Anamosa High School - Blue Raider (Anamosa, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1950 volume:

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Y' T Stuclent Council 1950-51 SCHOOL BOARD 1949-50 SCHOOL BOARD Second Row Presley Hanna, Kenneth Humpal, V. S. Lago- Irvin Hovet, Kenneth Humpal, O. A. Rife, Sec Verne Pur marcino cell, Il. E. Brickley, L. A. Downing First Row Nerne Purcell, P. S. Robertson, Irvin Hovet. The Student Council, after being established in the spring of 1949, became an active organization this year. Under the leader- ship of Don Yahnke, the Council carried on several projects. It conducted a highly successful dance in the fall of the year, net- ted ninety-one dollars selling ads for the program used at the Sec- tional Basketball tournaments and took charge of the Benefit Basketball Game between the faculty and the business men with tl : proceeds going to the Community Room. The Council also undertook odd tasks such as introducing assembly speakers. The Council became well established this year and will con- tinue to play an active part in the school life of A. H. S. Third Row: Paul Whear, Larry Crockett. 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X 11,1- SUPERINTENDENT VIRGIL SETH LAGOMARCINO B A Coe M A Umverslty of Iowa B A Cornell M A Umverslty of Iowa V PRINCIPAL S. WARNER KIRLIN FRANCIS NEESSEN. B. A. Iowa State Teachers Physical Education .BERNICE STRUNTZE B. A. Iowa State Teachers Graduate Work University of Iowa English WAYNE GRADY ' B. A. lowa State Teachers Basketball 81 Baseball Coach, Biology CHARLES JOSS IB. A. Coe Football and Track Coach, General Science MARJORIE STIVERS B. A. Coe M. A. University of Iowa Latin, History LORENA F MARTIN 'Q u.. Tlll-IUIIORE THEUSEN B. A. Augustana Science Civics History MAX FLIEHLER B. 5. Wartburg Commercial 4 V317 gf' i A xr3l.n.x n.x11l,Bl'ma i ff' ,A B. A, luwa State Teachers if P' imgiasn ijr. Highy 3 'f K 1-'D X I s.'g irmr MRS. R0lsrIR'I' GREENE L. M. Coe Music MESS JANE lilllli MISS NOAH l'.U'.XN.Xl'Iill Him Grande 'Yin Grade Starring.: Jnnimrsz .lfvhn llllmprll. Boyd lirsmdt. Huy Lnrkon 'l'fill1Nl14lI"Ilti0l1 fn-uf ,lnhn xvvxlllhill, Vuri Nh-liinstry. lx N and lilmvr Russell in "Tho lhvlwt Hrigzulef' l.:u'Nm.n. N1-d Pm-la-r. lg xv , f 4 , Q OKTX , N Y J R4-azcling Slivfillliil Hrs. lirossn and pupils. ANI 3 xr", ,HH XX wgqx N -W M M- 4 mf PI --1-H. TUV 4 ITV: NIVN. Wnww-If-, Ure, vlhhilfll, Nlgx, lilzx J ENIIIRS 950 1-"ff Yi KY YY , Q A Q , V w 1 f , K l , X M Q "'X' " X xg' 'k 3 fX 'N 2 ON "mm W2 I ' L g 4 X K 4 S X 1 x Y N X X . f 1 5 . W M X X ly xy N X 1 Q qgf of img Qyarbw' L-lx J Vw mic? Jaap Qhannff-S3 VV x 7 X ,J I "' I , .hmm in , 0 fa IA ov I x ,.-1.1, 1 Q- ' A . i Y , y X 1 X 1x xx x N L Mk ' X 7 'kff , N , , I A NL N I "x .D V 1. ' AFM' i Zn ,A , - , 4. , fx in N Y P in 7 Q 5 , f .v-fA5A A ':'A 2 i ig 3. . if .An it fm c mg, 9. nrffznr. Jehu ghd-"'5YlE Vvf-,HCS A W fVfa..r'i5j" Fw Y'1a.v-Had Q jg nn Mirrifrif Tu-n 2 Su.So-11 jawn "SUSIE" ocvln A Mixed Chorus l, 2, 45 Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Operetta 2, 45 GAA l, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 15 Ban- quet Server 25 Homecoming At- tendant 45 Wapsi-Hi Herald Staff 3, 45 Co-Editor 45 National Honor Society. NPUDM Football 2, 3, 45 Letter 3, 45 Bas- ketball 2, 3, 45 Letter 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Letter 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 35 Student Council 45 jr. 81 Sr. Banquet Server 25 Homecoming Attendant 45 Wapsi-Hi Herald Staff 3, 45 Annual Staff 4. MAMJ NDEEUO Plays 4, 121 5 Coggon, Oowa5 Girls B. B. l, 2, 35 Homemaking Club 1, 2, 35 Girls Glee Club l, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Plays 1, 2, 3. GAA 2, 3, 45 Letter 35 Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Solo 2, 45 Div. 2 - 25 Operettas 2, 3, 45 Pep Clufb l, 2, 3, 45 Pres. 45 Latin Club l. CWOP? uDX2,l1 n lie Football 1, 2, 3, 45 better 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Letter l, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 better 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Clarinet Quartet l, 2, 3, 45 Clarinet Trio 2, 3, 45 Mixed Clarinet Quartet 2, 3, 45 Clarinet Solo l Q41 2 Q21 3 1255 Piano Solo 3 Div. 25 Operetta 35 Class Pres. I5 Treas- urer 25 Latin Club 15 iHistorianJ Wapsi-Hi Herald Staff 3, 45 An- nual Stafl 45 Editor5 Student Council 3, 45 Pres. 45 Homecom- ing Attendant 45 National Honor Society. W my QA. , Z 1 Q5 Q , , M? 49' W an 4 4 1 ' gi ' 74 Y . A Q, 4 M QW! 1 Q ,Qi A J V qi .f f' R3 af 4, W i we ,M 3 Q q 1, Bl .V Y I if ,, Q, X , 4 f 5 Ma, Q. Y ex " p . FW .1 A 2' I 139' L, Wk 7 if Q R 8 E 1? ww Q if 1 Y F x 'L I Y 4"4'2 'X 13. fx! gs it J 7 I V V' , Az 2 ,R is fy? fed ' M. . pqgiggfkp 2 'K' , , 4221- W A Sf Q " ' mx , K ... 23 - '92 H 'ff . S555 A 2 i 'iff is NAME Charlene Alyea Donna Anderson Bertha Arthur Marlene Berry Pat Bowen Helen Brady Conn1e Braun Dorothy Bueslng Helen Butsch1 Joan E1lers Donna Folkers Ehzabeth Foote Lorna Grafft June Hults Dorothy Husmann Mary Kula Jan1ce Murf1eld Mary A Nlckels W11ma Ortg1es Joyce Peet Ir1s Porter Darlene Rayrnond Donna Thompson Nola Townsend Janette Welghels Glenn Cox W1ll1s D1rks Wayne Edwards Paul E1ben Bob Farmer Bob Fedderson Everett Heady Norman Heeren Fred Ketelsen Howard Kurth D1ck Landess B111 Leonard Dean Mardorf Curt1s McK1nstry Charles Metcalf Bud Norton Em1l Ortgles D1ck Patnode J1m Pearson Earl Plllard D1ck Purcell Dav1d R1fe La Verne Roburg W1ln'1er Schoon Rh1nhart Topp1ng Bob Ulferts LaVere Wh1te GOAL Deaconess Bar Ma1d Torch Sxnger Fan Dancer Ballet Dancer H1story Professor Lovelorn Co1umn1st M1ss1onary Bubble Dancer We1 ht L1fter Toot p1ck Carrler Roshek's Dressmaker Gun Moll Bouncer at Andy s Warden s Wxfe Jockey Hog Caller Evangehst Sp1nster Gett1ng Marr1ed Queen of Burlesque Toy Manufacturer Banjo Player Spaghettl Maker Fratern1ty Housemother Cox's Pharmacy Butler Herm1t M1n1ster Post Graduate Work Beautlclan L1sbon s Mayor Mad Doctor Bordon Salesman Auct1oneer Grow1ng Taller Pol1t1c1an Lecturer W11ma Undertaker Gemus H1gh pressure Salesman Motor Cop Jamtor Gun Manufacturer Cr1ppled Coach Bank Embezzler Women s M1ll1ner L1v1ng at Mont1 Pretzel Bender B1gam1st Concert P1an1st OUTSTANDING CHARAC TERISTIC Doodl1n Nobody nows Reserved Ways Sputtermg G1gg11ng Flunkmg Exams Photogemc Ab111ty Sh1n1ng her sax T1m1d Fl1rt Bass Vo1ce Stammermg Stud10us Ooghng Makmg eyes Helght Laudac1ous Vacabulary Freckle s Rambunct1ous Abused Wr1t1ng love letters Goss1p1ng Bashfulness T1ptoe1ng Undec1ded Hot L1ps Short Str1des Speed Demon D1gn1f1ed Neck1ng Poet1c Ab1l1ty Pool Shark Dolng Nothln Ser1ous Good Natured Passlonate Del1cate Bobbllng Golng Steady Innocent Conf1rmed Cas sanova Generos1ty Chas1ng Women Tard1ness Blush1n Natural y Smart Dash1ng W1nk1ng Argu1n Wavy ompadour Easy gomg Feroc1ous , . , . . 