Clinton High School - Clintonian Yearbook (Clinton, IA)
- Class of 1947
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'ff ' . 3 vu , F ,V gzf.-, 'Q Faculty C Olen Hxgbee principal of Clinton High School director of Clinton junior College Paul B Sharar dean of Clinton junior College J director of guidance 'fn Q Mercedes Abraham algebia 9 Gladys Arnold English ll Edlth Bach Latin l 2 junior college Spanish Loxs Ba1r English 9 girls counselor Betty Benedict art I 2 3 Edlth B1rkett social studies IO I2 Eunice Blackburn English II lournalism Glenn Bohlke Junior college high school chemistry Josephme Brown social studies 9 Junior college social science Eleanor Davidson: English IO Eugenie Donnelly: physical education Mary East: English 9 S I 'F I l Marle Hartmann English 9 Spanish I 2 Fyrne Haugen librarian Leo Herkelmann mathematics II I2 junior college mathematics Kathryn Hetzel orchestra Mary Hope Humphrey English 10 speech I Mxlhcent Johnson school nur se Nelhe Jones English I2 psychology Junior college English Howard Judd physical education Margaret Keyes home economics 9 I0 Il Leonard Koestler bookkeeping distributive education James Law voca tional machine shop II I2 industrial arts II I2 Kenneth Lorenz general science physiology Se en Gertrude Englert: typing ll, l2,' shorthand I2 Leslie Fishwild: socialized mathematics, visual education Corinne Forsee: social studies II Mabel Foster home economics 9 cafeteria manager Marjorle Grayblll vocal music Maynard Hansen algebra 9 mathematics I0 'II xx is '36 Faculty Max Lynn physical education Harriet Mathisen shorthand II typing 11 I2 Loretta Mattocks social studies 9 Walter McMahon industrial arts drawing 9 10 ll 12 director of vocational education Mrs Ferne Meeker matron Edward Mickey biology general science 1 1 49 , Richard Pollack physical education Edward Rashke industrial arts 9 I0 Marie Raun social studies II Thomas Robbms physics chemistry Merle Romey general metal work related science 9 I0 ll I2 Thomas Sharples social studies I2 Helen Stoddard: social studies Roger Stoskopf: band Isabelle Streib: home economics II IIA' personal economics Leonard Wilson: vocational woodshop ll, 12 Mrs. Pauline Hackett: secretary Betty Shanahan: secretary Ruth Starling: secretary sigh: - Have you found it Mr Mlckeya Ask Miss Haugen please Cafeteria ladies preparing food for noon rush Miss Forsee-Knows the history of these United States. Mr. Sharples Mr. Bohlke. Mr. Hansen.-new faces. new tests. No pink slips today. Miss Bair? Mr. Judd proudly exhibits his champions' trophies. BOARD of EDUCATION Mrritt L Sutton H D Sfllff president L E Seevers ,I R Mounrc lsupenntendent Holla Philip Harris Mrs Cornell Kenneth Anderson Sorenson secretary Not picture E H Iorgensen treasurer Nine ITIZENS of todav is well as of tomorrow we are learning to lzve rn a small communzty uzth Its own govern that wzll make ue capable members of a larger soc zetv Sk lflll a H 4 rx 7 C xl V x' ment and leaders. We may learn lessons - ' by xl mt en 1: 5 C. in .gd M :3 'S 34: 3 v WA VK :xv l 1 I If y an X YA xg w A JJHLCA, g 31: ix vu 9 , A 'Nfl I X' 5 ' by ' 1 Ji, .N -' '1 'i ri v , A 4 I 4 P1 ingfv V rl 'I ,I ,r Q 'Nix S A if 1 ,, , L 9 Jviil zur, I 5' Iv xv 1 W? 'Q 77' 1,,Vf VY' 11 9,1 7 'IIN f ' Las 'D 'sr llxvv' 4 X ' S s. L re. 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M - -v 'h '- h, 'n ,Q .L ' 4. jf' f .. .- , A Lf QQ .P ' 1- h,'m ,1g,4 .fx SCl'll0l'S Neale Adair Monitor 2 Wrestling manager 3 Mayor letter 3 Bachelors Club 4 Science Club 2 3 Little Theater pledge 4 H Y l treasurer John Ahrenholz Shirley Andrews Class secretarx 4 Senate 3 Student Club l 7 34 Pan American League 2 34 Honor Societx 4 Homeroom president 3 tice president 2 4 secretarx treasurer l Clmtonran reporter 2 Hrstors award 3 D A R award 4 William Atkinson Bachelors Club 4 Chntonian reporter 4 Florence Barn Student Club 4 Pan American League 4 Glee Club 4 Honor Society 4 Central High Sioux Crtw Iowa l 2 I Adam Bartz Class president 2 Senate 1 2 Monitor 4 Football l 2 3 4 Major letter 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Track l 2 4 Major letter 4 H Y 12 Bachelors Club 4 Honor Socretx 34 president Csecond semesterb 4 K 45 , a' f o if Robert Becker Football l 2 Basketball l 2 3 4 