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VOLUME V. VILLISCA HIGH SCHOOL, VILLISCA, IOWA, MAY 24, 1935 NUMBER 10 SENIOR CLASS PLAY WEDNESDAY IS A HUGE SUCCESS –––––– RAND FAMILY GOES RABBI D. GOLDSTEIN Class of 1935 ---- Villisca High School JOSTON AWARDS TO PRESENTED SPEECH R. AGEE, R. SELLEY THROUGH FAMILAR AT COMMENCEMENT –––––– SHIRTSLEEVE CYCLE –––––– Two Students Rewarded –––––– Members of Senior Class for Play Presented At Rialto Given Their Diplomas Their School Spirit. Theatre; Directed By Mrs. McIntosh. –––––– Miss G. White. The Joston medals were awarded –––––– –––––– Tuesday morning at Senior The fty-second annual com- Farewell Chapel to Ruth Agee and 30 SENIORS TAKE PART mencement exercises of Villisca Roy Selley. The award is made to –––––– high school was held Thursday the boy and to the girl of the Senior Wednesday evening, May 15, at evening, May 13, in the Rialto Class who, in their years of school the Rialto Theatre, the senior class Theatre. life, have proved themselves the presented “Shirt Sleeves.” It is a The program consisted of the most representative members of domestic comedy in three acts processional by Marilyn Jenkins, the school and country. The award written by Charles Burdette. The the boys' quartet singing, “Song of is made irrespective of scholarship. play has been highly recommend- Men” (Carmen), and “The World is The qualications in determining ed by high schools all over the Waiting for the Sunrise” (Seitz) this award are physical, mental, c o u n t r y a n d h a s m e t w i t h sung by a mixed quartet. The girls' social, and moral standards. Ruth t r e m e n d o u s s u c c e s s . M i s s sextette sang “A Tiny Seed Became and Roy have lived up to these Georgina White directed the play. a Shrine.” standards all through their school The plot of the play is about a text Rev. Arthur Mortenson gave the lives and they have been honored book publisher who started humbly i n v o c a t i o n . R a b b i D a v i d A . First Row—Freeman Adkins, Berdine Miller, Betty Lee Marvick, by the presentation of these and earned his wealth, which he Goldstein of Omaha spoke on Ruth Agee, Wilbur Edwards, Robert Barber, Mildred Weller, Lewis medals. lost by investing in worthless “America—Maker of Men.” The Cartwright, Ruth Stewart, Margaret McGee, Charles English, Jean Ruth also won the honor of being securities during the nancial diplomas were presented by Mrs. Gabriel. Second Row—Manford Smith, Doris Taylor, Harold valedictorian of her class with an crisis of 1929; now he is poor Maude McIntosh and Rev. George Robinson, Manley Madden, Helen Means, Dorothy Liken, Keith average of 95.43%. Mildred Weller again—thus the “shirt sleeve cycle” A . A r t h u r p r o n o u n c e d t h e Shreve, . Third Row—Ralph Bryant, Paul Stinemates, Lois ranked second with an average of was completed. The play has Hedstrom, Blanche Hutton, Ronald Stewart, Walter Frey, Maxine benediction. 95.41% and Helen Means third emotional appeal without being Bergren, Ruby King. Fourth Row—Gladys Frederick, Wilma –––––––––––––––––– with an average of 95.31%. melodramatic, and is ????? ????? Werner, Eleanor Gabriel, Florece McIntosh, Richard Hausen, Martin Lewis ranked highest ????? ????? ?????. MOTHER-DAUGHTER Wilbur Brannan, Myrl Young. Fifth Row—Catherine Still, Ruth among the boys with an average of Franklin Rand, the publisher, TEA HELD AT GYM Lewis, Catherine Russell, Clara Brown, Irvin Young, Burt Clayton, 92.12%. Wilbur Brannan ranked can hardly believe that the bank is Doris Leighton, Edith Case, Miss White. Back Row—Clark Wills, BY GIRL RESERVES second with an average of 91.87%, closed, his wealth is gone, and he Doyle Lybyer, Pearl Young, Erling Bangston, Marie Nelson, Mr. –––––– and Walter Frey, third, with grades must begin again. Julia, his wife, Bringing to a close a very active Croxdale, Wilma Strain, Willard White, Roy Selley, Kathryn Hausen, Glenn Findley, Paul Forsythe, Martin Lewis, Thomas Gourley, Paul averaging 90.53%. and Diana, their daughter, are year, the Girl Reserves were Williams. –––––––––––––––––– spoiled and think it is impossible to hostesses to their mothers at a –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– FAREWELL CHAPEL endure the humiliation of being Mother-Daughter tea held in the BACCALAUREATE JUNIOR—SENIOR GIVEN THE SENIORS poor. Donald, their son, is quite gymnasium on May 9. This was the different from his parents; he is ADDRESS GIVEN BY BANQUET GIVEN The seniors have given the high last event of the year which was ambitious, loyal, independent, and school a farewell chapel and now sponsored by the senior cabinet. REV. G. A. ARTHUR LAST FRIDAY EVE hardly moved by his father's –––––– the high school has, in turn, given Following the introduction of the –––––– misfortune. He is very devoted to the seniors a farewell chapel. m o t h e r s , K a t h r y n H a u s e n , Sacred Music Furnished By Program and Decorations Margie Scanlon, whom his family The speaker, whom we all president for the past year, gave the From Capt. Henry's loudly protested because she is the Junior High Chorus. enjoyed, was Rev. L. B. Carpenter. welcome. Mrs. H. A. McIntosh daughter of a law-breaking man. –––––– “Showboat.” Marilyn Jenkins played the expressed her opinion on “How I Margie is used to struggling and Baccalaureate was held Sunday –––––– processional. “Oh, Dry Those Feel Toward Girl Reserve.” This was The annual Junior-Senior works hardest during times of evening, May 19, at the Methodist Tears” was sung by the girls' followed by a vocal solo by Betty Lee banquet was held Friday May 17, in adversity while others are weeping. church. Miss Oman played the sextette; a double mixed quartet Marvick. processional and the audience sang the M. E. Church. The southern By aiding Donald and Franklin in sang “life,” and Mr. Honeyman sang “What I Think About G. R.” was “Holy, Holy, Holy.” scheme was carried out in the table obtaining work, and helping the “In the Garden of Tomorrow.” the topic on which Mrs. J. H. Todd Rev. W. F. Clayburg gave the a n d r o o m d e c o r a t i o n s . A n family is readjusting itself to a –––––––––––––––––– spoke, and Miss Lila Gardner, high scripture reading which was impression of visiting a southern humble life, she gains the favor of school teacher, discussed “What followed by a song, “A Prayer,” sung showboat greeted you as you SEVEN PUPILS WIN the Rand family. The twins, Ester the School Thinks