2 20 22 https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/a0460e7ff8b022051bda309c15f37e68.pdf cb7bdaab435dc82f20db676afaeb0fa8 PDF Text Text PUBLISHED BYTHE: SENIOR CLASS or THE COUNCIL BLUff.S HIGH .SCHOOL COUNCIL BL UffS, row.A. I MISS REED Two \ -.. • . ~£oication ~11 ctpprecfotion of tfp:~ interest sl1e lFtS hthen iu tl1e dass of '19 ano in il1e admofoleogment of a smcere frienosqip fuqicq l1as arisen hetfueen us, ±he CIIIass of '19 fuislres to oebirnte tl1is, its mtnual to Ja~iss ~a±£ ff§. ~l\ero. B53753 'J'hrec Four . Contents BOOK I ADMINISTRATION BOOK II - - - CLASSES BOOK III LITERARY SOCIETIES BOOK IV - - - - - - MUSIC BOOK V - - - - DRAMA TIC BOOK VI - - - - MILITARY BOOK VII BOOK VIII - - - BOOK IX - - - ATHLETICS SHRAPNEL BOOSTERS Admini5tru ti on I· I , To yo u, farewell, our s chool so de a r, Thou p a r ent fond, each pass ing year; Farewell, we say, as now we g o To spheres wh e r eof we do not know; Again, we say it w ith a tear, To yo u, fa r e w ell. As thou h ast g iven love a nd c heer To us, forever so a ppear That each succeeding class may throw To yo u , farewell. May wisdom's fo nt still fl ourish h e r e And nouri sh m en of mind since r e ; Stro ng m en to battle with a foe, And dau g ht e rs firm vvith zeal ag low, Thoug h we must say in accents clear, To yo u, fa r e w ell. -=-===========~ J 9) 9 Jl?-=~=======- l"i\'e '> ix THEODORE SAAM Superintendent illoarh of 1Ehuratton DIRECTORS STYMEST STEVENSON THOMAS McMILLEN W. IL KILLPACK T. PETERSON J.C. PRYOR F. F . EVEREST GEO W. VAN BRUNT ' ~ l WM. F . SHrnLEY Principal 1lfoarll of iE!lurntiun OFFICERS STYMEST STEVENSON THOMAS McMILLEN R. H. WILLIAMS JOE W. SMITH THEODORE SAAM President V ice-Pr esident Secretary Treasurer Superintendent -=======~ J 9 J 911?==---- :\ EL!,JE 0. IlO:\FJJ·:LIJ ]'a rsons Ooll cge En gl ish )IRS. C. E. W JJJ'l'I': Un iversity of Ca li fo rnin Engli sh C. EVANS Wll lTE .lfarri e ttn Ooll ege of Agri c'll!turc Agr iculture and Elemen t ary Science KATE S. REED U ni\'crsif y of !own H is t ory Al.ICE WATSO N Grinnell Uni\·crr-; ity Engl ish llOLLIE l!ICI\ JJ UHC:ESS Fremo11t Bookkeeping and Sho rthand L .J E:\ i\ l E (;, 111 0 1·: U 11i \'Prsil y of lnw:1 Eng l ish ·. ~Lill\' I>. W .I L L .I C E U11 ivc rs ity of Nchrns kn Algeb ra and Geo m etry F. ,J. PALU I\.<\ H.ipo11 Coll ege Deba t i ng ~ J 9) 9 ~=========- .... M.IH C ARET F LIC l\J.XCER. l.e l:1 11 <1 Sl:111ford 11i r ers ily A lgebra and Eng l ish llU'l' ll :\DEB\\'OOD er it · of hra a Physics ~IJl BED SE.IH .· Office Cl erk ll EN IUETTA P ER.LE U nh·crsity of \Vi "- on 111 Eng l ish and Norm al T rai ni ng UI .. I X ll E ll EVJLLO:\ Llnh · oi C hic:-igo F rench LE:\OR .I C'.I HB L' ni i' if • of \\' on r Shorth and EVA FQJ,EY U 11i,·crl'ity of \Vi. on ~ in H is tory .ms. IE nL.I CI\ P:1rsons oll egC" G eomet ry and Algebra U 11h ersity of \\ .-: <'o in Eng l i sh XinP RO)!JE L XDE. ~ Un iversity of hi ~ngo Eng lish a nd La tin W!LL!.1)! T .I YLOrt J\ nox College Chemistry l·: ll:\ .I ) I. S l' lt I C:G I·: ni ity o f Jown Un ly of \Vi sron:-. in La t in a nd Spanish BELLE llETZEL Iii\· rsif ,\' o f ,\I if'! liq-n 1t Etymology a nd P hysio logy FLOT!.\ COO l'Elt ni vc ily of Jnw: 1 Eng lis h LEO'l'.I II . 11 .I TSIVl·:l.I , U 11 in ' rsil y o f 11•w:1 P ublic S peakin g .JET T l lB US I! Typewri t ing ....... t ' .. y I II. S. ,\ SQ U!T I! S f:itP T e:i c- her s' ll e U11inJrsity nf Tow:i Ame ri ca n H istory , C ivics and Econo mi cs m .:\' O:'\ .T . l> ATI D Univ<'rF.: ity of I own Al gebra and L at in A:'\ :'\ A z. no.-. · U11 h·crsity of l o\\'a B iolog y and Physiograph y .\ I I H'l .\ :\':'\ lffTE .\ D.U I S nh t~· of Iowa Al ge bra IIT1 1E M. l?ILE L ati n and Geomet r y M~ A N . BOE, Cll E 11h t~ · o r Chi ca '"0 A lgebra and Geo m et ry J. 0 . GR ASON Park Co!Jege Head of Comme rcial Department E LIZA l3ETl l 1\0XI m l.\ CH ER Pra ft In,t ilutc Domes tic Sci ence ,.. . , _,~ .. . ;f ! ' . ~ . E DITH r.'RA . EU R Jnw" . ' ta te Cnllege Domes ti c Science -======~ J 9 J 9 TI?-=~======- Twelve 1019 A:'\Nl!AL BO.\RD \\foutlhury, Iles . . tiri ~e . ~tatf Herbert A. Woodbury, Jr. Edith Hess Elmer Christensen Karl Kalde Frank Damon Evelyn Marks Leona Wh.te Inez Peregoy Elbert Dempsey Paul C. Shuart Richard Morrison Harold Hughes Mellissa Stevenson Ed itor-in-Chief Associate Editor Business Manager Assistant to Business Manager Assistant to Business Manag er Classes Literary Art Musi~ Military Athletics Shrapnel Dramatic • . \ N 1'\U A L S T A F F ~t. rr , l >: 111 u1n. P r cg·uy, l \ n l d e, !) ~e . 1r 1 :--;Jn 1a1t. :--i te ·e 11 :- . µ- e~. \ V h ih :•. -~J 9J9~--- T li irt t · e n F 11 11rt f•f• t1 In present ing t his Annual to t he students of C. B. H. S. we wish to ;;a y tha t we have been duly impressed wit h the importa nce of our work. W e have t ri ed to include everything of import a nce a nd devote sufficient space to each underta king· a nd a t the same time keep within t he confines of our limited number of pa ges. It h a s hePn ou r endeavor to a rrange a ll ma tters as nearly as possible in the ma nner in whi ch each organ - ization wished it . It has grieved us to be fo rced to incr ease t he price ag:ain. H owever, printing a n d engraving ?.re even higher this year tha n they wer e last, a nd such a st ep was n ece ssar y . Nevertheless, we beli eve that for the incr ease in price we a r e g ivi ng you a much m or<' handsome hook. And r ight here a wor d must be said ; we talked over t he ma tter fo r q uite a w h ile before deciding on this brown color scheme. E veryone seemed to concede that Lhe sepia tones would produce a much bett er looking book, but hesitr.Led because it had nt•ver l>ee11 done befor e. And so we decided right t hen a nd t her e, tha t t her e was too much a ncest or worship a nd arlherence to cherished pr ecedent up her e a nyway, a nd tha t a n objPcti on on t hose grounds was no objecti on a t a ll. So here you have our book, a nd to t ell the truth, we're pleased with it. T r u e , it is a n innovation, but t his has been a year of innova tions. It ha s ma rked t he beginning; of com- pu lsory cadet training, t he introduction of supervised study, community sing ing", bC't ter dramatic wor k, and a hig her spirit in athleti cs. The spirit of vict ory ha s ush ered in a spirit of pr ogress a nd we have caught t he spir it . And speaking of victory, t his has been a victorious year , not only for our nation , bu t for our school a s well. Our football team passed a n undefeated season a nd our basketball team was runner-up in t he state tournament. In deba t e, too, C. B. has m a inta in ed her tri umphs. And so we say again, we have tried t o chronicle a ll t he happenings of this a nnus miratlis. Perhaps we have fai led in our endeavor, we 'll admit we have m ade mist akes. However, dear student, don't be too harsh in your crit icism , but accept our w or k s uch a s it is, a nd realize that whatever it is not, it is t he best we could do. Receive the n the 1919 Crimson and Blue. ' c SE:"IOR Ol·T TCERS B:i ck Ro w- Qu ig ley , Pfa rr .. Jnhn•on. entnr ®ffirern AU GUST PFAFF VINNIE QUIGLE Y CLARA JOHNSON _ LE O KRASN E P r esident Vice-President Secr etar y Treasur Pr TOM SMITH Ser gea nt-at-Arms Class Flower Class Colors Class Mott o Qlla!ia Ir 11 Seniors, Seniors, a ll a r e we, On the r oad to victor y ; vVorkers, fi g ht ers, g r ea t and sm a ll, ~s '19- Best of a ll. Richmond Rose Blue a nd Gold "Throug h Ba tt le t o Victory" --========~<QI J 9) 9 ~=======- Fiftee n Sixtrr11 (!!la.a.a Jorm At last the hour of parting is at hand And we, in training long for life, must go To take our places there, a stalwart band, Our time of dalliance sweet, long waning slow Is past. We now seek climes we do not know, But what the future holds we do not fear C. B. has bred her sons for any foe Who needs, though strnng of heart, must shed a teat, To leave the halls of her we've loved as parent dear. There lies beyond within tlie world's dark maze A myriad of tasks for us. 'Tis we To whom the world, now torn by war and rage, Appeals with pleading words. We are to be The hope of suffering humanity. And she shall find in us true sons of right, The statesman, thinker, poet, from C. B. Shall flood ages with his nobling light And help to lift mankind unto a firmer height. And our idelils made firm in high school days Shall never waver from our lofty goal, Though some may call to us with flattering praise, Or cruel misfortune wreck us on life's shoal. Our way we'll still pursue with purpose whole Thy worthy sons and daughters, dear C. B., And now as sunset falls all rose and gold We bid once more a fond farewell to thee, Unto our purpose pledged: Thru battle to victory. -Herbert A. Woodbury, Jr. ,\ ·c:u. 'I' I'F.\FF ~ C: cne r" 1 Course Presid en t S eni or :L~s '1 !J; rm~ ' l ~. ·1 n; C: lcc •Juli ' 18, ' I D; Philoma th inn ' lG, ' 17. '1 . 'J!t ; P hil o 811q:: cn11 t-a t-Arms '17, 'J V; Hep. Ha rbn ll ' lfi ; Hep. Foot hn ll ' 17, '18, 'l!I; Shak espeare T crr cnt:irv ' 17; Ph ilo l' lny '19; C iaos B:i.>kc lh:lll ' H i. ' 17: .\s. I'. Hus. i\lr:;r. Athle t ic Ac;;s' 11 ' 17; Christm:1s Pl ay ' 1 7; in tr l S ho w ' l !l; ul ~ '1 8 , ' 1 H; r- ~ Staff ' 1!) ; Cheer Leader ' 17 , ' 1 8, ' 1!1; De clama tory Con - t est ' 1 9; s~' t Bus. ~l gr . Cla::.s P iay. " llis f'h ccrful g'rin wi ll g- c t· him in wh ere :1 k ick<'r is ll f' \ 'C I' known." E l>YTJJ F. vr.nnr.r,1. 1rnnn C: cneral Coursr ErcHlclphi nn ' 18 , ' lf) ; li or11 ~ ' l fi. ' 17 . 'l., 'l!L " li e r a s p ir:li ions :1r<' lli; . .di er llwn :-;Ile i-.; .'' Co111111 cr<'i:t I t1r~c "' \\' h :d f'\'CJ" :111,\' :l lh' d11 f'S ur s:iy:;;; , I 11111 st lie g"t1111 l. '' m:ss ~IElll E J\ nr111 :1 I Cot1 rs e Cho1·11 :-; ' l fi. ' 1 7, ' l R. ' l fl ; f: l<"C C h1h ' 1 8 , "l !I; E r e11 lc lphi:1 11 ' 1 R. ' 1 !) ; Pt•g- o' ) Ir ll r :1rt '10, cl c~t tli c hl t1 " lii11;.:- h ra ul·it's of 111 11d cF- t mn icl." 11.\HflJET Rl' Efl .\ .\B :-10 1. D Co ll cg"l' P re paratory l>cltn Tnu ' l <i , ' 17, 'L, '10; Cho ru s ' l n, ' 1 7 . ' 18. '1 !); .!1111ior l::ss Rcrre t nr.'· ' 1 . '' Bl11 1l i11g- is \·irtue 's f'Olor." P .\ I. E. ll.\ VJR U cn era l Cou r se f: lcl? C luh ' 1 7 , ' 1.. ' l fl ; Ch o1'11 s 'li . ' 1 8 , ·1n; .'\ri tcl an '17, ·1 ; l'hil om:it hi an ' l!I ; .\l in.strc l S iio\\ ' lD; Cade t ' 1., 'l !J; C l:1ss Pi '. 11 J\11 nw d~c is powe r. " --==========~ J 9 J 9 ll?-- Eighteen MARY PA GE Norma l Course Alpha ' l G, ' 17, '1 8, ' 1 9; N. T . R . C. ; Chorns 'l G, '17. "Not much talk, n gTen t sweet sile nce.'' MARGA RET CAROL HERWIG College Pre pa ra tory Chorus 'l G, '1 7, 'l , '19; Orchestra 'l :), ' J G, '17 ; De lta Tau ' 17 , ' 18, 'HJ. " 1-J er words are bon·ls, her oa ths nre oracles." CHA UNCEY CLARK Commerc ia l Cours e Glee Club ' 18, ' 1 9 ; Cadet ' 1 8, ' 1 9; Minstre l Sho ,,. '1 9. "Vir tue is its own reward ." GLE:\" N RAIN Business Course Freshmnn DecJnmatory Contest 'I G; Chorus 'lG ; Footba ll ' 1 8 ; Arist ote li nn ' 1 9 ; Cadet ' 1 !) ; Chi ef Dugi er ' 19. " .:-\ workmnn is known by his work ." ESTHER .J. PETERSEN Coll ege Pr epara tory Alpha ' 18, '1 9; Cade t Girl; Girls' Glee Clu \J; Chorus ; Prunella '1 9. "Blond nnd s weet as a pe:i ch ." ELLA POOL Commerc in I Cours e "Judge thou me hy what I nm.,, -=w. =====~ J 9 J 9 ~---- l GLEE MY HON C L.I.I R Col lege I'rcpnr:tt or.'· 'oursc Chorus ' 17, ' 18, 'l!J; Glee Club ' 17, ' 18 , ' 1 9; Arist otelian ' 17, ' 1 8, ' l!J ; Chri.tmas P lay ' 1 7; S e rgeant-at-Arms Aristos '18; Vice- l'rcsident .\ristos ' J S; Presid en t f:lc c Club ·1n; Aristo Play ' 18 ; Busics~ J\lan:igtr Arist o Play ' l!) ; R ed Cross l'lay, '1 8 ; Poc:1ho 11 t:1s ' 17; Cla ss Play. H\Vhatc ' e r h e rlid was <lone with so 111ttl'h cnsc, Jn him alone ' twa s natural to p le:1s e. '' 111. n1n:n noc:1-:ns I\ onn.i I 'oursr Chunrn '19; N. '.I'. H. C. ' 1 0. "Ah, youth! fore,·er d en t'. forr ,·r r k ind." OLIVE FLYJ\:\ Commc rci:1 I Cou rse "Our pntif'nrc will :1t.: hic,·e 1111ir1• th:111 our orcc.'' ESTll ER )I. 'ETEl~ O\" n omc,tic "Qt1ict- 1111like niust ~d rl ." JI ELE\" " · en i-: i: \"ISS Nor111:1l C 1H1r:-:c Chorus 'lH, 17, ' I S, ' l !J. "The sliol'test :111swc r i~ do ing-.'' J 1.llW .\- I 1.11\:-.;E:\ C e11 eral , c ientillr 011r ~c Or e~ tr:t 'l<I, ' 19 ; l're. id e nt· Orr·lu•$:fra 'l R : '.l're:1.11 rer Orch ei;;tra. 'lf.>; B:111d ' 1 8. 'J!J ; Yie e- P rc:4i· d en t Ba nd ' 18 , ' l!J; Glee Cluh ' 1 7. ·1:-i. 1: C:horus '17, ' 1 8 , 'lf.l; Philom.1thian ·17, ' l R. ' I !t; la s~ ~011g '10. " F or :1 m :111 i::. :1 111:111, :111d m:1 s tC'r nf hi:-: f;1l e .'' l\ in r l e 1•11 T w nty H E LEN D . flL.\ IR C: encra l Co urse Delta T au ' 1 r., ' 1 7, ' 1 , ' l !J ; De lt a Ta u S ccrc· tnry ' 1 9; Vh iJo-IJe ll:i P l. y ' 1 ; Ch or us ' l lj 1 ' 1 7 , ' l . ' 1 U; r. tcc C lu b ' 1 , 1 ·10; G lee C lu b L ihr:i r i:1 11 ' 1 0 ; F' e~ hm n De Ja ma tor.'· ' l ri ; .\ sso c ia t c Edit.:,, r E.-!10es ' 1 9; l n t e r·S C>C·ie ty l loh:i t c ' I S ; l:i ~s P l:i y . " 'J; c 10\'CS a fa s t ru 'l nf'r." Co ll eg e l'r e p:im t o ry Cad e t ' 1 . ' 1 0 ; S rg en 11 t C:id et '1 0; Philo rna - thi:111 ' l 7 , ' 1 8 . : 1 !J : C la ss P la y . " \Ve can t e ll a g c 11 t lc 1J1:1n w h e n w e sec hi 111 ." CL.\ T!A A . C ll f: l1XJS :o; Co lleg e Pre p:1r:1 to!·.\· Ch o1·11 s ' l fi , ' 17 , ' 18 , ' l !J. 11 .M rl c. ty is the beau ty of wom en." R UT H '!. \I ~ Ge nera I Co urse Choru8 ' l(i, ' l . ' l !J; G le e C i11 h , ' 17, ' 1 8 . '1 0 ; Orchestra ' 1 7 ; Erod c lplli a n ' 1 7, ' l , '1 0 ; P resid e n t Eros ' l !l: l':c- hoes S b 1ff ' 1 8 ; l'eg n' ,\Jy l l e :1 r t ' 1 !l. " , 'he lo ,·es to t el l her l i t t l e !"l t or i cs." l\ENXET ll H UT C llJX S ON Co ll eg e J>r e parato r.v Course .:\ risto te li nn ' lfi, ' 1 7 , '1 8, ' 1!) ; Ar ist a P lay ' 1.8 ; Ero P l:1y ' 1 0 ; 11 l S how ' l U; G lee C !u h ' l b, ' l !J; F rw t b:1ll 'l !J; Chor 11 s '17 , ' LS. ' 1!1. " 'T is in m y 111 e m o ry , A11d you yo u rse lf s ha ll kee p t h e k ey o f it.·· JESSIE DU I\ LAP Norma l Course Chorus ' 1 7 ; Alpha ' lf;, ' 17 , ' 1 8, ' l !l; A lp h a P lay ' 1 9 ; K. T . H . C.; Cade t f: ir l ' lG . "The mi ld est m n 1111 e rs w ith t h e h r:1 \·est m in d ." -- ~ J 9 J 9 IT?-============-- L FR A\'I\ D.\ ) 10:\ College Prep:ira tory P hilomn t hinn ' 1 8, ' 1 !l; P hilo P iny ' 1 !l; Ad vc r· tising Manager Echoes ' l !l ; Assistnnt Mnnnc:er Crim· son awl B lue '1 9 ; Business Manag er DecJnm:1torr Contest ' 1 9 ; Vice-Presi<lent Philos '1 9 ; Cade t 1 1 , ' 1 !l ; Corporal Cadet ' l !) ; Olnss P iny. 11So m uch one man can clo, That does both net nnd know." DOROTHY P ATnlCJA T ll\LEY Coll ege Preparatory Chorus 'I G, ' 17, ' I , ' l !l; Delta Tnu ' l G, ' 17. ' 1 , ' 1 !l ; Shakespea re T ercen tena ry ' l G; Freshma n .Decl:rnin tory '1 0. "Ah, you H:t\'Ol" everything; you nre the \':J llilla of soc iety." I\.\T HERf:\ E L. O\' O~IERY Genera l Course Alpha ' l !l ; Ero-.\l pha Dehnt e ' l !l. "Eng:.ged. ·· HELEN f: R \ CE Ll :'\Ell.\ RGER Oen era I oursc Chorns ' 'E11dnr:1nre is the r ro wni11g- ci11 :llit-y ." ORIE D.\ NIEL8 Classical Course Chqru '1 7, '1 8 , '19; De lta Tau 'l , 'l fl; n E": ita - Philo Piny ' l!l; 92.1 7 % nvcrnge. "8 he is a friend to c ,·erybotly and m·ery body is :i fr ien l to her." PAUL K. llARRETT College P repnrnt or." Course t ' l 1i , ' l G, 'I 7 , 'l ; Cade t P iny 'lG, ' l 7; Aristo '1 G, '17 , '18 , '1 9; Ari to S ergen nt-nt·Arms, '18; Aristo Play '1 7; Christma s Play '17; R ti Cross l'lay ' l R; Glee Clul> 'l 8 ; P residen t .Junior Cla ss '1 8 ; Footba ll '1 7 . '1 8 ; Chorus '1 8 , ' l !). " .\ m :1 11 's n 111 :111 for a ' f'lrn t. " ===~ j 9 J 9 =======-T we 11 t.,· n1k T w 11l.\ ·l wo FRED FA UOLP. Com mcrc inl Course S ergeant-at-Arms .Junio r Clo'• ' 1 ; Football ' 17; Reprcscnt a th·c F ootball ' l , 'lSI; JJ :a ~k tball '17; J'.\, epres•.!.1 tntivc B asketba ll ' 1 !J; Cn d c t ' 1 8, ' 1 !) ; 'l'r:ick '15; Basebn ll 'lii. "There nnd o,·cr whe n i t com es t o huzz ing nro1Jnd." DERTll A DIA~IOl\D Nornta l Cou rRc Erorl elphinn ' 1 9; Treasure r :\. T. R . U. ' HI. "Courtesy co~ s not h ing.' ' CAROLll\E . 'CJDllJYI' Commer c ia I Cour:-;c "Nor is the wid world ig noran t ,J r' h e r wo rt h " R UTll A LDERTS OX Com m cr c in I CourRc " Great thoug hts, like great deed s, n eed 11 0 t r urn pets." C: ENEVJE\'P. :\ USU~! Gcnern l Cou rse 11 \Vorth we ll won." Cll A RLP.S n un 1\E Coll ege Pre paratory C.Hlet 'lH, ' 1 7 , ' 1 8, 'JH; Cadet Cor p o r a l '1 0. "None but hi mself can Le his para ll e l. " ~L\H C: \ll ET \VlllST!.EH 'nll cg-c l'rcp:1 rator.'· De lta Tau ' lfi, ' 1 7, ' l . '] 0; h oru i:. ' 11', ' J !J: E ch•JCS St:-lfl ' 1 7, ' J ; Omali:1 J)c b:li c '1!1 ; .\ \· r:1g-P. !).i. 4 3 %- " Fo r t~ · amhitions we finr1 11 0 11 c hi g-h e r. " 'l l.\HJ. OT'l' E ~f. CU ~l.\11 :\l. · Colleg- c J•rcpnr:itory :\lph :i ' l fi . '17 , ' 1 8 , ' l !J; .\l ph:1 Trca-;urer '1 8; Om:1 lo:1 n bate •1 n; ~ ·1 r.. · 11; aolc l f:irl • 11;. '1~. ' l!l ; ~i:.: ll onor~. !) fi.7:•'iL " I <'011ld not Jo,·c th ee. d ea l\ ) lll llf'h , J. o,·'d 1 no t honor more.'' G H.\ C E RAF'l' EH Coll ege Prepar:it-ory Al ph n '1 7 . ' J S . ' l fl: .\l phn . C('l'Ctary '1 ; Al ph :i Play ' lR; Gl ee ClulJ 'lH; .\ ri sto Pl:i~ · 'l!I; l 1ri r 11 • .; •1n, ' 1 7 , '18. ' J n; Ca de t C: irl 'Li . 'l fi. ''J11 f: iit-h , l:1dy , .nH1 h:i ~ :1 t11 C'rr.'· h ea rt." FHEO OTT~ lll! E Comme rr in l o urs c C:1cl c t ' J R. ' l H; Phi1 0 111 ;!lhi;rn ' l!L " 7\l a:ti1c rs 111:1 ke th e 111 :111. ., )l!f, f)lrnD S l'.\Hl\ES Co 11 egc I ,r e p:1r:1t 1 lry J) -. Jt;i T:iu ' 1 7, ' l R, ' l!); Dch.it·c ' 1H; De lta Pl:1y 'l!J. l111rus: I11ter-:-.; u<'i e ty "'l'h o:1 lonkcsl on th e ea rt h :111'1 th f' ll it- mi) f'~.' ' HU'l' ll HI ' l\ETTS No r111 :1 I C'n11rsc "C11m li11f" R.~ is. 11 ot 11 1'1' on ly ,·irt n c. " 1f'we11fy-tlirl.·iJ T wcri f.\ .fnur GERTH "l)P. F.\ L'. Norma l Course Yic.e -Prcsirlr-nt. N. T . ll . . ' J !I; E r odc l p l11 :11 1 ·1 r; . '17, '1 13, ' 10. ":\'ced we 111 cnt.i n her \·irt11 s ?" TJIO)l.\ S .\ \"J)H l·:W :·D I ITI ! Comm ere in I C ursc Cad ,..t ' l f> , 'JG, '18 , 'l!J; T rnC'k ·1.-, ; Ba !':ch a ll ' l fi: Footba ll 'Ir> ; He p. Foo tba ll ' l : lh skc th.tll • 1r.. '1 7 . ' 18, ' 10; RC!'- 13"s kc tha ll ' l!J; h o rns 'H;. ' 1 7. 'l!); Aristotel ian ' l!J; C: l cc C 1ub ' l !J; S c q;c:111t -:1 t -Anns • 'enior la s 'I 9; :\I ins t r el S hel'\' ·I !I; C l a s:-: Play. "Some :1th l c t c!" ELL E\" .JES:·n·::>< Commcrcin I Cours e Ch o rus • J fJ. "A fri rHl-pa st, 1Jr cw·11t .111d t o b e ." JESSICA .JE:><X I \"CS Oom mc r c inl Course "Always, a\\·flilly llll~y." P AU L CUTLER S II U AH'I' Comm c r c i:ll Co11r e Cad e:t 'lfi, 'JG, ' 1 7, '18 , ' l !l ; La n ce c,n·pn r:il Cade t •1r,; Co rpora l '17; Suppl_,. S e rgea n t C ade t ' l R ; First Lieut. Cndet ' l ; P hi lom:ithian ' 1 n , •·17. ' l ~. ' 1 9 ; Trea s ure r Philo ' 1 8 ; I nter-Soc ie t y Ocb :1tc ' "18; Alternate Om~1hn JJcbntc 'HJ ; Cadet Play '17; .\I in - st re l '1 0; Cini t m a s S h ow '17; Ch o rus ' .I r1, 'l (j, '.1 8 , '19 ; Glee Club '18, 'l!l; :\ 111111;1 ) St"a ff ' l H; C la ss Piny. "Eve ryth ing comes t o ll i tn wh o h u s t les '' h i le h e wa its." DEHTII A II O C IIBEllG Co ia l Cours e Oh orus ; Cndrt C: irl ; f:C' h o es ~La ff; D2. ·l D'/, a\·e. " M:> re li ke h e r and wc'1 l ha ve n b e tter C. U. II. ~.·· ST A HT \V. SJIOHT f: c11 e r:i l e Arist n t·e Jin n ; Cad e t Corpo ral ·1 7; Cad et ri::: an t 'l S; C:id et Pla y ' 17 , ' l S; F'oothnll ' J C, '17 , ' 1 8 ; fif'r:;c an t U. S. Army ; }\I inst r e l Rh n w ' 1 !l. " Pro11 the c- row11 ll f his h e:1d tu thf' sol of }ij q foot h e is all mirth ." EVADN.\ C: H:SE Coll ege Prep:1r:1tnry Alph:i ' 17 . ' I S, "lH ; Virc·l'rc:id cllt .\l ph n ' l R; Trra c.;11r0 r Alph :1 ' 1 !l ; hri tm a~ · ·17 : Uoc.; cm :1ry '1 8 ; PrnHe lla 'lf>; Ed10es Staff '1! 1; 01.03 7' :·l\·c. "A dau ~h\ r o f lli e god s, 1li\'ine1y t:1IL .\11d m nsl flh·ine ly fo ir." FERN Y O!ll\ Kormn l Collr c N. T. R.. C. ":\l od est g-irl-ne\'er t a lk s :ihon t f." R USS EL ST .\ VELY C: cll ern l Cmu-sc Ar istotcli nn ' lfi, '17 , ' J R, '1!1 ; Ef'h oe s ~tnfT 1 18, 'l!l. " \V e look upo n you :is fh gem of th e old rof'k." FH .\ NUES C LEAYEf< Domesti c .\ rts Oll nrus '10 , ' 1 7, ' 1 8, ' .19 ; Cadet C irl ' l fi, ' l S; Erod e lphi:in ' l f); Ero -Pl ny3 l!J; ' l:1s..:; Piny. " .\. t hing of h e:1u ty is :t joy forc ,·er." VERDA C.\Rl'EKTlm No rma l Cnnr:-;,c Clt"' C C lnh ' 17 , ' 1 8 ; Cl1 on 1s ' 1 7. ' 1 8. "TC> ll m e thy r omp:1ny :111 d I will tf' ll you l1 1t yo u :i r e. " T wc11 ty·si x E\'ELYX ~l.\111\ S Co llege Pre parato ry E rod elph inn ' l G, ' 1 7 , ' 1 , ' 1 0 ; Ero Trc ns urc r ' 1 8 ; Annua l . l a ff ' 1 0 ; Int er-Socie ty DclJ:1t.c ' l !J ; G lee Club ' 1 9 ; Ch on 1s ' l G, ' 17, ' 1 8, ' 1 !I; Ero P l:iy '1 8 . . \ vcrn gc, !JO.:i 1 ':'Ir. " S J-,c needs 1:0 eu logy , s he :-i c. ~ f1 1r h e rs ·If. " J)QROT ll \" PA C: 1.; ~o nl C ou rse Al phn ' l G, '17, '1 , ' 1 9 ; C linn rn ' l n, ' 17; N. ' I"' • . R . C. ' 18 , ' l!l ; G irl Cadet ·1 . " Su wsh inc :1 11.J g ood hu111 n r ni l t l1 c wor l d O \ ' CI'." rnal C f>Ul'RC E:1tcrt·d C. Il. IL :--3 . in S c p t.c 111 hc r, l f: l S, c o nti n g from l'acifi c .Junctio11 II ii;h S c·hoo l. 11 1I e r \ u ice \\ a s eve r soft , Gent le a 11<1 lo w ; a n e xc C' llc 11 t t lt i11 g in wome n .·• A I. DOR l'ETl·:n sox Co llege Jlrc pnn1tor.r Aristotc l'ia 11 ' 1 8 , ' 1 0 ; C;1dc l: ' 1 7 , '1 8 , 'lf> ; C :idc t S crge:..111 t '1!1; C la ss P la y ; !J O. !J :{ 'f, :1,·c. " No really b'Tea t ma11 c \·cr l llo11g ltt hirns c lf s o." II ELE~ I\. llODINS0 :-1 Ge n e ra l Co urse Chorus '1 0 , ' 17, ' 1 8 , ' l !J ; Al ph a 'Jfi. ' 17, ' P l . ' 1 9 ; G irl Cadet ' l G; A lphn-:\riRto Piny ·10 ; I l e · c la matory Co11 t est ' H J. " Q ui e t- hut knowing ." S ADIE F. RO IH>IS Col lcg c Pre pa r:1 t o r ,v Chon1c; ' l fi ; Erod e lph ian 'l!i, '17, ' 1 8, Vice l'residc11t ' 1 !1; Ero P resid e n t '1 8; rrram Cornrn itlcc ' 18 , ' 1!1 ; Ec h o es Staff f11 t e r-Soc ie ty De bate ·u i. ' l !) ; Ere E ro l 'l't >- '1 8, ' l !J; " Nc,·er idle a moment, Uut thrifty a n d t h o ug h t ful o f o t h e rs. " -~ J 9 J 9 ~========- ESTHER CAPEL Commercinl Course "A life tlini 1e:ids m elo11io11s w3ys. " C:RACE QUACKENilO~S Commerc ial Course Chorus ' l G, ' 17, ' 18, '19. "Be true 10 .\'1Jur ,,·ork, your word. nnd your fri end." THEODORE TRIPLET1' Commcrchl l Cour~e " J-Tnrd work mnkc · a brillia nt mnn. " l' AilIAN AITA Comme rc i:1 l Cour:-le "A prince of !l fellow.'· DAff;Y C: ALLAGl·lER Commerc ia I Course "He r frie11rls \\'i II testify of he r worth." INA E. YOUNJ\ERMA N Genera.I Cours e Chorus ; Glee Club ' 18, '1 9; President Glee '19; De lta Tau ' l G, '17, ' 18, ' 1 9; President Delta Tau ' 19 ; P hilo-Delta Play '18; Class P lay. " Pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and plen!":n11t to think upon." Twenty-.se' en '.l'wer.ty-e ig!:t ll ERU ERT A. \\"OOD n U RY •. JR. Coll ege 1 'rcpn ra l ory Edit o r-i n -Chi e f A11nu: ll · 1 !J ; J·:d it n r -i11 ·C' lii c r nC'~ 'J O; Ee-hoes . ·tnff '"J ; 0111:1 lla Uc b:d c ' l tJ; I n t er · Soc iety Deba t e ' l !J; 1;- rc s hrn:in l>cc l:irria tnr.'· C o 11t cf't ' 1 6; Cadet ' 1 ti. '17, ' 1 8 . ' l !J ; C.1d e: t C nrpnr:i l ' I. : First f,icutcna 11 t Ca dc ls ' 1 n; Cn dc t Trea s ure r ' t ~): Cndet 1-'lay ' 1 7, ' I; h o rus '1. 'l fl ; f: lcc C lub 'l , ' 1 0 ; Philom nth i: 111 ' 17. ·1 . ' 1 !t ; l'lail o \ ' i ee· Prcc; id cn t ' 1 l'hil n !'In_,. ·1 . . ' I !>: C !:ass l ' l a.'·: 0~. 80% :l \ "C. "The wo rd impossibl e is not i11 m y dic·t in 11:1ry .'' R UTll l\ ,I T ll l.EI·:\" HO Il l \". "O\" Dom e t ic ~ci cc Erodc lph ia n ' l (i, ' 17 , ' 18 , ' l!J; Ero Vi <'c - Prcsidcnt ' 1 ; .\risto Pi ny ' l!J; Ero P l:t,\' ' 1 8 ; Ero P l ay ·1 7; Ded:nnnf ory Prc limi11ari cs ' 1 7; 'huru!" ' 1 .-,, 'lG. " Rt!:tdy i11 h c:1rt nnd r e a d .\' in hand .'' IN EZ LUCILE PEREC OY Coll ege Prc paralor.\· Choru s ' 1 0, ' 17 , ' 1 8 , ' l fl; Erod c lphi a n , 1r., '17, '1 . ' 1 9; Ero Recre t:ir\' ' 1 8 ; A1111u:1 l Rta ff ' J !I. ' '.' he trn\'e ls t hrou g lt tlt c world a 11d SO\\'$ it Uli c k w ith fri e nd ·flip." UEHNICE L .11:-.ISOX Coll ege Pre pn ralor.v l1c lt1 Ta u "17 . ' l ll. ' 1!•; IJc lln T:iu Pl:iy; C lt-. 1·u s 'l G, ' I 7 . ••\Vhc re y ou n rc, it w ill 11 e\'f' r h e dark." ELMEH CllRISTl':NSE:-< Coll ege l' r cparator.v P!1il omnthi::tn ' ] 8 , '1 D; Se rgcant-a t-:\nn s, Athletic .\ !'sociation '17; R c presentutive F ootball '1 8; H: e pre - scntntive B:1 sketball 'lD; Cla ss Ua s k e tba ll •1;,; B11s in ss .:\t nnage r Crims o n nnd Il lu e '1 U; C la ss P l:1y. " The g rea t end o f life is not k11 owled ge. but nc tion. " ED!Tll TI ESS Colleg e Pre paratory Dc ltn Tnu 'lf} , ' 17 , '1 8, '19; Vi ce- Presid e nt Drl ta T:iu '1 $ ; Presid ent l>e lta Tnu ' 1 !I; Ec ho<'s Rtaff , !) ; ..\ s~mc t:c Ed itor Annual 'lfJ; C hristrnn s Pl:1 .v ' lli. ' 1 7 ; Sha keRpea re T e r ·e n t e nn ry ' 1 n ; F r es h 11 1:111 I ~­ nmato 1 y 'lfi ; Dec la ma tory Contest '1 7 , '1 8 ; Qua lity Street ' 1.!l; !J2.3G % ave. " No r is the w id e \\'O rld ignorn nt o f h e r worth .'' l\ .\ Bf, •. r\ .\ LnJ·: Genera I S icntifi c .\ri$f·o !e li:1n ' 1 i , ' 1 8, ' l !J; ,J c ··uh ' 1 7 . ·1 ' , ' l !J ; nn ~ '17, ' J S . ' l !J; Bu F< )l:111:1 gcr '!ass I'lny '1 !) ; Busi ness J\ l n n.1rrer .Jun ior Glass '1 ; .\ . !': tnnt BuSil h.::ss :tna gc r Annual ' 1 9 ; Cir ul:1tio:1 ) lnnngcr J·: ·hoes ' l!J ; Ba ske tba ll ' 1 8, ' l!J ; H eprcsc 11 tntiYe H:tskc th:i ll ' l!l ; ) l instr e l . ' how ' 1 !); Cade t; C l:1ss l'l:iy. " l! i" most ('1wi:ibl c Yirlu c is t h e abili ty t o work- \\nrk h.1rd ." f,.\ \VB El\ "E S. l\H .\ .":-IE t.,;omm rc i:l l ourse Frer h111an Dccl111 n nto1·y nt t ·1 r.; Philo rn nl hia n ' l fi , '1 7. ' J , ' 1 9; adct ' 1 8 ; B:1nd 'l . '10 . " l l :1ppi11 c::.:s is not t he aim of !if ; ·har:i cl cr L .u IB EXE P ETEH S E:\ i\orma l Cour. 'h orus ' JG. ' 17, :1 , '19; ad c t C irl '17; ~- 'I'. n. c. ·1s. ".:\11lhi11g is more implc t h nn g rcnt11 c .. .'' LEONA \V llITE College Prcpnrator.t Clw rus 'lG, ' 17 , ' l , 'l!J; : iris' C: lee Club ' 17 , ' 1 8 , ' 1 0; crl: tnry-Tre:1 urer Glee ' 1 0; Poc:1honta s 'l7; 'ad c l G irls 'lG; Al p h a. '10, '17 , ' 1 8, ' 1 0; .c·retary Alpha 'l; Presid ent .l lph n. 'JO; Alph a Play '19; Ar isto Pl ay ' 1 9; D ecl:tt 11 :1lory Contest ' I S ; C: c rnc r Golrl Medal ' l ; Echoe Staff 'lU; An nual . 'l:iff 'lD. "They look into t h e beauty of thy 111i11d. J\11d t h at, in guess, t h ey mea !'ure by t hy d e ds.'' 11 .-\7.EL • 1EYEH C:c ;1 I On ~c Ohurus ' l G, '17; De lta Tnu ' 17. 'l . ' 10; Treas· urcr Delta Tau '10 ; De ltn-l'hilo Pia)· ' l S , 'l 0. "Onod ''ords nre worth mtt ch-a11cl cost li t tle. " J\ l, LA:\ F. D l{:-/S Coll ege Preparatory So 1 ho111 0r e Pi ny \V. D. JI. , . ; Ero Pi ny , J D; .\ rislo j•J:l .' ' ' l , ' l!J; C;1rlet ' 1!1 ; .Junio r Pnrty Com · rniUcc; Seni or P:nty ommittcc; (;1 s Piny. H\Vc ig l; c1i in t he trn lnn c :ind 11 o t fm1111l w :11 1ting . 1 ' "l'went,,-. nin e 'J'li irt y ' l' H E. 'SI E HEI 'l'ER College Prcpa ra l ory Gi rl Cndct ' l i>, 'l G; Cho ru i:; 'l fi , '1 0, '17, ' 1 8, '1 9 ; A lph:1 ' ] I '1 0; A l pli:t Piny ' 1 0 . "One o f t he ,·c ry hcst· or a 11." (: EX E W ILS OX Commerc ial Co1 1rsc Chorus ' l G. ' 17; Al phn ' 1 7. ' 1 8, 'l!I; Cade t Girl ' 17. "From a li tt le s pn rk n1 ny burs t a mi g-h l y f1 :1mc . " MARION I I. ,'Cll UI..'1'7. Genernl Course Cade t 'l :J ; Cadet Bugle r 'lfi; Cadet Sergcn n t 'IG; Sec. Li eu t ena nt· Cad et ' 17 , ' 1 8 ; Corpora l C:lfl c t ' 1 Capta in C;,rlct ' 1 8 , ' 1 0; Cn d ct Pla,v ' 17 , ' 1 8 . "He knows \\ ha t is wh:it." AnmN DAl\ER Conune rc ia l CourPP. "Fnith fulness and sincerity nr e t he h ighest t h ing-s." EDN A YOUNG Ge ne ra l Com se Delta Ta u ' lG, '17, '1 8 , '10; De lta Ta u Trea surer; Glee Club '1 8 ; Pre sid e nt Second C:l ee ~; Shnkespenre Terccntcnnry '10; Christ mns P lay '17 ; Delta -P h ilo Pl ay ' l !l; Chorns ' 17 . ' 1 8 , 'lfl. "She brings sunshine i nto the l i\'CS of ot her s nn<I cn 11not keep it from herse lf." H ELEN S )llT I! Comm erc in l Cours e Alphn •1r;, ' 1 7, '1 8, ' l!l. "A life t.hat 111 0 \·c..; to g-r:1c io11 s rnl ~." ~ J 9 J 9 IT?=~======- ll AR OLD D. nuc:rrn. Genern l Course Choru<; Glee Club ; P resident Glee Cl ub '1 8 ; Secre tnry-Trea ·urer Glee Club ' 17; Qu:1 r tet; l'oenhontas; Philomathinn ; P re. ident Phi los ' 18. ·1n; Vic l:? ·residcn t P hilos '18; Declamatory Contest 'I 7, ' 1 8, '19; Christma. P lny; P hil o Play; Class orig 'l!l; Echoes Sla ff '17; Annu a l :'llnff ·1 9; Cheer Leader '17, '1 8 ; Cnrlct '19; Cadet Min st re l '19 ; Cla s' P lay_. "The m nn of the hour .. , llBATRIOE JJUNTING Gen em 1 Cours e De lta Tnu '10, '17, ' 1 8, 'l!l; Philo·Deltn P lay '18; Delta 'J'n u . ecret:1 ry ' 18; Ca det Girls; Clas P lay. "Love m e little, love me long." V.\ DA LEON AH D :Korm:1l Cou rse Alplrn; !\. T. R. . ; r.i rl a1 let. "Gentle o f . pee.ch, hc11 efi cient of mind ." 11.\ 7.E I, \V JLS0'.'1 Gc ner:1 l Cour._e ''l wi:-: 11 you :1 11 t" ~ joy th:1 f you <':Ill wi l1. ' m E'.\E \\I .\ LL.\ CE Dome stic S c ience Erodelph ia n 'l<i , '17 . ' 1 8. '10; Chorus. "A good hea rt is helter than a ll the hcn <ls in the world." ELBERT DE ~l l'SEY Gene ra.I Course Chorus ' l G. '17, '1 , ' l !l; C:1<1et ' l G, '1 7 , 'I S, 'l !J; C: lee Club 'lfi, '17 , '18 , ' l !l ; Aristoteli an '1 7 , ' 1 8 . 'lD; Cor pora l Carlets '17 , '18; Capta in Cadets '1 8, '19; Rand '1 7 , ' 1 8 ; F'r ma n Declama tory '1 6; Pocahonta s ;Secretary Aristo s ' 18 ; President Aristo s ' 1 9 ; Decla matory ' 1 U; A C: irl lo Order ; rrhc Big l dca; Pn111 e lln; Peg o' I~· ll e:irt ; .\1111 11 :il S t:1ff ' 1 9 ; 11 dct :\li :1 ~t l ' 1 0; ~ Play . ' ' D<'ef1s- 11 ot word s.'" 853753 Thirty-one C LAR.\ .JO l! :'\SO:'\ Comrn c rc ia 1 Cours e Orch cf: trn '1 8 . ' l U; S e nio r 8 c f' rc t :1n· ' 1 H. "Of m a1111 c> r s gent.l e, of :1f1 c f't io11 :-:: 111il11. ·· Vfl\NIE QUJC: LEY Comme r c ia l 'our:-:c Ch o ru s '17 , ' 18, '1 0 ; \ "icc · Prcr... id c n t S c 11 iur Class 'lU. " I :11n rn od cs l but y e t I :1111 w ise. H ARRY .\ :'\ l>llE \\. ll .\l'I ' Co 111rn er c i :1 l C o urse Ch o rus ' 1:; , ' In, ' 17 ; Tra c k ' 1r,; F' nnf h :1 ll 'lfi; Da F" e b:1ll ' 1 (i; Ca d e t ' 1 8 , '1!1; C h :iir11 1:1 11 C u 111111 c n : ial Dept. 'l!J. 0 J\s solJc r a s a judi;c . ' 1 JIEllBERT S~ IITI! Con1m e r c 1al Course "He exi st ed :1 w h o l e \\ Cl! k w itl 1u u t n r;l i111psc o f the fai r s e x. " ;-..; .> rma ~ Uu\lrs c l\. T . R. C . ; ,\,·c rai::c , !1 0. 7fl '/, . "\Ve wis h h e r s t o 1· • o f h appy da y s . " IA UJ·; .\IYWl' U E G e n e ral Sc i c11tifi c Ch orus 'lG, ' 1.7 , '1 8 ; On: h e :-; t ra ' 17 , ' 1!J ; E r o d c!- 1 h h1 n ·1n ; C:11 lc t 'lG. "She s peaks, li c h avrs :111d a('ts, j11 s t l ik e e oug ht."' --======~ J 9) 9 ~=-=======- Thirty.t wo CHESTER DA'l'ESMAN Cnll eg e Pre pnrntory Rcprcsentn t i\'e F'oo tbi1l l ' l <i , ']7 ~ ' 1 8; Rc prcsent nth ·e l3a s ke tbn ll ' l , ' 19; Bnsk etbnll Ca ptai n ' lU; Hi-Y Club 'lG. "li e is a c 011r:1 g eous c aptain-of com pliments." FBA:\ CES T' .\ U l.l l\ E NOGC: Cnmme rc inl Cour e Choru s 'J :">, ' lfi; Del tn Tau. "As m erry ns !he 1l:ty i. long. '' BEATBICE DUH!f.\M Domesti c Art s "l\l :ikc shor t t he miles \\' ith tn lk ;111d smiles. " FB .\ NCES .JE:\SE\' Comme rc in I Cours e .A l phn ' JG , ' 17 , ' 1 8 . ' 1 0 ; Cli11 r 11 s ' l f.. ' 17 . '1 ~ 'J!l; f: lcc Club ' 17, ' 18, ' lf); .\l phn Pl:1~· ' 1 8 ; .\l ph;1- :-\ r isto Pl:iy ' l !J; Cndet C: irl. " 1\ mil c- is worth :1 million do ll:1rs. " AVI'S MULLER Normnl Course J\. T. R. 0. ' l , '19; Cn d e t C:irl 'i S . "Si l en ce t h:1 t i=: poke :111 11 e locp1 c nce ,.r c.res.n .TOE N .\ PIER Gen e ra I Co urse " ' Vill mn ke :is 11111 0 11 o u t of life :is f.omc \dl 1l :::;ti r up m ore dust." --=========~ J 9 J 9 ~==========-T h irl _,··t li rc·1· LI •. . \ s·n :n :xso:-i Coll ege P r pa rato ry \'ice-Presiden t .Ju n ior C la ss ' 1 : Ec·h ocs Haff ·1 n. ' J O; 1\ nnua l Staff ' 1 '.l ; ln l c r-Soc ic t y llc ll:ilc '1 7 ; 'J'riangu la r IJcUa t c ' 18 ; 0111 :i li:1 l>c b :1t c ··1 H: De lt a T a u ' t n . ' 1 7 , ' J , ' 19 ; l>cl ta T a u T r en .... urc r ' 1 8; Pa ir o f S ixeEJ ' 1 0 ; Hcd Crnss P la y '1 H ; E x11·111po r - r. n cous ..... on t cst ·1 7 ; O r li c!-- tra ' 1 ,'); C h o r 11s · 1 S, ' I . "Kothing i s im possibl e t u a w il l ing- h ":1rL. " H EL E:-! E. S ' !! AA !\ Com nw rci a I Co urs e ~ ' 1 n. " L it.tie-hu t O h y ! " R !! O S L .\ W SOX Coll ege l 'rc p :1rator,\· Philomathi a n ' 11;, ' 1 7 , ' 1 K, ' 1!1; 1'hilo S c c·r c - t:lf_\' ' 1 0; Frci- h m a n l >cc la rn:i tor.\· ' l ti; <: c r11 c r 1>£"- clani at ory ' 18; C h·H"l. IS ; <: Ice c :,.h ' l !>: l::<.: l.o c:-: ,' luff ' 1 0 ; Ph il o -I Jc .ta Pla y ' 1 D; Ero -.\ ristu Pi a \· ' l Y; ~lin l S ho .\' ' l !J ; I 11 t c r -S o r- ic ty l >c h a t e ' IH. "Th ey n re n e ve r :1 lo 11 e t ltat a r c :1< ·c 11 11 1p a 11 ic d w it h noble t h oug h ts. " L EO fl . l\llASl\E Gc ne r:1l C o urse Ch orus ' 1 9 ; 11i r Tr<": n urc r ' 1 !J : P h il o n 1:1 th ian · 1s, ' 1 0 ; Vicc·l'rcsid c 11 t P hil n s ' l R. 'lH ; Ph i lo Pl:iy ' 1 H; Band ' 1 8, ' 1 !J ; C n d c t ' 1 !) . " F in e . e 11 se a nd exa lt ed sen s e :ir e n ot h a lf s o use fu l as c o 111 111 0 11 sen·•fl' ... S ,\ RA !I LEA H Y Coll eg e l'rc parn tor.v Ch oru s ' l :), ' l<i . " Good to fo rg i\'C ; ~t . to forg-f't. " lllE:-IE W !IIT l\ E Y C: c n e rn l Cou r 8e "Ve ry m eek n nd g e ntl e ." Clm TRU DE CHERNIACK General Course Chorus 'l u, 'lu. "Lnug h and the world laug h wi th you-ta lk , nnd rou leave the l'Ootn." CENP. VlEVE AITA Oommercinl Course Chorus, ' 1 9 " There coultl be no g rea t deeds if t here we re no li t tl e." F . E IH!U:\D \VIL. ON C•Jll ege Prepr.ratory Course Ar istote li an ' l !i, ' I G, ' Ii, '1 8 . ' l !J ; Omnhn De· hate '1 8 ; )Jec lumatory Conl:e t ' 1 8; U. S. Arm.rs. A. T. C.; Ohri tmas Pl ay '1 7 ; Ohorus . .. Ko re la tion to \Voodrow." EMM A AP PLEQ "I ST Commerc ia l Course ''_.\lw:1ys nwfully ll ~y.' ' 'LUCILE DIXON Co mmerc ia l Course "A mnnn er pla in , un:1ffectcd and in cc c." ALFREl'l S MITH Cummerc ia l Course "A ny sl1 ow for a plca s::i nt ch:1p like m e in this world ?" 'r hirt·.\' fi ,·e 1J1h irty -six I. ET .\ 11.\ XER ~ nrrn:1 l Co11 ~c Chonis ' l :., ' 1 !J. "Of nll lhe girl c:; that arc s o sn1nr t . T here's none l ike pretty L ct:L" FRE D B EXZ General Cours e Aristo ' 1 6, '17, ' 18 , 0 l !l; Ar is t o P iny '1 7 , ' 1 8 : Charter ber Aris t.o; Cade t '1 fi, ' l 7; Cade t Pi a~· ' l 7; Engl is h R eciln l ' 1 7; Chris t m as P ia _,. ' 1 7; Fnntt>n ll ~l anngcr 'l ; R epr es entative Uaskctha ll ' 1 !J ; O'n-. Dns ketbnll ' 1 Ii ; Da seba ll ' 17; I ndoor lln><c · ba ll, ' 1 8. Th~ best of sport is to tlo t he <Iced a nd sny nothing. 'J'he rc'll be s leeping e noug h in the g rnvc .'' R IC llARn :\IORRIS0:-1 Genern I Cours e J>hi'oma 1hinn 'I , ' 1 !) ; Clnss Dns kc tha ll ' l li , ' 1 7; Bn. h.eth:tll '1 7 ; ll cp. Basketba ll '1 8 , 'l !J; Re p. Footba ll 'lD; Indoor Baseball '1 8; Tra ck '1 fi; AH· 1111:11 • taff ' 1 9; lly·Y C lub ' 1 6, ' li, ' 1 8 ; Cad et ' 1 8 , ' 1 9. " \\' ise--from the top of his head , up." DOHOTllY HARLAN Com m er c ia l Course " Infln!te riches i 11 n l ittle r oo1n ." WAYXE ~IA l\ D Coll eg e Preparator y Corporal Cndct 'lH; l'hilo1nnthi:1 11 ' l (i, '17, '18. ' 19; . ergenn t-a t-.\ rms Ph ilo ' 1 8 ; Philo Play ' I fi . .,He stoops to confe r." PEARL RAVA G E Norr11 a ) Train ing "Very tneek and gent le ." --=========~ J 9 J 9 iJ?:~=======- MI LDR ED T . LUTHEH Commerc ia l Course Chorus '1 , ' 1 9. "LittJe said is soonest 111 end erl." DONA LD i\f. McCOT"Dfl C K f: e11 r:i I 'oursc Aristo telinn 'l i , 'lS, 'l!J; Aristo President '1 8 ; E~ oes Staff '19; B usin ess i\l a n age r Arthur I i<l<l lc - to n C<>n cer t; BoyR' Glee Cl uh ' 1 8 . 'l!l; Librnri:i n G lee Club '10; Inter· ocict.r Debate ' l ; Chorus 'Iii, '17, ' 1 8 , 'l!l ; Ari. t o P iny 'l!l; Ero P iny ' 19; C:i ol ct-At hl e ti c i\linstrel h ow '19. " Faint hcnrt nc,·cr won fair lndy.'' MERRI LL M. i\ l.\ THE \V~ Gen em I Course V i e- T'resid cnt Ari stos ' 1 V; Trcnsur er .i\.ristns ' JS ; Glee Cluh; .\ risto P lay; Ar isto '17 , '18, '1 !); Chorus 'l 7 ' ' 1 ' '19. "Be whnt you were men nt to be." AR NOfJl) H ANSEN Commercia l Cour!'c On rl et 'lii; Footba ll 'l G, '1 7, '1 ; Ilnnd '1 !J. ~ rc wn rd o f n thing well .done, i::- to ha,·e done it." CLARK W. llOUG ll General Course Chorns ' 1 r. , ' 17 , ' 18 . ' 1 9 ; Glee Clu h ' 1 8. ' 1 !) ; 'l'rnck 'lC; Il:ind 'l , 'Jfl; Or ch e. trn 'l!J; nrl -t i\I inst re l 'l!l; Cn<l et ' 1 8 , ' 1 9. "The other wis e mn n." H ELE:\ f: .\'l'IDl.\ N C: encral Course !tor us ' Jr. , '17, ' I S, ' I O; Glee Cl ub ' 17. ' J S. ' l !l ; 1\lphn '17, '1 , '19. "Friend. hip iR the brenthing roRe." ~==~ J 9 J 9 ~~=======-Th ir ty ·e n ll UG ll S Tll.Ul.\ X Co ll ege l're paralo ry Ch orus 'l G, ' 17, ' l ; (;J ee C lu iJ ' 17. ' l ; C ade t 'lG, ' 1 7, 'l Cad e t l'la y ' 1 7, ' 1 8 ; l'hilo ' 17, '.J Philo Pla y ' 1 "' ; E ·h o e s .·taff ' 1 8 ; .Juni o r C la ::;..;. 'l're::1 urer ' 1 . •·Pol i t eness i s lair.- C'l1:1rm." C ll llf. 'TIXE 1..\1!. EX 11 r111al Course :\'. T . I{, C. ' l . ' l !J; Preside n t X . T. fl . C . ' l , '1 0 ; Alp ha ' l(i, ' 17, ' 1 , ' l !J ; Cade t C: ir l ' l f., ' 1 7. " I linvc 11 0 lirnc t o h e tire d .•• E llW.\ ll l> C,\ BB O L L Commcr c in l Cou r se B:1nd '1 '"', ' l!J; O rd 1 s trn ' 1 !i. "Th.:y 'r 011Jy t.nlly .t \\llt1 :ire truly g-om l .'' R UT IJ I.\ r. f!OHIX S OX Commcr c i:1 I Co urs£ "All slic n1cc t·R i& fair and good." C EC E!.!.\ Tll ~I P S O N Gc11c r:1 I Cou1·sc Chorus ' 1 G, ' 17, ' 1 , ' 1 0; C:1de t C irlR '1 n, ' 1 R, '1 9 . " ' Vl10 kuows m os t s nys lea st.' ' G L P.N Dll.ER C: e nc rn l Course "A little foo t n ever s upports a g r cnl d1:1 r :1c t:e> r . " ~ J 9 J 9 ll?=- - -- T h irty-e ight ®ur .Abui11nrs -'-· . - - " ... .. . \ . . 1' ' '', \, .. , ... ~·, . .. ,, · ~ . To Miss Ruth Underwood and Lieutenant W. L. Taylor, t h e Class of 1919 wishes to extend h earty thanks in appreciation for the sinct! e work which has been done by them in making our class one of th e best that h as ever departed from old C. B. T hirty -11 i1lL' ortr I 3J tt :!1lltrmnriam ELLA MAY WEAVER A sincere friend and a true clasl?mate, so unc;btrusive, yet possessed of a personality that made itself felt for good I ~h•nev•r pr•••nt. ~ e HISTORY In the porch swing of a pretty cottage one warm spring afternoon sat two 191'.l Seniors st a ring helple ~ly , hopelessly into space. They had been g iven t he task of chronicaling the history of their class. Va inly they had search ed for an idea which would g ive them a st a rt. At last the g irl ha d a happy thoug ht. "Let's see wha t t he history of other classes has been like . I have the Annual for every year I've been in C. B. H . S." Without waiting for a r eply, she rush ed into the house and a momen t later r eturned with t he books. "Let m e see. Oh, sure ! Freshmen Declamator y contest. Didn't Lawrence Kra sne and Edith Hess g et medals for winning in tha t? Hold on!" as the girl turned a f c..w leaves. "Say, look ther e-our Freshmen basketba ll t eam-tied wit h the Seniors, y ou know-g ood old Supernois! I g uess he made a pretty good r ecord in the a rmy. " An d the hoy turned a few more pag es. ·'Wait a minute-isn't that the Cadet officers ? Ther e's Bud Schultz a nd P . C. Shuart. Oh, and there's t he E choes Staff. I see Mellissa Steven son 's nam e a t t he bottom, hut none would ever r ecog ni ze her by that pi..:ture. But do look h ere a t Chet Dates- ma n in his fo otba ll t ogs. Isn't he stunning'?" exclaim ed the g irl a s she looked a t t he 1917 Annual which the boy had t a ken up. "There's Mellissa a gain-on Inter-Society debat e a nd Ha r old Hugh es in the final ueclamatory, a nd again on the E choes Staff." "Let's i a ke a look at la st year's bnok. There a r e the Junior offi cers, Barrett, Steven - son,. Arnold, Stillma n and F a ubl e. I wonder h ow they will compa r e with our Senior officers, Pfa ff, Quig ley, Johnson, Kra sne and Smith, in this yea r 's Annua l." "Wow! See Stuart, Gus, Datesma n and Fauble in their footba ll togs-and Morrison a nd Da tesma n in B. B. clothes." "Yes, and just think tha t this year we add to those, P a ul Barr ett , Tom Smit h, Dick Morrison, Elmer Christensen, Kenneth Hutchinson a nd Fred Benz in foo tba ll, a nd Elmer, Tom , Benz, Fauble a nd Kalde in basketba ll." "There a r e t he de baters, Edmund Wilson on Omaha, a nd Mellissa Steven son on Tria n g ular." "Just think of the deba t ers we put up t his year thoug h, Mar gar et Whistler , Charlotte Cumming s, Mellissa St evenson a nd H erbert Woodbury on Inter-Scola stic, Elbert Demp- sey, Evelyn Ma rks, Sadie Ro<ldis, Mildred Sparkes, Rho Slawson a nd Katherine Montgom ery on Inter-Society." · " Six out of the twelve fin a l declama t or y people la st year wer e in our cla ss, Slawson, Woodbury, White, Wilson, Hug h es a nd Tinley. Leona won in the drama tic cla ss, too." "And Ha rold Hug hes won in the dram a tic class this year, while H elen Bla ir, Elbert Dempsey, Edmund Wilson and Rho Slawson r epresented t he Seniors." "The E choes Staff again! Ther e's Herbert Woodbury, our t his year 's Editor-in- Chief, a nd Ma r garet Whistler. The Staff this year wa s largely Seniors, wasn't it ?" "See the Cadet Officers, Short, Dempsey, he 's risen some from a corpor a l t o a captain this year, a nd Woodbury an<l Shuart, corpor a ls t o first lieutena nts. Bud Schult z was pr om ot ed from lieutenant t o capta in, wa sn't h e ? " "Yes, but my goodness, it's gett ing so dark that you can hardly tell wh o's wh o in 1'his picture, and we've just wasted the aft ernoon. H aven't even found out what. a Senior Histor y looks like !" "Well, I don't think we've wast ed our t ime a t a ll. If we write up just what we've seen in t hese books I believe we'll have what we wan t. Wha t do you say?" " Oh! I n ever thoug ht of t ha t. " Fort)··one CLASS ,. 1 · \ PRO PHE(; , 1919 ~~ c:: ·-=-· ..-:--· ·- ---=. TheCo·uttcil Bluffs Bee Council Bluffs, March 4, 1929 VOL. IO No. 2 10 Breakfast F ood Discover ed. Ames, Ia., March 3.-Prof. Paul Bar- r ett, the a gricultura l expert of Ames, has succeeded in g rafting popcorn and pea- nuts into a n ew breakfast. The food promises m illions, which will la rgely be donated to Council Bluffs Hig h School. Big Fire Ruins Relics. Boston, March 4.-A fire st a rting from a n unknown cause, destroyed some ver y valuable war r elics in the famous Antique and Art Shop of t he Misses Margaret Herwig a nd Evadna Giese. The loss t o t he owners is ver y great. Members Active on Secret Bills. Washing ton, D. C., Mar ch 4.- It has been r epor ted t hat Senat ors Rho Slawson, Avis Muller, Minnie Scutt, Hon. Cha s. Burke a nd Da isy Ga llagher are a t pr es- ent lmsy on some secr et work which will be broug ht before t he House in the :iear future. T HRr E CENTS P resident Pfaff Ina u g urated. Washing ton , D. C., Ma r ch 4.-Chief Justice of t h e Supr em e Court, Fred Cott- m ire, t oday adm inister ed t h e oa t h of office t o Aug ust Pfaff. Mrs. F r a nk Monty , formerly M iss H azel Mey E:-rs, lef t yester day for an ex- t ended ea st er n trip . Damon Accepts Tunnel Contract. London, Ma rch 3.- Frank Da m on , the eng ineer of in t er n ation al r ep u tation , h a s a ccepted t he contract for the con struction of the tunnel joinin g Fra n ce a n d E n g la n d under t he Cha nnel. Baptist Convention. Cleveland, March 4.-Rev. Fred F a <A b le was elected president of th e Baptist Ministers' Association. Rev. Frede ric k Be n z wa s chosen to deliver the a n nual mission - a ry sermon . Wedding Waits for Groom. Council Bluffs, March 4.-While Miss Bernice Lainson and three g uests wa ited to witness her marriage to Karl Ka lde the g-room '.vas plowing his way throug h some twenty odd miles of mud. He was due at 6 P. M. but failed to arrive until 1 A. M. The groom kept them adv;sed as to his prog r ess. Miss Young Disappears. Detroit, March 3.-Miss Edna Young , Secretary of Congressman Alfred Smith of Iowa, has mysteriously disappeared. The family has engaged Mr. Thomas Smith, Harry Rapp, Joe Napier, Arnold Hanson a nd Leo Krasne, t he well known detectives, in an endeavor to locate i\fiss Young . It is expected that these skillful detectives will uncover the entire affair. Italians Express Appreciation to U. S. Council. Rome, March 2.- Hon. Dona ld McCor- m ick, Marian Schultz, Stuart Short. Arien Baker, Edythe K err a nd Mellissa Steven- son have been officially menticnecl by the Italian government for their notable work in the Foreign Council. Woman Makes Daring Flig ht. New York, March 3.- Miss Irene Pet- erson landed safely in this city with her plane in perfect condition. Miss P eter- son is to be comm ended for t he success of h er first flig ht in her mail service work. Miss Sarah Leahy has completed a nuTse!s course. at Sunnyside Hospital, New York. Miss Leahy announces h er inte ntions of taking up work in t he New York slums. Rev. Allan Burns, the Billy Sunday of today, has started his work in Council Bluffs. H e expects to make ma ny people "hit t h e sa\vdust trail" and evcrv effort w ill be made to m ake his v isit· to this city a success. New Text a S uccess. Des Moines, March 3.-The Misses Ella Pool, Helen Smit h, Miklrecl Rogers, and Gra ce Rafter have completed a series of books on "How to Make High School Pupils Study." From these, ea ch is said to liave r eceived $10,000. SEC. II-CITY IN BRIEF Adv.-Any questions will be answered by Miss Bertha Hochberg, the nevv Miss Addie Vice for this paper. LOST-1 dog and 1 cat, from the 5th Ave. animal h ospita l, conducted by the Misses Verela Carpenter, Esther Capel and Gertrude Cherniack . Mr. Merrill Math ews, formerly of this city, but now of Los Angeles, h as acJ;Jed a number of n ew articles to his collec- tion of relics of t he World War of 1919. Miss Mar g·aret Whistler has the dis- tinction of being Council Bluffs' r epresentative among the H arvard instruc t:Jl"s. Miss Whistler occupies the chair of Mod- ern Histor y. Miss Clara Cherniss has just r et urned from a most successful lecture tour of a ll the larger cities of the country . H er latest lecture is "How to Keep the Hair Curly in the Rain." Adv.- Miss Tressie Reiter , H elen Ham- m ers and Grace Quackenboss desire your patronage at their new and very seiect beauty parlors. (See ad on followin g page.) Miss Emma Applequist and Miss Hazel Wilson are now located in the sam e school at Dubuque. Bot h are C. B. n. S. g r adua tes. P rof. Herbt!rt W oodbury , 2nd, has r e- ceived a medal for his experiments along t he line of perpetua l motion. Prof. Woodbury is now at Harvard. Miss Sadie Roddis has now t a ken u p interior decorating . She is t o be a ssisted by Dorothy Page, E sther J. P eterson a nd Fra ncis J ensen, a ll C. B. H. S. Alumna e. Miss Ruth Ricketts writes friends in t his city that she is much p leased wit h her work a s one of the Public Sp ak ~ t ea chers in N ew Orleans. fi'o rt.,··thrr(· Miss Genevieve Aita is at present in the East buying for the Brandeis millinery department. She is accompanied by Miss Helen Cherniss, who has charge of the suit department in the same store. Adv.-Watch for notice concerning a new short story by Beatrice Durham, which will be in this paper. Word has been received here that Miss Lucille Dixon and Vinnie Quigley have re-opened their tea-room in Osh Kosh, Wisconsin. Miss Marie Myrtue, Mildred Luther and Olive Flynn are enjoying a vacation from their work in Miss Jessica Jenning s' Girls' School in Holly Wood, California. AT THE THEATRES Mis:> Leta Haner and Mr. Russell Stavely appear t onight at the Rialto in their latest picture, "Bride of the Wild West." The famous opera star, Miss Ina Younkerma n, has very r ecently compo:;ed sev8r a l new song s which will soon be introduced, althoug h Miss Younkerman is a very clever composer, she is best known for her singing. Mr. Paul Davis and quartette, com- posed of Paul C. Shuart, Glee Claar and Harry Hanson, of the Metropolitan Opera Company, will appear at the city auditorium as the next number on the Lyceum course. Miss Cecelia Thompson is to give the third lecture in the Lyceum course at the auditorium tonight. Mr. Harold Hughes appears with his own company at the Hippodrome, New York, this season. In his company are Ruth K. Robinson, Bessie Emerine, Chauncey Clark, Evelyn Marks, and Mildred Spar kes. Many of these peopl e are well known in Council Bluffs. Adv.