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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
of the
ARCHER HIGH SCHOOL
Archer Iowa
Thls Annual IS dedlcated to the Archer H1gh School and to the
Graduates of 1954 55 We w1sh to express our smcere appremation
to all those who spent much tune workmg on the Eagle to make lt an
mterestlng and successful yearbook We hope you w1ll enjoy readmg
the Eagle as much as we enjoyed worklng on lt
THE ANNUAL STAFF
Editor In Chlef
Asslstant Edxtor
Bus1ness Manager
Mus1c Reporter
Grade Reporter
Soclal Reporter
Sports Reporter
Typlsts
Faculty adv1sor .
Robert Blankets
Judlth Anderson
Ray Portz
Larry Koepnlck
Glenda Morfltt
Marjorle Koepn1ck
Ronald Storm
Glenda Blok
Charlotte Dykstra
Mr Brouwer
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Assistant Business Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lois Bonderrnan
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FACULTY
BACK ROW Mr Tarnasky Mr Matzdorff Mr Graham Mr Heppler Mr
ROW Mrs Graham Mrs Lamkm Mrs Klaser M1ss DeBeer Mrs
Heppler Mrs Brouwer
Brouwer, Mrs. fensen, Mris. M.cCri11, Mrs. Csmpbell, Mr. Good. FBON1:
MR BR OUWER SUPER INTENDENT
Hull Iowa H1gh School
Central College Pella Iowa
Iowa State College Ames Iowa
Graduate Work
Un1vers1ty of Iowa Iowa C1ty Iowa
Graduate Work
MRS CAMPBELL PRINCIPAL
Sheldon H1gh School
Northwestern Universlty Evanston I
B A Educatxon
Major Hlstory Engllsh Educatlon
Dept Hlstory Engllsh
MR MATZDORFF
Storm Lake Ia H1gh School
Buena V1sta College
B A Degree
MRS MCCRILL
Algona Ia H1gh School
Iowa State College and Augustana
B A Degree
Dept Home ec Sclence
MR GRAHAM
Harr1s H1gh School
Buena V1sta College
B A Degree
Dept Mus1c and Jumor H1gh Math and
Enghsh
MR HEPPLER
Harr1s Ia H1gh School
Buena V1sta College
Standard Secondary Cert
B A Degree
Iowa State Teachers College
Dept Athlet1cs Dr1versTra.m1ng Math
and Jun1or H1gh
MRS JENSEN
HIHIOH Ia H1gh School
Morn1ngs1de College
Standard Elementary Cert
Dept Typ1ng Sn Jr H1gh
MR GOOD JR HIGH PRINCIPAL
Sheldon H1gh School
Sheldon Junlor College
Iowa State Teachers College
Westmar College
Advanced Elem Cert
Dept Junlor H1gh
MR TARNASKY
Lehr N D H1gh School
Dakota Busmess College
Westmar College LeMars
B A Degree
Standard Secondary Cert
Grad Cred1t Colo State Teachers
College Greeley
Dept Jr H1gh
MRS BROUWER
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls Iowa
MISS DE BEER
Northwestern Academy Orange C1ty Ia
Northwestern Jr College
MRS LEMKIN
Sa.nborn H1gh School
Morn1ngs1de College
Un1vers1ty of Colorado
MRS HEPPLER
H1ghv1ew H1gh School
Buena V1sta College
MRS GRAHAM
Newell H1gh School
Buena V1sta College
MRS KAISER
Splrlt Lake H1gh School
Mankato State Teachers College
Buena V1sta College
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Dept: - Manual Arts, Social Science. Rock Rapids, Iowa - High School
SCHOOL BOARD
FRONT ROW Art Rohwer Mlldred Watson Sec y Earl
Bonderman Pres STANDING Henry Harms John Peelen
Leonard Blok
ANNUAL STAFF
Morfltt Mar1or1e Koepmck Ronald Storm SEATED Ray Portz
J udy Andersen Rob e rt Blankets Lo 1S Bonderman Lar ry
Koepmck
STANDING: Mr. Brouwer, Charlotte Dystra, Glenda Blok, Glenda
FRONT ROW Carole Lea Morfltt Patr1c1a Ballou Glenda Morhtt Nancy
Peterson BACK ROW Larry Menke Lowell Baxter Mr Brouwer Larry
Koepmck .Rodney Harms
DRIVERS ARE B111 Haht John Tanner Jake Vanden Hull
Absent Ray Farnsworth
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Charles Krauss
COOKS
Left to Right: Mrs. TePaske, Mrs. Tanner, Mrs. Idso
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Glenda Morf1tt Sec y Treas
Larry Menke
Darlyne Harms
Wayne McQueen
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Norman Phllby Vlce Pres
Leona Grooters
Roland Ande rson
Margene DeKok
Robert Blankers
Jeanette Rolfe s
Clalre DeWaay
Raphael Portz
Mary Ann J arv111
CLAIRE DE WAAY
Band 1 2 3 4
Mixed Quartette 2 3 4
Brass Quartette
Boys Glee 1
Student Council 2
Vocal Solo 4
Operetta 2
Madrigal 2
Class Play 3 4
Radxo Speakmg 4
Baseball 1 2 3 4
Basketball 1 2 3 4
Boys Quartette 2
Mixed Chorus 1 2 3
MAR GENE DE KOK
Girls Glee 1 2
Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4
Pep Club 1 2 3 4
Mixed Quartette 1 2 3
Trio 2 3 4
Clarinet Quartette 2 3
Madrigal 1 2
Music Reporter 3
Grade Reporter 1
Class Sec y Treas 3
Speech Contest 3
Operetta 2
Class Plays 2 3 4
Vocal Solo 2 3 4
Accompanist 4
Newspaper Staff 3
RAY POB TZ
Baseball 1
Basketball 1 2
Student Manager 3
Class Play 3 4
Glee Club 1 2
Mixed Chorus 1 2
Humorous Declam 3
Annual Staff 3 4
LEONA GR OOTER S
Girls' Glee 1 3
Mixed Chorus 1 3
Class Plays 3 4
Class Officer 3
Annual Staff 3
