIN Iunebug had everythrng a wre tler needs thrs year and he went through the season wrth only one defeat Although many of hrs opponents outwerghed hrm consrderably lunebug more than made up for that rn skrll and strength He rs a four year letterman He ended a practrcally perfect season of wrestlrng by wrnnrng frrst rn the state I lil . ' s . . Q . . . . . . .S 9 . 'J I . . , , e . ' f T7 s , . , Page Sl WRESTLING .... guifcfa gn :Sea UNDERCLASSMEN 95 PAT BUSH- -Pat was only a freshman this year but what he lacked in skill he made up in spirit and won the greater part of his matches. He should go places nextyear 95 BOB IOINES Bob wrestled tn Pat s place part of the year and proved h1mself ln act1on He has three years left and should make a real wrestler 112 PAUL HOXSIE Hox was our tough luck boy of the year because after gomg through the dual meets undefeated he lost out m the d1str1ct competttton Neverthe less hls record speaks for 1tself He w1ll be back for part of next year 135 PAUL MOERMAN Dopey was one of the outstandtng boys on the squad thts year los1ng only two matches o all the dual meets He was f1rst ln the d1str1ct th1s year and should be IIISI IH the state next year 145 155 GILBERT WEBB G lbert wrestled at both of these welghts th1s year He IS an aggresslve wrestler and w1th a l1ttle more expenence should be plenty tough nextyear 155 GALE ABELS Gale wrestled part of the meets thts year and won a good per centage of them He has two years left and should make C H S a good heavy wetght at that t1me DISTRICT MEET Cherokee took fourth place rn the dtstnct w1nn1ng two ftrsts and a thtrd lunebug Perrln and Paul Moerman won f1rst and Wayne Caldwell got a thtrd STATE MEET Iunebug Pernn chmaxed hls hlgh school wrestllng career by wmnmg the t1tle of State Champton Heavywerght of Iowa He had to wrestle th ame boy he met rn the ftnals at the d1str1ct and who had prevtously handed htm hts only defeat of the ftnals but he November December lanuary lanuary lanuary lanuary February February February season Iunebug got h1s revenge Moerman was defeated IU the sem1 w1ll have another chance next year ONS ORD Cherokee Roosevelt CDes Motnesl Cherokee Cherokee Cheroke Cheroke Cheroke Cherok fherok e Cheroke G1lmore C1ty Eldora tTra1n1ng Schooll Clanon Eagle Grove Fort Dodge Eldora tTra1n1ng Schootl Algona l 5 Osaoe Page 52 . . I . . . , S E A S ' R E C 26 ...... 32 l IB December 5 Cherokee ...... 30 New Hampton .... 18 I9 ....... 33 I I .... I3 9 ...... IB I I I9 lti e ...... 19 I . ..... 2l 23 I9 ...... 2l .... I9 Sl e ...... 21 ..... l5 6 J ee ...... 8 I I f I 28 l3 Q . e ...... I5 ..... . l9 Q e ...... 22 A r..,... I2 TRACK T R A C K . . . lava Lind Cgorhnafion l TRACK Top Row Don Anderson Gerald 'looloev Walter I-loeppner Dtck Anderson W1ll1am Mann Kenn th Gerlets Olrver Nordstrom Ronald Ballantyne Ray Mase Dale Rxchards Kenneth Vetter Donald Cl1ne and hm Bell Dushtnske Merhn Braley lack Colwell Clarence Martm and Gale Rrchards Row Two Asslstant Coach Stanfteld Charles Coon Gale Abels Douq Ftxchards Terry Lyman Don Hoyt Dale Garrrs Don Holmes Elwyn Thomas Steve Dobbms oach Iarrard and Coach Covey Frrst How Tom Ryan DeWayne Skrnner Bob M1ckelson Darrell Bunkers Kenneth Hoyt Carl Karlson Nell lacob Cltfton Bunton Bob Oa1lvy M1ckey Mtller Dana Perrrn and Paul Hoxs1e Page S4 How Three: Frank Lie-b, Gerald Coburn, Clifford Nelson, lim Wise, Frank Nash, lim McDonald, Eldon Stanford, Bill TRACK EQUBLPJ .gzeecl T R A C K W1th twelx le tems n r urnlna n entors ana two u tors Coach C ey and h rew ot thtn lads are expected to ao 'nor tha hold th lf wn aaalns the Sllfl co petttton tn lowa and n arhy stat The boys and the coach are po nt1na tor a much cov t d