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NAME Leola Bartels Mary Jane Brady Gladys Brant Sylv1a Byers Delores Calvert Georg1a Clark Carr1e Cummlngs Betty Davldson Donna Doyle Dorothy Engelbart Katheryn Engllsh Gayelle Hall June Ann Harms Joyce Hay Treva Heady Janet Helken V1rg1n1a Heln Betty Hults Evelyn Johnston Betty Kula Betty Kurth Margaret Nlelchers D1x1e M1ell Karen Robertson EUHICC Stlmpson Clar1ce Wessels Gary Andreesen Don Butterfleld Ted Emmert John Emmert Melv1n Freese .Ronnle Goldsmlth K1cth Hanna Bob Haskell Kermlt Johnson Elbrldve Kelth B1ll Lemrond Kenny Lowe Donald Mlchels Rlchard Nlckels R1 hard Northrup llflarlon Norton Don Peet Donald Plond James R1fe D1ck Tebbe James Walderbach Rona d Watson Roy Petterson APPEARANCE dehcate good natured blushlng queen baby1sh cute baby face freckles qulet neat ser1ous styllsh dreamy short PCPPY starched hang over foohsh loveslck lmpatlent qulet shy classy queer t1ny fllrt 1ndustr1ous dashlng mad man muscular happy John Atlas bashful flrst grader stud1ous egg head flashy tough bean pole professor 1nmate dash1ng handsome bra1n lazy rough rnlghty t1m1d cowboy WIND UP Max Flleher s helper soda Jerk bubble dancer beauty spec1al1st undertaker s wlfe mechan1c s w1fe ballet dancer 1n a chan' mov1e star grocer Jan1tor Rockwell Clty balled slnger pretzel bender model woman wrestler department clerk advert1s1ng c1garettes dolng nothln farmer s W1 e Scotty tra1ner dogs quack nurse m1ss1onary Martelle sawbone s Docj old d1gger l1rt eye spec1al1st pollceman water boy for John wrestler farmer d1tch dlgger truck dr1ver Frank Slnatra m1n1ster ape tra1ner Sophomore farmer trustee at Farm I grave d1gger Warden Leon Hart lawyer hlstory teacher banker pr1ze flghter hermlt geometry teacher auctloneer . . , . , . , . , . . n . - . cg . J . I . I . . C y Irene Ricklefs intelligent lolly-pop Ealesman 2?Y7?Qg,,2: Q7 , i X , Eg? 5 W 8 , . . 1 4 3? "' is W 3 M 351 rw' ww. NAME Carolyn M1ller Janlece Oswald Marlyn Pazour Mar1lyn Pearson Joyce Potter Phylhs Purcell Ellzabeth Re1d Jam1a Thompson Dav1d Carlson Arme Dltch Terry D1tch Ray Handel Don West Lew1s Wunder Dorothy Eden Donna F1rst Amta Hoke Geraldme Huerter M1ll1e Hurt Lorna Husman Lo1s Leonard Beverly Ortg1es Ray Cox B111 Englxsh John Hartw1g S H1nz Margaret Flemmmg May Oltman Phyll1s Russell Francls Smxth Carolyn Watters Lee Edwards Dean Edwards Denn1s Heeren Rlchard Lew1s R1chard Woodward Mary Jean Boots Donna Burke Jan1ce Dayhoff Pat Houser Nancy Hovet Elxzabeth Hurt JoAnn Keltner Barbara Knlght Pat Lo et Jerr ldr1ch Fay ltman Harb Orr Harold Sweet J1m Walderbach Dulc1e Baugh Phyl11s Coleman Barbara Butterf1eld Bob Plath PET PEEVE Studymg for tests Quxck tempered people Llttle Brothers Homework Bemg h1t by spotlxtes Smpers Glasses Slumber part1es Lat1n Terry Arme Bever1y's Stubborness A h QHJ all hog Dav1d Carlson Instructors 1n breath1ng M1ce 1n my ha1r Whlsperers Tw1n Brother Gray Nashes B1l11e Enghsh Datxng d1fferent boys Goxng steady Engllsh G1r1s who won't fl1rt H15 slster School People w1th dxrty clothes My ha1r Scarf snatchers on bus Danclng 1n P T Latxn Gett1ng up 1n the a m Pet Peeve askers Lady of the Lake Fa1lure to beat Dav1d C Matchles s matchbooks G1r1s who won't date hmm Eave sdroppers Women who take my men School Mak1ng up work Street lxghts Wallung to school Bashful boys School Burnmg porch llght Teachers Women Teachers who see me Homework Work Boys who tease glrls Tall people Enghsh Non accepters of Love HOBBY Studymg for tests S orts and anunals r1t1ng letters to Martelle Sports Flashlng spotl1tes Watchmg cornet1sts L1ttle S1sters Sleepmg Photography Throwlng snowballs Avoxdmg 81115 Beverly Mov1e stars Stamp collect1ng Bo Co lectmg mouse traps Wr1t1ng foremgn students Tw1n brother Walk1ng R1d1ng the bus Gomg to Montx Golng steady Enghsh Gomg to Montx Playxng hookey Be1ng S1Ck Souven1ers from the bus Golng down town Stamps None A boy from Mont1 Stup1d1ty Shelhng peanuts 'lrylng to beat D Carlson Matchbooks Ask1ng 1rls to dance Makmg r1ends wxth farmers Collectmg men Sun Vxsors Sklppxng school Maklng bets Collectlng safety pxns Gett1ng dates for teachers Boys Huntmg for pad1ll1es Collectmg key chams Model axrplanes Carvmg my 1n1t1als Sw1mm1ng and fxshmg Collectmg key chamns Measles Studyln James ixmmerman Makmg love to nurses M ?i143f.:f www WY MW'-nmfw -W Y j wg 5 i k ww fins? 432' 7, Y 1-'gg , .K W, 5 Z 4 .M ifffsf K 3 5 51 M Egg V+ Q .J :yy Class Prophecy Ronnre Remmmgton Sharrng a paper route wtth Darlene Kerns Donna Mrtchell Selling domrnoes at Hawbalser Toy Shop Gary Yahnke Drrvrng Hannas Orl Trucks for the Conoco Station Phyllis Albaugh Selling rrfles at Stookeys gun shop Mary Taylor Workmg backstage in Snow Whtte and the Seven Dwarfs, especially ln terested rn Dopey Karen Hanna Workmg rn the steel mrlls of Gary lndrana Sharla Byers Sellmg handkerchxefs on the Rural Routes Judy Weighles A model for Aments Mary Ann Scanlon Drrvmg a taxi to out of town places George Clark Assrstmg Mama at the Maud Rrte Larry Metrs Workmg m Monte for a good reason,'-' ? Darlene Kerns Helpmg Donna sell dommoes Janet Lutz Drnvmg a bus between Marxon and Anamosa Jo Ann Watson Head cook at Walton Bakery Marvm Martms Drrvmg the school bus to Amber Sue Landess Sellmg Dxck Tracy Comics on N Scott Street Shrrley Austm Sellmg crgars m Ulferts Smoke Shop Evelyn Hurt Business executrve for Rushford 6 Co Marrlyn Monroe Sellmg Clark candy bars m competrtron wtt John Lowery Cantrell what he rs gomg to do Gary Steenhock Head artrst at the Alyea Art Studros Judy Reeves Gxvmg 'crew