ROBERT BLANKERS
Band 1 2 3 4
Mixed Chorus 1 2
Boys Glee 1
Instrumental Solo 1 2 3
Madrigal 2
Operetta 2
Brass Quartette 2
Brass Qulntette 2
M1xed Quartette
Class Plays 3 4
Annual Staff 3 4
GLENDA MOR FITT
Band 1 2 3 4
Girls Glee 1 2 3 4
Mixed Chorus 1 2 3
Democracy Contest 4
Girls Tr1o 2 3 4
Student COUIICII 1 3
Class Pres1dent 2
Class Secretary 4
Class Reporter 3
Annual Staff 4
Llbranan 3 4
Mixed Quartette 4
Clarinet Quartette 2 3
Girls Basketball 3 4
Cheerleaders 3 4
Pep Club 1 2 3 4
Class Plays 3 4
Operetta 2
RONALD STORM
Basketball 1 2 3 4
Baseball 1 2 3 4
Class President 1
Vice Pres1dent 3
Armual Staff 3 4
Class Play 1 3 4
MARY ANN JARVILL
Girls Glee 1 3 4
Mixed Chorus 1 3
Pep Club 1 2 3 4
Class Plays 3 4
NORMAN PHILBY
Baseball 1 2 3 4
Basketball 1 2 3
Class Plays 3 4
Operetta 2
Student Council 1
Vice President 2 4
Band 1
Mlxed Chorus 1 2
Boys Glee 1 2
Boys Quartette
JEANETTE ROLFES
Girls Glee 1 2 4
Mixed Chorus 3 4
Class Plays 3 4
Pep Club 1 2 3 4
Basketball 3
LARRY MENKE
Baseball 1 2 3 4
Basketball l 2 3
Class Play 3 4
Band 1 4
Boys Glee 1
Mixed Chorus 1
Student Counc1l 3
Vice President 1
DAR LYENE HAR MS
Girls Glee Clubl 2 4
Mixed Chorus 1 2 4
Class Plays 3 4
Pep Club 1 2 3 4
ROLAND ANDERSEN
Baseball 1
Class Play 4
Student Manager 1
WAYNE Mc QUEEN
Class Pres1dent 3
Baseball 1 2
Basketball 1 2
Class Play 3 4
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We the Sen1or Class of 54 do make our last w1ll as follows
We do gxve and bequeath to the sen1ors of 55 the honored t1tle of Seniors and o11r
best wlshes to all the future classes of A H S
I Wayne McQueen do g1VE and bequeath my dual exhaust system to Ke1th V My mterests
1n Cherokee Rock Raplds and Sheldon to Harold M My wh1te bucks to Katle My had habits
to Roger My good tunes to LaVerna My Evolut1onary theor1es to Mr McCr1ll St Anthony
Idaho to whoever can make the tr1p My ab1l1ty to be 1n bed by three o clock and all my speed
1ng tlckets etc to Gary Ballou My hot rod 1deas to Professor Emsteln and last but for sure
not the least my ab1l1ty to get mto trouble to Gordean
I Mary Ann Jarvlll do g1ve and bequeath my red ha1r to Glenda R My desk to the un
lucky person that gets lt My fun that I had 1n school to Jamce W and all my old papers and
penc1ls to Kathleen L
I Cla1re DeWaay do glve and bequeath my curly han' to Lowell B my old Buck Sk1n to
anyone who can run her My f1rst cha1r 1n band to Norman My interest 1n surround1ng towns
to Harold M and the best of luck to the Junlors
I Jeanette Rolfes do g1ve and bequeath my hexght to Donald Menke My mcknames
Peedle d1nk and skmny to Sharon K and Judy E My back seat to Evalena F My ab1l1ty
of gomg steady to Patty B I also wxsh the class of 55 luck 1n the com1ng year
I Robert Blankers do g1ve and bequeath mus1c ab1l1ty and f1rst 1n the state 1n my Junior
year to Norman Van Donslear My typewr1ter and off1ce work to Charlotte and Ke1th The
movxe mach1ne and popcorn mach1ne to Ted T1emans My pos1t1on 1n Band to J1m and George
the annual to Judy my long ha1r to Marl1n my ab1l1ty to dr1ve on the road to the g1rls takmg
Dr1vers Tra1n1ng my seat by the wmdow and rad1ator to the next year Senlors and the best
wxshes and luck to the Class of 55
I Leona Grooters do g1ve and bequeath my he1ght to Denms Andersen my h1story grades
to anyone who wants them My work for the hot lunch to Charlotte my n1ckname legs to
Patty my desk to whoever wants It next year my lnterest of Sanborn to Glenda B and I w1sh
the class of 55 the best of luck 1n the future
I Ronald Storm do g1ve and bequeath my blond ha1r to Lowell Baxter my he1ght to
Donald Menke and Denn1s Anderson my glasses to Harold Muxlenburg my basketball and base
ball su1t to Ke1th Verburg my seat by the n1ce warm reglster to some cold blooded soul and
all my success and happy t1mes at A H S to the Class of 1955
I Norman Phllby do glve and bequeath my manner Ui' anyj to Ted Tlemens My helght
to Harold my shortstop pos1t1on to Donald Menke and my umform fNumber lj to the bat boy
the Junk 1n my desk to Charhe seventy f1ve cents to Ted so he can get a ha1r cut all the danc
1ng steps I learned to Ke1th Verburg and anything else that m1ght be laymg around plus my
car to anyone who stops to plck It up And the best of luck to those swell k1ds 1n the Class of
1955
I Darlyne Harms do g1V8 and bequeath my dark ha1r to Evalena my bookkeeplng ab1l1ty
to Ruth B my h1story papers to anyone dumb enough to want them my corny Jokes to Ja.n1ce
and my fa1th 1n g1rls to Ke1th and the best w1shes to the class of 1955
I Glenda Morfltt do g1ve and bequeath my basketball su1t to Ruth Ann my seat in the