Major letter 3 4 Bachelors Club 4 vice president Davld Behr Bachelors Club 4 Margaret Bem ben ek Student Club l 2 Pan American League 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 Senate 4 bxll clerk James Berdan Supreme Court 4 bailrfl' Football 3 4 Basketball 3 Track 3 Hr Y 3 4 Bachelors Club 4 Junior Carnival King 3 St Marx s High Clinton Iowa l 2 Dorothy Bugwood Pan American League 2 Yearbook staff 3 facultw Marilyn Bockel Latrn Club l 2 Student Club l 2 4 Pep Club 3 4 Pan American League 2 3 4 Freshman Choir l-Glee Club 2 A Capella Choir 2 3 Sevctette l 2 3 4 Music letter 2 Herbert Boegel Momtor 4 Football l 2 3 4 Captain 4 Major letter 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Major letter 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 Bachelors Club 4-executive board Homeroom president 4 vice president 1 Joyce Boekeloo Latin Club 2 Student Club 1 2 3 4 Pan American League 4 Cv A A l Shorthand award 4 KSOJ David Bonebrake Class vice president 3 Senate 3-sergeant at arms 4 Monitor 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Major letter 4 Basketball l 2 Track 2 Swim ming 3 4 Major letter 3 4 Hr Y l 2 president l Bachelors Club 4 Homeroom president l A Capella Choir 2 3 Prom attendant 3 Hawkeye Boys State 3 Jane Boudreau Senate 4. Student Club 2,3,4. G.A,A. 4, Typing award 4 645.551, Shorthand award 3 f60J. 4 11003. Alfred I du Pont High, Mc- Daniel Heights, Wilmington. Delaware l. Maxine Brace Dixon High. Dixon. Illinois 1. Barbara Brauer Student Club 4. Shorthand award 4 C80 100 1202. Mason City High, Mason City, Iowa 1. Des Moines High, Des Moines, Iowa 2. Waverly High. Waverly Iowa 3. Twelve I . A AW' P if? Zi Nefqikg ' Q Q Joan Chalgren Student Club 1 2 4-cabinet 4 Pan American League 4 G A A l 2 Homeroom vice president l secretary treasurer 4 Glee Club 2 Prom Queen 3 Homecoming Queen 4 Eugene Cheramy Bachelors Club 4 Glee Club 3 A Capella Choir 2 3 Madrigal 2 Music letter 3 lrene Chrlstoff Student Club 2 Glee Club 2 A Capella Choir 2 3 4 Music letter 3 William Clancy Class president 3 4 Cabinet 3 4 Monitor 4 Pan American League 2 Little Theater pledge l 2 4 The Man Who Came to Dinner 4 Minstrel Show l Homeroom president 1 National Thespians 4 Bruce Cleworth Little Theater pledge 2 active 3 4 Stage manager 4-One Act Play 3 Homeroom president 3 National Thespians 4 Mitchell jr High Mitchell South Dakota 1 Lillian Crrder Student Club 2 3 4 G A A l 2 3 Major letter Ramona Cnder Gail Ann Dean Student Club l 4 Clintonian reporter 3 A Capella Choir 2 3 4 Music letter 3 Ruth Domsalla Class secretary treasurer l Senate 2 3 Monitor 4 Latin Club 1 2 Student Club 1 2 4 Pan American League 3 4 Little Theater pledge 3 Homeroom secretary 3 Clintoman reporter 3 Band l 2 3 4 Ednabelle Drury Senate l 2 3 4 Supreme Court 1 Pollywogs l 2 3 4 Latin Club l 2 Student Clubl 2 3 4--cabinet l 2 3 4 vice president3 presi dent 4 Science Club 3 G A A l 2 Little Theater active 4 The Man Who Came to Dinner 4 Stage Door 4 National Thespians 4 Freshman Choir l-Glee Club 2 3 A Capella Choir 2 3 4 Settette 1 2 3 4 Music letter 2 Homeroom secretary 3 treasurer 2 4 Edward Duhr Bachelors Club 4 Darlene Ends Fulton High Fulton Illinois 1 2 3 Thirteen Donald Brouer Band 4. Brady High, Brady, Texas 1. Muscatine High, Muscatine, Iowa 2,3. Paul Brieske Swimming l,2,3,4-Major letter 3,4. Bachelors' Club 4. Home- room vice-president 3-secretary-treasurer 2. Delores Brown Latin Club 1.2. Student Club 1.4. Pan American League 2. G.A.A. 1. Homeroom secretary-treasurer 3. A Capella Choir 2,3,4-Music letter 4, Shorthand award 3 1605, 4 U00,l20J. Jane Butzbach Latin Club 1 2 3 4 Student Club 1 2 3 4-cabinet 3 Pan American League 2 3 Little Theater pledge 3 4 Stage Door 4 Nine Grls 3 Glee Club 2-A Capella Choir 234 Madrigal 2 Sextette 4 Music letter 3 Typing award 4 C453 Shorthand ward 3 C60 80, 4 11001 National Thespians 4 Theodore Butzbach Track 2 3 4 Wrestling 3 Varsitv basketball manager l Robert Carter Bachelors Club-4 Princeton High Princeton Iowal I gg . A H' i -- I 4 V '-- V V - T .. . . y i i '95 b N - - ' - H- . 3 r., E ' 3 G walk, , . 