cuts at Wxllrams Barber Shop h Marna Gaye David Prllard Clow Juggler rn Monroe Crrcus Emogene Tholen Mmmg lront Ore rn the Harbson Mines Jo Ann Soper Selling Wxlhes Jeeps Melvm Otten Collecting unemployment checks Mary Ann McCadms Safety mstructor Her motto "Keep to Duck Murray Mrlkman. at the Landess Dairy Gary 'White Stand rn for Gene Krups Joyce Reid Workmg on the staff at the Journal Velda Rrckles Lookmg for that certam party rn Langworthy Charles Hartwlg Head performer ln a circus slde show Glorra Rathjens A Parts model for Frenrh Bathrng Suits James Payton Professronal wrestler rn Lutz s Stadium Vlrgrma Taylor Modeling evemng gowns at Mramr Beach Don Kula Frre Chref at Vrola Don Hawbaker A professional 'woman hater Tom Powell Modelmg for Charles Atlas Mary Lawerence Workmg rn Coulhours Servrce Statlon Don Westphal Manufacturmg fur collars for maroon coats rn Pats dress shop Lotus Wlalraven Sandmg floors for Leggett s Norman Rathyre Workmg behmd the scenes of the movxe 'Harts and Flowers " Janet Hart Furnrshrng polrsh for Haskels shoeshme Rrchard Wrrght Workmg on McCadam1zed roads La Vonne Bartels Workmg m Albaugh s Cnty Servxce Station in Maquoketa James Wrllrams Assistant Osteopath at Reeves the Wrrght of the road -- ' Il D 77 ' l ' ll 7! - - . . . - , . i i . . 4 ,, V - . . Arlene Harms - Wife to some lucky farmer. . . , A 1 1 . s , 11 l , .. . . . , . . , . . . 274 Third Row: Coach Max Fliehler, David Brandt, James Payton, David Pillard, Gary Yahn- ke, James Williams, George Clark, Don Westphal, Dick Murray, Melvin Otten, Erwin Wells. Second Row: Chester Jarouz, Leroy Humpal, Tom Powell, Roger Norton, Lotis Wal- raven, Gary, Steenhoek, Stuart Mcliinstry, Larry Miers, Galen Keteben, Dick Driebelbis, Tom Plath. First Row: Sonny Carlson, Richard Wright, Charles Hartwig, Don Kula, Keith First, Wayne Hall, Roger Norton, Bob May, James Walton, For the first year the Anamosa Junior High rolled off to a flying start in the football season with five wins and no losses. On- ly two of their opponents scored against them, Manchester and the Anamosa Freshmen. Anamosa Junior High 7 Monticello 0 Anamosa Junior High 39 Mighty Midgets 0 Anamosa Junior High 34 Manchester 13 Anamosa Junior High 13 Monticello 0 Anamosa J unior High 21 Anamosa Freshmen 13 The following Junior High boys received letters: Stuart Mc- Kinstry, Galen Ketelsen, Don Westphal, Norman Rathje, George Clark, Tom Plath, Melvin Otten, Garry Steenhoek, David Pillard, Lotis Walraven, Larry Meirs, Dick Murray, James Payton, Gary White, James Williams, Don Kula, David Brandt, Roger Norton. lt is appropriate that most football games are played on holler-days. "I got Cuba last night on my radio set." "That's nothing. l got Greece on my vest!" 'What is the deflnation of a polygon?" I "A polygon is a dead parrot." "There is one thing l can't eat for breakfast "What is that ?" "Supper." Fourth Row: Coach Max Fliehler, Dick Driebelbh, Chester Jarouz, Dale Walker, D'- win Wells, David Brandt, Francis Ya-rrinztollf Ed Heady, James Walton. Third Row: Stuart McKinstry, David Pillard, Gary Yahnke, Gene Binley, Don West- phal, George Clark, James Williams, Dick Murray, Tom Plath. Second Rom Tom Powell, Lotis Walraven, Gary White, Gary Stecnhoek, larry Miers, Galen Ketelsen Roger Norto Don K la 1 Us U - First Row: Wayne Hall, Sonny Carlson, Charles Hartwig, Ronny Rcmilllfoll. James Hartwig, Keith First, Leroy Humpal. The Anamosa Junior High Basketball team had seven Wins and one loss this season. The only team that beat the Junior High was Monticello but in a return game the Junior High won by a score of 19 to 10. This made the seventh game they had Won this season. Anamosa Junior High Hopkinton 10 Anamosa Junior High Manchester 16 Anamosa Junior High Monticello 20 Anamosa Junior High Hopkinton 16 Anamosa Junior High Monticello 10 Anamosa Junior High Mt. Vernon 16 Anamosa Junior High Mt. Vernon 13 The following Junior High boys received letters: George Clark, Jim Williams, Tom Plath, Don Westphal, Norman Rathje, Galen Ketelsen, Roger Norton, Gene Benley, Dick Murray, Gary Yahnke, Larry Miers. "How can one gain :weight ?" Don't worry if your job is small and your "Jump out of the attic window, and you'll rewards are few, come down plump." Remember that the mighty oak was once a nut like you. Kiss stealing is now known as petting lar. ceny. EIGHTH GRADE WILL Don Westphal leaves hus appetute to Stuart McKunstrv Gary Whute leaves hus drutnmung abulutv to Keuth Furst Jarne: Wulluams pust leaves Ruchard Wrught leaves hus beautuful eyes and dumples to anv gurl vvho needs them Garv uahnl-te leaves hus sense of humor to Wulber Summons Phyllue Albaugh leaves her slumberless partues to Sandra Platruer Karen Hanna leaves her personaluuy to Qhurley C-rassfueld Ceorge Clark leaves hus Cadullae to Marna Chupman Evelyn Hurt leaves her vvay vvuth the F lr A boys to Barbara Stumpson Darlene Kearns leaves the eughth grade boys alone hue Landess leaves her short fungernauls to Beverly Cantrell Nlurv lavvrence leaves her fugure to Arlene Allen john Lowry leaves hus trombone to Davud B'randt janet Lutz leaves her hugh grades to anyone who needs them Duck Murray leaves hus Valentune candy to Pat Muell Jum Payton leaves hus dusposutuon to Duck Druebelbus Glorua Rathuens leaves her Englush grades to no one un partucular Davud Pullard leaves hus farmung abuluty to jum May Judy Reeves lust leaves vvuth james Wulluams Shirley Austun leaves her cheerleadung abuluty to Patty Folkers LaVonne Bartels leaves her dumples to Arlene Allen Sharla Byers leaves her haur to Mary Loehr Arlene Harms leaves her bashfulness to januce Leggett janet Hart leaves her devotuon to a sophomore to Beverly Cantrell Charles Hartvvug leaves hus aruthnuetut abulutv to Lee Seeley Don Kula leaves hus scuence grades to anyone who needs them Iarrv Muers leaves the gurls un jefferson to a lonely boy Donna Lee Mutchell leaves her hlushung to Mary Trautner Marulyn Monroe leaves her days at Curt s to Patty Bunley vuary Ann McAdams leaves her posture to Margaret Beebe Vuelvun Otten leaves hus readung abuluty to james Loehr Tom Powell leaves hus treekles to Marcua Goettsch lNorman Rathue leaves hus athletuc abulutv to Galen Ketelsen