of G. R.” by the Junior High Mixed Chorus, stepped inside the doors. The walls MAGNA CUM LAUDA a n d T h e o d o r e , a r e v e r y A vocal trio composed of Lois and a prayer by Rev. L. B. were bordered with rows of We only have one senior whose mischievous. Kitty, the Rands' Means, Xenia Delaney, and Betty Carpenter. blooming cotton plants and covered name has appeared in the “magna maid, and her milkman sweetheart, Stillians sang. Helen Means talked The Junior High Mixed Chorus with a lattice work of roses. The cum lauda” during the past school Elmer, top off the comedy. Norman on “How I Have Enjoyed G. R.” The sang “Grant Us, O Our Heavenly lights were adorned with southern year and that is Ruth Agee. Keep up Aldrich is the boy-friend of Diana, style lamp shades from which program was closed by an operetta Father,” and then Rev. Arthur the good work, Ruthie. and Richard Crandall is Franklin's gracefully oated gay little balls of with Helen L. Todd, Eleanor Mortenson gave announcements. One junior, four sophomores, business rival. cotton. Burton, Lois Fulton, and Mary Lou The chorus then sang “The Lord Is and one freshman names have also The cast is: Esther Rand, Berdine N u t c u p s w e r e c l e v e r l y Negley singing the solo parts. My Light,” which was followed by a appeared on the “magna cum Miller; Theodore Rand, Clark Wills; constructed cotton balls which sermon, “A Companion For the lauda.” Diana Rand, Helen Means; Norman The girls served their mothers concealed candy and nuts within Road,” by Rev. George A. Arthur. The following senior names have Aldrich, Martin Lewis; Franklin with tea and refreshments which their uffy whiteness. Lovely Another song, “Night Shadows appeared on the Honor Roll every were especially nice this year. southern roses(hiding pencils for Rand, Wilbur Edwards; Julia Rand, –––––––––––––––––– Falling,” was followed by the the autograph hunters) were six weeks during the year: Clara Florence McIntosh; Kitty, Kathryn Six Students Rewarded b e n e d i c t i o n g i v e n b y R e v . favors. Silhouettes of a showboat Brown, Kathryn Hausen, Doris Hausen; Clarissa Scott, Doris Mortenson. Leighton, Martin Lewis, Marie Leighton; Midge Waring, Dorothy For Declamatory Work served as programs and ???? cards. –––––––––––––––––– Waiters and waitresses in negro Nelson, and Mildred Willer. Liken; Donald Rand, Walter Frey; Students who obtained rst and CORRECTION! make-up served the three-course There are seven juniors, ve R i c h a r d C r a n d a l l , L e w i s second places in the nal home In the history of The Volcano in dinner. Edwin Davie and Eleanor sophomores, and nine freshmen Cartwright; Auctioneer, Ronald declamatory contest received black the last issue, there was an error. Burton were Lanny Ross and Mary whose names were on the Honor Stewart; Elmer, Richard Hausen; V's and bars. These were Junior Instead of Janice Stillians giving Lou. They, with the help of Miss Roll every six weeks. This does not Alpha, Edith Case; Omega, Wilma Hibbs, Marlyn Gunderman, Donald us the motto for The Volcano, it Hazel Jamison, Marilyn Jenkins, include the last six weeks. Werner; Margie Scanlon, Betty McIntosh, Florence McIntosh, Lois was Elizabeth Means, Lois Kunce, and Willis Dunn, and the waiters –––––––––––––––––– Marvick; two baggage men, Roy Marie Fulton, and Blanche Hutton. and Sue Taylor. continued on page ve Read the Advertisements! Selley and Willard White. PAGE 2 SENIOR EDITION—VILLISCA VOLCANO MAY 24, 1935
WHAT DOES THE WORLD The Villisca Volcano OWE YOU? TO THE CLASS OF ‘35 Over a bar-room loafer were Editor-in-chief: Helen Means. printed the words, “Dived the From nineteen hundred twenty-three, “Louie” Cartwright, the basketball fan, Asst. Editors: Florence McIntosh, Wealth.” In other words, “The World Until this moment you shall see, 'Round Doris Leighton does shine. Kathryn Hausen. Owes Me a Living.” That this land births a superior class, Some day he'll have courage enough to say, Exchange Editor: Irene Beavers. Are you idling away your time Every laddie and bright-eyed lass. “Now, Doris Dear, pleas be mine.”
Jokes and Features: Helen Todd, now when you should be preparing First, we will take the cake for noise. Now Walter Frey, the mean old irt, Eleanor Gabriel, Alice Froyd. yourself for the struggle out in the Second, we shine with football boys. To Eleanor has taken a fancy, Sports: Tom Kehr, Keith world by taking it for granted that if Next in line is just plain beauty. But Willard likes her, too, they say, So I'm expecting to hear of a duel some day. Edwards, George DeVoss. you let the world take care of itself And last of all our sense of duty. the world will take care of you? I Paul, Dean and Paul Williams and Keith Shreve, Reporters: Luella LaVars, Marilyn Freeman with his blushing smile, wouldn't depend on the “world” too the shiek, Jenkins, Betty Stillians, And Irvin with bewitching wile, much if I were you. Many people In the basketball game we nd, Dorothy Henry, Louise Brown, Burt and Tom and Robert K., From rst toss of the ball to the whistle's loud have regretted such action, if there Marie Peters, Raymond Fisher, Can they play football? Well, I'll say. shriek, is a glimmer of truth in all the Grace Lewis, Lois Marie Fulton, Wilbur Edwards is not left behind. suicides, poverty stories, etc., Blanche and Erling next we'll mention, Richard Hausen, Georganna There's Myrle and there's Pearl, those quiet which we read so much about every Have shown us that their true intention Souders, Mary Vance, Manley Is to nd in each a helpful mate, young girls, day. Madden, Blanche Hutton. Now what do you think will be their fate? Now who can tell which from t'other, Let us consider the effect of And sweet Edith Case, with such charming grace Business Manager: Mary Robe. “dividing the wealth.” Dividing the Doris Taylor with her care-free ways, I'm sure you can't nd us another. Business Staff: Lois Hedstrom, Has had to be guessing these ???? days. wealth, I take it, means dividing the Ruth Lewis and Jean and “Priemy” so prim, Don Hale, Johno Swanson, Jim Marie and Clara are likewise sly, entire circulating currency in the Charles English and Glenn Findley, too, Wertman, Mary Lou Negley, United States among every adult Three guesses as to what they'll try! Are among the fun-makers of old V.H.S. Dorothy Liken, Maxine citizen. In six months where do you Now Roy and Wilma seem serious, too, To its standards have ever been true.