-Misses Gertrude F a us and Caroline Schmidt have opened the ir n ew Film Exchang e a nd Miss Irene Vvhitney has opened the Actors' Costumers on P :=arl street, this city. SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morrison ente r tained a number of their fri ends in h onor of their wedding anniversa ry. Mrs. l\1orrison was formerly Miss H e len Blair. Mr. Edward Carroll entertained at :i dinner for U. S. Ambassador K enne th Hutchinson, who is in the states from his station. Miss Beatrice Bunting entertained at a luncheon in honor of the noted dance r, Patricia Tinley, who has just r e turned from the St. Denis School. Mrs. Aug ust Pfaff, nee Miss Edith H ess, Mrs. Stuart Short, nee Inez Peregoy, Miss Osie Daniels, mayor of Des Moines, were among the out-of-town guests. Miss Helen Shack entertained at 1 o'clock luncheon in honor of Gene Wilson and Helen Robinson, popular desig ners. The party later attended a lecture giv en by Prof. Fabian Aita of Columbia. A very fitting military wedding oc- curred at the city auditorium on March 2, that of Miss Irene Wallace and Col. Elbert Dempsey. The bridal party consisted of Miss Leona White, maid of honor, Bessie Jen sen, Christine Larson, l\'.iargaret Herwig , Charlotte Cumming s and Frances Cleaver, popular society girls. The best man, Major Paul C. Shuart, was a classmate of the Colonel's; the grooms- men were Eng ineer Herbert Smith, Major Schultz, U. S. A ., and Ensign Che ater Datesman, U. S. N. The national colors furnished a clever color scheme. The couple will make their home in Washington, D. C., where the groom is in the servi ce of the g overnment. ~ J 9J911?=~======- F'nrty. fo11r NEWS C. B. H . S. ha s the honor the past week of g r eeting Cla r ence H anson, a former student, who is now t o be phy si cs instructor in the sch ool. A dinner was g iven Tuesday in honor of Miss Ha rriet Arnold, M. D., who has g iven up h er practice and expects t o leave soon for a n ext ended southern trip. Miss Ruth La inson , a g raduate of C. B. H. :::l., '19, a nd of Vassa r, '25. ;:;ailed for China t h e first of t his week. She expects t o do Y. W. C. A. work ther e and in con - nect ion with her work she will attend t he University of P ekin for three yea rs. Miss Dor othy H a rla n, formerly of C. B. H . S .. has accepted a position of pr i- vate secret a r y t o a N. Y. societ y leader. Sh e will spend her wint ers in N . Y. a n d t r avel in t he summer. Mr . Glen Rain r epor ts that wh ile pass- ing: throu.u·h Colorado doino- work in con- n ection wit h U. S. forest r eser ves. he na tl t h e pleasure of stopping a t a h otel in E stes Park a nd meeting three former C. B. H . S. classmates, Katherine Montgom- er y, Frances N ogg and Genevieve Nusum . Th ese ladies are k eeping one of t h e most popular hotels in Estes Park. Omah a N ebr., Mar ch 3.-Brownell Hall will op en this fall term wit h a strong facult y . The pr esident being Miss Bertha Diamond of C. B., Iowa. Miss Vada Leona rd will be instructor in t he English Departmen t , and Miss Mary Pag-e in- struct or in Latin department. The school is very fortunate in obtainin g t h ese tf.ree especia lly prepa r ed ladies from C. R. Adv.- Miss H elen Gathman a nd E llen J essen have just opened a very modP.rn tea-room in t he corner r oom of t he Grand Hotel building , on P earl street and First a venue. W e cat er especia lly t o afternoon tea parties a nd lunch eons. News.- Miss Cla r a Johnson will sail J u ne 1st for Liver pool, wher e she is to be em ployed a s a U. S. gover nmen t ta t istit ian for a per iod of six m ont hs. Miss J ohnson has advanced rapidly in t h e business. S l1P obtained her init ia l tra ining in C. B. H . S. Mr . Edmund Wilson has been appointed division su perintenden t of the rail- roads of C. B.; his office will be in the Union Station h er e . Mr. Wilson w a s at on e time employed in the r ound h ouse h er e, a nd has been promoted on account of his efficiency. K::trl Ka lde has been awar ded the con- tract for engineering the construction of a la r g e p ower dam , seven miles a bove C. B. The contr act involves a la r ge sum of money, but Mr. Kalde will be capable of eng ineering t h e work. H e is a g rad- uate of Ha rvard Ene;in eer ing College, a nd h as done sever a l la r ge pieces of en o·ineering work since his gradua tion . Lawrence Krasne has just r etur n ed from N ew York wher e he has been doing the bu ving for t he Krasne Clot hing Stor e of C. B. Miss E sther M. P eterson has just r e- turned from Chicag o, w her e sh e has been doing social settlemen t wor k. She ex- pects t o talk before t h e woma n 's dub her e F r iday . On t h e work done in Hull H ou se. She will return t o h er work in about two weeks. Miss Ruth M. Robin son ha s been a p- pointed instr uctor in C. B. H . S. Co!'Tl- m er cial Dept. The department is especially fortunat e since Miss Robinson h a s had special training for this work, hav- ine: r eceived h er first t r a ining in C. B. H. S. Aldor P eterson passed t hou g·h C. B. t o- day on his way to t he coast. H e has been a p pointed eng ineer on t he U. P . fast mail tra in, which m akes t h e trip from h ere to t he coast in twenty-four hou rs. N ew s.- Miss P earl Savage ha s r e- tur ned from Ala ska, wher e she ha s spent the last year in t eaching at N ome. Iv::.iss Savage is delig hted w ith h er work an d expects to r et ur n in t h e f all. Theodor e Triplett has been ma de b usi- ness m a nager of the ·w oolworth chain of stores. Mr. Triplett is r em ember ed in t h is city as a g raduate of C. B. H . S. Forty-five Son~ -========~ J 9 J 9 JJ?==-==== -===-====== - ==--- Fo rtys ix -=======~ J 9 J 9 ~~======- --=--==-~ J 9 J 9 il?=- F ort ." · c ii:; ht J l\IO T! O F FIO ET<.' B:1ck Row- Simonson. Sweeny. Fro11 t--Chr.n 1e. l 1:1lt o;1 :111 d Curr.'·· Qlla!in lJf rll Razzle Dazzle, Razzle Da zzle, Zis ! Boom ! Bah ! Juniors! Juniors ! Rah ! Rah ! Rah ! Class Colors Purple and Gold Class Flower Mrs. vVard Rose Class Motto-Service, not self -~ J 9) 9 IT?-=============-Forty.ni ne Fifty ]unior Qllann Jn.em Oh, fickle C:lotho, we shall ne\Ter fear To glance the loose-spun life-threads o'er; For us, the future, with its mystic plan, But rosy, looms behind its door. We know the path of '20 bodes no ill, For, towering to the azure skies we see Great warriors, poets, statesmen, and the like, Whose names shall live through all eternity. Look out upon the deeds of classes past; All ring with words of highest praise; But '20, glory shall be always thine, In poet's songs and minstrel's lays. Though earth be cast in woe or tears, Our class shall always radiant stand, Above the trend of wailing grief, But lending everywhere a hand. Oh, class, that bids to do thy tasks so well, When on the sea of life our craft we steer, May we be honor to thy glorious name, Oh Class of '20, to us ever dear. -Wilson Fisk Douglass. JJuttinr Q!lass ~nttg Class of twenty, lift your voices, Let the echoes ring, And as through old C. B. we go of you we'll always sing; For C. B.'s the best old school, you see, And we are the best class in old C. B., That's why we're proud to be Juniors, Juniors, we've got the rep, We've got the pep, Let's let them know we're the best in everything; We're the class that does the best wherever we go. Class of twenty you're the best of all the rest in old C. B. We are loyal and we are true, Class of twenty, we love you. Dorothy Ferguson, '20. Harold Fair, '20. -=======~ J 9 J 9 ll?-============- Fifty-one Fifty -t wo llunior <:!!la.as 1A;intory The spirit of the Class of '20 was shown within twenty-eight hours, ninety-two minutes and thirty-three seconds after we entered C. B. H. S. when we enlisted more Freshmen volunteers in the Cadets than any previous class, and it was further demonstraten when we bought more athletic seaJ son tickets than any other class in the school. We have the distinct honor of having entered High School at the same time as Principal Shirley. Our second year found us well on the road to success. The band was made up largely of Sophomores and many of our class became members of the orchestra. We can proudly say that the Cadets was practically a Sophomore organization. Our extraordinary membership in the literary soci.etiP.s included two debaters, and four Sophomores participated in the semi-final declamatory contests. Our Junior year has justified the promise of its previous record. Three commissioned officers, fourteen sergeants and ten corporals in t h e Cadets are Juniors. The interscholastic debates with Omaha included three of our class and seven Juniors made inter-society teams. Fourteen Juniors participated in the semi-final declamatory contests and four made the finals. We took many important roles in the various play casts and have continued with increased enthusiasm in all activities. Several Juniors have distinguished themselves in athletics. The choice of Miss Foley and Mr. White as advisors insured the success of our class organization in spite of the fact that it was later than usual. We have tried to become worthy successors of the Class of '19 and we hope that we may be able to carry on the work as well and creditably as they have done. ~ J 9 J 9 lJ?=---- :i . ~ , .... ., "' .. "'---' ~ ~ ~ ]unior 180( a )ntrr l'f'!ISO:\ lm ALIAS CH:\RCE SEX TEX CE ARRESTED Adamson, Cena _________ Adam _____________ __ Raising Cain ----------·Be Abel ________________ Eden Adamson, Margaret -- ___ Maggie ______________ Preaching _____ __ _____ __ Chorus Girl _______ ___ __ Studying Alberti, Leo ------------.Alberti ______________ Speeding ------------ __ _ $5 and Costs ____________ Under Ford Alexander, Marjorie --· __ Alex --------- ____ ___ Fail:ing _______ _____ ____ Rock Pile ____________ __ Over Book Atwater, Cleo __ _________ Clay ______ ______ ____ Primping ___ ------- -----Break Mirror __ _________ Before It Bachman, Lester ________ Les ____ __ ____ _______ Bribery _________ ____ ___ Drill __ ___ ___ __ _________ With Adjt. Baker, Delbert ------- ___ Deb ________ _ , ________ Visiting ______ ____ , __ __ _ 330 t's Round ___________ Y. W. C. A. Bany, Edna _____________ Eddie ____ ____________ Frivol!ty ______ ____ ____ _ Ten Years _____________ With a New One Barada, Opal _______ ____ Bardy _______ __ ____ __ Poetizing __________ _____ Read It ________________ Mine Barstow, Gertrude ______ Gerty ______ ____ ____ _ Extreme Beauty __ ______ Join Glee Club __ ______ _ With Grace Barstow, Grace ---------Vamp ___ ____________ Painting ___ __ ___________ Art School _____________ Library Beardsley, Alfred _______ Al ____________ ______ Disturbing PeacE: ________ Quit Singing __ ____ ______ McPherson Ave. Bercu, Rae _________ ____ Berky _______ __ __ __ __ Theft of Name __ __ __ ____ Marry Ray _____________ Alone Booth, Cecile _____ ___ ___ Scripps ________ ______ Punctuality ___ __ ________ Laugh at This ____ ____ ___ Garage Blythe, Robert __________ Bob ___________ _____ _ Modesty _______________ Study __________________ 202 Branson, Pauline ____ ____ Polly ___________ _____ Hugging Susie ______ __ __ Return His Pin __________ Alpha Meeting Bronson, Forrest ________ Peanuts _______ ______ Cracked ________ ____ ____ Shelled ________________ Nut Hatch Brown, Gladys _____ _____ Tex __ __ ________ __ ___ Opposing _____ __________ Wedlock ________________ Suffrage Meeting Brunow, Fred ___________ Bruno ____ ____ _______ Barking _____ ________ , __ Pound _____ ___________ _ Writing Doggerel Buchanan, Gladys _______ Gladstone _________ , ___ Favoring G. O. __ ________ Ride on G. R. R, __ ______ Home Buchanan, Harriet _______ Pinkie _____ _____ ___ __ Curiosity ---------- _____ Death ____ ___ ___________ In the Halls Bucknam, Fred _________ Freddy ___ __ ____ _____ Picked Too Soon __ ___ ____ Garden _________________ Aristo Meeting Buzza, Thelma __________ Chet ____ ____________ Sneaking Out ___________ Refuse Him ---------- -With Chet Caughy, Robert ____ _____ Coffee ________ ___ ___ _ Drinking _____ __ ______ __ Prohibitionist ___________ Frank St. Garage Chamberlain, Woodford __ Woody ____ _____ _____ Drumming __ ____________ Bust It __________ ______ _ At the Key Chapman, Hazel _____ ___ Skinny ______________ Losing a Man __ _______ __ Marry for Money __ ___ __ _ By Abe Cheyne, Katherine _____ _ Kitty __ ____________ __ Serenading .Joe ___ _____ _ Shot at Sunrise _________ On a Log Cogley, Faye ___ ____ __ __ Dimples _____ ________ Vanity ___ ____ ___ _______ Lose Powder Puff ________ Primping Cole, Robert __ _________ _ Colie ____ ___ _______ __ Shimmying _____________ Avoid Dance Halls _______ Eagle's Cooper, Ruth _________ __ Coupe ____ ___________ Precocity ________ ___ ____ Heaven ________________ Cemetery Cummings, Lloyd __ _____ Cummings ___ ________ Going _____ -------- _____ Come Again ____________ Coming· Crum, William ________ __ Bill _______ __ ________ lll Bread ___ _ ,___________ To Toast _______________ Loafing ~ F ]uniur illo( u)ntrr- Con tin ued l' l(!S l\1' 11 .\ 1.1.\S CHARGE Sl>l\ '.\ E AR IH:ST EIJ Curri e, Ernest __ __ __ __ ___ Ernie ____ ____ ____ __ __ Robbery --------- ---- ___ Life --- ---- -- -- ~---- Co ll ect in g Dues Davis, Clara ___________ __ Davie ________ ____ ___ Eating Ice Cream ______ __ Exile to Alaska __ __ ______ Clark's Davis, Donald C. ___ ______ Don _________ __ ___ ___ Selling Powder -- -- ---Army ____ __ ____________ Drug Stor e DeWitt, Ann _________ ___ Andy ______ __ _______ _ Garrulity - ----------- ___ Silence Five Min. __ ______ Elsewhere Dickey, Gladys ________ __ Dick 1 ___ ___ ___ ___ ,, __ Manstruck --------------Stay Single __ ______ __ __ Church Dickey, Hazel _______ ____ Dick 2 _____ ___ _____ __ Crocheting ____ ---·. ____ Prick Finger ___ ___ __ ____ Church Dickson, Ruth ____ ______ Dicky _________ ___ ___ Imitation __ ___ ____ ____ __ Change Her Name ____ ___ School Douglass, Wilson ______ __ Scoop ____ ____ _______ Too Religious _____ ___ ___ Ministry - - -------------.Hunting· Lunch Box Duerr, Frederick __ ______ Freddy ____ ___ ___ ____ Wasting Leather __ ___ ___ Go Barefoot _____ ______ _ B. & H. Dunn, Blanche ______ ___ _ it ~ __________ ____ Being Undunn _________ _ Finish It ______ ___ ___ ___ At the End Eastland, Frederic __ . ___ Buzz ____ ___ ______ ___ Loving Teachers __ ______ Marry One ___ ______ ____ Elsewhere ~ Egan, Margaret ____ ______ Marg --·---------- - ___ Dyeing Hair ________ __ __ Try It Again __ ___ ____ __ Ha ir Dresser Ellicott, Lois ________ .. _Louie _______ ____ ___ _ Coloring Her Lips _______ Obliteration __ ___ ______ _ Borwick's ~ Ellsworth, Ethel ______ _ Elia ____ _____________ Helping Steve ______ __ __ Gayety Circuit ___ ______ _ Orpheum Emerine, Gertrurle ______ Gertie ______ ___ ____ __ Being Hard ____ __ __ ____ _ Claxinda _____ _____ _____ Padded Cell 104 ~ Epperson, Clara ____ __ --· Eppie ____ __ _____ ____ Combing Her Hair ______ Cut It Out_ _______ ______ Using Ha ir Tonic ~ Erickson, Gladys ___ __ ___ Eric __ ______ ___ _______ Fastness ____ __ ____ _____ Convent ___ _________ ____ Picture Show Evans, Cecil ----------- _Sicily _____ _________ .. Sewing __ ____ ____ ______ _ Lose Her Needle _________ ! 0 6 Fair, Harold ___ ___ __ __ __ Paddy ______ __ _______ Forging Not es __ ___ ____ _ Murder On High c ______ On the Scale Faul, Dorothy -··----· ___ Niagara - ------.----· .. Falling ___ ______ ______ __ Stop ___ _____ _________ __ Mid-Air F ent, Gordon -------· ._.Gordy ______ ______ __ _ Cutting Oswald Out.. ____ _ Return Rose ____________ With Prunella Ferguson, Dorothy ____ __ Dode ---- ------ --- ___ Skipping __ ______ ______ _ Fairwell ___ __ ________ ___ High Sea F isher, Madeline ___ ___ __ Fish ___ __________ __ ___ Growing ______ ___ _____ _ Big Lake ___ ____ ___ _____ l\fetzger's Flynn, Dorothy ____ __ __ Daddy ___ __ ______ _ ___ Eating Olives __________ _ Poor Health ___________ _ Missing Fried, Dorothy __ _______ Dot - ----------· ___ __ _ On the Dot_ ___________ __ Return Watch __ ________ Kissing It Gathman, Irene __ _____ __ Gath _____ ____ _______ Being Engaged __ ___ ____ Lose Her Ring __ ___ _____ _ Arm in Arm Gilinsky, Gertrude __ _ ...... Gertie -- ------- ---. ___ Treacher y __ _____ ______ _ Study __ _____ ___ ______ __ With Reva Gilinsky, Reva ________ _ Gillie --------------.. -Going Again ___ __ _____ __ Stay Home ___ _____ _____ On Her Way Goldenberg, Abe __ ____ __ A. B. -------------- __ Graduating ______ ____ __ _ Cook for 0. K. ___ __ ____ _ Transfer Goodwin, Leone ____ _____ Looney ___ ___ • ___ __ ___ pramatics ___ ___ ____ ____ Orpheum Circuit ________ 248 Harmony Gra ssfie ld, Mildred ______ Lawn _______ _____ ___ Making Eyes __ ___ __ ___ _ Consult Dean _____ ______ Looking Gray, Robert . . _________ Bob ______ _______ __ __ Dancing __ __ __ ___ ______ _ La Cuta 's ________ ____ __ Headquarters Green, Ruth - ------ ---- __ Greenie ------- ------Copping a Guy ____ __ ____ Marry One _____ ___ __ ___ Movie PRJ :oiO:\ER ALLI S llARGE SE:\ TE:\ CE AHH EST EO Green, Victor _________ __ Vic __ ___ __ _______ ___ Loving Flowers _____ ____ Lose Bernice _____ _____ __ Gr eenhouse Grot e, Harry ___ ___ ___ __ Grotesque __ ______ ___ Sobriety ___ ___ _____ ____ Clean Rifles ____________ Under Desk Hadlund, Elnora ______ __ Baby __ ______ _____ ___ Flirting ____ __ ________ __ Leave Boys Alone __ ______ Vamping Hake, Eunice __ _______ __ Unique ___________ ___ Overweight __ __ · ___ ____ __ Wait __ ______ _____ ______ Waiting Hansen, Fern --------- __ Hans ______ __ ____ ____ Dancing ___ ___ ____ __ ____ Gayety With Steve ______ Learning Hansen, Gladys ---------Handsome __ __ __ ___ __ Going Out _____ __ ___ ___ _ Lose Her Beau ____ _____ _ Home Hawes, Loren - -------- --Lard ___ __ __ __ ___ ____ Joking ___ __________ ____ Mr. Asquith ___________ _ Transfer Henderson, Roy ---------Onions ____ ________ __ Misappropriation ___ __ ___ Marry Dot _____ _______ __ Harrison St. Herwig, Doro thy __ __ -·--Dot ___ ____ _______ ___ Overeating __ ___ ___ _____ Use Anti-Fat _______ ____ At the Doctor's Handschy, John __ ___ ___ _ Johnny ____ ____ ____ __ Working Hard __ __ __ ___ _ Soap Business __ ____ ____ In a Ford Hansen, Arnold ------- --Hans __ _____ ___ ___ ___ Picking a Fight_ ____ _____ Guard House _____ ______ Q. M. Room Hartwell, Paul ________ _ Harty ____ ____ __ _____ Misinforming Rookies __ _ Court Martial ___ ____ ___ _ Star Ga zing Henderson, Dorothy -----Dot ____ ____ __________ Studying French ___ ____ _ Marry a Frenchman ___ ___ 3 0 8 ~ Howe, Malcolm ---------Mike ____ ___ __ ____ ___ Joining a Sorority ____ __ _ Farm ___________ ______ _ Uptown ~ J ensen, Edna ____ ----- ---Eddie ______ _________ Rapidity _____ _______ ___ Movie Actor _____ ___ ____ Show J ohnson, Harriet --------Hattie ______ ___ ____ __ Making Eyes ____ ___ __ __ Inventor ___ ______ ______ We won't Tell ~ J ones, Neva ---- --------Baby - -----------· ___ Sob-stuff ___ __ ____ __ __ __ Stage __ __ ______ __ ______ 2 1 0 ~ J ensen, Henry __ ____ __ __ J enny _____ ____ ___ ___ Shimmieing _______ __ __ _ Quit Dancing ____ _______ Dinty Moore's J ensen, Peter -----------Pete ______ __ ____ ____ Petering Out _______ ____ Keep Going _____ _____ __ On the Run J ensen, Delpha - ------ --Delphi _ ___ __ _____ ___ _ Giving Ser vice __ ______ __ Suspended __ ______ ____ __ Mac & Mac's J ohnson, Harold ___ ___ ___ Johnson ____ _____ ____ Forging Excuses _____ ___ Pen ___ __ _______________ Office Keating, Verne ------- --Keating ___ __ __ ___ ___ Copping a Senior __ __ __ __ Give Him Up __ ____ ___ __ In a Hudson Kearney, Cecil ___ ____ ___ frish _____ ___ __ ___ ___ Fussing to Green ___ _____ Pay for Papers ________ __ Reading One Kelley, Myra _____ ·- -· __ Kelley _____ __ ______ __ Oratory __________ ____ __ Chautauqua _____ ________ W. J. Bryan Krasne, Millard ____ ___ ___ Kra sne __ __________ __ Abusing a Horn _____ ___ _ St. Bernard's ___ ________ Peoples Store Kraus, Ferdinand - --·- ___ F erdy ____ __ ___ ____ __ Being Sauer ___ _____ __ __ Stage Manager __ _____ __ Show Kleeb, Eula ---·--------- --Hula ____ ____ ________ Flatting a Note ______ ___ Opera Singer __ _________ With W. F. D. Larson, Edna ____ _______ Enemy ____________ __ Loving Henry ______ ___ _ Color Blindness _______ __ Porch Swing Lawrence, Alta _____ __ __ Laura ___ _____ ______ __ Capturing Officer ________ Back With Guns _________ Hard Tellin' Lindberg, Gustav ____ _____ Cheese ___ ___________ Bending Over ________ ___ _ Cartoonist ____ __ ____ ____ With Ned Larson, Elias ___________ 'Lias ____________ ____ Capping a Column _______ Lawyer __ __________ ___ _ Y. M. C. A. Lewis, Eli zabeth __ ______ Lizzie ______ __ __ __ ___ Abusing Prunella _____ __ Hard Labor ___ _______ ___ 3 0 9 Lincoln, Gertrude ______ .. Sunshine ___ ______ __ _ Being Unchaperoned __ __ Go With Pres. ____ ___ ____ Cooties :: Q" - :. < "' ::: ~ - ??. >< llu11iur i!{u( a).ater- Cn11 li11 ued Pll lSO:\EI\. l..I ~ CIL\ RG E SEN E~CE A HH EST ED Lueke, Irene ______ ___ ___ Luke __ ______ __ __ __ __ Being Warm ___________ Cooler ________ ____ _____ On the Stove McManus, Constance ____ Connie _____________ _ Lighting a Wick __ _______ Live On a Heath ___ ____ _ Orpheum Maloney, Marguerite ___ _ Peggy __________ __ ___ Bank Breaking ___ ____ ___ Suspended ___ ______ ______ Auditorium Ellen, Loretta Marie _____ Peggy ____ __ ---------Unpopularity __ _____ __ __ Actress --------- ------ -With Theron Marks, Zelda __ _________ z eldie __ ___ ___ _______ Doing This _____________ We Leave It to You _____ Marking McKinley, Orrel _____ ___ Spoken __ ___________ _ Writing It _____ _________ Talk Louder ____________ outdoors Mathis, Ruth _____ ____ __ Matty ____ ________ __ _ Regularity ___________ __ 2:11 Till 3 :20 ______ __ ____ 0ffice Merrill, Marie ----------Dutch _____ _____ ___ __ Blaze ___ __ ____ _________ New York ___ ___________ With Her Books Mellor, Harry ____ ______ Fuzz _______ _______ __ Studying ___ ____ __ ______ Graduation ___ _______ ___ Fairview Ave. Milisen, Jnell __ _____ __ ___ Zqxy _____ ______ ___ __ Worrying Printers ______ Change Name ____ ______ Pronouncing It Moen, Elmer ___ ______ __ Moen ___ _________ ____ Mowing ___ ______ ____ ___ Mow ______ ______ _______ Mowing Monson, Edyth - --------Eddie ___ __ ___ ____ ___ Talking About Him ______ Fix Ford _____ ___ _____ __ Under It ~ Montgomery, Rachei __ __ Snookie ________ __ ___ Being o,·ersize __ _____ ___ Use Anti-Fat ____ ____ __ _ At Gym ~ Montgomery, Paul _______ Monty _____ __ ____ ____ Scaring Rookies _________ L'eutenancy ___ ___ ____ __ With Blue Book Martin, Ada ____ ____ ____ Marty ______ _______ __ Cruelty to Animals ______ Ada Martin __ ____ _______ Aeroplane ~ Mortenson, Earl __ ______ Mort ______ ____ ___ ____ Studying __ ____ ____ ___ __ Join Chorus ____________ Locker Room ~ Muncie, Daisy ---------·- Slivers ______ _____ ___ Being Undersized ___ ____ Side Show __________ ____ Reducing Munger, Rilla ______ _____ Billy _______ __ ______ _ Wearing Gloves _________ 7th Period _______ ____ ___ With Delpha Nelson, Harold ______ ____ Nels _____________ ___ _ Kidding Kids _______ ___ _ Work for a Living ______ _ y_ M. C. A. Nyholm, Eli zabeth ______ Liz __ _______________ _ Dictatorial ________ _____ Suffragette, Gen. _____ __ At a Dog Fight Nyholm, Hedwig _____ ___ Hedda ___ __ ___ ______ _ Loving Her Sister _______ Happiness ______________ With Liz Ouren, Frances ______ ____ Fatima ____ _______ ___ Buzzing __ ___ __ _____ __ __ Work - -----------------With Skeet Patterson, Boyd ____ ____ Pat _____ ____________ Losing His Heart_ _______ l\1 usician ---------- -----At the Piano Patton, Robert _____ ___ __ Hickey ____ ___ __ _____ Politics ______ __ ________ Junior Pres. ______ ______ With Doug. Peterson, Arthur _____ ___ Art ___ ____ _____ _____ Being a Peterson ________ Exile _____ ________ __ ___ Watching Art Peterson, Douglas __ ___ __ Doug ________ ___ ___ __ Bob's Accomplice ___ ___ _ Comedian ______ ____ ____ With Hickey Peterson, Merriam ___ ____ Pete _____ ____________ Misleading Paul _____ __ __ Forfe it Debate __ ________ At the Bar Peterson, Theron __ ___ ___ Pete ___ __________ ____ Cutting Harry Out_ _____ _ Torture ______ __________ With Peggy Phillips, Grace ____ ______ Phil ___ ______________ Being Dick's Sister _____ _ Walk Home ___ _____ __ ___ In the Coun try Peters, Bessie ___ ____ ___ Bess _________ ____ ___ Does She? __ ________ ___ Let Her Go ____ ______ ___ 2 0 4 Pickering, Bessie ____ ___ Fish __ ___________ ___ Catching Fish _____ _____ Lose Her Catch __ ____ ___ Nowhere Pohl, Thelma _____ ____ __ Post __________ ____ __ Modesty ______ ____ __ ____ Ten Dollars _____ __ ______ Evading Us Pryor, Maude _____ ___ ___ Carrots __ __________ __ We Don't Know __________ Take Physics Over ___ ____ 302 ~ 1:J" ~ <: ~ " ..__. ~ ~ ~ J'H!Sll:\ ER .\LIAS CHA RGI:: SEX'l'E:\CE .I H H ESTEi! Pyper, J ohn ___ ___ ______ Jerry ________________ Helping Us ____ _______ __ Laugh at This ____ ______ _ You Tell Us Pyper, Wa lter __ _______ __ Tom ___ ____________ __ Neutrali zing J ohn _____ __ Success ______ __ _______ _ Working Rayburn, Russell ________ Rusty ______ ___ ______ Not Having a Cigar _____ Cigar Maker ____________ Smoking Raph, Vera ______ ___ ____ Fatty _____________ __ Clogging Up Key-hole ___ _ ,J)eath ______ ___ _______ __ Alpha Play Practice Reams, Eva _____ ___ _____ Paper ______ __ __ __ ___ Using Paper __________ __ Slawson _____ ____ ____ __ Bushnell's Rodman, Lester ____ ____ _ Smiles _____ _____ __ ___ Loving Gems ________ ___ Bertha Did IL __ ___ ___ __ Band Practice Ross, Dillon __________ __ Pickles ----·------ ____ Being Dill __ _______ _____ Free Ride __ _______ __ ___ Walking Home Sancha, George ____ ____ ):iusie ___ __ _______ ___ Polygamy __ ___ __ _______ Be Faithful __ __ ________ _ Divorce Court Shepherd, Ethel ______ __ Shep _____ __ __ ___ ____ Studying _____ ______ ___ _ A Quiz __ ____ __ ___ _____ _ 3 1 5 Simonsen, Joe ___ ___ ____ Dutch ________ __ ____ _ Loving a Kitty ________ __ Ministr elry ___ _________ _ Macs Smith, Ro:v __ __ ___ ___ ___ Pete ----------------Shooting Craps _________ 30 Days __ ______ __ ___ __ _ On a Blanket • Smith, Ralph __ ··----- __ _ Smitty ____ ____ ______ Keeping Bad Company ___ Forget Lor en ___ _______ _ With Loren Smith, CharliJs ___ _______ Chuck ________ __ _____ Originality __ ______ __ ___ Change Name to Smith ___ Court House Snyder, Sara Reva ______ _ Sarrie --------------- Silence __ ___ ____ ________ Stay After SchooL ____ __ 2 0 3 Spetman, Frank ___ _____ Spet _____ __ ____ _: ____ Being Fast ___ __ ______ __ Bigamy __ _____ _______ __ At Spetman's Spink, Robert _______ ___ Kaiser _______________ Heart Breaking __ __ __ ___ gg Per CenL _______ ____ _ Klein's Stevenson, Harry _____ __ Stymie __ ______ __ ____ Roasting ____ _______ ___ _ Censor ed ______ ____ ___ __ With A Witt Sutton, Irma ____ _____ ___ Soot __ ____ ______ __ __ Passing ___ __ __ ____ ___ __ Stay a Jr. _______ ____ ___ _ With Bessie Swanson, Luc.:i lle _____ ____ Lucy ________ _________ Brevity ________ ______ __ Read Shakespear e _______ Auditorium Sweeney, Lyn n _____ _____ Weiner ____ __________ Ruining Felton __________ Let Him Alone ______ ____ With a Sgt. Terry, Esther ____________ Wait ______ __ ___ __ ____ Loitering __ ________ ___ __ Move On ______ ____ _____ Terry's Towslee, J erome ________ Towser ____ __ ________ Bee-ing ___ _____ ______ __ Reformatory _______ ___ __ Wi th Freddy Van Tuy!, PauL ____ _____ Hick _____ ________ ____ Sleeping ___ __ __ ____ __ ___ Hard Labor ____ ___ ______ Skinner's Vosler, Wallace --- -··----Wally ____ ___ __ ______ Speeding ___ ___ ___ ____ __ Chauffeur ____ ______ ____ In An Empir e Wageck, Henry ---------Hank ---------------_Readiness ____ _____ _____ Use Hair for Pa int_ ____ __ Larson's White. Ruth -- -·----- . --Ruthy _____ _________ _ Car elessness __ __ ______ __ Give Away Curls ____ __ __ Trying to Grow Wilcox, J ack ------------Willie ____ ___________ Neglecting J erry ____ ___ _ Look At Another GirL ___ 5th Ave. Wild, Leslie ------- -----Tame ___________ _____ Being Wild _____ ___ _____ Forget His Name ___ ____ , With Susie Williams, Wyman ---·----WY ___ _________ _____ Embr acing Ethel ____ ____ No More Notes ___ ______ , Writing to Ethel Winn, Myrtle - --·- -------Winny ____ ____ ___ ___ Spoiling a Preacher_ _____ Forget Ben ______ _____ __ Waiting for Ben Wollman, Stephan --------Steve ___________ _____ Ballet Dancing ___ ____ ___ Gayety Circuii ________ __ H. A. W., Jr. Wolf, Kenneth ---- ----- -Kenny ___ _____ ____ ___ Howling _____ ___ _______ _ Sing Sopr ano ___________ Glee Club Nix, :'llary ---- -- ___ __ ___ Nixie __ ___ _______ ____ Disturbing Peace ______ _ 30 Days _____ _______ __ __ ! 0 6 • -=======~ J 9 J 9 ll?=-- Fi fly-eight 13'11.µl1omurr.a Qlla.s.s of '2 1 Having been asked to write about the Sophomore Class, and knowing of .t~eir world-wide reputation, I have gone to the following people who3e opinions are as follows : President Wilson: "I wish I had the Sophomores with me in Paris." A University President: "We are anxiously awaiting the year 1922 when your class can come to our school." A Newspaper Man: "Headliners, every one of them, of the best t ype." A Merchant: "No discount necessary here." Freshman: "Gee, we'll have to go some next year." Algebra Teacher: "Class spirit to the Nth power." Conductor : "They have one-way tickets to the top." Garage Man: "But one speed and that 'high!' Absolute~y no 'reverse'!" Juniors: "And we thought vve were a r eal class!" E lectrician: "Live wires!" Cupid: "Every one wants me to get him or her a Sophomore!" High School Faculty: "We won't resign until the C~ass of '21 h as grad- uated." Victory Bond Worker: "They are 100 per cent." Mathematician: "They have made the number '21 famous" Poet: "Sophomores? Shining stars! Bud3 of life! Rays of sun- shine !" Advertising Man: "Unceda Sophomore. Have you a little Sophomore in your home? Takhoma Sophomore." Rotarian : "He profits most who is a Sophomore." School Board: "We must be neutral, but!---" Jeweler : "Fit for platinum." Baseball P layer: "They have the pep of a ninth inning rally." Clothier: "All wool and a yard wide." Senior: "I'm glad we shall not have to compete with those Sophomores." Council Bluffs: "Sophomores! Ready for everywhere !" We, the Class of '21, are striving for an ideal which will bring us a reputation warranting such statements as given above. Thus far, we h ave attained what two years of time have permitted. We wish t o thank the faculty and students of this High School for we feel that they have helped us verr much in doing what we have done, and by inspiring us to do what we shali in the near future. We assure you that we appreciate it and shall endeavor to show our worth and to return the kindness. ~===~ J 9) 9 Lf?i-- ----- Fi f ty-nine CLASS OF '22 CLASS OF '23 Si xty • Our hearts are strong and happy as we once more pursue our studies. To be a Freshman in High School is simply a repetition of our kindergarten days. The Freshman Class is just finishing the most successful year any class has ever had. Never before has any Freshman Class displayed such literary and musical ability as the Class of '22. Our athletes have not as yet turned out on the gridiron in earnest, but will be there next year with the vim and enthusiasm of a Junior Class. Not only in music and literary activities have we been accomplishing things, but look at the Cadets and the new litera~-y society lists! Now that we have everything, material, boys, girls, and work, we must have a model for our standard. Let it be the Class of '19. They have taken the banners in all athletic and literary activities in 1919. Our class has manifested great talent in the literary, music and drawing departments. We have excelled in poster making. One of our poems is as follows: Here's to the Class of '22 ; We are beginning, but when we are throug h, We will show the public what we can do ; The student body, and fa culty, too. This task would trouble me or you, But it ·wm be easy for '22. Now you have a hazy idea of our Class of '22, but just wait until the following semesters of good, hard studying are completed. Then you will know what we really can do. Watch the Class of '22 ! --========~ J 9) 9 ~-- Sixty-on .. --========~ J 9) 9 W--==============- ~ix .v two • Literary Soc i et i.e s • l' llI LO OFFJCEH::; B :1 ck ow-H , Sla n. \Vollm:in . E: 11d . l 1 fr1ff. Front How- IJ:1 m on. Bru11$0 11 . lluglies. l\r:1!'-: nC. fl1Uumatl1ia11 The Philomat hi a n Li ter a r y Societ y t h ou o-h a n old society, its existen ce ha s start ed du ring t h e year of 1919 on a new era ~f succ:ss in liter ar y work. This was shown t he first of t he year by t h e p lay w hich was pr esen ted by the P hilos and Delta Ta us, in which H a r old Hug hes a nd H erber t ·w oodbury, as leading cha r a ct er ::;, p layec1 their par ts successfully. This is a lso true of the other m embers who took part. T he Philos pr die t h em selves frr p utting on the best play t h is society h a s h ad fo r a grea t w hile. The P hilo-A risto par ty for the g irls' societies was a lso a g reat success. T wo Philos, Rober t Sha rples a nd H a rold H ugh es won m edals in t he Gerner Decla mator y Con test , a nd this, too, is a source of pride to t he Philos. The closed prog r a m s have been of unusua l m erit t his year a nd much credit is due to Fran k Da m on a nd Leo Krasne for t heir wor k in organizing t hem . In fact, looking at our wor k from a ll viewpoin ts, we can j ustly say t ha t the P h ilos' n ew er a prom ises to b e one of undimmed success. ~J9J9~ S ix t- .\· t llrl'C· Mr. Asquith Mr. Grason Forrest Bronson Tom Boland Robert Cole Wilson Douglass Frank Damon Frederick Eastland Robert Gray Harry Hansen Edwin Hess Harold J ohnson Lawrence Kra sne Leo Krasne Mi l:anl Krasne F'erdinand Krause Gregory Ouren Wayne Mackland Joe Napier Ri chard Morrison Pa ul Shuart Walter Pyper J ohn Pyper Aug ust Pfaff Arthur Quackenboss Joe Simonson Robert Spink Rob ert Sharples ~o . Tripl e tt H er bert Woodbury J acob Whitebr ook Paul Herwig Ke nne th H erwigEdg-ar Schey Paul Davis Fra n k Ever e st Willi a m Coppock Rho Slawson Bruce Wallace Harold Hug h es Stephan vVollman Millicent -~ J 9) 9 ~::::::::::::::- . ---=========-- Sh':f.\·.four AHIS'l'O OJo'I'IUJ,;BS ir t o h1m11- '.\lo ntg omery. Pntton . i\l:tt hews. 1>em ps ey. ~cro d Cnlumn- B:ir rC'f t. S t e,-ensnn . Cl:1:1r . nr f'k . Sixty-six .Ari.atote Han The Aristotelian Literary Society has just finished one of the best and most profiLable years in its history. In the fall, we sold our Liberty Bond and u sed the funds for other patriotic work. We gave $25.00 to the United War Work Fund and adopted a French orphan g irl. We also gave $20 to the High School lecture fund. The Aristo work in dra matics this year was fine . Our own play, "The Big Idea," ranked with the best. Aristo boys helped the Eros in producing "Peg 0' My Heart," a nd the Alphas in "Prunella." We also had m any excellent closed programs. Many Aristos had prominent parts in the Cadet Minstrels and we hope for a good r epresentation in the Class Play. Our boys were often sent to assist in programs at t h e various schools and community gatherings. In the Inter-Society debate we lost the battle with the Eros after having completely vanquished the Philos. We were r epresented by Victor Greene, Elbert Dempsey and Fred Morrow. Eighteen members turned out for the Declamatory Contest, w hich goes far in proving that the Aristos are a live wire in C. B. H. S. Thoug h many of our prominen t members graduate, we are fortunate in having such a capable grou p left for n ext y ear. The society owes much of its success to its adviser, Mrs. Burgess, and coach, Miss Hatswell, to whom it wishes to extend its sincere gratitude and thanks. -= -~ J 9) 9 Jl?=~=======- IJELTA TAU O!." !?I CERS H ack-Young, M eyers, Millan , litcliel. F ront-Hlnir, H ess, Ohcyne, Younkcrmnn, Hunting. ilrltu IDuu To attempt to g ive an expla nation of the activities of Delta Ta u would be incomplete and unfair to the society as it is beyond the keys of mortal typewriter to dwell comprehensively on the accomplishments of the organiza tion. But it is easy to t ell what the g irls have not done and will not do. They irnve not done a nd will not do a thing which will make C. B. H.S. a less desirable place rn wh ich to find the value of x, conjugate "amo" or of which to be an alumnus or alumna (according to whether you are the sex that carries text books or has t hem carried fo r you). They have never r efused and never will refuse to g ive their support to the last whispered conference, to any proposition the purpose of which is to better Hig h School rnterests. They r efuse to brag when winners, be leni ent with opponents, or mope when losers. And they will n ot, a bsolutely will not admit that there is anything w r ong in the best Hig h School in Iowa t hat cannot be mended by t he application of attention from t he Delta Ta us, assist ed a little, just enoug h for diplomacy, by t he Aristos, Eros, Philos and Alphas. Ada m s, H e l en Ar n o ld, Harr iet Barstow, G ertrude Blair, H e l en Boot h, Cecil Brui n g ton, Elizab e t h Bunti n g , Beatri ce C h eyn e, Kathryn Davis, June De ·w it t, Anne De Witt, Helen Da niels, Osie Di c k e rson, J ea n ette Co le, Margar et Fai r, Vir g inia F a ul, Dorothy Gili n sky, R eva H erw i g , Mar gar et Hes s, Edith Hi c key, L u cille :Wr lta ID au titlrmbrr.a Hurd, Dorothy Inn es, Ma r y E liza b eth K elly, Myra Kl e e b, Eula Kras n e, L eah Lai n s on, B ernice Ma loney, M a r g uer ite McCo m b, Bianca My e rs, H a z el Merri t , Vir g inia Milisen, Jn ell Mit c h ell, H e l ena McMill en, Katherine N o g g, Fr a n c es Ross, D oris Stevenso n, M ellissa S h e p a rd, Et h el Sa u e r , Ma r g a r et S nyd e r , Sa r a R eva Sp a rk es, Mildred Sparkes, Winifr ed Spin d ler, H elen Str o ng, Ma r ie Stillm a n , Nan cy P ere g oy, El e n or P usey, E sth er S w e e n ey, L y nn Our e n, Fr a n ces Tinl ey, Patric ia Tinley, Mary Louise Whistl e r , M a r g aret R eed, R osh a nna T e r r y , E sth er Willi a ms, Esth e r W hite, Ruth Woodb ury, E lizabeth Youn g , Ed na Youn k erman, Ina ~==~ J 9 J 9 l0- - !'lh.ty eight. • - ERO OFFIC1m. Hack Row- :.\farks, za , 'Peregoy. obi i;;::0 ~ Peacock. Fro nt How-L:1i11so11 , 11. lld i~ . To the ma jority this year has passed ver y quickly. This is especially true for E r odelphia ns. Even ts have followed each other in r a pid succession. Ther e have been pr ogr ams a nd cooking sales, all of which have proven ver y successf ul. The play, "P eg '0 My Hear t,'' was a delig htful entertainmen t. We a r e especia lly p r oud of Sadie Roddis, Ada Martin and E vely n Marks for winning t he cup in t he Inter-Society Debates. The g irls wish t o t hank Miss Fraseur for her kind a ssistance and hea rty co-oper a - tion in helping to ma ke this a year of success for t he society . The ni r Eros wish their sist er Eros success a nd ha ppiness in t he coming yea r. Sixty·11ine / / 1.Eroi'ld.p~tau fllil.emb.er.a Thelma Buzza Kathryn Beardsley Harriet J oh nson Faye Cogley Emma Breedlove Leone Gooden Bess Emerine Eliza beth Christensen Gertrude Dr ieselman Gertrude Faus Beth Datesman Marie Myrtue Dorot hy F er guson Dorothy Grason Anna Sch eer Edna Gordon Edythe Kerr Marie Sch onberg Ruth Lainson Louise Rapp E leanor A nd erson Zelda Marks Nell e Roecker Marvel Ann Seym ou r Inez P er egoy Helen Wesner Rose N elson Marjorie P eacock Frances Cleaver E va Reams Ruth Robinson Bertha Diamond Ma r y N ix Sadie Roddis Doris Rousch Charlotte Stevenson Norma Tyler Ada Mart in E dit h Sylveste r Irene Wall ace Virginia Winslow J ean Mah on ey Margaret Howe Virgi ni a Mullholla ncl r ALPll A FJ(JEI~ ' Cumn1ings Jensen Gie. e White R:1rter l "! ixon Hi nk el For the Alpha s, the year 1918-1919 ha s been a n eventful one. Enthusiasm •rnd liter - ary spirit have been prevalent from the beginning . Our closed progr am s, due t o Lhe ingeniousness of the progr am committee, and t he enthusiast ic co-operation of our m embers, have been entensely inter esting a nd excellent from a liter a ry standpoint. Our la rgest open progr am- the play, "Prunella ," in which we wer e assisted by t he Aristos, proved to be our g r eatest success. Two of our m embers, Grace Rafter .a nd Leona White, r epresented us in the Aristo play. One of our members, Charlotte Cummings, secured a place on the t eam fo r t he Omaha debate. Althoug h our Inter-Soc iety t eam, composed of Marjorie A lexander , F ern Hansen and Katherine Montgomery , wa s def eat ed, we a r e proud of our g irls' effort. At Christmas time we entertained our mothers, the Eros, t he Delta s, a nd t he facult y, with a specia l prog ram, which wa s enjoyed by them . In the la st import ant event in the lit er a r y activit ies, t he Declamatory Con test. -r1any of our members enter ed. Our success has been chiefly due t o t he excellent g uidance ar.d advice of our literary critics, Miss Pile a nd Miss Flickinger. 8 enmfy-on · Alpqa :Ville m brr s Marjor y Alexander Mildred Gr a ssfi eld Irene J en sen Leona Prior Ag nes Anderson Laura Grimes Neva J ones Grace Rafter Pa uli ne Branson Fern Hansen Christine Larsen H elen Robinson Cha rlotte Cummings Dorothy Herwi g Vada Leonar d Gla dys Rudel Marj orie Day Gladys Ha nsen Elizabeth Lewis Lucill e Runyon Ruth Di ckson Mildred Ha nsen Viva Ma rtin Ver a Raph J essie Dunlap Dor othy Hinkel Maxine Minnick Tressie Re iter Lois Ellicott Madge Hinkel K. Montgomer y Cla rice Sha rkey Ir ene Gathman Beulah Hough Rilla Munger Fern W a lline H elen Gathman Mildred Hibbs Dor othy P age Leona White Ruth Ellicott Delpha J ensen Ma ry Page Da isy Wilson Marion Gr ey Ji'r ances J ensen Esther P et ersen E vadna Giese Mable J ensen H elene P et ersen -~ J 9) 9 ll?=----- The purpose of a school paper is to faithfully record all happenings of interest, to boost all activities and be a sort of common bond between all the school's activities. The Echoes of the past year has probably come nearer to doing this than any Echoes of any previous year. The old monthly magazine plan was discarded as things happen too quickly at C. B. to be recorded in that way and a bi-weekly newspaper was instituted. This contained more reading space in a single issue than was possible under the magazine plan. Then, too, it was livened up by an exceptionally good cut each i:::sue. Each issue has contained a good short story and good joke section in addition to the regular departments devoted to literary work and sports. This was largely possible through the policy of assigning different write-ups to the reporters each time instead of the old policy of making one person write up the same thing month after month. All of this year's staff have been conscientious workers and their product shows it. Next year's Echoes, in charge of some of the veterans of this year should be even better. The staff which co-opera ted to make t his year's Echoes successful is as follows : ®ffirern H erbert A. Woodbury, Jr. H elen Bla ir Fra nk Damon Ka rl Ka lde i!teportern Editor-in-Chief Associate E ditor Advertising Manager Cir culation Manager Leona White Stepha n Wollman Edith Hess Russel Stavely Wilson Douglass Dona ld McCormick Aug ust Pfa ff Rho Slawson Dillon Ross Melissa Stevenson Eva dna Giese Sadie Roddis Emma Applequist Typist Bertha H ochber g _ Typist Ned Tollinger Cartoonist Perhaps, however, the greatest credit for this successful year sh ould go to Miss Cooper, who, with her untiring efforts, has kept up t he life and standard of the whole organization. Not enough praise can be given h er. Se\'end ·thr c J. :; ~ ·~ 3' :; ~ ~ ~ ~ r \ \ ,. ECHOES ST.\n' J3n ck Row- Stavely, White, Giese, Ross, Pfaff, Tolli11ger, Roddis, )!cCormi ck. Front Row-Hess, 131air, Woodbury, Wollman, Doug-lass, Steren~o n, Danon, l\ nl.:ie, Slawson. Music • BAND D:i ck _fl ow-Cook Ca rrol. Cnyl~, l\ ra ·11 e, Lndig-.1s. Middle How-Bodm:111 , l\ rn sne, i;:;: 1nith. Hough. Hf&S. Hnnsen, , Pntteri::on. Front !l' ow- .\l e; 1cll:m1. i\rnR11 e, Jl owc, C: iei;:c , Pf' tcri::on. Leete. ihlanll Two years ago the School Board appropriated five hundred dollars to buy musi<'.al instruments for the purpose of forming a band for our school. Last year they worked hard to get into shape and were able to make two or three appearances which indeed fulfilled all expectations. This year the band has been more of an asset to the school than last attending a lmost all of our football and basket-ball games and has greatl; helped by putting real pep and fire into the games. It also appeared in two or three parades in the fall demonstrating to the city that C. B. H. S. is a live wire. The band has proven to be a real success and we are sum that the School Board's appropriation was not in vain. The personnel this year is: Coronets, David Leete, Merril Meac11am, Douglas Peterson, Malcolm Howe, Leo Krasne, Cecil Beaver; CJariJwts, Harry Hansen, Lester Rodman, Lawrence Krasne; Saxaphones, Clark Hough, Edwin Hess; Trombone, Edward Carroll; Melaphone, Edgar Schey Lester Patters.on; Baritone, Millard Krasne, Merrit Itamiller; Tubas. Ra; Lad1g-as, Archie Cook; Drums, Harry Stevenson, Albert Giese, Edward Smith. \' nt tiv ~===~ J 9 J 9 )l?= __ . 'e \'f:\ 11f y -s i x ORCllESTH .\ OFl"ICEH Fronr How-.\ nd rso11, Co_\•l , Yost Ba k How-. h .r. ll 11 11 sc 11 , >1rroll. C. B. H. S. for the first time ha s had t he good fortune of having an orchef'tra w;th a complete instrumentation. Although fine orchestras have been turned out by C. B., yet they bave not had the necessary variety of instruments t hat this year's orchestra has. The playing this year has been the best, and if anyone is doubtful, he should go around the halls on practice night and it will be plainly evident that the charms of the munic r endered cannot be r esisted. Mr. Coyle should certainly be commended for h is work with the orchestra. The orchestra has made a number of appearances this year, each t ime making itsel.f qt:itt· popular with the audi ence. If prog r ess continues in the same cadence, C. B. H. S. will soon have a n or chestra deser vi ng of specia l pride and recognition. The members this year a r e: First Violins: Edith Ainson Inez Hendricks Archie Baily Donald Coye Rut h McGill Gene Mahoney Marjorie Cli zbe Second Violins: Thorvald Knudson William J ensen Cla r a Johnson Marie Myrtue Charlotte Stevenson Edith Sylvester Flute : Gordon Anderson Clarinets: H arry H a nsen Lester Rodman Coronets: David Leete Merril Meacham Alto: Edgar Schey Drums: Harry St evenson Trombone : Edward Carr oll Pia nists: Neva J ones Ver a Raph Viola: Alice Yost ·r: ;: ~ 1l ~ ~ ~ ~ I \ I ~ ;r. . = (= ;. Ci ; , I; ; ~ \I '' · . ~ · ~ " . ~·, t-; f' {:- ' . ~ ' • - -. ~W' .. '9' < I . "fl!I' .... \ ; i e- j ; . ' " ,. ~ r ~ , '=_-:...__ =-~ {1. - 1it""..... - 1· ~' .:, , .,.., .. _ -" t ~ ~ .. . 1 t"- . . , .. il.~i .. 4 · !'' - - ~ "~·t ,,,;; ~ ~ ;}• l , ,,. T . " . .. ,. -; ' "" lt• !.J' · f 1 •'1i( l"' ' ~1 . ,,. . -- ~~-, ~-, l ' ~ "" , .... ~ ' 04, .... ~· - .,,,_. ~ ~ •• ~ BOYS' GLI::E t..:Ll.i l3 Hack Row- Wolfe, Slawson, Jlansen, Clark, !\a ide, Hughes, J ohns•rn , llod111a11, Cule, Fa ir. )lid11le Row- )l cGee, WooJbur.", i'ia ff, )l al11ews, 13ea rdsle.", f .' " l)uackenboss, Fent, \\' gcc~ , Smith, Gr .. y. front !low-Barton, Schey, Ross, Claar, Co rmick , Shuart, Jinn s. ~ r·1 ,. : ·- :\I C'Cormi ck JJO Y ' , LE E O Fl•' l E l1 ' C laar '.ffioy 'g (!Iler (!llub J(O S The members of t he Boys' Glee Club of 1919 are firmly agreed t hat it has just passed through one of the best years in its histor y, as far as actual progress is concerned. The Boys' Glee has a larger membership than ever before, consisting of thirty-seven boys. We were all sadly disappointed that all the programs planned could not be put on nor an operetta staged because of the many things that interrupted the school year. Although our public appearances were not numerous, t hey made up their lack in numbers by t heir quality. At the Arthur Middleton Concert, t he boys were most heartily received , being called on to sing all they knew, before t he audience was satisfied. We 'Nere also well received at the History Pageant of Council Bluffs, and almost a ll of our boys were in the Cadet Minstrel Show where th ey displayed their ability, both to sing and act. The success of the year was due in a great degree to the capable direc- t.ion of Miss Angie Middleton and our officers, Glee Claar, Dillon Ross, and Donald McCormick. Although we are sorry to lose so many of our silver t hroated voc!llists t his year, much good material remains to assure success to t h e operet ta with which we expect to begin next year. --=======~ J 9) 9 ll?