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M ., , , L Theodore Grayes Wrestling l Thomas Gregerson Basketball 1 Homeroom secretary 1 Dorothy Ann Greve Class vice president 2 Student Club 3 4 G A A 2 Homeroom setretary treasurer 4 Grand Mound Public School Grand Mound Iowa l Robert Grill Bachelors Club Patricia Grossman Pollywogs l 2 3 4 Student Club l 2 4 Pan American League 2 G A A 1 2 A Capella Choir 2 3 4 Music letter 3 Grace Guernsey Student Club 1 2 3 4-cabinet 4 Pan American League 'Agd- Q1 6 Paul Hagenson Senate 4 vice president-cabinet Momtor 4 Track 4 Major letter Bachelors Club 4 Homeroom president l vice president 3 Band 1 2 3 Major letter 3 Photo Club 4 Kenneth Hagge Latin Club l 2 Pan American League 2 Homeroom vice president 3 Glee Club 2 3 A Capella Choir 2 3 4-Quartette 3 Summer School Graduate Beverly Hall Monitor 2-secretary 2 Latin Club 1 2 Student Club l cabinet 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Pan American League 2 4 G A A 1 Homeroom vice president 4 Prom attendant 3 Jean Hammerand Latin Club l Student Club l 2 3 Pep Club 4 Clintonian Staff 3-circulation Freshman Choir l A Capella Choir 4 Shorthand award 3 160D 4 Q80 100, Herbert Hanger Senate 3 4 president 4 Football 3 Track 2 3 4 Major letter 3 4 Swimming 2 Hr Y 4 Quill and Scroll 3 Latin Club 2 Pan American League l 2 Bachelors Club 4 Honor Society 4 Homeroom president 3 Clintonian staff 2 3 Business manager 3 advertising 2 Yearbook 3 advertising Mary Hansen Student Club 3,4. Pan American League 3.4. Yearbook 3.4- aetivities 3-classes 4. Lyons High 1.2. Eleanor Haring Not graduating. Joan Heath Student Club 1.2. G.A.A. 2. Orchestra 234-sextette 2.3. Typing award 4 1455. Shorthand award 3 C601 4 1801. Merlin Helferich Football 3.4-Major letter 4. Track 2. Wrestling 3. Bachelors' Club 4. Little Theater pledge l. Band 1. Janet Henderson Latin Club l. Student Club 1.2 3 4-cabinet 4. Pan American League l. G.A.A. 1.2. Clintonian 3.4-Associate editor 4- reporter 3.4-C pin 3.4, Band 1 2. Orchestra l. Typing award 4 1407. LaVonne Henning Student Club 4. McCausland High, McCausland Iowa l. Eric Hensel Supreme Court 2.4. Monitor 4. Basketball 1, Hi-Y l. 4. Bachelors Club 4. Science Club 4. Homeroom president 4. A Capella Choir 2. Fifteen SCIIIOTS Ruth Herbener Student Club 2 3 4 Calamus High Calamus Iowa l James Higgins Football l 2 3 4 Major letter 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 Track l 2 Bachelors Club 4 Homeroom vice president 2 secretary 3 Donald Hill H1 Y 4 Little Theater pledge 4 electrician National Thespians 4 Angeline Hlnnchs Typing award 3 C451 Shorthand award 3 1607 Glee Club Mary Alice Hirl Student Club 2 3 4 Princeton High Primeton Iowa l Phillip Hoffman Class treasurer 3 Senate 4 Monitor 4 Basketball 2 Track 2 3 4 Hi Y 3 4 Bachelors Club 4 Honor Society 4 Little Theater pledge 4 sound and stage Crew Stage Door National Thespians 4 Homeroom president l Q 5--5, had i I Y-Q 'v I C Phyllis Hoffman Class secretarw 2 Senate 2 3 Monitor 3 4 Latin Club 2 Student Club l 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Pan American League 2 Honor Societx 3 4 G A A 2 3 4 treasurer 3 advisory board 3 4 Home room secretary treasurer l Salutatorian Carol Hollingshead Student Club l 2 3 4 Typing award 4 USD Shorthand award 3 C60 805 Charles Holt Basketball l Darlene Howland Student Club l 2 3 Marian Hudson Student Club 1 2 3 4 Maxine Hudson Student Club 3 4 Typing award 4 145D Low Moor High Low Moor lowal Elvira High Elvira Iowa 2 Joan Huebner Student Club l 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 Drum Majorette 1 2 3 4 Major letter 2 Typing award 4 1451 Shorthand award 3 1605 4 4803 Rosy Hugunln Camanehe High Camanche Iowa l 2 Cno picturej Charlotte Hunter Student Club I 3 Home-room vice president 4 Prom attendant 3 Jane Hurlburt Pollywogs 1 2 3 4 Student Club l 2 3 4-cabinet 3 4 Pan American League l G A A l 2 Homeroom vue president l sec retary treasurer 2 3 Band l 2 3 4 seeretary treasurer 4 M?jOla letter 4 Typing award 4 1451 Shorthand award 3 i601 4 80 etty lngwersen Pollywogs l 2 3 4 secretary treasurer 3 Student Club 1 2 3 4 G A A l 2 3 Anne Jaeger Student Club 3.4. Science Club 3. Clintonian reporter 4. Honor Society 4. Hanover High. Hanover, Illinois 1.2. Valedietorian. Dexter Jensen Football 2.4-Major letter 4, Track 2.3.4. Wrestling l. Homeroom vice-president 4-secretary-treasurer 2. A Capella