vlctory n h Tomahawk R lays and thetr thtrd w1n ID as rnany years at the Lake Canter n rest tn track has tn reased ons1deraloly m the last tew years and a larqe turnout ot boys wlll be the r sult ot the coachmq s arts ettort to creat thts lnterest RACK SC EDULE Aprtl ll Holste1n Relays May Teleqraphu: Relays Alta Relays May Lakes Conf rence May 23 State Meet Aprll 25 LETTERMEN Gqllvy Bunkers Huber lacobe Lrttle Hoyt Mrckelson Carlson Sk nner Mtller Bunton Dana Pernn POLE VAULT 'Vhller Holm s Soecht Ryan Bdnton SPRINTERS Qqtlvy lacobe Huoer Bunkers Lrtt e Garr1s oal aahan ampoell Th rnas Ly an HIGH IUMP sn Rt, on K Hoyt Mtckelson Holmes DObb1I'1S Carlson MILE Sktnner Archer D Hoyt H X1 Ca lson HURDLES B t SHOT Huh Da c P mn Bunton Huber Rrchards Karlsen Montqorr ery Olson Dana P mn BROAD IUMP Bunkers Qqllvy Garrls DISCUS Dana P r lvhller ' fe t l le. et ' , te s ' ' j n' , cv is c Qc ' . e ri e o , ' 1 t ' ' ' ' e es. 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They love thetr games but therr danclng IS not neglected The head of thls great trrbe of thrrty members rs Mrss Elleen McEown l IS governed by a councrl ot twelve rrembers as follows MARIORIE SLEEZER Presrdent BETTY MOSES V ce Presrdent BETTY SPURGTN Secretary MARIORIE MAYER Treasurer BARBARA SPURGlN Senror Representatlve LA VONNE CHILES lunror Representative CAROL HUGHES Pornt Recorder SPORTS LUCILLE BONG Soccer RUTH ROYER Basketball MARINE SORENSON Volleyball CAROL GLIDEWELL Softball GA A MEMBERS OF 41 AND 42 Vrola Ballantyne LaVonne Chrles Carol Hughes DIXIG Krrkham lanrce McCord Betty Moses Delores Shove Marrne Sorenson loan Stevens laclcre Wrllrarns Ruth Royer Dorothy Ienkrns Sally Hanlon loan lenlcrns Wrlma Bently Helen Bush Mlldred Lrrppen Luella Olson Lucrlle Bong Marran Pletg Betty lohnson Mary Lourse Lauer Dora Dean McManus Norma lean Phlpps Fanny Sleeper Barbara Spurgtn Cleo Strzeleclcr Mary Margaret Wrse Edrth Kennedy Dona Dunn loan Arnold Lors Nordstrom Shrrley Florrne lo Ann Dugan Franc s lohnson Avrs Rosendall Betty Brenneman Carol Glrdewell Mary lohnson Manorre Mayer Nola Mrcham lean Royer Marrorre Sleezer Betty Spurgrn Lucrlle Young luantta Wrtte Marran Busser Barbara Hoglan Kathryn lenlans Dons Steward Harrtet COZIGD Elarne Penny Verna Mueller Lots Demarest G . . 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F , T Qfqfx Al TIVITIES l Ck i Q mf , Cx I I , Q5 2 X i,,,wR Q ff WQMI f A I L G L E E C L U B S ,ljodfer .xdrfwfac .xqolarecaaholfz GIRLS GLEE CLUB Th15 year we agam tmd the G1rls Glee Club under the d1rect1on ot MISS Luther The a1m ot the Glee Club IS to smg tor the love of smgmg MISS Luther IS str1v1ng to develop DOISG alertness and personahty through performance She IS also helpmg the g1rls become tam1l1ar Wllh var1ous types ot octavo vocal mus1c The followmg g1rls have been selected by try outs from the tour classes of h1gh school to make up the Glrls contests IEAN ROYER RUTH BUSSER LUCILLE CARLSON DONNA DUNN IOANNE STEVENS BETTY MONTGOMERY HERMINE BRODERICK RUTH IOINES IO ANNE DUGAN GAYLE TRAVER VIRGINIA BURKHART BETTY IEAN OLSON MARY IOI-INSON NOLA MICI-IAM DORA DEAN MCMANUS BETTY IOHNSON MARY MARGARET WISE MARION FLEIG BARBARA SPURGIN MARY LOUISE LAUER HELEN PETERS HELEN NASH NORMA IEAN PI-IIPPS PI-IYLLIS IOHNSON GLORIA THOMPSON LUCILLE BONG Glee Club Wh1ch represents C H S ID mus1c MARION BUSSER BETTY CASWELL LUCILLE BUNNEY RUTH ROYER BARBARA HOGLAN CAROL HUGHES PAULINE MUELLER SALLY HANLON IOANNE ARNOLD BETTY CONNER KATHERINE WALLACE DOROTHY IENKINS IANICE McCORD FIRST TENORS LUCILLE CARLSON Accompamst BOYS' CHORUS Me ma mo moo open your mouth and smg th1s typ1t1ed the Boys Chorus dur1ng rehearsals throughout the year The Boys Chorus full ot