Sandquist, Doris Taylor. suppose the “wealth” would be? Dear son, what can we ever do? Kathryn over Girl Reserves does preside, How do you suppose the man- Who will take their place in the upper hall, And Lois, as money, stands by her side, about-town loafer, who has idled Where they park themselves every fall? Dorothy leads the singing each time, away the best years of his life, could But now I must tell you the rest of my rhyme. Ruth Agee, how her ngers y, compete with the highly efcient When she takes down shorthand. Ruby and Margaret and Helen , Birdine, business man who has spent his She has been in the contest the last two years, Are queens of their own regime, I guess. time from boyhood in preparing And has strengthened our school. Three cheers! You will nd them studying early and late, himself to be able to “pull in” all the So that every lesson they are sure to retain. In music, too, we haven't been slow. –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– cash he can see running around Then there is Doyle. Oh, so quiet! And Ronald,so For to each contest there di go, funny he gives you a start. GRADUATED! loose, is keeping or adding to the Giggling Betty and Helen Means, They all have their place in this school world of We've graduated! Think of it! It wealth allotted to him? You can, of Manley and Mildred, our King and Queen. ours, seems only yesterday that we were course, answer that question for Maxine Bergren, with her jolly way, In joy or in sorrow, sunshine or showers. freshmen looking forward to being yourself in any way you see t. A good school marm will be some day. seniors and getting out of school. Common sense will tell you that, in From the country each morning came Martin Wilma Strain will wield the rule, And Richard, and Harold Robinson, too. But now that the time has come, we six months, the wealth would be For she will teach a country school. Each day found them cheery, even tho' things right back where it started from. wouldn't mind being back there were dreary, again, or at least being able to come I am not trying to tell you what Catherine Still is nice and quiet, Whatever their task was to do. back next fall. For now we're the world does or does not owe you. She never has much to say, With Gladys Frederick, so timid and shy, If I were that smart I would quit But Ruth L. Stewart, a regular riot, out—out in the big old world Who could present greater contrast than I? school and get e a job as president Is quite the other way. without our dear teachers to But with both of us trying, each in her own way remind, warn, or direct us. It's up to in any college I liked the looks of. Ralph and Tiny like Nodaway. To ll our niche with some work and some play. Being unable to do that, I just want us to do what we want and if we There must be a girl or two astray. The teachers have helped us and stood up for us don't have the backbone to stick to to say this: many a good fellow who Wilbur Brannan is smart as a whip, ne. the mark, it's going to be our own thought the world owed him a living Deep into science he will surely dip. No better sports you will anywhere nd. hard luck. has found out that the “world” is a Hattie Smith has a way with the teachers, They have taught us each day to be kind and On the other hand, we've pretty tough, hard-boiled, old piece How he does try and try! true accomplished something we've of furniture to knock around with. He studies so hard day after day (!) So here's to their health and happiness, too. been working for these twelve long On the other hand, the fellow who --Florence McIntosh years, although they do look short combines a medium dose of as we look back. Now with our ambition or “get-up-and-go” with diplomas to hand, we are quite well what little ability he may happen to the incubators while Doyle feeds Hausen and Lois Hedstrom had prepared to enter into new elds. be the possessor of, has found, CLASS PROPHECY and waters the chickens.” He added invested a great sum of money in While getting our high school perhaps to his surprise, the world Yes—I, Florence McIntosh, was laughingly, “Tom Gourley is the big the borax elds and Robert and education, haven't we had some not so tough, hard-boiled as it in the desert. I was starving. I was Feed Store magnate at Stringtown. Ralph were managing the business swell times along with the tough appears on the surface. out of water and what's more my Freeman Adkins is engineer of the for them. days? Those football games where -Paul Forsythe. camel was down with the heat. I trolly car running from Squelch I went to Sacramento to spend a we yelled until our throats were –––––––––––––––––– was in an awful predicament. I was avenue to Lily street in Stringtown few days. On Sunday I attended sore for days, basketball games Dear Senyer, about to give up hope when in the and Wilbur Brannan is the services at one of the friendly where we all went into hysterics in This is a letter ta ya frum the rest distance I saw a man coming. When churches of that city. When the reman.” the last quarter, pep chapels which of us hi schulers that has ben he neared, I saw the familiar face of minister entered the pulpit, I Walter Frey is running a ranch- often turned out pepless—didn't we watchen ya all thru hi scool. Hattie Smith. To think I hadn't seen almost swallowed my tongue. It was men's show in New York City. He have fun? him for ten years! He immediately none other than Burt Clayton. I gets most of his troupe in Texas. Don't forget our class parties and Jes think, another yeer is gone, gave me water and food and in a tarried after the service to speak to picnics and our last good old get Since the past senyer edishun short time I was able to talk to him. Walker travels by airplane because him. He invited me to his home for t o g e t h e r o n S k i p D a y w i t h And yew, last yeere junyers Of course, I wanted to know all he thinks it is cheaper. (He can use dinner and to see his wife, Maggie. everybody so still and more the next Has realized yer ambishen. about him and if he had seen the his ears as wings.) What a wonderful night we did day from skating and—well –sitting rest of our classmates. Hattie was a Hattie went to Hollywood to see have. Maggie had just returned down unexpectedly. We have had Now we wandr if ya remember Fuller Brush man and lived in motion pictures made. There he from a visit to Iowa so could tell me so many good times together that it When as timid little freshmen Villisca. Since the work had been so found Myrle and