Joyce Reud leaves her voluntary reports un scuence to Barbara Qtumpson Ronny Remungton leaves hus days un hustorv to Ruuth Casvvell Mary 'Iavlor leaves her sulluness un the eorner Emma Jean Tholen leaves her love magazunes un her desk juudy Weughels leaves her smules to Clarene MoCormuck Mary Ann Scanlon leaves her heught to Janet Farmer Lotls Walraven leaves hus smule to the furst gurl that comes along jo Ann Watson leaves her tumblung abuluty to Kay jolluf Garv Qteenhoek leaves hus vuolent temper to james Summons Y Velda Riuckels leaves her devotion to her studies to Bob May. THLETICS Fourth Row: Richard Lewis, Ray Cox, Jim Rlfe, Terry Ditch, Bob Haskell, Arnie Ditch, Elhridge Keith, Denny l-leeren, Harb Orr, Sy Hina. Third Row: Coach Wayne Grady, Dick Nickels, Clayton Reeves, LaVerne Roberg, Char- les Metcalf, Don Michels, Wayne Edwards, Don Peet, Dick Woodward, Dick Teh- beo Manager, Coach Charles Joes. Second R' n La Vere White, Richard Nortlrup, Ronnie Goldsmith, Bill Lemrond, Bud Horton, Marion Norton, Dick Landels, Curtis Mcliinstry, Dick Purcell, Don Plond, Bob Plath. First Rows Earl Pillard, Don Yahnke, Henry Pillard, Jim Corwin., Milton Meeks, Paul Whear, Curtis Bray, Bob Fedderson, Fred Ketelsen, Bill Leonard. Wilbur Schnoon SEASON S RECORD Anamosa De Witt Anamosa Maquoketa Anamosa Marlon Anamosa Manchester Anamosa Independence Anamosa vs. Tipton 7 25 Anamosa vs. Vinton 0 Z! Anamosa vs. Monticello I3 7 f 1 46534 XZ -l Honorary Captain SURT BKAY CSI'-J Tackle nick PIIIRCELL ' Ur., Quarterback Curt came out as a green boy 5 but developed into a very rough defensive lineman who slammed lmany ball carriers to the earth. He -is on his first letter. MILT MEEKS CSr.J End Milt was an exceptionally fine defensive end, earning his second letter. Dick called the signals for the Raiders. He was a very slippery ball carrier. "Boog" earned his third letter, and was selected as utility back on the WaMac All Conference team. WILMER SCHOON CJr.J Center Wilmer won his first letter at the center position. He was an accurate center and a good block- BOB FEDDERSEN ULD Center Bob moved from Marion. played rough ball at the center position and won his first let er Cf. RONNIE GOLDSMITH iSoph.J Guard Ronnie displayed his aggressive line ability in many games. He has one letter. letter MARION NORTON fSophJ End Marlon was a flne defensive lineman. He shifted to backfield ln the latter part of the season, winning his first letter. DICK LANDESS Url Tackle EARL PILLARD Ury Tackle being a heavy boy was hard Earl won his flrst letter He was move and made a rough de s very tough llneman on defense fertsnve lineman He won his He should be good next year BILL LEONARD Ur.J Guard RICH NORTHRUP Bill, although small, packed a S Quarterback mighty big load when moving I wh-J Rich, although a small boy, was lllinn his Opponent. He von r powerful. He won his first let- his first lille - ter and .will be good next season. JIM CORWIN CSr.J Tackle jim displayed tough defensive Honorary Captain letter. and offensive line ability until he broke his ankle in the Ma- quoketa game. He won his first BILL LEMROND CSoph.J Center BUD NORTON Ox-.J End Bud displayed his ability on punts, field goals, and extra points. He has one letter to his credit. Bill proved to be a good blocker his first letter. and defensive man. He won HENRY PILLARD CSr.J Guard Hank was selected for the Wa- Mac All Conference team. He won his first letter. CURT McKINSTRY CJr.J Fullback Curt was a power runner for the Raiders. He displayed his ability on line plunges and long passes and punts. Curt is a three year letterman. LaVERE WHITE Ur., End LaVere was a fast end. He darted through many times to drop the ball carrier for a loss. He iwon DON YAHNKE CSr.J Halfback "Doak" earned his second letter at the halfback position. He was a light boy but a very tough ball carrier. his first letter. DON PLOND CSoph.J Tackle Don won his first letter at the tackle .position. He was a vicious tackler and a rough blocker. He should be good next year. BOB PLATI-I CFrosh.J Guard was the only Freshman letterman. He was small, but' should develop into a very scrappy lineman. PAUL WHEAR CSr.J Halfback "Pud" earned his second letter at the halfback position. He was a good blocker and very capable pass receiver. Coaches Joss and Gladx began fall w olkouts w 1th conchtxon 1ng and s1gnal ch1lls m p1epa1at1on fox the openmg game w 1th De Wltt Septembel 16 Aftel hald w o1k at Iundamentals stlff sex 1l'IlHl3.g9S soon beg in Bx the openmg k1CkOff both the 1neXpe1 lenced l1ne and the xete1 in backtleld w ele leady Dlck Puxcell dlsplay d h1s ext1ao1d1na1y open fxeld lunnmg ea1l5 1n the season by scampeung down the Slde l1ne to scole the touchdown that beat De Wltt 6 U 1n a ham d fought game Ronnle Ve1t of Nlaquoketa bloke the Anamosa fans healts the next I llfldj mght as he xetuzned a k1ck off elghty flVC yalds ln the w amng mmutes of the game to defeat the Ra1de1s 11. lu MCK1HbtlX buuow ed hls w 213 thxough the l1ne fol both Anamos 1 T D s A Mauon 1llQClliI11Qm that outclassed and 0LltVR9lgl'16fl the R31d6lS folced them 1nto QLllllNl'iS10Yl Late IH the game Pulcell mtexcepted a pass and shtheled h1s w ay folty yalds to make the fmal count 7 oo The R3.1fl9lS staged 1 1 0 1 nd OXGI the Mancheste1 Man haw ks to cop 1 w ell eaz ned Homcc ommg x lCt01X lVlCK1"lQt1V sem ed the fnst touchdown md p xsscd to Pu1cell fOl the second On Octobcl 11 thc lJd1tlLlS tx ueled to Independencc whelc they w e1e stopped bw a hc xx X NI 110011 lme on 1 w atel soaked fleld 6 13 PLllC6ll spunted S1XtX e1ght xa1ds to An lmosa s lone scole The next week the Pu1cellNIcl11nst1V passlng COH1b1H1t10I1 choked once agamst m undefeated T1IJt0Il elexen Bud Nolton klcked the eXt1a pomt to make lt 7 1.0 Hfuuson 1nd Dlckson led Vlnton to L 0 PU shut out XlLt0l5f OVGI the Blue 1Y1fllfVllltLOH Octobcl PH In the sc xson fm dc thc P ll lu s chspl tx ed then lmmense spn lt and fue tgunst Montleello md stxged in upset NlLtO1V 1 7 Pulcell Cut sh uplx uounl llflllt cnd lexclsed h1s fleld and b u lelled down the Q1fl6llY16 fol thc fn sf touchdown Xnyltll lf ss th in a mmute IQINAIHIHQ' Meeks xelchcd the two X nd hm on 1 p rss plaw Melxxnstlv dloxc XCIOSN to ble 1k thc t1e 9 ir LONG PASS , 1 1 4 lg v 1 y DY Y ' Q o u 1 L I 9 1 . . .1 1 7 1 D ' 1 , 1 , 1 1 . 