bus to Audrey or anybody else who wants It the typewrlter 1n the back corner of the typmg
room to the Junk dealer the llbrary w1th all the OLD books to Loxs my babys1tt1ng Job fln the
playj to Ke1th the many good t1mes ln A H S to the underclassmen and my best w1shes to the
class of '55
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I Margene De Kok do g1ve and bequeath my short ha1r and halrgroommg sess1ons to
Audrey Koepmck my ab1l1ty to go steady to Ke1th Verburg and that squeakmg clarmet to the
Ind1ans to use for the1r war dances' Also Harold s teas1ng 1n Typ1ng Lab to Sheryl for years of
further use and best w1shes to the Sen1or of the com1ng year
I Roland Andersen do g1ve and bequeath my drawmg abihty and speedmg t1ckets to
Ke1th V my abil1ty to tease the g1rls to Leo my worn out mud flaps to my l1ttle brother and
my ab1l1ty to stay 1n the back seat of the assembly to Gary Ballou
I Raphael Portz do g1ve and bequeath my black curly ha1r to Marl1n Idso my back seat
U1 the assembly to Harold Mu1lenburg my student manager Job to Ke1th Verburg my ab1l1ty
to get along w1th Mr Heppler to Fuzzy my mterest 1n Royal to Leo my he1ght to Gary DeBoorn
and my old typing papers to George and anythmg found lymg around to anyone who thlnks they
can use lt
I Larry Menke do g1Ve and bequeath my dark ha1r to Patty B my he1ght to Harold M
my ab111ty to stay away from g1rls to Ke1th V my lucky number 14 to Marlm my ab1l1ty to
behave 1n the study hall to Leo any Junk laymg around to Audrey the Job of keep1ng a southpaw
on the p1tch1ng staff to Bruce S and the best of luck to the class of 55
SENIOR CLASS PLAY
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Gertle Ranger a young Wlfe Margene DeKok
Opal Peebles Her next door ne1ghbor Mary An Jarv1ll
Tommy Ranger a proud young husband and father Wayne McQueen
lst Ma.n a husky young mover Norman Ph1lby
2nd Man H15 helper Ray Portz
Patr1c1a fPeepJ Manv1lle a teen age baby s1tter Glenda Morf1tt
B111 Blodgett Peep s latest boy friend Larry Menke
Sh1rley Bond another baby s1tter Jeanette Rolfes
.lame Carr st1ll another Darlene Harms
Bob Drake and yet another Robert Blankers
Jack Norton and another Clalre De Waay
Mrs Harper Gert1e s mother Leona Grotters
Off1cer O Ban1on a pol1ceman Ronald Storm
Synops1s
When Tommy Ranger wants to take h1s pretty young Wlfe Gertle out for the evemng to cele
brate their wedd1ng ann1versary they have no 1dea of the terr1ble m1x up that w1ll result 1n
the h1r1ng of teen age Patr1c1a Ma.nv1lle who IS to s1t w1th the Rangers baby unt1l they come
home Now Peep l1ke all teenagers loves T V and Mr Ranger has g1ven h1S Wlfe a per
fectly beaut1.t'ul set for an annlversary present So Peep calls all her fr1ends hop1ng that some
of them can come over and see the TV set But they all happen to be s1tt1ng w1th bab1es them
selves even the boys! But that doesn t deter them They come over and brmg the1r bab1es
w1th them' A regular party results but th1s IS broken up by Mrs Ranger s mother who has
come to warn her daughter that the man she Jllted when she marrled Mr Ranger and who 1S
a mental case has escaped wxth the avowed 1ntent1on of k1dnap1ng the Rangers ch1ldl Well
the teen agers rush away to the respect1ve homes where they ve been s1tt1ng But Horrors'
Every last one of them has taken the wrong baby So the1rs 1S a mad scraxnble to f1nd the
r1ght bab1es before the parents come home In the shuffle even the Ranger baby 1S m1sla1d
wh1ch proves to be a good th1ng ln the long run because the kidnapper 1S h1d1ng 1n the house
wa1t1ng to steal lt and how can he steal the rlght baby when there are so many to choose from?
So he makes the best of a bad bargam and steals Mr Ranger s mother 1n law 1nstead' Every
th1ng turns out all r1ght. So that Peep 15 someth1ng of a l1tt1e hero1ne 1n the end
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CLASS PR OPI-IE CY
We are assembled here th1s even1ng to b1d farewell to the graduat1ng class of 54 Of
course we are all xnterested ln know1ng how the members of th1s class w1ll be occup1ed IH say
65 We s1ncerely hope that there is not one among you Sen1ors who will take this prophecy
ser1ously However anyone W1Sh1Hg to see us after the Jumor Senxor banquet will find our
present addresses unknown
On Sunday morn1ng 1n the summer of 1965 as we tune 1nto stat1on WMB Saint Anthony
Idaho we hear someone preachlng It doesn t sound too 1nterest1ng so let s try another stat1on
NO WAIT! Doesn t h1S voice sound fam1l1ar? It s Reverend McQueen orxglnally from Archer
H1gh My how he changed! It seems somethmg attracted h1m to Idaho it couldn t be a gal
he met back in the summer of 53 could 1t?