===============- ,·. ~ ·1:; ~ ~ ~ ~ FIR ST GIRLS' GLEE fla ck How-Lund, Hughes, Cole, cCo b, )larks, Hea ms, G1rd on, Luke, ~f ackl nd , J ensen, Dixon, Fair, Lainson. )licldle How-Anuerson, \Voocl bury, Whi le, Railer, Buzza, Youn g, )f d lill cn, Ch;·istensen, Grnson, l\ing, Hurd, U:ithman, Yost, Ga thman. Front Ro11 - Younkerman, Emeri ne, Kleeb, lll:t ir, \\"hite, Da tesn1'rn, Win n, llea rdsley, Cheyne, l'cterson, Ellsworth. 13 1:1 ir .FIR T (:JRJ, ., OPPIOEB Yot111 kcrm:1J1 lJ1inif ~iris ' lrr Qllub 'V!ii te This is the end of another eventful year for t he Girls' Glee Club. Al- t h ough our musical activities have been interrupted many times, neverthe- less t he Girls' Glee has kept pace with t he other organizations. Early in t he season the t hree Glee Clubs brought Mr. Arthur Middleton, one of t he world's greatest baritones, to Council Bluffs for a concert. At t his concert t he gir ls sang "Cavalry Catch" and Knitting, being ver:v well received. In t he future we h ope to h elp bring other great artists to Council Bluffs. Throughout t he year we have appeared at several community centers in Omaha and at Fort Omaha . We also appeared in t he History Pageant of Council Bluffs, and last, but not least, in our own assemblies. Our success has been due to the kindly direct ion of Miss Middleton and our executive body of officers. "lNe were disappointed in not being able to put on an operetta, but we h ear r umors of one next year and we wish it success. ~ ~ 2 ~ ~ ~ ~ \-"', SECmiD GIR LS' GLEE Rack Row, left to rig-ht.-Mulholl end Adams. N. Jones. E. .Tones. Sparkes. Spe ncer. Grassfi eld . Vanclervender. 13arnde. :;1:t"0 11d llnw, left to rig ht-13uchan an, J ense n, )l arks, Houg h, Ch ristenson, Bruing ton, Abnuil, Se1•ior. ilottorn How, le ft to ri ght-llinkel, Fer:;11 ct>J 1, Schoenberg, Peter> m , Stro1.g, Br:mson, Catlen, Ba rstow. 1:"1_ l I Al a rks ::;E Oi\ D GHI L. ' OFFIGET!. ' J-ln11g h :§eronll ~iris· ~lee Qtluh Bn1 ington The Second Girls' Glee Club, in their second year of life, h ave certa inly done their share in the activit ies of C. B. H. S. Although we were greatly handicapped, as wer e the ot her organizatfons, beca use of t he disrupted school year, yet we accomplished a great deal of good work. We helped to put on the Arthur Middleton Concert, and appeared on the program ourselves in a manner which did us credit. We a lso appear ed in the Histor y Pageant of Council Bluffs, and in our own assemblies, every time firmly convincing our audiences t hat because we h appened to be the Second Girls' Glee was no proof that we could not sing . vVe credit the success of the year t o our dir ector, Miss Angie Middleton, :i nd our officers, Beulah Hough , President; Elizabeth Bruington, Secretar yTreasurer, and Zelda Marks, Librarian . THE ·. L·T;l l Hu.t.hM ... N , l•:ii,:hf y-fo ur PH ILO I' LA Y CA. 'T Dack-. law on. Doug lass. Hug hes. ) l::ers, n os I Hrasne. \ Vollmnn, ' Von<lhur.r. J.'r311t-B1111ti11g·1 l>:amon, S imonson, tc ~o n, Pfaff, lll:ii r. YJunker111:i 11 . Jl1ilo-1!1elta wau Jlay "A PAIR OF SIXES" With a cast t ha t was composed of some of t he beft talen t in t he school and a p lay w h ich was one of t he most delightful of the Coha n a nd Harr is farces, t he Philo-Delta tu P lay could not help being what it was, t he most successful of t he Litera r y Society p lays. T he plot is a delightful bit of nonsense, in which two business partners w ho are contin ua lly qua rreling, agree t o settle t heir difficulties in a gam e of poker, the loser of which is t o be the ser vant of t he winner for a year. Matters a re complicated by t h e fact - t hat t h e loser 's sweethear t is to k now noth ing about it. H er quick wit, howevn, saves t he loser after about a mon th of work, a nd frustrates t he "vamping " of Coddles, a n Eng lish maid, a nd u psets t he nefarious plot of the lawyer, Vanderholt. Har old H ug hes and Her ber t Woodbury, a s t he two partners, kept t he a udience in con tinua l la ug ht er, a nd Ina Younkerman as Coddles was perfection. H elen Blair, a s t he sweethea r t, was a ll t hat could be desired, a nd Mellissa St evenson's screams when acting the role of t he wif e of one of t he pa rt ners ·will never be forg')tten. Gus P faff as th e law yer, act ed his part in a very creditable ma nner. T he play was a success from a ll standpoints, a nd Miss H a tswell is t o be hig hly com- m ended for her splendid work. Eig ht d ive A RISTO PL.\ Y CA ST Bnck Ro.\·- Patton, \ Vhite, Cinar, Gord on, at ~. !1 :1ftcr. 1' ... ront Row- Ste,·enson, Dempsey, Smi th, Robinson, McCormick, Fent. J\riato l\llay Probably one of the cleverest and best liked pla ys of the year was "The Big Idea," pr esented by the Arist·Jtelian Literary Society, assisted by the Alphas and Erodelphia ns. "The Big Idea" was a play full of thrills and comedy, an<l the audience, while one minute were holding their breath, were the next minute holding their sides. The entire play went off without a break, the credit being entirely due to Mrs. Burg ess, the Aristo Advisor, and Miss Hatswell, the Dramatic Coach. Herbert Smith, as Richard Howard, a young clubman, carried the lead, and the char- a cter of his work established for him a reputation a s an actor. Ruth Robinson carried the part. of Ela ine F oster, a college student, and won her audience by her cleverness and versatility. Elbert Dempsey, as Robert Caswell, an Insurance A<?:ent, and Harry Stevenson . as Mr. Byrne, a Bank Teller, kept the house in an uproar with their cl ever comedy work. Merrill Matthews, as Mr. Howard, Leona White a3 Mrs. Howard, and Grace Ra fter a s Elsie Howard, carried their parts exceptionally well. Donald McCormick as Cha;·le s Gilmore, a theatrical ma nager, and Robert Patton as his assistant, lived their parts in a truly business manner. Gordon F ent, the office boy, and Edna Gordon, the m a id, put in the touches that made the play a finished product. The Ar istos have proven that they have exceptional dramatic ability among the ir "nembers, and are very proud of the r esult of their efforts this year. ERODEL l'lll.I K PL.I\' O.I ST B :i ck-S lawson. L:timmn, Rurn ... . ll utchin:-011 . Cle:,,·er, ?'l lorrow. Front-r: recn. E111 eri11 e. Pe:1coC'k. The Erodc.lphians, this year, assisted by the Aristotelians, presented the delig htful and interesting play, "Peg o' My H eart," by J. Hartley Manners. T he cast for the play was very well chosen. Marjory P 2acock, in the roll of the litlle Irish Colleen, was irresistible, a nd Victor Green made a delig htful hero, while Rho Slawson playerl his part like a professional comedian. Each a nd every one of t he other characters did splendid work and the Eroclelphia ns are very proud of those who r epresented the Soc iety in the play- Aristos as well as Eros. Two ot her importa nt people connected with the play were Miss Hatswell, who clirec tecl the pla y, and Miss Fraseur, who assisted her, and did much toward making the play a gr ea t success. --==========~~) 9) 9 ~---- ALP HA P L AY CAST Back Row-McGee, Peterson, Stevenson, Patton, Giese, Pe tcrFon. .d Row-Dunlap, Branson, Anderson, Lewis, Raph, Robinson, Jens en. 3 rd Row-Pe terson, \Vhite , Dempsey, Houg h, .-\ lberti. Sea tcd- Fent, Sn ncha, Ouster. Alp~a flay The Alphas, a ssisted by t he Aristos, pr esented Prunella for the year 1918-19. This pla y was cha rming ly played. '·Prunella," or "Love in a Dutch Garden," a n a llegory, is t he stor y of the lift:. oi a quaint little maid, Prunella , car efully g uar ded from t h e worldly v ices by her three a unts, Prim, P rivacy and Prude. She Jives in a la rge old-fashioned garden which is taken car e of by t hree old gar deners a nd the boy. One day a g roup of Mummers pass a nd their leader , Pierrot t, is much attracted i o Prunella. H e a nd his gay world band persua de her to flee with t hem out in to the lurin g world. Years pass a nd the old h ome is in ruins. P r unella , or P ierrette, as she n ow is, retur ns to her old home and Lher e finds penitent P ierott, who had deserted her . Then t h e happy en ding follows: The lea ds, Beula h H oug h and E lbert Dem psey, played their roles most su ccessfully , and wer e ably assisted by t he r est of the cast who did themselves cr edit . The play was a1: unusua l play in its dealing wit h itl" subj ects. The m oonlig ht when lov e comes to life a nd plays a triumpha nt str a in on her vial and when Pierrott carries P ierrette down t h e ladder of dreams, a r e scenes t hat will Jon g be r em em ber ed. The w hole play was fairly ;:i nd fanciful and ver y well por trayed. --===~ J 9 J 9 ~~=====--- l" iglit.\'·C! ight UEl.TA 'J'AU PL .\ Y 0.\ T Back How-Ho s. 1\leeb, Hess. Danie ls. pa rk ~. Und s, weeny , 'Voodbury , Shnrpl es. Fro nt HO\\·-t:rny. 'li cyne . g- , Dc \\';lt., Young. \Vhi t.c. Pyper. )! ~, ll erw ig . filr lta-J l1ilo J lay "QUALITY STREET" One of the sweet est a nd most winning plays g iven by the L;terary Societies t his year was "Quality Street,'' presented by t he Delta Taus and Philomathians. The Delta-Philo plays have a lways proven a g r eat success a nd t h is one again measured up to t he old standard. The dear old-fashioned story portraying the life and troubles of two sister ,; a nd the old ma ids of Qua lity Street was well casted. THB CAST: Miss Susan _________ ___________________ ____ _ Erina Young Miss Phoebe ______________ __________ _ Katherine Cheyne Miss Willoughby ___________ ----- _______ Mildred Sparkes Miss H enri etta TurnbalL ______ ____ ___ _______ Edith Heo;s Miss Fanny Willoughby _____ _______ ______ __ Osie Da niels P atty _______ ------------------ __________ Hazel Meyres Charlotte P a rratt_ _________________ _____ ____ Eula Kleeb Harriet -------------------------- ____ ____ Anne DeWitt Ser g eant ___ - ----------- __________________ J ohn Pyper Va lentine Brown ____ ___ ___ __________ ___ Wilson Doug lass Ensign Blades _____ ____ ___________ ____ _____ _ Dillon Ross Spicer ----------------------------- ___ Robert Sharples A Gallant_ _____ _____ __ ________ ________ __ __ Robert Gray Old Soldier_----------------- - -- - ______ ___ _ Leo Krasne Children :-Robert Sharples, Sarah ReYa Snyder, Ruth White, Kenneth Herwig, Wilbur Mellisen, Eli zabeth Woodbury, Lynn Sweeny, June Davis. The success of t he play was g r eatly due to the efforts of Miss Hatswell a nd Miss Mayna rd, who coached the w0rk. Eight,,··11i11 e <!rlann Jlay "If I Were King ," by <Tustin McCarthy, which was presented by the Class of '19, was the greatest play ever given by a Senior class of C. B. H. S. This play was unusually dramatic, both in theme and the enormous cast. The Seniors of '19 are exceptionally talented and ably fitted to present s~ch a play. The setting of the play is in the time of Louis XI of France, during a period of much civil strife and confu3it•n. In a tavern, Fircone, by name, are assembled a group of people who frequent such r esorts, and their leader, Francois Villon. It was the custom of Louis XI to g o about France in disg uise, thereby discovering instig ators of plots an<l rebellions, and g iving victims to Ia guiJJot;ne. By chance, Louis XI comes to Fircone tavern and overhears Villon brawling what he would do if he were king . Lady Ka therine, a ward of Louis XI, has r efused the King's offer of m a rriage, and is much loved by Villon. In order to humilia t e Katherine by having h er love one of the common clay, and also to g ratify his whim, the king g ives Villon the position of Grand Con stable of France. This office was bestowed on Villon on the condition that at the end of a week's time h e mu t se ttle certain uprising s and win the love of Lady Katherine, or be hang ed. During the week there ha s been m'Jch trouble for Villon by the Burg undians, who a r e storming the city of Pal"is. Thiba ut also tries to kill him, and as he is in the a ct of st abbi ng him, Hugette, the pickpocket, who loves Villon dearly, rushes between Thibaut and Villon and receives the fatal daggP.r in h er h eart. At t h e end of the week , Villon has fail ed in his undertaking ,that is, of securing La dy Katherine's hand. Since h e has saver] France from the Burgandians, the people of Fra nce r esent the fact tha t he is to be hanged, so the king says that if anyone will g ive his life in Villon's place, Villon will be saved. His mother offers h er life, but the king will not permit it. Then Lady Katherine, discovering her love for Villon, offers hers. Then the king r ealizes h e has found in Villon a heart of pure gold, and frees Villon, also g ives him to Lady Katherine. The leading parts, taken by Harold Hughe s, H elen Blair, Ina Younkerman, Aug ust Pfaff, H erbert Woodbury, Elmer Christensen and Rho Slawson, did credit to the Cl a ss of '19 by their superb acting. The Senior class wishes to thank Miss Ha tswell for their success in this play. ~J9J9~=----- Francois Villon ___________ ------ - ------------ __ __ __ ___ Harold Hughes Louis XL ______________ , ______ ____ __ . ___ __________ _______ Rho Slawson Tristan L'Hermite, his Advisor ______________________ Herbert Woodbury Oliver Le Dain __ ____ _______ _______ _____ ___ ____________ Elbert Dempsey Thibaut D' Aussigny, the Grand Constable _____ ________ Elmer Christensen Noel Le J olys ________ ______ __ -----------·---.. ____________ August Pfaff Rene De Montigny Guy Tabarie Colin de Cayeuix Jehan Le Loup Casin Csolet Glee Claar I,eo Krasne Frequenters of the Fircone Tavern Hichard Morrison Allan Burns Frank Damon Robin Turgis, the tavern keeper ______ __ _____ ___ _____ ______ _ Paul Shuart Du Lau Poncet De Rivere D<.· Nantoillet } f Fred Cottmire Courtiers _____ ____ ______ __ ___ / ~~~ ~i::rson Toison D'Or, the Burgandian Herald ___ __ _____ ____ _______ ___ __ Paul Davis M.ontjoye, the French Herald __ ___ ___ ________ ___ ___ ____ Clarence Hanson Captain of the Watch _______ ____ _______ _________ __ ____ ___ _ .Glen Rain Tr ois Eschelles, a hangman ___ ___________ __ , _____ ___ Kenneth Hutchinson Petit Jean, a hangman ____________________ ___ _____ ________ Fred Fauble An Astrologer ____ __ ______ _______ ·------ ____ __ ___ ___ ____ Herbert Smith A Cardinal_ _____ ________ ______ __ ____ ___ __ _ --·-- __ ___ ___ ___ Karl a~de Katherine de Vaucelles ________ _____ _______________________ Helen Blair Mother Villon ______ ____ __ ___ ___ ______ _____ ______________ Edna Young The Queen ______ __________ _______________________ _ Mellissa Stevenson H uguette Du Hamel J c:hanneton Blanche Guillemette 1sabeau Denise Girls of the Tavern ___ __ _ _ Ina Younkerman Leona White Edith Hess Beatrice Bunting Frances Cleaver Bertha Hochberg Ninety-one " ,, i 8 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~IJNSTREL SHOW CAS'l' Back Row-Howe, Goldenberg, Hughes, Johnson, Fa ir, Taylor, Wilcox, Cole, Peterson, Smith, Hutchinson, Slawson. Midrlle Row-II011gh, PypEr, Schey, Pyper, Bronson, Si".11onsen, Davis, l"'faff, Short, ill cCormick, Clark. Front Row- Beaumont, Fent, Dempsey, Clark, Wa,;eck, Grny, Pouglass, Tollinger, )Jorrow, Shuart. :!ltnntrrl ~4ntu The Cadets this year put on a real treat for the school in the form of a Minstrel Show. The shovv was one better than the famous show of a thousand laughs, as it was one continuous scream. The opening number of the show was a medley of good old songs, which was followed by solos by Joe Simonson, Fred Beaumont, Paul Davis, Harold Fair, Fred Morrow, Harold Hughes, Elbert Dempsey and Harold Johnson. The solos were intermingled with spicy jokes by the end men, Elbert Dempsey, Harold Hughes, Fred Morrow, Rho Slawson, Joe Simonson, Ned Tollinger, Stephan Wollman, Abe Goldenberg, and Interlocutor W. L. Taylor. The second part opened with a selection by a reed quartet, composed of Lester Rodman, Clark Hough, Edwin Hess and Harry Hansen. Stephan \Vollman and Dillon Ross then put on a clever dialogue, called Darktown Sidewalk Patter, which brought laugh after laugh. Wilson Douglass and Tom Pyper gave a Yiddish dialogue and Harold Hughes put on a "Rube" dialect selection, and by their good work the program was not one-sided. The hit of the evening then was a playlet, "A Meeting at the Darktown Jazz Club," which was filled with laughs and pleasing musical selections. The characters were: Cinamon Jones, leading member ________ ___ __ ___________ __ __ Dillon Ross Plato Tucker, master of ceremonies _____________________ Elbert Dempsey Dr. Pinkey Bridle, of Nebraska City __ ___ ________________ ____ Jack Wilcox Rev. Virgil Homer Fogg, Baptist Preacher _____ _________ Stephan Wollman Lippy Green, Darktown Beau ______________ _____ ____ __ __ Forest Bronson September Moses, South Omaha Bully __ _________ _________ ___ Tom Smith Eph Washington, Relic of the War_ ________ __ __ __ ___ ___ ___ Fred Morrow Mrs. Cinamon Jones, frivilous matron ______________________ Jerry Pyper Miss Lucy Crouch, president of Drowning Club ____________ Joes Simonson Miss Tiny Hobble, Belle of Darktown ________ _______________ Rho Slawson Private Henry Johnson, 444th A. E. F. __ ___________________ Stuart Short Bellhop Twins, Banjoists ___ ___ __ __ Don Searle and Woodford Chamberlain Mr. Taylor and Mr. Douglass deserve all the credit and are to be commended for their splendid work with the boys. ~i11 thrPc :'\ i11r ty.fuur O~IAHA rnm.I TE T EAMS Back Row- \Vollmn 11 , J>e\V1U, Cun1mings, :--ite\·enson. nt R'Jw- -\Voodbury, Shuart, Stevenr-,on, \Vh istl er. Ce11 ter- Paluk:i, Coach. J9J9IT?=- ®maqa mrhatr This year, in place of the annual Triangular debate with Fort Dodge and Sioux City, Council Bluffs entered a dual with Omaha Central on the question, "Resolved, That the Federal Government Should Own and Operate the United States Railways." Harry Stevenson, Margaret Whistler, and Herbert Woodbury remained at home, and, debating the negative side of the question gained a two to one decision in their favor. Stephan Wollman, Charlotte Cummings and Mellissa Stevenson, the affirmative team, went to Omaha but in this case the decision was unanimous for Omaha. No one is more competent to judge the merits of the contest than Coach Paluka, and therefore, at our request, he has given us the following statement of his opinion of the debate and the debaters: ID11e 1Ilebate "Due to the brief time our teams had this year to prepare on the inter- ~cholastic question, brief as compared with the time of our opponents, C. B. made no unusual record in debating during the past season. However, when we consider the members of the two teams individually, we agree that our school had an able representation." IDI1e IDeanm "Stephan Wollman was the only boy on the affirmative team. Steve has fine, studious debating spirit and is willing to take suggestions. He is a cool-headed, logical thinker, a debater who can be relied on to i:>xercise good judgment and to hit the nail squarely. His voice in strong, his delivery, forceful." "Chariotte Cummings. Charlotte's strength lies in her readiness of speech and fluency of expression. She is a member of the Alphas, and was persuaded by those who know her ability to sacrifice a place on the intersociety team in order to be available for our debate with Omaha." "The captaincy of the affirmative team was given to Mellissa St evenson. For a young girl, Mellissa possesses unusual keenness of logic anrl forceful delivery. As a High School debater she has few, if any, equals. Her rebuttal in Omaha was a revelation of a real debater's power. I r egard ::\!fel- ]issa as the best debater within my coaching experience." "To Harry Stevenson fell the opening of the negative case. Younger in years than most inter-school debaters, Harry is a very practical and thorough thinker. In Harry's judgment, to hear is not necessarily to believe. Hi3 analytic mind and scientific procedure constitute the essence of a constructive man." "In returning his decision for the negative one of the judges g:we as his reason that "the negative established the fact that government owner- ship proved a farure at home and abroad." This point was proven by Mar- garet Whistler. Margaret does not say much but when debating-opponents, beware! Directnes and sincerity are her valuable debating qualities " "The pi'ot of the negative t eam was Herbert A. Woodbury, Jr. Herbert understands the science of debating. With Herbert as an opponent , clebatel's cannot expect to "get by" with a weak case. He is especially strong in extempore work, possessing, in addition, a forceful, convincing deliver y. His keenness, force and alertness make him a r eal debater. " ======~ J 9 J 9@?=- 11\TEll-::>OCH'. l'Y DE BATE k Row-~ art , Afarks, lloddis. F ront Row-Oe\Yitt, R\\·een,v, Rpnrk ~. ~ J 9 J 911?=~======--- 3Jntrr-~nrirty mrhatrn Question: "Resolved, That the Federal Government Should Adopt a Permanent Policy of Price Control." Erodelphians, affirmative, versus Alphas, negative. Decision, 3 to O for affirmative. Philomathians, affirmative, versus Aristotelians, negative. Decision, 3 to 0 for negative. Erodelphians, affirmative, versus Aristotelians, negative. Decision, 2 to 1 for affirmative. Erodelphians, affirmative, versus Delta Tau, negative. Decision, 2 to 1 for affirmative. The last decision took from t he Deltas the championship which they have held for three consecutive years. Last year the cup presented by the Class of '07 passed into permanent possession of the Deltas, but the new cup, gift of th Class of '18, will start on its rounds headed by the name of Erodelphian. Every one of the five teams is to be commended for the fi,ne spirit shown, both in preparing for the contests and in their receipt of either defeat or victory. The following is a list of the Inter-Society Debaters and comments by Coach Paluka on their strongest debating characteristics. From it a fair estimtae of the strength of C. B.'s debating ability during the past year and the material which will be available next year may be gained. Alpha-Marjorie Alexander: "Earnest, industrious, thorough." Fern Hansen: "Industrious, logical, conscientious." Katherine Montgomery: "Mature in judgment." Philomathian-Ferdinand Krause: "A willing worker, original." Rho Slawson: "Exact, a platform artist." Wilson Douglas: "Practical, logical, forceful." Aristoteliailt-Victor Green: "Good in committed work." Elbert Dempsey: "Logical, forceful." Fred Morrow: "A real, natural debater." Delta Tau-:Mildred Sparkes: "Conscientious, industrious." Anne De \Vitt: "Diligent, good in extempore work." Lynn Sweeney : "Forceful, with great possibilities." Erodelphian-Evelyn Ma rks : "Aggressive, combat ative." Ada Martin: "Diligent, logical." Sadie Roddis : "Direct, aggressive, clear." mrdamatnru Qinutrat The Sixth Annual Declamatory Contest was held Monday evening, May 12, in the High School Auditorium. Like the five other contests, it was exciting,-but it exceeded the other contests by far in quality. The winners of the medals were, Harold Hughes, dramatic; Robert Sharples, oratorical, and Gertrude Barstow, humorous. It was a very close contest and the audience so thoroughly enjoyed it that they wished Mr. Gerner had donated h\'elve m.edals instead of three. Nevertheless, the decision was very satisfactory. Harold Hughes, whose selection consisted of cuttings from Julius Caesar, shall long be remembered for "This was the most unkindest cut of all." Robert Sharples with "Daniel O'Connel," made us feel that "Daniel,. v·as a real man. Gertrude Barstow gave "At the Matinee." We know now that "I paid as much for my seat as you did for yours." Those who participated in the final contest were Robert Patton, Robert Sharples, Elbert Dempsey and Edmund Wilson for oratorical. Those representing the dramatic section were Helen Blair, Eula Kleeb, Harold Hughe:i. and Sara Reva Snyder. The humorous section was well represented by Ger .. trude Barstow, John McGee, Rho Slawson and Leona White. Waiting for a decision by the judges certainly makes one nervous, bui due to Dorothy Ferguson, who gave a solo, this time period was "nerve~ l1::ss." --=-=============~ J 9) 9 ~~=======- Ni 11 cty-cight • • Qtabrts The opening of school last September marked the beginning of a n ew era for the Council Bluffs High School Cadet Corps; an era of progr ess instead of decline. The School Board made the Cadet work compulsory this year, and engaged Captain Samuel A. Greene, commanding the National Guard unit of this city, to take charge of the boys and give them their start in military instruction. Ther efor e, a s soon as school had well started, we were given the announcement that all boys were to r eport for military drill. It was then but a short time before we wer e assigned into companies and were drilling in earnest. The work was hampered to a gr eat extent by the closing of school during th e "flu" epidemic, but we kept trying, and finally, on the 26th day of December, t h e Commandm ent gave the Corps a Christmas present of a full corps of uffie:ers and non-commissioned officers, who soon thereafter blossomed out in all the r egalia, insignia, and accouterments tha t mark the various officers of the Council Bluffs High School Cadet Corps. At the end of the first semester we were unfortunate in losing the services of our commandant, Captain Greene, but wer e lucky enough t o get Lieutenant William L. Tayor, U. S. R., fresh from 18 months' service in the army camps, as a lieutenant, and f ull of the snap and vigor t hat only a lieutenant used to drilling "rookies" can h ave, as our new commandant, a nd after a dose or two of the aforesaid Lieutenant Taylor, we a ll knew that we were up against no easy proposition. We progr essed rapidly under our oew commandant, who has a knack of combining play and work, and found that h e wasn't a t a ll bad if we would only meet him ha lf-way in our work, and try just a little bit to g et some "Squads Right," and "About, Face," through our h ea ds. Beginning April 28th, the Cadet Corps continued t h eir work under a new pl:m . This school was made a unit of the Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps, of the United States Army, a nd Captain Frank A. Darling , formerly instructor of matheml'\ti cs h ere, was our new commandant. Under the new order of things, each individual drillsi three hours a week instead of one, but beginning next year, all will have Government issued uniforms and equipment. This means m ore prog r ession for t he Cadets, who a year or t wo a go number ed scarcely fifty m en . On th e whole, the outlook is ver y prom ising for a long and successful period of r eal earnest work in tha t very important subject in a boy's education, namely, military tr aining. ---==· =======~ J 9 J 9 ~ N incty-nin . 8 u One hundred ..... COM l'Al'\ Y A OFF ICERS Front Row-Deur, Montgomery, \Vi lcl, Snncha , 8 cliul b;, \ VolhM111 , Peterson, Fent, To,,·si ee . ~!i rl cl e Row-Crocker, Smith , l'etcrson, Ftnnks, o ., , Murphy, Senift. llnck Row-Peterson, Burke. m~-. A Qlom,pa11y A Company was the first Company organized and it has r emained foremost in all respects. Captain Marion Schultz has real ability as a leader and commands the respect of every man in the Company. The first lieutenant, George Sancha, has proven his worth several times duri.ng the captain's absence. Modesty forbids me to mention the virtues of the Second Lieutenant, Stephan Wollman. However, he seems to be big enough for the job. The non-commissioned officers are largely made up of fellows from last year's Cadet Company. They are, Leslie Wild, first sergeant; Aldor Peterson, supply sergeant, and sergeants, Paul Montgomery, Gordon Fent, Jerome Towslee, Jack Clark and Frederick Duerr. The corporals a.re Joe Napier, Ralph Smith, Merriam Peterson, Oliver Crocker, Charles Burke, Donald Murphy, Harley Amy, Ralph Senift, Charles Robey and Arthur Franks. Company A was originally organized under the school board's plan for compulsory training. At this time it is practically a part of the Government Reserve Officers' Training Corps. It r ema ins for all of its members to cooperate with the Government, for surely no Cadet Company is composed of a be tter group of soldiers. U11 e hund red u1: c L One f11111drerl two . ·' .. i' ~·, .... ·- 0~1 PA KY D Ol" FICEH Back How- Emerk k, Ha wes, J\ nn ·, Cnt:ghy, \Vno-eck, \Varriner, Ehl ers . }'ront n ow- Furrow, Hnh1, Green. ' hu:1rt, T imm . St e\'("OSOll , n oug lass, H oss, 1-l nrtwell. il QJ.ompany Oh t he jolly Cadet is t he pr ide a nd t he pet Of the g ir ls t he country o'er. In his uniform neat, from his hea d to his f eet, H e's t he one t hey a ll ador e. A is t he first letter of the a lphabet. A st ands for Am erica, A a lso stands for Company A-na turally ; but B stands for both, a nd is r eady at a ny time to cr oss swords with Company A. Our military training in H igh School has been helpful and g ood for us all, phy:;ically a nd mentally. We can all look back to our first drill on t he old High Sch ool g roundsequa l to "No Man's Land," only you couldn't see us for the dust. W it h Captain Timm in command a nd Li eut enan ts Shuart and Stevenson w it h u s, B Company will be r eady at any t ime t ,1 attend a peace conf er ence or do a little extra drill for some jm;t ca use. Most any n igh t you will find B Company at work, breat hing hard per haps, but still do ing t he best t hey know how to do as yet . B Company must think it is wort h while to drili, for if t hey didn't t hey wouldn't try so ha rd. May the r esults of this labor be t ha t next year B Compa ny, the second letter of t he a lphabet, will stand fo r BE ST. One ltunclrcrl three . ., ,, ... 0 11 c· l1111 1drc d lo ur I ·') 0~ 1 l'AXY c OFFIQl,;n s Back-Frohard t, Smith, Olson, Kc s~ , T ollingl'r, T ho1 r.ton. dd t:n 111 , 1><1 111 011. Gree11 , c(;ee, Be .1nl" ley, Coppo k. Front-P;1t ton. Alhc rt-i , \Voodlrnry. mp~c . ll<1mmil. C:ray. Sl:1wF:on. Fe lton. QI <nnm.patty "Squads round · about- March !" Lieut enant Taylor says th at t hat just about explains our execution ot ;;ert a in movements, but even if some of our ideas and t hose of the drill book don't quite agree, you must admit we have taken steps, though per- haps few and far between, towa r d t he correct execution of at least a few movements. Fr om our designation letter, C, it is quite evident that we ar e the cream of the school. But who knows t he thickness of it unless he has tried to hammer an idea into our heads ? We might even be whipped cream in a skirmish. But to come down to brass t acks, C Company can execute "about face" and "t o the r ear" as well r~s any company in t he battalion. We have two officers cited-not for bravery, but for efficiency, and our commissioned officers, Captain Dempsey, First Lieutenant Woodbury and Second Lieuten- ant Hammil, h ave all proven themselves to have special commanding ability. Our de3ignation lett er, C, would suggest t hat we were the thir d Com- pany in the battalion. However, in realit y we are first , and frankly admit that we deserve the place which history will give us. 011r hm11irC'd fh e 01 11· Ji11 111 lrC'd :-; i x g F, ~j §,... c.. c.. 0 iReuiew nf Jflootball :!Si.ea11011 This year for the first time for so many years that the previous instance is beyond the r ecollection of even the most sophisticated Senior, C. B. H . S. turned out a football team that went through the season without a defeat. With only three letter men bark at the beginning of the year. Coach White built up a team out of green material that the school might be proud of. The season started off with a rush. After a practice game with the Alumni. Harlan was our first opponent. A bewildering series of end runs and off tackle smashes completed their ruin in a short time, and the final score was 52-0. Our defense hdd the Harlan backs at their mercy at all times. Logan was our next opponent and they fared much the same as Harlan. The score was 47-0. Several long end runs featured this game. After t his the "flu" compelled the abandonment of games with Omaha Central, Red Oak and East Des Moines. Hostilities were resumed with Atlantic as our opponent. They were unable to stop the C. B. backs and at the same time unable to gain through our defense, so wh:m the final whistle blew they were on the short end of a 40-0 score. The Tuesday after the Atlantic game we playeJ Commerce High of Omaha. In this game the only score against us was made. We emerged victors, however, with the score of 28-7. The last game was with Denison and was a thriller all the way. Our team was gTeatly outweighed and it was a fight from start to finish. Although unable to gain consistantly through their heavier opponents, the c. B. backfield played a wonderful defensive game and were able to put the ball within striking distance of the goal several times. Our line was like a stone wall when a critical time came and deserves g r eat credit for the way it stopped the Denison backs. Our total score for the season was 167 points a nd our opponents 7, or a little better than 27 to our opponents' 1. It is hoped that during the next few year3 c. B. will continue to h old up their high place among schools of the state and even improve the standards that have been set. It should be the aim of every student to have his school reprsented by a team which will be a credit to the school and to the town, and without the co-operation of the entire student body this condition of athletic affairs cannot exist. -========~ J 9) 9 lliI=-- One lrnrnlr <1 ~e\'en Our success in footba ll, and basketball a s well, is almost entir ely due to the unceasing efforts of Mr. White. With only three letter men back, he built up an undefeated football team. The fact that we a re nmners-up in the state basketba ll i.ournament is also foe to his untiring work with the boys. His position has ca lled time and time a gain for self sa crifice and time and time again he has unselfishly performed whatever called upon to do. W e t a ke this space to express to Mr. White, the appreciation, not only of the team, but of the student body as well. 3Juiliuihual 1!1eror1l of Joints Touchdowns Goals from T. D. Murphy ---- - - ---- - ---------- - ------------ -------- 3 Points 18 Da t esman ---- - - - ----- --- ------ ------- ---- -------· 1 Christensen - ---- - - - --- ---- ------- - - - --------- ---- 5 11 Morr ison ----- ---------- - - ------ ------------------ 7 ·Smith------- - ---- - ------ ------------------___ ____ 2 Pf a ff ----- --- - ----- - ------------------- ---- ---- -- 4 F a uble--- ---------------------- - - - ----- - --------- 4 One hu ~d eight 6 41 42 12 2-1 24 CAP~ LOYD MURPHY First Year-End Murphy was a great player and a splendid captain. He was the hardest worker on the squad and was for the team and the school all the time. ELMER MOEN First Year-Quarter When Moen got started he developed into a great half-back. He will make a good leader next year. CHESTER DATESMAN Third Year-End Our biggest and most experienced man. He will be missed next year. GUS PFAFF Second Year-Quarter Pfaff was noted for his line plunging. He could play either quarter or full-back. One hunclred n ine One hu11dred ten RICHARD MORRISON Half Dick started the season by making four touch-downs in a row against Harlan. He played anywhere in the backfi eld with equal dexterity. FRED FAUBLE Second Year-Half Troubled by injuries all year, Fauble showed phenominal ability wheneYer he was able to enter a game. He will be greatly missed. ELMER CHRISTENSEN First Year-Full-Back Christy was a good back and could play end also. He was always reliable either throwing or receiving passes. TOM SMITH First Year-Tackle Smith was a remarkable tackle. He played every minnte of every game and no team gained consistently through him all year. .. GAYLAND DAVIS First Year-Tackle Davis played a hard and consistent game and gr eat things may be expected of him next year. STUART SHORT Second Year-Center "Stu" joined the S. A. T. C. soon after the season started a nd consequently wa s only able to play in a few games. A fine player, nevertheless. KENNETH HUTCHINSON First Year-Half Hutchinson won his C. B. after four years fi ghting against hard luck an<l injuries. He wa s a good back a nd a strong defensive man. One hundred lere11 JACK J. WILCOX First Year-Center Wilcox was a g ood linema n a nd has ability as a punter. H e should be a whidwind next year. PA UL BARRETT First Year- Guard Ba rrett was a hard worker and dependable. He played a g r ea t g ame a g ainst Denison. HAROLD JOHNSON F irst Year- Gua l'd "Steve" played a fine game and did a g rea t deal toward keeping the right side of the line like a stone wa ll. One hundr -======== ed tw ~ ~ J 9 J 9 ~- -----~) 9) 9@?= 0 11P hu ndred thinf1e11 \ i&rutew of 11ila.akrthall §eaaott The basketball season this year was a success from' every standpomt. The r ecord t he t eam ma de was an example of what school spirit can accomplish. The team was worth support and the student body saw to it tha t it was supported. The squad, when first. formed , wa s composed of Dat esman (capt.), and Morrison, veter a ns of last year, and Fauble, Smith, Benz, Kalde and Baker. When Christ ensen's leg r ecovered from injuries, sustained in the Denison football game, he proved a va lua ble a ddition to the squad. The opening game was with the Alumni and although the Old Timers were expected to win easily, they fell easy victims and r eceived the short end of a 48-22 score. Then seven stra ight victories followed. Starting with South Omaha, we def eated all the Omaha t eams, South, Central, Commerce and Creig hton, thel"l Missouri Va ll ey and Sioux City. The Sioux City game saw our team at t op speed and the score (53-12 ), proves their offensive ability. South Omaha handed us our fir t defeat at Armour's Annex. Considering the conditions under which the game was pla yed, the fact that South was held to a two-point lead, seems r emarkable. Creig hton wa s def eated for the second time the followin g week and Fort Dodge was beat en in the hardest foug ht battle ever seen on the local fl oor. C. B. came up from behind in the last half and won the game by one point. Red Oak and Denison were defeated by large scores and Central High was defeated on the Omaha Y. M. C. A. floor, a feat never befor e a ccomplished by a Council Bluffs t eam. Return games wer e played with Red Oak and Denison and both were defeated. At the Ames Tournament our first opponent was Ceda r F a lls. The game was hotly contested all the way, but C. B. emerged victor (24-20) . The following morning Boone was def eated 16-9, and that night we played Fort Dodge in the finals and were def eated 15-11, although leading up to the last few minutes of play. Although failing in their aspirations to win th ~ tatc champicnship, the t eam this year established a r ecord that will be hard to equal. Much credit is due Coach White for his untiring efforts to produce a winner, and the co-operation of the members of the team and the student body is to be highly commended. The motto, "The best t eam consisting of the g reatest sportsmen in the world," is left with you and we urge that classes of the future will do their utmost to keep it. C. B. H. S. Alumni_ __ 22 ______ _____ At Home __ ___ ____ ___ _ c. B. H. S. ___ __ _____ 46 South Omaha ___ _____ lG __ __ __ _____ At H om e ___ __________ C. B. H . S. __ __ _______ 41 Oma ha Commerce HL l2 __ ___ __ ____ At Home ____ __ _______ C. B. H. S. ____ __ _ ___ 42 Cr eighton High _______ 18 __ _________ At Home ___ ____ _____ _ C. B. H. S. __________ 30 Omaha Commer ce HL 13 ____ _____ __ At Oma ha __ __________ c. B. H. S. _____ _____ 14 Oma ha Centra l High __ lO __ __ _______ At Home ____ _________ C. B. H . S. ___ ___ ____ 16 Missouri Valley _____ 12 __ _________ At Missouri Vall ey ____ C. B. H. S. __ __ _____ _ 30 Sioux City _____ ___ __ 12 __ ___ ___ ___ At Home __________ ___ C. B. H . S. __ ____ ____ 53 South Omaha ___ _____ 12 ____ ____ ___ At South Omaha ______ C. B. H. S. __ ____ ___ _ 24 Creighton High _____ _ 4 __ ___ ______ At Oma ha _________ ___ C. B. H. S. ____ ____ __ 28 Fort Dodge ____ _____ 23 ___________ At Home - --------···- --C. B. H . S. __ ___ ·- ___ 24 Red Oa k _____ _______ u ___ ___ _____ At H ome _____ _______ _ c. B. H. S. __ :_ ___ ____ 42 Denison - ------ ------ l 9 ________ ___ At Denison __ _________ C. B. H. S. ___ ___ ____ 43 Centra l High ___ __ ___ 15 __ ___ ______ At Omaha ____________ C. B. H . S. _____ _____ 33 Denison - - - - --- ------ 22 __ __ __ ___ __ At Home ____________ _ C. B. H. S. _____ ___ __ 62 Red Oak __ ____ __ ___ _ 19 ___ __ __ ___ _ At Red Oak __ _____ ___ c. B. H . S. __ __ __ __ __ 20 Ceda r Falls _____ __ __ 2Q ______ __ ___ At Ames __ __ _________ C. B. H. S. ___ ____ ___ 24 Boone ____ __ ________ g ________ ___ At Ames __________ ___ c. B. H. S __ ________ 16 Fort Dodge _____ ___ _ l 6 ___ ____ __ __ At Ames __________ ___ C. B. H . S. ________ __ 11 Opponents' totaL_299 Games at H ome ___ __ ____ ____ ___ __ __ _ 9 Games away from Home _______ __ ___ __ lO Tot a l games __________ ___ _____ 19 · Orn~ h11 dr d fourteen C. B. H. S . _____ _____ 608 Games Won ------ - -------- ----- --- -- 17 Games Losi; ----- - - - - - ------- - - - ---- 2 CAPT. DATESMAN Second Year-Guard As a sta nding g ua rd, Chet ma de the opposing forwards work for ever y point t h ey made. H e was a lways on his toes a nd spent most of his t ime wearing clown the opposition. ELMER CH~IS ENS N First Year-Guard, F orwar d Christy wa s handicapped on a ccount of a n injured foot, which he r eceived in t he Denison football game. However, he de- veloped into the greatest floor man C. B. H. S. ever turned ou t. H e ha d that nat- u ral "something" which always put him in t he right place at t he right t ime. H e could a lways loop t he ba ll into t he loop when g iven a chance to shoot. THOMAS SMITH First Year-Center The best center in t he stat e w it h an uncanny ha bit of being on t he ba ll every minute and ma king counters when t he opposition least 2xpected it. Tom a llowed opposing cent ers ver y f ew baskets a nd scor ed more himself tha n a ny other ma n on t he squad. RICHARD MORRISON Second Year-Forward The slipper y "g uy" who could wind a r ound t he opposing g uards a nd shoot a basket a t the end of t he spin. Dick also came t hroug h with ma ny much needed points from t he foul line when t he going was r oug h. He played his best game a g ainst Sioux City. The boys from Sioux City will never forget "Dick, t he Demon." ~ J 9 J 9 IT?==========- One hu nrlrccl ft fl e n One hundred sixteen KARL KALDE First Year-Forward Lanky Karl was the most consistent worker we had but the jinx got him n ear the end of the season. A broken hand in the Red Oak game put him on the side line and weakened our team con siderably. Karl was very successful in spearing the ball out of the ozone a nd handing it to Dick or Tom for a basket when it was least expect ed. An unusual floor m a n, and will bear watching in the f uture. FRED FAUBLE First Year-Guard The r ed-headed speed merchant from the West Side, the fastest m an on the squad with a dribble that made many opposing g uards f eel badly. We expect great things of Fred when h e gets to College. F REDERICK BENZ F irst Year-Forward Benz was a very persistent p erformer, the type of player who showed best when the opposition was strongest. A lways in condition and endurance to burn. A STUDENT'S DREAM-LEAGUE OF NOTIONS A dream is a queer thing. A student not long ago was sitting in a large arm chair, and feeling rather drowsy, suddenly fell asleep. In a little while the door of the High School appeared before him and a busy throng of students were working the door overtime. The student found himself to be a Freshman and four long years before him. After entering the school building he found his way to the second floor and there he overheard some of the strangest conversations and saw some of the strangest sights you eould possibly imagine, and some of these things might be of interest to the readers of the Annual. We will try to relate this dream just as it happened: A few minutes a.go I saw a little boy in tears, and when I asked him the reason, he said: "Boohoo, Johnnie Jones has moved away." I said: "And were you so fond of little playmate?" He said: "Naw, but he was de only kid on de block I could lick." Down on the river bank they met, Did Romeo and Juliet. He placed her hand in his, and said: "Fair Juliet, I would thee wed." "Indeed," she said, "come, let us go A-boating. You can Ro-mc-o." And as the hours quiC' kly sped, A lunch before his love he spread. Said he, "Come, let us eat, my pet." So Romeo rowed while Juli-et. A sleeper is one who sleeps. A sleeper is that in which a sleeper sleeps. A sleeper is that on which the sleeper runs while the sleeper sleeps. Therefore, while the sleeper sleeps in the sleeper, the sleeper carries the sleeper (1ver the sleeper, under the sleeper, until the sleeper which carries the sleep~ er jumps the sleeper by striking the sleeper under the sleeper on the sleeper, a:nd there is no longer any sleep for the sleeper, sleeper sleeping in the sleeper on the sleeper. On(I hundred "eventee11 WHYS Why is "Dode" Ferguson like a summer's day? Because it's always "Fair." Margaret don't have to sing ragtime, She can Whistler. Why did Tom Smith want to be in the minstrel show? Because then he would be a black-Smith. Why would the public speaking teacher make a good milliner? Because she could judge a !ot of Hats-Well. Why doesn't Pfaff want to graduate? Because the first of Sept. is the last of August. Why doesn't Stuart get a hair-cut? Because then it would be "Stew Short." Why did June Davis quit school? Just because it's June. Why would Herbert be a good undertaker? Because he Wood-bury. He fell in love, did Herbert Smith, and then he lost his head. He used to sleep out on the floor and put his pants to bed. He'd hitch the horse up hind end first and wonder what was wrong, and wear his raincoat when the s un was shining good and strong. He fell in love, did Herbert Smith; it really was a shame. They said he might recover but he'd never be the same. They put him in the bughouse, where you'll find him any day, announcing to his fellow-nuts that he's the Queen of May. Miss Cooper used to teach Sunday school and one day she was horrified to see two of her pupils, Billy and Jimmie, fighting on the street. After she separated them, she saw that Jimmie had a bloody nose, so she said to Billy: "I think you ought to apologize to Jimmie." "Huh!" said Billy, "I ain't a-goin' to apologize for no accident." "Accident! Why, Billy, how can you call it an accident? Didn't you hltend to hit Jimmie on the nose?" "No, ma'am," said Billy, "I didn't. I swung for his eye." 011e hun<lrc<I eig-hteen j ~ 1 '<> WANT ADS A man to shift scenery in 210. A man to catch frogs and goldfish-apply Miss Ross, 305. A boy to look after several ponies-apply Miss Pile. A girl to can-apply office. One more member for Philo's-apply Forrest Bronson. A good cook to assist Ina Younkerman-apply domestic science room. An arrow that Cupid shot. A hat for the head of a nail. A wick for the lamp of life. A splinter from a sun-beam. A pie made from the fruits of hard labor. A ruler to measure narrow escapes. An umbrella used in the reign of tyrants. A knot from the board a man paid $5 for. A key to fit an elephant's trunk. CONVERSATIONS HEARD IN THE HALLS Johnson-They tell me your watch has a mystery connected with it. Bronson-Yes, there's a woman in the case. F. Jensen-What does non-transferable on a theatre ticket mean? E. Peterson-That you won't be admitted unless you go yourself. C. Burke-I want to sweep the cobwebs from my brain. H. Hansen-Why not use a vacuum cleaner? B. Lainson-Are you fond of indoor sports? I. Wallace-Yes, if they know when to go home. E. Young-What's your brother's name? F. Cottmire- Bill. E. Young-Why do you call him Bill? F. Cottmire-Because he was born on the first of the month. POPULAR SONGS BY POPULAR AUTHORS The Song of the "Pyper" __________________________________ Edith Hess 0 ! Thelma __ _________________ __________ __________ _ Chester Datesman We Want Wilson Four Years More ____ Edmond Wilson, assisted by Faculty l Hear You Calling Me ___________ __________ ____ _____ McCormack (Don) Quit Kickin' My Dog Around __ __ _______ _____ _____ _______ ___ Edith Kerr Hurrah! for the Red, White and Blue ____ ________ __ __________ B. Bunting Oh Helen!