Choir 2.3- Music letter 3. Sixteen Gerald Kallenbach Football 1 2 Basketball l 2 Track l 2 3 Wrestlung 3 4 Major letter 3 4 Bachelors Club 4 Lous Klare Student Club l 2 3 4 Orchestra l 2 3 4 Major letter 2 John Klopp Class treasurer 2 Football 1 Basketball l Wrestlung 3 4 Major letter 4 Hu Y I 2 3 4 Bachelors Club 4 Nancy Knudsen Pollywogs 2 3 4 Latun Club 1 2 Student Club l 2 3 4-cabunet 2 Pep Club 2 3 4 Pan Amerucan League 3 4 secretary 3 Luttle Theater pledge 4 Homeroom presudent 2 3 Cluntonuan reporter 4 Gateway Classuc attendant 1-Queen 4 Prom attendant 3 Jane Koestler Latun Club 4 Student Club 4 Pan Amerucan League 4 resudent 4 Honor Socuety 4 vuce presudent fhrst semesterj 4 A A 4 Homeroom secretary treasurer 4 A Capella Chour 4 Home comung attendant 4 San Dueguuto Unuon Hugh San Dueguuto Calufornua 1 Ysleta Hugh Ysleta Texas 2 3 Jacqueline Kramer Pollywogs 3 4 Student Club l 2 3 4 G A A l 2 3 4 presudent 4 Homeroom secretary 4 Freshman Chour l Shorthand award 3 C60 805 Robert Krueger Senate 4 Football 2 Bachelors Club 4 Luttle Theater actuve 4 The Man Who Came to Dunner Stage Door Natuonal Thespuans 4 Band 1 2 4 Major letter 4 presudent 4 Orchestra l John Kucera Track l 2 3 4 Major letter 3 4 Bachelors Club 4 Duane LaBatt Latun Club 1 2 Student Club 1 2 4 Pan Amerucan League 3 4 Cluntonuan 2 3 4 reporter 2 feature edutor 3-edutor 4 C pun 4 Kenneth Lahm Supreme Court 3 Monutor 3 Football l Swummung 2 3 4 Major letter 3 4 Bachelors Club 4-secretary treasurer Home room presudent 4 vuce presudent 2 Stuart Lang Wrestlung 34 Major letter 4 Hu Y 3 4 Bachelors Club 4 Scuence Club 3 One Act Play 3 Yearbook 3 sports Mary Lourse Lesh er Student Club l 2 3 4 Luttle Theater pledge 1 actuve 2 3 4 Stage Door 4 Drum Majorette 234 Leader 34 Major letter 3 Freshman Chour 1 Natuonal Thespuans 4 Seven teen Kenneth Johnson Monutor 23 Football l2 Basketball l 2 Homerorum vuce presudent 2 Fureut semester graduate Mary Ellen Jones Senate l 2 Supreme Court l Pollywogs l 2 3 4 Latun Club l 2 3 Student Cluh l 2 3 4-cahunet 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Pan Amerucan League 2 3 4 Honor Socuetx 3 4 Luttle Theater pledge 4 Stage Door 4 Natuonal Thespuans 4 Homeroom presudent 4 vuce presudent 3 Freshman Chour 1-Glee Club 2 A Capella Chour 2 3 4 Settette 1 2 4 Musuc letter 3 Marulyn Jorgensen Monutor 4 Student Club l 2 3 4 G A A 2 Typung award 4 C451 Shorthand award 3 1602 4 C807 Colleen Jurgensen Student Club 234 Klamath Unuon Hugh Klamath Falls Oregon l Joyce Judd Student Club 1 2 3 4 G A A l 2 Freshman Cluour l Glee Club 2 A Capella Chour 234 Musut letter 3 Bookkeepung award 2 Dolores Kallenbach Student Club l 2 3 4 G A A l 2 Drum Majorette l 2 letter 2 Freshman Chour 1 ui-R Q u U , 3 . 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J-.Mig is 1 - l S r I V K A SCDIOTS CQ- T M y Q FT' we K' Robert Walt Momtor 24 Football l 2 3 4 Mayor letter 4 Basketball 2 Track l 2 4 Swrmmmg l NVrestlrng 3 H1 Y l 2 3 4 Bachelors Club4 Yearbook 4 sports Thelma Walker Student Club 2 3 Txprng award 4 C453 Shorthand award 3 4603 4 qao 1003 Kenneth Wallrng Bachelors Club 4 Harold Ward Football l 2 3 4 Mayor letter 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Mayor letter 3 4 Homeroom presrdent 4 vrce president 3 Jacquelyn Wells Momtor 4 Latm Club 2 Student Club 1 Fre hman Chorr Glee Club 2 3 Carl Wenholz Basketball 3 Track 3 4 Hr Y l 3 4 Homeroom vrce presrdent 4 secretary treasurer 3 Carol Wenholz Student Club 2 Pan Amerrcan League 4 Homeroom secretary 2 4 treasurer 2 Jerome Wredman Cheerleader 4 Bachelors Club 4 Homeroom vrce presxdent 2 Vernon Wrlke Football l Swrmmmg 2 3 Wrestlxng l fNo p1cturc3 Gelene Watt Student Club l 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 letter 3 4 Homeroom secretary treasurer l Freshman Choxr l-Glee Club 2 3 A Capella Choir 3 4 Music letter 4 Marvm Wood Monrtor 2 Wrestlxng 3 Lrttle Theater pledge The Man Who Came to Dmner Natxonal Thesprans 4 Allred Woods Lrttle Theater pled e 4 James Wosoba Bachelors Club 4 Scxence Club 3 Lrttl Theater actrve 4 The Man Who Came to Dmner Sound crew 3 4 Natronal Thesprans 4 Baldwm Hugh I Edward Znbes Wrestlxng I 2 3 4 Mayor letter l 2 3 4 C Club I Bachelors Club 4 Twenty two Gloria Swanson Student Club l 3 4-cahmet 