Pearl Young doing many things. gives you a frantic feeling to think Ya woldn't pass a not in clases strenuous, he had left his dear wife the twin fan dance. Keith Shreve had followed Mr. that these good old days are gone Fer feer of getting' a threshin. (Betty Marvick) in Villisca and had He told me that Eleanor Gabriel is Dow as superintendent of the forever and we've not going to get gone to California to recover his the trapeze performer in the Villisca schools. Among his faculty together again. Wasn't it a swell Next yeer ya go to be sophmores health. While out there he ran onto Barnum & Bailey circus. Roy Selley of teachers were Edith Case as high class that we graduated with — a There was such a difrence then, Wilbur Edwards who was married and Tiny Stinemates hold the net school principal, Maxine Bergren, gang of swell kids that we'll never Yu cud tese and laff at things to Birdine Miller. Wilbur was in the for her. Jean Gabriel is matron of Latin teacher, and Ruby King, forget! Dun by the little freshmen. insurance business. He also met the Old Ladies' Home at Tenville. principal of Junior high school. But graduation has been nice in a Dorothy Liken and Catherine Still Irvin Young is agent for Ladies' Glenn Findley had replaced Russell way, the juniors are certainly the Next yeer ya earn to be junyers who were entering the bathing silk undergarments with Morton Ruff as coach. Margaret said that Ruth Stewart perfect hosts and we ought to give Then was many a bizzy day beauty contest there in California. Mills as headquarters. Ruth Agee is had become mayor of Villisca and them due credit for it! The Junior- The junyer-senyer banquest Dorothy was appearing for Ronald his efcient secretary. Willard White had donned Frank Senior Banquet was really just Ann the junyer class play. Stewart, an inuential business All of this was so interesting to me Butler's duds and was town grand, everything was worked out man, and Catherine was entering that I forgot all about having been so marshal. so cleverly and it all went so Now y'r cum to the end of that 4 tired and famished. We had kept for Lewis Cartwright, who was I asked about Mildred Weller and traveling as we talked and I was smoothly with us seniors enjoying yeer rase running a pop stand there on the Paul Williams. “They are married surprised to see a village ahead of ourselves immensely and feeling Yer goal is reeched at last beach. His wife, Doris Leighton, and are supplying the city of us. As we neared the town, here that it was our dream come true. All ya need is a diploma was washing the bottles. Villisca with dairy products,” And now, with even the dignity of Then yer hi scool days is past. “What's happened to Blanche came the six-mule team load of Margaret told me. our rented caps and gowns taken and Erling?” I asked. borax. The driver ????? in the One day while in Los Angeles, I from us and with the farewell of our All of us like y's senyers “Oh!” he replied, “Blanche and wagon to lash the mules. Weren't we visited a monkey farm. I had been friends and teachers of dear old Yet kinda look up to ya too. Erling are running a chicken ranch surprised to see Charles English! told that the owners were trying to V.H.S. ringing in our ears, we are And so we're all cheerin' fur ya at Sciola and Doyle Lybyer and He had been working here for some prove that Darwin's theory of off! And here's hoping that we all An wishin ya success in all ya do. Clark Wills are their right hand time. Robert Barber and Ralph e v o l u t i o n w a s f a l s e , I w a s have a “Happy Landing.” -Ozzie Dumegg. m e n . C l a r k t a k e s c a r e o f Bryant were his employers. Kathryn interested in this study, so MAY 24, 1935 SENIOR EDITION–VILLISCA VOLCANO PAGE 3 THANK YOU – MERCHANTS! Here’s to our merchants! May
their tribe increase! How would we ever get along without them? Just The boy stood on the burning deck, cast your squinters toward the Day after day and night after night Eating ice cream by the peck, advertisements for the reason why. Joliffe-Winter is always in sight, When it was gone he wanted more, Note the ads are written to poetic Cheap or high priced, dark or light, ‘Cause it was bought at Harper’s Drug Store. fashion. Believe it or not, they were Just come over, we’ll x you out right. composed by some of our ambitions HARPER’S PHARMACY students. Imagine the poor dears wracking their toil worn brains for JOLLIFFE-WINTER CLO. CO. the poems. Tish! Tish! All joking aside, we really and truly appreciate the grand way in which our merchants have bucked us with their advertisements. Full many a gem of purest ray serene, Without them, we would have bee Graduation time is coming boys, In Scott’s Jewelry window may be seen. unable to produce the senior You will be in line; Be sure to inform all your relation edition which our dignied seniors Come on down to Stickler’s, To buy a jewel for graduation. had their hearts not on. We have Have a hair cut and shoe shine. supported the paper all year by the SCOTT’S JEWELRY STORE adv., and now the business men have shown their school spirit by STICKLER BARBER SHOP giving bigger and better ade. T h e s t u d e n t s a r e t o b e complimented for subscribing as well as they did. However, their good deed is overshadowed by that If I had a hundred dollars to spend, Harry had a little Ford, of the merchants. May their souls Or maybe a little bit more, Its wheels turned awfully slow, rest in peace. And why shouldn’t I’d hurry as fast as my legs would go He lled her up with Skelly Gas they? Now that school is out, they And you ought to see her go! To Andrews Clothing Store. won’t be bothered by a bunch of pesky kids demanding an ad. The ANDREWS CLO. CO. business staff receives a vote of COMMUNITY GAS CO. “On the Corner” thanks for its diligence in securing the ads. Again we say, “A great big thank you to the business men for their splendid co-operation in making possible this senior edition.” If you want the best insurance, –––––––––––––––––– When you get old and cannot see, Keep Gunderman in mind. Burt C.” “Well, I’m not so dumb Get some specks to t “ye,” You’ll nd him most obliging, as I look.” But if you don’t know where to stop And he’ll write you and kind. Cherry A.: “Gosh no! That isn’t Go to Dodson’s optician shop. possible.” L. E. GUNDERMAN –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– THOMAS DODSON Wanted! BEGINNERS FOR THE SCHOOL BAND Clothes, clothes, everywhere, DURING THE SUMMER But they were wrinkled and torn, E x c e l l e n t o p p o r