Class of 1931 Largest Washington Junior College Graduates
The class of 1931 at Washington Junior College is noted as the largest to graduate. The message reflects pride in two years of college work, contributions to athletics dramatics and student life, and hopes that the next class will build on this foundation for higher goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Friends
Washington Junior College
Town City
Delta Psi Omega
Delta Psi Omega and the ‘Little Theatre
Rotary
College Y Club
College Y. W
School Staff Roles Listing in The Staff
The article lists staff positions including editor Charles G. Johnson assistant editor Maurice Meyer and staff members Gladys Edwards Winifred Carris Kenneth Cline Hal Williams Miss Montgomery with assignments in activities sports and humor roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Meyer
Gladys Edwards
Winifred Carris
Kenneth Cline
Hal Williams
Miss Montgomery
College Y W Tea Highlights Senior Girls Event
The College Y W hosted two tea sessions in the Woman's Room on May 14. Mothers of college girls attended the first group and Washington high school's senior girls attended the second. Ruth Cunningham and Verna Palmer served as hostesses with lilac decor while Verna Palmer spoke on Y W work and officers for the coming year were installed: Verna Palmer president Ruth Cunningham vice president Leona West secretary Lucille Knox treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Y. W
The
Washington High School
Ruth Cunningham
Verna Palmer
Audrey Humble
Hilda Marcucci
Oneila Griggs
Junior College
Y. W
Lucille Knox
Leona West
Mise Palmer
Miss Alite Mc Daniel Leads Social Committee Effort
In the coming year Miss Alite Mc Daniel as chairman of the social committee oversaw the splendid organization of the afternoon affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alite McDaniel
Students Active in Outside Work at Junior College
Graduates listed show extensive participation in college life including leadership roles in the Student Association Little Theater J C Y W and Delta Psi Omega. Named individuals include Winifred Carris Everstine Daniels Audrey Humble Oneila Griggs Gladys Edwards Mary Louise Harwood Alice McDaniel John Westphal and Charles Rademakey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Carris
Student Association
College
Cardinal
J. C
Everstine Daniels
Rotary
Little Theater
Delta Psi Omega
Audrey Humble
Hilda Marenceid
Mt. St. Claire Junior College
Clinton
Iowa
America
Litebe Theater
Alice McDaniel
Dalte Psi Omega
House of A Thousand Skylls
Wea
Mary Louise Harwood
Oneila Griggs
Sec'y
Treas
Delta Psi Omesa
Reny of
Ten
At Thousand Whrills
Gladys Hdwards
College Cardinal
Treumitor
F C
Alive
Wolfe
Monmouth College
Aes
Charles Rademakey
Washington Cardinals shine at Hawkeye Conference events
Washington Junior College showed strength at Albia hosting Hawkeye Conference tennis and golf meets with a tennis singles title by Kenneth Cline and runner ups in tennis doubles and golf. Albia claimed doubles, and Muscatine edged in golf as Washington placed second in both track events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washimpton J Junior College
Hawkeye
Albia
Cardinals
Kenneth Cline
Weis
Muscatine
Henry Little
Gene Turner
Ahcote
Telleyqqe
Don Benz
John Westphal
Walter Wells
Washington Cardinals
Burlington
dash—Ahens
Wells
Palinhan
Dash Ahrens
Ryan
Burdies Wells
Brooks
Runyon
Dinner Dance at Country Club for Junior College Seniors
The May 15 dinner dance at the Country Club honored seventeen junior college graduates with ninety guests. Freshmen organizers included George Jones and Verna Palmer. Mel Coulter prepared the meal served by Witch School boys. Music by Reiners Orchestra featured solos by Dorothy Masson and Wilma Walker with a mixed chorus and a male quartet. Chaperons included Dean and Mrs. Mead. Visitors from Washington attended and telegrams were received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Junior College
George Jones
Verna Palmer
David Fulton
Walter Wells
Mel. Coulter
Witch Schoool Boys
North Side Candy Kitchen
Reiners Orchestra
Slumber Boat
Parks
Caroline K
Bells of
Dorothy Masson
George Freshwaters
Dean Mead
Berne Benslin
Dave Fulton
Washineatton
Music Groups Broadcast by WSUI in Iowa City
On Tuesday evening May 13 the junior college broadcast from the engineering building in Iowa City. The chorus, women’s trio, male quartet and celloist performed with Dean Mead introducing the talent. The program included mixed chorus pieces and works by Tschaikowsky and Popper among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
WSUL
Dean Mead
Bullard
Bartholmnew
Bells of Seville
Vinele
Phillips Pridian Derwn
Zemecntik Sopratoe
Selo
Wilma Walker
Meadow Lark
Garrish-Jones
the Spirit Flower Campbell Tipton
Morning Speaks
Tschaikowsky
Salo
Dorothy Misson
Gavotte
Popper
Old Virginny O
Suse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Local College
Charles G. Johnson
EAGLE
Sand Tone
Weton Moore Snot Co
East Side
Lemmon's
Bulova
Lemmon’s Jewelry Store
Hallahan
Williams
Skola
Peterson
Lewis
Kopp
Duke
Booth
Julten
Cameron
Thishboad
Opis of
Onde
Charles Johnson
Drums of Onde
Orval Korf Moothall
Clifford Reinert
Klein
Clifford Baker
Collegne
Cedar Walls
George Zeek
Delta Pai Omega
Monkey's Paw
East Side Square
A. J. Atchiven
Harland W. Mead
Alice Meb Dunter
Dean
Mrs. Mead
Miss Stahl
Miss Shield
Gaynor
WSUI
A. Priscilla
Gruen
Westphal
the Jeweler Pamps
Rothschild’s
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Etrl
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