Ackley High School - Torch Yearbook (Ackley, IA)

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A DATE WITH JUDY Presented on November 19, 19h8 Cast Judy Foster Roxie Fossler Melvin Foster . Duane Diemer Dora Foster Ruth Kaus Randolph Foster George Abbas Hannah Henrletta Abbas Barbara Winsocket Donna Schlampp 00219 Prlngle Terry Shellard Mltzl Hoffman Irene Claassen Ir 'artlndale B111 Heffelmeler Mrs Hotchklss Marlene Elchmeler E1OlQE Hotchklss Rlta FGHlUgCT Mrs Chlutzhammer Gall Cchoeneman Rexford Meredlth O'Conner Darrell Bleeker Susle Fern Huesman Roxle, Duane, Ruth and George portrayed the Foster family 1U thls well known play flth Terry as Oogle Prlngle, Judy's steady Irene and Donna mere her best glrl frlends P111 Heffelmeler was a Broadway pro ducer vhose arrlval brou,ht out hldden talents ln everyone, 1nc1ud1ng Elolse and her dOtlIQ mother Darrell xas the new boy 1n torn whose popularlty was somewha+ dampened by hls small S1StfT, Fcrn Gall was an outraged member of the rTA and Henrletta, the mald, kept thlngs golng THE INNUR VULLY Presented on Aprll lb, 1950 Vllloughby Adams Aunt Hester Aunt LOH1Se Aunt Olga Stanley Clark Mlke Narybelle Turner Trudy Lmrshall Janet Tarshall Carol Martln Cast NOTT1S Irene Donna Sylvla Ackerman Claassen Schlampp Anderson Duane Dlemer Darrell Bleeker Rlta Kenlnger Charlotte Kleln Verla Zlnser Poxle Fossler Aorzns, as Mllloughby, 1S a young man ruled by hls three aunts Irene, Donna and Sylvla Help 1n the form of Inner hllly turns MOTT1- from a weak COd1lV9T o1l svallowlng boy to an average young nan Rlta was the glrl next door who was h1 flrst date Charlotte and Verla dld a good Job of oortraylng the tW1l and FOX1C as tra glrl he wanted all along, b t he cou1dn't get past Ctanlty Darrell ma the shy guy who wound up xxth larybellc Both pl flTCCbCd by lss Dorothea J cob Q . . U l I l f I . 1 l U f I I n n o I O I I I O U 1 0 a Q . . Q i Q 3 0 1 U c S .A . . . Q. , lv, , , , U I I L O I U Q I U I I Lf U C U C I Lv ' I U l U I I I O 9 O l O I . A 2 . . . ' Q I. . . .1 o r g . , : - I . P . J . 3 . . , 1 . . Ai . '.' 'f . A Q A A, J ' o X , 1 . . . . A n C 1. . V. . ' g o o u Q Q I A 3 I I I C O 0 O . I . . I Q Inner W111y . . . Terry Shellard o 5 o ' O I I Q I l U I . . I ' . . VA 0 s Q Q 0 X . C I I I O J I-1 . n Q n o I U C I I . . I I L4 1 v l ' I ' . 3 . . ,Y . . u x - Q Q . ' , , J' x ' A n ' v ' . ' ' , k ' - 'Q fl ,.. f ' . . . . V . -7 . 1 , AS L1 f V1 1 1 . -I U Af. .3 L. I Q 1 'J S n. 4 .7 . , . , r' U . ' 0 . ,, . I-HWS' . - in Q.