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 secretarx treasurer 4 Pan Amerxcan League 2 3 Scrence Club 2 3 G A A l 2 Stage Door 4 Homeroom secretary treasurer 3 Freshman Chorr l Glee Club 3 A Capella Choxr 234 lrbrarxan 4 Madrrgal 1 Sextette 234 Musrc letter 2 Txpmg award 4 C453 Shorthand award 3 160 803 4 C1003 James Swanson Bachelors Club 4 Phyllls Swartz Class secretarx 3 Student Club 1 2 3 4-cabinet 4 Pan American League 3 4 G A A l 2 Homeroom vrce presldent 2 Yearbook 2 3-classes 2 actrvxtres 3 Edwrn Thomas Football 1 2 3 4 Mayor letter 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Track I2 34 Mayor letter 2 Pan Amerrcan League 1 Bachelors Club 4 Lrttle Theater pledge 2 Homeroom treasurer 4 QNO p1cture3 Richard Thomas Football 2 3 Wrestlrny., 2 3 Home-room president 3 Evelyn Van Horn Monitor 4 Polly wogs l 2 3 4 ecretarv treasurer 2 presrdent 3 vxce presxdent 4 Student Club l 234 Scrence Club 4 secretarv treasurer G A A l 2 3 4 vrce presxdent 3 letter 2 Homeroom presrdent 2 4 vrce presrdent 1 Marrlyn Vogel Shorthand award 3 C60 803 4 C1003 Txpmy., award 4 1403 'T' A I 24 . gl I . 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' ,t A in L A A Sensor Class Hlstory by Carol Maurek We were the lucky freshmen Hazmg having been out lawed we stepped on the campus without fear of lipstick soaked clothes burdensome books and all the other horrifying experiences that had befallen our predecessors The first few days were full of mistakes We went into the wrong rooms and forgot our teachers names It was confusing and we were confused As the weeks fiew by we slowly became accustomed to the life and manner of C H S students We voted Ted Stork as class president with Martm Nathanson vice president and Ruth Domsalla secretary We gave our first class dance between semesters The Basket Ball At Home coming Bea Eastman was our class attendant and during the Gateway Classic Nancy Knudsen held the honor When Annual time came around Anne Saxton and Ted Stork were our representative boy and girl As sophomores with a year of experience behind us we held our heads a httle higher Officers were Adam Bartz Martm Nathanson Phyllis Hoffman and jack Klopp Athlete were beginning to pop up here and there Ted Stork was our only football player to earn a major letter but Don Parker Adam Bartz Art Sheller Bob Fitch and Herb Boegel were playing tough football on the sophomore squad Albert Machael jack Moldt and Art Sheller won major letters in swimming Ed Zrrbes was showmg talent at wrest Homecoming queen She was also our contribution to the cheerleaders and we were sorry to see her leave for California Anne Saxton showed dramatic ability by taking lead parts in Spider Island and The Intimate Stranger She left us too-for Alabama Dolores Nichols was our class at tendant for the Gateway Classxc of 1945 As juniors we had big things to accomphsh We elected Bill Clancy Dave Bonebrake Phyllis Swartz and Phillip Hoffman to lead us Durmg football season many of our fellows played on the varsity team At Homecoming Shirley Lorenz was our attendant to the queen Dean Pxeper was our pride and Joy on the famed Fire Wagon Five but Ted Stork Herb Boegel and Bob Becker are by no means to be forgotten Dean and Bob Roush were beginning to take honors in track Our Junior Carnival was as the whole class will agree one of the best ever We called it The Sidewalks of New York janet Goodsman and jim Berdan were elected carmval queen and kmg At the Gateway Classic Barbara O Laughlm was Junior attendant to the queen For the Prom we elected Joan Chalgren and Dean Preper as queen and king with Beverly Hall janet Goodsman Charlotte Hunter Nancy Knudsen Paul Strohm Ted Stouk Dave Bonebrake and Bill Glerhart as attendants In the scholarship field Shirley Andrews and Paul Strohm received American history awards Those who earned membership ln the National Honor Society as Juniors were Phyllis Hoffman Adam Bartz Delores Vorbeck Anne Saxton Carol Maurek Mary Ellen jones Janet Schmitz Paul Strohm and Corahe Melssner As seniors the class of 1947 began to realize how quickly four years had passed Herb Hanger was elected student body president On his cabinet were janet Schmitz Paul Hagenson and Bob Roush Class officers were Bill Clancy Paul Strohm