_ _____ ______ _______ ___ ____ __ __ ___ _______ __ "Dick" Morrison Oh How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning __ ___ ___ __ ___ ___ Harold Johnson Keep the Home Fires Burning _____________________________ A1len Burns I'm a Cave Man ___ _________ ____ ___ ______ ___________ ____ Charles Burke Good Morning Judge ______ ___ __________ ____ __ . _______ _ F orrest Bronson You Can't Have the Key to My Cellar_ _____ __ ________ ___ ____ Miss Fraser My Wife's Gone to the Country ___________ ____ ____ _____ __ __ _ Tom Pyper In Iii ol' Noo Yawk (a waiter's dialect) Milk and prunes; "Chalky water an' invalid food." Hamburger Steak-"Clean up the kitchen." Two Poached Eggs On Toast-"Bride an' groom on mid ocean. Let 'cm come on a raft." A Family Sirloin-"Burn up a bull for a mob." Ham Sandwich for a Jewish Boy-"A grunt between the sheets for a deserter." Coffee and Doughnuts-"A cup of Java an' a set of washers." Mashed Potatoes, Coffee and Cream, Dougtnuts, Apple Pie and a Glass of Water-"Slaughtered Murpheys, a mug of murk, two submarines, Eve's delight, and a chaser of Adam's ale." At the point of a gun, Elmer Christensen was held up Thursday. He '-"as relieved of the following valuables: 1 set of teeth, 1 hat pin, 3 toothpicks, 1 top and string, 15 marbles, all for the nerve and desire to be out after 7 :30. A check for 20 dollars was overlooked. When all the world is wise, And there's an end to fools, vVe'll have no use for lies, And little use for schools. One hundred twenty-one BETTER ENGLISH You take a swim, You say you've sw'.lm; Your nails you trim, But they're not trum; And milk you skim Is never skum. When words you speak, Those words are spoken; But a nose you tweak Is never twoken : Nor can you seek And say you've soken. A top you spin, The top is spun ; A hare you skin, Yet 'tis not skun; Nor can a grin Be ever grun. If we forget Then we've forgotten ; But if we bet We haven't hotten; No house we let Is ever lotten ; What we upset Is not upsotten; Now don't these prove Our language rotten? P. Davis-My sister thought she heard a burglar, so she looked in the dining-room, and he wasn't there; then she looked in the parlor, and he wasn't there; then she looked in the kitchen, and he wasn't there. F. Benz-Did she look under the bed? P. Davis-That wasn't necessary. I was under the bed. D. Cole-How would you like a nice pet monkey? B. Bunting-Oh, this is so sudden! The baby rolls upon the floor, Kicks up his tiny feet, And pokes his toes into his mouth, Thus making both ends meet. They say my baby looks like me, A fact I've always dreaded ; But the only likeness I can see, Is that we're both bald-headed. A BETTER ENGLISH SUBJECT LESSON Man's life is a game of cards. First it is "cribbage," next he tries to "go it alone," at a sort of "cut, shuffle and deal" pace, then he "raises" the "deuce," when his mother "takes a hand in," and contrary to his wishes, "beats the little joker with her five ." Then with his "diamonds" he wins "Lhe queen of hearts." Tired of piaying a "lone hand," he expresses a de- ~ire to assist" his fair "partner," "throws out his cards" and the clergyman bkes a $10 bill out of him on a "pair." She "orders him up" to build the fires. Like a "knave" he joins the clubs, where he sometimes "keeps straight," but more often comes home "flush." He grows old and "bluff," sees a "deal" of trouble, and when at last he "shuffles" off this mortal coil and "passes in his checks," he is "raked in" by a "spade," and life's fitful "game" is ended, and no matter what sort of "hand" he held, Gabriel, with his horn, will "trump-it." L. White-Whenever I see you, you are chasing after a fat girl. E. Dempsey-I believe in the old adage, "follow the crowd." T. Smith-I believe Noah's Ark landed in Kansas. F. Fauble-What makes you think that? T. Smith-Doesn't the Bible say: "It landed in a dry place?" "My mail is heavy, hully gee," This was the farmer's boast; "Today a grindstone came to me By rural parcel post." One hundred twenty -three According to a Hindu legend, Twashtri, the God Vulcan of the Hindu mythology, created the world, but on his commencing to create woman he discovered that he had used up all his available materials. Nevertheless, he realized that this world without woman would be like a cigar without tobacco. So he tookThe roundness of the moon, The undulating curve of the serpent, The graceful twist of the creeping plant, The slenderness of the willow, The velvet of the flowers, The lightness of ·the feather, The gentle gaze of the doe, The frolicsome reflection of the dancing sunbeam, The tears of the cloud, The inconsistency of the wind, The timidity of the hare, The vanity of the peacock, The hardness of the diamond, The chill of the snow, The cooing of the turtle-doveAll these he mixed together and formed a woman. P. Shuart went to the doctor the other day and said: "Doc, when my hand is healed will I be able to play on the piano?" He said: "Why certainly you will." He said, "Doc, you're a wonder; that's more than I was ever able to do before." 0 11 e hundred twenty .fo ur He used to send her roses, He sent them every hour; But now they're married, and he sends Her home a cauliflower. There was a young girl named Anna, Who put on a great many airs; She stepped on the skin of a banana And now she's laid up for repairs. ... E. Giese-How large was the crowd at the inter-society debate? E. Markes-Why it took the audience twenty minutes to leave the theatre. He was lam'e . ARITHMETIC PROBLEMS If Paul gave you four peaches and George gave you five apples, how much is that in oranges? How many make a dozen? 12. How many make a gross? 144. How many make a million? Very few. My wife isn't feeling well. Can I do anything for you? Perhaps you can give me a job. I can give you a job next week. Too late. My wife will be able to go to work herself by that time. How tall are you in pounds ? How many feet do you weigh? H. Rapp-I believe your hair is dyed. M. Scutt-'Tis false, 'tis false. H. Rapp-That's what I thought it was, only I didn't want to say so first. FIGHT "Say, boy, I'll hit you so hard on the head that it'll sprain both your ankles." "Aw, I'll knock your nose so high it'll rain in it." "G'wan, I'll run you so fast that you'll get so thin you can sit on a dime :::!nd show nine cents change." "I'd run you so fast that when you go around the block, you'll shake hands with yourself comin' back." How sweet is love! But, oh, how bitter To love a girl And then not get her ! -========~ J 9 J 9 JJ?=~======- One hundred twcnty-fh·e ~=-=~ J 9 J 9 li?=-- ---- One hu11d red l wc1ity-six • ·AD5· We appreciate your business CLARK DRUG CO. The Rexall Store Eastman Kodak Agency • F. L.-LAINSON FLOR· I ST ROSES and CARNATIONS for all occasions Say it with· Flowers Phone2900 Council Bluffs, Iowa L==:=====================================:::=I To the Graduating Class of 1919 WE wish you much success and happiness in the years to come and hope when you have anything to say, you will... Say it with WILCOX FLOWERS For on all occasions they will speak for themselves and say more for YOU than anything else. ]. F. 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SAUNDERS Our Good Wishes J llne com es, and r nses, Sch ool a nd sllldy closes, Parting s ar e sad. Life's p ortals svt iog iog New \is ions bring ing, Ope a f lllllre g l ad. Visions of' learning , Ser vi ce- a nd y earning For life comp let e. May e \·er y dream come true A nd all of lite f'o r y vu l Je fllll and SH'eet. ]. B. LONG DECORATOR II 29 and 3 1 S. Ma;n Phone 385 WI LLI AM GRONEWEG G . F . S POONER 1~erry Optical Co. " Whe1·e the Best Glasses are Made" W e Dilpli cate A n y Broken L ens -t-08 an d 410 Rroadway Phone 830 lVe Cordially Invite you to In spect Our Factory r ........ ==--·--· ............... . II w .. ·;.~ .. _. .. ~. Jlrtists+Photo-Etngrallers Besides being the largest organization in the country specializing on ftuality C ollege Dlustrations, handling over 3 00 arinuals every year, including this one, we are general artists and engravers. Our Large Art Departments create designs and distinctive illustrations, make accurate mechanical wash drawings and birdseye views, retouch photographs, and specialize on advertising and catalog illustrations. Our photographic department is unusually expert on outside w ork and on machinery, jewelry and general merchandise. W e reproduce all kinds of copy in H alftone, Zinc Etching, Ben Day and Three or Four Color Process; in fact, make every kind of original printing plate ; also Electrotypes and Nickeltypes by wax or lead mold process. At your service-Any time.,.-Anywhere-for Anyt hing in Art, Photography and Photoengraving. )AHN & 0LLIER ENGRAVING ct>. 554 WEST ADAMS ~ !n1111 lrcd lhirf y·four r Council Savings Established 1856 Bluffs l Bank Incorporated 1870 COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA Capital $150,000.00 Surplus, $175,000.00 A General Banking Biisiness Transacted OFFICERS T H EO. LASKOWSKI, President GEORGE A. KEELINE. Vice President W. M. PYPER. Cashier H. W. HAZEL TON, Assistant Caohier H. C. HA TTENHAUER. Assistant Cashier E. R. JACKSON, Trust Officer DIRECTORS D. W . BUSHNELL F. R. DAVIS N. P. DODGE, Jr. GEORGE A. KEELINE M. F. ROHRER E. P. SCHOENTGEN CHAS. T. STEWART T H EO. LASKOWSKI L=======================:=On~===:=:J e huncl recl thirty -the r Thor, 1900 and Laundry Queen ELECTRIC WASHERS Electric Appliances of all kinds Wiring and Fixtures HOOVER SUCTION CLEANERS BRADLEY ELECTRIC COMPANY 331 West Broadway Drugs Service O!!ality Fricke Drug Co. We lead in Prescriptions 6th STREET and BROA DWAY S-KJB MER'S '<~~-;} TRHE BAESDT ""~~,,;:<!' '" / i~I; SKINNER II BAKING COMPANY TR A DE M A RK D O UGLAS - 1862 0 11 t- hundr ---- ed th irt y -si x Phone 393 E. H. LOUGEE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE AND LOANS 102 SOUTH MAIN STREET PHONE 312 Call Us When You Need Us 22 Pearl Street Telephone 2850 r Pierce Shoe Company Council Bluffs' Only Shoe . Store HARRY F. PIERCE Para Tire Co. Tire Repairing L============::=!J One hundred l h irty-scvcn Prosperous, well-dressed fo lks have a habit of getting· chummy . Don 't tra il around with the crowd going down the Rorrcl of Never-Mind towards the town of Failure. Spruce up in one of our snappy, save-you-money suits and join the well-dressed throng on the Road to Get-there. Society Brand Clothes for " Young Men and Men Who Stay Young" Hats and Haberdashery The Classiest Assortment to be found anywhere between Chicago and .Denver JOE SMITH & CO. Sou th weste rn Iowa's Greatest Home ur bhin g Stor e (Jue lnmdred llii rl.\"Cig-lt t "The Brightest Spot in Town" Consider the Charge Account H esitation In furnishing up a home h as pro ved disastrous to many o. y oung coupl e. Want of remed.v has bee n the cause or t h e delay. Jt Is not n ecessar.v It you take advantage or our plan- open a charge a ccoun t and have your home furnished without t h e Irksome waiting. All you have to do Is to come in and make what you con - side r a discree t selection of home things, tell us ho w It would su it you to pay for them. and we will delive r whe n you s ay The us ual way is to pay a sma ll portion or the total pu r chase wh e n y o u order and the ba lance In easy p aym0 nts. arra n ged as most conve ni e nt fo r your parti c ular c irc umstances. Isn ' t It a r easonable me thodr COU NCCL BLU FFS, TO\VA TllE ll OUSE THAT SA YES YO U MONEY II r ..71.rk /"or Ri-al-fa Candy Ri-al-fa Fountain Drink Ri-al-fa Table Syrup Ri-al-fa Tea Absolutely Pure, Wholesome Health Foods 1 % WITH SAFETY W e handle a very fine line of Investments that will NET YOU 6% WITH SAFETY on any amount you have to invest and will be pleased to explain our plan to you if you will write or call. ~N EST E . H.AR T IN CO RPO 1:-{ATED II COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA J 0 111 · h11 111ln•d 1lii rty -1ii111 · Boys and Girls of the High School Just a Word to You Own a piece of Real Estate if it is only a cheap city lot. In so doing you lay up Treasures for the future. Whether you buy from us or not we will be glad to advise with you. l Robert B. Wallace Company Phone 1 7 REAL TORS 11 Pearl Street ID4r ~tatr ~auiugs ~auk OF COUNCIL BLUFFS Assets oper $2,500,000.00 Cordially Invites Your Savings Account E. A W ICKHAM, President W. S. BA IRD, Vice President H. L. TINLEY, c .. hiec w. 8. HOUGH, k.t. c .. hie< II C. C. HOUGH, Asst. Cashier !.!:== 011 h1111drcd f11 rly ====== II CHIC MODELS In Suits, Coats and Dolmans for the Young Miss. SNAPPY SUITS With Pep coupled with Style for Young Fellows. MODERATELY PRICED R£9?r!LfSTOR£ .S LJ I TS ME: T EL. 2 74 0 314-316-318-320 WEST BROADWAY' John Olson STA PLE and FA NCY GRO C ERIES GRA NITE, TIN and WOODENWA RE First Class Goods At Lowest Prices 739-741 Broadway I Phone 934 L ouncil Bluffs, Iowa Citizens' Gas & Electric Co. Lewis Cutler NEW FUNERAL HOME 533 WILLOW A VE. PHONE 97 Next to P ublic Library INVALID'S AUTO COACH Persona l A tten tion G iven to all Calls AUTO EQUIPMENT OPEN DA Y A ND NIGHT J Set ~ur LUNCHES ICE CREAM SOFT DRINKS AT Mrs. Mary Smith's MANAWA Across from Merry-Go-Round C-C- C-0-U N-N- C-1-L Council Bluffs has an UP-TO-DATE SEED HOUSE Also a Full Line of Poultry Remedies and Feed YOUNKERMAN co. Phone 3077 t)1 1f' l11111 d rf'd fo rf y-two ... l t YOU CAN GET BOTH FIT AND STYLE AT Sargent's Family Shoe Store Look for the Bear ':" ~lartin Petersen 'Gailor 343 Broadway Phone Red 607 II 11 That You May Economize During the Coming Year Let us renovate your soiled ga rments and restore them to usefulness. By our processthe most modern known- are we enabled to turn out perfect work, removing all st ains without inj ury to the most deli cate fabrics. Won 't you let your fi rst order blaze the trail to satisfaction? BLUFF CITY LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING A ND DYE W ORKS PHONE 28 14 © j]JIT@. m!©@llifil rn1 ~ IliflUJ! of Real Value As a token of love and esteem- presented at t.he threshold of a broader life-the d iamond becomes a cherished keepsake-a , life -long reminde r of a ppreciated effort. --DIAM OND RING S-- D iamond Wng·s g·et special attention here. \i\' e are ever on the a lert fo r stones that meas ure up to our standard of value a nd have recently secured a number of bea utifu l gems. For a g ift of real value choose from this fin e di ·play. A :F'IT T ING GIF T A qua lity g ift for the graduate is a Leffe rt watch of standard make. This is a g ift tha t will prove usefu l, conveni ent and appreciated. One hundrt:d t'urtr·three Daily Newspaper in a City of 35,000 P eople A Daily Visitor at Eig hty Per Cent of the H omes of Counci l Bluffs THE DAILY NONPAREIL The Great News ·Med ium of \¥ estern Iowa M o R NI'.\'G SUNDAY 85,000 Heade rs COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA Ice Service is one of the most essential featu res of t he ICE business. We specialize t his end of OUJ"business. We have goo<l wagons, horses and other equipment with which to p1·uperly serve yo u. Exclusive Agents in Council Bluffs for ZEIGLER Illi nois Coal. It will give you a hea p of ·atisfaction for a li ttle Money. OUREN'S Grass and Clover SEEDS BEST BY TEST Ouren Seed Co. Council Bluffs, Iowa INVEST Your Money IN Farm Mortgages WITH J. G. Wadsworth & Co. ASK US ABOUT IT. Council Bluffs, Iowa ~~DR~O~GE~EL=E=VA=T=R==C0=.~=====20=1 ea=r1S=re=t===~ 0 11e hundred fn rly -fom r- We make Loans on City Property 11 at low rates RENTALS LOANS REAL ESTATE H. W. Binder & Company 32 PEARL STREET Copper Plate Engraving Embossed Work 9J/orehouse & Company Printers and Binders ~ L Buoine;, Stationery Blank Boob JI 011e h111Hlrl"tl forty·ti \'t_' Graduates "' "' "' As you enter the business world keep this th9ught in mind; "just the money that is tho~ghtlessly spent outside Iowa is needed to bring Council Bluffs and Iowa to the front." TRY IOWA STORES FIRST! The john Beno Co. Council Bluffs, Iowa " Where Satisfaction is Certain" ·- ~!::::::::==:====:=:======== One hunrlrcrl forty-six J 1 II Camp Drug Company Agents for Crane's Mary Garden Chocolates Martha Washington Candies and Whitman's Bonbons and Chocolates 505 Broadway Goldsmith's Line of MICKEL BROS. col VICTROLAS and RECORDS SEWING MACHINES PIANOS and PLAYERS The BEST of Their Kind SPORTING GOODS Insure Yourself FOOT BALLS BASKET BALLS BASE BALLS TENNIS BALLS P. C. ·De Vol Hardware l 04 Broadway I 0 North Main Company as soon as able. Equitable Life of Iowa policies pay double for accidental death. V. P. LAUSTRUP, G eneral A gent 343 BROADWAY JI 011t• htt11dn•1l forl y -:-:r\e11 lwanace Benjamin & Company are selling Sunkist Acres Cottage Acres Lots at Lake Manawa PHONE 295 19 NORTH MAIN STREET Council Bluffs, Iowa "The Velvet Kind" ASK MOTHER SHE KNOWS Deliveries to all parts of the City TELEPHONE 369 I l!(f}e fJnd fr(f}e @am C OUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. 011P hundred for ty eirrht For Picnics, Motoring l Camping the VACUUM BOTTLE is the Ideal Container for either food or drink. W e can supply extr a p a rts and liners for ... THERMOS BOTTLES UNIVERSAL BOTTLES ICY-HOT BOTTLES HOT AK OLD BOTTLES MAU RER'S CH I NA STORE 342-4 BROADWAY PHONE 102 Atlas, Po rtland and No rtbweste1·n U e m e n t ; Ash G ruve Lime and Bake r Hard Wall P laste r. H. A. Quinn Luntber Co. Phone 137 Cou"oi\ Bluff,, Iowa J • r · EAT Lux or and Mogul BRANDS OF PURE FOOD PRODUCTS (If your Grocer is Requested to, He Will Pr ocur e Them for Y ou) DON'T TAKE A SUBSTITUTE DRINK Luxor Japan Tea The Ne Pliis Ultra of Teas MOGUL Orange PeKoe Ceylon Tea in 8-ounce tin c addies MAK ~ AN I DEAL l c Eu B E , . EH A ,E (When H ome Brands Ar e as Good as A n y, Why Not Use Them?) II Groneweg & Schoentgen co· . · Jobbing Grocers and 2'ea Importer II One h1111drcd forty 11in ~ II lliiw®ey'll:.£111IB~ "'(@ ~®[). n 15~~ ~J~~'fi: IB'3ll'«Dm«lJ:•WCllW Henry E. Schoening Henry Tank Formerly with Petersen & Schoening Co. SCHOENING HARDWARE CO. Hardware and Auto Accessories La w n Mower s, Sporting Goods Fencing of all Kinds FUL L LINE OF PA INTS Phone 4494 706-708 W. Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa IDqr illtty N attonal iilank COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $1 50,000.00 Your Uusiness Solicit ed Ford T ransferand Storage Co. Auto Truck · Service I I ,. 1102 South Main Street l II L OUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA OMAHA, NEBRASK:J 011 P i11 1111 irN I fifty I Congratulations Class /9/9 We extend the class of 1919 all the best wishes of the world. May your future be filled with happiness and success. To the young men we say; LET THIS STORE help you to success by properly clothing you for the future. We are prepared in every way to serve you. Men's Fashion Shop H. A. PAULSON W. E. OWENS SCHMIDT Progressive Professional Portrait Photography One hundred fifty- three l ]. F. TURNER Coal Company Council Bluffs, Iowa HARD COAL SOFT COAL WOOD ... . COKE .... . YARDS: 16th Ave. and 4th Street Phone 1957 L.011 c hundred llfl y-fo11r ======::!.J r Service Is Our Motto. ARTIFICIAL ICE EXCLUSIVELY New Council Bluffs Coal & Ice Co. PHONE 72 9th and BROADWAY Call Us when in need of Coal. The latest and best Office Machinery is to be found in use for the Office Practice Work at the . .. HAMMILL COLLEGE and BUSINESS INSTITUTE 746-748 W. Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa The SCHOOL ORGANIZED on the EFFICIENCY PLAN. Headquarters for YOUNG MEN'S SUITS The Metcalf Co. I 7-19 Pearl Street 18-20 Main Street Hainilton' s Shoe Store Always Reliable II 412 West Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa II One hundred fifty-fl\'e (lrlaste Jrosramme 1-yere) One hu ndred fi fty-six (1h.tce ®rabuates' !Jame qere) One hunrlrcrl flft.r·sc\·ei: (JJm:e ®rai'lmdes' trame ~ere) --==~ J 9) 9 ~~· ==========-- On e hund red fi fty-eig-ht Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Council Bluffs High School yearbooks Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Council Bluffs. Council Bluffs High School (Council Bluffs, Iowa) -- Yearbooks. Description An account of the resource A collection of yearbooks for Council Bluffs High School. These books were published annually to record, highlight, and commemorate the past year of the school. The years 1897-1920 are covered in this collection. The school was renamed to Abraham Lincoln High School around 1921. Please refer to the "Abraham Lincoln High School yearbooks" collection for yearbooks after 1920. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Council Bluffs High School Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1897-1920 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Educational use only, no other permissions given. U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this item. Commercial use or distribution is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Language A language of the resource English Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Council Bluffs High School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1919 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Document Type The nature or genre of the resource Book Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Council Bluffs, Iowa Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Educational use only, no other permissions given. U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this item. Commercial use or distribution is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Senior Class of the Council Bluffs High School Language A language of the resource English Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 1919 Council Bluffs High School Yearbook Description An account of the resource 1919 Yearbook (Annual) of the Council Bluffs High School. Volume 21. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Special Collections 373 C-C83 1919 Annual CBSH Council Bluffs High School schools Yearbook https://archive.councilbluffslibrary.org/files/original/5668548f7f97b49c703a3e3068e81987.pdf 6f1751c64e9c16e61772a82c4ae7e3bc PDF Text Text The Crimson and Blue 1920 111• 1111111m1111111111111111111m111111u111111111111m11•1111utt1:o11111m 11 Volum e 1YX I I ''''"''""''""''ll"'''"''''""''ltl'''''''"''"' ... "''''''"'''''""'''' /'his volu111e ol the Cri111so11 a11d Blue has bee11 edited a11 d JJ11/Jlislwl by the S e11ior Class ol JIJ2{} as a record o/ the /011r years s1>e11 t /Jy them i11 the Co1111cil B/11//s High School. - ~11 11 11 1111111111 111 11 11 1• 11 111 11 11111111111111 11 111 111 1111 111 11111 11 111 1u 11 11111 1111 1111111111111111111 111 1111111 11111 111111 11111 111 11 11 1111 11 1111111111 11111 .,, 11111111 111111 111 .,, 11 111111111111 11 111111111 11m11m1111 u1 lU llll lll l•~ I N the foll o \\·ing pages it has e~ n o ur purpose to prese nt". ln a way whi ch ,,·o uld be int e rcst111 g to all, a re cord o f e ven · o rgani zatio n a nd a cti vity o f th e Coun cil Bluffs Hig h School. \Ve kn ow that this 1::> no t a ,,·nrk o f perfectio n, but we have cl o ne our best, a nd if it can brin g you pl easure today and pl ea sa nt rem1111 scences to mo rro w we sha ll fee l that our purpose has bee n accomplished. T he memb ers o f th e staff 10 111 1n an expression o f appreciatio n to a ll th ose who have so willin g ly and ge nero usly helped us 111 compiling and publishing this volume o f T he Crim so n and Blue. :f .':· CHE~~ AMERICAN:S CREED C93633 I B E L I E V E in the Unite d S t at es o f Ame ri ca as a gove rn- m e nt of th e p eopl e, by the people, for the p eo- pl e, whos e just powe rs a r e derived from the consent of th e gove rned ; a democracy in a r ep ublic; a sove reign nation of m a n y s o v e r e i g n states; a perfect Union , one a nd inse p a r a ble; es- t ab lish ed upon t h o s e principles of fre e dom, e quality , justice a nd humanity for whi ch Am e ri- can pa triots sacrificed t h e ir lives a nd fo r t un es. 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I r.;:oK re; \l Al' I 11·: It J'rntl" ln sl"i t u te /Jo111 cs /if' 8cic11 cc B. S. ASQUITH :;; t a tC' Tea che rs' Co ll e.c:e 1·11IYP1 ·s it~ · of Towa .lJ11t Tfra11 Tlis lnr.11. Cirif·.({ and /;'1·n110111ic...: F . .T . l'AIXKA Hipon ( 'o ll t>gl' Dclin/i11f1 EL\ !·'OLEY l "niVl'l'Sit y o f \\"iscOll Sill 1-l is l or y .. ·~ ... . .. . KATF: :;; . TIP.ED U nil·L'l" s i t·.1· o f 1 0 11·:1 llis lury LEI lT.\ L. I l.\T~ \Yt :T.L 1·11h·1.·r sity of I ow a P 11 u lic Sp cak i 11 r1 \llC::\o:\ .J . \L\Y:\Anil 1·11i H' l's it .1· of ! ow n .·l./!Jl'i1ra a 11<1 Da l i11 'J 'l1 ir/1 ·1·u .rn!\srn G. RICE "(;ni versi ty of I owa E nglish ~ms. c. E. " ·111'1'1·: (;n i vcr sil".Y of Ca lifornia E11{fUSh .1 l':SS I J·: 11LA('K !'arsons (•o Jlcgc Gcom ctry and 1ll11cuni Fo iwtccn C. E\.A::\S \\'lllTI·: ~Ia rri tn Coll ~i:;c of Ag 1·ic11l t 11 1·c .lf1ric11ll11rr, a11rl t-:lcm c11/ary Sri e n cc :\ l·: l.l.11·: 1·. 1:1 1:\ 1-"ll·: I.11 J •a i-:--:1111 ~ t ·,•I IP;..:'l' /-.,'II !f / i 8 ft .H:'L' T llHIJS ll '['///)CIC 1" it i ll (J ·: ~nu ?\. HOESf' l 11·: niv sity of C hir ag-o .tlycl1rn aurl Or nmr·tr11 ,\:\1:1·:!.,\ It. 'l'Yl.l·:J: 11i\ 1· ·~ i1 · or ('Jii c·:i;..!.11 L u/in 111·:.\ltl J·:TTA Sl' l·: ltLI·: 1 ·11 i vc1·si t.v of \\'isc-ons i n l;'n!Jli8fl aurl N ormrtl Trai nin y A:\:\.\ Z. HI 1:-;:-; I 0 ll iVl' l'S i I ,\ ' ur lnw:1 HiuffJfJ.11 011<1 /'fl.11siuyn111/l.11 • .. ...... / I ') \ ,. I . ~l rtln \\'lid J lenry \ \Tag-eek .-\da i\Ia rtin L esli e \Vild Eva Rea ms RO\· 1-] cncl erson 'Yngcck Qllmrn irll C. -- n.-I--:T.--S. Se niors H euderson Ream s President \ "ice !'resident Trea sure r Sec re tan Se rgea nt-a t--a rnis :'\ in etce n--twcnt\· Sc ni Prs That's th e \\·ay" \\" e spell it Tha t's the \\"a ,. \\" e \"ell it Senio rs. l" L:\::-iS FLO\\"El\. CL\ S::-i CUU ) 1\.::-i Columbi a H. ose D elft l\lue and Co ral Qllm111 :!Jlltuttn "I \\ill 1wt fnlhrn ,,·h ere t he pa th 111 :1 :-· le ad . hut ,,·ill Q" O \\·h e re th e re is tHi path. a nd l \\·ill lean a tr a il. "' ' . F if / 1·1•11 Sia; teen ADR Mf\RTIN (C(LA~ PAULINE BITANSON 1: l·lt:i, \,~~ ~~ · L\ 1_._ ,.,. n ,. o• Scvc11t1·1·11 / / 1 , .1 ©lans Jnrm Look! The sun Ainas golden beams O'er the glorious fields o f yo uth. \i\laken, comrades, from pa st dreams, School days nea r th eir end, in truth . Soon we'll enter the sea o f life , \i\ e can't be drifters yo u kno \\" . Set hig h your standards; win th e strife ! L et your light from life's ha rbou r g-lo ,,· ~ Seniors, we have "Lived to Learn,'' That we mig ht " L earn to L ive ." 'N e have all past records spurned. Given our school our all to g ive. \i\le'll ne'er forget those happy clays, Days of our youth in old C. I\. As on we go, new paths to blaze, Those memories will most helpful be. 'vVe're soon to leave you, C. D. High. \i\I e've ever been most loyal, true. Your g lorious banner we'll a lways Ay, Three cheers, fo r th e Crimson a ncl l\lue. Columbia rose, om emblem fa ir, Be g uide to us thru days to be. Coral and delft blue, colors rare, Lead us in service yet to see. H ere's to Senio rs, brave and true. Happiness with success and plenty! Always a smil e ! O n thru the strife ! Hail to thee, Oh Class o f '20 ! - LEO EDWIN :-\LnERTf. 20. IDn ®ur Abutnrrn a11h Qlrtttr ~11S 8 ltl .. 1' 11 1·:-;11E1t\\'O\lD T1 ecause o f their untiring patience . kindly ac1- ,·1cc and 1111c easing· e ffo rts in b e ha lf of the Se ni or Cla ss. \\T ,,·islt to ex press n ur g rat it11d e to :-Ir. Frank Darling and ~li ss Ruth L·nclern·ood. o ur a~s ach·isers. To :diss J e nni e c;. !\ ice. th e supe ri o r cnl1 c a nd adviser of th e Crimso n a nd I :Ju e. th e Class o f I l)20 \\·ish cs to ex t end its h ea rti est th ank s beca use o f h e r d eep interest in and excc lk11t s ug·gTsl io ns fllr this \'l'a r s :\nnua l. If i 11 cl er11 'l 'tCClli!J 1Iluutll iGloy(l i\11hrr1un D ied Ma rch i8, 19 19 Classmate and fri end; a ray o f sun shin e; joy ful in his ambiti o ns, possessor of understandin g a nd sympathy fo r all his cl assmates. A DA ~!A H'l'l 1' Sormol Oonrsc ('h111·11s ' 1.7. '1 1': . ' 1!l, ·20: Erocl e lphinn ' 11':. ·1n: ':.!O: E1·odt•lpllin11 TrPn s 11re r ·1n: Ero · 11"lpltin.n l'l'e s i1le nt ·20: !ntN-So<'i e t·.v llc - hnt0 'l!l: "(~l'PC'n RtoC'k ings" ·1n: Et"hoes ~tnn: ·1n. ·20: ~ie e P1·11sidt1nt nior l' la s ':!II: (;il'I Cndet 'lS : '!'. !\. T. f'l'c s icl ent '1! 1. ·20. HOY I IE:'\!lF.RRO:'\ rollf'{!C l'rr/lrtl"(l/llr!J l 'ltilomatliian 'Hl. ·20: G lee f'htb ·20 : ( 'lt11 l'11 s ':!O: "As You Like It' ' '20: .; Fann)· :1 111! th e Rp1·van t l'rohlt>tn" '20: ' 'Ho'sn's 1:riLl1"' ':!O : Renior Sel'gPn_11t·-nt·-n1·ms '20: ( 'orpornl IL O. T . !'. ·20: !'lnss Hnske tbn ll 'l fl: ! ' lnss F11olil:tll ':!tl: ('apt·nin Co . A H. (I. 'I'. ( '. ll:ts k (•t·hall ' :!O. T.E~LIF. \YILJ) Gc11 cral Co urse Al'is tot" e linn '17. ' l S. 'Hl, ·20 : C' nd Pt ' 1 7 : 1st r~Pant It. u. T. ('. ·1n. ·20: "F':innY nnd t h e :-;Pl'Ynnt l 'rnbl em" ' Jfl: 0. nncl S. Chtl> 'l!l. ':!O: Tt't':1"11n·1· :-; ,•niol' ! ' la •s ·20: L e Ccrdc Fi·;11H·nis ':.!O: l' n! :ll1t at-:1nn s 0. an<l :-; , Cl11h ·20: lst· pl 1u ·p H~• lh . Cl:l " \\'rl•s t"ling- T u11rnn11H•nt. EYA HE,UJ :o; Co/Ira<· 1•n·1u1n1Jory l·:l'od e lphian '].":. ']!I. ':!O: :o;e niol' :o;e <" · l'L'ln1·y '20: i\l C' tTY <:l ees ·1::; : <;1,·e ! 'lull 'l!J. '::!O : :-:;pert•hu·v ~lt·r1·v <; le l'S · 1 ~ : ·· Hn' sn 's l!ritlc" ':.!O: .. (;1·ecn ~rn king-s .. ':.!O . nE;-;ny \L\CECK Cul/f'f!C l'rcparat1J1·!1 ~ln i<' n I Appl'e l'ia ti o n '20 : ('horns '17. ·1 . ' l!I. ':!O : <;J ee l'l uh ·1~ . ·1n. ':.!tl: l' t°ti nnl (;11ide IL 0. T . C. ']!l. '20: Al'ist ot· .. 1i n n ·1~. 'l!l. '20: Husinpss ~lana gp r El'11 oes ~tnlT ·1n. ':.!O: Rf'nio1· ( ' lass 1•rp'sidf' n1· ':!O: ··::;top Tlti 0f" ·20: i\lin s t1·e J :> !tow 'J !l: "Ro's n's l:l'icl e" ·20 . 'l'1rcntu-011 e 1i1r.r.ox r.. noss Coll c[l c P rr1101·11tnry / ~ 1 Editor-in-eh ir-f C1·imson and Blue ' 20 : ('horns '17. ·u;_ ·rn. ·20: Philomathian ' 17. ·1s. '10. '20: l'hi lomathinn 'l'reasu1·pr ' JS. '1!l: Se ri:;ea nt--at-a 1·ms Phil os '20; Minstrel 8 how '1 !1: "Qua lit y Str ee t:" ' 10; Busi ness :ll:tn nge1· "A l'air of Six0s" '18: 1st Se1'- i:;01111t It. 0. T . <'. 'l !J. ·in : " 'l'h<' 1'1·ivat·c· Scc r c t·ary" ·20: C: le0 CluiJ ' 17. ' 18, ' 10. ':!II : SC'« 1·eta.1·y nad '1' 1·0as111·0r Ho;·•· C: lee ' 18, ' l!J. 20: " Ho'sn·s Hriclc" ·20: l nt·er -Soci ety D ebate '20 : Football 'J 7. '18: l·:ch oes Stall' '18: 0. and R. Club (chart·er mcmbc1·): :ll usi cal Appn' ei a t ion ·io. \\' ILSO:\' FI SK IHl!'(;LA SS Gn llr yr' Prr pflralnr,11 1 'hil omnt-hinn ·11. ·1 s. ·1 !I. ·20 : Phil o- mathi an 'J'rens11 1·e1· ·1n. ·20: "' l'a i1· or Si xes" '1H: Minstrel 8 huw ']!) : "()un lity SITePt" ·10 : " Pri vate Secr et·a ry" '20: ln t c r-8o«i0t.v l>Pbate ' JO: :IInnai:;ini; E<lit·or l•:c l1110s '1! 1, ·20: i\[ nnagin g- Edi tor ('rimsnn an d Hl11e ·20: C'ad0t 'JT. 'J 8. ·rn: n. o. 'I'. ('. ·rn. '20; l st Li 011t·ennnt: H. 0. 'I'. ('. ·rn. ·20: (I. and 8 . Club ':!O ( ch ur t0 1· mcm lir•r ) . 'l'we11t11-two ,\ f.FH El I I :I·:,\ It I 1~1 ·: Y (j('Jlf'l'(f/ (' fJll /°S( ' t'h nl'llS "1 7 . ~. ' l!l. ':!I I : .:\ri stult'li a 11 ' 11 . '1i;, ' ]!). ' :.!() : l; IL'" !' 111 1> 'J7. I~ . 'I!>. ':.!II: c; Jcc ( ' luh Libl'ari a n ':!O : l'cwa h o11l:ts '1 7 : !'-;e rg-ca n t IL lJ. T. C. ':!U: B11 s i11 Pss ~l:111:i t•1 · Ann ual ':!O: J:o'sn' s n1·idl' ' :!II : ( J. Hil d ('1111> 'l!J. '2() . .r A!'K \\' I u ·ox (. 'o/ /t'f/r /'rf'1u1ra/,1r,11 l'rcs icl ent 0. and H. C l11h '1!1, ':!1 1 : It11 si - ncs:-; )il anagcr Upe1·cltn. ':! O : .:\d\"l'l'l i11 ~ :ll anai;L·r Ann11nl ':.!O : F oo1·1i:111 ' IT. ·1.-... · 1:1 : IL 0 . T . <'. 1:ask el l1 n ll : Li l' 11t .. 11a n1 IL I l . T . ('.: :llins t rn l Sholl" : " l:n's 11 's l:ridl'" ' :.!IJ : IL (). T. ( '. Hund :-ihO\\" ':.!II. 'l'lll·: L:llA J: L ZZA Gcncrol Co 11 1·8r· ('h o rn • ' 17. ' 18. '] !I. ':.!II: 1;14-p <' 11111 ' 17. 'Hi. '] !J. '20: El'OclC'lph i:tn 'J7. ·1.-... 1\1. ':.!11: Ero S1·C l'e t :ll' \' ·1 !I : E1·0 I 11 ·c·:·dd(• J1 t · 1 ! I . ':!1 1 : "l'oc..:n li o1'1t:1 s" '11: ·«:rPl' ll ~lcH'ki11J.!s .. ·1n: ;, B o'sn·s U rich .... ':! O : El'110Ps ~t nff ' l!I. ':!O : :\l 11 :-. icn I A ppret·in I io n ':! II : .\ ssut·ia ti· Edi tO l' Critnson nrul nl11 <· ':_!jl. 1"'1'1·:1•11 ,\'.\ \\ ·cn L~!A'.\ ('11 1/1'!/I' f 'l'C/10/'(l f ()l 'J/ l 'hil 11 111 nt hinn ' 17, ·1s. ·1 n. ''.!O: ( 'n cl et 'JS. ' 1!1: ( 'a d d Lit'ut-.•nnnt· ' 18 : H. 0. 'I'. C'. J st I.i .. 11 t C'nn nt· '20 : l'hristnrns P i ny '17: " I t l'H,\'S f·n Adn?l'l"i:"l'" '17: "A Pnir or Rixt• s" · 1.s: l11t1•r -R11!'it' t,\' ll<'iJnt·e ' 18 : Et'h 01's :;tall' 'ls: ll11 mo1·0 11 s Edit·o r E ch oes ':!O: 0111a h a P L·hn t 1• 'l!l: ~lin tT l Sh ow ' J!l : l'hiln1n nt hinn RPI'g'(•nn t-nt- urms '1!1: l 'hil omnf"l1inn l '1·<·sirll'nt '1!1. ·20: l 'hnl't<' t' m emller L e l '<' r'C ·J ,• F ra n t'ni s ' 2 0: l'hnrt·e1· m emh<'r 0 . nnfl N. ('luh '20: T1·inng-11lnr P Phnf"e '20: "Th <' l'l'il'atc Sr•t' l'<' l n r ,I'" '20: ,\nn11:1l Rt·nfl'. K A'l' IIH'l :\' C' llE'l'.\ I·: G-r n<'l'fll GourS<' ('hol'n s '17. ' JS. '1!1, '20: lll'lt-.1 '1':111 ' 17. 'J ,<;, 'lfl, ·20: J)e l ta Tan \'ice l'res id 1'11 t 'lfl: 1 •t•lt n 'l'n11 ifh t ·1n, '2 11: "t.J11nlity s11·0t1 t"' ·1 fl; " The I 'l'i va f·e Sccrpf-:1 r.\'" ·2n : 1;Jpp f'lnh ·1n. '20: Re<'l'<' t·nry nntl T 1·rns111·01· c; 1" " <'l 11h '20: ' 'Ro'su·s lll'ide" '20: :r n nior n .. ,. l'n•s l<l0nt '1!): Ann u al fH nff '2 0. It If.LA ~n ·xr.1m ro// cy c I'r r pr1rnl 1J1'Jt Annual ~tnff ":!O: E <·hoes ~1 nff ·1n. ':.!(): t'hon1s '1 7. '1,'-:. '1!1. ·:!11 : A lph a 'Js. ·1!1. ':.!o: .·\lphn Sel' l'Pla1·y '] !). ~I11sit·nl Appl'cei a- t ion ':.!O . FltEllEltl( ' K \\'. 111·1·: ltn. Uf'l l<'J"fl7 C utfJ 's f ' ( 'a dPts 1~ : A1·i stu 1"t> li 1111: ··~1 p 'l'llie f" ':!o: 1 prize Hoosl'Yl'l t: Es:-; n_,. ('ont est ·1n: A n nual l"ta.ff ':!tl : IL 11. T . ('. 1"1•r:.:·e:rn t ·:!o: t >. an<l I' . t'lnh ':! 11 (chaner 111 .. 111i11•1· ). ,\ '.\'.\E ll E \\Tl''I.' U r' 11t ·n1l C u11rsc Opl tn. Tnn '1 7. 'J,'-: , ' 1!1 , ':!tl: In t<' t'-Rof'i f'ty '1! 1: .-\i t·ernnh• (J111ahn l•l'halt' 'l!l : ll1•l t :i Tn11 NC' rgcn11t -nt-nr1t1 !': ·1 s : _.\ nn11al ~1n ff ':!n : .. <.~ nl t,\ · ~ll'<'Pt" ·1n : "~to p Thit> f .. ·:.!11 1'·1cc 11 t !J -I/I r Pe .TO I·: snro:-;so:-; Genera.! Go 11 r 8e Chorus ·17, '18, '1!). '20: Gl ee Cl ub ' lfl, ·20: ;; Bo'sn·s B1·ide" ·20: .' crgeant-at-nrm s Junior s ' l!J : "A I'air of 8ixes·· '18: " Fann y and t h e Servant Pl'Ob lem" ' 1!) ; I'hilomathi ::w '17, '18, 'l!J. '20: Phi lomathian Secretary '20: Ser gPa nt._n I-arms A t hl c ti 0 Association '18 : Busin C'ss )lanager Foo tball T ea m 'l!J: )!ascot F ootba ll Team '17: )linstr el ,'how ']!): Ser J.!l'nn t IL 0 . 'l'. C. '20: Champi on 1 :l'i ib. Clnss It. <I . T. C. Wrest._ li ng 'l'n urnnml'n t: H. 0. T. f'. Hoad Sh ow: n. nnd S. C'luh ·1n. ·211 . SAHA nEVA 8~ YnEn Go llc11 c T'rr /)omlnr11 Cho1· 11 s ' 17, ' 18. 'l!J. ·20: llelta 'l'a11 '18. '1 !), '20 : Glee Cl ub '18. 'l!J. ·20 : Or ch C's t·rn ' 17. '18: Span ish Club '20: n eclama t·ory ('rrntes t: ' 19, '20: "Qua.lily Str eC't" ' l!J : " Fnnn y antl th 0 S0 r va n t T'rohl <:' m .. '20. 'f'll' Cl1 1 lf · f 0111' :r:-; I·:LL ~I I I.I S I·::-; Go ll cf/ C f'rf'/Htrfll" r!f Ch or11 s ' 17. '18. ' 1!1, ·20: ~l f' IT.Y <:I<•"s ' 18: Gl l'C f' l11 b ' HI. '211: ~[11 si<-a l Appn•ci:t - tion '20: IJcl tn Ta11 '1 8. 'lf). '20: "SI cop Thi.-.(" '2 0: "Ho"sn's nl'ide" ":! O. Or'llf'rfl l rn ur.-.r· ('hOl'llS ~.: n. nnd S. ('J11h \ 'i<-" l'r<'si<l1·11 t '20: l s t LiP11t:cnnnl l'n. l>- 1:. 11 . T. <'. ·20: It. 0. 'r. C. H oad Show: H1·1..-t1s1 ·111:1 tive r:asl; c t hnll ']!): H C'prcs•·n tn ti vl' F ont hall 1~1 . 'HL ' l7. ·rn. KATI I LI·:E:-; f'I·:,\ C'(J( ' K Norma l C (J/IJ".'H' (lf' 11 r r rt 1. ('uu rs:r, ( ' )IJll"ll S ·11 . "1 ·"· "] !I. ":!O: )l1•l t:n Tan "lfl. 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'20 1'11i r / 1/-8ix Xnrmal Cours e Cho rus : A lpha c:1·:nnr:1·: \V1n1;11T (i Cllf' l"ftl ()fJ lll'-'if' Ari:-;lo: l11t 1•r ~ol'i ty l•Pl1a tt· ':!ct Gt·ncraf ()011 r st' :\111 si ca l .Apprc(·iat ion ''.2 0: L L· c 'p 1·4 ·J1· 1-'1·:111 - cai s '20. HO Y SMITH Co l lege P1·r·11ar11/ 01·y A ri I M<' li:t n 'J !l, '20 : IL 0. 'J'. C. Corporn I ':!O. l·:TIJlo:L .T. ELLS\\"OH'l'll R1rni'llcss Cn ur.<c c:l <'r (' l11h '17. '18. 'l!l. '20: Erorlelphi:rn ' l!l, ·20: r.irl ('a d rt ' 1.7 : rn ~ ·rn. '17. '1R. ·1n. ·20 : "l~ n·s 's Hl'illP" '20. BESSl E Pl,TI': JH; Normal Co 11rg1· 'l'. N. 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' 20 : Glee Club ' 18, ·rn. '20 : c'hol'lls '1 7, ' 18, '1(), ' 20: "Qun lit·y StTeet" 'HJ : "P1·ivate Sccr etruy" '20; " ?llinslTe! .'how 'l(): " P. o'sn's P.ridc" ·20: O. nnd S. ('l111J '20. OPAL M. r:AHA!JA 1J11 R·i11 cs.r;; ('n ur.r;;c Choru s ' ] r.. ·17. ·1 S. ' ] !J. '20: :\l en y Cl ees · rn. ·20. /1 1ud11r•,qs ( 'our.<".iC Chorus ' 17, ' lS. ']!!, '.:!O: D c lt :1 'l.':u1 '] 7. ·1.c::. ' ] !l. '20: I·: .. 11 0 .. s St:i ff ·20 : 1'1·psicl1·11 t \l e rr.1· <: Ices ''.:!O: " ll111·1·y ! !!111T.r! l! 111T.1· ! !" ' :.!O. LI·:, " l'EH ,\ f.C l:\ZC I Jt () [I\! .\ :\ O r:n f'ro l Co urse <'h orn s ·17, ·1s. ' 1!1 , ':!fl: f: l f'C' ( ' !uh ' 1!1. ':.!(): Al'i s tot.c li:in ·2r1 : Hant! ·1 s, 'l!\. ':.!II: Baud Sccr c tar.v ··1!1: <>1Th,.s t1·n "!!l. ':!fl: Orch estr a l'n•si rl cn t: ':!I\: \!in st n•I Shu11· ·1 !I : Hond Show ':!fl: !' l:i >s So 11 g-. 'J' l I l·:Li\!,\ 1'0 1 IL Ynrmal Q 1J11rs r· /l 11 .~ 11 r.~s ('n 11 r.'-lr ( ' Jtor11 s "17. ·1 ~. ' 1!1 : .At·ist:o f.p lian '17, ·1....:. ·1~1 : IL (). 'I'. <'. ( '01·pot'al ':::! O. X orm a l Go1t r . ..-;r' nt it·ty P C' hnt c ·1n: TrinnA"tt lnr lle - hatc ':!O : l'h 111·11s ' l S. ·1n, ·20 : " Qu a lit .1· l' ee .'' '1!1 : Jl1•l ta. 'l'au 'lS. ' 1!1 . ' 20 : P l' l t n T a u Sec l'et arr ':!tl: .T11nio r C' •~ Sccret :11",1· ·1n: Annu al Sta ir ·20 : •.r. :-<. 'I' . ·17, '18. ' l!I. ':.! O : <:irl (' l' ~ 'lfi. '17 . GLAllY S Jlf(' KEY ·Jv on ual Uo 11rsr• ( 'h o 1·u 8 '17. ' l S. ·rn. ':!ii: 'I' . '.'\ . 'I' . U11 .... i 11 f ·.o.:.-.· ( '0 11 rs1 · lnh• 1·-('Ja :-::s Tt·nek ·1 0: H r·p1·l'St\ 11f :t 1i n· l·'oot-h n ll ' l . ·1n : l'np ta in l·'•><>tl 1:i ll ' l!I : H . 11. T . <'. H:1"k et hnll ' :!O : l 'hil n m a thia n < 'h o 1·11 s: \\' 1·(' :-::t Jin :,! Tn111·n:tllh 'll l" ':.!11 . !ll·:I.1 '11 A .l C\ ~ I·: :"\ Sorm rt l ( 'o ur.';c ( ' ho1·uR '11. '] ,<;, 'l !I, ':!II : .-\lph:t ' ] ,<; , ' l!I, ' :.!(): .\lphn :--:. 1•l';.!t':llll -:\l -:11·111 :-:: ' l!I : T . ~ 'I'. ':!O. fi'ort.11 -011<· CARL N J;;LSON G enerctl Course f' ho rns 'lG. ·11. '18, ·rn , '20 ; Al'isto '18. ·rn. ·20: Glee Club 'Hl, '20; R. 0. T . C. 1st Sel'ge an t ·rn. ·20: 0. anll 8. Cluh ·20; CT i. Y. ·1 s : "Rr>R n·s H1·i,1 e·· ·20. HliT 11 nrc r;: sox r·n11 ro r l'1·rpnralory ('ho rn s ·n. ·rn. ·rn. '20: )fcl'l'y n1 ccs ·rn. Glee Cluh ·1 n. ·20 : L llmnian ) lel'l'y ~l ees ' 18 : ,\ lphas ·1 8. 'lfl. '2 0: A lph a Vi c0 f'1·0sill en1· '1!"1: Alph a l'1·esill ent '20: " flurry! I IL11Ty ! I lu n .v ! ! .. ·20: ~lu i<-a l Ar>JHec ia ti on ·20: J;;ch oes Sta fl' ·rn. '20. b'ort 11 -t100 1-:11:'\A I. .. J J·: :'\:-;J·: :'\ "l\·ormal Gn ur.r..: f' f 'horns ·1r.. ·1 1 . '1 .'-'. ·1!1: T . :"\ .'I'. 1.1.flYJI ~I. <T ~DJJ:'\1 ;:-; Gf'11 r n1 1 Cn 111·.r..: ,· ('a il et ·1 s. ' 1!1 : It. 11. 'I'. 1'· ' 1!I. ' :.!II : <'ol'- porn l '20. J-:f)J'J' I J :-;TJ-:1'1 I I·::'\ :-; (Jf·nr ra l Un 11rsf' HOHF.HT f;P I XK f'rillrr1 c /•rt'Jirtrrtl n r u t ·11 o r11 R '17 : Le Cerc le F1 nn ni : Philonrn l'hian ·1s . ' ]!\. ·20: l'hilomnlhi:rn R1•rr1•- l:tr,\· ·1n: ''The l 1rivn t 1• Nrc 1·l'tnl'y" '20: In1 .. 1·-,;ociel y lleha t r ·20: llrclnmnl:o 1·y ('on - lr·• t· ' 1(): E f'hor' St·nlT: '1!1. ':!fl: Ann11nl ,;1 n1T: ·20. ll Ell\'!C: :\'YI IOL:\[ Non 11 cil Co u rse (:irl l':Hlcl ']7: ('ho rn ' ·10. ·2n. I' IX' I L E . HOOTI! 1·1ior11 ' ·11 . ' J ,<:. ·1n. ·20 : n el t n T nn ' 1!1. ·2 0. Fl1A'.\:K SPET:\IAX 1?1rn i11 c.<s Cn11rsr It. 0. T. C. :-;,•rgenn t : Ari , t Melinn ·1s . 'l!l. ·20. :\IA!t<:AT:F.T E G A'.\: n11 -< i11 rss Co 11 rnr 1·11 ~ ' 17. . ']!I. ':.!II Porl 11- /11 rcc ·:~ ·: R HA('fDIA:-1 l~ 1t i11 c8.s G0 11 nw 'Y f':1d"t ·1 G, '17. '18. ' l(): Se1·i:;eant Majo1· ' 18. ']!) : H. 0. 'l'. ('. J:n . All.iulnnt '](), '20. OO l:OT II Y l·' lt l ED Co llc!J c Prr JJ11mf ory Ch ol'us '18. 'l!), ''.!0: ~ Yo u Lik e It" ·20: Cliosophi an ''.!fl. i" u1·f 11·fu11r \!.\HI I·: \I I·: I: I: I I. I. Co ll c 11 r /'r 1·1"1 r"t'"'.ll C ' h<>l'll S ' 17 . ' l S, ' I ~I. ' :!I I . /Ju s i11 r88 ( 'uursl' <;J,·1• ( ' l11h 'I !I, ':.!O . N11 s i11<'ss ('1111 rs f ' ( ' l1111·11 s ' ll i. ' 17, ' IS. ')!I, ' :.!fl 111·::'\HY T. .• n : :--:sE:'\ r. c 11 ,.rol Co urse ('h111·11 s ·1n. ' :!O: Ai·i8t o tr•lian ' lR. ' l!l. ':!O: I·:eho0,; Rtatr 'l!l, ':!11: " st op Thie!'" ''.!O: J:nskd hall 'J!l, ':!ti: HPPl'l'ti0Htnl' i,·c F oot· 11;, 11 ·rn. l.OIS I·: I.I.10'1' G cu r rol Cn11 r .... ·r· .\lpha '1!1. ·20: fnf i· ~nl'i ty lll• h:1h • ' :!ti : ('hurus: '11111-r.v~ ll11 r r,\·: 11111'1 .Y'.~" ':!II . ( : I·: HTI:l ' lll·: (:fLI :'\RK'l .H11 s i11 n;s (J u11rs c <'hu1·u:-; ']~. '1!1 , ':!t) : l 'liu:-;11p hi 11u ':!O \\'.\I.I..\( ' I·: II. \'I lSLEI: ( 'of11 ·y 1· J•rc11a ralol'!f ('h11r11,; ·1u. ·1 : Or"111·,; t1·:1 ·1s. ·1:1. ~I.\l:Y ('. :'\IX .\1urw al Cuursc ( 'h11r11 ,; 'I !I. ':!O: I·:rnll l' lphian ' l !l. ' :!O : l,t>l'l:uuntot·y '1!l: :\ l11 =--it: :1l .\ppr ec ia tion 'l!I. ':!O: T. :\. T. 'l!I. ':!11. Fo r/ 11 -tirr· l·: Ll /IAHJ-:T IT :\YllOL:\f Yormal Co nr8 AB8 GQf,U l·::\BI-:ltf; GPn cral Conrsc F1·1·sltm:1 11 l >rclnmntor.v 'lG: :\l i11slT el Show 'l!l: l 'hilomal hiun ' lG, ' 17. ·1x; ' l !), ':!IJ : T'hi lomath ian \"i ce Presiden t ·20: lnt Pr-Society D eb at r ·20 : R. 0 . 'l'. C:. <::01·- porn l ' 20 : IL (). T. l '. \\"1·est l ing 'l'o11rnamen t ; rt. 0 . T . C. I:oacl Show: Busin ess :\[an np;er Om ah a I Jc •hntc • ' :!O ; l{cprnsentat i ve memb1•r C. of t •. ":.!O. t<orly-si:c l t l "T ll \ l.\TIJI:-; (it' lllTlff ( 'u tt ,.,... , . 1·:.\I.\I.\ l ' l·:T1·: 1t:-;1-: :\ .\'r1J"JJ1f1 { U f/11 /"S t ' ( "IJ u l"l lS: 'I'. :\. 'I'. \111.1..\ I: ll II. l~Jt. \:-; :\ ·: (ir' l/f T lf / ( 'olf l 'sf' J'hi lo111 :1 11l in n 1~1. ':.!n l ::111d · 1~1. ' :!11 : f lrc ileslr:t ':!II : I 're lit•s l l":t l'rt•s il lt• n l ' :!i i . llAI:ltY ~TI ·: \'I ::\:::;():\' Co ll c!IC l'r c1H11·a /ory A1·is tolelian '1 7. 'lS, 'l!l, ':!O: At·istotelinn l' t il I',\" . , n : .A ri stutPI inn Pn~s t• n t '20 : I 11tt ·i y l >elJatc '18 : lnte r- 8chola stk llphat t• ' 1!1: Trian;.:ul a r Jlc ha t1· ':!O : De· d:1mnto 1·y ':!O : ··T ht> Jiig- lllca" '10: " PruflP ll a .. ·10: ~top L'hief " ':!11 : ~I' )lan- <l .L!PI' "(:ret•n ~to c· king- s" : " It" Pa ·~ to .\ 1J\·p1·1 ise" '1 S : Oma hot lle lJ atl' ':!tl : ( 'a<kt '1 7 . ' 1.'i: l'aptain I:. o. 'I' . l ' . ' :!O: 8 <'cl'l'lo11·y 0 . anrl ~. l'luh ':!II: Hand ' 18: Or· l' hl'sl:r:t ' lS, 'lfl. ':!O: Tre asu1·c 1· uf HaT!cl 'ls: Ch o rus 'J7. ·1s. ' 1!1. ':!ll. ll . l'AT lLJ:\E HllA:\:::;O:\ ('11/11 '(/< ' i' l'C/l(l '/'({/ 0 1'!/ t'llo1·11 s ' 17 . .. .~. ·1n. ·10 : <:h·c l ' l11il ·1 . ' :.!n : ~J (• r1',\' <: 1 .. ,.s '17 . ·1s: Alpha s ·1s . 'l !l. ':! II: " l ' 1·11nl' lla" ' l!I : "AS Yo u Like• It " ':!O : ~l tl" ka l App1·0ci ati o n 'l!J. ':!O: S panis h l ' l111> ' :!O. f' EC'IL KE I: :\l·:Y JJ11 s i11css Co 11.,.,,. Cliosophic ':!O. C:EOI:U I·: ~A:\l'llA General Co11rsc .\ristnll' liau 'J7 ·is . ·10 . ·20 : L' a dl'I '](;, ' 1 7 . ·1s. 'l!l: l 'aptain ':!O: n. and S. ('Jul> ' l !I. ':!ti: Ii i. \'. '17: Foothall 'J7. 'J S : n a nd '17. ' l S : (l1·"11L'S il':l 'lS: "Ii- J•a ,·s t·o Ad YCr· rise" 'J:::;: " .l'r1111cl la " 'l!l : "~t p Thi ef" ·2 0 . EL l /,.\J:I·:TJI LE\\'I~ Coll<'!IC l'n ·1w rn l or!I l 'h o rus 'J S, 'Jfl. ':!() : Alpha 'J!I. ':!O: ,\Jph a Sec r e t a r y ·20 : " l' n1111 ·Ila " 'J!l : G irl ('acl c t '17: In te r- Society I>eil;tt L' ':.!t). 11-:ltl:I [ l'f-:Tl·: HSEN r'o lle1Je f'rrp omtoru A 1·i sto : "l'n1nella'' '18: " !furry ! ll t1l'l'.Y ~ Jr11n·y ! !"" "1.'l: Semi-Fin a l l lecl am. "18. ~[ AU!m A. l'H YO H No rmal Co nrse Cho rus ' lG. ·20. F11 rt11-ei1Jill (i1 u crul (,'011r s 1· 111 11"1 : !..\S l ' l·:Tl·: l: S11:\ (i t; llfTfl f (.,'fJll /".'if ' 11 l·: J.I·: :\ SI ' 111·: :\t ·1.; G c 11 c n 1t C o11r8f' (,' oflt'!/ C /11't '/ Hlrffl01'.I/ ( '110 1·11:-: '17. ·1,....;. '1 fl. ':!O: A 1·b1·ott•lian ·11. ·1.':. ·10. ·:!n: AriRIOlt•lian t· µ: nt nt a 1·ms '1 fl : .A 1·i:.;t·ot·r·I ian Tn•nR 11re1· ':!O : ( 'ach'f· ·11;. 17. '18. ·rn: IL 0. 'I' . (' . 1 st· l.iP11 tenn n t ':!O: (;J~c (' l11 L• Tl. ' JS, ·1n. ·:!o: :\fins lTCI ~h ow '1!1: " 'l'h c Iiiµ: Iden" ·1!l: "l'nmc ll a" ·1 !I: to p 'l'hief" ·:!o: n. and ~. ( ·1111> ' 20: ··n o·:·m·s n1·ide" ':!O. i.1·:11:\E P . r:oo 11 E:>1 nus illl'SS C o11rg1• t ·11,,rns ·t7. ·1 .-:. ·10. ·:!n: Erncle lphian ·i.-:. ··1!1 . '20. I I l·: U ::\' SL' l I U J.TZ Gcucral Co nrsc 'J'IIEltO:\ TA:\ J.EY l ' J·:'l'J·:HsE:\ B11 s i11 C8S Coursf' 1:. o. •r. c. ·1n. ·:!n. :\ l·:Y.\ .Jt :\ :~ Cullf'!/C /' n '/) ((l'fl lr11·y l'h <11·ns ·1s. '1!l. ·:!n: \ll'('h t'slt·a ·1!1: (; lee t 'I nlJ 'l!I , ':!u : ~!Pn y t : leL's ·1 s : A I pha \°i ce l'l'csid c nt ·:2n : " ll11rry ! 11111'1',. ! ll11l'l'Y ! !" ':!O: "As Yo ll Likt• I 1·· ·:!u : mi-Fiunls l• cc lam. ·:!o. 1-'u r l .11 · 11 i 11 c llAHO LI J :'\EL :';():'\ lJ11 8i11 cJ:Js Co nr8c Al'i s1 .. 1elian 'l!l. ':!O: l•oothn ll ·17 : Ht•p 1·1·- SP11 tnlivl' F oo thn ll ' 18. ' l!J: He p1·cs1•11ta t ivl' r:askp l·lrn ll "! n . . :!fl: lfond '17 : "Stop Thief" ·20 : \\"rcs tl ing '1'011rna ment ':20. Fi{/ II IJO ltOTI I x I I l·::x 111·: 1rno:x Co l/cue Preparat ory Ch o rns '17. ·1 . ·1n. ·:!n ~l.\lt1 \l tl ·: T .\I \!~I I .'\ H11 s i11, ·ss (' v11rs , · .\l:Tl l l . l: l'l ·:· 1:~1 I .'\ U11 8 i11' "","( t '11 11 1·s 1· 1::i1al l io11 :--;1 ·1·gp:1 11 t .\l:i j or I:. ( >. T . ( ·. ' l ! I : 11. :ind s. l' l11li · 1:1. ':!11 . ( ' 1·:<' 11 . ·: \'.\:'\~ 1111:\.\1.il 1·:111.EBS Uf'Ht'l'fll Cuursc Foul hall · 1!1 : .\1·i s lnlelian ·1n. ·:w : 1:. U . T . < '. ( 'urpur:tl ·1 !l, ·:!u. Xur111rtl ('ourNr' .\lph:t · 17, 'lS. ' l !I. ':!ll : l11 1f•r-Snd1•ly i ll'- lntfl' ' 1!1: "llt11'1'y ! flurry ! llt1 1Ty ! !" ':!O : T ~. 'I'. \ ' i <'t ' I 'rt>:-;i d1 •11t ":!II : ( 'l101·u:-; . U11 s i11c'ss <'uursc <'li111·11:-; ]~ . 'JO. ·~o: C liosnphiau ':!O \\. 11.1.1.UI <'1:1 ~I U 1·1u"ra / ( 'u 11 1"" '' O LGA Cllltl STIA:'\S J·::'\ N onnal Cour se E LI AS LAH S E:'\ (Jr•11 rT(t/ Cours e Hcpr escn t a ti ve HasketfJa ll ·1 !J, ':!O l :'\ l•:z LOHE'L'T A IU-:J ;i.; Surma / Course Chorus :'\ul 1·cp1·esen t.cd b.Y p ict u r e becaus of i ll110ss F ift 11-t1ro Gt' Jl ('J'tl/ C fJllJ'H ( ' Frpslima11 l>l'c·lamnt or.v ·1 1; : ('lnss Trnl'J;: 'Iii: <'lass Bnsl'li:t l l ·1n: ( ' l:tss n nsJ.:1·t lin ll ·11; : .. Iii Y .. ·1n : I:1·p 1'<•sp11 t·ath·,. F11111li:rll 'l T. ' ]!) : HP)ll'l's•·ntatin· Jlask1• 1l1a ll · 17 . · 1:-; . ·1n. ':!(): ( ':t d l'I ' I T : T r1 •:1s111·1·r .f 1111 i11r l 'fn ss 'J!): ( ;(Cf' l'f11ii 'l!I. ' :!II : I). :tlld S . I ' 111 11 ' :!II : 1st ~Pa 111 IL o . 'I'. ( '. ' :!II : "As Yon l.ik1• I t .. '20: : l'r ize \\"r1·:-: t ling '1'1J 111·11:1111t' 11 l ":.!II. o.talrnhar nf o.tlann ( 1g1fi-1920) .S PRI NG (Freshman) Spring is the tim e o f all growing things, fr esh am! ve rdant in th eir new life. The Freshman is in his gree n time o f life- young, immature and in ex peri enced . \ V c, th e Class o f ' 20, in 19r6 we re th e Freshmen o f C. B. H . S. ! Green a nd s\\·cet in o ur cl c\\'y inn ocence, we in this spring of our career, received the first seeds o i lrnm\"l cclge and felt th e pull o f the pl ow in cultiva tion. A ltho ug h our sto re o f kn o\\'l edge wa s very small , we were not dull or un enthusiastic. \Ve de 111 o nstratc cl to the upper-cl assmcn \\'hat an ideal F r eshman Class is, by plung ing headl o ng into th e activiti es of school life. ,\t th e terminati o n of the school year. 1917, we were \Y ell represented in th e literary, musical , a thletic and military organizations. Thus, our g ro\\·ing life \\·a s streng th en ed and cultivated. S L :--1 :\fE R (Sophomore) :\I arch " ·inds a nd April shO\Ycrs broug ht forth an abundance o f May Ao\\·- crs and th e summe r tim e of our hig h school career. whe re th e skies were bluer a nd th e sun \\-CU-mer, \\·as upon us hcfo rc we were conscious o f it . . lly this time, " ·c held o ur heads very hi g h and many of our members blossomed o ut into th e g lee clubs. the newly organi zed band. th e foot ba ll and ba sket ba ll teams, th e Echoes staff ancl the Inter-Soc iety debates. Il ut soo n " ·c \\·ere longin g for th e more disting uished titl e o f Juni or, \\·he re we wo uld occupy th e di g nifi ed position o f Junior Class. AUT U M N (Junior) Tn school li fe a s in nature, th ere is an autumn, \\·here th e fo liage is ve ry brilliant a nd th e fruit very ri ch. \Ve harvested the fruits o f our ea rl y pla ntin f)" and " ·ith that came o ur ···Thanksgivin g "-thankful that \Y e were soon to ~ Seni o rs. The brilliancy o f our foli age and th e ri chn ess o f our fruit \\·a s the result o f ma ny successes in va rious activiti es, especially in deba ting and a thleti cs. \V fN T E R (Se ni o r) Now in our fo urth year, the seeds o f our new life . derived from fo ur Yea rs' stud_,._ arc sto red away to a\\·ait th e call o f th e coming spring . \\·hen they- shall pu sh forth into th e new world. This mome ntous ,·ear in th e histo ry o f this class has been a no less eventful o n e in th e histor y of the sc hool. ·with the org ani za tion o f an R. O. T. C., two iitcrary soc ieti es. a cartoon club and three fore ig n lan g uage clubs, \\·e realize th e c·ntcrprisin g nature of student life in C. n. H . S. ~ 0.fany o f th e Class of ' 20. who hith e1·to had been in differ ent to\\·arcl th e vari o us ac tiviti es. have been a ro used to action in th ese o rg ani za tio ns. I'\e \\- liberty a ncl freedom o f action. characteristic of this Yea r, has ind eed tended to cleYe I°op se lf-control and initia tive, ncecl ccl. so much. in th e life after gTad uatio n. \i\lc cann o t close this chroni cle \\·ithout a " ·orcl to th e Juni or C lass. " ·h o will soon be call ee! upon to fill our vaca nt cha irs. The Cb ss o f ' 20 has "foug-ht a g ood figh t : has finished her co urse : ha s kept t he fa ith. " Sec tha t ,-ou. th'cn. " ·h o a rc left to ta ke up her work. shall pro fit hy h er example a ncl th at ,·0 u. too . shall "blaze new trials" fo r th e g·lory n f om high school. \·o urselves. a nd a better c iti ze nship. -GERTRUDE LI N COL N . F'·ifty-t11 rrc i!