lt seems another stat1on 15 trymg to drown hun out Let s see who th1s 1S Well Lf lt
isn t Gabel Gertie the well known opera star She has just f1n1shed her song and IS now
being 1nterviewed It 15 the one and only Mary Ann J arv1l from good old Archer H1gh
Now as we change stat1ons we hear the successor to John Cameron Swayze w1th the
pre historic news of today Roland Andersen who IS reportmg on Professor Ronald Swede
Storm He is giving one of his large bu1ld1ngs to the college of Nonsense! Mr Storm has made
out very well m his l1.fe s work Next year he plans to pay off the U S National debt
Smce the news IS over let sl1sten to the famous French Horn Player successor of Harrey
Jacobs of the Chicago Symphony Norman Howard Philby While he was 1n the Archer H1gh
Band he advanced so much and became so accompl1shed that he quit and now
he has advanced to th1S h1gh position
Now back to Roland Andersen w1th the pre h1stor1c news of today
Master Detective Ray Shovel Spade who 15 d1gg1ng in a very bafflmg case now reports
that one of his old time pals the late Coach Heppler has turned up mlssing Last t1me we saw
h1m he walked onto the basketball floor and yelled get to work Dld the boys mob h1m or
Ray dlgs h1m out
Now to tell of a most fascmatmg' woman truck dr1ver who has had only 10 accidents 1n
the past week As the driver is being interv1ewed we find that she 1S Da.rlyene Harms for
merly of Archer Hxgh
A late bulletln has just been rece1ved concermng the escaped convict Clamity K1tts
al1as Larry Menke formerly of Archer He was caught m the act of stealmg a show He was
conv1cted 1n court and while U1 pr1son was such a perfect model of a cr1m1nal that they made
h1m the warden
When readlng the evening paper we notice that Rockhead Blankers the former Robert
Blankers of Archer Hlgh was recently elected the most valuable hockey player for the New York
Yankees
Well well what IS this? Clalre De Waay known as Snoopy D1g em up Joe has recently
returned from excavating a pyram1d at the North Pole There he found tlfe remams of h1s
w1.fe Naghead Magg1e
We are t1red of hstenmg to the radio and readlng the paper let s turn on telev1s1on for a
while Oh look it s K1dS Corner and who should be on but a couple of l1ttle Andrmgas who
have lnher1ted their mother s ability to smg Let s take a look at the parents who are sitting in
the audience Well if it isn t Margene Andringa the former Margene De Kok of Archer
We have tuned 1nto channel 11 and are now v1ewing a cowboy show It seems it 15 our
western star Hopalong Cassidy and h1s w1fe Dragalong Casulty Hopalong has been havmg
trouble keepmg Dragalong out of the way ofthe bullets because she can t dodge them as good as
he can Mrs Casulty is the former Glenda Morf1tt of Archer High
As we v1ew the wresthng tonight lt seems a couple of former Archer g1rls have taken
up the profess1on In this corner we have M1ll1e Muscle the former Jeanette Rolfes and
in the other corner Lose Limb Leona After all the hair pulling and f1ght1ng the referee
has determined It to be a draw
We smcerely hope that th1s prophecy will be rece1ved by each of you w1th the same sp1r1t
of fun with whlch lt has been prepared
did Larry Menke bump him off? Tune in next week and find out what happens when Spade Shovel
CLASS HISTORY 1941 1954
Th1rteen years ago on September the second 1941 s1xteen children started to
Archer School They were Carol Jass Lavonne Brown Marle Bottm Wayne Mc Queen
Ke1th Smlthers Glenda Morfitt Ruth Norton Harold Bottin Claire De Waay Robert
Blankers Lavonne De Kok Berme Saupe Frankhn Vanderberg Frances Bonescott Rus
sell Stembeck and Margene De Kok Our teacher who started us was Miss Rlchardsen
Dur1ng the year our number 1ncreased to seventeen This young lad who came was Larry
Menke One of our ma.1n activxtxes was the May Pole Dance When we entered first
grade we had twenty PUPIIS Roland Andersen Kerm1t Stofferan and Mary Ann Jarvxll
came Those who left us were Frances Bonescott Harrlet Notebone and Ruth Norton
Our f1rst grade teacher was M1ss Crooks Durmg the second grade year Stanley Al
berts and James Mc Cosh came and Russell Stelnbeck moved Our teacher for the next
two grades second and third was M1ss Den Hartog Our outside act1v1ty was scarlet
fever and the mumps In third grade Lavonne DeKok Carol Jass Frankl1n Vandenberg
and Stanley Alberts moved leaving our number fourteen but in the same year Marlo
Vanden Hull Mary Funderman a.nd Betty Jean Buus came brmging our number up to
seventeen In fourth grade M1ss Nagel was teacher Darlyne Harms came and Berme
Saupe and James Mc Cosh left us In f1.fth grade we were met by M1ss Beran Those
who Joined us were Marllyn Ferrand and Jack Dolphin During the year we had an oper
etta named The Farmer In The Dell which most of the fourth fifth s1xth and seventh
were xn Some of the boys had sore faces from the slaps of the gxrls In s1xth grade
Marlo Vanden Hull and Ke1th Sm1thers left Jeanette Rolfus and Norman Ph1lby came
Our falthful teacher was Mrs Voll1nk We entered seventh grade w1th flfteen puplls
Larry Manke had a we1ner roast Our teacher was Mrs Hascall who helped us put on a