Coralle Mexssner and Shirley Andrews We were mighty proud of our football basketball and track squads and special mention must be given to our state champion swimming team Seniors on It were Paul Brxeske Dave Bonebrake Art Sheller Al Machael Kenneth Lahm and Allen Lund Dean Pxeper s track and basketball ability were outstanding and in general a class could not wish for a finer group of athletes Our Homecoming queen was joan Chalgren with jane Koestler as senior attendant Nancy Knudsen was the 1947 Gateway Classic queen and her senior attendant was Barbara O Laughlm We ve had our share of fun and excitement On Monday nights we were at the Milk Bar when we should have been home crammmg for a Tuesday test Remember how the boys would line up along the wall and just sit there? After school we could see Ruthie Domsalla s Tea Ticket racmg down town with Regina rats hangmf' out the back end The Boobs would be chugging along somewhere in The Wreck of the Hesperus Many seniors will recall working on the Pillsbury construction job We owe our thanks to Neale Adair for all the work he did on posters announcing dances The sextette composed of Mary Ellen jones Ednabelle Drury, Jane Butzbach Gloria Swanson Janet Goodsman and Marilyn Bockel often provided us with soft melodies Senior girls on the G A A advisory board will not forget the good times they had in evening meetings Slumber parties fjokell coke tail parties before and after dances deb meetings and nights at the Y were all a part of our extra curricular activities Now those fond remembrances have faded into the past We are not able to foresee our futures but there ts one thing we do know for certain We are entering an era seeking world recovery and we realize that we have a definite share in that era Let our class go forth open minded wxth a will to accomplish an everlasting peace Twenty three I l . I I ' ! I V , I I l 1 v v I y 1 h 9 I . 7 , , . . . . . v ' ' I 1 v 1 Y ' 1 O l I ' . . . - ' ' ' ' I , l I v . ' v I ., .. - I ' I I ' Q ' ' ' , . . , . ' I I V I Ki II ' ' . - I . . . . , . , . v 1 . , . . . - n V ' . . . . , . , I 7 ' . . - , h ' . . , t , . , , . 1 v l , . l . l ' . - ' as ' n ling, too. Janie Burlingame was our class attendant to the , I . ' ' V Ll ' Iv ' - D . . l - ' u n ' - u - sa as ' u b G ' ll II ' ' it , - I ' nv - - ' . . - - , . t , 4 - , . , . . H D h . H . . . . I . . . .K , ' l I , h . , , - .. t. h . . , 1 . ' . 1 ' u ' ' ' , . , , , l . . . . , . , . 5 . Juniors N Q- fei- ' ,-w .AS Q ., 'v Alvrn Bentley Dale Bertramsen Joan Best Robert Beswick Qui Na 9 Claire Bice ,, . -A rs I Kenneth Bugwood Amy Bllesmer Marilyn Boyd Joan Bruggenwrrth Glenn Buell June Bumann Donald Cady Elaine Cady Forrest Brebner Darlene Brerter Marvin Brreslce James Bristol Nancy Campbell Phyllis Carlson Patrrcra Carstens Bruce Carstensen David Carstensen King Cary Beatrice Chandler No Prcture Ross Abbott Te Theodore Adler David Albrecht Wallace Alm Robert Angell Joan Basta Audrey Baugh Mary Jo Becker Elaine Beil Robert Benoit - F, , 4 ' A an u 98 ,cs Q .: F , M- Y P 4 N , 551 i'-' ,B an Mgr. , - to gal l 'q' ,fly 'WU I far' 0' 25. W 551 PA f T9 J Q A Q- N . nz- A' :X el .- Sir. n' ' I is-tu .. f if C 1. I W Q -, F R ' f.. A ,L ' E ' 1' 5, . N4 Th ' 5 X rv- L, 'V , ,YsL..l'm l 1. I W ' 3 V 6' i 4 n Y v 's fl' 7 - f ' , 1 , 7 ' 1.,f, ' ' g 1. ' ' ' K iff!-if Q' 'K 1 f 'ff B Q - A 57 A K1 E . ix w nry-four Gerald Cheramy Thomas Christiansen Darlene Crlder Mary Lourse Dahl Dolores Dawes Margery Dawson ag. if 35' rg. Q5 Qi Delores DeSlrey Ben Determan Robert Drppo 38 J I qu- xx 7' Cla e Dodge Paul Domsalla QQ, Robert Donohue Bert Doyne Kent Frshwrld Phyllrx Dowty Clara Ann Eads Donald Eads Duane Eagen Wrllram Flannery Marvin Flood Wrllram Foster Lucra Fry Verna Fuller Elayne Gade Frances George Anna Easley Dolores Elcland Kathleen Farley Robert Farwell Raymond Grlbert Duane Graham Helen Greenlee Barbara Grllfin No Prcture Manlyn Eggers ' , , 1 ., , lf- at ' i 4 R235 . E ., ff , It - L ' 9 ' ' if N '...