Awards Made to Athletes With Major and Minor Letters
A list of 97 recognitions from Friday entries names captains William Miller and Earl King among major letter recipients including Lloyd Casey Reldon Trost Wesley Bogott Herbert Straughn Bill Lindember ger Sherman Baldwin Robert Gebhardt Carl Witmer Emory Moore Karl Evans Lyle Reiger James Vipond Winston Davidson and Irvin Burns Minor Tatkern Nile Gart ner Bill McCandless Dick McClanathan Phil Cross Paul Lippolt Harold Healey Jack Callighan John Bere Ernest Rutt Robert Besse Tom Stabler Edward Jurkens Dick McGregor Ray Loos Jack Gleason Louis Long and Earl Schumacher received minor awards. B team emblems went to Bruce Johnson Don Gerdes Lynn Timmons Arden Ewbank Don Clark Charles Ebersole Lawrence Coats Edward Glidden Larry Wheeler Leo Darnell Herbert Bell Jacob Amsbaugh Allan Hill Charles Potter Robert Yates and Albert Keebler. Freshman numerals were awarded to Harold Kilroy Edward Hay John Rutt Robert Andrews Fay Book Orville Thome Raymond Mangan Dick Nicol Leland Meyers Burdette Miller Donald Breitweiser James Vickrey Jack Longabaugh Arthur Seagren Robert Book G P Hill Franklin Freeman Rodney Hall Sam Klamen William Figeley Arthur Souloff Myron Evans Robert Shaw Elmer Richards Walter Johnson Howard Abney George Dies Robert O Rourke Donald Cornelius Bill Hill James McMurray Robert Seloover Oliver Taylor Robert Guess John Stabler Roland Lindsay John Cook Donald McClanathan George Beatty Chester Smith Boyd Brunk Charles Hawkins Harold Mohrman Claude Schumacher Irvin Pearce and Ervin Letcher. Managers James Andrews and Kenneth Shaw also received awards. Ninety seven recognitions were made in all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller
Earl King
Lloyd Casey
Reldon Trost
Wesley Bogott
Herbert Straughn
Bill Lindenberger
Sherman Baldwin
Robert Gebhardt
Carl Witmer
Emory Moore
Karl Evans
Lyle Reiger
James Vipond
Winston Davidson
Irvin Burns
Tatkern
Nile Gartner
Bill McCandless
Dick McClanathan
Phil Cross
Paul Lippolt
Harold Healey
Irvin Pearce
Ervin Letcher
James Andrews
Kenneth Shaw
Side steps mascot brainstorm for school team spectacle
A humorous block of ideas proposes fan dances and musical acts staged during a game break. Suggestions include Pug Davidson and Froggie Vipond in a jews harp routine, Wes Bogott singing, and burlesque stunts by Keyhole Callighan, Greasy Gleason, and others. Mascot options include a blue and gold dog named Charlie, a goat named Abernathy, or a garter snake, with Brat Haglund also floated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pug Davidson
Froggie Vipond
Wheeler
Wes Bogott
Keyhole Callighan
Greasy Gleason
Keyhole
Bob Gebhardt
Howdy Abbott
Charlie
Billy
Abernathy
Mary Belle
Haglund
Dobbin Dance Sizzles during Rock Falls game intermission
The Dobbin Dance staged between halves by the G A A drew wide crowds on January 30. Two girls formed each horse with names such as Patch-Pocket Rasputin and Sparkplug, led by jockey Shirley Walker while Sue Hendricks played piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbin
Rock Falls
Grace Kendle
Mildred Johnson
Eldora Weber
Marian Bivin
Butterball
Lola Hartshorn
Leona Goulding
Rasputin
June Smith
Marion McCoy
Jane Vickrey
Margaret Gebhardt
Mae West
Mabel Eckman
Dorothy Ann Kidd
Betty Stevens
Ellen Hall
Stedie
Frances Connor
Helen Corbin
Ruth Weyrauch
Lois Wahl
Nightmare
DeLorasmae Struckman
Kathryn Yeager
Jane Harden
Gladys Mangan
Dorothy Schueler
Doris Geer
Charlotte Lease
Evelyn Vanor
Napoleon
Jeanne Walker
Janet Hoover
Sally Rand
Social Whirl Events Highlight February Parties
Spike Kendle hosted guests on January 27 with a swell social. Several February gatherings followed, including Marijane Huber and Marion Shaw at a party on February 3 and Madelyn Stevens on February 7. They note many sophomore girls at Sue Flock's party on February 7 and others like Jeanne Walker after Mendota games on February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spike Kendle
Marijane Huber
Marion Shaw
Madelyn Stevens
Sue Flock
Jeanne Walker
Andl Batteiger
Jan Carolus
Martha Warner
Fran Greenlee
Ibby Hungate
Morrison
Bill Little
Bill
Harold Speer
Chester League of the Congregational Church
Bill Lindenberger
OUR LITERATI Readings reveal diverse book tastes among students
Our reporter lists S. H. S. readers and their favored titles. Dick McGregor dips into Les Miserables by Victor Hugo while Nile Gartner tackles The Brothers Karamazov. Cynthia Irwin and Janet Carolus eye the debate crowd with Wit and Humor for Public Speakers. Marion Shaw reads So Big and Leandro Simkus The Sea Devil. Herbert Radke backs Robinsons Tristram and his own Collected Poems. Cristeen Behrens finishes The Blue Harvest, Frances Frost. Betty Goshert collects poetry in Untermeyer anthologies. Micky Kommer warns against Sandburgs Smoke and Steel, while Herbie Straughn hints at a counterview. Nettie Mae Mott, avid reader, endorses Christopher Morley for essays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick McGregor
Victor Hugo
Nile Gartner
Brothers Karamazov
Cynthia Irwin
Janet Carolus
Marion Shaw
Leandro Simkus
Herbert Radke
Robinson
Tristram
Cristeen Behrens
Frances Frost
Betty Goshert
Untermeyer
Micky Kommer
Sandburg
Herbie Straughn
Nettie Mae Mott
Christopher Morley
Senior Valentine Luncheon Scene at Pick-Ups
A 1934 senior Valentine luncheon in the gym features lively chatter about seating, plates, olives, potatoes and dancing. Students joke about standing room, window openings and a final dance as a Washington life film is shown by Rev. Furnish of Rock Falls with all students in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Betty Goshert
Okoy
Vipond
McCoy
Motts
Broadway
Wayne King
Matt
Jeff
Mary Belle
Bob Gebhardt
Mr. Scheid
Washington
Monda
Furnish
Rock Falls
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