\rur lattnns It \\"as du k ; a stilln ess, um1 sual in >:" ew York Cit\·. ha d fall c 11 o n-r i:ifth .-\venue. Two men walked hurri edly al o ng th e street co11 ve rsi11g i11 lo \\·. L' ar11L'sl to nes. udden ly th ey turn ed in front o f a large o lcl br0\\"11 Sto nc !llansio n . Th e iro n gate in th e hi g h iron fence creaked as th ey pa sse d th ro ug h . but th ey \\"l•rc un conscio u · of its sound . T he men \\·ere quite o blivi o u s o f the ba lmy air a11d the Jun e fra g ranc e as th ey climbed th e sto ne ste ps a nd rang the b ell imp ti ntl~ -. T he tall er o f the two men sa id \\·ith an a ir o f cl ctc r111i11 atio n , " \\·e mu st ha\-C thl' money. f r with out it \re \\·ill be un able to reveal th ese wo nd e rs to th e \\·oriel. " Jap se rva nt admitted th em to the spaci o us libra ry. ..\ gentlc111a11 . l'\·ide ntly the O\rn er of the house, came forward to g reet t he 111 . J Le ha d a distin g uished mann er and hea rin g. O ne acquainted \\·ith >: e \\. Y o rk \\·01ilcl h:l\T recogni zed him a head of th e city's la rgest a nd oldest >:ati n nal l\ank. a man of influ ence and power. Dut any memb er o f th e Class o f '20, C. IL 1-1 . S . \\·01ild ha vc recogni zed their class presid ent. Henry \ Vageck . T-! is g uests \\" C IT I 'rokssor F rederi ck D uerr. head of the D epartment of Psycho logy at I larva rd. a ncl :\Ir. :\f alco lm Howe, l'h. D., autho r of a no table treatise o n :\l c taphysics. ''When T hea rrl , ;\[r. I-fowe, that you ,,·e re in the city . l called up I 'rofcssor D uerr and asked him to arrange this meeting,' ' said i\fr. \i\Tagec k . ' 'T a 111 se ri o u sly co nside rin g the presentation of a la rge endowment fo r psychic r esearch lo Columbia C ni vc rsity. You gentlemen mu st demo nstrate to 111 c t his eve nin g·. beyond th e haclow o f a doubt. th e existenc e o f spiritual co111111unicatiu 11 ." i\Ialcolm and Frederi ck looked a t each o th er se rio usly a nd th en smiled. fo r they had already formul ated a plan that would co nvince th e financi er a 11cl thu s secure fu ncls fo r resea rch \\'Ork. T he three men seated themselves a ro und a massive, carved tabl e. The lig hts we re extinguished save for one fli ckerin g candle. Tn the clim background co uld be see n the faint o utlin es o f a hin esc id ol, a la rg e crystal g lo b e. a nd a g liste nin g scimitcr suspe nded from the \mil. Th ey we re in the oclclly furnis h ed study of the wealthy coll ector o f antiques. O n the ma ssiv e table in front of them \ras a O uija hoard. " Have th e O uij a spell out the acco mplishments o f th e class o f '20, C. IL JI. S .. " . ug·gestccl M r. Vlageck. T hey all became sil ent. A ft er seve ral 111.olll cnts o f te nse waiting th e 0 11ij a . movin g slO\rl y at first. bega n to spe ll o ut in ve rse . th e fo ll o \\·ing lin es: "J oc Sirn nnson, a jc \\·elcr, mak es wonderful clocks. J ohn ·1..:: i111hall. a clrumrn cr, sells pun cture-proof soc ks. \\T ilson D o uglass, th schola r, is cl ean of a coll ege . T o rn P yper, an a 11 thor. is fa med fo r his kn owledge. L ester R oclman's marin e band ha s just sailed for Crete. b'if/ JJ -(0111" Ccorge \ \f ri g h t is a la\\·yer. \\·ith \\·ho rn no ne ca n compete. R o bert Spink 1nitcs t he ai r 11 e11·s. in a balloon. IJillnn l\ oss. a n ex pl o re r, tri e cl th e he ig h ts to th e moon . \ I c rria111 I 'etcrso n run s an ice skatin g rink. J o hn l landsc h1· i111·e11ted a boat t hat 11·011' t sink. I \uzz ~ast ncl lectures o n 'I-J 011· I raised a mo ustach e.' J nry l)yper is promin ent in the presid ential clash. Lesli e \\'ilcl has disconrccl a metal. most p rec io us. Ccorgc Sa ncha got pinched fo r bein g too g rac io us. Robert I 'attn n hcca111 e goYe rn o r of l owa State. /'.e lda \larks got married a ncl t hu s met h er fate. J acob \\'hit ehoo k 11Til es stories 0 11 s11·eet cou ntry li fe. l\ o b l\l _l't he's to urin g T urk ey in sea r ch o f a wife. R o be rt Cole has a job i11 a fln e butcher sh op. Leo :\lhe rti gTe\\' rich 0 11 a Ca nada ll' heat crop. E 1·a Rea ms is an actress of s0me re11 0 11·11 . ,\Ifrcd l\car clsley is mayor o f a small mining· to\\'11. ( ;co rg·c Leme n. a n e ng ra Vl'r, <In es ve ry flne 11·ork. \I ill a rcl 1-..: ra s nc is an effic ient shoe cle rk. l\ oss ~odcn. hclie\'C' me. is some aviato r. l'au l \l o n tg·omcry co ntrols a la rg·e gTa in elevator. I \oy cl I 'atte rsn n clesig·ns classy g·irls' togs. \ Vi lli am Crum 's ho ldin g·s arc a ll in peat bogs. K:it hry 11 Cheyne, as a ho use11·ife. kn o 11·s 11·ell he r duti es. Forrest l\ro uson extermin ates Jun e bugs and cooties. \ Vy man \ Vi lli ams is capta in o f a tug boat . . \cl a ;\Jartin's a sta r of great mcwie note. " T he O uij a hesitated, th e n rushed 0 11 in g r ea t haste. but no longe r in rhyme . "Jack \ Vilcox has co nvert ed the W ilc nx g ree nh o uses in to a large sola r sanita rium . o f which he is manage r. 11 arry Stevenson . an emin ent ph ysician o f O ma ha . has just been call ed to \\'as hin gto n to he physician to the l'rcsicl e nt. I 'aulin e Uranson and Ruth Dick s1rn a r c bot h in T~en . rev isin g; th e la\\·s that di1·orces may be ll:ss easi ly obtain ed. \' e ra Raph run s a model short ordn resta uran t in :\laska. l\ut h \ \i hi tc is national presiden t of t he .\nti-tobacco league. C laclys t\bel. Dorthy Fa ul. :\larj n ri e .\ lcxa nd er. Dena J e nse n. ancl G retc hen mpki c arc no 11· faculty members o f the Coun c il 11luffs 1-1 ig h School." T his la st bit o f informatio n pro1·ecl inte re sting t,1 t he men. "Littl e did 11·e th ink th at any of our classmates 11·01il d become teachers in o ld C.H. T-:T . S." said \Ir. \ Vageck. Fifty-fi1·r "Yes, but now it seems a more \\·orthy wo rk than wh en we we re students,' ' said :\Ir. H O\\·e. Professor Duerr spoke, "T hat is life; some must blaze th e wa y a ncl pa y the price. It is now a hig hly paid pro fe . sion. In o ur cl ay t he teac h ers co ulcl scarcely pay their board bills." Aga in the men bent ove r the table listenin g to furth er revcbti o n s. "Lll) nl Cummin gs is instructor in chemistry at Ucrk cley U ni ve rsity. E rn est Cuni e is the C. D. H. S. football coach. F reel Uucknam teaches ma nu a l training- in :111 Indian reserva tion scho I. Re\'. Robe rt Ca ug hey, D elph a J en se n, Clacly s Bucha nan and T helma Duzza left \: cw York last week to cl n missio na r y wo rk in K orea fo r the Baptist Church. Ann e De \Vitt has ente red th e poli tical a r ena and is now candidate for U . S. representative in th e L eague o f N atio ns. D e na and -:\Iargaret r\ c\am on have a fa shi onable ha ir dressing pa rl o r in Co un cil LHuffs. Daisy :Muncie teaches music in Smith Coll ege. lph S mi t h and 1:r a nk Spetman , as detective s, have distinguished themselves. :\be Cold enhe rg;. a wealthy \\·estern ran chman, devotes his time and money to rcc la i111in g- t h e Ari zona desert." :\Ir. H owe smiled at this last news. " I really ex pec ted to find Abe president of the J\ational Chamber o f Comme rce. Yo u knO\\" he repr ese nted th e Philos in th e C. D. Commercial Club wh en we were in school. " T hen th e seance was resumed. "Gordon Fent is physician to the J(in g of Siam. R oy Smi th a nd .-\ rt hur Peterson are ac robats play ing th e O rphcum Circuit. Lucill e Swanso n uses her \\·onclcrful sopra no voice to qui et the a nimals in th e Ri ng lin g Circus. This brin gs her more money tha n her co ncert to urs. Roy 1-Jenderson has made milli ons out of his patented non-collapsible foldin g cup. T helma Pohl , Jone I 'uryear and Helen Schenck are empl oye d by a large "N cw York firm as clress d esigners. Lorin Ha\\·es, the noted chemist a nd his assistant, Peter J e nsen , ha ve disco vered a Aesh rcclu ccr an d a rc rapidl y red ucing the heavy \\·eig h ts o f the \\·oriel, thus prolong in g life. Fc rclin a ncl i(rausc ancl Gusta f L in dberg , bo th civi l eng ineers, have accepted a contract to buil cl a railroad ove r th e mo un ta in s in South Ameri ca. Carl Nelson run s a shoe shin ing pa rl or for the u ppe r fiv e hun - dred in New York ." Here the O uij a hesitated, then dashed o n. "Thereo n Peterse n is managing editor o f the :\fonpa rcil in Coun cil I :lu ffs. Clarence Epperson is a member. of the eclitori al staff wh il e Doroth y H cn\·ig- a n cl F ern 1-Iansc n are th e society report ers. i\Iilclrecl Gra ssfi clcl is to run fo r mayo r of Council Dluffs in the spring electio n. Lynn Sweeny is at prese nt co u nty treas urer. " "It cl ocs look as if women woulcl soo n dominate politi cs," remarke cl ;\ Ir. Howe . "Even a t prese nt they hold half of th e publi c o ffi ces in th e U ni ted States. I disapprove !" b'if111·sia; :\gain th l'y place d th ei r finge r;; lig-htl:- u 11 th e O uija ho a rd : .. l~u sse l l~ayburn 1Tce11lly ad.lressecl lh l' m e mbe rs o f th (• :\atiun a l Snc ie t y uf Scientists 0 11 '\-cgelablcs (;rn11·11 o n th e l'la ne t, :\Lars.· GLTtrucl e l\ a rslo 11-'s latest sc narin . '\\.hy J)o Y o u :\lake Those ~yes at :\l e .' is 0 11 at the Str;rnd tonight. To ayl)ic] a h ca ltli-racJ..: i11 g. fa shi o nabl e 11"e clrling. Urrcl .\ lckinley e lo ped r ece ntly 11·ith a 11Tall hy farmer. :\ Ja r:· L o uise Ti nlc:-. E dith StL·ph e ns a nd Irma Suttun arc E11g·lish t e;ic h e rs in hig·h s ci w eds in France . 11 el en lrnlt . in company 11·ith .\ laude l'ryo r. 11·a;; arr estl' d abo1·e th e capit1 )l bui ld in g· at \\-ashing-ton for rec kless clri1·i11g of hn pla11l'. i J;1ni e t J o hn so n and \ 'nne !(eating· h u th han· !-?.·u 1·ernn1e11t p ositi u n s in 1 k 11 o lu!t1. L o ttie _lnlrns u 11 a nd E li zahetl1 Le11·is rece ntl y sold th e ir lat est pil'lme. ;i sple ndid exa rnpk nf thl' futurist ic type n f ;1rl. fo r $75.000." .\Ir. \ \.ag·cck g·lanc ed r his slrnuldn ancl chanced h ) Sl'L' a sta rt ling· h eadlin e in the 1"e 1ing· Times. .. 1( 11\'a .\rtists S ell l'ii:tm e t11 \ 'a nckrbilt. th e \\-e allhy St eel .\l ag·n atc." The re cou ld he no d il uht hut th at thL· l )uija 11"as tl'lling· the truth . .\Ir. \\-aged; did lllll 111 e 11ti!\1 1 his o h sc n·ati1)11 s hut sile ntly jc·it1L·<l th e I 11·0 profcssl)rs . .. ula k leeh is e 111pl uyc cl as a tr;w e ling· salesl;:idy by a fJ, >11is 1·ille concern. Con sta n ce .\le.\ I anu s. :\ la rgue ril e :\lal o ncy . i:t·a nces ( h1rc n and l\essie l'i ckering kin· o rgani ze d a bachel o r 111aid< club fo r th e purpose of pl ac ing; 11«rn1c11 u pL)n an equa l bu sin ess lcn·l 11·ith m e n . C e rtrucl e L in coln and H.ill a .\I ung·cr h an· compktecl a b oo k . ·_J-1 011· to \\.ri te LoYe Letters.' 11- hi ch is no 11· in gTca t d e rn a n cl . Th e ir idea o ri g inated in .\Ir. l'a luka's Eng·lish c la ss in o ld C. I:. I \cssie I 'cte rs. assi;;te d by J l cch ·ig ":\yh o lm and l~uth .\l a this. h as sta r ted an aest he ti c dancing· class in Co un c il I :luffs. .\I ary :\1 ix is running a GOl·ernmen t rnatri111 o ni a l ag·e11 cy at Lon·lancl. 10 1\'a . Elizabe th J\ y l10l111is 11·iie o f th e l._ S . . \mh as~ado r t o Japan ... . \t this po int. l'rofesso r Dt1err cha nced tl) look up and 1ya:-; e n L·ounter ed by a bro ad g rin st ealing· 0 1·cr .\Ir.] l1ll\'l.'·s face ... l\ e 111 c 111he r t he _l1mi (1 r ancl ni r scraps. :'llaknrn ? _[ ne1·er ;; hall fn rgct th em! It's a 11·1)tHlcr that l'rin cipa l (;_ \\ -_ !( irn r ele nt ed s ufli c ie ntll· t o al lo 11- u s to graduate ... It 1\'as se 1·eral minut es lw fn re th e ir ren1inisc vn u·..; cL·a..;cd ;1ml th e\· H' 't1111e cl the ir ta sk . .. 111111a I 'etn:-; 0 11 and CraCL' I 'hillips arc rnn11in g- a d ry l·kan ing· L'Stah lish111 ent in ,\rizo na . (l lga L'hrisle11 sc 11 a tHl l·'aye Cogky a r L' suc cc..;siul ;; h (irt st()ry 11-rilcrs fo r a L o nd n n maga zin e . l\uth l">opn is ju:-;tice nf the peace and e clit()r of a nc 11·spape r in ·:\co la. l m 1·a. :\I a rga re t [g·a11 and L 1) i,; E lli L·l1t edi t a pl1-'·;;il·al cultt1rc 111 aga zi11c. Lthcl Ells11·o rlh i;; prc;;ident of the :\ ati(111 a l ~.,L·icty f"r t h L· pre 1·c11ti() Jl n f cruelty tl) a11i111als. (~lad, :-; 1::rick s" 11 i:-; i111pn 11·i11g· tlw puhli c h callh tlinrngh he r lect uH·;; u1H1n 111 c 11l a l hci.ling·. .\ la cl e le ne 1:is he r lune-; pia11<ls f< ir orc hestras. l\ c1·a ( ;ilin s k y is ;1 st1 cccssiul lntsim·ss 11·0111 a n i11 .\t1 st ralia ... .. It i;; rc111 a rkahle ... ..; aid .\Ir. \\.;-i gl·ck . .. ,,·hat a great 1·ari et _1 · 11f 1>LTtlj>;11i,1 11 s pi f f .IJ ·.<C /'I' II there arc in \\·hich one may mak e a success. \Vith ve ry few exce pti o ns practical!:· every member of the C. B. I-L S. Class of ' 20 is engaged in a diffe r ent \\·ork." Then the O uija again broke into so rn e\\·hat metrical lin es . .. 'vVho said :Marie Merrill would never be kn0\\"11 ? ] I er vo ice is h er fort 1111 c \\·herever she roams. T hen th ere's Glach·s Hanse n, a pianist o f n o te. ThL·y ra\"c o'e r her playing in g reat boats aAoat.- "\1"cva J on es. a n artist. d e co rates til e homes of the poor and Doston supports her in \\·ords t hat cncl11rc. \lyra I( e lk.\· and Cecil Ke rn ey arc g reat architects. In replanni ng cities th ey're n ever pe rplcxecl. Rachael "\i[ontgomcry a ncl Gladys lJickcy-the o ne 's in a te le ph o n e o ffi ce you'll sec, the oth er presides in a hospital g rea t. T h e re sh e cures c ltildrc n from over the state. The presid ent o f U ruguay recent!:· bo ug·ht a h and painted bO\d whi ch Esth er Terry wrought. Cleo A twatcr is a morl cl home keeper. Ed na Dany on suffrage is knO\\·n as some speaker. Leone Gooc.lcn's a dress re form agitator. O pal Darada's a farmer ancl train s alligators. E ln ora Hacllund writes children's stori es, exc itingly to lcl. Dorothy F ri ed fa shi ons jc\YClry of silv er a ncl gold. Dorothy H end erson writes so ngs, sure to entrance. Rae Bercu and Gladys Drown are living in !-ranee. E unice I-fake has gai ned some fam e as a poe t. Cecil Dooth's marri ed well but somehow doesn't kn ow it. I-fazcl Chapman has written a great Christmas carol. Delbert Daker descends N iagara in a barrel. Charles Streete r, a farm er, raises record corn crops. Leste r Bachman, a merchant, run s seve ral pa\\"11 shops. Bob Gray, one time maj or, is no w an oil mag nate. E lmer l\[oen's at Palm TJ cach as chief chef o f late . Harry Grote makes comi c record s fo r ph onograph s. In ez Reese, a nimal trainer, is foncl o f giraffes. I-Jarrict Buchanan a nd Cecil Evans cl o skill ed nec cllc wo rk. Ge rtrude Gilinsky, successful in busin ess, is not knm\"11 tn shi rk . Chi ef chauffeur to the president is T horwalc.I O lse n. r\ trusted bank cashier in Canada is Harold Nelson . Don E hlers, a ve terinary, heals sick animals. \ 1Va ll acc Voslcr's wri tin g a book, '\ry Experi ence vVit h Cann iba ls.' r\n interi or cl ccorator of E uropean fame is Jn ell Milisen. E ng in eer of th e Los J\ngelcs limited is Douglas :l'cte rson. i\faclge 1-:finkel's in th e f'hilippin cs in government empl oy. Kenn eth \,Yolfc manufac tures candie s yo u'd surely enj oy. E cln a Larsen's a sten ographer in his employ.'' Fifl11-e iul1t T he O uij a pa used th en wrote : ··1 have recorded fa ith fully th e accomplishments o f t he Cla ss o f ·20:· i\Ir. l-IO\\" e a nd i\[r. D uerr looked triumpha ntly at each o ther and then furti vely rega rd ed l\[r. \ Vagcck . T he \Y ealt hy ma n \\·ore a puzzled expression, ;111 expression o f in creduli ty. J-T e lea ned back sik ntly fo r seyera l minu tes in his cha ir. S uddenly strikin g- the ta bl e \\·ith a ha ng he turn ed to the professors. ·· .e ntl emen, I shall g ra nt the encl0\n11 ent fun d." l\Ir. \i\Tag-cck then picked up a copy o f the T imes a nd t urn ed to the thea tri cal section \\·her e a n amazing bill ca ug·h t his eye. Tl-IE f'O LLIES O F 19-1-0 " r\ll star b eauty cast suppo rte d by th e ecce ntri c comedia n a nd da ncer. Steph en \!Vollma n." ' ' 'I'm takin g you t o th e f' olli es tonig ht ... sa id :-rr. \i\T ag;eck. T he shadO\\. by my fi ng er ca st D ivide s th e futur e from the pa st: n cfore it slee ps the unborn hour. Jn da rkn ess. a n cl be yon cl tl)y pO\\·er: I \ch in cl its unrcturnin g lin e. T he va nish ed ho ur. no lo ng er thi ne : O ne hour alo n e is in thy ha nds.- T he :\O\V on \\·hi ch th e sh,adO\\. stands. - \1,\ N DH . F ift11-11 i 11e Cordon .TC:\ !OH CLASS O FFICEnS <:rrcn Shnrpl s :\lo r rnw 3fu11inr.s :\!c)Jil len Th e Ju11 iur Class ha s made a n excelk11t s ho win rr du ri n g its ca r ee r. \Ve a r e al i\·e a n d ac ti n· a11tl iH~ o u1· h earty co-operatio n in a ll o f the b1·anches n f school work. :\ s F r eshme n we struggled ,·aliantly t ogeth e r and accompl ish ed a g reat deal. \\" c hcli c \·e t ha t we we re the stro ngest Freshman cla ss that eyer ente r ed C. B. H . S. :\ ,; Su 11m<HC ~;, we ranked hi g h a nd in spired a we amo ng t h e oth e1· c lasses. Tt i,; ,-n y u11u sual for a S o pho mo re to t ake part in a debate. but Kathe rin e :\Ic:\I illcn wa s o n the T11tcr-Socicty d ebate. Hobe rt ShaqJlc s r cc ci,·ccl the Gerne r :\[ edal in t he D ecla mato ry n 111ll',;t. ,,·hi ch i,; also a ra r e thing fo r a Suph o m,,rc. T h is yea r. \Y e began to fee l o u r i1npo rt a11 ce in the schn o l and we lonkcd d o w11 \\·ith p ity o n tho,:e n t far en o ugh ad- ,·a n ccd t o be e nro lled ,,·ith us. Truly it ,,·ould be sad to g rad uate from a ny o ther cla ss than that o i '2 1. .·\ s J 1mi ors \\·e h aY e h ig h ;iims and ambitio n s. a nd. mn r e. we a r c liYin g up t o thc n1. This year ha,.: been ou r g r eat est. Th e r e has been n o acti,·ity in whi ch the Junio r class ha s n; 1t been r epr ese n ted. In th e Tri an g ular deba te we we r e represented b v Fred M o r- r<>\\·. J 11 h11 'd cGee ancl hobe rt Sharnl es: in Int e r-Society by Ed na Cordnn. R o se elso n. Zelma Hays. Ka thryn Taylor a nd R o bert \ 1\Trill crt. In li te r a1·y ,,·ork we a r e far f1·om lacki n g-. J llnior <: k 1,·c had impo rta n t :rnd well played parts in the plays. The carto o nist fo r thl· E choe s. Ne el T o lli 11ge1-. is also o n e of us. l t i;; no t yd po,;sibl e to p ro phesy wha t will take pl ace a fte r we ha,·c stepped m ·c r the lH>nlt'r of Junio rcl n m ancl bccnme important Seni o rs, but \\" C bc lie,·e o nr prospects a r c c...· 11 cnu rag-111 µ: . . \11 d tll1 11· t 11 t h e· lllya l cla,;,; of ·20 1 'd ay lo n g· life a ncl prospe ro us d ays be in sto r e fo r thl'ttt. \\·e shall ah1·ays r emembe r them a ,.: •>u1· true frien d s. \Tile the Jumors realizin o- the sho rt c min er o f th e S eni o r C lass, h a n · Ct>11 - ' ' ::, . :--, descended to co-operat e \\·it h t he above sa id , e ven t ho it is clu e t() th e ir 1 1p - ·r essive nature and advanced yea rs, th at \\·e, th e Juni o r C lass, h a \·e li L· e n h e ld in suppressio n by fo rce, to a ssist by our supe ri n r ab ili ty to m a k e it p o ssilik t h a t this A nnual be a success, th ereby sacrific in g a n in sig ni fi ca nt po rti o n of o ur r L· 111 a rk - able o rig ina lity, whi ch coul d be uti lized by o ur kn o ck-o u t iss ue . in th e b e h a lf o f the above said cause. D ue to t he limited am o unt o f space a ll o \\·ec\ u s. it " ·as not wi thin o ur power to g ive free r eig n to o u r r em a rk a b le a biliti es. eve n t·h u those, who come a nd go a yea r be fo r e us, co nsickr o u r in tell ec ts St1lllL'\\·lia t a negative q uantity, so we have to t urn o ur exerti o n s to \\·a rd s th e m e a g·er rL's ult s for \Yhi ch yo u, dea r r eade r, have so dilig en tly so ug ht an d h ave finall y lllca t ed . As we sym pa thi ze with th e produce rs ancl p ublishe rs o f t h e a h rwe 111 e n t itJ 11 L·d editio n, r ealizing it to b e t he best t hey coul d cl o , \\·e h av e cl e c icl e cl t u e n co urag e them wit h what t hey think t he best o f o ur abili ty by lo we rin g o ur tru e standard to t ha t \Y hi ch foll ows. 'vVe app recia t e your dili g enc e, kin d r e a d er, fur sed: in g· t his po rtion o f the above sa id in preference to t he c r ea m o f th e e 1J!ito ri a l staffs exe rtions, and we wish to in t ercede in th e ir beha lf in t h a t fo r th e sa k e " f t h e a ut hors o f this sectio n, whi ch yo u sha ll hav e re a d \\·it h s uch d e li g h t . t h;i t y t >11 show some r espect for the rema ining ma t e ri al a nd r ea cl it in u rcl e r that th L· Senio r may not feel de ject ed. \Ve than k you. Cla ss Motto- Sumus O mni potens (T he who le ch e ese). Class Colo rs- P umpk in and Shoe Polish . Class F lowe r-Dandeli on. Class Y ell-1-2-9-1 8 i.C l Jj·f WO 1-9-2-1 Vv e're o ut for fun Rah-Rah-Rah. Vo E i "" '"' '"' 1Juutnr filn(u) !lier l\.1 [ c: Drs Po srr1 ox H ol3 rff As Sc:c:s Snr. As Or11rns Sc:c: THor C rra:r \ VORRY :-\brams. Gay lo rd .. .. . Gay . .... . .... Comb ing hair . . .. ..... . P r etty slick .... . . ...... Getting by .... .. ... ... Hai r A dams. Hel en ........ V io lent. .... . Jack stones ........... . . False .. ....... . ... . . . ... Va in g irl. ...... . ..... . Autos Ande rson. r\ g nes .. . .. S11·edish ...... Bei ng a coquette . ..... . E ng aged ....... ... .. .. . Pretty fa st. . . .... . . .. . \J a rriagc .A ndre 11·s . .!his ........ N o isy ... ..... \ fan·elle H ..... . ....... I n a ru sh . . ..... . . .... . . A nge li c ...... ... ...... Getting the r e App lequ ist. Ha ze l. .... \f e rry . .. . ... Typing ... . ..... . . . .. . .. Rapid typist ............ Same . . .... . . .. ... .. .. Gladys Banker. Ada . .. ...... . F riYo lo us .. . . T ed ...... . . . ... . . . ..... . -\ ]most ma rri ed ...... .. \Irs. Streeter ... .. . .. . ???? Ba rsto11·. Grace . ... ... Dreamy . . .... Geo me try .... . ...... . .. A 1·amp .. . . . .. . . . .. . ... Dancin g . ............. Comp lex io n Babb itt. Hazel. . . ... .. . L on ely . ... ... F o rd s .......... . . . ... . . T n mo1·ics ..... . .. ...... Car ridin g . .... . . .. ... Fitz ie Bays. Zel ma . .... .. . .. Pl ea sa nt . . ... D ebating . . . . . .... . .. . .. D ull girl. . . .. ... ....... A lpha debater ... . .. .. . \I en Beardsley. Kat ha rin e . . Friendly . .... Dorot hy Grason ...... .. In a drea m . . . .. ....... B rilli a nt. ..... ........ No o ne Boye r. ·wa iter ........ S tudi o us . .... Countin g stars ..... . ... Ve ry busy ... . .... . ..... \ Vriting co nstituti o ns. I r cnc Bruington. E li zabeth. l\e n- o us . . . .. Any male . .... . ... . .... . \[rs. Ch ey ne ....... .. .. \ Vit h "Chub''. .. ...... L esso ns B run o11·. Fred ........ . A 1dul. .... .. . Flirtin g .. . . . . .......... In g lass .... . . ..... . . ... \ Vi t h th eir own eyes .. Co un try dances Buchanan, J o hn ....... Ord inary . .. .. Biting finge r na ils . .... . Latin shark .. .. . . .... .. Not so good ....... ... \lr. Kirn Cambron , Ge rtrude .. . t\ mi a bl e .. . .. Cii os ...... . .. .. . . . . .... Stupid .. . . . . .... ...... .. F our "A's" ... . ....... . Grades Campbe ll. Charles .... Qu ie t . .... . .. Ta lkin g . . . . ... .... . . .. .. An o rato r . . ........ .. .. A mute ....... ... . . . .. Guess Cape ll. R icha rd ... .. .. Crooked ... .. Spiritu alism . .. .. . . . .... O liY er L odge II .. . ... .. Fake medi um ..... .. . . Co. C Christe nse n. E li zabeth. P eaceful . . . . . . Shimmicing ..... . ...... . A succ ess ........... . .. As she is .......... ... Boys Cole. Euge ne . ... ..... Oh ! \Iy ! . ... .Ji gging ......... ... . . ... W ond erful ..... . .. . .... . Not quit e ..... . .. . .... Noth in g Cole. :'If arga r et ....... L o ts of it ... . \ Vagg ing tongue .. . . . .. Stude nt. ... . . .. . ... ... . E..1·erywh c re ...... .. .. . Fri end s C00l idge. Ruth ....... :\[o cl est. ..... Cl oth es ..... . ... .. . ..... Soc iabl e ........ . ....... Bashful. . . ..... . .. . ... "C. R." Co11·an. R 1:th . .. .. . . .. Ve ry s11·ect .. Sa nc!l1·iche s .. . ... . . . .. . . D om1 Ea st .. ... .... . ... R ubb c rin g ... . .. ... . . . ] Cll'elry Co ,·e. D onald . . .. .. . . .] ust so ... . .. .Study in g ... .. .... .. .... Co rrect ...... . .. ... .... .Ditto ........... ... ... N e 11·spape r Cape l. Frank .. ... .. . .. Rambun x io us"Tickl e toes'' .. . . . ..... .. -\ sk him ......... ... . . .. P retty ni ce . . . . . ... .... P hil ns Datt'sm:lll. Eliza bet h . . :\aughty . . . . . "Toll y" . . ....... .. . . .... Go od loo kin ' ..... .. . . .. Ero treas ... ...... .. . . . H e r hea rt Da1·i.'. Charle' .. ...... Easy ......... L a bo ri ng .......... . ..... L\JI ri g ht . . ....... . .. ... Cond fell o w ... .. .... .. H e does n't Da 1·i:' . Drina ld . . . . . . .. . Cr::it: ky ....... No one k1ir111·s ..... ... .. Somebody ............. . O pp osi te . . . .. .. ...... . Fi nanc es Da1·is. Ga len . . ..... . .. E leph antin e .. Tr eat 'cm ro ug h .... . ... \fatince id ol . ... . .. .... . \f o dc rn ''Herc" .... . . . Bow ti c Da1·i:' . J un e ... . ....... \f ee k . . ...... K nittin g .... . ..... .... .. Chaperone ....... .. . . . . . Q uee n o f May . . .... . . . " \i\lilso n" Day. \ [a rin ri c ..... ... Soft. .... . . . . .Tickling irn ri es .... . . ... Fn shi011 mo del .... ... ... Tnn() cc nt . ....... . . .. . . Getting tall Day. R ichard . ....... . Sobe r ........ Femal es ...... . ......... "It'' cubed ...... .. .. .. . Cube root o f " it" . .. . . His lo o ks De Groat. Gladys ... . . Chan gi n g . ... Sho rth;p1d .. . . .. . . . ..... Tell e ............ . . . .... \l ay he not ... . ........ H e r futu re ~ : "' -. c ;:: filuttinr il{n(a)1drr- C!Iouttnud1 )i \~LI·: DI SPOSL 'i'I0:-1 Ho11nY .\s S1·:1::s S1·:1.F t\ s Or111·:1( ,; Si-:i-: T111·::-r C 11 I I·: F \ \f 0 R Ill' De \\"i lt. Hckn ........ Rc,;ll c:<,; ...... Si,;tn ".\nnic " ....... . . .-\ scholar . .......... . . .. Ne,·cr . ......... . ..... Dates Dick errnn. J ca n:;ett e .. :\'ice a t 1i111c,; J abbcri11g..... . . . . .... \ \li1!t prL'llY ha ir ... . ... lbrL' bc;1 111y ..... . ... . K uhn ic DickL·~-. J-L1zcl ........ . Good ... . .... Dl'' \l oinl':' .... .. . ... .. \ \li11 so1m'. ..... ... . ..... 13ack\\'a rd ....... ... .. . I lers clf c rl'L'll. \ "icr.1r . . . . ... \I a n ·eln11s .... ·\ cting ................. ria ncbo111 c . . ......... S 111 ii ing ........ . .. .... Co 11n 1 r_,. Illa id,; Cri1nc,;, L:rn ra . ".Pkasi1q .. ~- .. ". Fixing hair .... . ..... " s.1 litrlc... "" .... ". l. ike a dtlll .. " " .. ". \\'iioL'\'l'J' iIL' i,; Di \\·o ky. FrL·d . .... . ... Cla n1 o ro11,; ... Chcn1 i,;t,,r.\· ..... . ..... .. . Fi11 n king ..... . ... ... . .. . \ ,;hark . .. ........... . "S11i1 s" l) ric,;cllll;lll, Cc rtn;de.Pcrnliar... .\ ,;king q1:estions . .. .... \lag·1111,;h11,; ......... . ... \\"iii! :Ferdie ...... . . .. Ferdie Dri,;co ll. Leona ....... Happy . ...... Laziness . ....... . . .. ... . O ld fa;!!i on ...... . .... .. \ 'cry Natt _, . .... . .. . . . . Letters E111 c rinc. Blanche ..... ~q11a k ... .. . \\"11rryi11g . . ... .. ..... . . Dignifie.!. ... . ....... . .. No ne too fin e ... ... .. . \l inw; it Fair. Tfor,,ld ..... . . ... D:1rli1;g ...... Pcannts ..... . . ......... \\ "i th s111 all nnse ... . ... . TT cart breaker .... .. . . l)o rothy .Fc rg·11:;011. Don1thy. .\ng·clic. ... . . ~' 11 ,;,;i 1g-. .......... . ... . Na zi111 0\·;1. . . ..... . . .... NPt sn \\'Or:'•'. .. . . . . 11 er big il'l:I Frieden. D;l\-c ... ..... \\.eighty ..... Sat. F,·e. P ost . ..... . .. . Fln ff_L . .... . ...... . . .. . T hick . . . ... .. ... .. .. . . :\ F o rd Frn ha rdt". D1ll1ald ..... Harn1lcs,; .... F l:ippns ......... . ..... Star p11pil ... . ... . ...... l'la_,·ing· 1wol. ... . . . . l·:11gagc111c111,; Fryer. :\lice ... . ....... Fint'. ........ Hc ing good ....... . .... I 11 1,·lligl'11t .............. PLTo xi clL· blo 1Hic- ... . .. T eache rs CiL·se . . -\lhcrt ......... . Pl':;:;imistic ... 11 11i11g thing,; . .. . .... \\"hole ,-hL't':'L'. ... . .. . . . :\ ,; 111a ll hunk .... . . .. . CL·org·L' \\"ri g ht Gordo n. Edn;i ..... . .. . Cruel. . .. .... Fighting . . . . .. .. . . . .... . Ont' big :;inilt'. ... . .. . . .. \ c1pablc :;tuclL'lll .. ... D"' \ l,,i11c,; Gra,;011 . Dorothy . .. . . .Oka~-. ....... Tag·ging L1therinl' .... J'apa·, lit11e girl ........ \l ama',; a11t.:·cl child ... Cka11 1ni ddiL':' Gruber. P;iul... . . . Spunky .... \ farblL' :' ....... . . . ...... Q11ilL' ,;1n:1n ... . ........ ll111 ll11m 1 ...... .. . ... S\n'l'l iL· f-l:1 ine,; . . ·\ dclie ...... .. .-\ g reeablc .. D ri,·ing \\"a!Ji,·\ ca r ... \ Ir:'. \ -_,,Jcr . .... . .. .. .. Tn iront ,;eat .... .. ... !'11hlir 'lll':t ki ng TL111 '"'ll. \fildr,·d. .\"11rmal ...... Gossiping ..... . . ....... \ "ny b11ld ... . .. . ....... :\ Pt~·' 11111c h ... .... .. I ILT p:1:'1 Hc;i,;ron. Gladys ...... Fin y ........ r\1ultry . . .. .... . . . ... . .. s,-:1 , •nl lll:t lll . . ........ . .Thai ',; it . . ..... . . . . . . H .. i11g l:tl l" 11,·hharcl. Fr:tllCL':' .... . l 11 cl,·,;rrib:1bk.\\"ilcl \\"ollllL' ll ....... . ... J),·1>,1nair ... .. .......... ')ii ' C n-ii ' .. . . . . . .. ... I Ii; pr1> jHl-:tl, 1-ll'n,ky. \ l;irrclk. .Fie rce ... . ... 'l'hinki ng .. . ..... .... ... l l 11 1nhk , rh11(\I t.:·irl .... . \ \ lan·l'lk . .. . . ... . . . ; .. y,·· T-ll·,;,.: , Fcl,1·in . . .... .. . 1nnffen,;i,-, ... .Tin Li zzie ... . . . . ... . ... Cr:11·k ol:1:1rn .. . : ........ \ Ii,· \·:11np .... . . . .... . ·111 - \1·it i-knI firkt·y. F:;trll:t. . .. St•11ti111 r 11tal .. l\ ·oplv ................. \ l:1ry l'ic ki .. rcl . .. .... l n 1..: rl', f.!°l' ' 1oc -t•IJ·l' . l·'ri,·1111 - f-1 inkcl. D11r"tl!y . . .... i'l:1rid .... . .. \\.inking . Tf ••t1glt _ P.eu lali . .... . . (l1ring. . .Curk If Pl\"L'. "argunitc ... . Gr••urlti,._ .1-:c 'di,·. f-l urd. Ot1ro1lty .. .. . .. .-\ 111 iahk ..... Ra nia ukc,.:. . .. Fa,;t . . ....... \ "an1pit1 g .... . .S 1110111 It. . .. I) ril Ii ng ... . . . F n1 1ci1•t1> ... . Gr,,111r1 ry . . . . .. .... . ~ ti' ill l'"" \\"t lln:t II . .Yt1t111g· 1 l:ing-. . :\ :'pl':Jkl'r. 1: :ihy \·;1n1 p . . "S11·l'1k" .. . .. .. \ t l r:irt i \., .. . 1.l'nl 111 · '\'\' . \I 1 I , \ ";till'\" . . I: r1 ll h ,. r \I i kt· \11 .\1111,·ttL' l..: t·llnn1;111. .\ g·11"d , p,,rt ........ . \\·,, .. i' \\·,.,,j' . . \ faking· a hit . .... ..... . \\. itlt pn1rdn pr fr ... . . Shi ny n• ' ' l' . (lt1t ,,j , ig·hi . ..... . ... f),·;1 rly h,·1,,r ,·d. . . l':irt ing J1:1ir rig lt t .\ \ "nn11 11 C:1:.:1k . Sl'lcl11111 .. .... ...... ... I l:1i r ,. jl _1, ol 111>1l11 . \l ab,·!. J onr,;. Fa rl. T(t·lly. }t1 hn . r..:ilhall\", loll('. .l r:1 11 q t1i11 . . . . . C 0 111 p;111y ... . . .. . . . . . ... D"ac .. 1111 c ,;,.:. l.ittk dn ·il. . . . . . . . . 11 1ol \' Cl"J ~ <.;:: ~ "' .., ]uttior f&o(a) .at.rr-Qloutiuur l) :\°.\:-1r·: Drsrosrnox H o n11 Y As S Er.s Sur As On1rns Sr.~: T 11E:-r Cu 1u· \ Vo1rnv Krasne. L eah ..... . . . . Re llla rka ble .. Co1rns .... . .. . ....... . . \ Va nt in g . . .. . .... .. . . .. . \\T ith new cloth es . ... . It's a sec r et K ope ra. Ruby . . . ..... .Staid . . .... .. . .\ledita tin g . . . . . ..... . .. :\. pri ncess .. . . . . . . . ... .. Giggling .... . .... .... . Her coiffure L eete. D a1·e . .... . .. . . . Fl ashy ..... . . Speech mak ing . .... . . . . .\lak ing a mash . ... .. .. Doing it. . ..... ...... . Getting by wit h it L ewis. E llen . ..... . . . . Diligent . ... . K eeping quiet. . . ... . ... D e li cate .. . .. ..... . .. . . . D itto . . . .. .. . ...... . .. Gum L c ll"is . .\laude ..... . .. Lig h t .. . ..... Exe rcise . .......... .. .. T iny . . ... ..... . .. .. . . .. . ???? . . . . . .. . ... . .. . . . . .Dieting .\lcComb. Bia nca . . ... Ooo-la -l a .. . . Walking the clog . ... . . . Theda Bara . .. . .. . .. . . . Only that. . . ... ... . ... Husba nd '.\I cGi ll. Rut h ..... . ... Ruth less .. . .. Toy piano ... . . . .. . .... . Cl1a 1rn1 ing . . . . . .. . ..... .Snicke r, snicke r . .. . ... .\[ r. Coyle .\I di ill en. K a th eri ne . .Do ubtful . . .. . \ 1 Vho kno ws? ...... . .. . . Sena to re's . . .. . ... ... .. . Chewing g um . . .. ... . . Him .\I a cklancl. Gene1·ie1·e. Pri 111 . . . •• ... . \Vhispe ring . ... . . . ... . .. Dated up . .. ..... . . ..... Not so strong . .... . .. .\I ale men .\ l aga r ell. Ken ne th .. .. Sunny . ... . . . Tripping lig ht fa ntast ic .A te rpisicho re ... . ... . . . Ben T u rpin ... ... . . ... His ca rs .\[ancle lko . .\la rg ue rit e . Spo rti1·e . .. .. Styl es . . . ... . . . .. .. . .. . . Dri1·in g Hudson .... ... L o1·ely . ..... . .. .. .. . . . L unch .\lea cham. .\I e r le . ... . . G ratify in g . .. .Ticldeldy Winks . . . . .... Ba nd leader .. . . . ... . . . . .\[ arriecl . .. .. . . . ... . ... Co rn e t .\fe ikl ejoh n. F ra nk .... Crabby .. ... . . Gaiety . . .. . . . . . .... . . .. . H a ndsome . . . .... ... . .. . Passable . . . . .. . .... . . . H is appare l .\Iilise n. Wil bur . . . . . . . S;~ ge .. . . . . . Lea rning . .. . . . . .. ...... 2nd R omeo . ..... . . ..... A beau . . .. ... . .. . .... Phoe be .\lilla rcl. R uth . . .. . . . .. S milin g . ..... E mbroidering .... . ..... \Vic keel . . .. . . .. . ...... . . Good scout . .. . ....... Ra 1·en hair .\fitch e ll. H e lena .... . . Speedy .. . .. . .Yelli ng in halls .... . .... A demon ... . ...... .. .. . W it h "Jerry" ... . . .. .. Sl eep .\I o rrison, D o n . ..... . Preca rio us . .. D ominoes .. . ...... . .... \N e ll groomed ....... . . . R eel hea ded ... .. .. .. . . Poo l .\lorrow. Fred .... . ... . S 11·eet . .. ... . . .\fakin g hast e . . .. . . . .. . 2nd D aniel \.Ve bste r . . . . Same . .... ..... . .. ... . J unio r class :\I e l so n. Rose .. .. . .... Ind ependent. Slippers . . . . ... . . .. . ... . Sunflowrr .... . . . . .. .. . . As R ose . . ..... ... . . .. D iamond s Lockwoncl. Ruth . ..... Hard . . . . . . .. Ciga r ettes . . ... ....... .. R eckl ess ..... .. . . . . .. . . S eda te ... .. . .. . .. .... . H a irpi ns Ogden. Helen . .. . ... L o 1·a bl e . . . . . . Oratio ns ..... . . .. .. . .. . Tn Roy's eyes . ... .. . . .. . Sco lding him . ... ... . . ··.\fa x well" Peacock . .\Jarjory ..... V i1·ac ious ... . Sweet R epose .. . . . . .... "A" student ..... .... . . . O n lo 1·e rs Jane . . . .. .. i\Iissing an ysca nclal Prnn c l. V irg inia .... .. Variegated .. . R ed ties . . .. . . ... . .. .. .. K illi ng . ..... . ....... .. . C ri nni ng . .. . . .... .. . .. Freck Jes P<:te rson. r\l bert .. .. .. Stale . .. .. .. .. D ese rt po ni es .. . ..... . . A bo1·e the m" o n . . . . . . . Below the ra rt h . . . . . . A certa in ba ll Pete rsen, H elene .... . . Winning . .... Si ng ing . .... .. . ..... .. . .Insig n ificant. . ...... ... Help to t he school. .. .Ta rdy be lls Pete rson. L er.na rel .. . . Studi ou s . . . . . Di mp! cs ... .. .... ... . ... I m pr essi 1·e . . . . .. . . . . .. . Cl ass valedicto ria n . . . . Squi rre ls P ete rsen. L o uie .. .. ... Calm . . . .. .. . Fair sex .. . .... . . .. .... Bookkeepe r . . . ... . .. . . . Elerntor boy . ..... .. . Emma P rio r. L eona . . . .. .. . . .Saucy .. ..... . .\fa king faces . . ... ... ... Sh inin g light . ... . . . . ... Co nt ented .. . . .... . ... K ate R:i pp. L r1 uise . . .... . . . Surp risin g .. . Fun ny papers . ...... . .. . Sylph like . . . . .... . .... . Look ing fo r Charlotte.Ear trum pet Ro bey. Charles .. ..... . lu ;J in g . . .. . Run n in g to lunch ..... . . .\! rs. Ro bey's son .... . . No differe nce .... . . ... U n iform Rich, Bernice .. . . . . ... F uri ous ... .. . T ea ch e rs . ... . ....... . .. P e rfect 36 ... . .... .. . . . . I n estimable . . .... ... .. Lunch Roecke r. Nel le . .. . . ... H wd1erl. . .. .. F reel ..... . . . ........ . .\!rs. Fred .. ......... . . .\frs. Sperlin g . . . . .. . . . F red's st udies Rosc h. Doris ... . . ... . H il arious .... Edga r . .. . . . . . ...... . .. . Stylish .. . . ..... ...... . . 1\ ntiqu c .... . .. .. .... . .Silk stocki ngs "' "' ;, ~ ·-- 1hmior i.f{o(a) 11t~r-illuuti11urll NA ~lE D 1s1·os 1TIU:-i l-I OJJB\' As S1·: Es SELF A s 0T ilEl{ S Si::i:: T!lE~l C 111 EF vVORR\' R un yo n. Lucill e ..... . . D eco rou s .... Y. \V .................. . Brig ht g irl. ..... . . . . . . . Studi o us .. .... . . . ..... in ess dep t. Sc hee r . . -\nna ......... S hy .. .. . . . . . . T ea c hin g .... . ...... .. .. O ld m;1icl t each e r ....... H ea r t br eaker ........ h .1cls Sc h ey. E dga r . . . . .... . S \\·eet . . . .. .. .Sha kin g h a nds .... . . . . . A ttracti\·c . ..... ...... . . A t a dance .... ..... . . .Va mps Sc lw n be rg . :\Ia ri e ..... Breezy ....... Bo b S ... . . . . . . .. . . .... . T e rribly fu nn y ........ . lmp-m . . ......... ..... He r tre sses Seym o re. :\Ia n ·cl. .... No isy ... ..... Getti n g fat .. . .......... Cent er o f attracti o n .... i\Io uth o pe n ...... . .. . L osin!?· o ut S ha rk ey. Cla 1·ice ...... Bo iste ro us ... S he brok e it ... . . . ... . . I n fin e auto .......... . .. In a padded ce ll. .. . . . .f\ 11 y t l11n g Sha r pl es. R o b e rt. ..... S t e rn . ....... Ve rba l 011t b11rsts ... ... . A g reat act o r ...... .. .. At i\ larie's ho use ..... /\!arm clo ck S ha \\', Kathle en . .. . . . . I nn o ce nt. .. . . :\ fa kin g im pre ssio ns .... Prima donna ......... . . Orph eum Circ ui t. .. . . Patto n's whisk e rs S ha \\·le r. P earl . .. . .... G iggly . .. . . .. Blu shin g ......... . ..... Bea ut ifu l r y es . .. . . . ... . \ Vit h le sso ns . . . . . ... .. B ook r e po rts S hepard. Eth e l . .. . . .. .-\ ffecti o nat e . . H a rd lesso ns .... . . . .. .. \ Vi t h .+ A's .. ... . . ..... V e ry pretty .. . ...... .. Sc hoo l S he rfey. :'lfari e . ... . ... \\'illin g ...... E ng lis h .. .. ... .. ... .. . . . R u d e . . ............... .. G ra ceful. .. ... .... . .. .. Her \\·atch Ske lto n. A ud rie ...... Ani mat ed .. .. L oo kin g ni ce ......... . . P u bl ic speak e r . .. . . .. .. Suffragette ...... . ... . . Helen's suito rs S ly te r. D o rot hy ....... Li g ht-h ea rt ecl\i\lest en cl h ig h sch o o l .. :'1.l ig hty . .. .. ..... .. . . ... Ve ry ma sc ul ine ....... Vacatio ns S m it h. Caro ll . . . ...... I ris h ......... Caesa r ..... ... ...... . . . . Hne in g spuds ..... . .... In dress suit. . . ....... D ig ni ty S mi th. Clar ence ... . .. Virt uo us . .... Fi gs . .. .. .. . .. . ......... B ea u B rummel .... . .... N o t so perhaps ... .. .. Exc uses Spa rks. \\' inifred . ..... S ur prisin g ... Ne ll e ..... . . .. ..... . . . . . Chape ro n fo r Spc rlin g sThree is a c ro wd ..... N ell e's elat es Snerli ng . Freel . . ...... Amazin g . .. .. Ne llie cl ea r . .... . . . .... . Ne ll's hu sba nd .. . . . . . .. . D o dge .. . ............. K ee pin g Ne ll e S te \·e11 so11. Charlo tte .. S illy ....... . . :\fakin g lo \·e .. . . . ...... D ist in g uished ........... :\[aybe ................ Co usin H arry StO\\'C . In:n e .. . ..... . . Funny ... . .. . \\' al t . ..... .. .. ....... . . :\[ rs. B . . . ............... -\ffec t io na te \\·ife ..... . :\[arria g e Stro ng . D ona ld ..... .. Stri k in g . .. .. . \ \i hisky fo rnH1b s ...... . :\druggist ............. In tro ubl e ........ . . . . S unday sc hoo l T ay lo r. K at hry n ...... L o ud ......... \Vipin g g la ss e s . . . ..... . P ro hi b iti on ist .. .. ...... . Can't miss h e r ........ A lbe rt G ie se Thirkell. L o la . . . .. .. :\[ o rl cst .. . . . . :\[ o \·ic,; .... . ....... . . .. :\[ary :'If. :\linte r . .. ... . . Co y :'lfaidc 11 .. .. . . .. . . . K e ll y Th o mp,;o n. Da p:ma r . . . Cha stc .. .. ... P oe try ... ... .... . ...... .Si m p ie la ss ........... . . C la ss H o n n rs .... ..... L it e r a tu r e T o lli ng e r. Ned .... ... . Inky ...... . .. Ca rron n ;; . . . .. . .... . . . .. Brigg·s th e se co nd ..... Land sca pe arti ;; t ( barn;; and C0 \1· sh ed s). Dates man T o \\' odey. ] e rn me ...... A 11 ste r e ...... P n k e r . . . .. .. .. .. .. . . ... :\ ga mbl e r ... .. . . ... ... . -\ preac hC'I' ..... . . ... . Hi > dan c in g T \·le r. X o rma ....... .. B lind . .. . .... \ Vritin g n o t es ..... .. ... :\Ian hate r . ... . . . . .. ... R o llin g h e r eye,; .. . . .. Spit cml \ ra ndi\·enter . . \ g n es ... Hot. ...... .. . Clark V ......... . .. ... . Sa\·agc .... .. . . .... . .... Co ntrary . ....... .. .. . . Paluka Va no rd en. Cha rlo tte .. Ha r111 0 11i o 11 s . \\"histlin g .... . .. . . .. .... Ope ra ;; ta r . . . . . ... ... . . S o n g bird .. . .. . ...... . Co mbs \\-a llin e. F e rn ...... .. . Crusty . ..... . E urali a C . . ..... . . . . .. ... -\ n o b n dy .... . .. .. . . . . . L n 11k t\\·ice .. . ... ..... Hat ;; \\" alt e r;; . J o hn ......... Pa ssio n at e .. . Kissing g irl ;; ... . . . . .. . . .-\ darl in g . .............. P on r fi ,;1 1, .... ...... . . H ist n n · \\-a lto n . Ra lph .... . . .. Capric io us ... Speaking . . . .. .. .. . . . . .. .-\n n ra t•1r . . . ... . . .. . . .. l\ early 0 11 c . ........ . . J.i\·c st11cli e s \\-a rrin e r. \ \-arren . .. . . Gro\\·I~ · . .... .. mi tr . .. .. . ...... . . C h ee r f11l . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . Human bull do g .... .. Fear ,,f \·am ps \\-c ;; ne r. H e len ....... .S11n 11y . . ..... . F11cl ge . .. .. . . .. .... . .... \. e n· ,;mart ...... . ... . .. V en· ski11 11 \· . . . . . .. ... Get i ing fat \\"b itti e r. Ge ra ld ...... \\"itty ........ Cramin g ........ .... ... ..-\t ra ;;e ....... ... . ...... -\ p0 e;;te r .. ~ .. ..... . . .. His C• ;rn , \\"ilsn n. D a isy .. . ... . .. P ecl eg o g ical. .Jumping rn pc• . .. .. . .. . . T eacher's pl't .. . . . .. ... .. \h\'a\·s rL'Citi n g . ...... llig h h ee ls \\" n llcrt. R n b e rt .. .... Grumpy . .... G r O\l' l ing . . . . .... D ebatn r . . .... . .. ....... F us o' c cl .. ... . .. '. . ...... re o'o' \\" no clhur\". Eli za beth . OffP n si\' e . ... Han·arcl ... .. . . ..... .. . . Sta r p u pi l . . . . ...... ... . :'ll ai n r e ;;;; ....... . . . .. . . \\-ilbur \\"\·rn ff. L o ra in e ..... . . Girlish ...... . Go ld t eeth... . ... . ... Q uL·en o f S h eba ... . .... :\ ;; ·sh e io' .. .... . ... .. . Kid c url e r,; Y o st . . .\ lice ....... ... F a ir ..... ... . Ca shi e r. . . . .. . . ..... Blac k curk ........ . ... T :1ki11g 11 10 11 e \'. .... .. . Or ch estr a l 11 r111 11 ch le 11 . Gerald .. Sting\· .... . . . C r a b b in g'. . . . . . . . .. .. . Euge n e O ' Bri e n . .. .. . . 1 l a rn i'd Lnyd". ........ . -\rt in n" ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~·---=:.::::::;=:=================::::::-~~~- Sophomo res ! Class o f '22 ! \ Ve have bee n a nd \\·ill continue to be o ne o f the most energetic a nd faithful classes in the history o f C. B. I-I. S. T he class has been \\'ell represented in n early every sch ool ac tivity. O ne o f our boys \\·a s o n the basket ball tca 111. E leanor \ndcrson r cprcscntccl us in the ] 11te r-Socic ly debate. r\ number o f our a ble tl ccbimers entered declams a ncl made a good shO\Y ing \\"ith the upper classmen. T he glee clubs. th e band. and Lh e o rchestra co n tai n a great ma ny of o ur clas - 111 c11 \\·ho arc showing their talent by mak ing th ese respective org a ni zations the best they have eve r been. T he "pep'' ancl enthusiasm that the class ha s shown is only a forecast of \\'hat is to come. T he class o f '22 bids fair to \Hite its name high in t he rolls of ho nor in old C. B. H . S. To t he class o f '20 we extend \\·ishcs for a happy a nd prospero us life a nrl hope they " ·ill alwa,·s ha ve pleasant memories o f C. D. I-I. S. Six ty-seven ,-.;i.rl. 1/·<'i!Jh/ 1J1 rrnh1nrn I The clay a rrived at last. ,,·hen ,,·e. Frcsh111 en, ,,·ere to enter the Council Bluffs H igh School. At first \\" e most fortunately had one cl ay fo r exploratio n o f the lrnilclinµ:. O n this clay \\"C cliscover'-'cl that. t o reach our classrooms o n the second a nd the third Hours. we had to climb steps. rather than take th e elevator. as our Senior brothers and sisters had aclvisecl . Sin ce that clay \Y e haYe found that to be one o f th ose important Seniors we must clilllb many other steps also. So me of th ese see111 \"cry ha re!. such as those steps o f Latin and .-\lgebra. :\ t th e d ose of the first sclllcster \\" C rcachccl our first landing. and. pausing- to look back. \\·e r eali zed that there had been mo re pleasures than sotTO\\"S and that the time hacl passed all too quickly. T hen ,,.e looked ah ead and upon see ing the Seniors a nd .Juniors \\" e \\"Oncl ered if \\·e \\"Ollie! ever reach the top. f\ut \\T a rc o f a n opti mistic frame o f mind. T his year has b een quite cventfnl for the F reshmen. In the fa ll \ \"l' were gTeeted by a party g iven especiall.'· fo r ns b,· the o lder class111 en. This \\·as the first F reshmen party that had been gi ve n in the 1-:l·igh school. T he fore ig n language clubs a nd t he cartnon club. too. as well a s a ne\\. g·irls' lite rar.'· society. co ntai n ma ny of o ur number. O ur class is strongly r epr esented 111 all the school organizations . . \ s f<' reshmcn, ,,.e \Yish to cong ra tulate th e class o f 1920 as they reach th e last step. and hope they may be as successfnl in clilllhin g· a ll the steps of life as they have been in c-l imbing those o f Coun cil lllnffs H ig h school. Sia:t11 ·11 i11 r / F HP. S!I!llE:\- CLAS8 O F ·23 F TIES fL\ fP.N- CLA SS 01" ·24 3Jnn.).H'rtion ill. ®· ill. QI. f." r SC \' Cn ni ght,; and ,; c1·en day s Th e gTeat ne 11·,; ,; pread a bo ut- . \ t schn111. al church . a nd c1·cry 11·hcrc That 11·e might rid e o r 11·alk. - '"!"h e in spect o r' s L!·oi11 g- t o ,·i::. it ll ~ !' ' That' ,; 11·hat 11·e ai l \\' e t1>ld lly o i"li cers. from co rpo ral !' l' p to th .: captain s bo ld. Tll\'n :il l that 11· e ck. 11·c ru ,; hcd about ''1'11'.: c n t;1il11r ,; hop. and h11 mc. . \11<1 \\' l' 1\·er e 'm11,;t c-;h;111 ,.;c d l\y u,; e o f bru sh a11d comb. ( lur shirts \\'Crc wa sh ed. o m bl o uses prL·,;,;cd. Th l' 11 . l l111, \\'C mu st 11 o t fail Tu ,;l'.: l hat o ur g"od old tail o r C ut do11·11 that "rookie tail." :\ II nf a sudd c 11 , th e g lad 11 c11·s camc- " I lL·',; \Cl arri1·e to m o rr o ll'! " N11 g laddn tidin g,; co uld e' er be b ro ug ht- :\11d th e n a ll turned to so rro ll'. F o r Friday came 11·ith promised joy- :\ l:t ,; , for all .. ur dr eam. \\' ith a ll c1ur fu " i11 C?; 'bo ut o ur clo th cs- \\.L· 11·L'l'C \l ilt l'1·e11 'seen. LEST.IC V . WILD. .\\' it h Cl'a se lcs,; regularity I hl' ,; l'a ,;n11 s co m e a n d gL>. l .. ikl' h iHJting· n\\'l ~ Th e :\larc h 11·i11cl ho 11·ls \\' it h bli11ding ice a11d ,;n o 11'. The 111igrat o n · bird ,; th· n o rth. \ Va n n ;1·i11d s b c t?;in t n -h\.111'. Th e s un Jl L'L'Jl S ti1nn1gh 11 is cl o ud ,; o f blue \\' hik mnry strcamlcts 11 011" \\"c think that ,; ur ely spring ha s cn mc \\' it h tl n ll' c r,; . bink and bees. ~ut \\'l' arl' \\Tono·- 1 n l h L· mid ,; t 11 f o~r sn n g :\ larch 11·ind ,; 111111·1 through th e tr ees. ~"th s i,; thL· 1n e rry 111 0 11th nf :\l a r ch. Thl' 11\ll >' l fi L·kk nf th e 1·ea r : T1 •<1:11· it ',; 11·a rm- - ·r.q11 1.1rr1 ) \\" t11rtn . l\nt L"h L' L'r up' Spring is 11 car. Il.11rn11, T 11 :-:~oN. A yea r's a ye a r 11·h cn \\'C0 r c in s ch ool, And ea ch mn11th's m ea sured by its rul e. September find s us fill ed with zest , D ete rmin ed all to do o ur b est. O cto ber bring,; a littl e po ut. F n r V crg il n c1·cr lets u s o u t. No 1· cmbc r brings T hanksgi1·ing day \>\i hcn all 11·e do is cat and play. Decemb e r is t h e festal time \Vh en spo rts a nd j o y ar c at th e ir prim e. In January come exams. fnr ll'hic h th e student a lll'ays crams . Th e n F ebruary mark s th e birth O f g reat men- m odels fo r their 11·o r t h. ln i\larch and .