elghth grade w1th s1xteen pup11s Ke1th started w1th us at the f1rst of the year Frances
Gill moved to Humboldt South Dakota InMarch Rayphael Portz came Durlng the year
we attended several skating pa.rt1es at the Sheldon Roller Skatmg Rmk Ronald Storm
and Leona Grooters graduated w1th us from eighth grade
As we started our Freshman year our class cons1sted of Ronald Storm Roland
Anderson Wayne Mc Queen Claire De Waay KelthSmithers Ray Portz Norman Ph1lby
Larry Menke Robert Blankers Lavonne Brown Leona Grooters Jeanette Rolfes Mar
gene DeKok Glenda Morfitt Da.r1yne Harms and Mary Ann J3.l'V11l
W1th Miss Dornbusch as our sponsor we gave a theater party and later came to
school for a wemer roast
Mr Matzdorff was our sponsor durmg our Tenth grade but we were mlnus one whlch
was Roland Andersen who had gone to Montana We had the enjoyment of planning for
Freshman In1t1atlon and of ordering our class rmgs
Starting our eleventh year with Mrs McCr1ll as our sponsor we were minus one
more which was Keith Smithers Lavonne Brown also left us during th1s year We re
ce1ved our class r1ngs which we thought were the prett1est of all the others We also
presented our Junior Class play F1nders Creepers with Mr Good as our director
Our class attended career day 1n Paulhna and we sponsored our Senior and Junior Ban
quet with the theme being Under Western Skles The banquet was served by the
Reformed Ladies Aid
As we beg1n our last year we are happy Roland Andersen is with us and we are
under the gnudance of Mrs Campbell and Mr Brower This year was f1lled with days of
engoyment We had our pictures taken on October 8 1n Sloux City In December we gave
the Chr1stmas party Our play Bables Nlght Out 1S to be presented April 14 w1th
M1ss De Beer as our director. We are now looking forward for Sk1p Day the Jun1or
Semor Banquet and of course last but not least Baccalaureate and Commencement
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Judy Andersen Glenda Blok LOIS Bonderman SECOND ROW Patty Ballou K1eth Verbuxg
Norman Van Slear Harold Mu1lenburg Lowell Baxter George Blankers Charlotte Dykstra
JUNIOR CLASS PLAY
D1rected by Mr Good
Homer Hollowbone Norman Van Donslear
Mel1ssa Dugan LaVerna N18UWeHhU1S
Paw Hollowbone George Blankers
Maw Hollowbone Charlotte Dykstra
Sarah Jo Hollowbone Kathleen Lemku1l
Gracle May Hollowbone Patr1c1a Ballou
Franme Jane Hollowbone Lo1s Bonderman
W1dow Bla1rhouse Evalena Fykstra
Bertha Blalrhouse Glenda Blok
Shm Blalrhouse Lowell Baxter
Granpap Harold Mu11enburg
Isabel Todd Judy Andersen
Pepper Ke1th Verburg
The hero Homer Hollowbone has fallen 1n love w1th a debutante whose plcture he found 1n
a newspaper that was wrapped around some f1sh He begms a correspondence w1th the g1rl tell
1ng her that he l1ves 1namans1on w1ll be vacat1on1ng 1n Europe over the summer and IS a very
refined person To put it mildly he has exaggerated He 11V6S 1n a shack 1n the mounta1ns w1th
h1s d1rty Sh1ft18SS famlly Maw and Fanny Jane work hard Paw only eats sleeps and teaches
Glor1a his pet skunk to do trlcks Sarah Jo and Gracle May spend then' t1me teas1ng Homer
and chas1ng boys It s been a hard w1nter and now they are 1n the m1dst of a snow storm
Homer is wr1t1ng a letter to h1S debutar-te Mel1ssa Dugan when Gracxe May grabs 1t and
reads 1t aloud Paw 1ns1sts lt 1S a court1n letter and demands to know the g1rl s name They
Jump to the conclus1on that lt was written to Bertha Bla1rhouse Just as she her W1dOWed Maw
and her brother arrxve to take refuge from the storm Homer 1S bus1ly duck1ng Bertha when
another unexpected guest arrlves No less than Mehssa Dugan herself' She tells them she
became lost 1n the snow storm Wh1l6 on her way to marry a handsome well educated young
gentleman w1th whom she has been correspond1ng Homer almost chokes He hadn t 1ntended
h1s letters to sound THAT ser1ous' Desperately he tr1es to keep her from d1scover1ng h1S 1den
t1ty H1s efforts nusfire however and Mel1ssa Dugan learns the truth Her method of revenge
was very amusing Homer f1nds hlmself engaged to the bolsterous Bertha unt1l Grac1e
May tells Bertha that Homer suffers perxods of unconscwusness dur1ng Wh1Ch he th1nks he IS a
dog Homer IS unaware of h1s s1ster s efforts 1n h1s behalf unt1l Bertha glves h1m a bone to
chew. There s also a b1t of feudmg and a wonderful happy surpr1se end1ng
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FIRST ROW Glenda Reekers Gordeane Haberrnehl 'lhelma Peelen Ruth Bruggom Ruth
Ann Clevermga Marvls Krauss SECOND ROW Mr Marzdorf Sponsor Sylvla Dykstra
Janlce Wllhams Beverley Bolkema She ryl Storm Joanne Nlebuhr Carole Morfltt
Larry Koepmck Gary Ballou Leo Kulper
FRESHMAN CLASS
FIRST ROW Norene Nleuwenhuls Marcella Rolfes Wllla Jean Harms Arlene Beckman
Nancy Peterson Judy Ehlers Sharon Koepmck SECOND ROW Donald Menke James
Rohwer Rodne y Harms Bruce Stofferan Donald Blankets Theodore Tlemans Mr
Heppler Sponsor ABSENT Denms Anderson
Marjory Koepnick., THIRD ROW: Roger Lemkuil, Marlln Idso, Paul Sauoe, Gary De Boorni
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FIRST ROW Sharon Menke Barbara Peterson Kenny W1ll1ams Rlchard
Dykstra Wanda Farnsworth Paulette Lemkull Marllyn Rolfes Stan Lem