- f ? f' . - F Grey , r FX i l V' , x ' f 1 lm A I fl? il 7 0: rf, 1 H . K X I ., ik ul r, I rr e- l , an 7' ,J 1 ,Q . I I , , is ' A 1 Q 1, A 3 ' 'L :lam K ,. r , Q' if X r r '. , V A - V ltr. ' I 7' , ,. A 1 cz. ' . . ul I , 3' vs? . Yak K1 7 1 - , LV . . Q 1 , '1 i vw, ,M .vox I u I - U 4. A B Tw y ent fi .JUl'llOl'S Robert Gnggs Roger Gundelfinger Joseph Halbach Emi? f'K 'f,+x X., 5- 4' v gn? Marilyn Happs Wllllhm Hams Ronald Harl -r 3' James Hass Jeanelle Hass Charles Hem :R ,4AjX Ann Henry Shirley Henry Rrchard Hensel George Herron Kathryn Holsl Gene Hood Colleen Hoop Dons Husmann Barbara Hershlre Dorothy Hull Russell Hull Thomas Hull Patrucua Hrrl Evelyn Hoffman Jack Holcomb Evelyn Holle Mary Lou lversen Joe Ives Darlene Jackson Joan Jaclzson Rachel Jackson Beverly Jared Beverly Jensen Eluabelh Jessen No Puclure Nevrlle Herlensen, Josephme Hugunm Twenty su Q -1 lsabelle Johnson Paul Johnson Leonard Jordan ZS Allred Kell Rlclward Kelly Joan Krllean David Krnkald Margaret Lerglt Dolores Leonard James Lesher Wayne Leu Gerald Kmkard Jean Kjergaard LaVonne Klare Mary Jo Krebs Joan Lrllre Helen Lolgren Herbert Lund 'F In Dorothy Jorgensen Robert Jowett Barbara Jun ge YH 1. ,3'?2 Nona Kunde Betty Lambert Lavonne Lane Wulllam Lane HC Alan Lundqulst No Picture Jane McCord Robert McCormack 1 Allen Justus Janet Keele Robert Kelsey al' 1' 1,3 it Everett McDowell Doris McGuire Wilfred Johnson James Jost Lours Klare James Knight Donald Launtzen Twentv e ' x K A . -a . 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I k xx, 35 -D .A- L9 Robert Mohr Forrest Molsberry Marrlyn Mona Davrd Munson Richard Nelson Robert Nelson Ruth Nrclcelsen Dorothy Nrcola Herman Paasch Hrldegard Pahl Nannette Patten Jacquelyn Pearce Mary Catherrne Pearson Vrvran Pearson Betty .lane Peters Carol Petersen No Prcture Edwin Marsh Wrllram Marsh Harry Nelson Eulah Noland Kenneth Norman Alfred Parker Madlyn Paulsen Vernon Paulsen James McKee Amy McKenrlcl4 Barbara McNeal PG 'U f l Q 5:-95 4' 1' A 5 Myra Petersen Thomas Petersen Ethel Powell Rrchard Powell Duane Praschan Marjorie Prrce vi Doroth Rapcevrch Srmon asche Kay Rehn berg 10 M :F sq 'Y' ahh! sq 'fx 1 40 10' i Patrrcra Reynolds Barbara Rhoades Beverly Rhoades Selma Rrchter I Charles Rrder Rosemary Robrnson Dorvan Rolston Ted Rosenberg Lors Schawl Patrrcra Schrmrns Mary Schmrdt Dorothy Schoenbohm Ronald Schoenrg Jack Schuster Shrrley Seevers Wayne Seymour No Prcture Joan Rutledge llean Ryner Wrllram Sandaler Charles Schawl Georgra Shankle Norma Sharpe Roger Sherman Robert Sampson Leland Schnerder Thomas Schneider JUIIIOTS Nancy Slxahlcat Lors Sley Darrell Smrth Joseph Smrth Veromca Spealcman Paul Specht sz .Han Patrlcla Spradley Eugene Steensen Donald Stull 'D IC' 21 'XW7 0' ci is Roy Storls Joyce Tolson Wy ma Todzt :lf Richard Townsley Lors Wessel Maxon Wldner Ray Wilcox Davrd Williams Th tty Ruth Turner DeLoros Van Aulcen Darlene Van Vuren Wrllnam VICl!2fSfdH Jane Wrlson Harold Woods Patncla Yealy Jack Zemen I - . 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' ' Q , f Richard Walling Sarah Ward Jack Warner Bernard Wascher No Picture Paul Spealcman Wrllaam Want Row 5-Orville Marlowe John Rickoh' Robert Gustafson Thomas Dolan Jack Kane John Kenney Robert Higgins Calvin Stone Richard Johnson Comacell Jackson Row 4 Ted Petersen Robert Cavanaugh William Blmkinsop Earl Dahl John Nielsen Kenneth Kent Jack Witt Martin Mohr Glenn Jackson Row Dean Burridge Charles Sheen Duane Petersen Harry Schawl Gilbert Leslie Robert Leedham Joseph Olson William Northcutt Roger Rydstrand Row 2 Doris Christiansen Marjorie Ray Myrle Olson Dwaln Walters Jams Grumstrup Frances Briggs Kenneth Anderson Dale Petersen Row Jeanne Harvey Lucella Schmidt Lela Hoffman James Gassman Richard Pike Joanne Borbeck Jeanne Hayes Robert Claus JUI'llOf College Fl'2SI llTlCh school election in the spring of 1946 Its first classes were held m September of this school year Freshman subjects have been offered this year and sophomore subjects will be added next fall An average of seventy freshmen were en rolled, and the majonty were veterans of World War II CLASS Jack Witt John Nielsen capella choir orchestra band and publications College students jomed Spanish Club and Student Y W C A Social events such as a spring picnic added color A basketball team played a full schedule of games, ten of which were with other junior colleges and a baseball team was organized College students also purchased activity tickets 100 'Z OFFICERS Presxdent Vxce presrdent Janis Grumstrup Secretary treasurer Thzrty one 3- , V ' ' I ' ' . . - ' 1- ' . 