Seniors Plan Varied Careers
The Hi-Lights feature surveys the senior class career goals with names and plans. George Means may start at Junior College then Iowa University to study criminal law while Kathryn Little aims to be a librarian and Hayden Mughes to study law and dramatics at junior college and Iowa.
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Hi-Lights
George Means
University of Iowa
Kathryn Little
Hayden Mughes
Iowa U
Thea Wilson
Charlotte Squire
Maurice Libe
Iowa State College
Ames
John Coulter
Harold McFarland
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Vida Casper
Josequine Brinning
Lucille Havel
Washington High Alumni Tie High School Five In Overtime
The 1933 alumni basketball team edged Washington High School 28 to 26 in overtime after a 22 all regulation draw. Jimmy Wells and McClure led scoring for the alumni, with Cantoni Kupka Norton and Mangold contributing for the high school squad, as the visitors claimed a late win and issued a challenge to other teams.
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High School Five
Washington High School
Jackson
Dusenbery
McClure
Norton
McFadden
Kupka
Mangold
Jimmy Wells
Wells
Cantoni
Forensic Club Play Gets Fine Reception
The Washington high school Forensic club presented the three act comedy I Will I Won’t by Julien Lee in the high school auditorium Tuesday April 10. More than thirty dollars was cleared for the school fund. Cast included George Means Evelyn Turner Myrla Stephens Glenn Carris Betty Stephen Hayden Hughes Rachel Johnston Catherine Masson and Virginia Lemley. The club organized in 1923 has shown great improvement in extracurricular speech work.
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Washington High School Forensic Club
Julien Lee
George Means
Evelyn Turner
Myrla Stephens
Glenn Carris
Betty Stephen
Hayden Hughes
Rachel Johnston
Catherine Masson
Virginia Lemley
School Plans and Career Ambitions Among Local Students
Jane Wothilis Yurger aims to teach next year while Fdna Mae Kallous heads to Chicago seeking a teaching job. Ray Kupka wishes to study engineering but has not chosen a college. Ireta Willits plans junior college with a goal to work in a children's hospital. Muriel Beenblos som intends beauty culture. Woodrow Waggner Peter Jungbinth Bill Young Betty Stephens Ruth Marie Morrison and Reid Boyd have no definite plans yet.
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Jane Wothilis
Yurger
Fdna Mae Kallous
Chicago
Ray Kupka
Ireta Willits
Children’s Hospital
Muriel Beenblossom
Woodrow Waggner
Peter Jungbinth
Bill Young
Betty Stephens
Ruth Marie Morrison
Reid Boyd
Notes on W. H. S. Music Contest and Members
Report on two day W H S music contest in Washington with a harp solo by an Iowa City girl and close scoring between Washington and Iowa City. Judges named for instrumental and vocal sections. Boy Scouts assisted. brass and woodwind players listed. event held at high school and Presbyterian church. hope for future similar contests.
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Iowa City
Victor Jindra
Neb
Gavin L. Doughty
Oscar Hawley
Ames
George Venable
G. Holt Stech
Sibyl Sharp
Tolbert McRae
Presbyterian Church
Washington
Hapvens
James Arrasmith
Max Allen
Ralston Meek
Robert Barclay
Daryl Fetters
Jean Moore
Donald Davis
Jule Humble
Gene Tucker
Arden Hughes
Enchanted Land by J Hall A desert voyage to health
A young English lawyer collapses from nervous strain. With his bride he sails to America to seek a ranch health cure. They live among Mexicans and insects, tend a pest house in New Mexico, meet the Indian sheriff Man Mountain, visit a Kiva, and cross the Great American Desert in a fragile car, ending in California and New York. The desert spell awakens a wish to explore cliff dwellings and pueblos.
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DPD
J. Hall
Henrietta
America
Mountain
New Mexico
Man Mountain
Hall
California
New York
West
Pandemonium at the music contest and campus rumors
Gossip columns recounts names and crushes around a campus music contest. Rumors touch Joe Doug, Vanda Herren, Adrianne and Retha, a measles scare, and a missing violinist. The piece hints at reactions in study hall and a forensic play, ending with Ruth Messer’s line about realizing real friends too late.