t u n t y Graduation time is here again, But after taking them to Cy’s, to get started with free The dresses are pretty and cheap, They were really t to be worn. instructions to the boy or Come on in to Muller’s girl –– trumpets, clari- And nd one nice and neat. n e t s , d r u m s , s a x - CY UNDERWOOD o p h o n e s , u t e s , v i o - Cleaning–Pressing–Repairing l i n s , c o r n e t s , t r o m - GEORGE J. MULLER b o n e s – – i n s h o r t , m o s t a n y k i n d o f a n i n s t r u m e n t . The band and orchestra will c o n t i n u e d u r i n g A prating barber asked Archlaus how he would Yesterday on a Villisca street the summer months. Public While we were eating candy bars, c o n c e r t s e a c h w e e k . be trimmed. He answered, “In silence.” We saw a wonderful window display H. E. DOW Of beautiful Chevrolet cars. If the customer desires silence, we are silent. Superintendent If otherwise, we prate. OLIVER & VAN VALKENBURG –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– THE CITY BARBER SHOP “C” SAWYER F. L. Means, Prop. For All Kinds of BARBER WORK ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
When you are dry And about to choke, If you want to be an athletic star, Stop at HONEYMAN’S Come to school where boys are, Iowa-Nebraska And get a coke. If a Villisca you acquire your knowledge, Light & Power Company If one won’t do it, With great speed and grades you’ll go thru Get some more, “FRIENDLY EFFICIENT SERVICE AT LOW RATES” college. For HONEYMAN keeps A lot in store. VILLISCA HIGH SCHOOL PAGE 4 SENIOR EDITION–VILLISCA VOLCANO MAY 24, 1935 THANK YOU – MERCHANTS! –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– RIALTO THEATRE In the window Orphan Annie, you’re so skinny, SUN. –– MON. –– TUES. Of Pleak’s Store My ! your cheeks are white! May 26-27-28 You’ll see shoes Slim Tim Bread will build you up–– Al Jolson –– Ruby Keeler By the score. So eat it, morning, noon, and night! in “GO INTO YOUR DANCE” Just the kind of a grand big R. H. PLEAK SHOE STORE E. KARLE BAKERY show you’d expect from the Just received shipment of new spring shoes world’s King of Song and Queen of Dance. ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
O. R. PHILLIPS, D. D. S. ofce over When summer comes dry and hot, If you feel blue and need a pill, Nodaway Valley Nat’l Bank Just drop into Mose’s Tire Shop. Drop in and see us –– Bob and Bill, –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Hurry up, don’t by shy, Or if you crave a chocolate, sherry, or lime, COCA COLA Buy a tire with the golden ply. Come up and see us some time. IN BOTTLES PURE AS SUNLIGHT MOSE’S TIRE SHOP MOORE’S PHARMACY ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
Oh, to buy at Moore’s, Now that spring is here; And one who buys at Moore’s Will trade there all year. A sheaf of crisp new green backs, ‘Tis the time to buy your white shoes, MOORE’S MARKET No matter ow they came, Summer is coming with speed, –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Will go lots farther at Cookie’s–– Come in and just seated, See the COOLERATOR at That’s how Save Store got its name. You’ll see the kind you need. F. P. TYLER’S It Provides a Constant, KEHR’S SHOE STORE Steady Cold. THE SAVE STORE
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Be there, for once and all Great as well as small, Now that prices are right, Come and buy tonight. Try a meal at Means. Ice cream, drinks and candy, FARMERS CO-OP. ASS’N. The Sweet Shop is a dandy, Everything can be had, –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– You can’t beat the Quality Lunch, If you don’t believe, come and see–– Treats for all –– Yes, siree! Oh! Please let me explain, Step in –– Mother and Dad. V. J. MARVICK is my name, I sell nothing but the best, MEANS’ QUALITY LUNCH THE SWEET SHOP Come to me, I’ll do the rest.
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Invited to a party Oh! What should I do? Go into MARQUITA’S–– Come out looking new. If you need some goods, Blessings on thee little man, Barefoot boy with cheeks of tan, –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Some socks, some candy, Come into Spurgeons And thy cheek redder still, We think we have, It’s very handy. Kissed by cows sold to F. A. Still. Good things to eat, So don’t get fooled–– FAY STILL We’re hard to beat. SPURGEONS LEWIS GROCERY STORE
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CLASS PROPHECY CLASS WILL TEACHERS MAKING SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Continued from page two We, the class of '35, have been PLANS FOR VACATION asked to see the mangers. When I duly requested to make known the Our fair faculty has planned an was shown into their ofce, who Little did we know what was before us when the bell at the Lincoln school contents of our said “will” and, enoyable summer for themselves. rang out on that rst morning in September twelve years ago. The way s h o u l d t h e y b e b u t H a r o l d therefore, the Senior class of First of all, Miss Gardner thinks she before us, to reach the goal we have now attained, seemed far, far beyond. In Robinson and Richard Hausen. B.H.S., Montgomery County, State will go to Nebraska to do some fact, so far that our childish minds could not grasp the distance and the They were all worked up because of Iowa, United States of America, visiting. But Mr. Dow is going to be time that would be required to climb to the summit. As we look back, how their main hand has just been do hereby declare our last will and useful and while on his trip east is short a time it seems since that opening day. Had Miss Hullinger not been clubbed by one of the monkeys. testament on this fth day of May, going to give the President a few endowed with a wealth of patience and understanding, I am sure that rst When he was brought in the poor in the year 1935. pointers. He also mentions that he year would have been a nightmare to look back upon. fellow was chattering just like one We give all of our said worldly is going to guard the stump on What the future will bring we do not know, but here is to Villisca schools! of the little animals he had been wisdom and with to the Freshmen which the cabinet plays mumble- In all time, may they hold up the same high standards of scholarship and caring for. The chap was none other to be distributed evenly. peg. right living that we have always known. than Martin Lewis. I have since We leave our faculty to the mercy Miss Brock has no do-re-me learned that he is still chattering of the future-up-and-coming