ku1l James Wagnaar Judy Swartz Dav1d Ballou Donna Bogaard
SECOND ROW Mr Tarnasky Barbara Kalser Madel1ne Ballou Douglas
MOPf1tt D1ck Bogaard Mary Ku1per Lorrame Idso Nancy Alberts Dav1d
Reeves Norman Appleton Edw1n Wolthmzen Larry Bruggom Arv1n Verburg
Mr Good
THIRD ROW Tommy W1ll1ams Wendell Dykstra Dav1d DeKok Charles
Rolfes Bradley P1etens Stanley W1lk1ns Warner Bonderman Mr Graham
Roberta Blok Joanne Harms Phylls Bruggom Raymond Buse Ernest Soren
son Jerry Saunders
CLASS OFFICERS
8th Grade 7th Grade
President Wendell F Pres1dent Stanley Lemkull
V1ce Pres1dent Warner B V1ce Pres1dent Dav1d Ballou
Treasurer Stanley W Treasurer Mark Kuiper
Reporter Dxck B Reporter Bea Ballou
Sponsor Mr Graham Sponsor Mr Tarnasky
Sth Grade
Pres1dent Kenny W
V1ce Pres1dent James W
Secretary Lorrame I
Treasurer Joanne H
Reporter Joanne H
Sponsor Mr Good
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FIFTH GRADE
FRONT ROW Left to Rlght PaulMerley f'olleenC1ever1nga Charleswolthulzen Phylhs
Verburg Donald Koepnxck Fred Wagenaar Evelyn Wolthulzen Kenneth Schlllmg BACK
ROW Mrs Brouwer Warren Hulst Leonard Blok Darlene Rolfes Donald Harms Myrna
Wagenaar Donald Roozeboorn Helen Bolkema Perry Saupe
FOURTH GRADE
FRONT ROW Left to Rlght Bonme W1ll1arns Ehzabeth Dykstra Sharllyne Lernkuil
Brenda Farnsworth BACK ROW Mrs Lampkm Douglas Reeves B1llyBallou Margene
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FIRST ROW Left to Rlght LyellBallou Ross Ballou GladysN1eman Jeann1eKle1nhekse1
Letha Bogaard Llnda Bogaard Elame Peterson SECOND ROW Mrs Graham Daryl
Van Meeteren Judy Brouwer Patty Hadden Robert Wagenaar Stanley Schwartz Kenny
Baxter Rlcky Schwartz
FIRST ROW Left to Rxght Cheryl Wllkens Carolyn Don Merley Paula Saupe Margo
Klemheksel Jolene Byers Phyllls Kaxser Carol Koepnlck Roger Menke SECOND ROW
M1ss DeBeer Kenneth Iverson Sharol W1ll1ams Myrna Wolthulzen Sheryl Honkomp
Norma Pletens Donna Van Meeteren J1mmy Koepmck
SECOND GRADE
FIRST GRADE
FIRST ROW Denms De Vrles Marg ry Wagenaar Llnda Noteboorn Beverly Verburg
Barbara Flaugh Dlane Mennmng Tommy Farnsworth Jeffrey Woodman Shlrley Proehl
Rlchard Akeson BACK ROW Donald Heerde Floyd Larsen Sherry Nlebuhr Carol
Lernkull Wendell Iverson La Donna Bosch Nelva Smp Berdella Grooters Carolyn Va.n
Metteran ABSENT Martin Stofferan
KINDE RGARTEN
Farnsworth Betty Wllllams Dlane Morfltt Karen Blok SECOND ROW Mrs. Heppler
Judy Wagenaar Connle Kalser Loran Flaugh Marllyn Henspeter Marqorle Clevermga
Nell Johnson Carol Menmng Conme Hadden Loulse Schwartz Donald DeKok Denms
Farnsworth ABSENT Darlene Gloden Gregory Hofmeyer George Schnelder Lonme
Van Meeteran
FIRST ROW: Jimmy Stofferan, Eugene Smith, Linda Wolthuizen, Christa Foster, Billy
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Th1s year we were pr1v11eged to have Mr Graham a new d1rector to conduct our mus1c
department We thank hxm whole heartedly for his able d1rect1on and aSS1StaI1Ce
Our band wh1ch was composed of 29 members rehearsed every Monday Wednesday and
Frlday from 8 35 to 9 20 o clock In the fall and spr1ng there was marchlng band On Decem
ber 16 the entire band boarded the school bus and went to Calumet where the O Brlen County
Band Festxval was held The day was spent pract1c1ng and xn the evemng a mass band concert
was g1ven The band also went to Sanborn to march mn the Sanborn D1amond Jub1lee Parade
Everyone enjoyed themselves 1n sp1te of the heat that day Also dur1ng the basketball season
a l1vely pep band prov1ded sp1r1ted entertamment In the Spr1ng the band part1c1pated m the
Marchxng Band Festlval m Sheldon On the 8th of May the band partlclpated 1n the contest
wh1ch was held at Alton The march1ng band also went to Orange Cxty on May 22 to march 1n
the colorful Tuhp Festival parade
8 the mixed Chorus also took part 1n the large group contest Although the g1rls outnumbered
the boys almost three to one the results of the s1ng1ng was not changed 1n proport1on as 1f the
Chorus was evenly balanced
Some students part1c1pated 111 the small rnusxcal groups such as the g1r1s tr1o the
mxxed and brass quartets the gxrls sextette and the Clarlnet quartet The small groups and
solos that took part in the small group contest at George on Aprll 9 and 10 were as follows
Patr1c1a Ballou
Gordeane Habermehl
Glenda Reekers
Audrey Koepnick
Instrumental solos
Robert Blankers
Audrey Koepnick
Judy Ehlers
Small Groups
Brass Quartet
Girls Tr1o
Girls Sextette
Margene De Kok
Thlema Peelen
James Rowher
Sharon Koepnlck
Baritone Euphon1um
Trombone
Clarmet
Mixed Quartet
Clarinet Quartet
Jamce W1ll1ams
Norman Van Donslear
Cla1re De Waay
Paul Saupe
Gary Ballou
Thelma Peelen Plano
Sharon KOCPHICR P13110
The girls glee club met every Monday Wednesday and Frlday 12 45 1 30 There were
35 girls that partxcxpated
We would also like to thank our accompamsts Beverly Balkema who played for m1xed
chorus Margene De Kok who played for g1rls glee club and Sharon Koepn1ck who played for
most of the small groups for the1r fine co operat1on and ass1sta.nce
The mus1c department presented an all musxcal program on February 26 Most of the
program was devoted to the people who part1c1pated 1n the contest.