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Anamosans Routzlnamosa, Onslow Win Ana . lldg i M14lU0k0ta,53-293peners Boys ' Tourney BY TlPf0ll 57 55 Freshmen Sophomores gone, gout, nw.- Score Two ConquestsBASKE1'B-'U-L TOUBNEY Anamosa sped to its secor FW .Muna WaMaC conference basketball V1 WNIIW WK tory in five games Tuesday mgl' Onslow am 53 to 29 over Maquoketa P-wmv 0 3 B Springville pf floor scored 601 goal attempts considered unux irnuea Annu 1 Anamosa trai to 25 Spring' and Dave Joh Money took tune gut V Raiders Go to Marlon Friday in WaMaC Gam Anamosas basketball tea Feddersen hit his flI'Sf b fought its heart out Friday mg the left COFDCI' -7261! SWi against Tipton and can hold 1 "Ge i-hr0W 35 Anamo head high despite having lost minutes and 20 seconds Steady nerved Dlc caged three charity tosse It was the highest score An Th F xxlead at 1-he to 55 at the very end of a WaMa osa has recorded this seaso W to P 1521 5:11312 E overtime period nhl Few high school games in a 2 onference have generated a ba y Ti- S i le whose red hot give and l ln, Se n' s 13 T mf' Afasmore gruelhng or morecrow fl ? 5 11.11118 I am ,QT af f' In Upenmg Clashes 0 V M" ,raw an Go To Iowa Cnty On F U1 ' :N 4 : F'Ve Kf-LE" S Zum heiffgs 2,3131 Z tion ,1 on Anamosa 16 C Friday, Marion Next , adsl A I, 4 "' 13 25' ,fa on Agfffggfatfm Ana-rnosa bo I Igx-wi Q W hoot 8 ll Se D "lf" 0081001 0'-5..,,'10 gn' 'G-ui point each and I-Ieald dir 3101. '9 52 Wy a sho: An improved Bob 011119: fUncufg10r1e3,m:: sen and Dick PI " 'U' 9 .M 44 mosa with 15 G Anamosa fr team won 31 t got seven point Raiders go to night to Play C game starts at 1 Eyx ue 34 A U fe Mona .vs aggskwogeu 08,3 'tb-H1 ng 02 we on C be aloe Satto 4 F. J eig ,ea 'au 'bt M?111 urq ag: 05505 we S E E. 'Q 3 F? C ll 5' if sg Q 55 'S' Q, 5 A D O 0 gig A U Q 'Z' o 554 gage sic Sze- 55 S Qi. N G ,Q eg III is -Q IJ rf '35 .. 260:21 hip sur fir s Zn 1 , dw 5- ,39 to anne wut W Irm ,, wi vst To gm KSN Uday IIN-r ,, -lx' ' i IP' yxoilxcgfe 6,4 ond W 9 rms Fr ence a ext Tue ,Pg on Iluoeuo X yea 6 Ck Abam Pm' B Q 'Eva emerm at lgzeilguilvoeggu :I ur fgdoggaw Yc'0ixXX9xx:Qe ef 8 0 there on Tuesdzany R26 the' Marlon Y-9eq1ed:n1gb'g:teq :being 9 h 01 rec ,niggas gain aqoof 93 9 X5 trailing 22 to 14 at a ,many scheduled QM Alle Bl da for 'fella' 9,bO68X nad: and veg to 4.0 saga' non also whipped An changed last weektoDec c-,Q -nr if Page Ur 01. ,,foX90y10 been rescheduled for I Qc, 1 BW mg' 904-jeg? o 3 3 KCC 9 383011 U4 0960: 0 W2 2 'Y r 00 ,-aaffn N T5 Play Marion Tu Coach Wayne Qkgamst Ox! '90 ' Wednesday um N 03503 mesa led throughou 551- "0 I minute, when O 000169 659:-J"-S' scoreat23Z8 4509 X ,W 'X the Raiders turned bac last Friday Mm! ped Scoring 7105 By jfmmy Robertson wwf af mg ells 11 points wer 6 Raiders broke in fron 5 start of the game only to Panthers overhaul and them Anamosa surged to Wi of seven each for No Millkd and Milt Meek eex-5 Moore paced Mou 0 8 I 741 Free throws 410' 'os 1' and Dick Pur 45Q1Z'241Z"e,,f'.r 00 0, ul ave Anamo ob Q' 900043910 Jo 4, The 55 ,Q oboe oo O 4 'iqdo 'jug 1 X Anamosa ll 4,0 woo Ditch got nm the first Q09 Q 40.9 M004 'Ou 'Ord B second pe ATX te wit seven Ric Luau 8943.6 '7h,,:9a6M Ana 'bl Ta Slow aj Q -L 'lt-:Iead at itheilogatfies A TQ 'ton and Do ' 'lv '12 o f ree P00553 '5 That ,iq I fo 90,6 ev? Carnac: 539 ,ooh sfzloh, ! .., --lot underwaygafl n plays 'it Mt Verno count at 10 all late in tg A X95 WCS edged OU! M stanza But a Monticello!! 909haU5 in a mp and Qburst put the Panthers in """ GSK ep h Richie Norto qi torl0 r er en e ":zmo0t 51 ea basket m the la Q U 4' Qblgilfoto 26k 6' gy iclilnstry and at 10 am and I I ,IT yo:-jay ,U e telseh to pull onticello here Tuesday at 43 vtdffqoo- r ' rin" "' ""'1f' fo ., 1 io Q0 I freshman 0 ed0x!ords" - I leading athalt Ditchleo Marlon! zBmf0nd8ED0V 6 oo eo la the el that was asp,mV ln' gf radsgzlblzefl :I gogignfgfi Shut Out Manchester S rf N ul fe 'P i ' Anamosa defeated Mancheste P0 ow 8 to H f e thzrd quar , New smtshwhite trimmed Wu f ""' ui all three Eames there Frida blue and old umm t overcomg, - edde,-,en had Rama. night. Junior high won 23 to 16 for the Raider varsity the handi- 'sconhf with uv' had 10-12 'nip' freshmamvarsity 30 to 21' caps -of 'an airight Marion defense fd from the right sidelm' and Varsity 42 to 37' - and the loss of Etgrward Bbb corner and two free throws. Dick G20l'88 Cl2rkS 10 POINTS D ' . ,Purcell wound up with ning point,-3 the juniors' Arnie Ditch had nin fggiigggn gobeuitggzrsrag 332011 three field 9113 md an-gg and Marion Norton eight for th with a com. - charity tosses. when hit four reserves Jim Robertson scored 1 , 2 , . W I . S 0 . M I , Y , . , .. . ' Q an . . 1 0 o - , -g by I -I . , A . 'D of' 8 'V --. ' ' X Xi W Th? J Q9 A- i " 3 " f , . . . P-W el - in . . . . , J -'I -5 4 'Sf ' ,Q 4 ,0 ' ' 5 d E: 7 - 1 t if 7 ,- e 1 - t I - ' " . -11, . I t ' , - , ' . '-.- . - D C0 ' D I 6 ll ' 1 l : n 1 . I W d . ' .RQ Q A 90. . 'f W "' 'W fi L - . - gg. 4 ,V ,A Q.. 'me - .r , 4, f fi . - ,V I A I , 5 Q 6, ., Y .,W 5 V ' r . 0 - - we P , h e n ' . . ' w . , h - J si-' ' 'ff . K Ivgfjv A :le 6 Q Q U ' - M 4 A . . - . ' , T 0 ' 1' c 1 I ' 4 'V' A - ' ' 1-I-A n-- , , ' , Q1 'A N' V "' - - 1 Q78 ' O !ff'.,' R Ai 5 cr . 2 Lam tj ' I sax ,V . I wr- i ml C . rf X u w u It V,!' Y li . - fag 1 ' Q same atf8 p.m. p"-'H--5 ' " 'f' ' Y X 66 - .385 y gl.- W Q "'f'h0':'l fl , - ' th d Q0 mb 5, fl 6 1Xx t 5 A ' ""' ,, ' , V - 11 Chg-gi . - A . , . . ' I we n B1l1H'1fs'P' in ,sian -. . h' . - It ue- y -5 ao ix U., . t - . . 2 e 1, , "5 .. ,W5'egkwSsA"' 'nal if ' N n, f ' .0 df I .,,,Q.,4,f., f 4 , . xg. 1. '9 -1 .ogy f af- 1- 1 , . wr , J 0 4 A,A, ' ,4,r1,+:'f 'I f -A 1: ' "' at 3 'MZ .i - A , n I - fam' . 4 , Lf g f fl ' . ., . , . 8 "ew: f ' 4, it 1 1 - ' Hfofh' ' .f W wit, In . ' - ' f ' . 