pep and en thus1asm ga1ned tame and acclamat1on as 1t appeared at VGTIOUS concerts contests and m1sceIlaneous programs Although th1s organ1zat1on IS com parat1vely new we feel sure that 1t has become a trad1t1onal asset to the school The membersh1p of th1s group mcludes TIM HOOPER ELDON WOLTMAN TOM BOOTHB 1' IIMMY WISE WAYNE CALDWELL CHARLES COON ELWYN THOMAS PAUL HOXSIE I-IOWAR1, OLSEN GALE ABELS VERNON NONKEN DARRELL CARLBERG SECOND TENORS BOB BARR IIM VER HOEF CLAIR ROSKAM BARITONES FRANK NASH CARL KARLSON IIM MCDONALD NEIL IACOBE BASSES BOB DUNN LEWIE MONTGOMERY' DON ANDERSON LOREN BECHTEL FLOYD EHRICH PAT ICENNEY BOB IOHNSON ARMAND I-IALWEG BOB OGILVY MICKEY MILLER BOB ENGEL IA K PETERSON LYLE MARSHALL Page C2 coca o n u Q . . . . 1 . . . 1 1 - 1 1 . . 1 . . . 11 . 11 . .. 1 ' ' ' 1 1 , 1 . , ' 1 1 . ' f- 1 1 rx rw 1 f-. ' . C. rw 1 . L, 1 . . . J PJW9 C H O R U S CJrLfrLAufe5 armony MIXED CHORUS Thrs IS the second year for th Mlxed Chorus under the drrectroh of Mrss Luther and 1t has achteved for 1tselt an ehvtaole reputatroh Thrs group hosert from the Boys and Gxrls Chorus rs selected on the basrs of abrhty and loyalty The Chorus has ehtertamed at a Chrrstmas vesper servrce contest Bacca laureate Commerrcemeht and at marry other turrctloas Thts qroup IS composed of the followmg SOPRANOS IRAN 'Yr ER DOHN RUNIN FAVFV BARS -A. HOC! on cl l' lllal? IAN OD OJISF L Ill HIOOPLR LOJU HRI H Ml HIXRL S GOE3 F All O 'NJ vEIX.S I HI ENL N ALTOS LOC HOl P OX HN C ll 'H .iOff- -IELV N 'N AAH TENORS VERNON wOlN4EN LEON f OLTIIAN BARITONES A I NIE Aunvt Et DI TI-I FD AMN? VI PKJIH ROY' R N ORD -UN PH UCILL O ARRLL OV BO PIEV WI VER HOV? 3513 O f HARLPS 'SOON AHL QARISOIN BASSES LEUNIF VONTGON R lk 'Q PF R ON HOW AAPD OLSRN BOB EINOFL PAUL HOYCIF BOS Dlly SMALL VOCAL GROUPS Frou th Crrw Clee Club the Mlxed Chorus aaa the B ys Ch rls te tollowrrxr w e elect dt the JCITCJS sara grou s GIRLS SEXTET 4 DTJVJ MIXED QUARTET BOYS QUARTET A Cnrls Trr w1ll a he se c 111 the 'tear u . . . , , 9 t R . R , . c, I , c . . . ,L .' FX ' , LUCILL.. C .... LSON MJ... EUSSL., , V.',l. ,, ' ' f .lu STS 'C 'O V 'L OLOAN GAYLEI 'f' , LAS NOLA f. fCH13.lvf C' ' E.. . .-3.?.' S...3aN DOFCTL Y' f t' 'LIS BETTY ffIOf'JTCOlfffF':' C' HCL LUG IES G .IR T :J S .I f.f.3.RY LI.-3.FC1?.FST '.'.'ISf . .' ..'1' 'O I S I If TCE IICCORJ A' JA 'ff .' PPS l1IAPY L l . .. FLUSH ' ' 'Y 1 DEAN Mclfff-.NUS L E EONC1 V H -- N T If I A' 'C ' . . l' 'I 4' D, N CAHLEEHC1 1' ' 'w : rf vp vt' X w ,Y H 'ww' A A .. LAI .. v Y .l . L A KJKJ.. . lllrf HSE flp ., - A T X, ,, , , N, V-V VA . A. nf I gf Ll.. M xJ.A.. . ELWVYN TLIOMAS FIM MCDONALD FRANK NASH Q ., ,N C ' C. I ' . .. ' . I, .sf ' , rd .f'i..Y ' A Q.. l I 'f 'fl .TE S ' . . NN .1 e .: , J , o ' C , .. c' S 3 L ', tl . jj er s r 'elor 1 ic -.. ll' pf: QOI'fl.3a DUTCH LrL.5QB.:.f4.-2. HOfSL.l.fI QLORQ-3. fHCf.fPfCfI 42.-KN ,,,'. .ff lfljffvffl. fi'-.N z'3HlP?S CORE. :Hifi ff if,frl.fQ','.f ICI.. Ef,fHE':' 'f.f'+.fl F,'Q'1'fFI H'J',',',-lfl' c,,Q.f'ffI 'Dil 'llv -'I,l 3 TCH iOOTHE,':' flffl HOOPSF, HO '.l.F,O OQSEQ fH,-'f.H..ffi CIOFE ' ' o ' Iso - -elected ' -N ffure. CHEROKEE HIGH SCHOOL'S .... Wafionaf Cjlzampiondfuyp WarcAing SMALL INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS Kit' Y 5? 