The mixed chorus met every Tuesday and Thursday from 8:35 to 9:20 o'clock. On May
BAND
LEFT TO RIGHT CLARINETS Beverly Balkema Jud3 Elhers Lols Bonderrnan
Carole Morf1tt Margene De Kok Glenda MOTf1tt Dlrector Mr Graham PER
CUSSION Gordeane Habermehl Thelma Peelen Glenda Reekers Kathleen Lernkull
La Verna Nleuwenhuls Glenda Blok BASS HORN Paul Saupe BARITONES
Robert Blankers James Rohwer George Blankers TROMBONES Audrey Koep
n1ck Ruth Ann Cleverlnga TRUMPETS Clalre De Waay Norman Van Donslear
Larry Menke Marv1s Krauss Rodney Harms Bruce Stofferan Douglas Morfxtt
Stanley Wllkens SAXOPHONES MarJor1eKoepn1ck Larry Koepmck Sharon Koep
n1ck TWIRLERS Patr1c1a Ballou Jud1th Andersen Jamce W1ll1ams
MIXED QUAR TET
LEFT TO RIGHT: Claire De Waay, Margene De Kok, Glenda Morfitt, Robert Blankers
MIXED CHORUS
LEFT TO RIGHT BACK ROW Jamce Wxlllams Sheryl Storm Gary Ballou
Robert Blankers Paul Saupe Rodney Harms Larry Koepnlck Norman Van
Donslear Claxre De Waay George Blankers James Rohr Mr Graham
d1rector MIDDLE ROW Lo1s Bonderman Darlene Harms RuthAnn Clever
mga Joanne Nlebhur Jeanette Rolfes Glenda Blok Sylvla Dykstra Kathleen
Reekers Audrey Koepn1ck Beverly Balkarna accompanlst FRONT ROW
Judy Ehlers Gordeane Habermehl Patr1c1a Ballou Thelma Peelan Ruth
Bruggom Evalena Fykstra Mary Ann Jarvll Carole Morfltt Marv1s Krauss
Marjorle Koepmck Sharon Koepnlck
GIRLS TRIO
LEFT TO RIGHT Carole Morfltt Margene DeKok Glenda Morf1tt
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GIRLS GLEE
LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT ROW Judy Ehlers Gordeane Haberrnehl Thelma
Peelen Patr1c1a Ballou Wllla Jean Harms Evalena Fykstra Mary Ann Jar
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MIDDLE ROW Mr Graham dxrector Lols Bonderman Jan1ceW1ll1ams
Darlene Harms Glenda Blok GlendaMorf1tt Judy Anderson Marcella Rolfes
Norene Ne1wenhu1s Carole Morfltt Marvls Krauss Margorle Koepmck Glen
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LEFT TO RIGHT Clalre De Waay Norman Van Donslear
Audrey Koepnlck Robert Blankers
GIRLS SEXTETTE
A nd e r s o n , Glenda Morfltt Margorle Koepmcx Patrlcxa
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LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Koepnick, Carole Morfitt, Judy
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FRONT ROW Left to Rlght Coach Heppler Clamre De Waay, Larry Menke RonaldStorm
Harold Mullenburg Marlm Idso Norman Van Donslear Ray Portz Student Manager
BACK ROW George Blankers Norman Phllby Paul Saupe Lowell Baxter Gary De
Boom Donald Blankers Leo Kulper
FRONTROW Leftto Rlght RayPortz StudentManager NormanPh1lby Donald Blankers
LeoKu1per Donald Menke CoachHeppler MIDDLE ROW LarryMenke Roger Lemkull
Clalre De Waay George Blankers BACK ROW Paul Saupe Lowell Baxter Harold
Mullenburg Ronald Storm Marlm Idso Norman Van Donslear
HIGH SCHOOL BASE BALL
HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS
LEFT TO RIGHT La Verna N1ewenhu1s Judy Anderson Glenda
MOPf1ft Ruth Ann Clevermga
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL
FIRST ROW Left to Rlght Mar1or1e Koepmck MBFVIB Krauss Carole Morfitt Glenda
Storm Beverly Bolkerna La Verna N1ewenhu1s Mrs Heppler Chaperone BACK ROW
Joanne Nlebuhr Jamce Wllllams Glenda Morhtt Audrey Koepmck
Reekers, Alldrey Koepnick.. SECOND Row: ME. he-pp1er, coachg Judy Angel-WH, Sheryl
JUNIOR HIGH BOYS BASKETBALL
FRONT ROW Left to Rlght Tom W1111ams D1ckBogaard Douglas MOFf1tt H1rnWagonaar
Larry Bruggom BACK ROW Coach Heppler Stanley Wllkens Warner Bonderman Jerry
Joe Saunders Charles Rolfes Davld De Kok
JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL
FRONT ROW Left to R1ght Jlm Wagonaar Torn Wmlhams Larry Br-uggom Dav1d De
Kok Kenny W11l1ams Rlchard Dykstra BACK ROW Dlck Bogaard Stanley Wukens
Charles Rolfes Jerry Joe Saunders Warner Bonderman Douglas Morfmtt Coach Heppler
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FRONT ROW Left to Rlght Beatr1ceBa11ou Donna Bogaard Wanda Farnsworth Mar11yn
Rolfes Sharon Menke Barbra Peterson Paulette Lernkull Judy Schwartz BACK ROW
Kulper Nancy Alberts Barbra Kalser
JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS
LEFT TO RIGHT P h y111 s Bruggom M a r y Kulper Lorrame
Idso Nancy Alberts
Coach,Hepp1er, Lorraine Idso, Roberta Blok, Phyllis Bruggon, Joanne 'Harms, Mary
SOCIAL NEWS
Woe to the Freshmen last September 25' As you probably have guessed
that was the night of the b1g 1mt1at1on party g1ven by the sophomores The usual
1n1t1ation stunts were called for such as washing someone s feet with a toothbrush
eatxng worms etc The ent1re high school was mvited and everyone had a good
time At the close of the evening a del1c1ous lunch was served
On November 11 the losers of the magazme subscriptlon contest gave the
winners a gym party Glenda Morfitt and Cla1re De Waay acted as captalns and
Robert Blankers was the bus1ness manager After an evenlng of volleyvall we
enjoyed refreshments mcludlng 1ce cream furmshed by the Curtls Pubhshmg Comp
any
The A H S students spent the night of December 18 spreadlng good cheer by
slnging carols at several homes ln Archer Back at the school house we played
games exchanged glfts and enjoyed a dehcious lunch served by the Seniors
Then on April 23 the Freshmen entertalned the hxgh school with a party
Refreshments were served Thanks for the good time Freshmen'
The Juruors gave the1r party on March 17 It was a comb1nat1on skating and
show party at Sheldon Everyone had an enjoyable t1me
Dux-mg the year we had several dances They were chaperoned by var1ous
teachers and pop and candy bars were sold We all enjoyed the dances very much
and looked forward to the next one
We also had several assembly programs On October 5 we were entertamed
by the comlcal and fast movmg mag1c1an Roy Mayer