1, .9- b . I 9 In is - , ,. , ly My 0 thx A , " t . ' ' I- . ' 221 I 1 ' ' - ug, V ' . . U, ' . . K , ' " ' - in ri - . L1 ' V I . ' ' t' . ' 1 ' is 5 IQQQ 00 Qc, 6 V , , ' ' ' fe- 8, at - , , 5 . -hi 1 . l N b . D I I 3 H owglqeq CO Www 1 . ' an "cf" no 01, so, tw QQ ,fr " - ' P12 - . .9 ,Q a 025 a W 11 ' 0 ' 6 ' y- Q J' , . ' if 1-sh X Fawn - VN " cf N ' , - 502' F ' , In I 1' v v an ' :W ' ' ' ' ace ' ,n L : . Avnxemf N The - iders were behind 24 w "' d ' - . . ' Wed by - Anamosa vs. Oxford Junction Row Th ee LaVe e Whate LaV me Rob rg J m Corwm, Wayne Ed ard! Bob Farm e Charl Metcalf Ro Two D Y hnk W lm rSchoon, .hm Robertson D k Landess Bud Norto Paul Whear Co h Way Gr dy Row 0 M Ito Meeks Norma M rf ld Bob Fedd rson Henry Pxllard Duck Pur ce Fred Ketelsen SEASON S RECORD They Anamosa vs. Anamosa vs. Anamosa vs. Anamosa vs. Anamosa vs. Anamosa vs. Anamosa vs. Anamosa vs. Anamosa vs. Anamosa vs. Anamosa vs. Anamosa vs. Anamosa vs. Anamosa vs. Anamosa vs. Anamosa vs. Anamosa vs. Anamosa vs. Anamosa vs. . Vinton . Mt. Vernon Anamosa vs Anamosa vs Springville Marion Iowa City, City High Manchester Mt. Vernon Independence Maquoketa Monticello Tipton Marion Maquoketa Morley Onslow Monticello Manchester Monticello Independence McKinley Springville Total pts. Average 45 942 59 1026 42.8 46.6 Who Dunit? 1 a 3 U Il Z m OJNIP OOO , ' u . E . 'D n ' m 1 O . n ',"' ' ' :: ' - . 0 . ' . 'fb -- - . no , . . . . V, . , . - . :u 'U ' D- . ,FQ . . 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'n Purcell Mc Kunstry Kete sen Meek Feddersoru Murfueld Pullard Robertson Yahnke Landess Whear Corwun Schoon Norton The Blue Rauder cage squad completed theur 1949 50 season wuth sux wuns and six teen losses Many of the fellows losses were a result of only a few pounts however After defeatung Morley and Onslow and beung downed by Montucello un the funals of the jones County Tournament the Blue and Whtte receuved a second .place trophy the thus year s athletuc squads and may you thunk of such when you see ut standing un the trophy case The abuluty of the squad was so extremely well duvuded that coach Grady often had duffuculty un determunung a startung quuntet Thus us proven by the fact that nine boys started un at least two games durung the season Each dud what he was called upon to do and un so doung dusplayed varuoug basketball abulutues Bdb Feddersons loopung hook shot proved to be a defunute threat and was very hard to block None of us will forget Duck Purcell s offensuve abuluty Duck was lughten,ung fast and developed a deadly uump shot lt would certaunly be hard to excel Mult Meeks un drive un shots Mult made ten free throws un the last three munutes of the funal Montu game as a result of attempting these shots Curt McKunstrys aggressuveness ani reboundung from both boards helped ummensely Fred Ketelsen dusheartened many defenses by sunkung some unbeluevably long shots Fred was hampered by a 'wrench d knee from football however as ,Ium Cor wun was wuth a broken ankle Don Yahnke s stellar defensuve work at the County Tour nament wull never be forgotten He held Onslow s leadurg scorer who at the tume had an offensuve average of over twenty pounts per game wuthout a fueld goal We stull con tend that uf J um Robertson had shot more he would have been a mughty hugh scorer To show hum what kund of a ball player they thought he was the fellows elected hlm as honorary captaun for the season Norm Murfueld Hank Pullard and Duck Landess the other three lettermen provuded for the squad that all umportant factor height Of course Paul Whear lettered too but dont all mascotg get letters? Seruously, it's just that Paul played hookey so much he dudnt well let s uust say he didnt accompany the squad on all uts trups Third Row: John Hartwig, Denny Heeren, Dick Woodward, Richard Louis, Clayton Reeves, Jackie Walderbach, Dean Power, Sy Hinz, Harb Orr. Second Row: Jim Rife, Bob Haskell, Jim Zimmerman, Jay Oltman, Jerry Oelrich, Allan Rushford, Richard Nickefs, Elbridge Keith, Terry Ditch. Coach Joss. First Row: Arnie Ditch, Ray Cox, Ronnie Goldsmith, Bob,Plath, Bill Lemrnnd, Don Mich- els, Marion Norton, Don Plond, Don Peet, Rich Northrup. TP FG FT MD FTMS A. Ditch 143 58 23 21 Norton 1 18 49 20 28 T. Ditch 72 30 12 9 Northrup 63 23 17 ll Michels 44 15 14 19 Plond I7 7 3 11 Lemrond 15 4 5 4 Goldsmith l 1 4 3 3 Plath 8 2 4 5 Peet 8 3 2 4 Oellrich 4 2 0 0 Cox 2 0 2 1 Rushford 2 1 0 l Haskell O 0 0 0 Rife 0 0 0 0 The Freshman-Sophomore squad compiled an enviable record of twelve wins and six losses during the 1949-50 season and copped a second berth in the WaMac Conference. Only three conference losses, two of which were to conference champion, Marion, were absorbed. Two of the remaining losses were to the Iowa City and McKinley "B" squads. The principle contributing factors to such a successful season included the offensive guard play of Rich Northrup, the height of Don Michels, the jump shot of Marion Norton, and the ability of the Ditch brothers. We mixed these in the boiling pot of the future and think we see more successful bas- ketball seasons for these Anamosa basketball players. CTIVITIES Tenth Row: Marcia Goetch, Donna Burke, Iris Porter. Ninth Row: Betty Kula, Luanne Buscher, Cary Yahnke, Clayton Reeves, Charles Met- calf, Judy Reeves. Eighth Row: Nancy Hovet, Willa Oliphant, Don Norton, Sharon Easterly, Ray Handel, Kathryn Miller. Seventh Row: Joyce Hay, Judy Weighels, Dick Watkins, LeRoy Humpal, Glenn Cox, Karen Robertson. Sixth Row: Deloris Calvert, Darlene Raymond, Milton Meeks, Don Michels, Sandra Platner, Carol Musgrove. Fifth Row: Charlene Alyea, .loan Knighi, Mary Holmes, Gary White, Tom Powell, Mar- ilyn Lemrond. Fourth Row: Mary Anne Nickels, Dorothy Buesing, Lois Brickley, Phyllis Purcell, Jan- ice Murfield, Janette Weighels. Third Row: Richard Nickels, Patty Bowen, Betty Hurt, June Hults, Donna First, Ken- neth Hovet. Second Row: LaVeme Roberg, Dean Mardorf, John Lowry, James Rife, Norman Mur- field, Buddy Norton. l Q First Row: Eunine Stimpson. Mary T-aylor, Virginia Hein, Marna Chapman, hvelyn Hurt, Sharla Byers, Judy Reeves. Drum Majorette - Connie Braun. This year, as in the Previous four years. the Anamosa High School concert d marching bands are under the direction of- Mr. Wm. L Stuaak. an The band activities of this year begin with the trip to the Cedar Rapids Band Feggi. val on M 21 1949. A th' ' i ' U . t I8 Band Festival the hastern Iowa Band Queen Ls chosen each Year. Anamosa's candidate was