1 5 L SL ,Yi ' AR ,. j, ' uf, 1 . K 1 I u Page FS B A N D . . QEQAEJAQJ recidion BAND Alter topping oil last season with a National Championship rating, the Cherokee High School Marching Band, under the able direction of Mr. Dale Caris carried away a nrst rating at the State Contest held in Storm Lake last a Th Concert Band is looking forward to a fine season and with a goal to attain a post higher than the second division rating received last year Backing up th Senior Band is a group known as the Iunior Band Although this organization does not receive much of the public acclaim this is where young band members gain experience in the art oi blowing their own horn and lor eventual Senior Band membership Following is the list of members of the Cherokee Marching Band Drum Manor Ol AN ERSON Twulers MAFHORTE SLEEZER RUTH ROYER FNEIN ELLEN HOGLAIN PHOEBE GRE G Flag Twulers f -QU i TAC 'CI TLLTA 'iS Flag Becxrers BEVLRLV lEWEL AROL T-TJUHES Bcmtones 'JNNE nl HOYT EAL DILL Ol E f LIP EO X, ANA A Flutes lflARlOi LIEO S ANL V' -'XRAIBRE -i OEGENS Oboe P if Comets E ANK LIEB i ERRILT SiEELE AP OP E MA VR i M HOOPER DON HOYT TOM BOOTHBY LJVERNE VANNA ROBERT DUNN BOB c1RANi HJ OLSEN PARKER DOJ LAS RVWA LDON NALTM Tw ANDERSON French Horns E i V MONT OWERY 'NE SVNHDER BUNIKER Basses ROV R DOBSON lDHI'N DOBSON Trombones on OG i X v x-UO LJNH. lL 4 Clannets EAN ROYER 'NIOLA MICHAM MARY LAUEP 'ULILLE BONG BARBARA HOGLAN DOROTHY lENiINS LORIA THOMPSON CHARLES OON BETTY ANDERSON ll! CREEL QATHERYN WALLA E DENY LOU EARNESi 'ARGUER EERAIN E BETTY IO'-INSON ETTY VJA ERS ' INNTE D1 AE WiLLlAi'lS DOROTHY WOOLEY Cymbols ORA DEAN ' CMANU IOLA. BALLANTYINE Scxxophones AXINE QOTE K riESiER SPE t-I liM N R HOEE EILLY CRIFPEN Drums O TONOD L rug YI , . c O , I L l ,, l L , . , ,t J ,W N A, Q , , ,. T ' .7 .1 . L. . , . 'i L ' , v E , i ' I It -v-- , , fc A .i .A G . or f-w . A W L c . Dv i Y . Dixie 1,131 . Aw Dice: T, 1' .' .ci , II E t, 'G .T it of F33 ' '. r E 1 ' ,A ' ni E.,fT 'c Dicei L. i S I , E E T ' ' ' if 4 w C Y fi VV ,. - LJ TT. , c, N A ' P.: , 1 xJ...4 ... . . S, rar .. . N- A A of ., ' 5 cg EABELS ' Y N :,1cNTc,o.1LR1 ,- . M , . M-, O . QHJ . .w L LH - ,- , -,- , RE' ' ' ' as .axe SKINNER 'E--g DPHREMX fi A A f V 'A'-' ' f.' nw- f-sv V- ,A A V c. . 1 is tg T A ip cr 'Ei A i-cHT Pfiaicfil. of we L V . - v --pf-F v vf- 1' TTT' 'DN' IMO' U Ti T L-,1,.,i,E:L-.WL igrqxc ,.-ic.. PMLRSO., M 3 ,Cn S . :ARL iiaiss 5: DEAN wi :.fot:T 5331 QAEPEFJTEP '1:.f Posiizi soeocr' :EELS :uk i1.Rrt13Li3 Eg:-J HYEPS :Amid 3 Lot' :.i1LFa..L FL EG Vrolms ORCHESTRA... .iZ5eueLp5 lgafffzm O R C H E S T R A Each Wednesday durma home room the Orchestra has practrced lalth fully Even thouah rt doesnt seem aurte as promrnent and IS not heard as often as the band IS yet rt plays every brt as qood rnusrc and the members are as Iarthful Most ot the orchestra members are below hrqh school aqe and by the time they are rn hrqh school Cherokee wlll be talkmq about therr frne orchestra The orchestra members mclude MARY LOUISE LAUER HELEN NASH RETTY CONNOR hLTTY MONIGOMERY IO ANN UNGER IIM CREEL MARION FLLIG ST AINLLY ARMBRECIHI IIOMER JOESON GORDOIN ABELS BOB IOHNSON EDITH IOHNSON LUCILLE SCHALEKAMP BETTY BENSON WANDA LOWRY French Horns IOE BUNKER Cellos Bassoon CAPOL HUGHES Clcrnnets GLENN EHRICH BET Y EARNST LAWRENCE IOI-INS PATRICIA HODGEN RAY OLSEN Basses MU fIN DOBSON Trombones Drums DICK ARNOLD WAYNE WITCOMBE Oboe NORMA IEAN PHIPPS Pmno HERI 'NF ERODERILK Pr-IYLLIS IoHNsoN MARCARET FLEIG BILL GORDON ENV SNYDER RJIPI WALLA E HAR UAIRITE FRANCE I I PARKER DOB GRANT JH IJOBSON DAVID DILLON IIM ROSEEN Page 65 I . . Q I xl ,I ,. ,, . X1 L.I I V W A I I LI I I A IX xj I m L Flutes - Y, ,. , . L C . . 4 A V T A fy . A. We N X - U. gr IN I . ,- V - I f. IIVIA . I I 1 . INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLES FMW Brass Sextet Woodwmd Qurntet Brass Qumtet Brass Quartet Flute Quartet Chamber Group of Brass Horn Quartet Woodwmd Quartet Mtxed Clarmet Quartet I N B tF1atJ Clannet Quartet Ju 'S Saxophone Quartet 4 Clannet Sextet rx DHEA 'LLB :S Woodwxnd Tno rio-: 1:tsi'1'fz1'::.1 111.111 1-:ef-5 itx the f113tris:t 2.11513 .:'-'ist H5 Iris, H, fit if lr. B'.11ft'S ffljtlf 5 1 lsts girrfxgxjiiit 5 'wer ticxci It gr'xgg.w:1f-ir-Qfi. QUXNEQ IQFE' i 'E-'I .f'F'?f.f F: 'ffkfl .3i'Tf' . ' 'fffff FZ ':' 1' F' 3'1.'