-\pri l. Seni o rs d c io·n Tn ll't th e und e r cla ssm cn r e ig n ."' )Yith l\lay co mes sprin g , and c1·erything I hat g raduati o n helps t o bring . .·\ml Jun e is hail ed with joy unb o und Diploma s t hen a rc pa ssed aro u nd. :\ year's a year ll'h en 1\' c're in school, .\ pu zzle. soll' ed by any fool. Z. L. :\1. '20. \\'h en I think o f my life and its pl ea sur es, .-\ncl th e tim e that is m ost dear t o m e. I di1·irlc all th e years into mea sur es \Vhosc \\'Orth it is easy t o sec. l3ut if yo u we r e t n a sk ll'hi ch is cl ear est. r\ nd ll'h ich 11·onlc1 r emain c1·e r so . Th c;;c day s ll'Onlcl st and o nt th e cl ea r est The clays 11·h en in hi g h sch ool. I kn o11'. It \\'a s th e r e ll'h crc I had m y r ea l fr olic. Th ere ' t11·a s no t all book and rul e. Th e n to study mi g ht see m m elan ch oli c. 13 ut fun min g led alt1n g a t th a t ;;ch1101. T o 1ca1·c it seem s lik e a g reat snrrn ll'. .-\ s1H·ro 11· I'll n e\' cr io rgc t. Hu t 11·hat e1·cr may ha ppcnc to n10 rro11', No t a da y o f sc hool life I'll re g ret. E s r1 1 ER T 1·: 1(l(\' . ll ail. fair spring time. glad 11·c g r eet yo u' fo'aircst se a son n f th e year: are in 1·erdur c. so ng and perfume : T ho u a rt ah1·ay s ll' ~n c he re. :-\ 0 1,· 11·ith g enero us ha nd s. 1·11u'r e llin gi tHl \. l· 111 ;; "f bea ut y. r 1·ery11·hcrl:. · · lla l1m· sn uth 11·in ds ,;cc m t n ll'hi ;; pc r Oi a iar o ff h ea1·enl y sphe re. CEWJ'R L' DE L1 :-1COL:\. Sc1;e11ty-011 c Grant Aug ust ine :\ Ir. r\ sq uith Haro ld Asq uit h R o be rt Ba ird D o na ld Coye Charles Chey ne Wi lli am Coppock Robe rt Co le vV ilso n Dougla ss Dnnald D ic ke rso n F rank E ve r est F r ed eric Eastla nd Ro bert C ray :\If r. Graso n Edwin H ess K enn et h He rwig Ca rl H e rwig Lo rin Hawes Roy H e nd e rs0n 8rrc 11 t 11 -t ico TIIE l'lllL ~! TII IA :\:-:i Fe rd ina nd Kra tlse :\I ii la rd K rasne vVilbllr M ilise n H a rold McComb Gr ego ry O ure n J o hn P ype r \iVa lte r Pyper vVa ltc r Benj amin Michae l T edesco P hilip K ras nc Di ll o n Ross Robe rt Sha r ples Robe rt Spink J oe S imo nso n E d ga r Schey B ruce vVa ll ace Stepha n Woll ma n J aco b vV hi t eboo k vVar rin \1\farrin er Cen r ge .-\ rn n ld J n h 11 P u sey A ddisn n B ra ndo n C tl st af Lindbe r g ¥\fa lte r :\I edl cy Ke nn eth S law so n J\ be Gold c nhtlrg R a lph Smith Be ni a min O ' Do1111 e ll Cla r e nce Je nkin s F ra n k Cape l Ha rl ey J\ my K e n ne th Mage r e ll J ack He lwig Ja ck Pe regoy Jo hn \!\falte rs He rb e rt Re c d Ge r a ld /'.u rmll ehl e n \\' . I '.\'Pl' I' ~piu !;: 1'1111.ll <11-'Fl< lt~ }11111~!:1 :-.s ~il:tl"plt s \\"n l l 111 :1n ~imon :-; 011 Th e Phi lo m at hian s. th e o ld est bo ys' literary ,; n c ie ty 111 o ur sc h ool. ha s exce ll ed this yea r in all it s a c ti1·iti es. ho th dramati c and fo r e n sic. Th e annual Phil o play. "The Pri1·atc Secretary." \\'a s th e t h ea tri ca l s uccess of th e yea r. :\ ,; a farcical co m edy ,, f th e art:-. it succeed ed in pl e a sing its audience abo1·e a ll expecl'ation s. \\'c ca n 11e1·cr i .. rgct th e p1·i1·a te sec re tary int erpre t ed by Dil lo n R oss. n o r S t ephan \Vn llma 11 a " hi ,; iratl'. L'Ccc11t ri e um· le. 11 0 1· Ve ra Raph a s th e Englis h landlady . . ·\II 11Tre int npr c ted ll'ith profe ssio nal abi lity. Th e turn -out for th e lnter-S oe i<.:l ~ debat e \\':ts unu suall y good . S t> good indeed. th:i t it 11·a s ne arl y pro ph eti c. but the hest of pro ph e ts o ften fail us. \\'e lost. but 11·e lo;;t 11·ith h " n or. fo r 11·hn 11·ill deny th a t it 11·a,; the nwst int erestin g a nd enli g ht e ning d ebate tha t h e ('IT r had th e pl eas u re • ,f atll'rnl in g' But sad a s it ll'a s. 11·e can n o t ll'in a ll th e tim e. 11 e1·e rth e less n ur 111 e 111h c r,; ca n 11·i11 ,;0 111 c n f th e ti111 e in sn me of th e debates. Tll' n of o ur m e m - bers. S t e phan \\.' o ll111a11 a nd l~ rt S harpl es. \\'hose re pu tat io n a,; d ebater,; i,; eqa blish ecl 111 o ur sc hno l. clchall'd in th e Tri:in g ubr. 11·hi ch 11·e 11·o n bnt h he re and at Fort D odge. Our n ext lit e ra ry 1T11 ture . t he d 1:cl a111 at 1,ry con test, prn mises to b e a n inte 1·est in g o n e. Thu s iar fo urt ee n 111 c 111her,; han· 1·olu11tL'l'H' d t o ex hibit th ei r t ale nt a lo n g a n ora t n ri ca l. lrn 111 o r o u s. or dra111 ;i ti c lin e . \\' e hnpe t o ha 1·e •lllr 111 e111bers ll'i11 t he meda ls fo r first plac e this yea r. a s th ey did la st. fo r you k11n11· ' " hi ,; t n ry r e peats itse lf." \\' c take this opportunity t n e xtend o u r th a n k, tn :\I iss Fnl ey. Ptlr c riti c. In ll'hnm 1l1 L' Ph il "s <lll'L' thi,; yca1",; ,; ucc ess. Se~ 11f!l fl1r ec L eo A lbe rti A llan Arde ll Ben jamin Ba rto n A rch ie Baley F reel Beaumo nt L eroy Burn s F r e el B uckn am A lvin Christen se n Ri chard Cape ll Frey Diwo ky F rederick Due rr Galen Da\·is Go rdo n F ent B racll ev F elto n I r win Green 8 even t y -{01tr Tl I I·: ,\ J:T J ST< rn: 1.1 .\ :\S Ned Toll inge r H enry vVa gec k R r>be rt vVoll e rt Ralph Waltrrn Geo rge v\lri g h t E ric T h o rn ton D o na ld E hl ers Vi c to r G r e en :\Ta lco lm I-Inwe ·r-r enry Je n sen E a rl Jon es P e r din a nd K ruse David L eet e Carl Ne lso n J()hll :\TcGee Pa1il ( ) 11rsk1· Rn lic rt J';1t t 1111 :\ lcrria111 I 'l'l LT SL' ll L e stl'r 1~ <11 11 111 Fred :\I n JTfl \\' 1\ li>c l't Pl'l c rs c 11 1 Ta ri-y St c \·c 11 sr111 Frank S p c t 111a11 Ccnrge Sa nc ha c \Vild \. c r ald vVhi l I in L ll uis :\ I r1r.L(a l J.'.d ,,·a rrl S 1ni t Ii l'a11l :\ ["11 l .L(" 111 e r y fl a r n lrl N L· l-:1111 F1·11t (;l't'l'll ~l11l'l'11\\" .\ltl~Tn tWI-'l!'l·:HS I 'l 'I Cl" :'l' l1 ~lt 1l nn Arintntrlia11 :'\I o n t lll 'I ',\ . Alllc rl"i J tt n c . 1920. fi n e!,; th e 1\ri ,.; t o t c li a n Li te rary Soc ie ty exce ll e d by 1w n c in its ac ri\·iries. du e tn th e dili ge n t :rncl l'Uthu ,.; ia sti c \\'Ork n i its m.e mhe rs. E ac h incl i\·id ual h as bee n \1·orki11 g t n hi ,; max imum ca pa ci ty i<H th e be tt e n11 en t o f th e soc ie ty . O ur 11u111 e r o u s c l11 ,.;c d pro gram s d id a great d eal to in c r ea se th e su ccess o f o ur d ra m atic ac ti \·iti cs. P o ur o i n u1· m embe rs a ,;.,i ,; tc d th e Ero,; in th e clram:iti za ti<l11 oi " Gree n S tockin g,; ": thr ee in th e D e lt :1 Tau pl :1y. " F anny and ch e S cn·a nt P r o bl e m." and io ur pa 1·- ti c ipated in th e A lp ha play. "liur1·y! TTurry! T-funy!!". al l cl1 )in g ,; plcnd id \\'O rk. " Sto p Thi ef ' " ca1u c up t o o u1· u ,; ua l stand anl a nd r:111k e <l \1·ith Ih e lil',;t p1·o cl11 ct in n ,.; n f th e sc h ool. It \\' a s a g rand succ e,;s fr o m lw g·i11u in g t n encl. a nd k e pt th e audi e n ce in co n sta n t u p r oa r. Tn in r e n sic \\·nrk \1·c h:l\-c ,.; h o \\'n SllIU e s kil l. .·\ft c r d efeatin g t h e Phil os. a nd late r b e in g cl e kat l' d b y t h e '1 rnn g 1\l p h a tr ill in t he Tn fr r-Soc·il·ty ckha1c. t h e t ea m . co n ,;istin g 11f R o b e r t \ \inl lc rt . G e o rge \,\/ri g h t :111d R o be rt Patt o n. and th e soci ety cli ,; play e cl th e i1· g11 o cl sports 111an s hip. J o l11 1 :'llc Gee . Fre d i\ l nrrn 1\· ancl llarry S t c \·en sn11 r epre,;e n te cl u s 111 th e T ri an g ular d e ba t e . T h e soc idy i,.; n·r1ai 11 ly p1·o ucl ,, j Ihi ,.; 1·e 111 a rkah k r eco rd . a s this i,; th e largest r c p rl' ,;c 111a t io 11 o f all_\· ,.;ocic ty ll 1111·c\·c r. 0111' be n e fits a r c 1ltl t co 11 fi11ccl \\'ith in t h l' ,;11c ie ty :Ii o u e. :\ la r ge h ox \\·as ,.;c n t t o our "\\' a r o rph a n ". Edo n a r cl Lafo n t. to h e lp g la clcl e n his C h r islmas. \ \ 'e p1·esent e cl th e sc h oo l lib1·a ry \\'i t h a C"IJY o i C h ap lin R o hh ',.; li() o k. in 111 e 111 o ry l' f th e i 68 t h Regim e n t. a nd \\' e fee l th ;i t th i,; \\· ill b e ()Ill' of t he• 111" ,; t ,; a c r e cl p n%c•,;,;in n ,; n i th e lli g h sc hno l. Th e :\ri,; lo,; \\' i,; h t n tak e t li is o pp11rtunit y tn than k o ur c riti c . :\fr,;. Rurge,s. fo r h e 1· ,; in ce 1·e l'o-o pe rati o n ;i ncl untirin g effn rt '." in () llr hl' ha lf. ;i ncl :'I I s~ l-Ta t,; \\' C' ll inr h e1· pa ti e n t ,,·ork in coa ch in g o ur play . i\ J a n y o f th e m e mb e rs a1·e g r a cl11 :1r i11 g . hut con sid e ra h lc ta kn t is lcit fu r next ye<i r. ;i n cl l\T ex pe ct th e m. too. to "SucceC' d h y D o in g." Se vent y -fi ce Hele n A d ams G e rt rude Ba rs to\\' Cecile Boo th E lizabeth Brn i11 g to 11 Cat h e ri n e Capel l Helen B utl e r Kathry n C h ey n e \fa r ga r c t Cole Rut h Cooper Jun e D av is J ra nn ette Dicke rso n A nn e D e \.Vitt H e len D eWitt Gretc h en Empk ie Dorothy Fa ul V irg ini a F a ir Rc,-;1 G ilin sky L r, is G r ee n D o r n th y Hu rd Luc ill e Hi c k ey \!fary E liza b et h Tnn es My ra Ke ll y E ula Klee b Sercwtv -Bix / / Till·: llf·:l.'J' .\ ' l' .\J '!" L ea h Kra s n c Kath e rin e \ l c \ l ilkn Bi a n ca \f cC0 111h \ fa r g u c r it c \ l a lnnl'y L eo n a \fau c r J n c ll \I ilisc n H e le na \ fit c h c ll Ra c h ae l \ f o n tgn111cry F ranc is O ure n E lca n o 1· P c r cg1 1_v E sth e r Pusey Ro sa nnah R ecd J\ m y R r,bin so n D r1ris Ro ss \f:.1·g:11·l't S:t u v 1· 1-;: ;1 t h le L' 11 s I 1: l \\' S: 11·;1 l{L'\' ;l S11 ,,·.J ,·1· \\' i11i f1«·<i Spark<·, :\;11H'Y S 1ill111;1 11 r ,y 1111 s"· .. ,·11'"'. J J ,.J,·11 S pi11il kr J-;::.1 l1 n ·11 T:1,·J, ,1- J·:.-1 ill';. 'l'n1:y \I an· T_,,uj , ,. T i11k,- l ·: \'l' iy11 \ \ ' :ll k \'(' _,. . (_' Ji;11·lr1t ll' \ ' :111,11·1k11 ~ ut Ii \ V i i it ,. I·:" 1I1,· 1· \ \ ' i 11 i :11 11" I·: I i z : I Ii L' t Ii \ \. ' " )I 11 ) ti 1' y Ca 1-. ,1 i11 L· 'l' <· i 11 11:1r•I 1 J (' ;(lllll'lt L' Cili11 " "' .J :11 1l· Scl1"t· 111 g,· 11 . l·:Jiz;1hl't li J),,u g l:t" ' \\' i11ifrl' <i (_',,k (';1t ii l' 1·i1H' l ' 11 rk l' \\'11ll.J I 11a ~ ,·;1 1 ,. J•'a it Ii \J ,: .\ I :11 111 - I ! :1r:-; t11 \\. , .. ,,,,, l 1 111 ·: 1: 1'.\ T .\l ' tll-'Fll ' l·: H ::; 1; l't 1 in ; .. ~:t t) n '' il•1 •li \\. hil l' :-:.\\" l'l' ll ,\" 1'. I 'h L',\' llt' :\( 1·:\lill1•11 melta wau De lta T a u has. if possibl e . played t his year a n eve n m•)r e im po rt ant pa rt 1n sc hool acti\'ities t han hi t he rto . Th e Delta pla.'· " ·as a ma rk ed s uc cess. Uesicl es p rese n tin g o ne excell ent pb.\·, \\' l' h;wc bee n \\·ell r cprese ntccl in b oth t h e P hil o and :-\risto pla_'·s. Kathryn l'h c\·11 e and Ruth \ Vhite in th e fo rme r. a nd :-\nn e De \ Vitt a nd Jn ell :\Iilise n in thl' la tln . . \lt lwug·h 1\·c lost to th e .\l p has in th e lnte r-Socicty d ebalL' . t hcre ,,·as com- )JL' n satio n fo r us. in that Ly nn S \\·ce ny . th e o nl y g irl o n th e Tria ngul a r debati ng tca 111. is a De lta T a u. I k l ta Tau is a h,·a.\·s \1·il lin g a nd cager to furth e r t h e in terests o f the sc hool in ;1n \· \1·a." possible . \\' e fee l that mu ch o f o ur s uccess is d ue to :\liss :\la \'l1 arcl ;1nrl :\ I iss ( ;uldn cr, lh1t h o f 11·ho m a r c 11·illin g at a ll times tL) a id us in ,,·ha t e\'e r 11·a\· thn· a r c ali lc . ~L'l'L'l'a l o f 011 1· best 11w111lic rs arc ka,·ing us i11 this graduating class. \\.L· s ha ll 111 iss th L·111 s1ir c l_'·. !)lit \\'l' fel'I t ha t c1T n th o ug h the." arc gon e . \\'L' sha ll lie a l>le to lll L'l't th '-· pnililc111s tlf t he L'1) n1in g· \·ca r in t he sa m e c reditable m a nn e r i11 11·h ic h 11T haH' m et th ose 11f th e past. 8f' /'( ' l//_l/- Sf ' /'( 'I/ E lea nor A nd erso n I ea tri ce A rm strnn g Kathryn Bea rd sley Th elma Buzza Ra e Be rcue Eliza be t h Christ e nse n Faye Cogley Ge rda Christen se n E li zabet h Cable Ruth Cowa n \I a rga r ct Dalesma n r.'. li za be th D at esman Ge rtru d e Dri es! man th l U lswortlt Dn 1·ot hy F e rg us1, n Ruth F e rguso n L en na Goo den 8c~r 11 11 l'i!J l 'I'll !·: J·:Jn1l1EL J'lll.\ :\:-; E dna Cn rclr,n D n ro thy G ra srn1 r\ rrlis Harde ll \ fa rg uc ritc Jf o\1-c H arriet J n lrn so n \ la r ga rct Jun g k c r111a11 7'.c lcl a \fa1·k s Cc nc ,·ic\·c \la c khnrl Co11 sta11 cr \l c\ la11u ' J ean \ lalt n n cy r\rl a :\fartin Virginia \lulh1.Jla11r! L rn1 isc 'J'att11 11 lfaze l :\la c Larso n \lary N ix l\ " sc Nc J, ,,11 :\fa rj ,, ry I 'l':tL'<>ck F,-a H ca 111 ' I ,11 11isc l\app :\ l' JJc J\11 l'Ckl' 1· IJ111·is J\ l> SC J 1 \l ;1 1·iL· Scl 11 11h L·r .~ \J;1rH·i :\111t L' Sl'_\·111.,11r .\ 1111 :1 Sc i1t'l'r C lt:11·l1>ttl' S 1" '" 11-> .. 11 1·: c1 it Ii Sy! \ ' l'' t l' I" :\11r111;1 T y ll'r j Jl'iL-11 \\ "L'S !llT I , 11 .- i II " \ \ -", 11 L' r \' ir ~~i 11i;1 \\'i 11 -l11\\' F111Hh \\'; dcl 11 d \ I ilclrl' d /'.:1 1Tl " I·: ltO <IF I·' l l' I·:I t S l•tt li':-0:111:1 11 J: npp l' 1111J pq.:: ( ;0 1·tlt1 11 ~l:i rl i n l!t1 zz:1 I: ov('k e 1· "l;11r \\'C arc jo lly and \\'C ha Ye a lo t o f p ep!" Y cs. tha t's t h e Eros. Yo u ca n tvll t h e m b_,. the ,·cry tone. ca n't yln t ? \\·c a illl to be a friend to c Ye r ybody. a11d at t h e sa111c ti111 c h ave so lll c fun o urse lves. That's \\·hat E ro cl e lph ia n means. "Love ". \." o t that ,,.c dan ce ancl pl ay a ll t he tilllc li ke t h e gTass ho ppc r. O h n o ! S0111L'li111cs. \1·c \1·crk a nd arc r ea ll y se ri o us lik e t h e little a n ts. \\·c strike a h a pp.1· m edium lict11·cen the t 1\·o by \\'l)rking· a li ttk and playing a li ttle. Just to pro \·c this to _l'llll. li ne arc so m e ,lf th e thin gs l\'C h a\·c acco 111plish ccl this yea r. ( )ur c ll>Scd progra 111 s li a 1·c hc,·n 111 n n ' int e restin g t ha n eyer. Ou r play. (; r cc n S tockings--'\\.c ll! -You'll n c \-c r fc rgd it. \\·ill y o u ? T h e n. t h e 11·a_1· u ur ~:-i is tried o ut for th e d eb ates a nd t h e <k cla llla ton- cu n tcst shm 1·s that th e l·:ros a rc a \\·id c a \1·akc crm1« 1. So. h e r e 's to the En1clc lphi ans ! \l a 1· t h e ,· b e as successful a nd h a pp:· in th e fu tu re as th c 1· ha\'l' been i11 th e past yea1·! H e r c's tn o ur ubl ip:ing n itics. \liss 1-'i·aseur a 11d :\liss l:lac J..:1 Ol'l"C ll/ _11 - 11i1u · i\larj o ri e A lexand e r Agn es A ncl e rso n Cleo Atwa t e r Pa uli n e B ran so n A ur e li a Christen se n \farjori e D ay Rut h Dickson L o is El li cott \f a Pg aret G il es \ [a r ia n G r ay \filclre d G rassfie ld Laura Grim es F e rn H a n se n G la d ys Tf a11Se11 Mi ldred Han se n Dor<Jt h y H e r wig ?vladge Hinke l 'J'lll·: Al.1'11.\S Beulah J-[r111 g h Delpha J e 11 ,;e n Ir e n e Jcn s u1 \fabl e J e n se n Neva J o n es E li zabet h Le11·is Rill a \[un ge r H ele n e P e t e rse n L e 11 11 a P ri11r Lu c ill e Ru11y1111 Vera Haph C la ri c t: Sha rk c .v F (' rn \.Vallinc Daisy VVi ls<rn Glady s 1\ bl e Av is /\ndrews Z t: l1 11:i 1: :1~T ~ Ftli c l Ti e r11l1 :1r di .\dcli t: 11 ;1 y 11 l·, \ l argarit l· \ l ;111<klk11 :\Ii ct: I 'ri• •r F c r11 l~; pli l\la11 c li c l~ >l lt.: ·1"111 l)11r1it li y \\'••lkrt I ·:I k 11 T, l' \\' i " J<'J, 11·c·11 c1· .\ I :1 r t _1 · .\1·l111t l' ~,·ig 1·rk1·: 11 1I /. J) .,r<>t li ,v 11 i11k ,·I ·~cl11:1 I I :tthl' t1 Frl11:i . \ 11<k r" 011 J J llj>l' ~l l'<> ll g' Ll'l!ll:t ~iclia rd 1111 Crc ll'li('11 \i l' l'l' r ' ~I. llinkl'I .J11 11 L• :-> Hnph l , ' ALl'flA Ol·'FI CEH::i '\\ ~ (;rn s:::.; li L•ld lli ck:-:nll l 1L'I e rse u ll ~h Con stant effo rt a nd a \\·hn leso 111 e int erest o n thl· part o f every 111 e111b er ha,; m ade this a successful year fo r th e :\lpha Litera r _\· Soci ety. T he g ood yea r. m : fe e l. ha s be e n t he o u tc om e o f \\·ork ea rn estly a ncl truly cl o ne . .-\nrl. as a re sult, o ur cl o se d prog ra ms a nd ~l r \\·ork ha \·e disco ve red fo r us 11111 ch rea l ta lent. \ Ve sh a ll no t fo r g et th e t hree big e \·ents. in \\·hi ch \\'e t o o k pa rt during this yea r : th e play-"Hurry! Hurry! Flu rry!! " ; th e D eclamat o ry co ntest. a nd t h e debate . \\·hi ch made us th e pro ud \\·inn ers o f th e cup fo r 1920 . .- \nd nO\\' ,,. e are loo king fo n\·a rd to a no th e r splendid year . to greater o ppo rtuniti es, and to g rea te r ,·ict o ri es. \ Ve ,,·ish to thank :.\Liss F li ckinger. o ur loya l a< h ·ise r. fo r g uitl'ing u s so safely thro ugh a no th er yea r. \\'e a 1·e g la d to have :\liss Hea rn s. a s o u r a~ ta t a< h·ise r. fo r she has sh0 \\·11 he r k ee n int erest 111 tis a 1Hl in o ur \\'Or k. ·11t1rra h fo r 1<_)20 ! :\lay 19 2 1 be a s 11 cl'~ t1 l a 11d p rns pno us l :\la \· n ur g ood \\·o rk in be in g \\·inn ers eye r co ntinll c ! P, iq // I !f· O ll C Edna r\da m s :'lr y 1·tlc A nd e rso n Ve st a B eau ch a mp G la dy s B uc hanan Tone B ro \\'n Ge rtrude Cambro n :\fa ri ;i n Carlc:y Th a lia Ca rley TT a ze l C h a pma n :\ fa rjo rie C lizb e G lenn ic e Da,·is P a ul in e D o ll To na D o \\' n in g D rirot hy J7i t zg c ra lcl !\ fa iy Fr •rscvl h e A g nes Gay lo rd Lil a Ge iso r /·,' iyll t,11 / /l'fJ Tl! I·: ("f.f(J:-;I If ' II I.\ :-;:-; Ge rtrud e Gi lin sky :\ l a ry TTall E sth e r H c nd c rs11n Fl o r e n ce l r c ncl e rs u n :\f a n ·ell c fT r n , k y D e Ftt a Hill :\[ att ic IT irs ch e Pau li nr H 11 r11 e L o is H o u st o n T;:n:Jy n ] c!ll eS T r111 a K e l lngg Cec il K e rn ey .\ g n c s Kn 1ilt l·: lsic K ock l·:lsic L icld l' ll .\ I ilclrl' cl .\f c a ch a m :\lyrtlc :\I is c h lc r Ruth :\I cirga l Dorr,t h y Fried Gla d y s l~ 11 :\ I ilclrl'cl Hocl c 11 Dunrt h y H o per D o r 11 th y S c 11ift N e lli e Se 11i01· V i,·ian Slia 11111J11 1\ud1·ie Ske ll • >11 L u c ille S 111i t '1 Tr en c St1111'L' f 1·a Swl'l' ll y l l;1 z c l \T;111clerp"r >I :\I ilclr c d \ \ "ag'L' c k .\li c e Yrrst l l c len \"1111 11,g· ('LI O OFF! CEI: S .\ . Yos t· J l ensk,\· lli rnc h S ttn\·c I . ~\\' l'L' l1 _\' Til e Cli oso phian. the ne \\·est g irls' lite rary soc iety. is o ne o f th e most re presc 11tativc groups o f g irls in the hi g h sc hool. T he vari ed talents o f th e g irls 111 th l'. sol·ie ty . ,,.c fee l. will ma ke th e o lde r soc ie ti es look to th eir laurels. Th e pnso nn el o f o ur o ffi ce rs g ives some id ea of th e q ua lity of th e rest o f th e so cie t:·. .-\li ce Yost makes ave r:· good presid ent a nd co nd ucts he r meetings in a busin ess-lik e ma nn e r: whil e i\ [arvc llc 1-:l cnsky. as vice-presid ent. is a b le to t a k e Jin pl ace if th e occasio n a rises. O ur secre ta ry. Ire ne S to \Y C. is ,·er_, . capa b le and m o st e ffi c ie nt. ;\]attic Hirsch. a s treasure r. co lle cts o ur rn o nc_,. ,,·ith pro mpt11 ess and pre cisio n- if th e mo ne_,. is fo rthco min g . .-\lth o ug h small. T ,.a 5 ,,·ccn:-. serg·cant-a t- a nn s. is e ntirely sa tisfac to ry . !\I uch in te rest a nd enthu siasm is ma nifest ed ll\· a ll til e o ffi ce rs fn r th eir wo rk. Ge rtrud e C ilin sk,·. as histori a n . ,,·ill sec t(l it th a·t o ur ac hi e vem ents a rc not huri erl in o bl iv ion. · Til e s pirit ()f t il e g irls is fin e . Se veral o f th e g irls a rc tr:·in g o ut fo r th e Dec la ma tu r_,. con test a nd ha vc hig h ho pes o f o b ta i 11 i ng pl aces. \ \ ' c ha \·c d n nc t his mu c h sin ce o tff nrga 11i zati o n. \\.i th th e talent that \ H' haYe in th e soc ieh· ;i11d ,,·itli th ~· ass rn ce of ;\ liss Pile. m u- soc ie ty criti c. ,,.e li aYc g reat hopes fo r f ti tu re S llCCeSS. r; i1Jl1 I .11 -/11 rcc CllAUTElt ~!E \Inlm~ (JF '1'111·: 1.or:<JT J·:c·11:-;1·:A.'\ :-i()('JE'J'1 0 1·g an izcu ,\pri l T. lfl'.!O 1Lngntrrqnrans Motto: " vVe gain streng t h as we g ". President V ice P r esident Sec re ta r y T reas ure r S e rgeant-at-a rm s Crit ic vV il liam A nthony E dg ar A rd ell \Valte r Boye r Harry B ristow O li,·c r Crn cke r Cha rles Cam Dbell IT c 11 ry E hl e rs L ouis E vans Sam E tnyre rliy /1/y . f(Jl( J' Cu lo rs: Bl ue and \,Vhite. O FFICERS ~Vl MBERS Ea rl F ish e r Albe rt G ru ve r D o nald Gohlin g h orst Ge rnard G rube r A rth ur H en de1·so 11 R oy H a nson E me rso n L e n k e R oy L a di ges Ray Mann \!\falt e r M. B oye1· Leo nanl S hipley J\rt h ur H e n de rson R oy H a n se n O li ve r B. Crock e 1· Mi-. Nea d Geor g e i\fillcr H enry O'Dn1111 cl l D o n a ld S mith l·'.l111 e 1· F . S ill it h ''1 a 11rice S iph c rcl Lcn 11arcl S h ipley Dud ley T r iplett Ge o r g e H a y s l 1 TllE l'A :\ ~11 ('T,lll~ 1£1 Qlirruln 1.Enµanol P r esident V ice Preside nt Secreta ry T r eastll"er Sergeant-at-a rm s D o n::i lcl Coye E\·elyn \ \ia llwcy ~f::iry Louise Tinl ey R o bert \ \io ll e rt Fred Diwo ky E l Circul o E spanol is o ne o f th e school's products fo r this yea r. It ,,·a o rg-ani zc <i \l arch 10 . i 920. under th e supervision of :\liss ~ pragu c. ,·\n}· pupil may be a mcml)('r of the clu b \\'ho has had at least o ne semester of Spa 11isli. Ther e a rc, at prese nt . abo ut fift y memb ers enroll ed . Th e purpose o f the cluli is to make th e members mo re fa mili ar " ·it h th e Spanish lang·uagc and custo 111 s lw the use o f Spa nish songs. g ames and pla ys. Biql1 f!f-fir c Tl!E Fr:I·: :'\('II er.e n 1Jjr Olrrrlr 1J1 ran.cats L e Cercl e Franca is is one o f the yo un gest clubs o f the hi g h sc hool. h aving· bee n organi zed in January, 1 920, fo r th e purpose o f promo ting a n in t er est in French culture and civiliza ti on. T he me et ings arc fo rmall y carri ed o n in th e F rench la ng uage. P rograms, co nsisting of piano selecti ons by F rench compose rs. so ngs p o pula r ill! F rance, an d one-act plays, have bee n arranged by th e program committ ee' and carri ed out with success by th e memb ers. T he offi ce rs, elected at th e time o f the organi za ti o n to se rve for th e :-;11 111!~· semester, a re : P r eside nt Vice P resirlcnt Sec r eta ry Treasure r Se rgea nt-at-arms N ell e Roec k e r Ed n a Gonio n Ce1·tnide L in coln Ri ch a rd Day Fe rdin;ind Krn sc The membe rs o f th e clu b wish to express their appreciati on tn \fiss (;uldn c 1• a nd Mr. Ma rl o w for th eir untirin g effo rts in behalf o f th e club. Eighty-six Tiil·: 1..\ TI:\ l'l.l"I\ lliatin O.llub To attempt to explain fully th e acti\·ities of th e ne \\·ly o rga ni zed Latin Club, k no \\'n a s S igma Del ta. \\'O tild be fo l h-. [I O\\·e ver. some idea of its \\·o rk ma '.. be con veyed. The purpose o f th e Latin Club is irnt nnh· that each m ember become a n a ccomplish ed Lati n stude nt. but a lso an excellent booster fo r C. l L Fl. S. During- th e first yea r o f its existence. the Sigma Delta created a nC\\. sens::iti o n in the fo rm o f a Lati n banquet. The dine rs \\·ore the custom<1r:· togas ::i ncl pa llas; t h e m ea l \\·as partake n o f by t he g uests as th ey reclined n n the ir couches. At this ex trao rdin a n · feast ne\\. members o f the club \\T re initiated . acting the pa r t o f \Yaite rs. At t h e regul a r m eetings. th e 111 c111hc rs of this societ:· h<1 1·e proYecl themse lves tho ro ug·h m ast e rs of parlia n1e ntan · la11·. a. 11·cll as a rtful entertai ners. Eve ry closed program has been o ne of cnti1u sia sm ::inrl merit. T he e nd o f th e first :·car find s the Signia I )clta 11·cll cm its 11·ay to success. lo a g reat ex tent. due to n 11r e ver-r ea<h· criti c. :\iiss l\·Ic r. \\.atch 11 s in the fut ure. . . E i(J/11 IJ·SNCll 'I'll I·: C.\ H'l'OO.'\ (' L !;I: &artnntt (!Huh Altho ug h new this yea r, the Ca rtoon Club is recogni zed as o n e o f the li vely o rganizatio ns of the school, a s ,,·ell as o ne of inte rest a nd va lu e t o its i11di,·idual members. It has proven very useful during th e past y ear as it is the o nly c lub in sch ool fo r artistic purposes. T he club has furnished sevc1·al drawings fo r th e Echoes. a nd has drawn a g reat number o f posters fo r sp ec ia l occasio n s. Th e c lub k e ls especially proud o f the H.. 0 . T. C. in sig nia 11·hi ch it d esigned. It is the hope that this is n!~· the beginning o f a greate r fi e ld u f art \\·o rk 111 the Coun cil Blu ffs T-1 ig h school. J-:i17lt111-eight I SIC \llss \lll>l l lYTll:'\ l l 1 111 \ Ve ,,·ish to tak e this o ppo rtunity to express o ur g ratitude to 1\Iiss A n g ie Middleto n. \Yhosc untirin g effo rts have made possibl e o ne of th e most successful yea rs C. I \. H. S. Glee Cl ubs have ever kn om1. He r positi o n has o ft en ca ll ed fo r self-sacrificL· but at all times ,,.c find he r g ivin g h er time a nd enthusiasm-ever ,,·orkin g· fo r th e success an d betterme nt of all musical activities. U oRnT 1r Y I'ER(;u so>: . P resid ent Girls' Glee. :\r.\RC U l". n l TE ::\l.\L():'\EY. President ::\J CIT Y Glee~ . ll.\l ~()l,J) F .\ I R . President n o ,·s· Glee. In co nsi de rati o n o f t he capable a nd tireless way in \\"hich ,,.e hav e hee n led durin g th e pa st season. ,,.e th e und ersig ned \\·ish to cl ccli catc this spa ce: to o ur lcaclc r. \ Ir. Cla ud e Co_v !C'. Sig n eel :- ri::Ru: :\r E .\ C ll.\\I , P reside nt .l \and . ,\l1LT .. \ 1rn K1ns:--: 1·: . !'resid ent O rch estra. 'I It . l'OY LJ·: Eiql1ty-11i.11 e Ninety f = :..,. -= = ~· :..-. "' ~ "' c .2 .z, g .,_ - ·-.-:; - '"'" :z .,. :.., ~ ~ - Fnir l lt'nl'l1Si<'.Y 1Bnyn' ~Irr (ltluh I 9-' 20 ha s bee n a suc cessful \"Ca r from start to finish for the n o \" . Glee Club. O ut o f chi eAy new mate ri al. ha s been built an o rga ni zation that compa res favo ra bly \Yith any that fo rm er yea rs have produced. The club made fe\\. public appearanc es. but each time that it did so, it attracted fav o rabl e co mment. In conjun ction with the Girls' Glee Club. it put o n a pro gram fo r th e South \Veste rn lO\Ya T eac hers' Co nventio n. \\·hi ch wa s o ne o f the most attractive fea tures of th e m eeting. :\Lost o f th e tim e during th e year has bee n spe nt in \\·nrking nn th e O peretta. presente d in conjunctio n \\·ith the First Girls' Glee. _;\I iss \I iclclleto n. o ur <lirectn r. has lent her untiring- efforts to th e \\·orking up of a l \oys' Clcc Club that \\"O uld he a cr eel it to C. U. I-I. S . and h er efforts have bee n crO\Ynecl \\·ith success. A group o f fin e officers. I-Tarnlcl Fair. Preside nt : Dill nn Hoss. Secreta ryTrcas 111"e r. and ,\]ired I \ea rclsle_\·, L ibraria n. tog·eth e r \\·ith th e hea rty co-OpLTati u11 o f th e utl1 e r 111 e 1111i crs. helped to put this ca 's I \o ys' c;Jcc Club ·on t·lw map. · N i11 cty-0 11 P .Vi11 c t1; -t 1co :...; .= :--:::. ·.• ~ 2 § . ~ ~Ui "f . _; f c.; .:c::.: ~ . irl a' rr Ollub " Th e r e j,; sweet mu sic h e r e th a t ~nf er f; ills T han pe t als fro m blo wn roses o n th e ·as~ ... -TENNYSON. The l;irst C irls' C lc e C'lub has just passe d a ve ry successful a nd eventful \Ta r. \:eve r befo re ha s a n o rga ni zatio n bee n in such dema nd . Ha rell\· a " ·eek has passed that the g irls have no t a ppea red before th e public in some way. 11 o \\·ever. th ere is a r easo n fc,r a ll o f this success. \Vith o ut th e co-ope rati o n of the members a11cl th e \\·illin g- effo rts o f l\ fiss ~[idd lc n no thin g co uld have bee n accomplished. ( )nc aftc rn nn n each \\·eek has been devoted to extra practicin g . Th e gr eatest success o f th e yea r \\·as th e o per etta. " T he lJo 'sn's Tiri de" . in " ·hi cli th e l\ uys' C lcc Club also too k pa rt. T h ey O\\·e t heir la urels to D illo n ~oss a ncl 11uruth y 1:crg-uson. a nd the tireless effo rts o f t he t\1·0 clu bs. Th e g-irb \\·ish to th a nk the ir office rs o f the Glee Clu b-l'resiclc nt. Doro thy 1:c rg uso11 : ~e eta y a nd T reas urer. l(athryn Cheyn e: L ibra ri a n. R uth \ Vhite, :incl \ I iss \ I iddlc ton-fur the ir good yea r. Nin e / y -t/1ra r.: '-' = :_j - '"' .,. ,.., ~ ~. - - =- :;. ~ ~ >--: ~ ~· ~ ~ <= ~ ,;:: ..,_ - -· .. --: :,.... - ---~ ~ -· " -· ...-. :;_ '"' ., - :::: '-- ii: "· = "-' 'l. "' :... ·- f:; -· " :.;.I "O _.. '"' :;;: = ~ :::: -- :..- - I :;, · ., : 1. ·- - - ~ - ::: ·- ·- -= _.. - -- - ...-. ·- - Xi11 ct11 - f onr .:\la lon1•y ~lul hull aml ·~Ii u,; ic \l'ipcs a\l'ay fro m t h e so ul Th e dust nf c ,·cry-clay life." ( l11l' •>f th e nrg·a 11i zatio 11 s in the musical activi ti es of th e l'o u11cil l\lidh 1-lig·h Schn11 l is til e i\lcrry (;Ices. fo rme rly known as til e Seccincl (;iris' Clce Clu b. ( lur first a ppearance in t he musical concerts ,,·as be fo re t il e ~I th rs' a nd T cach n s' Club o f \\lashing-to n School. \ Ve also appeared in a concert fo r th e ~u th \ Vcstc rn l n \\·a Teache rs' Associatio n a nti in a Cantata during the year. \\'c fo rmed part o f the cho rus in tlw ce lebration for c-;ene ra l P ershing in J a 11 ua r_\'. \ Ve e:<: prcss o ur gratitude to i\ liss 1\ng ie i\ liddlctun . t\) \\·hnm ,,.e o " ·e o ur splcIHl icl s uccess and a lso to o ur o ffi cers. 1\ [argue rite Mal o ne:·. P resident: 11 elcne l'etcrsc 11 , Secretary an d Treasure r: Virginia i\I ulho lla ncl. Libra ri an. Y i n<'/!f·ti n · l l N inet11 -s ix ~ - -.;: -f :_.. :::: ~ "· c... ; 't ~·~.g - ~~~ c._, - OHCllE.'TltA l ll-'Fl<' Elt:,i l'. Krns nc Lee te Smirh Haley ~I. Krnsn e A. Yos t ( ·o,·J.- .\ lma11::;ou H udrna11 ( 11i1·ectorl Ano th er school \·car is o ver a nd it is o nce mo re timl' fo r \nittl'n. The o rchestra is proud to set its record in the pages fo r in ma ny \Yays this has been a most successful year. histon · to he f th is· volurn c T he o ne respo nsible fo r this success, to a la rge extent. is :\Ir. Co.de. 1 t has been a privilege to be under the leade rship o f such a tirelc>'s and compl'tent man . This year ha been a most ac tive o ne fo r the o rch estra . \\' hat \\'Otil d a sc hool pla.\· be \\·itho ut th e o rchestra ? Just like cancl:· \\·itho ut sugar. T he o r chestra a nd bane\ together played fo r a musical ed ucatio nal 111 eeting at Pi erce Street school. \\·here the vario us instrume nts \\·ere explained to the children. The o rch estra played fo r Genera l l'ershing's receptio n and o n man_\· o th er occasions at th e city a udito rium. ;\Iusic is an education in itself. 1 t train s the mind. th e se 1~cs. a nd is an e nj oyable pastime. Our leader has provided us \\·ith ple nty of g·oocl music t hi:-; yea r whi ch ma de us appreciate the bea uty in c;H·h instn1111e11 t. The pla\·c r iinder this training has UllC01lSCio usly g r0\\'11 to lO\'C his instrumen t a nd as a result th e o rchestra has a n e xcelle nt mo ra le. T he prospects for a successful seasun next year a rc cspcciall\· b rig·ht becau se o f th e suppo rt by school autho rities a nd the spirit p f the orga;1 izati.011 . • Vi11 Cl!l· SCffll ., ·- ·- - :.:::: - ;:::: ., . .. r.- :;:. HA:'\I> UFFI CEH:-> f :l':ll ll llO lll ~lllith J.:t di µt':-: .\I 1r:1111 s E ltl t• r:-: ('o,\·ll· l l•i n•t·lur ) 1: 0<1111:111 )J,·avha111 Th e IJ:L1 1d is th l· n u isiest lioust<:r th a t C. B. H. S. ha s 1 It is a rq1r eSL' lll :tt 11·c t> rga 111 z: 1- ti .. 11 hy ll'hich bo t h th e sc l1t1< d and c ity an: jud ge d hy •lllhidns. Tine's a hit ni hi s 1<>ry • •i the 1<120 IJ:11l(I. .-\ t 0 11r first practice in Sc ptc1 11ber. it \\'as fo und t ha t t h e r e \\'ere e ig ht 111emh c.T,; oi la,;t Yl'ar's ba nd still ll'ith u ,; . .-\ ca ll \\'as iss ued fo r m nr c m e mb e r,; 11·h ic h r c,; 11l ted in ad di - tional m c: n join in g the o r g a 11 izat io 11. At t his 11-ritin g t h e band co n sists 11 f tll'c n ty m embe r '. St ran g·c a s it 1na y ,;l'e 1n ll'l' h a1·c had nume r o u s nbstac lc s t<' 01·crco i1n l' . The c hi d " ill' ha s hl' l' n ge ttin g 11 c11· nH.: n1be rs to r e main ll'ith th e band. O fte n a h n y U1as i"inL·d th •· h ;L1 1d . t"tally ig 1; 1ira n t o f e 1·e 11 th e rudime nts o f nlllsic. ha s c11 111 e t o a ic 11· prac ti ce,;. th l' n hL·c11 1n l' disconr.1gcd and q uit. Th e o nes w h o h aYe mad e s11 c h a mi ,; t a k e s h o uld rL'<.:nn - ,; id c r th e ir acti<'n . n o t o nl y for th e band's "a k e . but fo r t h e ir <111·n s ak l' . and thu,; g·l't n 11l • ,f t h l' "quitter c la ss." .--\n ut h e r factor. 11·hi c h t o so m e exte n t h as h a mpe r ed th e progrc,;,; o f th e band. has bl' c n cn ntinn cd in tei-rn pt io ns s u c h as mak e -up \\' Ork . ( n ccc,;,;a r _1 ·. b 11 t n l'1·c r - thl·- k ,;,; it L'1·1 1k e,; so 111 e ha rd ships o n t h e ha nd ) . e xtra R. 0 . T. C . drilb. and thl· c•1: il ,; trike . . -\ ,; i11 the pn: n ·di11!2· yt: ars. th e hand ha s pro1·ed it s mi r th in public ga thning·s. parade's. l·:is kL·tb:ill and ioot hall ga m es . . \ h c·gi n 11er,;' band is in prUL't: SS o f 11rga ni zati o n a nd ab o u t t11·,·1Jl y 1nL·1nh c r- h a 1·L· h n ·11 ,,.,·11rcd . Th l'sc . t<'gTt h vr \\'ith ap prnxi mat c ly fift CL' n 111 c mbl'1·s "i till' , dd li:111d . \\'il l g 11T C•1 111H·il Hli1IL; and her high sc h o 1il a band o f "'h ic h th ey may i11 rk l' rl hL· prt111 d . Th l' l' lllirl' p c· rson n c l of th t: band wis h es t11 t a kL' this 11 pportunity ' " t h:1 11k lhL· sc h1111 l hnard ;111 rl its pr esid e nt f111· thl' oppo rtnnit y lo be l11 n g t o t hi s .. 1·g·a ni 7a 1i .. 11. ;111d ' " k ari1 t h e c le 111l'11l " , ,f 111u ,; ic iru111 s uc h a lead e r as :\Ir. Coyle. Yi11c l.11 -11i11 c "T he I :o·sn's I \ride " , a n o peretta in two ac ts, \\·as n by t he First C irl < a nd Uoys· Glee Clu bs at the L iberty thea tre 0 11 th e a ft ern oo n a nd e \-c nin g of \ fay .). The ope retta \\·as presented to th e school childre n in th e a ftc rn o u 11 a 11cl to ad ul ts in th e e venin g , nea rl y eve ry sea t be in g sold fo r eac h p e rfo rma n ce . The o peretta was a success in eve ry wa y, fo r \\·hi ch llltH.: h credi t is clu e \I iss \ lirldl eto n a ncl ".\[ is Hats\\·ell , o ur directo rs. J ac k \Viko x . th e bu sin ess man - ager. is also to be commencl ecl fo r his spl endid \\·ork in settin g th e stage a ncl ma nagin g the sale o f the tickets. TI-IE C \ ST D ick E rn e-Uoa ts\';a in o f C . S. S. Da rn ac le . . . . . . .. ... . . .. . . . . . . Dill o 11 l\ uss l(i tty .-\ dair-".\ fember of H ig h Sc hool Alumn i . .. ... . ... .. . Do r o thy 1:crgu so 11 T om T upper-The f: o's n's Ma te . . .. .. ... . . . . . .. . ...... ...... J o e S irn o 11 sll 11 T im Sha nn o n-.-\n O ld Sa lt .. . . · ... . .. . . . ... . ... . . . . . .. .. .. . . .. T farolcl 1:air Sam Sli ppy- Coxswain o f the Capta in 's Gig . .. .. .. .. . .... .. .. . . H o be rt ( ;r a~· Doro thy-Kitty's Dest F ri end .. .. . .. . .. . . . ... .. .. . . .. .... . . l( at hr.,·n C h cn w .\Irs. fl rO\rn-A n r\ cl mirab le Chapero n ... .. . ........ . . .. . . . .. .. L o uise l\ app 11a rba ra-r\ttencl in g li h School . . ... . ... . ... . .... . . .. E li za be th \ Vuu clliury Cho rus- Sai lo rs a n cl H ig h Sc hool Girls .. . . .. . . . . . Uo ys' a nd G irls' C lce Clubs D ick E rn e rece ives a letter from his fa th er biddin g him find a ncl \\·eel 1'i tty .\ cl a ir. a g irl he has no t see n for fi ft een years. A ll a boa rd agr ee th a t t his is a vny clifficu lt situation. A gro up 0 f hig h school g irls en te r. o n e o f th em b e in g 1' itt · r\c\ a ir. l(itty learn s o f th e situ atio n but k ee ps her identi ty from D ick. \Jany in teresti ng e pisoc\es foli o \\' in qui ck successio n. :\11 c ha racte rs j o in in ma king it a cl eli g-htful piece of humo r as well as pleasi ng ha rn10n_L r\ft er explanatio ns between D ick a nd ]( itty. peac e is resto red to th e l\arna ck . an d T im Shann o n a nd M rs. Bro wn cume in to learn th a t two se ts o f \\-c cldi11 g bells \\·ill rin g . T he proceeds o f the o pe retta \\·ill g o to sta rt a func\ fo r t he purc hase CJ f a ne \\' piano fo r the 1-1 ig h sc hool audito rium . () I/ ( fllfllfltf(l • , Hnpl1 ~pink l'llILO l'I.A1 l':\ST Selley En~ l lnntl .f . l'ype1· Tyler H oss J luugln:-:s \\' It i l e Jqilnmatl1ian Jlay \ \"nl I 111 :1 n 0 11 :\l ;ll" ch 5t h a nd 6t h th e P hil o mat hi a 11 <;. ass1<;1cd hy t h e ,..·irl <. litcran· so c ictic ,- prcsc 11t ed a far c ica l comedy. "Th e Pri\·ate Sec r eta ry." T he pl ay \\.;;._ 1;10 re app 1:cc1at cd by th C' st ude n t bnd ' an d wa s r ecri\·ccl \\'ith g rea te r enthu sia sm th a n any ot he r prod uctio n g i\·en this yea r. Th e way in whi ch th e comedy \\'a s h a nd led has s~ t t h e sta nd a rd for f11t11 r c plays o f t h is type. Th e spl e n d id ch ara c te r wo rk o f th e act o rs co ntri bute d mo r e th an anythi n g else tn it " s uccess. D ill o n Ross. as th e P rivat e Secretary. \1·ith "all his goods and chatte ls" depict ed a cha r acte r \\'horn th e audi e11 ce wi ll lo n g remembe r. St ephan \Vo lln1 an. as g ruff n lrl C-a -t-t-e-r-111 -0 -J-c . furn is hed a g re at dea l of a muse men t. Edga r chcy. a s yo un g Dirngla ;; Catt nmole . played h is r o le \\' e ll. No rm a Tyl e r. as ?l liss :\ la1·sland. arq ni ttrd he rse lf \·cry c r c clit ;1l>l y. Kathry11 Ch ey ne a nd Ve ra Raph bo th po rt rayed d irt icul t charal·ter part ,; in a prufcssio na l mann e r. The o th e r cha r actns \\'Cr e \\·ell taken by h obc rt C ray. \\' ilson D11 11 g;la ss. Fred e ri c Eastlan d. R uth \,Vhit e. J o hn Pype r. R u be rt Spink and Cu ,;t:if Lind bL' rg. A g r eat dea l o f c r edit fo r t he clc\'l·r ac tin g must be g i1·cn to :\lis,; Foley. tlt c Philo ad1·ise r, a nd i\liss Hatswe ll. t h e hi g h sch nol drama ti c coac h. one 111111drctl on e • :-:ilt'\"t•n ::;on :\l ontgornl't',\' JJue1T 1:occ::kc1· .J c•ns1•11 Snnchn • 'pel 1111111 \\":11 . .:1·1·1< \ \"n l 1•·1·1 1·"1•11 I Lr·nh.1· I:n pp lln vi s ~! ilis n ( ':iwl l l>C' \\.i11 Ariatn Jlay O ne o f th e most enj<Jya bl e e \·ents o f th e yea r wa s the t h ree -a c t c<111 H:rl v. "St"P Th ief." staged by th e r\ ristuteli.;111 lite ra ry society o n :\larch 26 and 27. Th e 1\rist."s ke l tha t 1h is play \\'a s as good, if not be tte r. than a ny r1 ther that th ey ha\·e present ed. The business mana"ement. was ad mirably supe rin tended by F1·c d :\ I o rr11\\·. anrl J 1d1n :\l cCec.: JHO\·ed his worth a s a stage ma nage r. His sta!!e for " St"p Thi ef" \\';1s Jll·11lialily thL· 111"-; t artist ic he has yet produced. " .'top T h ief" is typically a boys' p lay, and e ach of the l\\·el\'C: bnys in it p layer! a st ar pa rt. Ric hard Cape ll. a s J ack D oogan . th e th ie f. with the aid of his S\\·ecthcart. J ell. pl ayl'd by r\n ne DevVitt. will Jo ng be r e membered for the clc,·er wo r k in tryin g t " ge t a "stak e '· so th ey could "turn stra ig ht" and make an " h o n est sta r t." T l IE ( ' ,\l''I' :'\I-:Lf lh P l h icf.. . ...... . ............ . .... . . ... . . .. . . .\ :'\:'\I·: I tl·:\\" I TT .f,\l 'J\: IJ()IJ<:A:'\- (•fl c t h ief.... ... ...... .J: fl ' I L \ 1:11 ('.\ 1' 1·: 1. 1. . l ':11T- ll11• f:ither ........ ... . . .. .. .. .. . . .. . . 1: :1 11•11 :11· ~ .\lrs. ('n1T- h i8 w i f't-•. . ..... . . ... . . . . . . . . . . l.011 is1 • J:n p p "'"lgr· Cn 1T- l·hc hritlr- . .... . . .. . . . . . ..... . . ... . . . ..... 111 .. 11 .\li l i"'" .Joan ( 'atT- 111.•r r ... . . . . ... . . . . ...... . . . . . . . ... .... . . . . . . ~ .. !IP l:1w(·l\1·r ( ':t 1·olinf' ( 'n1T --h P1· sis1·e1· . . ..... .. . .. ... .. . . .. .... . . . . . .... . :\l :1 d gp lli111\l1• .I n nwx '·111ney - t he ·00 111 . . ..... .. . ....... ... ... . .. ..... .. . F1·1·cl1 ·1·i1 ·k I >114•1"1" f)1·. \\ ill o11g- llJ1y ll ~ lwsl 111:111 . . .... . • .•. . .• . ... . . • . •... .. . lf:nry ~l l' 11 :-: 011 BPv. :ur. :-->pelvin ..... . . .. . . ... . .. . .. .. . . .•.• . ... ... . . . .. .. . . l lt•111·y .J1 •11 s1•11 .rnmison- hr0kf'r . . . . . . . . .. ... • . ..... .. ... . .•... .. .•... l ':i11J :\lo11l g 11111 1·1'.' . . J1 11 · 'J'hompson- dt>IP1·tivc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · · · .. · ·... . . ':ord1111 F1·111 :-.;P l'g"<·nnt of Poli<·(• ..... . 1 ••••• • • ••••• •••••••••• • •• ';l'or~P ~:111('!1:1 ()':\l:tllt1~ fli<"PI' . , .... .. .. .... •.•. .... ..... • · · • · • · • · · • · · ... f f l'lll',\' \\ :t ~1·1 1..:: ( ' l:ttH·\· - o fli c·f' I' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H'J'I \\"11 ll1 •J"l (ff:l'i •"n- ollkc 1· . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... F1·:111k ~111 11:1 1 ( 'h a 11 ffe u!' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .Tol111 :\l c·f ;,.,. i\J rs. Burgess a nd :\I iss rr atswc ll . d rarnati c c11ac h es. \\'l'f'l' ar.~cly n·sp11 n ..; iJi1" i1 II' I 111 -lllTess f)f th e play. t J11 1 /11u117rcd two ,, 1-:HU l'L.\ 1 1·.\:-:T !Ca il' G rt•l1 11 ll nw1•;-; Ill·;-;;-; \\" . l 'ype r Hux za :trti11 Fvrg·11 :-;on i:L•nm :-: LL'\' i l' 1.Ernhrlpqh111 'lay Tlt c play sea son in C. 13. TI. S . wa s h e r a lded by "C1·cen St1)c ki11g-,;," ' pre>c·ntccl hy t h e l\ ros. assist ed by tlt e P h il os a nd tlt c Arist ns. "Gr ee n Stllcking-s" is a deli g lttfttl p lay. f11ll of t hril ls ancl h1tt11(Jro11s sit 11 a tio ns. ancl it ,; c Je,·cr a c ting- r e il c ctcd g-r cat cre el it 11pn n :'II is,; F r :ise11r. lit e Ero a<h ·is L' r. a n d :'II i,;s l la t :'\\'c'li. tlt c dra mati c coac h. Tlt e le aclin g r o le \1·as taken by D o r othy F e r g·11 son . S h e played t h e clit'lic11lt pa rt nf a lonesom e . 11nal'trac ti,·e o ld m a icl. \\·h o fi na lly ll d at b e in g- a C indne lla. and a s11h,icct 11f jest f1ir h e r fa mily. He r i11 \·e n t io n o f a '"1-eethea rt. Coln n e l S m itlt. cumpl icatecl 111atll'r >. k ee pin g the a11di e n cc in a cnntintta l r o ar of l:t11 g ht cr. Il c 1· pa rt \\'a,; a n 11 n11,;11 al .. n c· h11L ,;lt e playccl it wit h professio nal sk ill. E mma Rrced lo ,·e. a s t h e fri,·olo11 s sister. 1\·as m ost o ri ginal a ncl al'l"ract in·. f·\·a R c•am s. a s 1\ 1111t Tela. \\'Ottld b e h ard to s11rpass. The lma R11 zza ;11;d da :'l lani n h11 t h played tlt e i;· pan s e xcee din g ly \\' e ll. V ic tn1· G r ee n. a ,; Coln n e l S 1n it h . !tad t lt c hny 's lead. a nd clispl a yl'cl cx n ·pt i .. 11;11 ;1h ilil y :ts an id ea l l<we r. H an .J d F a ir. a s :\ Ir. F;irach ·. \\'itlt his "G"d hi ,·,;:< 1111· ,.;n111." " ·ill In n~ h e r e 111 e t11be 1·e cl . J n ltn i\ l cGe e. \\'lt n ha d t lte. pa rt ,,f a n l•: n g·li,.;lt p o lit.ic·ian. \\'it:' ;1 rl'~ tl:tr L'"1 n e d ia 11 \\'ith his nt n n ;icle a nd \\·itly r cntark,;. Th e r e 111 ain in g r oles. pl:i yL·cl by Lnr in I l:i11·L'S. \\':tltn Pyper. l·:cl\\·i11 I IL"'" ancl ll:i1·icl l ,L'l'll'. cli .: pi:ty<'rl in di1·id11 ;tl c lt :1 r:tc!c'ri >ti c·.: ;111<1 \\·,·r,· :t n «·cl it t11 tit,· pl:1y. On e 711111</1·<·'1 tl11·<•t• Al'IIA PLAY A~'l' I li ckf-;0 11 <;1·ny J l ough And ('r :-:on J>n.r llansrn J'pt·crsl'n T olling1·1· f"npcl f:l'nssfi f' ld :.\lilisPn P t•ft·1·sp11 .f OllP• ff Ol\"C f-: ll ic'ott Alpqa Jlau One 0 f th e nrnst suc cessful plays ()f the year. finan c iall y a s we ll a s dramaticall y . \\'a s t h e play, "Hurry ! Hui-ry! Hur1·y !!.' ' g in n bv th e A lph a lit e r a r y soc ie ty. a ssist ed liy th e A risto t elia ns and Phil () ma t hi a ns, un de r the abl e dir ec ti o n n f i\1 iss J lats we ll a nd \I i~ s Fl ickin ge r. This p lay ty pifi es a mode rn wea lth v A m e ri ca n fa mil y on th e ,·e rge of finan c i:1l ruin . I t is hurry. hurry. hurry. thr 0 ug h out th e wh ole play to ge t Fl o y Hno k e 1·. th e d a 11 g lt1 L'I". en gaged be fo re m idni g h t in o rd e r t hat sh e may inh c1·it h e r a unt's milli o n s and so :o.: l\'l' her fat he r fr om ruin. L 0 is E lli cntt, a s F loy H ()(1 kc r. made a ,·c ry cha1·111in g cl ebut a nt e. Ne ,·a J o n es and \ f c i-ri a m P e te rse n, a s \ Ir. and \ f rs. H onk er. tonk th ei r part a s fa th e r and 111 otitLT un - usua ll y well. \l a lco lm Tl 0wc. as J ack Crattd a ll. th e T ex an, m ack a m ost 1·.,1uanti c it L· r11 . J\f il d rcd G rassfi clcl , a ;; L c tit is Brown. a chum o f F loy's, sc r\'l s recngniti o n a s a .. ,.atllp ." Th e pa rt o f T eel St n nc. a foot ba ll playe 1-, wa s well played by Fran k Cape l. Ne d T1olli11 g n in th e r0lc nf P ro f. Al<ly siu s Ba rtholemew. k e pt th e a udi e nce in cnn stant lau g ltt c t". I I c lt•n L· P et e rse n. in th e ro le o f ma id Rita. wa s ,·rry dainty a nd prim . \l arj o ri e Day. a s 111 ~, th c con k, sho \\"Ccl mu ch ta lent. " Steve" H oo ke r. pl ayed by \i\/ illrnr \ 1fili se 11. \\·a s a grn1;l " fi xe r'' nf t he Jn ,·r affa irs o f his siste r. T h e bo ardi n g sch o " I g irls. J\gn es :\ndc r " m. Be ul a h l"l o ug h. Rut h Di ckso n and i\fa ri o n G r ay, wi t h t h e a id of th e ir cl ea n . F e rn ll a n se n. a dd ed mu ch cnj oy nwnt trJ th e play . J>J ·: I.TA TA! ' !'LA Y ( '.-\ ST ll t'1 Hl 1· 1·su11 llllll'S Fn.ir 'l'ini l'Y F :111l lln \·is ~ha\\" (:ili11 sky :\I :i 1011 " .'' 11 Pl'\\'i1" Em pk it• ,\ IJ 1p1·t i :\I dli I Jp n \\'i Id J\:11·st·11\\· ~nyd1 1· T t·1·1·y J 1i l'k 1•1·:::.11n I\: l1·<·h :0-:imon ::;;nn \\"n o1l h11 ry :\I it <" lll'l l I!1·11 ing-t"o 11 1ilrlta IDau Jlay O ne o f th e cleve r a ncl s uccessful plays o f th e yea r \\·as "Fan ny a nd the Se rva nt l1 roblcm." prese n ted by the Delta T a us. assisted by th e P hilos a ncl :\ristos. Th e cast \\·a s \\·ell ch ose n a nd the playe rs \\·ere a lmost pro fessio na l. E ul a l(l ccb. as Fanny . ,,·011 he r a udi ence complete ly \\·ith he r delig htful hu mo r and tende r pat hos. T h <.: pa rt nf L o rd nantoc k. Fanny 's hu sba nd. ,,·as taken by J oe S imo nso n. \\·ho m a de a n id ea l hu sba nd . Leo .-\l bc rti . G re t chen E mpkic a nd l(atherin c \ [c :dilkn. as the o ld family se rva nts. created compli ca t ed situa ti o ns \\·hencver possib le. Ge rtrud e IJ a rsto \\· a nd Sa ra Reva S nyde r played th e pa rts of th e t\\'O 111ai cl c11 a unts ,,·ith a se ri o usness tha t \\·as qui te to uchin g. Roy I-I cncl crso n a nd L esli e \\'il cl a lso pl a.,·cd th eir pa rts c:-.;:ccpti o na ll y ,,·ell. The cho ru s g irls. a lth o ugh s01 11 e \\·hat hla se '. \\·e re rL'CC i\'C' d \\·it h g rea t enthusias 111 . T he success of the pl a:· is. lHJ\\'l'\·cr. la rg·cly <In c tn \ liss ll ats\\'c ll and \ liss \l ay na rd . th <.: coac hes. 011 r /1/111rlrrtl (Ir r §ruinr QHann Jlay (!lant "IDhe filoah to We.ster.llay" r\cts T ancl 4 Kenelm Pa ul ton ... . ....... ..... .... . .. .. . . George Leme n Jack Greato rex . . . .. . . .... . . .... . . . . . .. . ... . J oe S im o nso n \!\fill L eveson ... . ... . . .. . . . ....... . . .. . . .. Frederick D u e rr 1\ clria n T ompki ns . .. . .. . . ...... . . . . ..... .. . . .. Lesl ie \ Vi l cl E lspet h Tyre ll . . ....... . .. . . .... .. . . ........ . . E ul a 1--:Ic e h :\[alena Leve on ..... .. .. . ... .. . . .. . . . ... ... L eone Goode n Eleanor Leveson .... . ..... .. ..... . .. . . . .. 1-.:at h ryn Ch eyn e Harriet P helps . . .. .. . . . ... . . ....... . . . . \I il d red Grassfield i\orah Gell ow ................... . . . . .... ..... :\ da ,\ fa rtin Dolly Toulis ............ .. ........ .. . . . . .... . . :'\eva J o nes 1\ cts 2 and 3 Kenelm Pawlet. ..... . .. ... ... . ......... \fcrriam Peterse n Refo rma ndo J ack .. . . .. . ... . . .. . . . .. . ... . P recle ric Eastla nd \Vi l! ()" the Feather .. . . . ..... . ...... .. . .. \ Vi l son I o ug lass Tompkins . ... .. .... . . .. . ... ......... . . .. Ha rry Stevenso n l\falena, th e Gypsy .... ...... . . . . .. . .... . . . ra uli n e I :ra n so n E li no r Tyln ey .. . ... . .... . ........ ...... . . ... Est h er T e rry L ady Elizabeth ... . . ..... . . . . . .. . .... . . .. . . . .. . E ul a 1--:Ieeh Goody P helps .. .. ... . .... . . ........ .... .. . .. L ynn S\\·ecn y l\'lother Gelaw .......... . . . ... . . . ........... .. . . \ Ian· :'\ix Sir J ohn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ Ro y H e nrl e rso n Dolly ............. . .. ... . . . .. .. . .. . ....... . .. Eva Reams 1:-Jobe rt .. . . .. . .. . ............ . . . ... . . ..... H en ry \Vagec k \Vat .. ... . ... . ... . .. .. . ..... . ... . . . .. ... ... E rn est C urrie l\Ia! ... . . .. .... . .. . . . ....... .. . . .. . . . . ..... H ob e rt S p ink Hal . .. . ..... . . . .... .. ............. . ... . Ll oyd Cummi n gs L 1. · \ i\1 · · I Glad\'S Han se n ac 1es 111 I a1t111g- ... .. . .. . . .. . . . . .... . ... ·1 J 11 · '1 ·1· . n e ,, I tse n Tavern Girls . . . .. .. ....... . .. . .... .. . . .... JI Rr\ nn c (1?.cl·.vVil tt 'cva 11 in s.;\· llusiness :\Ja n age r ........ . . . .. . .. .. . .. ... .. 11 e n ry J e n se n Assista nt l:usiness \[a nage r ....... . . .. . .. . . . I lenry \Nag ec k Stage Ma n<tger ...... ... .. ... . ... . . . ... . .. . 1\ he Coldc n hcrg 011 P !111J1ril'Cll 8i :C §r11tor Qllann Jlay h-o rn anci e nt l1 ythagoras cl O\\·n thro ug h the ages to th e pre sent T heosophists it has been th e pa stime o f va ri o us people to trace th eir lives in the pa!'t . in fo rms pe rh a ps diffe re nt . but in un cha nged cha racte rs. Such \\·as th e attempt in th e a nnu al class play. "The l\. oa d to Yesterday ... pre se n tcd b_\· the Class 0 f I <)20. J u nc I and 2 . In th e fi rst ac t. a .n• 1111g lady nf the present. E llspeth Tyrel l. o r E ula ](lcch . a s she is kn 01n1 to acq ua in ta nces. is in Leveso n's st udi o . Th e second act fi nds h e r a lady of th e sixtee nth ce ntury. as docs th e third. T h e fourth finds h er a \\·akin g from he r dream in Lcveso n's st udi o. l'..lin o r. anot he r charming yo ung· la dy. \\·as pl a yed by !