Kathryn McNamara. Anamosa was the first school band in the parade at which thirty-five bands participated, The band participated at the Marching Band Contest at Fairfield, Iowa, on Oct. 15, 1949. The judge gave us a general rating of second place but added that the music wha worth a first. Next on Memorial Day the band marched from the school to the old city park and from there to the Riverside Cemetery with the American Legion and V. F. W. joining us where there was the usual Memorial Day ceremony. On June 9, 1949, the band went to Des Moines for the State Legion Convention at the invitation of the Anamosa Legion. The band led the parade as the official band of the American Legion District No. 2. At all of our home football games the band played and at most of them put on a full half-time show. Two of these were accompanied by the girl's Pep Club and two were put on with the opponent's school band. The band played at one out of town game at Wiaquoketa when we put on the show with Mauuoketa's band. One other out of town trip, to Tipton, was conceled because of rain and dangerous weather conditions. On Homecoming. October 7, 1949. the band lcd the annual parade of floats and ini- tiated fresmen. The Santa Claus Parade with Miss Christmas and Miss New Year. floats and an entertainment act afterwards was led also by the band. The Marching Band was of especial notise this year as it contained fifty-six pieces. Fufth Row Left to right Marilyn Lemrond Mary Holmes Gary White Tommy Pow ell, LaVerne Roberg Buddy Norton, Beverly Ortgues Dorothy 'Ellen Mulluson Hurt, Mr Stusak Charlene Alyea Fourth Row Donna Burke Wulla Oluphant Luanne Buscher Patty Loyet Mau-na Chup- man LeRoy Humpal Don Plond Raymond Handel Don Muchels Multon Meeks, Glenn Cox Duck Wlatkuns Don Norton, Clayton Reeves Sharon Easterly Betty Hurt Dean Mardorf John Lowry Earl Pullard James Rufe, Norman Murfueld Thurd Row Nancy Hovet, Gary Yahnke Judy Weughels Kathryn Muller Donna Folkers Betty Kula, Richard Nuckels Kenneth Hovet. Bull Lemrond Au-lan Dutch June Hulte, Donna Lee First Patty Bowen Don Yahnke Dorothy Buesung .Ianuce Mur fueld Janette Weughels J H Karen Robertuson Virgunua Heun, Darlene Raymond Evelyn Second Row oyce ay Hurt, Eunice Stumpson Mary Anne Nuckels Phyllis Purcell Lois Bruckley San dm Platner, Joan Knight. First Row: Carol Musgrove, Jim Corwin, Deloris Calvert, Charles Metcalf, Marcia Goettsch, Judy Reeves, Iris Porter, Mary Taylor, Constance Braun. The Concert Band played eight summer concerts on the Court House lawn last sum- mer and were justly rewarded by a dinner at the Drive-ln Cafe between Cedar Rapids and Marion and afterward a treat at the Iowa, theatre in a grand 'Vaudeville Show. The Wamac Conference Festival on Jan. 7, 1950, was held at Manchester again this year. There was a reed clinic, conducted by Mr. Mark Biddle, Knox College, Galesburg, ' ' ' H' h School Ma Ill., and a brass cliuuc, conducted by Mr. Carleton Stewart, Mason Cuty ug , - son City, Iowa. There was as usual a picked and massed band concert that evening i.n the Manchester Auditorium. After try-outs in Iowa City Eunice Stipupson and Norman Murfield became mem- bers of the All-State Band and went to Des Moines to play for it Nov. 25-26, 1949, O F b. 9, 1950, we put on a mid-winter concert. 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The smirk on Paul Whear's face is the result of his outwitting Mr. Stusak and skipping annual meeting night after night. Marilyn Lemrond ls probably thinking about the fun she had making the snapshot pages. Don J uan, the editor, however, is sobered by all the trials and tribulations he 'went through to get our beloved annual out. To the left, just outside the picture, sits Mr. Stu- sak, whip in hand. He blew his fuse more than once. l-le gained redress, however, by .printing the iuicy notes cn page 58. With the efforts of the staff and Mr. Stu- sak combined, we finally got the annual out - three weeks late. Second Row: Don Yahnke, Editorg Phyllis Goss, Activity Editor, .lim Corwin, Adver- tising Manager. First Row: Chrol Musgrove, Sales Managerg Paul Whear, Art Editor: Larry Crockett, Business Managerg Marilyn Lemrond, Senior Class Editor. Annual Staff National Honor Society Second Row: Don Yahnke, Norman Murfield, Larry Crockett, Charles Metcalf. Firlt Row: Jan Murfield, Viola Wigger, Carol Murgrove, Marilee Kennedy, Mary Ann Nickels. The Anamosa chapter of the National Honor Soc- iety was establlshed at A. H. S. this school year un- der the direction of Principal Kirlin. The group whose picture appears here are the charter members of the society. Initiation was held on March 17, 1950. Election to the society is the highest achievement which a student can gain during his four years of high school. Election ig based upon four principles: Schol- arship, Leadership, Character, and Service. This socie- ty is sometimes callsd "the high school Phi Beta Kap- pain News Staff 1 SECOND SEMESTER When the second semester rolled around the Jun tor Class took over the Wapst Hn Herald under the apt leadershnp of Jan Murfteld Mr Fltehler and Mxss Struntze sponsored both staffs work From the Annual Staff to the Wapsr H1 Staff good luck next fall Dont let rt fall by the waysrde agam Third Row Mass Struntze Sponsor Dorothy Buesmg Productxon Manager Phylhs Pur cell Frosh Reporter Charles Metcalf Advertlsmg Manager Assistant, Ehzabeth Foote Assxstant Typlst LaVerne Roberg, Advertising Manager Assrstant June Julfs General News and Ass stant Typist Donna Folkers Grade News Duck Landess Art Editor Assistant Wllma Ortgles Typlst rn Charge Bertha Arthur Asslstant Typrst Bud Norton Assrst nt Sports Edrtor Wilmer Schoon Sports Edrtor, Davrd Rrfe Feature Reno ter Mr bln-hler Sponsor Se ond Row Joyce Hay Sophomore Repor er Carol Msugrove Semor Reporter Jan Murfneld Editor Connre Braun Assrst. nt Edrtor Mary Ann Nxckels Humor Ed nor Janette Werghels Busmess Manager Fnrst Row Charlene Alyea Art Edrtor Darlene Raymond Jumor Reporter Joan Ellers Clrculatnon Manager Donna Arderson Assnstant Typl-St Nola Townsend Assist ant Business Manager Second Row Joy ce Hay Sophomore Reporter Connle Braun .lunlor Reporter, Jan Mur fleld Typtst Dorothy Wright Assistant Feature Reporter, Don Yahnke Sports Editor Milton Meeks Asslstant Sports Ednor, Norman Murfleld Business Man ager Larry Crockett Feature Reporter, Paul Whear Art Editor VIOIR Wlgger, Co Editor Marrlee Kennedy Co Editor Dons LeClere Assistant Business Man ager June Hartwrg Column Asslgnments Susan Young General News Flrst Row Marllyn lemrond Music Departmentg Phylhs Purcell Frosh Reporter Joan Kmght Humor Editor Darlene Hay Asslstant Busxness Manager Ann Tobias sen Society Reporter Carol Musgrowe Semor Reporter June Hults Typist, Donna Folkers Typrst, Mary Ann N1 kels, Typist New Staff FIRST SEMESTER 1 The class of 50 whtch has as a whole been comparatnvely ambrtlous revived the Wapsr Ht Her ald xn the sprung of 49 and continued ns productxon last fall under the co edntorshtp of Martlee Kennedy and Vnola Wrgger - i . . . - 1 ' A ' ! , . . . 