. :' f'5 ' ,f Uffi ' 'fff Yum 'Z' ff- WTJI ' f ':' fl lift IH' XF-I I'I.f'If3 A-Un 1. 'E' lift .' ?':'t 13-'1ff:,f :Q 'fl' 'Z' ff l' l'I.',':' Rftftltl '.'f'f' fl? :'fz .f. 1fff't l,I' I' 'N' lII,X. :' Pfi ftff3 :' Pff Z ' .-'-.frf,fFf'.E' 'ffl ' II? X.'1m'tqQf i ' EI E.-'4.F.?fF? 'E' 2'f lt'fti,Si,Dfk-Q fl lfflf, .'fI'1 T'H 'F, '1' 'f ' 3 271' 'ff . i'1'T?B f' . Ei','f. Ffafl f 'YE 'i'. P'f,'ff5ftf':' fl? ,Tftf if Q E5,f'H'. IE1IH'fl.3 'rf-Qfl 2' 'VE' L'ffII.Qf EQNQ 'Q fi EHR. ..f.l.Ei':' QOH. E L.l.'Ii'E- ' : 3 Pf TH.. VE? ECE? .FF 'B'1I'FQ 'TZ Sit -17' ff.i.f '. ,FQ-'-. fffffffifl 'HH' 'X' EE ISL. ffl..-1 'Eff'-,ff E' wif? fff. ,. ' iff? SPECIAL WORKERS What have we here tor the Janitors? Oh 1t is a new office for them special storage place tor their new equipment and everything The men who go with this new office are Earl Bogey Hobbs Charlie Smith and Mr Lyman Simpson Bogey IS the one who made a long trip to Indiana this year and brought back a new bus which means a lot to us since the shortage ot rubber He is really proud ot that bus and from taking the athletic boys around has become quite a booster tor them Bogey always has a smile and is the handy man around school He especially comes in handy to the freshmen who cant get their lockers open Charlie Smlth 1S new this year and we have found he IS a very willing all the ghosts out ot the halls at night We hear he has an added interest in our school because his wife Natalie Grove graduated from here with the class of 34 Mr Simpson our school engineer and head ot the maintenance depart ment is superintendent oi the grounds and buildings ot all the Cherokee Public Schools He has really been kept busy this year building a new curb around Toma hawk field and also constructing the new library What would the play casts have done without h1s assistance when it came time for their plays? And re member the colored window we had tor the Christmas play that was some more of his handy work Mr Simpson has proved to be a Jack ot all trades C and conscientious worker. Besides helping to keep the school clean, he chases , , , ' ' ' 1 , cv Irge F9 IN VERSE AND SONG LVL MFL dnb! are l'L0f foo 0l'L Mr Hoglan a n1ce man IS he He s the superlntendent don t you see Mr Creel IS the pr1nc1pal lm told On athlet1cs he must be sold Mr Iarrard developes the boy s muscles And they w1n the1r matches wlthout much tussle Mlss Scanlon IS the one that teaches hrstory But to most of us 1t IS a mystery Mr Covey 1n football w1ll w1n a name As great as Knute Rockne s tame Mlss Van Vleet IS the teacher of angles When you end up you are usually 1n tangles M1ss Wellborn IS the busy type She rs always w1ll1ng to set you rlght Mr Stanf1eld th1s year IS new to us And we found 1n bookkeeplng he ts auallty plus MISS Sloan tells us how to talk You can always tell her by her walk Ioe Cuffel IS the one that teaches art For a father that man 1S smart As a teacher Mlss Pratt takes the cake She teaches you about the Lady of the Lake Mr McCl1ntock IS 1nterested IH farm1ng And IS a man who IS very charmlng M1ss Chtpperheld gets mad at all the boys And tells them off w1th a lot of nolse MISS Penney teaches algebra and general math And we apprec1ate her help on the hrgh school party staff M1ss Helms works all day wrth symbols and keys And our commerc1al errors she always sees Mlss Drake wrth cheery words and a ready sm1le Makes bak1ng and cooking really worth whlle Mxss Luther garns pralse from every age When she leads the smgers from the stage Mr Cans IS the dxrector of the band Can he play a horn? You bet he can Mrs B1erbaum can sew and IS covered w1th sm1les Whlle w1th her SCISSOIS she cllcks off the mlles MISS W1egman came rn the mtddle of the year And all the students thrnk she IS qu1te a dear Mlss Frenks we agree rs our f1ne school nurse She always makes us feel better rnstead of worse MISS McEown IS the teacher of Q1IlS physlcal educatlon She w1ll always help you wlth your program for recreatxon , , , . . , , . , . , . , , . 