since she bought her new car, so Way back in the time of the Ancients, and has had to be caged up with the Seniors. she is going to enjoy herself at In the year of nineteen hundred twenty-three, monkeys. We bestow the following on the home. Miss Williams expects to visit A roomful of barefoot urchins, I asked Harold to tell me about said Freshmen, Sophomores, and her sister in New York City and take Set sail on an intellectual sea. his cousin, Helen. He said that Juniors: various short trips. The rest of the Helen and Wilma Werner had been We leave Freeman Adkins' “Mary” time she'll be ddling her ddle at The way seemed rough and jagged, disappointed in love and had gone to Robert Rusk. Ruth Agee's ability home. But with Miss Hullinger as guide, into seclusion with Persian cats as to Elwin Stack-house,. Martin Miss White, Mr. Croxdale, and We weathered the storms of the rst year their only companions. Lewis' wit to Clark Gill. maybe Mr. Ruff will get educated And come up with the rising tide. Harold told me, too, that Gladys Doris Leighton wishes to will her this summer. Miss White intends to Frederick, Ruth Lewis, and “Prissy” beautiful black hair to Marjorie “browse among the authors” this 'Tis true we have Harold and Helen, Russell are conducting a school of Ted, ???????, Gourley, too, Froyd. Ruby King leaves her ability summer while at school. Beauty Culture in Nodaway. But they had to sever connections to keep still to Mildred Winters. Eva is going to visit with her sister “I wonder if you know the And to other schools try to be true. in Omaha, then if minus money, whereabouts of my friend, Paul Blanche and Erling leave their she will visit her folks on the farm. Forsythe?” I asked. parking space in the hall to Elvin But there is Robert K. Barber, All the rest of the teachers are “Why, yes; Paul is a radio Moritz and Ruth Schenck. As sour as a lemon pie, undecided about their summer announcer for Henry Field,” he told Lois Hedstrom's ability to dance Who turned out to be a football star vacations except Mr. Armstrong. He me. “Manley Madden is crooning to Laurena Focht. Richard Hausen And wouldn't tell a lie. says he is going to lie under a shade over Field's station and Wilma leaves his gift of silliness to Malcolm tree and drink lemonade (Don't tell Strain has charge of the gold sh McCoy. Katie Hausen leaves her And Louie Cartwright, brave and bold, ?????? I put this in here.) But we counter.” many presidencies to be lled by Who to basketball proved true, know that Mr. Armstrong will be “Do you know anything about those capable of the positions. But took a swing at all the girls working on his M. A. degree at Doris Taylor, Marie Nelson, and Tom Gourley leaves his bow- Until Doris came in view. Columbia University, so we doubt if Clara Brown?” leggedness to Edwin Davie. Joan he nds time for that shade tree Betty Llee Marvick, the sweet little dame, “Yes, Doris is in a toothpick Gabriel leaves her sweetness to and lemonade. Has learned a great deal to be sure, factory whittling our round M a x i n e S a n d q u i s t . E l e a n o r –––––––––––––––––– But just suggest “Omaha” to her, toothpicks so she won't have to Gabriel's limberness is bestowed 'Twill be all that she can endure. walk so far to nd one. Marie and upon Madlyn Cabeen. JUN.-SEN. BANQUET Clara are pointing canary birds for Gladys Frederick leaves her –––––– Then there's dear, little, ????? Maggie, a rm in St. Louis,” he told me. sweet smile to Louise Brown. continued from page one With eyes of heavenly blue, “What ever became of our Walter Frey leaves his apping big and waitresses, supplied music And dimples and smiles to make her worth while sponsor, Eddie?” I inquired. “Oh, he ears to Tom Kehr. Paul Forsythe's with our meal. To all of us sure has been true. and Eva got hitched up and have cleverness to Ruth Copelin. The toast program was carried settled near Frog Pond so Eddie can Glenn Findley's lankiness to Jake out in the traditional fashion with Now funny, cocky, Bobbie, raise frogs to use in this laboratory Bryant. Charles English leaves his M a r g u e r i t e A n d e r s o n a s Who drives a car like mad, experiments.” “horse laff” to Thelma Ingersoll. toastmistress. The toast program Has never been known to study, “time has been kind to us,” I Wilbur Edwards leaves his ?????? was as follows: “Anchors Aweigh,” This makes the teachers so sad. Marguerite Anderson; “Dropping mused. “Everyone is busy, ????? and painted cookie duster to the Pilot,” Mildred Weller; “Steamin' everyone is happy.” Millard Enarson. Next comes Tiny Stinemates, Down the River,” Hutton; “Nosin' –––––––––––––––––– Burt Clayton leaves his small, Who on that rst day long ago, Into Port,” Mr. M. L. Overman; “In ALUMNI TO INITIATE pug nose to Toddy. Edith Case Shed tears like a crocodile, Open Sea,” Coach Ruff. leaves her willingness to Frederick But now he's about the whole show. GRADUATES TONIGHT Aside from the fact that we were Bryson. Lewis Cartwright leaves his The annual Alumni banquet is to all a little more or less conscious of And Doris Elva Taylor, ability to play R.R. to Harry Scott. be held Friday, May 24, at 7 o'clock our formal array when we rst With bangs cut short and straight, Ralph Bryant leaves his shyness in the Legion Hall. The seniors will arrive at the church, and were Has turned us down entirely to Bob Tyler. Clara Brown leaves be the honored guests at a buffet looked over by everyone, a lovely And swings on Clarinda's gate. her candy stand to the mercy of the supper. time was appreciated by all. And, The topic of the banquet is “The students. The charming little Mildred, say, fellow sufferers, isn't there a New Deal.” Francis Hale will preside Maxine Bergren leaves her jolly Who like to sing and dance, little saying that goes like this: “It's as toastmaster. The other speakers nature to Bradley Wolfe. Bob Used to roll up the long legs of her undies, better to be looked over than are: Mildred Weller, Mrs. Jim Flood, Barber leaves his way with the As soon as she had a good chance. overlooked.” Harry McGee, Bob Thurber, and teachers to Johno Swanson. –––––––––––––––––– Birdine Miller wills her single- Then, there is I, my, me, or myself, Joe Means. FINGERS ARE NIMBLE foot to Wallace Williams. Ronald I've never done anything startling, Without doubt there will be much Robert Brannan was the only Stewart's cockiness to Kenneth Just plodded along on my way fun during the entertainment and typing student who typed a 15 And tried to draw a few pictures initiation. An