Journalism Class Editorial Staff Announcement
The text lists names linked to Fastor and a feature on Maxine Logan with sports and staff credits. It names editors Gailen Brown Eugllen Gidley Mary Hesseltine Joe Pease and others including Marjorie Faulkner Gayle Robertson Evelyn Miller Lester Hamilton and Roberta Wheelan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fastor
Maxine Logan
Donald Morrison
Marjorie Faulkner
Gayle Robertson
Evelyn Miller
Lester Hamil
Gailen Brown
Eug
Llen Gidley
Mary Hesseltine
Joe Pease
Shirley Peterson
Margaret Ragan
Nylan Reinier
Helen Raber
Eloise Springer
Marjorie Walker
Mary Walker
Edwin Wells
Gerald Wells
Roberta Wheelan
Mary Atchison Typist
Florence Godwin
Studious Fashion Socials Between Classes
In study hall, students drift through fourth period fatigue as a girl catches attention. She critiques her look with a compact mirror, powders away shine, reapplies lipstick, and fixes her hair between classes. She studies, yet admits she has not prepared her assignment.
Do We Have Hitlerism In Our School
The passage questions respect among students asking if anyone lacks consideration in study hall talking to others or during noon hours in corridors. It urges all students to show respect for themselves and authority to build character and avoid disturbing assemblies or speakers.
Identifying Senior Students From OCR Fragment
The text lists a senior and a senior girl with subjects including advanced algebra and English literature, extracurriculars such as marching band and Rainbow Girls, plus personal details. It notes their appearance, movie preferences, and favorite songs, reflecting a school yearbook style profile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hantee i
Powers Produce
James Cagney
Ann Sheridan
Theta Mu
Rainbow Girls
Meetioas
Favoritt
Ronald Coleman
William Holden
Bette Davis
Locker Reem Notes and Football Banquet Recap
Casualties of the Week note Bob Lewis Joe Pease and Tunis Den Hartog losses. A banquet at the Guest House honored football players after practice. Upcoming games include Mason City vs Muscatine at Case Field and a home tilt with Muscatine. Richard Baker and Petty Stewart named by source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Lewis
Joe Pease
Tunis den Hartog
Fred Maasdam
Muscatine
Mason City
Mrnday
Case Field
High School Students Travel Far Distances By Car
A survey of W. H. S. students shows daily travel about 1,437 miles total for all country residents, with 95.88 gallons of gas used at 18 cents per gallon costing 17.25 dollars. The report names townships and several students by name, noting distances, car poolings, and incomplete registration data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S
Washington Township
Jackson Township
Dutch Creek
Cedar
Franklin
Wilma Jean Snyder
Arlene Churchill
Roger Sheetz
Five Home Rooms Host Social Events in Sunset Park
Three sophomore home rooms held a 5:00 to 7:30 party in Sunset with roasted weiners grapes candy bars and potato chips. A hayride hosted by Miss Mercer's junior home room went to George Brown farm then Brighton delivering weiner sandwiches marshmallows and candy bars before returning to Washington. Miss Wilson's Junior home room had a Sunset Park outing with weiner sandwiches marshmallows and potato chips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner
Morris
Patton
Miss Mercer
Stewart
George Brown
College PEP Meet Delights Fans Before Washington vs Cornell
The junior college presented a humorous pep skit led by cheerleaders Faye Schoonover Wilma Richards Beverly Neffenegger Mary Westphal and Bob Masson with sponsor Mr Luesky. Actresss portrayed football players during a timeout sketch then delivered a half time talk on manners and the group exited as victorious heroes with members Jean Easley Mary Donaldson Daisy Grout Margaret Jean Rudolph Evelyn Sorden Maxine Baxter Ruth Turner Mabel Finney Wilma Richards Jeanette Picken Beverly Neffenegger Faye Schoonover and Henrietta Marble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Schoonover
Wilma Richards
Beverly Neffenegger
Mary Westphal
Bob Masson
Mr. Luesky
Washington Junior College
Cornell
Mr Ralston Speaks At First Junior High Assembly
Mr Ralston addressed the first Junior High assembly in the new room with folding chairs. He spoke of a California trip and places visited on the way home, praising Iowa as the best place to live. Teachers and students enjoyed his talk and time with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston
George Mcburney
Gerade
California
Mr. White
Geraldine Barrow
T de
Lewis on Honor Roll in Des Moines Tribune
The Des Moines Tribune notes Edsel Schweizer’s passing was the feature of Burlington’s football honors, highlighting a standout performance that earned him a spot on the local honor roll published each Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Des Moines Tribune