1 1 1 1 . . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' .. . . . , I I . . . .1 . 4. - . 1 . 1 1 1 A N ' 1 1 1 . 1 . . . . -1 - I ' 1 - S 1 . . . . 1 1 . -1 . 1 1 4- 1 1 . - . ,. 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Learning to Do Doing to Learn Earning to Live Living to Serve The Anamosa F. F. A. chapter was organized in 1939. At the present time there are 39 members. Membership requirements are as follows: must be enrolled in an agriculture course, must earn at least S25 from some type of project each year, and must pay local, state and national dues. Some F. F. A. projects are milk testing, sow testing, seed testing, selling seeds, and spraying for fly control. This year the senior boys plan to go on a fishing trip for a week right after schooL OFFICERS reaaure . . . Reporter .... President ....................... , ..... Vice President .... ........... . . . John Slebele .. Henry Pillard Secretary ..... . ....... Milton Meeks T r . . . . . . B ll Ortales . . . . . Ill Jamey Walderbach 2 How the Great Guest Came The house of Conrad was faxed for the coming of the Chrxst chlld Conrad had a vnslon tellmg htm to prepare for the comxng of the chxld God appeared to Conrad m three dntferent dnsgulses an old woman a wayfarer and a wndowed mother .vlth a chxld Conrad had given up all hope of havmg hrs vlslon come true when a ray of light ap peared and a volce spoke to hlm After thus hls falth ln God was restored Cast Larry Crockett Conrad jlm Corwin Carl Davnd Carlson, Gustav Marl lee Kennedy Wayfarer Amta Hoke Mother wuth chxld Dorothy Wrnght Woman Con me Braun Vonce Hlgh Wmdow Mrs Wmthrop a schemmg old woman trned to frame her nephew and keep her sec retary ln fear of blackmanl She met her defeat when her nephew s fnance appeared on the scene Mrs Wmthrop had knlled her husband and trled to klll her nephew s france but faxls Her last escape was the wmdow Dld she or dndnt she? 9 'J Cast Conme Braun Mrs Wumhrop jlm Corwm Walter Hodge Davxd Carlson S1sters McIntosh Two old malds who llved alone were extremely susplcnous when a young man cross ed their threshold and clalmed to be theur cousm Well you can lmagme what happened Bemg old women they couldnt use guns or ltnlves so mstead they used somethlng far more treacherous thexr heads Yes they used their brams nn such a fashnon you d never have believed They act k d tetched well maybe crazys a better word They acted so violent that ed crac e or they drove the young man out of town Then they drscovered that he really was thelr cousm Poor souls Cast lune Hults Twzy Phyllns Goss Lulne Charles Metcalf The Man Antlc Sprmg Thus was a hnlarnous comedy done nn pantomxme lt tells about three young teen age couples out on a ptcnnc and the trnals and trnbulatnons each one met The three cou ples were typical teen agers ln thelr different degrees of serxousness toward llfe For mstance, one couple was very mtellectual another couple were the glrl chases-fellow type and the thtrd couple were mterested wholly ln puppy love Cast Marxlee Kennedy Gmger Larry Crockett Robert Donna Burke Blossom, Wnlmer Schoon Elbert Dorothy Buesmg Gwendolyn jam Rule Sam judge Craing Dorothy Wri'ght, leinda Norto'ng Eunice Stlmpson, Judith Ware. y QR AX ' T V ' . : ' , ' :I , . 3 . 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QW' Class Wall Lots Brxckley leaves her nights to Dorothy Bueslng Allce Dxrks leaves her fxgure to Mae Oltman Arlene En lebart leaves her neatness to LaVanda Heady Dorothy Hemtng leaves her fellas from the surroundmg towns to Mary K Kula Phyllxs Goss leaves her creatlve abllxty to john Hartwlg Allce C-rassfxeld leaves her athletic ablllty to Phylhs Russell June Hartwxg leaves her Bookkeeplng ablllty to jan Murfneld Darlene Hay leaves her mmk coat to lrls Porter It gets mighty cold ln those con vertxbles Martlee Kennedy leaves Duck Purcell to Donna Burke joan Knnght leaves her ball bearmg paw to Dorothy Englebart Dorxs LeClere leaves Twm Tovvers staggering Marnyn Lemrond leaves her bottle of Peroxlde to Dorothy Husman Carol Musgrove leaves her Fratermty pm to Charlene Alyea Walla Olnphant leaves her punctualrty to Don West Charlene Pegump leaves her dancxng ablhty to Betty Kula Margaret Pierce leaves her late hours to Dulcle Baugh Ann Toblassen leaves her nlghts an parked cars on Garnavtllo Street to Kr: en Rob ertson Alnce Wenger leaves her pretty smnle to Glenn Cox Viola Wlgger leaves Don vvhen Glenn comes home Dorothy Wrtght leaves her temper to Pat Bowen Susan Young leaves her patnence to Marlene Berry Curtls Bray leaves hrs muscles to Duck Tebbe Larry Crockett leaves hns unruly hanr to Ray Handel lrnest Huerter leaves hrs fl'lCI'ldll1C9S to Phyllns Purcell Dale Martm leaves has hog ralsxng abnlxty to Rtchard Lewis Milton Meeks leaves his suction to Levvxs Wunder Norman Murfleld leaves hrs ablllty to play has trombone to Dean Mardor! john Iearson leaves hns Ionttac to the Htghvvay Safety Class Hank Pxllard leaves has curly halr to Rhlnhart Topping jlm Robertson leaves has bashful vtays to Bob Fedderson john Sxebels leaves hls classy appearance to Wayne Fdvvrlrds Paul Nlhear leaves has mghts nn Mont: to Wllmcr bchoon QAS more J Don Yahnkc leaves hrs curlers to Fred Ketelsen Bob Kurth leaves Dune Lee Muell to hrs brother Howard nf Wnlmer needed any 1, 7 X B9 E 4? 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