Alumni dance will Fidler. minute speed test without an error As I studied day after day. follow the banquet. Manley Madden wills his ability and his speed was 38 words a –––––––––––––––––– to wear clothes to Bus Ashmore. minute. Robert is a junior and a The rest of you forty-four seniors, GIRL RESERVES TAKE Betty Marvick's giggle to Bernice beginning typing student. We love you every one, NEW CABINET JOBS Decker. Doyle Lybyer wills his good –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– We're glad you joined in the procession humor to Luella Stackhouse. The last Girl Reserve meeting, a art of gum chewing to Carol Bates. For we all have had oodles of fun. Helen Means' immaculate hair to candle light service, was held at Tiny's way with women from out of --Florence McIntosh. David Swanson. Margaret McGee's 7:30 in the assembly. It was town to Billy Honeyman. dimples to George McMican. installation of new ofcer and Wilma Strain's tranquil ways to Florence McIntosh's varied talents SEEK MORE KNOWLEDGE WENT TO STATE MEET farewell to the seniors. The two Bill Weideman. Doris Taylor's It seems that Red Oak Junior Ruth Agee went to Des Moines cabinets were dressed in white and to Eston Hobbs. happy-go-lucky mannerisms to College is going to have the majority May 10, with Miss Brock, where she each old chairman lighted the torch Marie Nelson's preciseness to Rose Marie Gustafson. Mildred of the students who are going to competed in the state shorthand of the girl who was to take her place, Dorothy Henry. Harold Robinson's Weller's good taste for clothes to school next year. Helen Means, contest. Because Ruth had placed wishing her the best of luck. blond girl-friend to Junior Hibbs for Berniece Madden. Mildred Weller, Ronald Stewart, rst in senior shorthand with a Following installation, Miss safe-keeping. Catherine Rus-sell's Willard White wills his masculine and Richard Hausen all plan to go perfect paper at Shenandoah, she Stillians told the girls how much way with the boys to Maxine physique to Horace Pleak. Paul there next year. was eligible for the state contest. she had enjoyed her former cabinet, Bryson. Williams' sheepish grin to Earl Betty Lee Marvick will go to She did not place in Des Moines, how industrious and loyal they Roy Selley's height to Clifford Fryer. Clark Will's sarcasm to Anna Boyles Business College, Omaha; however. were, lling their places to the best Brannan. Keith Shreve's famous Lou Muckey. Kathryn Hausen to Ames, and –––––––––––––––––– of their ability. lope-walk to Betty Stilliams. Hattie Irvin Young's gratefulness to Ralph Wilbur Edwards to Colorado Martha Chudley won a box of Fitting devotions were held and Smith's squintiness to Merlin Hanke. The Young Twins will their University. Walter Frey and Clark candy offered to the beginning then the seniors were each Johnson. likeness to the likeness of Dale Wills have the rest of the summer typing class for typing two speed presented with a corsage of lilies of Ruth Stewart's heavy voice to Howard and Lois Means. Ruth yet to decide. test over 50 worlds per minute. the valley. Alice Froyd. Catherine Still's Lewis' freckles to Eleanor Schantz. PAGE 6 SENIOR EDITION–VILLISCA VOLCANO MAY 24, 1935
MUSIC BARS AND FOUR LETTERS GIVEN ‘35 Se niors Will Be Missed in Ath letics TO VOLCANO STAFF LETTERS EARNED –––––– ELEVEN SENIORS Academic V's and bars were TRACK MEN PLACE - awarded by Miss Oman to the Numerals to Business Staff GRADUATE FROM Athletic Letters Awarded IN VARIOUS MEETS pupils of the high school who And Exchange Editor. FOOTBALL SQUAD At Annual V Club Fete Villisca's track team went to Nineteen letters were awarded to attended the music contest. –––––– –––––– Creston three weeks ago and took Villisca high school athletes for Those who received V's and bars Four letters and bars have been Eleven Cage Men Will Go fth place in the Hawkeye Six track their work in football; nine letters w e r e : B i l l W e i d m a n , B i l l presented to members of The Also; Entire Baseball meet. Young tied with Atlantic, were given in basketball, also in Honeyman, Horace Pleak, Henry Volcano staff. They were given to Team Graduates. Creston, Clarinda and Shenandoah baseball, and two in track. These McMahon, Thomas Fisher, Edwin the three editors: Helen Means, –––––– for rst place in the pole vault. De were awarded at the V Club Davie, Tom Kehr, Bob Overman, Florence McIntosh, and Kathryn When the call for football Voss placed second in the mile run. banquet held at the Legion Hall last Millard Enarson, Clark Gill, Jim Hausen. The other was awarded to candidates is issued next fall the The relay team, composed of W e d n e s d a y e v e n i n g . S e v e n Wertman, Fred Bryson, Arthur Mary Robe, business manager. squad will be without eleven men Barber, Williams, Ashmore, and numerals were also awarded to the McIntosh, George McMican, Clair The business staff and exchange Young, got off to a poor start and that ?????? this season as seniors. members of the B squad in Taylor, Harold Robinson, Richard editor will be given a small diamond did not place. shaped gure with numerals and V The basketball squad will also be basketball. Hausen, Eleanor Schantz, Helen At the Elliott track meet Young engraved in white on a purple without eleven seniors next year. Those winning letters in football Selley, Dorothy Henry, Betty and De Voss again counted all of were: Stewart, Harrell, De Voss, background. The business staff The track team loses ve men and Stillians, Doris Dickey, Mary Lou the baseball squad had thirteen Villisca's points. Young tied with Miller, Anderson, Clayton, Adkins, includes: Dorothy Liken, Maxine Negley, Valora Yarrington, Lois members who were all seniors. Atlantic for second in the pole vault Young, Schipper, Neal, Gourley, Sandquist, Lois Hedstrom, Don Dodson, Alexa Anderson, Mildred and De Voss was second in the mile Barber, Netto, P. Williams, Hale, Doris Taylor, and Mary Lou FOOTBALL run. Ashmore, Marvick, and Artlip. Winter, Lois Means, Lois Marie Negley. The exchange editor is Irene Trackmen who will graduate this Stinemates and Shreve received Fulton, La Perche Starr, Serena Beavers. Ends: Freeman Adkins was a year are Young, Barber, Williams, manager's letters. Brewer, and Marie Peters. These students were presented regular for three years and Gourley, and Forsythe. In the cage sport, Barber, Those who had received their V's with these honors because of the considered one of the best ends in Letters were awarded to the letter