Edsel Schweizer
Burlington
War Precautions Told by Pen Pal
Letters from Aberdein to Jean Applegate reveal air raid precautions. Alice Whyte reports gag masks, no light after sunset, and no amusements as schools close and brothers train. Father helps build shelter while Polish women and children are killed elsewhere. censorship limits real war news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Scotland
Jean Applegate
Jean
Alice Whyte
Alice
Whyte
America
Pry A Movie Series Fach Dawn I Die Students about school time
A fragment lists titles like Star Makers and Pride of the Navy plus chatter about school life. Gossip notes mention Marek Booth Soika and various student crushes and arm slings from football, with questions about who is dating whom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Lemley
Helen Raber
Pride of the Navy
U. S. Navy
Fairfield
Don Shepherd
Irene Lane
Huckleberry Finn
Bill Robertson
the Miller
Girls Glee Club
Mr. Fields
King of the Underworld
Don Mitchell
Ruth Sorrell
Eleanor Kimmel
Roy Trouble
Bob Love
Burlington Dominates Washington in Little Six Showdown
Burlington defeated Washington in a Little Six conference game as Harold Hogberg and Carl Brissey starred for Burlington. Bob Lewis, senior left halfback, stood out for Washington. Burlington remains a strong contender for the Little Six title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harold Hogberg
Carl Brissey
Burlington
Bob Lewis
College Chemistry Club Elects Officers for New Year
The College Chemistry Club elected Maurice Putnam as president, Francis Mangold as vice president, and Ralph Schoonover as secretary treasurer at two o'clock with Miss Stahl as faculty sponsor. Carl Jungbluth led the first meeting and a committee of Carolyn Carbee, Dick Hotle, and Faye Schoonover was formed to rewrite the constitution. The club, open to all chemistry students, plans social activities of interest to the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Stahl
Carl Jungbluth
Maurice Putnam
Francis Mangold
Ralph Schoonover
Carolyn Carbee
Dick Hotle
Faye Schoonover
Clubscity Hi-Y Plans October Gate Party
Hi-Y held a Wednesday noon meeting appointing a committee to arrange a gate party in the latter part of October. The committee includes Donald Klein Dick Anderson and Milo Steele with Milo Steele serving as chairman. G A I Wednesday evening the executive Board met to choose general managers for hockey skating and hiking Roberta Wheelan Betty Dawson Elizabeth Varney. A hike and sence are planned for Monday evening. Letter Club Dances will be sponsored every other Friday nite after the football games Bill Brown announced. He also said initiation ideas are being prepared. Commercial Club To plan a weather roast for the coming month the social committee met to make further arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-Y
Donald Klein
Dick Anderson
Milo Steele
Roberta Wheelan
Betty Dawson
Elizabeth Varney
Letter Club
Bill Brown
Brighton boy dates senior girl sparks local buzz
Gossip centers on Wolfe boy from H Brighton dating a junior girl and a Colum bus Junction lad claiming Mildred HH. Clara Anne and Francis reportedly already involved. A Brighton Stout boy is a regular date for Mildred Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wolfe
H Brighton
Columbus Junction
Mildred HH
Clara Anne
Francis
Aleady
Brighton
Mildred Meyer
What would you do if you inherited a million dollars
Mary Walker would move to an estate in New York and live in comfort for life Beatrice Replogle would buy men new clothes and a new car Donald Morrison would pay inheritance tax buy a cow and get a woman Anna Waggoner would see the world Alice Finke would put it in the bank and save Lyle Edmondson would settle down to a mansion Norene McFarland would travel to different countries George Swift would faint and be unsure what to do
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Walker
New York
Beatrice Replogle
Donald Morrison
Anna Waggoner
Alice Finke
Lyle Edmondson
Norene McFarland
First Grade Looks for Signs of Fall at Stewart School
Stewart School first graders explored autumn changes with a walk around the grounds observing color变化 cornstalks and seeds. They drew sketches for a bulletin board poster and gathered fall specimens for the science table while reading autumn themed stories and poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart School
First Grade Studies A Baltimore Oriole Nest
Lee Goodlander brings a bird's nest to Lincoln First Grade. Students compare nest structure and identify it as a Baltimore Oriole's nest after referencing a bird book. They write a short piece describing the nest's materials, its swinging hang, and the colored Oriole parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Lee Goodlander