(athryn Cheyne in the first a nd fo urth acts and hy E sther T e rry in th e o the r t\\·o. ( )pposi te them . played Ccorg·e L em en a nd \I e rri am l'etcrsen. T he mo de rn he ro \ \°aS played by J oe S im o nson . \\·hil e the cla shin g 1-redcri c tland \\·as his co unt e rpart o f the past. \ Vi ii Leveson, in \\·hose stud io the mode rn a cts \Y c re stag·ecl. \\·as played hy 1:recleri ck Due rr. \\'i lson Doug·lass \\·a s th e \\.ill o f the pa st. 1-lis \\·ifc \\·as acted b \· Leone Gooden in the fi rst a nd iourt h acts a nd b\· l'au lin e .l\ran so n in the o th e r t\\·o. Lesli e \\-il cl. in t he prese nt and .I farr:· St eve nso n. in th e sixtee nt·h ce n tury. len t loca l coln r to the play . as artists. I larri e t 11h elps. th 's a un t. \\·a s ma de interesting h\· \lil d red Crassfield's int e rpreta ti o n. L_n111 S\\·ecny acte d th e Coo cl _\· Ph elps o f 1603. [ lspet h 's friend. i) n lly Faul es, pl ayed by '\cva J o nes. \\·as po rtrayed in the past Jn · E va Reams. S ir J o hn. the ministe r. \1·il1 be remembe red becau se of th e 1\·ork o f ]~ y I le nd crsu n .. \da ?llartin a s '\orah. th e t:»pical Irish maid. :111 <1 \l a r:· '\ix. as \I o th e r C ;ela\\·. a lso dese rve atte nti o n. Erne!'t Curri e . Robe rt S pi11k . .l le nry \\.aged · a nd Lloyd Cu111mings \1·n e the vill a i1 w us henc hmen . _In e ll \lilisc n a nd ( ;] ad:·s 1 la nse n \-c ry ably portrayed la di es at th e co urt o f Stra ngern o n Castle. Re va (; ilin sky a nd .\nnc l k \Vitt 11·c rc· exn·ll cnt as tavern g irls. This d iffi cul t play \1·as so excell e ntl y po rtrayed and acte d that no th in g \1·as left to he desir ed. Cn un c il I \luffs 11 igh sc ho11l ca n he just]_, . proud of the \1·ork 11f th e class uf J(J20. \I cm he rs o f th e class. itself. if perl·ha ncc th eir mind s \1·a11<l e r hack o n t he roa d to ycstcrcla_\· \1·ill re rn emhc1-. as a n n ulsta ndi11g· 11 H) 111 11 11e11t. t he ahlc prese ntat io n lll· the m of "The l\ oac l l •l Ye,:tnda\·." ~ 0 111 711111./ n ••I -<r1·r11 ··.\ S Yol· I. I KJ·: IT .. <".\ST t> rl l' n Jil'nrl 0 rs o n 1:rl'1·11 Fri0d 1"0 11· 1Ju1·1·11 1:r:1 ssl: c lLl Ji lis1·11 F r rgus<Jll <:ore Ion Slla l'pl P~ .T <'~ 11 011 µ:11 (; i I i11 k.\· :--; J;; ._.11 oil J 'rior .\[orrow J :I.rt he ~C"}111n l>J g ( '11rl'h' l~r il 11 :-;on < 'c1IP I ' 1•t c•!'='t'll T he fin a l achievement o f th e second semester l'uhlic Speaking c lass \\·;1s t ll present the play, " r\ s Yo u Like ft." T his play was g ive11 two successive ni g hts. a nd was o ne o f th e most succe ssful plays o f its ki ncl ever given a t th e Council !\luffs H ig h school. T he chara cters seemrd to adapt the mselves to t he pa rts assig·ncd th c lll. ThL· cha racters o f R osalind. the heroine , a nd Orla nclo . th e he r o . \\·ere pl ayed (' :--;n·ptio na lly \\·ell, as were the parts of D uke F rederi ck ;i.ml Duke Se n inr a nd :\ dalll. th e olcl servant. T he actions o f Touch sto ne . \ Villiam ;rnd ,.\ll<lrc\· hrrnwht f1lrt 1i gal es of laug hter. T he cha racter playin g; the pa rt nf Jaq ue s slH>\\:ed g; ~t abilit\·. and th e other characters all clicl e xceptionally well. T h e famo us S h akespcarc;;n so ng s sun g 1,y r\mi ens g ave colo r to the forest scen es ancl were g;r eat l.\· a p - preciated. The pmductio n o f this p lay prove d to a ll. th at th e S h a k esp ea rean plays still hold the torch o f fame . The success nf this pl ay was not due to the p layers a lr111c . h11t also t•> t h e th or(Jttg h coach ing· of :\ liss I fatswcll, \\·ho . \1·c a rc a ll s11rc. dese r ve s a g-rcal amoun t of praise and credit for her fi nr 1\·ork. 11111· /111111lrc1/ riulit ----- - - - ----- - • • .. •, IDriaugular ilrhatr The 11i11th annual Tria11gular Debate \\·a s held Ja11uary 16, i 920. Trn)uts \\·ere held ea rh· i11 !\ovem ber. \Yh e 11 a squad o f ten co ntesta11l:-; \\·ere ch, 1se 11: .\fter \\·orking \\·ith th e gro np fo r some time Coach PaluJ.::a chose th e flna l team. T he Co un cil I \luffs affirmative team \ 'S. Sio ux Cit,· \Ya s r eprese nted by Lynn S\\·ec11y . J o hn :\Lc<; ee . a11cl Stephan \ 1 Voll111 a n. Th e Coun ci l !\luffs negative team vs. Ft. D odge \Y a s represented by H.o b ert Sharpl es. Freel ":\I O lTO \\. a nd J Iar n · S tevenso n. The co ntest bet\\Ten Council Dluffs a nd Sio u x City proYed to b e a close o ne . Co un ci l I lluffs uph eld th e affinnative ancl Sio ux City th e negative o f th e qu estio n. l\ l'solved . that citi es in Tmrn hav in g a po pulatio n o i mo re than 15.000 sho ul d ad o pt th e city manager plan o f g o ve rnment. T h e team s \\T re well match ed a nc\ alth o u o-h th e dec isio n seemed quite cl u ub tfu l c\urin g th e constructi ve speeches, un~il Dluffs prO\·ed 111aste r in th e rebuttal. The co nt est at Ft. Dodge wa s also a n int er esting o n e . but the re also Coun- ,·il I \luffs proYed the \\·inn er. :\ s a res ult o i o ur T ri angul a r D ebate we an~ no t o nh· k ept up o ur sch ool rl'putati u n a s clehatc rs but \\·e an~ also a clcl ed t\\·o ne \\. ti=o phi es to the school c11llcctiun . . .\ \\·o rd o f charact eri zatio n o f th e perso nn el o f the tri angu la r teams may be , 1f int e rest. Ly nn S\\Te ny h:is t he clistin cti o n o f being the o nly girl on t he Tri ul<~r teams. I !e r enthu siasm in cl ebating· is unbo un clecl. O n the platfo rm she 1s spiri ted. fo r ceful. a nc\ elo quent. S he has a lso bee n chose n fo r t he O ma ha de ba te. The 0 11l y vetera n o n o ur afiir111 ative t eam \\·as Steph a n \\'o ilma n. Stepha 11 possesses disc ri111inating judgment. a ncl \\·ith his kC' en logic a ncl subtle hunHw h e ca n a h1«1ys be co unted o n to pla ce his oppo nents in an emba rrassing l)llsitinn. In po in t o f fait hfuln ess. i11i tiative a nd maturity o f judg m C' nt. J o hn :\] c(;ee \\·as the lc;icler n f the debating sqund . \ Vith th e abo \·e qualitiC's he comb in es crnJln ess uncl er li re . cl ea rn ess o f th o ug·ht a nd good comma nd o f la nguage- a ll llf \Yhi ch 111ake him a debat er of ra r e abili ty. The negative team. ton. h a d t1 1ily o ne Yett'ra n. This \1·as l larry Sten·nso 11. I larr1· is ven- practical a ncl carries mo re th a n he ch ooses to boast o f. \\' h en he up,·11 s fire nti t he platfunn his o ppo nen ts must fall. 1 t 1\·as a ha rd hl 111Y J l a rry dealt Fnrt D odge n n F ebruary 1 5tli. If nrn think a n o ratur can't debate listen t11 Ro be rt Sharples. 1\ nhcrt ca n talk fa~ln a nd lo nr:cr than ei ther o ppo nents o r colle agues. J-1 is deli n ·n- is ,;p11 nt a ncous. ear nest a nd c01l\·i11 cin g . \Vatc h him nex t yea r. 1:recl \I orn11\· \1·as th e third memb er o f the nega tiH· team . Can Fred debate ? :\ sk the aud ience a t Fnrt I )o dge . F nr log·ic. fo rce a nd s1h1 11ta ne ity !:r ed ,-,111 't bl' b eat. Tho ug h s111 all in stature . he is a g iant am n ng debaters. .\I ' " ; J·: J.; IDriangular m.rhat.rrs STJ·: \· 1·::-;s11:-; S Jl.\J(J'J.1-: S I( Jlntrr-~orirty ilrhatr I ntcr-soc ict,· dc!Ja ting ,,·as termin atecl fo r this yea r on :\[arch 15t h, as the result o f a final victon · by th e A lphas ove r the Erodclphi ans. last ,·ears cha 111 pi o ns. Th e li terary societi es have been more ac tiYe this year th a n in the past 1n rl'ga rd to in ter-society debating. This ,,·ill be attested by th e fact t hat mo re students ent ered th e contests a nd the rivalry has bee n more prono unced . according to the lite ra ry critics. T h e co ntest \\·as so a rra ng ed that th e ;\ristos a ncl P hil os should contend. a ncl .A lphas a nd Delta Taus likc,,·ise . in a n e ffort to dete rmine \Yhi ch tea m sho ul d 111 eet th e E rodclphian team. The ,-\l phas a nd Aristos ,,·ere vic to ri n us. I 11 tit ·_· battle bet\\·een th e A ristos and Alphas. the la tter emerged victo rs. The final cl ash o ver th e qu esti on. R esolve d: That th e Closed Shop 1s Justifiabl e. r esul ted in a two to o ne de cision in fa vor o f the negative . The affirrn atiY e o f th e qu esti on ,,·a s uph eld by th e E roclelphian team, composed o f E lea nor _-\nclerso n. l~ ose l\'e lson a nd Ed na Gordo n: the negative by tlt e .. \!pha team. E li zabeth Lc \\·is. L ois E lli cott a nd Zelma Days. T he membe rs o f the t\\·o teams shO\\·ecl th eir splendid ab ility in debating a nd \\"ill prove to be good ma teri al fo r the triangul a r cl ebate next year. l:o th teams re Aectecl cr edit upo n t heir coaches. T he 1\lpha team ,,·as coac hed by :\Ir. Tacy and :\L iss Flic kin ge r. the lphi an team by :\Liss Fraseur and :\I iss Dlack. The judges o i th e fi na l de bat e ,,·er e ill r. Raymond Smith and :\Ir. C. E . ( ;ruver. Coun cil !:luffs. a nd ;\[r. \i\foll ery of Centra l 1-lig h . O ma ha. _/_ .. ·" '~ · .................. ,_ ·. ' ) 1\lp~a-1£rn 1llrbutrrn 011 c lt1111llrc£l t welve 1llrrlantatory Q.loutrst The Seventh .\nnual Dccla111aton- Co ntest \\·as held 1:ricJ a ,· en·111ng· .. \pri l 23 . in the 1 igh sc hool auditorium. This " ·as exce pti o nal as a hig·h school co ntest. J\11 co ntesta nts displayed rema rkable abili ty a nd the judges agreed it ,,·as a m ust di ffi cult cc ntcst to judgl'. Neverth eless there ,,·as ge neral satisfac ti o n " ·ith th eir decisi on s. T he " ·inn ers o f the meda ls ,,·ere Est her Terry. humo rnu s: l\ubcrt rat ton. or;1t n 1·ica l: 1:rcd \l 01TO \\". dramatic. Est her T crn" s se lectio n. "Her First Ca ll o n t he l\utche r." \Yas n·ry entertainin g . but we hope that befo re Esth er ma kes her first call o n the butch er s he ,,·ill haYc lea rn ed that " sausages do no t come in famili es." l·'rl'cl \[01Tm\-'s cuttin g from " .-\ s Yo u Like I t" made u s feel that o nce mo re :-;hak espca re \\·as \\·ith u s. Robert P atto n gave ... \ J11st \\"ar." and SL1 dfcl'tin' \\·as h is rendering that ,,.e beli eve that ,,·en.: H.obert in cong-rcss llLJ\\. he mig·ht ~~l'l e\Tn a League o f Natio ns adopted. Those ,,-ho took part in th e fin a l contest ,,-e re: R o bert l1 attLlll. katherin c .\l c \lillcn . H.olic rt \\'oll ert and Io ne "l:ro ,,·n. in the L)ra to ri cal class: ~recl \l o rro\\". R o bert S harpl es. Sa ra l\cva S nnle r a nd Trcnc JenSL'n in the dramati c: Esther Terry , John \[ cGcc. J( athryn Chey ne a ncl \I ildn'd Cra,.;slicld in tlw l1t1111 o ru us sectio n. - ..-. ·.· z (J i ff ' l11t 11 r/r('I/ f11U1 '/Cf'll I Sli\[UNSON ·1 h1 sincss ·Manager F ootball Too much credit cannot be g·ivcn to J oe. H e was a l\\'ays on th e job. wi ck a \Yak c and read:· to help in arn· wa \' he coul d.- Se ni or. l \\' lll'l'E CO.-\ CH \V 1-HTE Fl<.OI-L-\ l~ DT I lusin ess Ma n ager Dasketball .-\ s a basketball busin ess ma Jl a g c r Froharcl t \\·as vcn· satisfactory. Don's cheerfuln ess ancl \\ illin~ ness to cl o fo r the men most any thing· they \\·ished \\·o n him fri end s an cl much admiratio n.- Juni or. T o Coa ch \Vhitc. \\·ho \\·as both th e f1 )ntball and basketball coach. too mu ch credit ca nn ot be given. Though ha nclicappecl by innume ra bl e injuri es o f the men a ncl poor fac iliti es. Coac h \\'hi te turn ed out a football team \Yhi ch. \\'hilc not victorious in one se nse . \\' as the best tea m turned n ut in rece nt \·cars. Th e success nf the baske tba ll season \\·as clu e also tn l he sple ndid \\'Ork a nd coachin g o f" Dutch" \\'hite. ()111 • /111111/ n-1/ f i (/tTll --- :::: .. ::::: .!!: :.1. ~ .,_ :.- - .,_ :., - .. I ·-:::: ·1 . ~ 1 :.- ,.-. g. - '· --" - ~ -- :::: -;: ~ ;.... c ·1. ~ - "/. - :::: --· :.; ~ ~ -p ~ ..::: z r. _::. ~ - ::;; .. ::: '-' - "/. .. § - ·1. - -: :.. .. · 1. - ~ r;! ::: ~ - f ::: ::; ()l/f' '""" ' "' ' " 8 i .rlf ' ( ' l/ 1 l l iflrnuutr nf tfyr 1Rnnthall ~ranntt ln o ne ,,.a>· th e i 9 1 <) foot hall s<'ason \Y as a fa ilure, in ano th er sense it ,,·as a seaso n o f g lo ri o us victories. vict o ri es ove r injuries, hard lu ck and numero us dif-fi culti es, whic h a ffli cted th e mernh e rs o f the Co un cil muffs High sc hool t eam . Th e sche dul e \Ya s th e hard est eve r playe cl b>· a Coun cil Bl u ffs t eam. A ft e r holding the 1\lumni to a o too ga lll e. :'disso uri \ ·alley ,,·as defeated 6 to o. A ltho ug h fo ur to uch-clo \\·ns were made . o nl y o ne co unted. A free-for-a ll fi g ht amo ng spectato rs ,,·as also a n inte r esting feature . In the i\J ~so uri \ ·all ey g·an:e hard lu ck sta rtecl-Larso n ru ptured a blood vessel in his leg· and Curri e brok e his co ll ar ho ne. T he next week. o n a nrndclY fi eld. Central ti igh ' '"a ll oped Co un cil rn u ffs 3-.J. to o. Alth o ug h out-weig h ed an cl o ut-playe d. Co un cil I \luffs shom.: d. at times. fla sh es o f rea l foo tball. Then in practi ce, O uren broke his leg. \"c lson contra cted hl oocl-poisonin g:. vVilcox broke his ankl e an cl. as a res ult· o f all these injuri es. Commerce Hig h got away \Yi th a lnck\· victo n ·. 6 to o . Th en :\lcll o r broke his coll a r bo ne a nd l\Ioen \\Tenched his anii. T his brok e up th e back fi eld . I \a kcr \\·as shifted to le ft half and L emen \H' nt to q uarter hack . This co111hi11 atio 11 defeated Shenancloah 30 t o o . \!\' inn a ncl (h,·ens, t\\·o sub st itutes. g·ain cd first team berth s lw th eir ,,·ork in this game. Th en came the East 11 ig h game. I \attlin g· aga inst a h eavier team a nd crippled 1J,· loss o f me n, Co uncil I \lu ffs \\Til t do,,·n to a 26 too cl.e feat. . T hen came th e real game o f th e seaso n ,,·ith Denison. De niso n had h elcl :\mes 1-Tig·h 3 too .. \mes 1-lig·h in tu rn defeated \Vest 1-ligh . Des Moin es. 72 too and \ Vest 1-li g·h \Ya s cl cfeatec\ by East Hig·h q to 7. So at a g lance it can be seen tha t the D e nison tea m rank ed hi g h ,,·ith a ny team in th e state. Injuries to :\l oe n. Cole a nd \ \' inn . clishea rte1Je cl th e fan s. Lemen \\·as shifted to left half, Baker to full and U \\T ns to right half and nl yt he ,,·ent to q uarter back. Denison made a to uch- cl m,·n in th e first three minutes o f play. but a ft er tha t. D enison was o utfo ught anc\ o ut-playecl . coming in sid e o f th e thirty-ya rcl lin e but once . Takin g a d va ntage o f a fumb le a nc\ a lo ng· run by La rson, Co un cil ]\luffs o pened up ancl plac ed the ha ll o n th e fiy c-yard lin e. Th ree smashes failed and Zobel dropped a pass directly und er the goa l posts. All hope fo r a vic to r y seeme d lost. In th e beginnin g· o f th e fo urth quarter. D enison fumbl ed a punt ancl a Coun cil Bluffs hack fi eld ma n scoo ped the hall and romped thirty yarcls fo r a to uch-cl0\n1. L emen ki cked goa l. .Denison then o pe ned up. hut Coun cil Dluffs' goal ,,·as never in clanger. T he game end ed with Coun cil nluffs in possessio n of the ball o n Denison's thirh·-,·arcl lin e . T he nex t g·a1i1e. ,,·as a diffe rent story. Curri e came back at quarter. Blythe \\·as shift ed to e nrl. Le inen \Y ent hack to ful l. a nd n akc r took rig ht half. O ut- \\"C ig-hccl t\Y enty-fi ve p n 1111C ls to th e man. Co un cil l \luffs hrilf-hea rtecll:· t ook a -.J.1 to o drubbin g· from Sio ux City. J\.ecl Oak cance ll ed and Sout h H ig h. o n Thank sgiYin g. defeated us 6 too in a s1in,,· sto rm a ncl \\·ith three in ch es o f snO\\" 1i 11 th e gro und . \Vinnin g· o nl y t\\"O victo ri es and \\·ith t\yo tied games. th e seaso n \\·a s no t a success. hut ,,-li e n injuri es a nd lac k o f facili ties a rc co nsidc recl. Coac h \ \Thite mu st he complimc ntccl o n huilcling- up the tea m that he clid. \ \T ith Davis. /.ol> cl. \\' inn . ( h 11-e n. C ood,,·in. I \rali am. Sperlin g. I \c1w . ( h\Tns and l7 roha rclt ha ck ne:-;t _\Tar. ( "nunci l I \lu ff,; 11lcl pu t a \\·nrnlerful tea 111 in the fi e lei. 011r 1111111/rcd .<rr c11t r r 11 wrr.r:ox nn r: ,,,,,,,,,.,.,z riglrleen MOEN Captain F 0otball Altho ug h ha ndicapped by injuri es ancl scho lastic cl ifficulties t he entire yea1·, \[ nen macle a good captain. never co mpl inin .~-. never shirking. :\11 o bstinate streak o i hard luck a ncl the pe rsistency 0 f o ld m a 11 Jinx kept \foen from being the hrilfornt. hard-hitting half-back idol ized ])\· fa n s the year hefo re.-Senio r. LE:\l E\." vull-back a nd Q uarter-hac k T he ha rde st hitting player o n th e team. he \\·as easily the star o f a ll t he g;a m es h e entered. Shifty. fast, a goo cl passer a n d punter. a heady, g ritt!· player. " Sour's'' work duri ng three years o f football has set· a record \\·hich \\·ill he hard to ri va l.- Senio r. \V TLC< ):X Cen ter vVilcox. the lank\· center. was o ut the biggest part of the season o n acco un t o f a bro k en ankle . " \i\!ilh·" \\·as a cl em n n o n dcfen:e, sifting throug·h time after time an cl nailing the runn er for a Joss. 1-1 is place-kicking- and passin g \1.·ere a lw:i.ys accurate. "vVilli e's" gradu a tion \\'ill leave a hole in the lin e ha rd to fi ll-Senior. D 1\\'JS Captain Elect Of Davis. g ia nt tackle . great t hings a rc expected. Dlessed \1·ith mo re t han a n o rdina ry amount of g ray matter. his hulk and speed sho11lcl make him invinc ihle . I l e sho uld fill an all-state berth next \·car.- Junior. 11.\ \ ' I:-.; l~ EX Ce nte r a ncl G uard .-\ft e r \i\1i!c o x's injury. R odC'n \\'a S s hifted to cen te r. " ·he re his r eal worth was sho \\·n . His w e ight and fight al\\·ays to lcl . The combinatio n . Da k e r o r L em e n t hro ugh R o de n. \\·as al\\·a ys good fo r a gain .- Se ni o r. ZOBEL Right Tackle Zobe l lived up to all ex p ectatio n s by cl evc lo ping· into a sm ashing-. harcl-hittin gtac klc. "Dan" was a g:nod pt111te r and "·hen call ee! hack cot1lcl lt1 g- t h e o ld pelo t a fo r a g ood g-ain .-Junio r. OVREN Left E ncl Ot1 r en \Ya s an encl o f mo re t han pro mising ability. Rangy. fa st. a d em o n o n d e - fen se. ( )uren's loss \\·a s g:rea tl:· felt.- Juni o r. l:LYTITE Left End a nd H a lf-back lll y th e could play any\\·here in th e backfi eld o r at e ith er e nd " ·ith equal cl e xt e rit:-. .-\ sure r ece ive r o f pa sses. a good o p en fi clcl rt1nn er. a nd a Yici o t1 s tackler. " 11 o b's " pla ce " ·ill h e hanl to fill.- ·Scni n r. Z(l l \ I·: f. l\l.YTI I t·: On e l1111ulr rd '11i11 r tr·1·11 Lr\RSO :\ Hight Encl Larso n's return. aft er his 1113ur.'-. ,,·a s a ,-c ritabl c blessing. Speedy and hard as nails, Larson sto pped 11·ith ca se a ll p]a,·s cl ircctccl at his encl. J-1 is ability tl) s1iag· passe s 0 11 th e dead nm cna!Jlecl C1n111 c il !~luff s to g ain !llany yarcls.-Sc ni o r . :\I ELLOR Qua rte r-hack :\fcllo r \1·as the first string quarte r-ha ck un til put o ut of th e g ame by a 1Jrokc11 sho ulde r. .. Fuzzy" 11·a s a speedy. hard- hi tting quarte r-hack. a fi ne fi eld g·c11 c ral ;111d a g ood sport.- Scnio r. O \tVE:\" Half-back The da rk ho rse o f th e year. ()wen s pullccl a big surprise by his ,,·ork at S h c n - a ncloah. H e is a g ritty ha rd tackling. hardhitting half-hack. ] !is ()Illy ho ld hack is his incxpcri c 11 cc.-Freshma11. CUR Rf I-: Q uarte r-back F'ut o ut by injuries tn his s ho11lcln in t ill' early pa rt o f the setson . Li'! Ernie d em o n - stra ted to footba ll fa ns hm1· ha rd o n e h11n - d rccl and fift ee n pounds o f g rit a nd muscle could hit a line. Erni e co uld slide t hr()u g·li a ho le where a larger man wo uld h e stopped .- Sc 11 inr. IJ 11 r' /1111,,/rrt/ tircn l 11 .\I I·: I. l.1 1 J: I Tl:J:ll·: ( 't lLI·: JENSEN Left Guard .-\no ther fine!. " Dog:gy" \\·as a hear on defense and \\·orkecl to perfectio n \\·ith his tack le o n o ffens e. The harder they hit him. th e mo re he g-rinnecl.-Senio r. I\.\ 1-.: ER Full-bad:: and Half-back :\ steady . brain;· player: the mo st clepcndahk man o n the team: always o n the ho ttnm o f a big pile-up. His g rin has mack him famo us. .-\\tho ugh a triA e slO\\. to nm the e nds. he mo re than made up for it by his interference ancl slashing; dri ves th roug h th e lin e.- Scnio r. COLE Right Guard Cole's injury left a big hole in the right side o f th e line. 1\ltho ug:h light. Ga bbie's sc rap ancl de te rmina ti o n more than o nce pa \' cd the \\"<ty ftir a goo d g:a in .-Senio r. \ \T\' '\ ig ht E ncl \\.inn \ spec ialit;· 1\'as catching passes . . \ lt\H)\lg h tno lig h t to be H ry nscfnl o n dck11 sc . his llffcnsiH ability and scra ppy . Jll' jljl\. playin g; lllllH' tktn mack up f<1 r this. - S1lph•1 nH )1-e. \\'l :"\:\ 0111 /11111tl • 1' tl l1rf' lllJ1 ·1Jll f' J.' J( (Jll.\ltl•'I' / / SPERLI NG "Fat" sho uld he a tO\\·er of str engt h o n nex t yea r's team. I-] is ,,·eig ht a nd speed should stren g th en th e lin e co nsiderably. His o nly clra\\·-hack is his laz in ess, hut h e ca n \\·ork \\·hen he \\·ants to.- J uni n r. P r\TTON R ight Gua rd W henever l'atto n wo ke up he wa s a whirl wind. Bo b had a style o f tac kling :-ill his o wn. \1·hi ch neve r fa il ed to brin g· th e runn e r cl own.-Se ni o r. 1'ROHARDT Left Ha lf a nd Quarter-back A nat ura l bo rn foo tball player, harclhitting ancl g ritty is th e ve rdi ct pa ssed o n Froharclt. Despite his size, "Sack " sho uld mak e th e state wake up a nd ta ke no ti ce next yea r.-Junio r. "\TELSON Left Encl Because o f h is g rea t size a nd speed Ne lson was ex pected to make a wo nd erful e ncl. His injury a ncl sub sequent absence proved to he a g reat loss to th e team.- Seni or. 1)11r' l11111rlrcrl l 1cc11 t 1J-"t1Vo J' ,\'1' '1'11:\ Coun cil l \luffs ]-I igh sc hool put o u t a t eam this yea r ,,·hi c h \\'as unusual in 11ia11\· ,,.a,·s. .-\ gai n st C>111aha Ce n tral. De niso n and Fort D o dge . th e:· <lispbycd a game o f hall which rate d them ,,·it h tl1 e best and ag·a in st Commer ce 11 ~: h a nd oo e pl ayed so pno rly t hat any seco nd rate tea m could h a Ye beate n the111. In a \\·o n!. t h e team \\·as e rratic. \\-ith l\h·th e . :\r el!nr a nd l\a k er fro m last yea r 's squad and m a ny me n to dra\\' fro m. prospects seemed exc eedingly brig·h t. The sea so n o p en ed ag·ain st South ( lmaha . Co un cil T\luffs \\'On easi!v hy a scor e o f 3-1- to r 2 . . \ ga in st F o rt Dodge. tl1ey put u p a great fig h t. lea din g· up tn th e la st three 111inutes. hut th e L ittle D o dgers co uld not b e cl o\\·ned a n d in a great last minu te rally. \\·on t h e gam e hy a scor e o f 25 to 18. T h e n ext \\'l'e k. Central ,,·as defeated 28 to 15. De niso n wa . d efeated 2-1- to 20. and 26 to 2-1- . S h e nandoa h . ( ;1cn,,·ood a nd L oga n \\·ere snO\\-Ccl und er by th e sco r es o f 39 to 13. 53 to r2 a nd G-1- to 8. r espective ly. Co111111 cr ce High \\·all o ped th e !\luffs in h\·o ga 111 es mark ed hy poor p lay ing o n t h e Coun cil I \luffs sid e. Ce ntral \\·on a h <trcl fo ugh t game 28 to 25 and S o u th O m a ha \\·as defeated -1-8 to 13. I \oo ne. t h e state champi o n s. s nm,·ed us un d er 3-1- to i o a nd F o rt Dodge ,,·o n an o t he r h ard fo ug·ht gam e I -!- to I I . Pla:·in g o ne da,· true to fo r111 a nd th e nex t cl ay slurnping h o rribly. this _,·ea r's t ea m ,,·as a pu zzle to m ost people. I lo ,,·eyer. ,,·ha tl'\·cr may b e sai d o f th em . t h e t ea 111 pla:·ed th e h a rd est sch e du le eHT played by a <._" ()llllCil f\luffs team. \\'h at eve r th e reco rd ma de hy a11y tea m rl'pr escn ting· Council l\luffs. it slw ulcl alwa\'s h e re 111 e111hc re c1 that that r cnird is fo r th e sc h oL)l a 11d n•lt fo r th e tearn . The team is 111 er cl:· h elping t h e school. a 11 d a nyt hi ng· sa id ag:a in st the tca111 is a ·slur n n th e sch ool. \\.it h ()\ye n s. /'.ohel and ( ;ond ,,·i11 h ack 11L'xt _,·L'a r. a nd sl!c h 111 e n as 1-(i nse l. llayn es. I la nth o rn c-. .\l n rriso n . I less. L c,,·is a nd l)i\n1ky tn pi ck fro 111. CClu nc il I \ll!ffs s h o uld bl' rqircsc nt cd lw a strong· agg-rcga ti n11. 0 11 1· /11111./rc<I t w1 ·11 t11-//1rr<' l'nd1 n l'tlt Hly1 ii« ll · ( l \\'(l ll S rJ11 e l1111ulr r ll t w c11l11·(011r X1. .. I:-:on Ln 1·:-:on L <' nH' ll ' ;,.,Hlwin l:;1k1•r l ' 111'1'il' L l·:i\I ~N Ldt C uarcl Lc rn c n 's first yea r o i liaskctl>all slinwecl \\·hat wo rk and pc rs c \Tran ce coulcl clo. :\ guncl clribhl er. a good sho t and a fi ne defe n sive' 111 a n. I c rn e11's lo ss \\·ill b e felt kee nh·. l \ii led seYeral gam es fro111 the fire by his se nsati o n a l lo ng sh o ts.-Senio r. , L. \ 1-: S( >:\ Ca ptain ~s et ll ]~ ig·h t F o m · a rel "Li l" Currie . th e ion\·ard . pn1Yecl to a ll micl n-ct :-. sk epti c pcrso 11 s th a t if yo u can't \\·alk o ye r th e 111 \·ou ca n slip around lhc111. Curri e's lo ng· s ho t:; spoiled som e of his effective ness. but his fight m o re than niacl e up fo r these.- Se ni o r. .\llh o11gh his first _\Tar in high sclllJol C< )l11jlCtiti o n. Larson 's thrl'c Yl'a rs L)f a rn :-itl' ur ha skl'thall 1n ( )111ah a and Co unc il I :J11ffs stoncl hi111 in gnn d st ea d . L a rsn11 made a g·ood c:-111tain.--Scn io r. 1.1 ~11 ·: :'\ l'l'ltlt ll·: 0 111 1111 111/rcd f w1 ·11f.11 -/ir 1' J:L YTI 11·: ~I l·:LLI IH l:LYTI ~ Left F o n,·arcl l:h·thc 's 111 id-scaso11 slu111p s p11ilccl a g·oocl r eco rd fu r him. .\ good dribbler. a 11 ac c urat e..: pa ssc r ;rncl a goo d s h o t. :\ l c ll1 1r a11cl l:h·tlw " ·er e a n exce pti o nal pair o f fo n,·arcls.-Sc..: 11i o r. \' LS ()\' Ce11t c..: r :\c..: lso11 \\"as c..:S JH.: c ia ll .'· e fic..:cti,·c..: 1i11 a slllal l il o n r. \\·h e re his la nkn ess a11cl size macl c..: hi111 a fo nniclab lc o ppo nc..: 11 t.-Se 11 iur. :\I ELLO l\ J<.i g ht F o n\" a rd :\f ell o r's \\·ork 0 11 th e cn urt this year h r a11cl c cl him as o n e of th e faste st fo r wa rd s in th c..: state. I-Jc start e d th e season p oorly !Jut fina lly cl cve lopecl into t he h ea viest scorin g fo n,·arcl i11 t h is s ectio n .-Se ni o r. < )\VEJ\S ()"·en s pl a.,·ccl a "Aash y hrilli a nl g a 111 c " till' \\"h <> le seaso n . .\lt h o ug·h .'·oun g· anrl 11 1cxpe ri c n ced. h e t()ok to bask e tball like a clu c k t< 1 \\·a te r. I :u ste1" s ba sk ets aga in st 1J e nis1rn pul le d tl !e ga m e o u t o f th e fire a nrl \\'r)n h im se lf a ]> LT ·· rnanc nt pl ace in th e h earts "f th e Co u11 ci l I \luffs fan s.- 1:rcs h111 a11. ()1 1r• /11ri1 t/rr·d I trf'll f ,1J -!1 f. 1· I I\\" l·::\"S • I ~I l 1 Ll:\ KER Eig ht Guard "Deb's" wo rk this yea r \\'as phen omenal. S tea dy and cle penclabl e. he could alway s be depended upon to hook a coupl e o f ba sk ets for himself ancl hold his man cl o\\·n, too. A good defensive man ancl a fi g hter to the encl-Se ni o r. Z()DEL Guard Th e steadi est player o n th e team. "Dan's" grin seemed to scare them all. Should h old clom1 standing g uard next year in phenomenal fashi on.-] unior. 11\ernrh nf §rannu· n rGanhetball ~ameE ZOI :I·:r. So uth O ma ha .. ... .. . ........ .. 12 C. Tl. H. S ... ... . ...... .. . . .. . . 35 F ort D odge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 ()ma ha Central H i .. . . .......... 13 Deniso n .. ... .. . .. .. .. . . . ...... 20 Sihena ndna h . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T 3 De nison . . . ...... . .. ...... . .. . 22 <)ma h a Co:11111erce 1-:li. . . . . . . . . . . 29 ( )maha Ce ntral IIi .. .. ... . ... . . 28 South O maha . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 13 O maha Cnmmcrce Hi . . ... .. .... 35 L og-an . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 F ort D o dg·e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 I \oone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 (;JC11\\'00d ... .. ..... . .. . .. .... · 13 ( )ppo 11 c11ts' tota l ........... . ... . 279 C. B. H. S .. . . . ............. . . . i 8 C. B. H . S .... .. .. .. ...... ..... 28 C. n. lf. S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 C. D. H. S ... ... ............ · .. 39 C. D. H. S ............... ... . .. 26 c. n. H. S .. . .. ......... . . .. .. . I [ c. n. H . S ... . .. ..... . . ..... ... 2.s c. n. H. S ......... . .......... . 48 c. n. H. S ... . . .... .. . .. . . ... . . 13 c. n. H. S ..... . ... .. .. . ... .. . . 6_~ c. I" ), H. S .. ... ............ . ... lo c. 1:. 1-1. S . ... . ............. . .. TO c. l ~. 1-T. S .. . .. .. . ........ . . . . . 5-+ C. n. H. S ......... . ..... . ..... 409 (;am es wo n. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Ca rn es lost ...... ... ..... .' . . . . . . 6 011 c !11111</ n ·t/ t1r1 11/y 'rl'11 Wfyr 1!\. ®. ID. Q.t. ll1llrrstltng IDourna111rut Th e y e ar o f 1920 \\·a s fill ed \l"i t h S\1·eet surp r i. cs a nd cxt r a o rrli11ary <"\Till:<. s .. lll l" - thin g n ew a nd ,·cry inte r esti n g io r th ose wh o ll"itn cssecl it. \1·a s stage d at th .. Y . :\I . C . :\ . o n Ap ri l I a n d 2-th e R. 0 . T. C. in t e r- compan y \\Tcstlin g l••11ri1a111e11t. Th is ,; tu111 ll"a s in stitut e d by Li e ut e n a nt Hage rty a nd the pl a n \1·a s carri e d •>lll by th e li \T C•l 111 pa 11i L·s. The t o urn a m e n t was un d e r t h e abl e manage m c nl o i fr cd F 11 l111L· r. phy sictl dir ec t• or at th e Y . H e \\'a s a ssisted by Prin cipa l Ki rn. a s t im e -kc c p c r. a nd :\Ir. 1..: ise . a ,; ,,t"fici;il r eco rd e1· of fa lls and fo ul s. Th e e n tri e' we r e d i,·id ed in t" se ,·en c la sses. a cco rdin g t o th e ir ll"e ig ht. s " that th L· smal le 1· m e n ll" Oulcl ha,·e an equa l c han cc. Th e prc li111i11a1·y ;111d si111i - t·i11al 111atc·h cs ll"L'l" c nm o ff Thu rs day ni g ht. April 1 , le a\·in g F ri day ni g h t. :\pril 2. fo 1· th e cha 111pirJ11 s hip llfiut ,; . . -\ JI thro u g h th e t o urna m e nt \·cry fi n e style s o f wrc st li11 g· ll" er v d c 111 n 11 str;1t e d . In t h e 100 lb. c lass. i\li ll e r \\'O n fr o m PthCy in a fa.;r litt IL: mall"h \\"ith a h L·a d s c iss11rs in two minut es a n d six seco nd s. A ng u <; t in e J,,st to D ic k e rso n aft e r a hard lig·h t. Di c k - e rso n . a lth o u g h th e la r ge r. ha d hi s h a n d s fu ll wh e n h e ta ckl e d :\u g u st i11 c·. l i e \\·1 11 1 \1·ith :1 d o ubl e \\'ri st loc k. In th e m atc h fo r th e se c<> 11d plac e in th e c la ss :\ lil kr thr c·11· .\u g 11 st i11t ·. In the I08 lb. c la ss th e m e n 11·ent at e a c h o th c r lik c l "'"'' bantum r"" st L· r ,;. ;111d t ilt· G r ee n a nd Christ e n <; e 11 mat c h wa s a thrill from start lo l1 n isli. C r cc 11 li11a lJ,· thr L· 11· C hrist e n sen by a b o dy s c issors 111 nin e m inutes an d fift cc n sec•i11d s. 11 e r \\' ig· fort'c·it e d t11 Christ ense n fo r seco nd place . Th e 11 5 lb. c lass co n ta in ed li ttl e E rni e C urri e, o ur 11ld foH1tbal l h er... 11 e 11·,, 11 fr .. 111 L oomis by a de c isio n. H e wo r e his man o ut by h is o ld foot ball st r;1 l egy. J ,.,, 1111i s t hr L· 11· D unh a m for se co nd pl ace. In th e 125 lb. c la ss. DrJ1n1 cs o f Co. D , thre w hi s m a n in 50 seco11cJ,;. 11·it h a p c dcct c r(Jt c h h o ld . His fi n e co nditi o n a nd hi s h a r d tra inin g s h c" 1·ecl in hi s fin al 111 atc l1. .\l1 1rriso n fo rf e it ed t n Kuhn , b eca u se of inj uri es in th e p r e li minary m a t c h. The m ost spectac ul a r m a t c h o f th e e \·e nin g wa s stage d \\'h e n J o e S im• 111 ,;o n , ,f C.1. J) met Bus. Owe n s o f Co. B fo r th e cha111p io n s hip ,,f t h e 1.1.) lb. cla ss. Si m n n s<>n l' L· 111i11 cled o n e o f a ti ge r in his fe lin e 111 0,·em ents a nd c at-lik e c lu tc h e s. Tle wa s in th e It-ad ;111 t hro u g h th e m a tch. but \\' h e n it ca m e t o a. fa ll , sure to C<Jm e . h e failed t•, k ec p his , op - p o n e n t in t h e ce nt e r o f th e mat. Tim e aft e r time th e refe r e e call c cl th e 111 t<> th e 111i d dil' o f th e mat. A t th e e ncl o f th e fi rst t e n minut e s t h e r efe r ee ca ll e d a d ra \1· :111 rl stat e d that a second 111atch wo uld fo llo11·. Both m e n cam e back cl e t erm in e cl t o wi n. b ut th e s i'-!·11,; of th e strain in th e first m a t c h sh owed up o n t h e m . F ina ll y S i111•in s 11 n sec 11rc:cl his fa 111 ; 111 ,; sc isso rs h o ld a n d. with this a nd a ba 1· loc k , h e pi nn ed 011·en 's s h o ul_d e 1·s lo the m at. 011-c 11s took second place from A rdell. \ 1 Vild wo n fr o m :vroen in th e '-1 5 lb. c la ss in fo ur mi1111t e s a nd t hirty-o n e seco nd s b.v :1 b o d y sc isso rs. };J oe n \\' O il fro m D~l\ s in t h e pre limin a ri es and s n loo k seco nd pla c1·. Bak e r fo rf e it ed to Davis. A ll e n tr ies in th e h e a vy we ig h t cla ss we r e in Compa ny C. R"cl e n ga H · up t n lha ham afte r a h ard fi g ht. R o den wa s in t h e lea d thr o ugh t h e m atc h . but fi nall y ll r aha 111 c l;1 111p cd th e sc isso rs <m R o d e n a n d t his e nd ed t h e m atc h . R n d e n t ook se co nd pl ace h y ddl'at i11 g Hend e rso n in six minu te s a nd t hirty secon d s. l-I e n de rso 11 ( ()r ,J.; t hird pla ce b y rldL·a t i11 .c:: Lcfg r e n in t hr ee min ut es a nd fift y -e ig h t se cond s. Th e sem i-fin als we r e limi t ed t o six minut es a nd th e fi n al s to t e n minut es. :\I ;111 \· ,, 1 th e e n tri es wer e b o t h e r ed man y ti me's by t h e limin ati11n o i fo u r h o ld s. th e clo11bl c N ,.f, 0 11. th e st r a n g le , t h e h amm e r loc k , a nd t h e tne h o ld. T h ese f" Lll" h o ld s c .. 1drl ha1·e h el' 11 11 ,;L·d t11 a n ach·an tage many tim es. Ti it had n o t b ee n fo r th e b arri n g of tlH·-;e Ji , 1ld s t h e mat c h es wo uld pro bably ha ve b een much fast e r. Th e w inn e rs ,,f th e fi rst pl;1 n·s \\"l' r c awa r cl e cl a b lue ribbo n: o f secn n cl p lace. a r e el o n e: a nd o f third p lac e . a whitl' riJ,b ,, 11. C o. C won th e to urn a m e nt n ve r Co. D by a c l" se sco 1·e of n1·c11t y t<> nin c·t c'l' ll. ThrL"' p1i ints we r e g i,·en to w inn e1·s of first pla c e. tw" fo r s ec11 11cl . an d 11n c f"r third . Co. Co . Co . Co. Co. ()If<' hlf11dn ·rl (ir <'llf,IJ -Giqlt t A .. . B .. . .. c .. . D . . F THE SCORES . .. l ,l . .. 10 . . . 20 . .. . .......... ... ~ . . . I 1:1 11 :1·:1:'1' A. !; J: .\ Y ( 'ad el :\[ aj n l' , (!lounril 'lliluff n f!1igh §rl1ool 1!\. ®.ID. QI. ~attaHou l:~T l. ll·: l·T. ltOY :\. l l.\ (;1·:J:TY l ". ~. H L';.! lll a r:-: Th e r eco rd ed hi ;;t11 ry of t in: C.'un c il 13 1uff;; 1111i t "i th e R e,;c n ·e Oflicer;:' Tra ining C 11rp ;; find ;; ih birth in t hi ;; annual. :\ yea r o f c11 11 1p u lsorY m ilit a ry trai nin g co 11yi11cecl t h e ,;c h on l a u t h orit ies that it wa,; f"r th e b e t1 e rme11t of the st 11 rlc11t;;. 'f,, pl:t ce this trainin g 11p•n1 a lirinl'r and 111 0 1 e prac ti ca l ba sis th ev ><cc ur e cl ft•r o ur ,.;cho1ll th e in s ti t uti <'ll of the ~. 0. T . C. F r1 i111 th c: n 0 11 . \\T . r e a liz in g. th e h o n or that hacl b een c1 •11 krr ccl up on 0 11r ,;c h,. u l- a n h1111 o r that had bc:en n .: n ckrl'd t o few o th e 1·s. ,;ct o ur,.;c: h ·c,.; t n t he ta;;k o i pro,·in g that w e ,,.l' r e wo rth y 11i t h e h o 1w r. .\t th e bL·g i1111i11g n f the ,.;c h onl Yea r th e R .. 0 . T . C. co111pri,;ccl all<'lll thr ee lrnnclred ;111cl eig h ty b o ys. F irst L ie ut e n a nt R; lY N. ll agt·rt y, a c apal)] c 1\\·er;;ea,; 111a11. wa,; ,; e nt hcrL' a,; C•)Jlltlla nd an t u f th e· C. F~. H. S. unit. ln a s h o rt tim e h e o r ga ni zed till' l~. 0. T. C. int o a hatta li .. 11 u f f,.ur c "lllpa ni cs-:\ . 13. C and D. \ Ve ,,·er e e quip ped ,,·ith the U. S. tlla gaz in c rilk ;; . Ca l. 30. \ In cl e ! 19 17. and f11rnish e d th e rcg111a t io 11 U.S. army trnii " rn l. .\c - n ,rding to gn\-c 1·11t11L' llt n :g ulati n n s we ,,·e n · g i,·cn threL' lH111 rs a ,,·,·e·k .,j dri ll ur lcrt 11r e "'1 th L· 111 ili1;1ry o'L'ic·nce ;1ml tactics o f th e :\m e ri ca n ar111y. T h e: R. 0. T. C. 11·a s g in: n three i1i,;pc: ct iu 11 s by U. S. ar m y " tf1ce·rs . . \II th e i11,;pcct 11r,; \'X)lrl', ;;l'cl tll<•ir ;1 dtll ir at i•lll f.,r the oq1irit j)lT \·ai li11 g in SC h<' OI a11cl icir th e• L'()llljllctl'lll'SS of oq..':111 iza t io 11 a nd 0 llr s n appy drillin g. F. th e lll'11· C<'1llpa11y ,,f mid-yl'ar Frc·,;hmcn . a nd till' .,fficc·r,; 11 i th e battali o n we r e 1·e ry hi g hly p r;i is c•cl for t h ei r 11·prk. 111 til l' 111iddle "i \ l a r c h . allc r practicl' \\·a,; hl'gun 11·ith .! 2-calihrl' ri lll', in the D0dgc' Li g ht Cu ard .\r111ory. Th e r e 11·;:i,; lin·ly c11111p c tit io n atllong th e• c1 11 11 p a11iL' " icir th e lwn .. r ,; i11 ,- h,. o t i11g. L a t e i11 th e ,; pri11 g 11·c w c rL' g i1-c 11 prarti ral 11·11rk i11 patr"l ;incl ra 111p cluiy a11c1 s pl' tl t 11 1;ltl y ;1 11 afte•r n c>o n 0 11 t h e hi lls ni Cn u n L· il F\ lu ff,;. Til l' ~. 0. T. C. k1,; h cl' ll th e ,;u urcc nf 111a11\· sc h t1o l ani1·itie,;. .\11 Of°IiL·cr< a nd Sc r gL·;1 11t ,;' C lith 11·a ,; ' 1r gan izcd . \\'e co 11c\uc t c c\ sc;·cra l g r a n d military cla11cc':' whi,·h 1n· s hal l L'\T r tT tll <: tllh c r . Th e dit'fcr c nt Ct1 tllp a11 ics o r ga ni zed ha,;kt:tlial l tl' :11 11 ,; ;111 c1 a wrl'-tling tD ttr11 a 111 L· t1t 11·;i,; h L· ld. Th e· R. 0. T. C. put n c\\' li fe i111 0 the ,;t11dc' lll IH>< ly . . \f(l'1· a yea r 11f it , app li cat io n we fc.c l t h at th e 111 ilit a r y t r ai nin g ha,; dc•\·e lnpcd 11 ,; . 111 c 11tal ly a nd phy ,; ica lly . l t ha s g in•11 111 a 11 y 11f u ,; th at c lu e' t(• lca (kr,;hip which is s o ,·a lu ;1 li lc to ~cnin s a s 11·c pa ss int u liie 's ,;c h1,, 11. f>m /i11 Jt dn ·d tirc11l.11 -11i11 c u1 ~011 \\'ngeek If e nde 1·, 0 11 ( '(l.\ll 'A:'\\' ,\ <ll-'l·'l<'EltS :--)Jaw...;on rri 1 Frohanlt IJ:111tllornc• Sha!'plt•:-; Jt,Hff'll J.arnh ~l 1l1 t go1111•ry Towslee (!lomµany A Hoss Al'lloltl Spetrnnn I I er wi gO ne \\'Oti! d ex pec t Company r\. because o f its alphabetical o rde1·, tu ra nk io rcmost in the cade t ba ttalio n. i\ t th e beginni ng o f t he year this impressio n "·o uld no t have been tru e, because Compa ny r\ was composed of m o re inc x - peri cncccl men than any o th er company. ( 1nde r th e careful lead e rship of its o ffi ce rs. \\·orki ng with Li eutenant J:--Jagerty. it has been de veloped until no w it is wo rthy o f the rank its na me indicat es. Company .\ has neve r failed to do its part in R . 0. T. C. adiviti es. Its record in basketball a nd \\'restling- will substa ntiate this statem ent. T his co 111- pan_1· docs not claim a ll the hono rs by any means. fo r it wo uld he i111p ossi1Jk fo r a ny compa ny in a batta lio n composed o f Council Bluffs ]-:fig h sch ool studen ts tn \\·in all the ho nors. The spirit an d mo rale of this company is spl endid. Colo nel l\fc 1...::i11 ley \\·as ve ry mu ch i111 prcsscd \\·ith this. l n comme nding the wo rk o f the bat tali o n he said , .. You r spirit is " ·onclerful. Si nce T have been he re . I ha\'C heard nothing hut pra ise fo r yo ur ofii cers, your teache rs, yo ur instructor and 1·nu r school. " \ V c apprecia t e this praise. (} 11 (' /1111u/rt•i/ llt frly ('( 1\11'.\:\Y H <WFl<'l·:H~ I l:iwt•:' :'\ t.> ~n n 1it1y ~111i ! II < 'u,\ ·l' H111·k11 nm Tuw11 l' 1td \\"a1Tilll'I' <'111'l'iP ( ' l'rn'kl'r .:\l\J1•1·i i \ \'011111:111 1111 \\"t' o.tompann 1B " I\" sta nds fl)r Doo . :\0 \1· \1·h at has placed t h e L'u unc il l\l11ffs I\ . ( >. T. C. unit far a h ead of a n_I' o th er in the state o r district ? L•l_l'a l bliosting is the a nswer ever _I' time and thi. is t he predominating clement in Co111pa n_1" I\. E1·e ry fe llo w in t he cornpan_1· ha s th e inte rest o f t he \\·h1 lk org:a11izat iun at h eart. \ \ ' c h ave o fficers \1·ith the spa rk o f e n t husiasm in tlll'1n. u ffic ers \1·hn ha\-c 111 a\ ~ tri ed to boost the company. \\'e have cntned the activities of t he I\ . ( ). T. L'. \1·ith th e san1c dash a ncl pep. ln s hooting . Co 111pa ny I: turn ed o ut the g reatest number o f hig·h in - dividual . cores. \\.restling- a lsn r eceiYed o ur heart_\· s11pplH·t. Compa n_1· l~ nf 1920 ca n be pro ud o f its rcL·ord in the fi elds o f athl e ti cs a nd mililan· drill. f> 11 f' ll 1111i/r11/ l/1 irt11 -•111<' ('()\11 ',\:\Y .\ 1'0 \ll'A:\Y II 111 ~l \~Y J; 011 r li1111dr<'tl t11irt .11 -l71 rrr ( 'tnII',\ :\Y ( ' (!FFICEltS <:1 ·ig1 •1· ('. HolH1y ~l 11 pll ,r Kuhn Y osl01· ~lili sc n Il n1·twPll (' 11 mmin.:.:s 8rn ilh J:nrlon Lindh<·rg \\' ilcl 11 gi .; ( 'ap1 ·ll c;rr-Pn illnmpany (!l Co111pa11_1· C, loo ki ng at it from a fair a nd imparti a l view-po in t. h as a l11"a1·s maintain ed a remarkable spirit, a ltho ug h it has no t stood hea d a nd s ho ulde rs abov e t he ethe r compani es. vVe have a lways displayed a willingness to 11·ork in d rill a nd in all ot her activities. ,\]tho ug h we did no t win t h e bas ke tba ll to urnament. 11·e clid o ur be::t. In t he first tria l, ll' e ranked seco nd in ta rget practice and 11·e ca rri ed nff t he hon o rs in th e wrestling to urn am e n t. L ieutenant l-l age rt_1· ha s :-:a icl , "Compa 1n- C has r ema rkabl e pep and snap in its m ove m ents." \\'e have th e spiril that makes a company a nd we lo o k upon drill as a pri vikg·c a nd a dt1t_1-. \Ve attrib ut e th e success o f o ur compa ny to o ur instru ctor an d to th e wi lling·ness o f th e cadets a nd offic e rs to o bey ord ers to the best of t h e ir ahi li tl-. 0 1,,. 1111lf r~rl ll1ir l .11- fou r ) ( ·o~( l'A:-;\· I l O l·Tll EI:~ l(rn:=;:;L' .T . l 1ype1· :--\imon:-:nn Jngoldshy EhlL'I':-; EmPr i<'k ~p rlin g Ll o\'ll frcl <'Y ( 'nmp lwll l ll•n cle 1·,on Th ot·nt 11 11 Z111·111111•h kn :'\lo1Tu\\" :\'p):-:on L C'lll'Pll ~:lll<'ha. I ' :t!f I oil Zol•t'I ~i11 1h~r 11 ~! ll !' t' Qtnntpauy 111 D thro ugh o ut th e \\·h o le seaso n has shom1 a n attitude enco urag:1ng: to th e work a nd fo r this reaso n \\'as first recogni zed as t he hest drillin g compa ny in th e battalio n. HmYeve r. that h ono r had to be clcfendcd thro ugh o ut the season \Yith un ceasing- vigo r beca use th e ot he r compani es bad e ntered the race with equa l enthu siasm . After the first round o f g·allcry practice D h eld th e h ighest sco re. vVe ended a close scconcl in th e \nestling to u rname nt a ncl shO\\·ed a fighting- spirit in the other activ iti es. D drilled at t he fi rst inspecti0 n o f th e R . 0. T. C. and made an appea r ance \Yhich shm,·e d that ,,·e had ,,·ork ec l. T h e firm lead ershi p a ncl help ful att itude o f the n ffic crs. in 3 gn·at meas ure , ,,·as respo nsibl e fo r th e stead \· pace maint a in ed ll\· C11111 pa1l\· 1) thrm1g·l10ut th e Year. 011 e 711111rl1·r<1 l71ir l.11 -firr (' 11 :'\ . c ={~oEI =:==:110E}= fl' :'\ Y ]I ()11 r· /1111/llrr•1/ lli irl11-8irc 'O ~!l'A Y C ={?oEI :::::::::31 )EJ= p I 011 1· 111111111·ril t1 il' f!J .~r1·r11 U 111· h11 11•lre'7 tllil'ty-ci{/ht CO:lll'A:'-11 E r ·r i .\ll 'A:\'Y E fll." F I C EW::i ~·'~l· .r \\'. l·:nstlnnd Hnf'!1111n 11 'J'ullingl'l' liOIJI',\" ( ;l'f''4'n ~f •\ ('1):0:<•11 f 'Pl'l',Y .\ llg'llS I inf' 1:1·11 i11 .L! l 11 n (':1.1n J1l 11· ll f;h i \'( · \\' i '""" f :ni111 •:-.: l 'U ~! I 'A!\" Y I·: :\t th e bcg·inning· o f th e . eco ncl sem est e r of this \'Ca r the fifth R 0. T. C. C()lllpa ny \\·as fo rmed. T o th e most o f th e sc hool it mea nt o nl:· more "rooki es " and a fe\\' pro mo ti o ns. hut to th e v reshrn e n members o f Co rnpam· E . it rn c::in! mili ta r_\· drill- th e grea test distin cti o n bct\\·ecn hi g h and g rade sc hools. Th e attit ude o f til e I'rcshmcn sno n displayed itself. \\'ithi n l\\·o \\·eeks they had ma ste red the cleme nts o f milita ry drill so \\·ell th at they rnadc an exc ellent sho wing· at th e in specti o n by Colo nel :\[cl(inlcy. \\·ho cn mrn c1Hll' d them n n their acL·o rnplishments. So \\·as the fifth compa ny made \\·orth:· o f th e ho nor of belonging to th e C. l L 1:-r. S . R. 0. 1'. C. Th eir success \\'a s d ue rn ai nl y to o ne thing-entilusias1n . T he bo\·s \\·ere interest e d in t il e \\·o rk an d th eir interest soo n accomplished ;.,:Tc;1t things. This e nthu siasm has no t ceased . Company E has m et e\·en· prnhlcm \\·ith o ne ;t11s\1'C r. "pep .' ' They have sh0\1'11 th e 0 th c r compa ni es \1·hat this mea nt h_1 · :icco111plishin g· things quicl, c r t11an the o ld o rga ni zat i01 1:s . \\' c ho pe th at in th e next fe1\· yea rs this cntlrn sia sn1 dc111 nnstratec1 Ill· th e 1:res hmen \1·il1 n o t lag· and that th ey \\·ill co ntinu e to 11·o rk fnr L' . l :. ] T. ~. a,, thn · ha1·c do ne h _1· 11·o rki11g· so \\T ll fo r th e R. 0. T. C. 0 111 · 7111url1 ·,,rl /l1ir l .11-11 inr r111 1· l11111 drcr7 fflr /11 /, --: n OFFI CI:: It :; 0 . A:\I> S. CL l:D l.enwn J:ron ·uu \ \"i Ill \ \"i kox ®fttrrrn ~ an~ ~rrgrantn ~ Q.lluh Th e 0 1·1i cc rs' a n d S e rgean t:;' 111 Co u11 r il B lu ffs l li g h sc h on l. gc·a11t< c lu b. 111 c 111be rs hi p b e in g '!'. C. J3;1tta lio n. C lu b i,; o n e o i th e n e\\"C«t a n d 111 ost act i\·e o rgani zation s :\s its 11 a 111 e in d ica tes. it is st rict ly an oftice rs' a nd ,;c rrest ricted t o st u d e n ts h n ld in g th c,;e ra n ks in th e R . 0 . J n o rckr t h a t t h..: H. 0. 'l'. C. Ba tt a li o n "f t h e s ch ool m ig h t r each its hi g h e,:t JH>i n t of ct'li c ic 11 cy, it \\·as d ce 111 cd n ecess;iry t o p r o\·id e a sch ool fo r th e oftic crs a nd ,:..:rgea n t ,: in 11·h ic h t h ey coul d r cn·i\·e a ddi t io n a l 111i lita ry in str u ctio n . A clu b c1i th i,; type \\"<1uld n a tu r a lly b e co 111 pnse d llf th e m nst capa b le a n d e n ergetic fc ll "\\"S of th e sch ool. Jn o rclL'I" t ll k eep t h i,; co n ce n t rate d e n e rgy u n d e r Ct) n tro l a nd t o· k ee p int e r est a ro used in t h e \\·ork. ""c ia l pri \·ilcges we r e a d ded . St u11t -11 ip;hts. o n w hi ch ,·a r io u s 111 e 111b e rs co ul d ,; ia ge act,: and p lay ,; , \\·e 1·L· p la 11 n c cl : a rra n g<' 111 e 11 t:; \\" e r e ma d e fo r llCcasio n a l d a n ces. feeds a nd 1>thcr f11 rms t> f c n te rtai n111 e n t. l t \\·a,; h o p ed to ac co m p lish m o r e by thu s combining bu,;in e ,: >' \\"i th pka s urc. :\ ,; a r e,;n lt 11f t h c.,, e effo rt,; Cllnn c il Bl u ffs H igh sc h oo l is t h e b c n c fi c ian· llf a n c i'li c ir 11 t a nd L·xcced in g ly ac t i\ e O t'li cc rs' a n d Se r gea n t < Clu b. T h e clu b ha s s nrp:1ssed all ex p ec tati o n s in an·o111plishi11 g its p 1ir1)c 1se . T h e fr ic t in 11 th at u se d t o ex i,;t b e h\·cc n c la :< se,: <•i st u de nts ha ,; \"a n i,; h c d a nd a fee lin g "f eq u a lity h as n ow tak e n it,: pl ace. :\1"11 c h co 111- 111 c1Hla ti o n a nd c redit i,; cl u e to L ie ut e n a n t I Tagc r ty. fnr th e ,; u ccc;;s of t h L· club dcpL'llclcd la r gl'ly " " h i,: a id . Th e O i'l ic e r < and Se rgea n ts' C lub h a,; been highh· >' UCl"C,_,, ful. a11 d it :' futur e SCL' llt >' n ·c 11 hri g h tc r t ha n its pa st. · ~~ · ( ) Ill ' /1tl/1t/J 1'1/ (11J'//j- f /I' () I ' ' · ., l 111 IDlrr 1£rlrorn Tl 11 ·: l•:Cl-IOES of 1~ 9-20 1\"as a tru e reprcsrntati\" c o f the life and actmti cs !11 C. 1: . H . S. T he paper has hcen as liveh ·. as up-to-the-minu te. a 11 cl as c lose to th e hea rt of th e hig h school student as t he staff a nd t he co-ope ration of th e st11d e 11 ts t hemse lves co uld make it. It has tak en hard 11·ork. a ncl "a nose fo r 1H 11 s' ' tu publish a paper 11·01·thy o f our school. but 11·e a rc g lad that o ur time a nd c ne rg.1· has bee 11 fr eel_1· spent in t he good work. This yea r Tl-JE EC f-I OES has been uni que ancl full o f li fe because ne1Y fca tmcs ha vc he e n in trod uccd to ma kc it i ntercsting. \ Vho has not g uessed a t th e silh o uettes 11·hi ch appeare d for seve ral iss ues? T his is 11·hat 11·e have tri ed [ l) d u-catl'h yo ur a ttention. :\fo re space has been g; ive n to editoria l \\Titin gs and less to ad ve rtising . :\l o re cuts \\" ere used. At t he begin ning o f the school .H·ar THE EC HOES offe red prizes for sho rt sto ries. l n other 11·ords TJ1 E ~C 1-1 OES hao; tri ecl i11 eve ry 11·ay to create a n in te rest in the paper a nd to make it 11 c 11·s:-·. It has bee n the poli cy o f th e paper to vo ice th e opini ons of t he stuclrnt !J o dy. thu s g ivi11 g it a ve ry jo urn alistic to11 e. TB E E Cl:-TClES has been an a ll-ro und sc hool nc 11·spaper a 11cl booster. R o bert L 'a t ton Fa_1·c Cogley \ Vil son Doug lass H c nr_1· \!Vag eck ST .-\ FF Ed i tor-i 11 -C11 id .-\ ssoc ia te Edi tor :\Ia11ag i11 g Editor nusi11 ess :\[anager SPECfAL J!El'.\l·CDI E\" TS Ha rn· Stevenso n Stepha n \tVollma n H obert niythe Xcd Tollin ge r :\fa rg uerit e :\ I a lonc_1 1 t Ru sse l l\aylrnrn H c11ry J ense n l\ o bcrt S pi11k Calen Davis Ruth W hi te T he lma I :uzza Marjori e .-\le xa ndc r l\ .().T.C. l·l urn o r Sc raps Ca rt l1o ns Typists Exc hang es Robert Sh:irplcs F red :\Lorro11· .-\cla :\ la rtin !\ilia :\ lung er Ruth Dicks«111 C l\IT IC-:'diss Coope r '"' '-' '::: ·7. = c: :.-: ""' -: ~ - 'i ..=: .. - ..... ;.. "/. C; ., -= ;:: -.. "/. ::: :> ::: 0 - ..-. ~ ~ c --::: ::--.. w S. - w [.,.l 0 ,.... - C.! ~- [.,.l = [.,.l - - ~ ~ - ;:: :., = -,... •fi ·--.. '"' ..-. -"· c ~ - '"' c: .:::; ,...., c: N ~ ~ f J111 /111111/n 1/ (111 ·Ly -f our I LAT!:\ l ',\l'I·:J: :-;TAFF C li z.he .l . 