MCCoy, Artlip, Scott, Selley, L. earlier in high school and obtained responsibility they have taken in the state. Burt Clayton moved winners at the annual V Club Cartwright, Clayton, Ashmore, and only bars are: Manley Madden, making the Volcano a success, and banquet last Wednesday night. halfback to end this year and was Gourley were given letters. Wallace Wilbur Edwards, Eleanor Burton, because they have done two –––––––––––––––––– one of the mainstays in the line. Williams, Hale, Still, D. Cartwright, Helen L Todd, Blanche Hutton, semesters of work on The Volcano BAND MEMBERS PROUD Center: Ronald Stewart, a- Forsythe, Shreve, and Tyler Florence McIntosh, Berdine Miller, staff. OF THEIR NEW REGALIA lthough handicapped by an injury, received numerals. Next year these students will be E v e r s i n c e t h e b a n d w a s Mildred Weller, Helen Means, was a reliable man when could Nine seniors, Stewart, Bryant, L. awarded higher honors if they organized its member have looked Kathryn Hausen, Dorothy Liken, play. Cartwright, Selley, Gourley, continue with their work. forward to having uniforms. Now, Betty Lee Marvick, and Mary Robe. Backs: Thomas Gourley, qua- Stinemates, Barber, Souders, and –––––––––––––––––– forty-ve band students have blue The seniors who have gone to the terback, was one the chief ground Bangston got letters for baseball. After taking the letters from the capes lined with white, and white contest every year Villisca entered gainers for the Bluejays. He was Two member of the track team, May issue of the Gregg News Letter, ????? caps with black bills and blue and have received bars each year elected honorary captain for the Young and De Voss, also received the following shorthand students bands. The uniforms t well and are: Manley Madden, Blanche 1934 season. Irvin Young, fullback, letters. received certicates: Xenia De greatly improve the appear-ance of was one of the best punters in the –––––––––––––––––– Hutton, Mildred Weller, Helen Laney, the 60-word a minute; Hawkeye Six and a consistent all- the band which is very proud of MANY BAND LETTERS Means, Kathryn Hausen, Dorothy Martha Chudley, Genevieve Crowe, around player. Robert Barber, them. Liken, and Betty Lee Marvick. Paul and Irene Beavers, the 80-word a halfback, was out most of the –––––––––––––––––– GIVEN TO MEMBERS Stinemates did not enter this year minute; and Betty Marvick, the The Volcano staff wants you to season with an injury but gave a Forty-three members of the band but has been to the contests before. 100-word a minute certicate. good account of himself when he read the ads, in this issue—then and orchestra were rewarded for was in there. Don Schipper was a give3 you patronage generously to 90% attendance by receiving good line plunger and a good the advertisers. emblems and bars, Friday. The ground gainer. ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– emblems were white tyros with a Guards: Paul Williams, his rst TRACK white V on them and a background Between her and the rising sun, year on squad, saw enough active Irvin Young's specialty was pole of blue. The bars were old gold to This way and that the cobwebs run, service to earn his letter. Manford vaulting but he also participated in match the strings of the lyres. Until some neighbor put her wise–– Smith was a reliable, hard-ghting other events. He tied for rst place –––––––––––––––––– At Means she bought her cleaning supplies. lineman. He was declared ineligible in the Hawkeye Six meet at Fifteen Seniors Lost to after the rst game because of the Creston. Wilbur Edwards', relays twenty-year-old age limit, but had and distance races. Thomas Glee Club by Graduation MEANS’ HARDWARE played the two years before. Gourley's, dashes and relays. Paul Next year Miss Oman is badly Tackles: Earling Bangston was Williams', relays and dashes. Paul going to miss the following seniors also declared ineligible after the Forsythe's, dashes and relays. from the Glee Club: Blanche rst game but was a reliable the Hutton, Florence McIntosh, BASEBALL season before. His place was hard Berdine Miller, Mildred Weiler, to ll. Ronald Stewart was catcher; Helen Means, Kathryn Hausen, Managers: Paul Stinemates and R a l p h B r y a n t , p i t c h e r a n d Dorothy Liken, Ruth Lewis, Betty Keith Shreve were faithful to their outelder; Lewis Cartwright, Lee Marvick, Ruth Stewart, and Yankee doodle keep it up, j o b a n d r e w a r d e d b y a c - outelder and pitcher; Erling Eleanor Gabriel among the girls, Yankee doodle dandy, companying the football boys to the Bangston, outelder; Bill Souders, and Manley Madden, Harold Buy your dresses and your hats Nebraska-Missouri game. outelder and pitcher; Roy Selley, Robinson, Richard Hausen, and And a great big sack of candy. rstbase; Thomas Gourley, second- Wilbur Edwards from the boys. BASKETBALL base; Richard Hausen, sub- Miss Oman had a very good Glee H. C. LINDELL inelder; Glenn Findley, sub- Club this year and they did very Guards: Lewis Cartwright was a outelder; Wilbur Edwards, sub- well at the contests. You're going to good ball handler and always a outelder. be missed, boys and girls! dependable guard. He was elected honorary captain at the end of the season. Burt Clayton was a dependable guard and was placed on different honorary teams. Forwards: Robert Barber was one She was a phantom of delight, Jack and Pete drove down the street of the best ball handlers in the When rst she beamed upon my sight, And stopped at the Conoco station, Hawkeye Six. Thomas Gourley was Her hair in lovely waves was laid, Where they could get good gasoline unable to play at the beginning of At Zoe’s Beauty Shop they were made. Without hesitation. the season due to a football injury but played well the last part of the ZOE’S BEAUTY SHOP CONTINENTAL OIL CO. season. Paul Williams was a Dale Peterson, Mgr. capable guard and one who will be missed next year. C e n t e r : R o y S e l l e y w a s a dependable center and one whose height was a help in getting the tip- off. Paul Forsythe was a capable Your old Ford sure does rattle, substitute and consistent point It sounds just like a herd of cattle, getter for the second team. Keith Congratulations and the Best of Have it xed. Be sure you do, Luck to the Class of 1935 Shreve was always ready when Bunnell will make it work like new. called upon and one who will be THE STANTON CALL missed on the squad next year. Clark Wills, Richard Hausen, Glenn BUNNELL’S GARAGE Findley, and Wilber Edwards also worked out part of the season for basketball.