Hi-Life selects staff for coming year
Seniors named the Hi-Life staff with Phy lis Crayne as editor and Richard Weeks as business manager. The annual will be funded by activity ticket sales and subscriptions with prices set for single and both-semester access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-Life
Phylis Crayne
Richard Weeks
Richard Minick
Donald Batterson
Mounting Pictures
Jane Eicher
Marjorie Faulkner
John Gardner
Florence Godwin
Richard Knupp
Irene Lane
Norene McFarland
Betty Michels
Lucile Murphy
Donald Morrison
Dorothea Snyder
Carl Klein
Bil Brown
Henry Shields
Letters Bring World Closer To Wallace Fourth Grade
Wallace fourth graders write to pen friends in England while awaiting air raid shelters. They study letter basics to exchange greetings with children in other states and nations. Sixth graders form a citizenship club with Carlton Mangold and Janet Martin as chairmen to discuss good citizenship and playground safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiela Ross
Wallace
Marjorie Wilton
England
Germany
Carlton Mangold
Janet Martin
Elect Bill Brown Senior President
The senior class recently completed nominations and held a vote in home rooms. Bill Brown was chosen as President with Carl Klein as Vice President and Marjorie Thompson as Secretary-Treasurer. Miss Lillian Minick and Mr. Watter Lussky will be senior class sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Minick
Bill Brown
Carl Klein
Marjorie Thompson
Watter Lussky
Mr White Chooses B Glee Club Girls
Last week the B glee club was chosen with members listed for sopranos second sopranos and altos. Those who attend rehearsals and show improvement may move to the A glee club later in the semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. White
Glee Club
Geneva Palmer
Pat Smith
Virginia McLaughlin
Esther Stewart
Laura Jeane Stout
Doris Beatty
Wanda Pence
Martha Crosset
Nan Hoover
Wilma Jean Snyderlin
Mae Daniel
Dorence Lane
Wanda Custer
Maxine Mangoli
Rosalie Hysell
Helen Havel
Lucille Chrietner
Elizabeth Caldwell
Dorothy Bear
Joan Michels
Grace Schoonover
Edith Crendal
Jean Atchison
Alto
Bonnie Simpson
Dorothy Johnson
Norma Jean Rhodebeck
Martha Birka
Genevieve Baker
Eleanor Tucker
Edith Gillespie
Marjorie Benson
Arlos Myers
Student Body Elects Officers for the Year
The student assembly elected officers with Robert House as President and Richard Anderson as Vice President. Dorothy Watson is Secretary and Richard Marshall is Treasurer. committees were named with chairmen including John Gardner Dorothy Snyder Donald Klein Donald Paul Jean Simpson Burchard Holden and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert House
Richard Anderson
Dorothy Watson
Richard Marshall
Bob Houseal
John Gardner
Dorothea Snyder
Donald Klein
Donald Paul Jean Simpson
Burchard Holden
Raymond Bear
Herbert Huber
Maxine Mangold
Maynard Reiner
Honnie West
Donald Mitchell
Marjorie Faulkner
Jane Steele
Edward Squires
David Masson
Jean Atechison
Mary Murphy
Harry Anderson
Bob Lewis
Dick Knupp
Dick Moore
Jean Atchison
Arlys Myers
Class Room Notes From Mercer and Miss Filood
Misa Mercer's plane geometry class proved triangle congruence this week and will start parallel lines with a six week test on Tuesday. In physics students studied the Medium of Liquids. Junior English completed several short stories and took the six weeks test Friday. Miss Filood's speech class finished a chapter on Story Telling and spent the rest of the week presenting Pables and Myths. The Speech Report has been the Journalism focus this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mercer
Weekly calendar items for Muscatine events
On Monday October 9 the 00 G A A hike and the Muscatine high school dedication are listed. Tuesday October 10 features the Southeastern Iowa Band Masters meeting at 4 00 and a G A A meeting. Thursday October 11 has a 4 00 Girl Reserve meeting. Friday October 13 includes the Muscatine Washington game at Case Field at 7 30 and a Letter Club dance in the high school gym at 9 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Southeastern Iowa Band
Case Field
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Kenneth Schirmer
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Donna Mundt
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Ruth Kolosick
Robert Nichol
Betty Kunick
Laverne Rhoades
Gene Yoder
Daryl Brock
Adeline Schneider
Donna Carey
Delsa Boileau
Bessie Schmidt
Jane Hays
Eugene Darnell
Evelyn Bartz
College Chemistry Club
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Bette Michels
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
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HI Life
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