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Adrianne
Retha
Ruth Messer
Ruth
Who's Who School Expands Hall of Fame for Music
Washington students Daryl Fetters Jule Humble receive superior ratings in the state solo contest path. Humble also starred in a woodwind quintet while Fetters leads baritone solo and joins a brass quintet. Sophomore Ralston Meek will compete after an excellent tubist rating. All three are in the WeHO S&S band awaiting state competition May 3 to 5.
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Hall of Fame
Daryl Fetters
Jule Humble
Washington
Karl Bevins
Jule
Iowa City
Ilown City
Humble
Washington Woodwind
Dary
Fetters
Washington Municipal Band
Milburn McKay
Daryl
Ralston Meek
Weho S&s
Dope on I fobbies and student hobbies list
A compiled list of students and their named pursuits such as collecting china dogs gathering football letters singing dancing basketball typing geometry errors playing oboe reeds and more. Many entries pair a student's name with a hobby or activity including sports arts and crafts and other personal interests.
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Charlotte Squire
Neta Fetters
Ardell Wasty
Howard James
Wilma Palmer
Ruth Longer
Wilbur Havel
June Gorham
Maxine Allen
Naomi Wilson
Mildred Kyle
Donald Davis
Miss Larby
Daryl Fetters
Esther Smith
Evelyn Turner
Wanda Casper
McKay
Tommy Gray
Audrey Peet
Margery
Mr. Taylor
Virginia Davis
Tom Cantoni
Teresa Ragan
Helen Kos
Francis Mangold
Jule Humble
Southeastern Iowa District Music Contest Held Here
Washington hosted the Southeastern Iowa District Music Contest on April 13 14 with about 1400 attendees. Schools earning top plaques included Burlington Ottumwa Iowa City Washington Sigourney New London Wellman West Branch and others. Washington will be represented by the WTLS band and girls glee club along with brass and woodwind quintets and soloists Jule Humble Daryl Fetters and Ralston Meek.
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Washington
Ottumwa
Iowa City
Sigourney
New London
Wellman
West Branch
Hf. EB. Ross
Ross
Peet
Town City
Daryl Fetters
Jule Humble
Ralston Meek
James Arrasmith
Ferne Crogter
Donald Davis
Lou Jean Stewart
Gene Tucker
Girls’ Glee Club
Virinia Davis
Harry Barker
Bharitone
West Liberty
Lost Nation
DeWitt
Fort Madison
Troy
Winfield
Columbus Junction
Lone Tree
Muscatine
Kabona
Mediapolis
Kidon
Keosauqua
Richland
Denmark
Fairfield
Hlakesbore
Wilton Junction
Marengo
Solon
Keota
Burtington
Springdale
Chemistry Contest Attracts Local Boys
Norke Gillespie John Coulter and Benny James took the state chemistry test held Friday at the Court House. Sponsored by Alpha Theta and Alpha Chi chapters of Alpha Chi Sigma the two hour exam limited to senior boys pursuing chemical study. Prizes of 25 15 and 10 were planned for top winners with local Washington entrants encouraged to perform well.
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Norke Gillespie
John Coulter
Benny James
Alpha Theta
Alpha Chi
Alpha Chi Sigma
National Professional Chemical Fraternity
Court House
Washington
Maurice Libe Draws Crowds at Wednesday Noon Event
Maurice Libe became the focal point as a crowd of women gathered around him during a Wednesday afternoon event. The scene drew attention for the notable turnout and the lively interaction between Libe and attendees.
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Maurice Libe
Maurice
Somewhere Lurks a Poet in Our Midst
The article teases a mystery poet among high school students known by several rumors. It hints the verse God’s Spring won third in a Journal contest and notes the poet’s true identity remains unrecognized by most. The piece references several suspected names and ends with a cryptic aside.
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Renius
Credit Due Many Says Director
Director M A McKay credits Washington High School band triumph to many people including parents Supt Peet Miss Patton and the faculty. He notes dedication from teams of supporters who bought instruments washed uniforms and drove rehearsals, while thanking those who backed the band’s district success.
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M. A. McKay
Washington High School
Iowa City
Supt. Peet
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Vanda Herren
Miss Christian
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Doctor
Wayne Mangold
Ruthmary
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Mr. le Moines
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Miss Shields
Jean Macon
Mr. Bickel
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Marie Griffin
Alta Grecian
Gingerich
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Mercer
Kyle
Roxy Frye
Evelyn Crandall
Ram McCleory
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G. Ros
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