11 11 :-; l'Y l l ou:-; t1111 Frohard t Hoeckt•r .\I. ll:tll':·nuan .\lt·t 'umh lliuttuunt l~ italr n. ( o~·e l'ole T h e o ld th eory t h at Latin is a d ead la ng·uage h as bl.'l.' 11 prn\·e11 fabl.'. Dm ing t he past yea r. un der t he s u pe r visio n o f :\I iss T yler . a Latin pa pe r has been publish ed w hi ch has a ro used 11 e \\' i11 te rest am o ng the Latin stu d ents. T he p ape r co 11 tain s it em s of i11 tcrest. perta in ing to t h e \\·elfa re of the school. T he c u rre nt even ts L~f eac h o rgani za tio n o f th e school a rc re p orted by dcsig 11 atccl p u p il;; \\·h o ta ke s p ec ia l inte r est i11 t h e su ccess o f t h e paper . . \ s this _\·ca r dra \\'S to a clo se ancl t h e acti\·itics n f t he sc h1 ip] arc discon - ti11uc cl. t he staff o f " Latinu111 \'ita le " \\'ish t n c:-: prcss t he ir ,:~;r at ludc to th ose p upil:-; \\·h o ha ve givc 11 th eir supp o rt to t his p ub licati o 11 . T hey a lsn L' xtc nd t heir co ng-ra\ 11l atin n s to t h e Cla ss o f 20. a11 cl \\·ish th em succL'SS i11 !heir f11\u1T u 11clertaki 11 gs. A:\" U AFTElt- - .\ s t his book goes to press \IT look bac k t•J th t: d ay \1·h L·11 ,,., •rk 11·:1s lirs! commence d o n it 11·ith a rn i1 1gk< I fct: lin g of sat isfact io 11 a 11d r q .. ~TL'l: s;1tis hcti1111 beca use 11·c fee l that \1·c have d o ne o ur best; re g r e t l> L·c111SL' ,,.L. arc sllrr _1· tk1 t co nd ition s fo r publ ishin g a hi g h sc hool an nu a l ha ve n ot lie e n s u c h t h at :t 1nu cl 1 la rge r and bette r hoo k mi g ht h e t he r es ul t o f our 11·or k . The pri ce o f labo r a nd materia ls has a< h ·an ccd very Jl lltin·alily rL'L"L·11tl _1· a 11cl as a re sult the cost o f publishin g this h uo k h as h L'L' Jl nearly fiit~ · pn n·11t 1111 >rL· than that o i last yea r. In spite o f t h is ha ndi cap \1·e k11·e su cnT<kd i11 11 1aki11g· th is th e la rgest a nnu a l eve r editt:d hy t h e stu de nts u f the Co11n c il !\luffs 1 lig·h school. T his has been made possibl e by the g·cneruu s s upp1> rl g·in·11 11 s 1> _1 · thL· busin ess men o f th e city through their advertisi11g·. This iJ, J()k mark s t Il l' first reco rd o f eight ne11· o rganiz a ti o ns ll'hi ch we r e just forlllecl du ri n g th e pa st _1 ·car. th e se be ing t he 'li osoph ian and Logntecllllca n lit era r y socit:tics: tll L' l ,a t i11 p:tpn. "The Latinum \ "ital c": t he 1:re nch . Lat in. Spa n is h a 11cl Ca rt ()IJ Jl c lulis. :11 1d t lI L' ( )ffi.cc rs' a ncl Sergea nts' club. F o r t h is reaso n 11-c k c l that th is :1 111111 :11 silt >tild lJC o f mo re in te rest gene ra ll y t ha n o th e r a nnu a ls h a ,·e hL'l'll. r lo wevc r. if yo u arc no t sa tisfi ed . cl ear reader. do not j11dg·l· u s t• 111 In rs hl .1 ·. hut g·lanc c at th e p ic tu r e above a nd lll aybc you ca n h e l te r apprcciatl' \1·h :t1 it mea ns ti) be o n th e staff o f o ur hi g·ht sc hool a nnu a l. fJ11< .'11111 1/n ·tl 11 1' !f .~ i. · • . . • 1.Goral Dir.:Lli u n s fur r eading· jo k es. I. IL1,·e a Ce ntury di ctio na ry at h and. 2. Co ns ult any professor fo r fin e po ints. 3. Talk to the O uija bo ard. ..J. Co nsu lt :\Ja ry J a n e. DEDI ~t\'l' ED TO THE PRESIDENT . HENRY \ VAGECK AND THE F r\IR ADA . 9.f a ll t h e co lo 1·s I' m m ost f"nd ] ts o f y•m1· to p-n o ts " b ri c k ya 1·d blunds " · I·,"r wh e n _I 'm wa lking d o wn th e st r eet. · \ o u1· flamm g h ead s I'lll p lea sed to meet. \. r eat ath le t es a ncl lll aidc ns hir Th ~y'r e mostl y of th e goldenc h;;iL If 1t wer e n o t fo r the fri g htful glare. It see m s to me yo u'd be ri g h t t h e re. F.-\ \'O RITF EXPRESSI ONS. Kathl ee n Peacock-"Say. g irls. vo u ,; h11ulcl lian: h eard th e cute thin rrs J;>hn saicl lo Ille h st ni g ht." "' .\clcli <.: I l ayncs-" O h . bless his little h eart. " Ja ck \_Vilc1 lx-··r n ea rl y split a rib. " J ne S 1111 on so n- ··0 1i . C harli e . no w yo u quit! .. E ul a Klc eb-"I t:h ot I'd pa ss away." :\nn e D c Witt- " l\ ea ll v n- irls I think it's th e best plan." ' "' ' \ \'y111an \ Vil liallls-" \ Ve ll. if you do n't iiL·lic,·e m e , a sk h e r." :'llarj o ri e \lcx 1~ \cr ·· Nn\\" r em embe r once . /'..:Ida :-ra r ks-'"Ja zz 'er up. o ld to p." Litt le g ra in s o f po \Hl e r. Litt le clal»• n f paint. :\fake .·\cla's fr ec kl es Lnok a s if they ain't! ;'\ liss Ull(ll'n\·oocl: (To Jin ph _vsics c lass.) ··no y o u understa nd. that h ea t expand s and cnlcl c11nt racts? .·\nn c. gi,·e an cxalllple of this nilc.·· :\nn c : ··\Vc ll.- in the si11nn1 L·r th e r\;1,·s art: l"n gc r and in " ·int e r th ey ar c sho rt c1: ... TnE A NNU:\L.. It shall cl1H:ll in t h e o dor of can1ph1lr: It sh a ll stand in a " ·oncl crful shrin e: Hut " ·c fea r ih earh· L·d iti o n \\·ill 11 ot lw o ut o n tim e. 1Joltrs AFT E R SI IA KESPE. \l~E . :\rusic h at h charms to tame th e mo n ey chan ge rs : O n th is sid e th e i\Jissouri ""ill I sit . .·\11CI play up o n my pipes until t he bridge compa ny. :'1! 0 1·ccl by my s\\·eet stra in s. S ha ll mak e t he cro%ing fr ee aga in. \Vhcn I may pa ss 0 1·cr to my fair est. - L este r R o dma n. \ Vhcre 'e r E lia s r0 am s. \\" hatc1·cr 1·calms to sec. l l is heart. u.n tra,·elccl. fo ndly turn s to :\l a ri c. .. Life is a j est, and all thin gs sh o w it !" Kathl ee n said t his o nce. and no \\' sh e kn O\\'S it. REVISE D RULES roR D ANCING. By L eu .-\lbc rti 1. I t is et iqu ette to danc e \\'ith all the chaperon es. and po licy to dance " ·ith all th e fa cult v in sig·ht. 2 . Ex li°i biti o n -cl a nccs sho uld he g i,·cn in th e 111iddl c o f t he tl oo r a nd lab clccl such. .). Dance o n th e fl o0 r. no t o n yo ur partncp's feet. ( Iarry Ste,·cnson . pl ease take n otice.) ..J. If yo u do n't like yo ur partne r. "Shimmy" a nd smile any lw\\·. 5. If yo u \\·ant to ta ke lessn11' g·o t< l a n·g·ular teach e r. D o n't stop t h e traffic by tryin g to learn o n th e ll oo r. 6. D o n't sta nd a s if so me 11ne \\" e r e tryin g· to take a t im e cx posur L' o i yn u111 0\·c. r. K ise: "I h ea r t hat Coun cil Bl uffs has aba nd o ned th e nillL' o'c lock curfe \\·. " :\liss F li ckin ge r: " \\"hy ?'" :\Ir. Kise: Th e pe n q\c compla in th at ii- \\·ak cs th em up." .\ncl sn th e t eac he r tlll'llL'd l{ny out. .\ 11(1 st ill h e linge r ed nea r. .·\11CI \\'ai t ccl patiently abo ut 'Till fath e r did ap pear. P ete r J enscn. cas hin g. \\" ith rath e r ,;1li lccl hi lls. :\ I iss Hocsc h c' ,.; pay ch ec k. "I ho pe ,-o u a r c n n t afr.-iicl of mi crobes.·· · \riss Hn c,;c hc : "Tnd cecl 11• ' !. N o microbe co uld li'-c <on 111y sa lary ... DISCOVERIES. l'e ro xicle is n't a ny good for cla ,;s cu ts. You can li g h t a Fatima o n eit h e r encl. .-\n umb re lla can be used a s a ca n e o n a clear clay. A to we l ca n be used fo r dusting yo ur sh o es. :-is well a s drying you r ha nds. Du n E hlers : "Ho \\" picturesqu e is t h is fo rk in t h e ro ad !" L u cill e Swan son: "' Yes. he r e all th e lm·- e rs spoon." (N o \\" 11·hat did sh e mean?) Ada i\l a rtin: " H o 11· did your d ebate speech come o ut ?" Lynn S.: " \•Veil. \\"h en I sat clown thev sa id it 11·a ;; th e best t h ing I had eye r clo n e !' " .\I iss Bl;ick: ""\i\l ha t is t he L ibe rt v be ll ?" l l e nry J en sen : "The h ell that 1:in gs ;it the c luse o f six th period." "\Vh e n I got u p tn speak." said t h e o ra - tor. ·· a cowa rd ly egg hit me. " " \Vhy cowardl y?" a sked a byst;incle r. ·· Bec:-iusc it hit m e and ra n." Paper's in c reasing in price. you kn o 11·. due to Bob PattlJn's lette rs to !-\mes. h o ! h o ! .-\ THLETIC NOTICE ON BULLETIN BOARD. \ Vrestling match ;it -1:30. L ie ut. TTa ge rty will thrn11· th e b ull. A be G n ld. : ··I \\" a n t some \\" inter un- cle rclo thes." Clc1·k : ··H o 11· lo ng?" :\ h e: " You boob! I do n't wan t t\1 rent 'cm. I wa n t to buy them." ' .\ sc ni n r 11·h o clreacl ccl a test. Studi ed h a rd fo r a week with n ut r est. Hut in spite o f h is cram. 11 e flunk ed th e examThc ch o ir will n o w sin g by request. Voice m·c r t elcphnnc: ··H ell o. is th i;; .\I iss Coope r ?" .\i iss Coope r: ··Yes." Vuice: "How many ha 1·e y••n 1n ynur ,:;t h pc rin d cla ss?"" .\I iss Cnnpc r : ··T\\"c11ty-t\\"n.·· \ ' 11iCL': "Currrct. µ:nnd hyc. " .\ I iss F o ley: ··Do yo u unde rsta nd th is . .\Ii-. San cha?' " George Sancha : " Yes. ma ·m." .\liss F o le1·: "Then. of course. the r est of the class -docs." O DF T O .-\ PA IR OF Pr\NTS ON TH R OWING TH E .\I INTO THE R AG Br\G. \ Veil Si;imese twin s. you sh elter ed me. :\ncl ke pt al i1·e my mo desty. \ Vith mud I'Ye soil ed you o n my country wa lks. Hnt fa ith ful still. yo n listen 11·hile yo u r m;:ister t;:ilks. - 11 0 11· oft en. 11·ithout p ity. witho u t r ue. l la1·e I 11·ith m;:it ch es streak ed you r pee rless blue. 'T11·a s th us yo u g uarded me fro m c ·ass r egrets. 11 0 11· else. obligin g fri end. Could I ha1·e in genuo usly ill umined cig ;:irett es? Y1rnr pockets held my cash. 11·hen cash I had. .'\!tho m1· co nsc ie nce bids me sternly acid T hat filth v luc r e ne'e r yo ur cloth o'e r \\" eig ht ed. \ -n u o ft \\"Cre fre ig h ted. .-\11CI yet full furth e r comfo rt take .-\11C! closch·. keenh-. note Tli e 1·ow eicrnal 11·i1ich no \\" rnmbl es Ill my thro at- I"ll nc1·cr 1nite a n o de to a m· coa t. -··The Ha 11·keyc.·· :\ CR O\\I FRO :\f .-\ HIGH SCH OOL CRAW . It's late to bed a nd lat e to rise. O ur cbcls arc \\"Calthy. but not 1·C'ry 11·1,;e. _\DEEP ONE. E u i;i K.: "\\'hy is it fc 11· en liege gi rl ,; gc t a n 1\J. f\. " · . Tom P.: ··O h. I say t h ey arc tno ;:i n :-;1o us t n ge t ;i l\L :\. N." Just because \\" c \ ·e sa id so 11 1c little th in p> th at snme011C' said bdo>rc. and sunn ed the funn y side of th in gs . Do11 "t g·et sore. \\I C' lik c you. ho 1w st tr ue. 11·c cl o. "Ti ,: fu n a 11 cl 1111 th i11 '-!; 111 11rc . .\ nd tre. \\·e werl' () 11 1\· tt·:1::; i1q.-!· ,·1 1u Sn d 1111 't get :'() t·c. . .. 011 r 1111111/rrrl {n l"f!l-lli11r • ·reLLl.£5 or .1,zo ( ) 1/(' l11111tl1'1'1/ fi f /71 ~\" P. AT 11 r.;n 1·.1 :. 11.,;.nn<l V ic inity (·' ;1ir rnr (· 11i ·s: t · 11 s1•t I l1·d 1"01· .I 11nin1·s THE VILLAGE SQUAWKER June, 1930, Edition Former High School Student Cleans Up Millions. Frl'det·il'k I • u 0 1·1·. a forlll f' I' ( '. I L 11 . . s t 1uh.• 11 t. \\·hn:-:p lnil - l i:1 11 t n •t'fl l'd i11 st"hoo l i:-: wel l r 1• 11u•111lil'n•d !ff our ('las:--1. a~ d1·a11Pd up ll 0 lillion :-: in :--)outh .\ 1111•rk:1.. \\'e l't'lll P t11iiP1' llim ns :t l'lean «Ill. c l t•\'l' I" Ind of 1 . ...; sumntL'l'S. w l u_1:-:t• IJL':t lnin;...:· f :I< 'l' w:ts t•Yc1· :111 in spiratio n. llis pt'Psent S IH't'l ... SS \\';\S pn1pht'sit•<l hy his dot ing- 1<':tdll•n;. \\" ho w o 11ld 11:11·1· · t h ot l lt :tt h e w o 11l1l be ,.1 .. :111i11g- np 111illio 11 s in coliee l11·n11 s in J:ra z il "! Ha thing- en.ch 11111' s1•pnrat c h e hns h is h :1 nds fttl l. \\"h!'n int c t·viL' ll"l'd h e s a id 111• wn:-: i11 fnt 11 :1te<l with hi s \\'tll'k . Great Excitement. Exdit•llJPllt JH'l'\':t il l'd l h r o 11 .!.!' h - out· I h e yilla;.:;l' J:t !-; l nit t•. A t 'j .QQ p. 111. t'\'O\\' d s \\'i'l'C C'O ll - ,:.!.l.'t';!:l t iHg 11 11 lhl' s qu n 1·t· tn db1·11 ss 1111 • nw r11 1 l':l ln mit \• 1hnt l1:ttl lit'f:tllt•I\ Olli' of . JI Olll'.\' ( '1•1•l'k's most' l'Stf'1•m1•d nnd li 11ilit•tl (' jj i 7.l' ll S. :\[!'. J f(' lll',\' .lt•JlSt' ll . ma\·u r n[ !' h is 1·hri vin:.! li :tmlc•L ii:td n11nn111 H't'd his (• ri- :..:.n~Plllt' llt. · '.\ tr .. h •11s1• 11 h:td st riYl'l1 for \'1•:1rs 111 r1 ·si:-d· 1lw ·,,·ilt•s nf t )w \\-!Jlllt'll :l lld f11 1' fh :it l'PilSO ll hi s d1•(t•:Jl \\';IS fl :ll' licllJ:11•J,\· pilif'U J. '1'1\ 1• l'itizPn s uni tt• in l'X l t> nclin:.:;- j IH•i r dl't' JH'8t: sy 111p:1 1 hy . Notorious Suffrag;ette Leader Suing· For Divorce. :\ l rs. - ----·'. of ()ska - l oos :i. fn wa. fnr11wr l \· :\liss Lynn \\'CC' n~· nf t 'o t1nt·fl l:luffs. pr11mi11 f' 11t· in uffrn P wo1·k. is s 11i11 g fo 1· cli nl!'t't' till t ht• grounds of' "i11s1 11l11rdi11:i1 ion anti li:1< ~~ ln l k." ~ht' (')aims hn 1·r•f1tSt'S to p11 s ll t l w \\Ti 11kl cs 11111 of 1111• p 1· 11 11 ps h p fnr1· 1·onkin.:.:: ;i ml :lC't 11 - :1 ll y h:td t h t' 11 0 rn• tu t l'l l h 1•1' I h:i t i j· \\':l s IHl1ll' of h i' !' l111 s i - 11t•ss s i11t·1• h t• wn s dnin .:.:.· t lw t·1111k i11 :.:.·. 11 1•1· · sn i t· w ill w il ho11t <l 1111 h t \11• .:.!.T :l ll l('d. Elias Larson p1Ji\n11thr11pi :-: I'. 1·1•spnrl'11 \\'lll'kC'I'. 111;111 11 1" :-:(' i t' l\('f'. :11111 a11lhn1· of .. 1.o 1111 • l 111 o r ( 'oot it•... :i ncl 111: 111 .\· 111 hPI':' h:1 s .i11 sl 1·ornpl1 •1l•1l Fl It "1' C L.\,;:-; ~lA l."l'I· It 1 :i::11. :1 d c li c :tt e in;.rrnwn t·oe-nail op· l ' l'H.t JUU U ll :lll n I bi no COU I it'. t·n11:-:L•tl h~· lOn n• qu t• ~· induJg. ing i n tilt' ~himmy " \Y e :ll'l' hnpp,\· to sn.Y the npe1·at·inn wns a t nmplt-.lf• 11 1·Pss :ind l h P n ow 1· •t 11111 ·:1 tin~ l'Oul'i e lrns b L•e n l'C' l111·11 e tl to it s ow n e r. Anti-Tobacco League Formed. ~ntionn l inlt•n·st hn R been :l.l'OllSl'( l Jn· :I ll :llll10lll1C(' 11Te ut eir c ul atctl · t hrn t h e countn-'s pape1·,, stnti n ;..: th:it ~\i ,s K:1i·h· IPen l 'e ncuek. net ivc in Sn l vn1 ion A r111 v ci t'cil'S. h ns fo rmed nn ant i-t'obnc co le nguc w h ich s it e in tends to l'xtcnd o \·er the 1·nuntry. .. To1J:1 ccn.·· I iss P N1cock sn y s , .. i, t h e rou t or m n nler. id iocy nncl )OYP... . Fo1· t h 1•s0 l'C:tsons nn cl fo r rf'- fo rming- h11m :111i1v ':\liss J'pa- (' nd~ has clPl'itl1•d i u \\':l ~P n just \\'HI' . Mfos Eula Kleeb, Former Belle of Iowa i:-: tll'n c-t n~ willt-. ntt~·n ti n w ith lw1· ph,\·si<' ii l c11llur0 t•xh il.Jit s at ~1·w lurk. \\·hen iltrt•r\·ic w e cl sh e :t dm i l'l'f•d thn t s h e ~ n o t 111i:t.wa r e of t' h t> s 111·prisc J1 e r f1n ·11H' t' 1·Jnss-mn1 t•s must feel .. al ht•1· ahuu n di n g h 1•nlfh.". w h c u lh cy r e m t>1111Jer uf' h e r fn1 il t'ontl iti o n w hil e in hi~h sch oo l at ('. 1:. . ~h t• nttTibul t-.S h t• J' pt•t-.RC' Ut :-: u1·1·t•sR in h c:1 l1h In t- h 0 hcnc- li('inl quali t il'S of 'l'a.nlat·. for w h il'h s h L• ('H ll\' :I SSl'fl [ol' Sl?\'f'l':l l . \'t·ars ah1•r lt·nY ing S<' hoo l. e :ich·is es nny one whu s1·ck s h cn lth l o l'<l l'I'.\' fl hn1111• of t'l1i s famou s '.'l'\'t ' l':lgf' r1·nm dnt)I' t 0 dou r. IJ0- 111 g cn r pfnl n ot tn n:1rt:1k p or it-. :1 11d t lw PXP rl'ir-;e wi1'11 lht> h ott·IC' in. h:tnd w ill prndtH'(' l'IH• f1 l'~i ·t'cl t•ll l-.1 ·t. Play Ends In Arrest. ~nm1 • hig·h :-i l'hno\ Inds. in - 1t•n1 1111 a .:.!'no t! t illll'. 1·nnH• 111 !ht'_ i~h Sl' hnc1l nncl p ai11!1•fl .t !1 0 11· s 1µ:n on th1 • p;\\'l' lll 011 1. I h P tow n ant h oril it's. h O\\'f'\'t-. 1' 1li<I 1~ 01· ;~ ppr 1·i:11" th e .in k c• a 1u l I!·'· _11 111 0 .1n l h C' t'\'t' nin ~ tlw ma - .1n r 11.'·. of· tlw spn rting d1il<lrt>11 wt•r t- 111 t i ll' ('0 11111~ · ;inil. La t01' 1h1',\. w e n.:• linil Pd ou t· In· t h Pi t· 11n1· 1:1 . w h o did 11 n t npJll'(•t·in1r 1 h t• ,ltlkt'. . \\'p n 1·0 r-on1l1h-. 11 t that tlJPre will 110 11n 111 nr0 p:iin l irn.!· 1i,· fh1 •sp s 1·h11 n l 1·hil cl l'Pll. · · Council Bluffs Garbage Reduction Plant Is Closed by Strike. ~I r. 1:o hc r1 Hinh ?. nnrh o 1· or lh c c ity gn1·h:1g-1• orclinn n ee. ti l:ttes t·hn t Ill' htlJH-.S tbt' ::; itu - arion will soo11 l.J c r1·lie ,·ed: rhn t t ill' stl'ike whil'h is n ow o n wi ll soon li e O\' e l' . n nd fh:it t h e gnrlJ:tg"t..' will soon ht• lt nulccl as 11 s 11al. Speakers to Visit Our Village. !'11 111 )l o nt;.:omPr.Y and Lesli•' \\"i ld :t r l' l o uring- lh L' co11 ntl'.Y ou a :..;penking' ampai~n. ThP,\' are the h ead of n Ill'\\. 1'\'[o rm 1no,·e1ne n t. the 1111t·p11st• nf wh ieh is to en cu t1 1'fq:rn t lH· usl' o [ lwt- t e r English amo ng sehoo l ch ilrl1·1'n. ~[r . J 1e lbPrt Hake l' n n d f; u st:tC Linclh0 r g :ll'l' tH·<·o rnpanying- t h C' nl and lt•eturing o n a cliffC' r cut ques 1 io n . ' l' h t'.\' lt nYt' :tn exn•ll e nl lit t ll' pl:tn for foS· l L'l'i ll ,:.! :\. hl't tl'I' sp iri t :in1ong sltalents. It is 1'11Pir co n ten - tion. and t lt l'.\" h:t l"l' t':tcl:s to p 1'0Y0 it. that· t lw in!Tocl ul'ti o n of h op-scotelt. ns a hi g-h schoo l :1-1:ti,·i r,·. would C'liminate tlH• PX i:·d ing. t'\·ils in th e publ i c sdtuols nr toclfl)". Girl Nearly Dies. ll nrrit•I .Jnhnsnn . p1·ominPnt· in Y . \Y . t ' .. \. <·irt·Jp s, h:ts h l' t' ll ill f o r n1nnv \ 'C':1rs. ancl i t ll:1s l>t•e n !hot i11 :1·r , \H• m1 11l rl rli <'. e r-;a ,·s : "1 ltll' 10 \\·11ncl1•rf11l hC'Jl C'fit·i;ll qt1:t!H if's of l 1t•1·u11 n . r h :l\'l' iJC'l-. 11 nbl l' to s11:-:1ain li fp nnd ha\·(• liPt• n n hl t' tn kpep go· i ll.!! 1111t il I :im a s 1run~ :1::; nn :ithl0IC' n11d nR :igile· n~ a Sq llil'l'l'i." . .\ su it fo t· tl:u nn~ s :l!!:l insl t h p ~q11:1 wk t' I' hns h1•f'il io1 ~t·cl hy "is' Anni• lll' \\"it i-. w h o :t I· lt'g1-.s t·h :11 lwr n:llllt' w as :-: l:tn <l - Pl:t.•rl \\' h Pn ii w:ts ll SL'<1 in c-on - ll t• c·t ion with 11 :1 1'1'\. ~t ·" ns . :I rlnpp{'I' \'f1llll g" n,::\11 J;l'lllll lllt'i 1'1·111\l t lw ('it, .. \\'hnm sht' m 0t· a t· n ha rn <1:11.H·1 • ~h· n h\· ':\liss \ ·0r:1 Hnpl 1. li t> \Ylls d o itu!· :1 t·ln!!. 111\lf'lt to t·h p :llllU Sl'l1lC' 1l i of· n il. n n d "i" llp \\"Ht· w:I' l1t•nnl tn 1nnkP tltl' sint·r m0nt 111:11 sh(' lllll('Ji :lfllllil'Pd :I l':\\':l - lit•I' likl' llti :-:. \\'p prinlt•rl lhP :-: l:lll'ttlt' llt n nd !!n\·t' t h 1• rll'l :l il s. ~Ju• i:-: 1111 w 1i111d1 t'mh i lj1•r 1• d ll!!:l in s t 1'11' ~q11: wk1•r :111tl 1·l:1i 111 s s l11 • \\·ill li!!hl I '11--. s11il 111 I Il l' li11i :-: h. . On e l11111rl1·rr1 fiff!f·011 f' PAGE 2 THE VILLAGE SQUAWKER CHAMPION MATCH AT HAVANA Extra! UltraImportant ! ( 'hnmpion ".lal;r" \\'hit chool; mi xes wilh " llnymn k ro r Fi:-d-:.1 •" ( oll~i:l" S ril e fOlll't h ol' bi s mon th. (; r e n t l' h ·a J1·y l'XISt s IJP t Wl'C" U t h 1•:-;c two mi•n and a rni; .. d11,,· IJan le i s l' XIH'<·t e<I. Fi~ht fa n s c xpeet a. r e al. ~u qn .nc- t·o11nr of t h f' k CCJl l'l\' ;t )\'y CX ISlin•r \J(•rwe1·n t he• m e n . d1u· l u a n~1 11 al · lu n ;;ing- fur thl' J..;' l'L'Cllh:u·ks. :\o m oney lw f s ma,,· b r lnitl un 1 hl' m:tt«IL but· spor1 sm cn r1 .. 1111 the ,-1ates rn,il_,. line! o t h er s1·ake:-;. 1 ' l'llirst,\· n 1a d L•r s pl<':t:-iC on·1·!0ok. J World's. Record Broken! Tl11• n~l'~t :.r:ime in rhc hi_s- ton· of baseha l l \\·a s pla ~· 1·d 111 111 Fr:in<"i .... <"o ypste rcln.c 'J1he ~;1«r:tm o I~ :11Tnls a nd lhC' Po1·t land l'y per l 'i p<'S pla y 1•1l to a s1·1,r e l1·ss ti<• for t hirt,\' -Sl'\'Cll i1111in ~s. Amhu lntH 'C'S w e r P li ll l'd w1 1h 1•x hau:-:t1•d pln ,\' Pl"S :i ncl lllllpi rt)s. H o,\· I r,•1Hle rson. o ld p:-:t 11mp i 1·p i n t h e C'n:t~t Ll'flg'llP. was 11·:1\·J:iicl b r an irate f:tn in the fil'St innin ~. A l l 11111p i n•s 11 11ld 1·:t JT \. the J'('g'lll:ttion ··J.i.no<..:k- l'lll cn rrictl hy thug-s anrl liar . ..:. Giraffe Race. Til e nnnu:i.I g-iraffc r:H'l' \\':tS 1t0ld in t l lf' p11lilil' st1·1·<·ts yest Prtln v. Tht> ypn , .. s m el't was tilt:• inost 1·xppn:-:h·l· of' ni l. :ts f·l'IJ11lnid col l:11·:-: for ;.!il':-Jffl'S :t l'C sk.\· hi;:!h . T o t h C' ElilP '. l 'roft•sso 1· .T ad\ \\' il1·u :\. J ' inno t pnc·iling-. llo111·s :: ;1111 p . Ill . to Ii :1111 IJ . Ill . J:.\· :1ppnintml'n l only. The Thrilling Spectacular, Alluring Signor Wollmansky Is Coming! 1111r \\"<1llmnn:-:k.v. h('l l f' r k1111\\'n tn u s n s ·~1 .. v1 ·: · i:-: (·omir1g lo th'' ( :n.\'Pt,\· \\'ifh h is dnnt·- in ~ li:1 lh·t·. 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I) 11 r /111111/rf'll (t f l 11--tw o Dan t'11pid h as nw t and l;i I led .\1 is' 1-'rn n l'<'S 0111·r r1. prnm · i n r n t yu11ng soei:tl h11d o f this c it.\'. \\'!t ile urin~ th0 stai 0 of I O \\';\ Si111 \ \"('rl ( lhl' ll lilt• lcl\\' 11 nf ( .,.,.,ron . ::;11,. t i ll' r e mad<' t It" acquaintance of Hc 11lw n ( 'rnli· apple, whom sh e w edded Inst c \·cn i ng a t lhc jus 1ic 1· o( r111· pen.cc's o fli"e. :--; ht• \\':IS nt I C' IHled hy .:\li :-:s ( ; 1·pf·c1tcn Empkil' who was c lalJo ra t el \' dr·cs,ed i11 a shi111111 r r- 1n"· 1 r;J\\'ll o f p e a 1 rr e r1 n clliffon ,,.f!h,.,a dl'nping- of p~11·pl c lnfic ta. The morn was t nsti h · d <'cor - a f l'<I wi th artificial «:lrnat ion s nnd r oses. Tlw hl'idPgr oom's IOJ' lllPI" wifi-• J't•IHl 1•r r d l"hc piPl'Ci n g- so lo . '" You ( ':tn llave llim - 1 i11Jn't \\'an t Jl irn." fJ'l'S hnH. nt s (_'onsisl i ng- of hnrd c ide r nn tl fl o 11 g hn11 t:-: \\' l'f~ sp1·nd. Thl' handsom e l'011pl c \\' ill h1111· thP s tate in t'l1c ir n ew F nl'd to11 r ing- t':J I'. the g i ft of 1 IH' hrid1>0 :-: fathPr. Big Celebration. Thi• w ho le iown 111 1·1-u-•fl n ut ln sl 'l'lll'Sd :I,\" lo <'C'l e hrat f' lhc s 1•1·n1HI an ni v1 ·!':-::ll",\' of l"h e lrnlso- 11 1i nin;.! of tl11 • to\\' 11 hall. 'l1llC' «1 1 it' f' f('n t 111·1) o f t lw c·l1 r e n1onics \\'as :t JiC'r\· o ra 1 io n d1 •l i n .•n•d IH· ~II' . l 'a tto.n . Th b i s th1• sn mc 111·a tion t h n t \\'oil h im fame wlt i l l' a s l11dr 111· i n ( '011ndl t:l11 ff,; Jligl! sch1Jol. 1-::tl'llPSt ( 0 tll'l'i P. jj· i s 1'\llllO J'C'(l , h:1s J"t '('l'in-•<I ;I \'1 1 1'.\' gl'll t' l'OllS "fTl'r to s t a r in tile p opu lar olay. " I >a<ld.'· L<m P~S. ·· :\f1-. L orin llnwPs <·n tPrhii11l•d ;i gToll p of" f 1·il'tHIH a I: ll hox p:i l'I,\' at th1 · Hopi'!' thcn t n•. 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I. llo 11 l 11 n lnkP f llis flJl)JOl'l lllli t \ of I J1 :lllki t1 •t 1 l11·ir m nn.v f l'i1•11ds t'nr 1 h11 Jn\·11:': 1.r llu 1·n I ofT1•ri11g-s \\'II i1 ·h \\'t' I'•• 1·1•c·1: i\'Pd ll pon l ll1• tll:J l'l' i:l µ:I' 111' 1·111· 11· c! :1.11 gltl1·1·. 1.11!1:1. 111 .\I I'. <::ill of l 1 11 nki n f '1•111 1• r . • 1 r .l a (90 the ~raduatinq Class of l 920 J .------------------- ' ' ----r I WE thank qou verq kindlq for the ! patronage qou have 9iven us and : l wish qou much success and happiness in ! f the qears to come. I I I I I ~--------------------------~----------~ For All Occasions Sal.J it UJith IDilcox Flowers Projressive Florists 530 BroadwaJ Phone 99 011 c l11111'7rrrl fi,fly-t11 rne M. KRASNE EXCLC [\T \\ "O:\ IE.\"-' ,\ \: IJ :\ ll SSFS' T<>CLl ·~ l'Y CO UNCIL BL U FFS L:\RGEST SPECl.\ l.T Y S ll()I' A p· i:tlty ,; h"Jl c:t ll' r i11 .c:- I» th e· \\· .. 11 1: tt1 :1 11d 111i ,; ,; d e sirin g th e L'XL' ln ,; in·11c -- t h :tt .. nly thi -< ' t u r e· c: t11 affn rd yn11 . BL OCS ~S. SLTJ' S. CO .\TS. ~ 1·'.SS l·'.S F l{S :\ :\ I ) .\111.1.1 \! ·: ~Y \ Ve ar c e xf' l11 si\'l· rl' tai ll' r .; ,,f [,1 1x ill' l[ ••s ie· r y. O n yx fl n sic ry. F .. 11·11 c , c;1,, ,·,·s. l h·111 , c 1 .. ,· .. s. 11 .. 1c - pn:iof l lr:ls ic r y . c .. ,,:trd C "r' ""· .\1,,, J.- 1 ~r: ,;-< i< .; . Cossa rd n 1·assi e r e·' · Vis it •1111· J11ni••1· D c p :trt111 c 11t . Cl• •:tk s. Su it s. Dr c'is c s a nd Bl r1 11 .; c .; f.,r th e· .\I is,; t h :tt i,; l1:tnl t n lit. \ Ve ca n tak e c ar e r,f y< •11. ECONOMY NEW CLOTHES are costly, and genuine economy demands that everything that will help to keep them new is worth while. fJI Regular cleansing is our answer to the high cost of clothing. Bluff City Laundry Pllfme 2814 n11,, l11111ifrr•rl fift y -fn111· r I .... More Style M .ore Wear Less Cost Is claimed for the apparel sold in our store for men, women and children. At this date this store has served the people faithfully and well for fift31-four 31ears, and has earned fairly the use of the slogan, "The Store Tf7here Sa tis/ action is C er ta in" The John Beno Co. Broadwa)' and Pearl StrC'e l Council Bluffs, Iow a Ou r /11111 1/rrl/ fi f/ 11 -fir c Haillilton's Shoe Store Always Reliable 412 West Broadway Martin Petersen A PARTICULAR tTAILORl FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE 535 West Broadway Upstairs Phon e Re cl, 601 WHALEY DRUG CO. Drugs and Drug Sundries Tr_v Our fl elicious Sodas 304 W est Broadway Phone 2987 011r l11111 rlrr f/ fif1Jt-8irc Council Bluffs, Iowa TERRY OPTICAL COMPANY "WHEHE THE REST GLASSES AHE MADE " WE DUPL ICA TE ANY BROKEN LE NS WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO INSPECT OU R FACTORY 408-4/U Broadwa_v /'hone 8.W THOS. 0. TACY Lawyer 409-410 Wickham Bldg . Council Bluffs, Iowa BELL & MULQUEEN General lnsurr111ce, Neal /·,'state and f,oa11.\· T FVe extend to t he Graduating Cla ss of 1 920 our most hearty and sincere wishes for a happy and successful future T HUGHES~P ARMER MOTOR CO. FORD SALES AND SERVICE ST A TION DAY AND NIGHT GARAGE SERVICE 149-155 BROADWAY JOHN OLSON STAPLE AND fA NCY GROCERIES ~ c; ,,_-\ 0: !TE. T l \.' :\ i\ I) W OODE N \V r\RE First Class Goods At L owest Prices 7 31)-7.+ 1 I \ro ad\\·a y L 'ho ne 9 3.+ COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA SCHOEN ING HARDWARE CO. HARDWAREand AUTO ACCESSORIES COMPLETE LINE OF LOWE BROS. H. S. PA IN T S !' h o ne .+-1-1.J.+ 706-708 \\·. l\rua cl\\·ay Council I \lu ffs. l o\\·a () 11 u l111 1ul r <'d fi; t.11-s c vc11 E "TAI3LTSllED 1852 Robert B. Wallace Company f ll C(J rp o ra tcd Real Estate Insurance Loans M ember o f Rentals Counc il 81uffs Real E state Bo a rd I m ra F ederatio n o f ·Real E state D e a le rs :'\atio nal :\ ssocia tio n o f R eal Estate B oa rcls . HO J,J·:r:'L' H . "\ \"ALLA.CF:. .r ,\ i\ll·:s 1··. i\frC,\ H G ,\J : . l·'IL\>."h: C'. J: JJ..: 1·: 1: . JJr·e!'id n t a nd ·rrea s u rc r lee Service is o ne o f the most essenti a l features o f t he I CE busin ess. \ 1\!e s peciali ze t his encl o f o ur busin ess. WE Ii a ve good wagons, ho rses a nd o the r equipmen t with whi ch to properly se rve you. Exclusive agent·s 1n Council Bl11ffs forZEIGLER Jllin o is Co al. It \\·ill g ive ,·o u a heap o f satisfac tio n -f(Jr a little m o ney. ,\ S I( US 1\ BOUT IT Droge Elevator Co. 011 0 lmnllrncl fift11·r iul1 t Vice I 'rcsidt·n l t· 'l' f :1r_,. 1\ tlas. l'urtla11d a11d ·:\urtliwcslc n1 C <.: 111 <.: 11 t : :\ s h C ;nJ\" t.: Lirnt' a11d I \akLT I lard \ Vall l. 'la sll'r. H. A. QUINN LUMBER CO. AFTER T ·HE FIRE o w1 1crs seldom Jiayc an_,. rcgTets Tl-l:\T"Tl1EY \l~RTED TOO ).[U CJ--I JT\- Sl.R.\ i\' E . 011 t he o ther hand I N TH O S.\ i\'US O F C:\SE th ey do regret Tl-lt\T TlJE\" C:\l~RI ED TOO LITTLE. YO . C \ N'T .VIX IT r\FTER THE FlRE. DO IT NOW ~ Q Q Q ~ ~ Q ~ ~ H. W. BINDER & COMPANY E E.-\ L GSTA TE JNS RA~ E Eat MRS. PEARL PYLE'S lceCreatn Ideal Hair Parlors -------- il!lade in Council Blu.ffs D 1 fruered to A fl Parts of City --·------- ")uperior Cream Co. C5) HAIR TREATING ~ Jr SHAMPOO! TG II !.IAN IC RI JG ==~ CounL·il m uffs. Ta. P ho ne 1,)0 O!lc /111 11 rlr c(l fi{l 11-11i11c One l11t11d1·e1l 8ixt11 !1 'i\O"OEl il1J'tE1\TISt e i l'io 1l RT IU~ flT·THf GUN r We Appreciate Your Business ~ CLARK DRUG CO. The Rexall Store EASTlVIAN KODAK AGENCY THE lioys tli at a rc in tncsted 111 :\l a nu a l Tra i11 i11 g 1Yill fi11cl at all times a 111 cc asso rtmc 11 t o f cli ffc rc n t kind s u f lu111hc r. g;o ltc 11 o u t 111 a 11 1· s ha pe t hc1· 111a 1· cl csi re. Jl!fa1111/acl11rcrs a11d S!ti/J/l ers of LUMBFR, :MlLL\VORK H ARD\VA RE A TD PAINTS C. Hafer Lumber Company OU RE N'S GRASS Al\TD CLO VER S E E D S BEST BY TEST Oitren Seed Co. Co uncil Bluffs, Iowa 011c f1 1111drcd si.d.11-011 c Sou t h west e r n ro wa' s C: r c alc:-:l H o m e F u rni shingS lo r e HOUSES FOR SA LE IN ALL PARTS of THE CITY Why You Can be so Sure of Satisfaction :11 1 '11 • , ·1111tirH •111 :1 l F11r11i111 r 1· :1 11d 1 ' :1r1 w 1 1 ' 11 . !"•JI" 11 11 (: tl 1i11 :..: . l l(J 11t :1t11 ·1· wJ 1;1 t \ ( J 11 :-: 1·1·J.;: ill r111"11i :-: l 1- i11 i;s. >·ou 'JJ li111I i t 11 .. n ·. · .:\11 d our s t o l·I.;: 1r111 ~ .. :-l 111111 i:-: c l1 : 11·:1l ' l1 ·ri r. 1·d I• .\' t \ 1:11 qu: li it y wl1 i1·!1 . i 11 v\ c l' .\' ld 11d 11 f 1111·n·l 1a 11 d i:-:1-. i:-: ,.,·v r·.,·- wl 1e r • l'l 'L"• >.:.: ll i i' c: d as t l1t · :-: ta 11 d:1 rd or' it :--: 1._ ·!:1:-::-:. F11r1'11 •r tl.:u1 1J1i :-: . 1l 11 ·r ···s 11 11r 1·111 11ir11 11 111 :-o g r11w1il tl 1nH 1g !J ttlOl'l' 1 !1: 111 : 1 qu: 11·t1 ·J' 11 f : 1 1·1· 11t11 r· .\· I•• l l.' 11 .\' O i l o f sa t i s li <.: d t· 11 :-;to 111 t: r s . 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Til l·: 11 1>1·:-: 1·: Tl l .\ T :-; . \ \ ' I" :-; \ " 1 I ' It'·' I< \' GIFTS from GERNER ' s A re Always Appreciated 'v\/1\TCH FS DI J\l\10N DS JI·:\ \' FL RY Greenshields & Everest Company The Gerner Jewelry Store 55 1 \Vest J: r() adway ()II (' /l/Ull /1 ·1 ti .o.; i.J'/ Jj-f /r(J PandS The Shop of S weet S urprise DRlTIKS OUR FOUNTAIN IS HANDLED BY EXPERTS MOST SANITARY THE SYRUPS. CREAMS AND FRUITS ARE THE PUREST OBTAINABLE LUTICHES OUR LUNCHES ARE OUR PRIDE--A WORK OF ART PREPARED BY OUR EXCLUSIVE CHEF -- TASTY, ATTRACTIVE AND SEASONABLE C. NAPPY SERVICE c.:Jsv PRETTY GIRLS W c Cater Specially to H igh S chool Stud!·uts CATIDlES SCHRAFF'S AND SWEET'S CHOCOLATES ARE THE BEST AND PUREST -- WE HAVE THEM FOR SALE PARTlJ ORDERS IF YOU WISH TO ENTERTAIN YOUR FRIENDS TELEPHONE OR CALL AT OUR SHOP AND WE WILL DO THE REST fUOULD YOU ASK V FOR MORE ? 11 PandS THE SHOP OF SWEET SURPRISE 545 WEST BROADWAY ALWAY S AFTER THE MOVIES On e /111111/rutl s i.v l y - l/1 ruc The State Savings Bank of Co u n c i I BI u ff s ASSETS OVER $2,800,000.00 Cordially I nvites Your SaviJ1gs rl ccou11t" E. r\. W I CI< ll 1\ '. I , Prcs idc.: nl \\·. ~- 1\.\ 11{1), \" in· l'r v, id v11t fl. L. TI N LEY. Cashi c.: r \\ ~. lltl L Cll .. \ " t. C:"li in C. C. 11 0 G il . . \ ,;, t . Ca,; lii n 11. II. S fJfTZ !\.\ C LE, .- \ ,;, 1. C;1 ,; liin A Few Facts ,.......... about ,.......... The Nonpareil (JJl f' il n11clrr·1l si.ct y -fu11r -it was cstablishc cl n ea rl y ha lf ;1 c t·11lury ;q .. u. - it is a dail y \'isit o r in n early ')o.r;, "ft li e li()mes uf t his c it 1·. -it is th e cluminant newspape r in '.-)"ut!t11·L·st l1J \\'a - 1J 11 e 1Jf t ill· m ost p rosp e rr1u s te rrit o ri es in th e l'lltire 11·o rl tl. - it cove rs full\· all th <.: n e ws (Jf C1Ju11cil !\luffs and til e ll L'll·s 11f Southwest J ,;11·a. - it has fu ll ca~e d ll'ire se rv ice. !Jr llli 11<1r11i1q_~ :111 d L' "C tti11 · 11f tlt l' ,\ ssoc iated I 'ress, tlie ntc Jst r e lialik m ·11·s se n · in· i11 lite 11« lrlil . - it is the h o m e pape r, d cv<Jkd e 11tircl_1· t" li () 111 e i11tL-rcsh . - it r equires n carh· i nn lll L' ll t" pr"1 lt1 c v it atll! flft 1·-1llll' c it1· ca rri ers tn rl e li1·cr it. BAB BE BOOTERY ''lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!lllllllll!llllllllllllllllllllJlll'' THE nature of a human :: - ~-~ being is like a finely cut diamond---it reflects a 111ultitude of color flashes as the light of other personalities is played upon it ---So it is with the Styles of the Times ~~~ 535 West Broadway Council Bluffs I o w a 011 r 711111t/l'cll ·ly fi1 •e CONGRATULATIONS Class of '20 W E extend t he class of 1920 a ll t he best ,,·is hes of t he world. May your fu ture be fi ll ed ,,·it h happiness and success. To t he young men we sar : LFT TT-1 1 S STO R I': HELP YOU TO SUCCESS br p roper!:-· clothi n_L: you fo r t he future. '0/e a re p repa red in e\·ery W.'.l\. to serve you. Men's Fashion Shop H. A. PA LSON The Majestic Theatre Hrmzc of () ll f ' fl u ndn•tl Rf ff' / lj-.qffO \V. ~. < >\\1 :\ S INSf<'. r•,\ R ,\ n LYS. D ill rm ;incl h is :\ 11n 11al. I fa r ry S. a n cl his cl c.:IJa t c.: li11 x . ll r>l i P. a n cl th e l·:L·l11 1es. Ste pha n a n cl his w it. I l e 11 ry a ncl his frec k le s. R uth a nd h C' r c u rls. \ Vils"n an cl h is ,\'s. F r erl cric k a n d 2 05 . Sen i11 rs a ncl 'd iss U 11 cl e r \\·,,.,,J. IN .\11·: .\ I O RL \.\ I. --o f s c h nol n p e nin p; at f) :oo a. 111 . a nd c losin g a l: 2 :.)0; - () f exc u s e s n o t sig n e r! b y si x t L·a c h e r ,; and sn 11 sed t w il'e : - o f a h r.Ji clay fo r p e r fe c t a l t c ncla n cL' : - o f d ays 11·h c 11 "1·cralls we r e n"t 11·"r11 t n sc h n ril : _ ,,f the ma d stam p e d e tfJ t h e l11 11 c h n H1111 h cf,,re gon rl m a nn e rs b ecam e t h e fa s hin11. ,\ F T lrn l\ l·:N J O fl 'S() N . [)rink t" m l· ' • 11 I y \\'i t h t h in c.: e y <' ,; : l\ u t I'l l nfJ t p lecl g c.: 11·it h rn inc . L e a 1·c yrJllr k iss 11·ith i11 the.: c u p- [ d o n' t 11·an t it f., r m in e ' - .\ l :1j"r C ra y . .\fr. N c:1d : " l•: cl m c n t iron ;1 11 nx icl e." . II.: "Lc·a t h e r ... (o x hicl c ) . ,. .. Council Bluffs Savings Bank Estahlis/Jed 1856 CAPITAL SURPLUS O FF I CE RS Tlll·:o . l..\ :-:J,(l \\·:-:1,I. l 't'" ' i11"11I 1: 1·:(11 : 1: 1·: ,\ . Kl·: l·:I.1:\ 1·:. \ ' i<'• · l' n •,id1•11I \\·. ~I. l '\' l'l·: I: . ( ';1'hi<'I' II . \\'. 11 .\Zl·: LT(I:\ .. \ ;"is ln nt (':1sltii•1· II . ('. llATTl·: :\11.\1 ' 1·: 1: .. \ s, i s l:111t (':1'hi er r.. 1: .. T.\I ·1,:-:11:-.; , '1'1'11 , I nrn, ... ,. DIRECTORS JI . \\'. J:t":-:11 i\ l·: I.I. I·'. I: . JI.\\' I:-: l11corjJoratcd 1870 $150,000.00 175,000.00 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED 011 r l11111rlrcr1 .•i.rl y --<crc 11 \Ve build and recover Auto Tops, Radiato r CO\·ers, Se<it Co\·ers, D ust Hoods TIRE CO \.E RS :\1.\1)1 ~ TCl l)l I\ A lf Kinds of Autr; Upholstering DRUGS " 1111:11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111'' \rlSERVICE1 ~QUALITY~ Fricke Drug Co. If/ e Lead in Prescriptions KNOX & COMPANY Real Estate, Rentals and Insurance r 1\R:\f 1\ N D CIT\- L01\ NS 4 1 PEAl\L ST RE T ( lppositc Crand If otcl Our l11mr7rcrl M.r/!J-ri!Jli/ YOU CAN GET BOTH FIT AND STYLE AT Sargent's FAMILY SHOE STORE LOOK FOR THE BEAR Clatterbuck Electric Co. .El ectrica l Supplies a nd Construct ion l·: IYCT l\ IC '\ Tl l\l S 1\ \" I) \l' l'Ll \.' Cl~S I 'hone o-t THE BEST IS NONE TOO GOOD !Riley's ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY p 317 BROADvVAY LEASING T H E M A N ICTURES THAT MAKES R ETTILY ~~iO D 011 c 111111clre<l si,1·ty-11i11 c Just a Step in Advance Jordan Silhouette Five ACE OF LIGHT CARS C. L. VANDERPOOL 144 West Broadway E. H. LOUGEE INS RA -cE REAL ESTATE and LOA TS ro2 SOUTH :.\[AI >; STREET PHOXE 3 r2 DA VIS DRUG CO. DRUGS PAINTS GLASS 200 \ \i . l\ma< hr;w I >1J1rn c 289 f n 11 It 11 11 t/ r,,,I ·"' ' r ,, u I 11 S ALES and ER VICE I T is an indisputable fact th a t the high ideals held by this store are reflected in th e quality of goods now being shown in Arts~ Paints ARTISTIC Wall Papers PICTURE FRAMING A SPECIALTY H. BORWICK 201_)- 2 11 South :\ r a in Street BrowderDaniels Co. MEATS, fRLITS . \\'I ) Sll \ TCl ·:T.\l\l.FS I .'\ Sl·: .\S( l\. COMMENCEMENT GIFTS OF REAL VALUE AS A TOK EN of love and esteem --- present ed at the threshold of a broader life --- the J-\. diamond b ecomes a cherished keepsake --- a life-long reminder of appreciated effort. DIAMOND RINGS DIA MOND RINGS get especial attention here . We are ever on the alert for stones that measure up to our standard of value and have recently secured a number of beautiful gems. F or a gift of real value choose from this fine display. Opticians Here's the Secret of Our Success Jewelers W. L. Douglass, President \Vm. Coppock, Secrelary TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF REAL SERVICE To Our Patrons in Laundry and Dry Cleaning \\" ith r isin g prices of a ll wL•aring appan•I yon 11 111 st look to th e p t'opc1· care a n cl conscrq1ti011 of YOU !' clot hl's. "\\' c gi\'C' th e ca r e a 11 tl attention lH:'CPssary to pro g J- he l ife of yonr g-al'ments, honse holtl li1w n and fnr 11is hi11 g.·. At t he sa me t illl c yon get q nalit.r \\"Ol'k at 111od eratt- prices. WE LIGHTEN THE HOUSEKEEPER 'S BURDEN WITH OUR FAMILY WASHING S·ERVICE THE RELIABLE - EAGLE= LAUNDRY COMPANY " The Wardrob e" 71 4-71 8 West Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa R. 0 . T. C. Attention Befor e pntt i1 1g <nm.'· y on!' 11nifor111s for t hr s 11 rn1 1H r ha n >. ns t ho1·on1?:hl.'· el l',\' 1·lea11 th e 111 an d th ey " ·ill lw s pil'k and clea n for on n ext fo ll. 011 c 7t1111ilrcd .,crc11flf-OllC I Ouren Motor Co. Sales and Service Telephone 4493 A. HOSPE CO. Saxaphones P,and and String- TnStt:ruments P ianos P laye r P ianos Victrolas 407 Broadway Council Bluffs, Ia. E. ]. PERRY Harn ess a nd Leather Goods, Tires T ubes, T ire Repaiting 127 South i\lain S tree t Pf\ R E NTS 1\ 20-year E nd o wme nt Policy is a s ple ndid ~i ft fo r th e student. D. D. BAIRD !\ gent P a c ifi c M 11t11a l Life In sura nce Wickham B l(Jc k Phone 3303 Ont' li111117rf'1I 8 f'l' t'11/11- t 1rri 1 11 \Vest n;1 w;1,· C. B. H. S. STUDENTS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME _. ............... _at------------- Dell G. Morgan Co. Drug Store 11·here yn11 will .c:ct the best in DRUGS TOILET ARTICLES FINE CANDIES STATIONERY 152 Broadway OJ7FICE l lO U HS <) :OO tro 12 :00 2 :oo t " ,:; :no gs l1y app11 i11 t 111 l' 11 t. lfrsicknc e l 1 h r1nc 5 ')0 l'IHnl e 222 DR. A. C. BROWN OST EO r ,\TfT re PT r YS re I !\ N ( J(fic(' 323-2-t-2.; \\' ickh a 111 l\l 11c k J'Ji, •ll<' -t~7 CO UNC Jr, llTXFFS. r<>\V .\ LIBERTY THEATRE HIGH.---. CLASS MOTION PICTURES Program, Changes SUNDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY A lwa31s a Good Show Goldsmith's Line of SPORTING GOODS H)O T DJ\ LLS BASK E T DALLS DASE HALLS TEN t IS n.1\ LLS P. C. DEV 0 L HARDWARE COMPANY 504 flrnad ri•ay 10 North II-fain I NVEST YOUR MONEY IN Farm Mortgages WITH J. G. WADSWORTH & CO. 201 PE ARL STR EET COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA () n r /111 11 t/r N f rrr 11 !f ffi ll /' cpROSPEROUS, well- dressed folks have a habit of getting chummy -- Don't trail around with the crowd going down the Road of Never- Mind toward the Town of Failure. t] Spruce up in one of our snappy, save-you-money suits and join ~ the well-dressed throne on the Road ~ to Get-There. SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES FOR "YOUNG MEN AND MEN WHO STAY YOUNG" HATS AND HABERDASHERY THE CLASSIEST ASSORTMENT TO BE FOUND ANYWHERE BETWEEN ==================CHICAGO AND DENVER ================= JOE SMITH & CO. " THE BRIGHTEST SPOT IN TOWN .. FIRST NATIONAL CAPITAL SURPLUS - $200,000 200,000 BANK COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA ASSETS 0 VER $5,000,000 UN ITED STr\TES DEPO TCH~Y N F r\RLY H ALF_-\ CEr TU R\' OF SUCCESSFUL BANKING .J. I' 1;1t1·:J-::\N llll·: l.llN. l'l'C'si!ll'lll 1; . I·'. Nl'llll:\l·:I:. l ' n s h ic•I' Jo: .• \ . w1 1·1.; 11.\:\[. Y k e -l 'l'C, icknt l ' l·: HHY l:Alllll.1.1·:'1'. ,h st. l ' n s hil'I' ltllY 711.\ X l• ll·:Lll .. \ ,st. l 'ash il'I' .J . :>. \\'A'l'SON, Asst L'nshiPr DIRECT O RS \\'111 . . \ rnd l·:mnH·t Ti nlt•y 1-: .• \ . \\.il'kha111 .I. 11 • (;l'l l'll ll it ld ~ I ;t'o . N. \\' l'ig-h t t' . t :. ~:lll lld t' '::; \\"il li:t.111 ( !rnllt' \\"l'g .Ju i!ll l'. Da\'iS I L 11 • \\"kkhn m l :. I•. :>poouer One !111111/rcrl scrc11ty-fii:c Palace of Sweets "' 1 ' 1111111111/ll!lllllll!l/111111/llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll/1111111111111111111111111111 '" FOU JT AIN SERVICE A D D AINTY LUNCI-u :o_ J<:TTJ·:s FINE CANDIES T elepho ne : Dlack 30-1- Gilinsky Motor and Tire Co. EW AND USED CARS AEROPLANES TJRES ACC[SSORIES Phone 'J70 25-27 N orth !Wain S treet Counc il uff , Iowa For Quality Meats ---TRY--- F. J. KRUMENACHER MEAT MARKET No. 6 !'e a rl Stree t WHEN YOU WANT A HOME ON EASY TERMS See MCGEE R ea /Estate Co . I 0 5 I 'ea rl S treet Bronson Drug Store P RESCRJPTIO S, D Rl CS and FOUNT A IN SFRV ICJ<: 1 12 L I \rua cl way !'ho n e 2rJn 10() l \r(Ja cl 11·a1· fJ11 c /11111rln'll 8Gve11/y-six Eat- - L uxor and Mogul I 1 I I t I I I Council Bluffs Brands of Pure Food Products If _1·our Crncer is R eq uested to, ]-I c Will P rocure Them for You Don't T ake a Substitute Drink- - LUXOR JAPAN TEA The Ne P lus U ltra of T eas MOGUL GUNPOWDER in 8-o un cc pape r ca rto ns W li c 11 l lu rne Dra ncls 1\re as Coocl as :\ ny. Why :-\ o t Use T hem? I I I I I I I I Groneweg & Schoentgen Co. Jobbing Grocers and Tea Importers 0 11 c /11111d rci/. SCl' Cll l!f-SCVCll COALS OF QUALITY FROM The Most Complete Stock m the City YOURS F01{ SER\/ [CE COUNCIL BLUFFS COAL & ICE Co. W allace Benjamin an d Company ARE SELLING SUNKIST ACRES C IT Y ACRES L ots at Lake Manawa l' H UN [ 295 l •J .'\( HnH :\ \I ~ STREET Cuu 11 cil !~luffs, Iowa Jf. I '. 1:1-:\!JAi\ fI N Pl I YSTCI.\ :\.\ID SURGEO 232 \\lick ham Blk. P ho n e 202 I) I{ . II . . \ . \\! C )(JU ~ U I{ Y I k11tist .io7 Wic k ham Bl.,ck Tcl 1·pl1 .. 11c !:lack .'jO.) CCJ un cil Bluffs, Ta. P ho ne 72 R9'9CJtfSTORE THE STORE OF BETTER VALUES cA COMPLETE LINE OF WEARABLES IN EVERY DETAIL ---------for--------- YOUNG LADIES and YOUNG MEN DH . CJl r\ S. 11. I\< J\V U{ D lS Er\ S ES OF SKTN .105-JOG \ Vickha111 i{l11c k I). W . T I I ( l .\ I I 'S < l '\ . :\ I . I). P h11111· -1-l'JO CITIZENS' GAS & ELECTRIC CO. Begin Right and I nsure Your Life in th,, Equitable Lzf e of Iowa V. P. LAUSTRUP CENERAL .\ GENT 40-1- \ Vickliam niock DH .. W. r\. CUTLER D EN TIST Pho ne 909 S uit e 52-53 C. 13 . SaYin g:; 13auk Block LUNDEAN & ANNIS :\ l lLLl NERY l'hn ne Tllark -1.;<i F:mmc l Tin! C' ~· \ \·. l::. i\I itc il c ll :J. C. ·o , .Ir. D. L. H oss I<: cl win D . i\li lc- 11 011 \\"ill iam E. M i lcliell Tinley Mitchell Pryor Ross and Mitchell A tto rneys .+th F loor Rogers m ock Council muffs. lo\1·a Cruikshanks & Houston Co. r\ L'TC) :-\CC E:SSO n JES T he Store that r. uara ntcc:; Q ua lity I. ]. WEBER DE NTIST 3 2 1 \\"ir kha 11 1 n1 , ,ck COUNC I L CLU FFS. 10\\'.-\ 0 111' /11t 11t/n•(/ ·"''lTllf.11- lli llC A Burroughs Machine to Fit Y 0 UR Business ACCURATE figures eliminate undercharges and overcharges and win your customers' confidence. (_jj We will be glad to demonstrate the machine on your work. Wall Paper, Paints and Decorating ]. B. LONG 29-31 South Main Street Phone 385 Cutler's Funeral Home 533 Willow Avenue -- First Door W est Public Library Phone 97 fJ 111 · /11uu/rr1/ l' i!fll f!J Council Bluffs Drug Company JOHN KA VKA, Proprietor We Have the Agency for Crane's Chocolates Bring Us Your Prescriptions --- We Deliver Free Phone 35 7 505 West Broadway IJOPULr\ R SONGS 1\ N D Tlll·: ll< SI NG l·: RS. ·· [ \,Va n t a Daddy tri RCJck ;\ I c t• • SIL'l:p" . . . ... .. f<ra 11 ccs Our,·11 "Tel l :\ I e \N h y" .......... Fr 1rrcst llro11 st1 11 " Th e 11 ig h Cost o f L O\·i ng". . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . .. .. ....... .. Th e I 'y p n T w i 11 s ·"vValtz :\ l e 1\ r .. u11d 1\.!.{ a i11. C h arli e " .. . . . . . . . . ... i\ I rs. C. ~. W h it t· "Th e r<n s a ry" . . .......... I<"'' l<rn l,·11 "\\' h y Gi rl s L ean: l-l 0111c" .... l<ut h \\.hit c "Qu it ;\ l aki n g T l111 sc l•:yc·s al :\le. Uca r " .. lrllla S11ttr111 "Bri- La l:l•"'- .. ... :\ l i,s :\ li rl rl lctrJ 11 ( llli n11 s r h 11 r u s) WITH SAFETY \ Ve hand le a ve n · fin e lin e of In vestme nts that ,,:ill N ET YOU 6% WITH SAFETY 0 11 an y :uno un t you have 1·0 in vest a nd will be pleased l o ex plain 011r pl a n to you if you will write or call. ERNEST E. HART TNCORPORATED COUNCIL nLUFFS. IOv\11\ I DON'T MIND HELPING WITH THE HOUSEWORK. MOTHER ALWAYS KEEPS A PACKAGE OF Crystal Brand Sal Soda HANDY -- IT MAKES HOUSEHOLD CLEANING EASY MADE IN COUNCIL BLUFFS Iowa Soda Products Co. Adler Rochester Clothes None Better Few as Good The Metcalf Co. Pearl Street, Through to Main ()11(' /11111tlnt/ Ci!J/lf!i OllC COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA T . G . TURNER. PRESIDENT R . 0 . M . TURNER . VICE-PRESIDENT CHAS. W . PARtCS . CASHIER OSCAR KEELINE. VICE-PRESIDENT P . J . MCBRIDE. ASS ISTANT CASHIER IRA L. H AYS. ASS ISTANT CASHIER M A N U F A C T U R E R S 0 F CLASS PINS CLASS RINGS ATHLETIC MEDALS ENGRAVED COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS INVITATIONS AND CALLING CARDS ~L T Jewelers and Stationers to the Class of 1920 4 05 BASTIAN BUILDING ~-L T ROCHESTER . N . Y. ~ II H M I D ANNU A L T ' s THIRTY-SI X TH ~ II s c SE A SON T HIS is an age of progress. The natura l inclination to move forvvard- and do things in a new and better \Vay. Get our new photographs- the most beautiful, perfect and permanent ever made. You will never be ashamed of them, and we will be proud to have our name, good and plain, on each and every one. Remember, made only by Schmidt Satisfaction Always Guaranteed in E very !Fay or Your Jl1oney Back THE WORLD'S GREAT ARTISTS have chosen th e- \"ictrola beca use th e \ 'idrola is the o ne in strument that pbys th eir reco rds with th e degree of perfectio n and bea uty o f to ne that meets t he a pproval o f the a rtists themselves. Mickel' s Music Store 33-J. nroarlway c:r r ;:iuoqd p ;:u1s urnri\'. c:c: pue [JB;c\l 1 c: ·oJ 3Nlt!Vl!\l3 S I A\ 31 d.m1~mnd dJ1±JO SdlUB'.:_) pui; S)[OOt[ S,lidlP ~q:) .ldUO~l 1S s,dUB.I:) S)[OOt[ JBd'J dSOO'J S)[OOt[ AlOlUdT!\I s E J lidd d1i;qs .ldA:J Slidd U~ B:).linOd U Blll.Id1); J'i.\ 011 c /111111 /rcd ci11ilt 11 ·ll1 rcc FRED 0. CLOUGH, Saxapho nc :\I TLO 0 . S:\fITTT , Ban jo * AL':::~!,~~o:!~~~L~P~ ND * DANCES AND PARTIES P ho nes: Ulack 2326-Council !:luffs I lame\· 8(>8- ( )maha GEO. CHISS:\11\ N. XyJ.,phnnc TO:\[ W . BESLEY. Drums and Traps Farm Loans ~~~ ~ r\bu nclance of ;\f oney fo r ~a r111 L oans. Can furnish as hig h as $ roo pe r ac re o n prime fa rms. Annis & Rohling Co. Coun cil !\luffs, Iowa W. W. DICKERSON Real Watch .\ laker Fortv-six Y ea rs f<: x pe ri encc Room 5 5, Council Bluffs Savings Bank J\ f\N :\ I f. :\fOORE Exclusive Millinery P hnn e Rlack 61 8 rT \V .- \J"~D \\i. :\1 .-\ RTrN. Pia no - (~~ HUBER ·~ ·.r·: ·/ t and-- ~=~-J WALTER ~ality Meats I'<) ~ I( \117.:\ L L \ iVll: Spl'c ia lty- Tf 11111c- :\l ade Sausages l't11tltry a nd Fi, h in Sca ,; n n I 'hnnc 477 1 12 East 11 roadwaY l:R,\ DLFY Lf~CT Rf J\L CO. 1\ ll K ind s nf Ekc tri c;il . 1\ pplianccs \Virin g and Fixtures rhottC ,\<),) U)(H.: ·s Ll ~. NG \V() l<r...:s ( College Annuals WE have built up a reputation for producing excep.- tionallq fine Class Bpoks at a moderate price. UJe could make them cheap~r bJ cutting down the grade of paper, rushing work through regardless of appearance, and bq binding them up in a less substantial and attractive manner, but this would cheapen their appearance so that theq would not be a credit to the school or ourselves. Therefore, the prices we make are such as will enable us to produce bo oks that will be absolutely satisfactory. UJE not only Print and Bind books. but we help in planning the work, and personal attention is given to every d e tail. whether larcJe or small. ffionarch Printing Companll Council Bluffs - lowa J Printing of QualitJ r'a 11li11 e fl. : "" J-I n w did th ose t h ie\·es l-,;c:1pe ''"it h m y 11 e w r11 g? "' ny S. : "'Th ey h e at it'" C k n·ri c is 111 hy :\li c e \" o >t : ··]:;\·en th o 11 :1111rl· did m ak e o u r fa re·,; . th a n k h ea ,·en . 11·c· c a n pi c k o ur 0\\" 11 t e et h ."' :\ c e rt a in pr e t ly y n u11 g g irl o f th e c it y t " ld J ack \' lc \1 ~ t hat h e h a rl a p r e tt y n o se . IJllt 11 .. t t <> b lo \\" it a ll u \·cr l o \\'n . 1\ ,·iato1" s w ife : "'J o hn . \\"e' ll h;i ,·c t o go rl t1\\·11 . T dr o ppe d t1 n e o f m y pe arl hu lt 11 11 s. I l'a ll ,;e c it 0 ·littl'ri11 n- (1 11 th e "T n u 11d .. . \ ,·iat ll r : .':'fl n ld m ;;ea t. 1~ y d c a 1:. t h;i t ~ I ,:1k e i\ lan;i \\" a."' Q u ick . h ac k t o yo ur sc a t ' Nn t a \\"Or d. n o t a s 11 1i le 1 :\ li ,;s :\l ay 11 :1rd is c11 111i11 g . J 11 ,; t ln< 1k d 1 >\\"11 th e :1isk. :\ Ii,;,; :\ l a y 11 :1r cl is co111 i11 g T n put cl 1111·11 t h e r io t . ll ut s h e ' ll 11 e n ·r fin d Thl· 11 ff e 11 <kr,;- th e y' r c q11i d . . \ 11 eyes a r e tu rn e cl on h e r- :\ Ii ,;,; i\ l a v11 a r d ju st si 11il es : S h e see nis to e i1j o y thisl'a t r1 11lin g t h e a isles. DURFEE Furniture Company 205-207 WEST BRO A DftVAY PHONE 307 0111' 1111111/rc•I l'i!lfl l!l·firc MitlWest Engravmgeo IUwtiators Engrdvei•s Zblc·Etchlngs H.ilF·Tones Colo,.·Pldtes Electrotype$ Ollldlta11SA Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Council Bluffs High School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collections Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1920 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Document Type The nature or genre of the resource Book Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Council Bluffs, Iowa Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Educational use only, no other permissions given. U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this item. Commercial use or distribution is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder. Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Senior Class of the Council Bluffs High School Language A language of the resource English Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 1920 Council Bluffs High School Yearbook Description An account of the resource 1920 Yearbook (Annual) of the Council Bluffs High School. Volume 22. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Special Collections 373 C-C83 1920 Annual CBHS Council Bluffs High School schools Yearbook