'T J SPECIAL DAYS .... 113: -by .LQ 'Q MN - '1 l ,X ,I 1 rganizafiond ana! pfayd LC IQ? THE NEW LIBRARY W1lson H1qh School has a 1' W l1bra1y' The t1111sh d product had been a11t1c1pated for a lonq t111 and atter 111a'1y weeks of class1ty1nQ a11d arranq lflg oooks 1t IS t1nal1y 111 t ll use M155 WSQVHGH ls the l1orar1an ln the past each teacher kep the books relat111q to h1s teachmq t1eld 1Il the classroom lout they are now 1n the 11ew cer1tral1zed l1brary There 1t lS poss1ble for you not only to see h W 111any booas we have aoout 1500 1n all but also to see how 11 a11y ex ellent r ad1nq lcooks are to be t und tn th1s The hbrary IS u ed for th rec eat1o11u1 read11 5 and tudy throughout the day New hqhts were ada d to C5 v belt r VISION for read1nq The attractlve draper1es and the orderly arranqement of the hooks makes the l1brary an 1deal place for good concentrahon Mr Sunpson lS TQS13OT1blDl for the bookcase 111aqaz1ne racks ana the study tables He deserve much cred1t t r the 1eal1.4at1on ot our l1lorary lfl VV1lson H1CJn T T T me 1 . 1 MT T A , u . . . . 4 ' ' 'N 1 T- T ' L . 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I - 9 A yn Sl Y I . s o c T T T 1 1 I '77 A D EC LAM AT o RY , 85 QLCtLUO P2664 DECLAMATORY Under the able qu1dance of Mrss lean Sloan our 41 42 declamatory contestants achteved many honors From a fleld of thrrty f1V9 contestants ten students were chosen for the home contest Whlch was held 1n October Ratrnqs were as follows OBATORICAL Eldon Stanford Iohn Louqhhn and Don Anderson DRAMATIC Helen Peters Dorothy Wooley Serona ATVIQ and Evelyn Kelley HUMOROUS Betty Conner Lola Kellhorn and Betty Waters Eldon Helen and Betty Won frrsts 1n the pre lrmmary state contest and 1n the SLLbd1Slf1Ct Betty surv1Ved the pre d1SlI1Cl and entered the d1str1ct at Rolfe Here she made an excellent showrnq though she IS only a freshman We expect great thlnqs from her 1n the future Iohn Dorothy and Lola the three seconds partrcrpated ln the Cherokee County contest at Qurmby Iohn and Dorothy recelved second ratlnqs Thrs completed a successful year Frrst Row Eleanor Nonken Helen Peters Elame Smrth Lola Kzelhorn leanne l-larqht Serena AIVIQ Waneta Wooley Betty Conner Betty Waters Second Row Harold Zarr Bob Barr Darrel Carlberq Bernadette Toohey Maman Anderson Don Hoyt Dorothy Wooley Vxvran Smxth Don Anderson Iohn Louqhlm Eldon Stanford Page 72 OIC C A . 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AA- I I I I D 1 I I I - , . , . . , . , - . - . . , , . , , , k , . - P :qs D R A M A T I C S .... ndlmred .57 Z gpreddron SENIOR PLAY IUNE MAD Iune Mad a three act comedy tn four scenes by Ryerson and Collrns was presented by the sentor class before a large and apprecratlve audrence on Aprrl I6 rn the hrgh school audrtorrurn Thts IS a story of a typtcal adolescent g1rl Penelope Wood stxteen who rs both the prrde and toy and the worry of her parents The cr1s1s comes when Iune vacatron cornes for college students and her uncle who IS only Itve years older than she brtngs horne a house guest Roger Van Vleck He IS a crty ktller dtller whose father belongs to two Country Clubs These cosrnopohtan advantages enthrall Penny rnto her ttrst stage of young love and the usual