Ed Stelnmetz and h1s wonderful trampohne act appeared here on March 22
Then on May 5 we enjoyed watchmg Ben Hammond and h1s act wh1ch mcluded
cartoons and ventnloqulsm
This year we were g1ven a new k1nd of entertalnrnent we were gxven the
priv1lege of watch1ng telev1s1on We watched the World Ser1es and the telecast of
CLASS OFFICERS
FRESHMEN
Pres1dent Donald Blankers
V1ce Pres1dent Judy Elhers
Secretary Treasurer Donald Menke
Reporter Sharon Koepmck
Representatlves Rodney and Nancy
SOPHOMORE
President Ruth Ann Clevermga
V1ce Pres1dent Sherly Storm
Secretary Treasurer Joanne N1ebuhr
Reporter Janice Wilhams
Representatlves Carole Morf1tt
Larry Koepmck
JUNIOR
President Judy Andersen
Vice Pres1dent Kathleen Lemkuxl
Secretary Treasurer Audrey Koepmck
Representatwes Lowell Baxter
Patty Ballou
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MAIL CIRCULATION IN THESE FOUR COUNTIES
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COMMERCIAL PRINTING
ADVERTISING IS WORTH MORE IN THE SHELDOIN MAIL BECAUSE
OF OUR LARGER CIRCULATION
MORE PEOPLE READ
THE HELDO MAIL
THE WO0DS EW PAPER
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CO OP PRODUCTS
TANK WAGON SERVICE
Sheldon Phone 600
GOODYEAR FARM TRUCK and CAR TIRES
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HAUER LUMRER CRMPANY
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OF
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YOUR ONE STOP SHOPPING CENTER
Pmmghar Iowa
QUALITY GROCERIES MEATS DRY GOODS CLOTHING and SHOES
FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
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QUALITY FURNITURE ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM
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BILL S STANDARD SERVICE
Standard Products
Prxmghar Iowa
NAGLE S PRODUCE AND FEEDS
Phone 34 Prlrnghar Iowa
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DR B C HAGEN
STANDARD CAFE
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Where your frxends meet
the1r frlends
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Busmess Phone 41 Res Phone 272
WATSON FURNITURE STORE
Wallpaper Pamts Phllgas Stoves
Quaker O11 stoves Washlng Machmes
Ironmte Ironers
Sanborn Iowa
PRINCESS THEATER
Sanborn Iowa
Open Frlday Saturday Sunday
One top show a week
PRINCE E LECTRIC
Maytag Frlgldalre APPIIRIICES
Bulb and Bottle Gas Serv1ce
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DR C MARIS DR L J SWEENEY
Sanborn Iowa
Phone 76
Primghar Iowa On Highway 18 - Bus Depot - Ph. 286
HELDO PAI T and WALLPAPER TURE
PAINTS WALLPAPER GLASS
INSTALLING and GENERAL REPAIR
Across from New Hospmtal
Hlghway 18 Phone 900
VER CHO0R MOTOR
SHE LDON HOS PE RS
CHEVROLET AND BUICK
Sales and Servlce
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WAYNE FEEDS HY LINE CHICKS
TRIPLE TESTED FOR QUALITY
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JOHN DEERE QUALITY FARM MACHINERY
Phone 276 Sheldon Iowa
Alemite Lubrication
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PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL PHOTOS COPYING
ENLARGING PHOTOSTATS OIL COLORING
ANYT IME ANYWHE RE ANYTHING
Phone 265 Box 647
FIRST ATIO AL BA K
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ELITE CLEA ER
Sanborn Prxmghar Archer
WE CANNOT PLEASE EVERYONE BUT WE 'IRY
GREE LEE F000 MARKET
QUALITY MEATS FRUITS and VEGETABLES
LOCKERS and PROCESSING WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES
Phones 206 Prmmghar Iowa
Sanborn Iowa
A GOOD PLACE TO BANK
MEMBER FDIC
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LOCKERS, MEATS and GROCERIES
Phone 77 Sanborn Iowa
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LANDHUIS JEWELRY
Blueb1rd Dlarnonds I-FTRIO GRILL
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FEED GRINDING and MIXING
Phone 338 Sheldon Iowa
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MCCORMICK DEERING MACHINERY
INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS
REFRIGERATORS and FREEZERS
WE FEATURE FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION
MADE TO ORDER
HELDO GREENHOU E
WHEN YOU THINK OF FLOWERS THINK OF OURS
Phone 178 311 W 9th St Sheldon Iowa
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Pmmghar
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CHEVROLET SALES and SERVICE
MOBILOIL MOBILGAS GOODRICH TIRES
Comphments of Dmvers trammg car
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DR W C BOLE DER
Prlmghar
BEST WISHES FROM
DR DYSON
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MODERN APPLIANCES
Orvllle Ver Hoef Prop
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JOHNSON CAFE
Sheldon Iowa
GREY SHOP
Earl Washer Prop
Sheldon Iowa
ANDERSON BLACKSMITH SHOP
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General Blacksmtth
Phone Archer
ARCHER TELEPHONE EXCHANGE INC
Faye Mateer Manager
Compllments of
J I HOLCOMB MANUFACTURING CO
Barth Ave at Palmer
Indlanapolls 7 Indlana
Manufacturers of cleanlng chemtcals
and cleanmg brushes smce 1896
C Arvld Bankson Phone B44B4
1600 West 26 St Sloux Clty 3 Iowa
Hardware and John Deere Implements
Prlmghar Iowa
KAISER ELECTRIC
House W1r1ng Flxtures
Apphances E le ctrlcal Repau'
Phone 28 Archer
COMPLIMENTS OF
A DER 0 MEAT MARKET
Archer Iowa
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SHELDON
Slagle Lumber Company
Sheldon Army and Navy
The Sheldon Natlonal Bank
Corner Cafe
SANBORN
Ph1ll1p s Servlce Statlon
Hessel Dykstra
Sanborn Drug
Dr M J Shanahan
Sanborn Pxoneer
Schubert Clothmg
AD
W1ll F Katser
Shertdan s 5 and 10
Prunghar 8: Sanborn
Jean s Jewelry
Bake Shop
Roy Hughes County Recorder
H H Shultz County Attorney
Katser Insurance Agency
Ellamay Hoeven
Prms Surge Servtce Phone 367
Bert S Barber Shop
Earl Benner s D X Statlon
Prunghar Implement
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