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Ckley ckley ckl J hcxley caley Pftcher Cat r r rlr t 5 ecord F Thlrd hortsfoo Center F eld lflc elnbeck Eldore Grlrdy Center 3 BTlStOW Rope, Diemer M Janssen R Harken P De Vrl s L Gelmann J Steffen Bohenenn, J Thaden Steffen, Bleeker fx C' X EJCK Event ard Entrf s O Dash F K arney, E Boy nga Rrlay F Kearney, E Boycnga K Knoll, T Steffen D sh J Anim n De Berg Rel y G Scallon, M as D Steffen, E Boyenga low Hurdle Thaden Medley Relay K Knoll V DeBerg F Kearney, G Scallon 220 yd Dash E Boyenga Football Throw Discus J Oppold Shot Put J Oppold, D Wiarda Hlgh Jump J Thaden, M Hops CLASS D Y PROGRAM y 19, 1950 PTOCCS810nal School Band Nat1onel Honor Soclety Installatlon Cl ss Hu +ory Cless 111 ROXlS Fossler Class PFOPDCCJ Gertrude Borchers CtlV1ty Cup lwmrd lr Ctark rw rd1rg Ba A tball Letters Mr Engel Awardlng Trac? Letters Nr Bowen Band award My Dean 1' F verde Mr Halstead Pep Club 1 ds Mlss Carmlchael Scholarshln vard . . . . , . , , , , , , , .Iy. Stark Band Selectlons auth Kaus BASEBALL T is --Sched1le- ' S '- JC A Q ' 2 IE. C' O 1, O yd. 0 0 s o n u a o 1 , A t 1 P '. ' lO 0 5 - 'G I, , Q' O 'A J, yd. 1 s c s u o n Q n . ' 1 1 4 Y ., o Q 0 ' A 1 ' O . 6 v Us U ' hhO yd. a . . . . . . C L' ' Up 880 Ru . . . . . . . i. Di A Ei . 9 A 0 L. - o o o a L o ' Cxf: 0 s s 0 u ' yd. .J . s Ju I 'I 5 base 0 C 0 0 ' ' 0 I 3 is S A -.f?.SfZs Q l 0 0 .3 . 'n 'Y o ' Base . . . . . . . . . . . . Q Us -1 so 0 0 0 0 ' Q 0 4 0 . n o u u 0 0 Q l s 9 0 Du Dass D. Steffen, Ju Steffen Li' O O O O 0 O O I C O Q l v 0 a s n A O G. . A Q A a 0 . D0 A. Do I u n Q 0 ff?-XXX fxx Ll I ,l uvwxe, , .N -1 X Q ' A f A Ma I . . I C . . I . U . . C . . . U U I l a 'so - L' o o o o o o Q 0 0 0 0 0 ' 0 0 Q u u o' TTT' ' Lv 1' c Q o Q r g , 5 Q 1 'o o o n o o 0 . Q ' ' ' '. r ll A I 0 o 0 0 0 Q o A u 0 u 0 o-- q U f' 3 ' SX 6 0 0 I 0 o 0 0 Q A o .- A . K .J o 0 U 0 4 9 L 9 W Y e 1-1 o s a 0 o 0 o Q Q , , , , , , 1 Fg cu. AT, 9 g Q . . . I iL.'IElT 4 o s 1 o 0 o 0 o o 0 Q 4 v h 'A Ai S , , , A

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OUT OF THIS WORLD May S, l9h9, finally arrived. we had worked so hard to take our guests NOut of This Wbrldn at the Junior-Senior Banquet. we decorated the gym with a huge circular staircase which led to the clouds. A large gray castle in one corner gave the impression of fairyland and elves and fairies gathered in other parts of the room. Little gold castles in the clouds dGCOFatGd the tables and were used as nut cups. The programs were in the shape of lace-covered silver fans. Duane Hanig, class president, served as toastmaster. He introduced Dean Vietor, Harold Vietor and Mr. Stark, who gave toasts, and Terry Shellard, who bid the Seniors farewell Other program number w re provided by Mrs Halstead, Gail Schoeneman, and the Knight Lwins Vance Dixon's orche tra played for the prom He introduced a new number, UOut of this 'orld,N to top off the evening's emfr tainment THE CINDERELLA BALL The Class of 1950 was entertained by the Juniors at the Junior Senior Banquet and Prom on May ll, 1950 The Juniors chose the theme HThe Cinderella Balln and the gym was charmingly decorated with obgects and figures from the story There were Cinderella, Prince Charming, the Footman hold ing the glass slipper, the Fairy God mother, the Pumpkin Coach, the clock with hands at midnight, the mice and the birds And the castle was there as the central figure, mounted on a hill in center of the gym The tables were decorated with bouquets of rose snapdragons and gardenia boutonnieres which served as place cards Inside the pumpkin coach the guests found their menu and program Daryl Becker, cast in the role of The Elegant Footman, introduced the speakers Francis Kearney, Darrell Bleeker nd Mr Wayne Pos The Three Little Birds sang delightfully and the Two Fairies entertained with two dances Lee Baron's orchestra furnished music for an intermission, Cinderella's silver slipper was search was on for Cinderella She turned out to ler, whose foot fit the slipper Cinderella's was Ronald Sietsema who was chosen by applause V dancing During produced and the be M8TJOF16SESS- Prince Charming U Q x pf H ,W as 0911 f VN s 'e ' . ' . ' U s . ' . Hr 1 . ' . : . ' a 9 l l l I . ' ' c I so Yi wzfmi if 5 ' 'EA lx 'vm , ffffu 5353? W Tb J EDU iwyx 57N- UX ,XL-4 0 -Nfl V-ju '-'70 ffl Lf!, 4, X1 D I U V fp!!-X M JW 4 ' Ep' 'T' iff' ffpx