comphcatrons The play under the able dtrectlon of Mrss Sloan presented the followrng cast SHIRLEY KRAMER Penny Wood BILL MONTGOMERY Chuck I-Iarrrs CLEO STRZELECKI Mrs Wood BOB ENGE Elm r Tuttle LEO PIGOTT FRANCEs LIPPKE BETTY WATERS WAYNE rLICKENOEl4 TIM I-IOOPER MERRILL S EELE DOROTHY MUNDY IOHN GREUG LUCILLE BUNNEY DELBERT P RRIN BETTY IOHNSON MAXINE KOTE KE Wood Effre Mrlly Lou G Mervyn Roberts Roqer Van Vleck Mrs Harrrs Shtrley Wentworth Ralph Wentworth luhe Harrrs Stage Manager Prompter Properttes DORA DEAN MCMAINIJS NEIL IACOBE Costurres FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE PLAY CASTS One act plays were grven Wednesday March ll to the student body by the treshrnen and sophomore classes These plays were under student drrectron WHO GETS THE CAR TONIGHT 7 .JON A NEERSON BETTY ONNE'1 r Icnes Mrs ones CHARLES OON DONA DUNN PAT ALA RAN BEVERLY J ELL L3-.TR O EO O I-IY OOLEY' LEVVIE HON COA' FY CAROL HU 'IES WEST EIGHTY Pau Ion s Mary Iones lc tu lent Drr ICI H 4 flarw Mast Fan Mast s Student Drrect r . . 8 ' H H H rt . . 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' 3 , 'tv AMBITIOUS PENS POW WOW Pow Wow the VOICQ of the school tells what happens rn and out of Wtlson Hlgh and IS edrted by Norma Phlpps and Clara Belle Pearse The Pow Wow comes out each Monday rn the Cherokee Dally T1mes and has a ctrculatron of three thousand four hundred ISSUQS There are thlrty two members rn th1s organ1zat1on along wtth a few understudres called cubs who wr1te art1cles for the paper Ed1lOfS and as socrate ed1tors are choosen by the faculty sponsor and pr1nc1pal who 1n turn select the staff Copy readrng IS done on Tuesdays and Wednesdays The able typlsts are very busy on Wednesdays after school preparlng our newspaper Workmg on the Pow Wow IS an extra curncular act1v1ty and each mem ber recelves one fourth of a credlt per semester for h1s or her contr1but1ons QUILL AND SCROLL Qutll and Scroll IS an rnternatlonal honorary SOC19lY for h1gh school Journallsts Cherokee l-hgh School became a member of thts orgamzatlon ln 1938 To be elrgrble for membershtp rn thrs honor soc1ety a student must be a 1un1or sen1or or post graduate and fn the upper thrrd of h1s class ID general scholastlc standlng Supertor work on the staff of a h1gh school pubhcatlon rs requ1red Above all an applrcant must be recommended by the faculty sponsor and the execu t1ve secretary of Qulll and Scroll Only one actfve member remams from last years chapter Clara Belle Pearse At an lmpresslve 1n1t1at1on ceremony March 4th Norma lean Phtpps loann Stevens Lucllle Carlson lantce McCord Betty Moses Iames Ethlngton Ne1l lacobe and Tom Boothby were pledged 1nto the soc1ety The past has shown supenor work from these people and we wxsh them conttnued success Page 7-1 I 0 11 . 11 , 1 v 1 , ' , . 11 11 . . . 1 - ' ' 1 1 ' 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . Page X5 l POW WOW STAFF Norma lean Phlpps edrtor Clara Belle Pearse assocrate edltor Mae Zarr 9d1lOf1CIlS lean l-la1ght Helen Peters Betty Moses Barbara l-loglan news Ioann Stevens Lola Krelhorn B1ll Campbell Betty Anderson features Tom Boothby Bob Lanxon Iohn Gregg boys sports Lucrlle Carlson socrety Buth Loutse Lauer exchange Dona Dunn B1ll Montgomery muslc lames Ethmgton Lewts Montgomery photographers Nell lacobe cartoonlst Nola Mrcham Cheadl Ruth Busser Fanny Sleeper Delores Shove luan1ta Wrtte V1rg1n1a Burkart Csubl typrst Elame Penney busmess manager and secretary Mtss Vera Pratt faculty advlsor l Boyer, girls' sports: lanice McCord7 Don Hoyt, humor: Bernacline Ntms, May , 1 ' , ' : ' . THE MARCH OF TIME SEPTEMBER Batk again to Wilson High, We all attenclerl 19: Sophomore-Freshman party. First foothall the Plowinq Match ir1 the afternoon. game. Cherokee Zl, lda Grove 6. Off for '1 nine months srhodule. fha Sisters picnic. 26: 'We beat Holstein 45-U on the gridiron, OCTOBER 'l rneromrng wzth Fora Dean McManus aueen Won ovrr Esthervllle 6 to 7 Dont C me to Scl1Ool' Rrport Cards are Ollt ay F otlall :am Wlll to Shelflon r1 Jon 78 O 1 as a ll 1 srhool tea dance VVat l re llll e Qenror prctures A last the Q en rr Cherokee foothall game We won too Ah' A vacatron Teachers went to the State Teachers Convenhon at Des Memes vlr Burt '1 I. l ckson L at up a marnnl a for f1rr11St1C Day Cherokee P5 Storm Lake U l r km wrns Lakes Conferen f l V Oh n1y' VJ: played Lelvfars them Cherokee 1 lrlvlars 75 Our Natronal CllGHlPlOHRl1lD Band won ar1 cthrr state trtle at Storm Lake Pa lfrnson Erass group hr rf 5.11 th: r assfrnbly on Lhalk FIf'l1lIlQS xtra' Extra' Postponc l Spencer football ga nc lN1ne rnches of snow ffll no wonder VEMBER l2 It1r11or Class Play matnree lunror class presents Thr Amerrcan Pass port l8 Under lassman prctures taken Recogmze voqrself F sntljall awards VV estlers scalped Rofsev rt of Des Mornes 1 .47 78 V-ll1GI1l4bQ1VlY1Q vacatlon Boy am ul DECEMBER V rrcc 'ncre Fvpryone seems so trrctt X 1ool trehestra presents a pr gram bemorlunror party Qurte a Hg nrght for +.ss 111 y srng nftterl ly Mrss 11 1 r boys as rt Nas a Sadreliawkrns party s sxe ar Jr' t e s a e crm: .fs Everlv on tl rnap es AC Il nua L rstmas or gram Che ok es g w H 1 v f e s U ll afffat Errmetsbtrrg 129 L51 f rrr atrnfn nqu red Gllllll t y effrrr 'stllcr sh wed shdes of Eur: pe P :ye E f, K ' ' . 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' Q 1 , IANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY CLASSMATES nog ocaa SCHOOL PARTIES Freshman Sophomore On September l9 the annual freshman get acauatnted party w1th the sophomores as hosts was held IH the gym Danclng games and refreshments were on the program Sophomore Freshman The sophomores and freshman gathered 1n the gym on March 6 to spend a dehghtful evenlng Danctng prng pong checkers bean bags and horse shoes followed by refreshments furnlshed the mam entertalr ment Semor Iumor On December l2 the Juntors were guests of the senlors A floor show of folk dances tap danc1ng one man band and mus1c was presented Danc 1ng prng pong and varrous games helped complete an enzoyable evenrng SQHIOTS served 1ce cream bars lemonade and chocolate drmks to the1r guests Hlqh School Parhes Our two all h1gh school parttes were hrghly successful The f1rst was a Sad1e Hawkrns dance w1th many of the students comrng 1n costumes The ma1n feature of the party was a floor show ln the spr1ng our second all hlgh school party was held The theme of the party was a hobo frolrc Each home room had a booth wh1ch greatly added to the merrtrnent of the evenlng Many also enloyed dancrng to a mckelodeon Iumor Semor Prom On Tuesday evenlng May 5 the Jun1or class proved royal entertamers at the annual luntor Semor party 1n gymnaslum The room was trans formed 1nto a verltable medley of color w1th streamers and hghts lend1ng en chantment to the scene 1n the mtdst of a theme that was truly patrotlc The emoy able evenlng was chmaxed as the couples danced to the strarns of Lee W1ll1am s orchestra SENIORS FAREWELL We are the grads of Cherokee H1gh We re ftghtmg 90 strong We ll do our best to keep our class From dctng thlngs that s wrong We ve studted hard our lessons here To learn them was our ule We ve passed the tests and all the rest lt s t1me to leave our school Should auld acquamtance be forgot As thru thts world we roam We ll often thtnlc of frtends we loved And of our school and home Cl , 0 . . 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