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' . . , , l The Clinton Junior College was authorized at the regular In addition to class work, students participated in a sophomores Row Fzve Thomas Balle Robert Benson Gene Brermann Rxchard DeLoe Robert Arey Carl Bach Rxchard Annear Rodney Bear Vmson Carpenter Charles Booth Hans Andresen Row Four George Chalgren Ronme Adarr Rxchard Coe Robert Andrews Claude Buelow Jack Carstensen George Clark Davld Bowersox Rlchard Brecher Davxd Colschen Donald Carlson Row Three Donald Adkxsson Beverly Atkmson Carole Benjamxn Beverly Chafer Donald Bxgwood Rlchard Colschen Lorrame Bondxck LeRoy Cleppe Lela Barley John Chrlstxan Row Two Vxctorla Baker Josme Backer Barbara Collms Joyce Baugh Donald Cullms Raymond Bxgwood Donald Bulkema Darryl Blmkmsop Donald Abbott Thomas Burlmgame Row One Cherol Burde Dorla Dannatt Vmrgmxa Brown Patrxcxa Cavanaugh Sherry Lynn Campbell Henry Clark James Blunt Zeola Davxs Verla Carstensen Vxrglma Allender Row Frve Joan Lorenz Jean Grrll Frederick Garrett Norma Kahn Howard Duhr L D Fergesen Arthur Frondle Eugene Gmlbert Jack Hmdley LeVerne Hollxster Carla Jess Row Four Wrlllam Dunn Shnrley Gllbert Phyllxs Helble Lucxlle Houser Martha Hempstead Russell Haack Donald Goodman Donald Hartzell Rrchard Hmckenbottom Georgxa Harmg Kenneth Felderman Row Three Lols Drxver Marxlynn Hanger Shirley Greve Helen Feddersen Ralph Hansen Harold Kent Catherme Foster Jacquelyn Heath Jacquelyn Griswold Terry Dmgmon Donald Duvall Row Two-Garnet Howland Dolores Howard Shlrley Iten Arthur Goodrmdge Rxchard Dunmore Donna Hudson Barbara Fenley Ann Ferns Shlrley Hlggxns Betty Hxll Row One Jeanne Galbraxth Fern Jurgensen Mary Lou Judd Jacquelme Holle Lorrame Heath Marxan Leonard Raymond Doyne Owen Flshwxld Lawrence Haddad Jean Hunter . 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I - Thrrty two Row Frve Lauren Kramer Howard Slble Lewxs Sexton Arthur Stone Merle Ruch Norman Smvertsen Paul Sharar Robert Loots Donald Rxchter John Lenaghan Row Four LaVelle Rursch John Laun John Lmd Robert Lueders James Qulgley Kexth McRoberts John Lorenzen Allen Sxpes Gaylord Rolston Charles Madden Row Three Robert Schmxtz Joanne Schmldt Susan Lynn Thomas Rmddell Rodney Schroeder Faye Reynolds Jean Lucke Carol Sohr Joan St Clalr Wxlham Leplrd Row Two Glenna Marsh Lorrame Laurent Peter Maurek Mlcheal Kmght Jams Schultz Myrtle Mams Marllyn Mather Glorxa Langlitt Joan Rockwell Dora Smnh Row One Paultne Kohl Sue Martxndale Margo Maurke Arden LaBatt Betty Sanderson Harold Maydew Jack Kuehl Franus Larsen Patrxcla Knxghts Row Frve Thomas Nxssen Ralph Thompson Robert Purcell Wmllxs Wttt Vnctor Wenkelmann Rxchard Mols berry Lauren Mumm Frederxck Metzger Robert Moore Jack Thomsen Row Four Martha Pame Nancy Paddock Donald Payson John Van Dyke Carole Tams Robert Van Rockel Donald Zerrxen Edward Nxssen Kenneth Tharp Betty Potter Row Three Ewanna Xxdxs Ardys Ottesen Jeanne Swanson Barbara Sutton Alyte Strohm Shmrlty Petersen Norman Petersen Maryann Pearson Janet Nxelsen Nancy Oyaas Row Two Maxme Subcleff Shlrley Obermxller Joanne Melehert Darlene Vogel Ruth Mxller Wayne Walt Maxme Wtlcox Margaret Wxtt Juanxta Walwer Peter Wllson Row One Lorayne Scholtes Patrxcxa Pape Donna Wentworth Joan Nxelsen Vxoletta Wxese Wxlladean Wxcltes Joan Plrch Artha Swanson John Wembeck ' 1' 1 ' 1 h 1 1 1 J 1 1 1 1 - T 1 1 U 1 1 V 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - M I 1 ' 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - M 1 ' 1 1 4 I 1 - 1 A 1 V 1 1 1 ' T D 1 I 1 1 1 1 w Q 1 J Y ' I M- V 1 1 J 1 4 . . 1 I l 1 V ' 1 1 1 1 - M I I Y 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 J ' T A I 1 Q 1 1 J 4 A x 1 1 1 1 - M I ' 1 In I . 1 I J' 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 - T I I l 1 1 I v A U 1 4 4 ' 1 1 1 - Thirn tl ree Freshmen Thrrty Row Fwe Davld Cavanaugh Edwxn Clark James Broadnclc Earl Andrew Harold Grddmgs Chase Curtls Harry Amesbury Thomas Berdan Wxlham Chrxstlansen Earl Cramer Wxllxam Brauer Charles Gee Row Four Rxchard Crrder John Frederxck Manlyn Boyce Phyllxs Carroll LaVetta Countryman Beverly Ahrenholz Elrzabeth Barnard Beverly Evers Cherol Brodersen Pat Beardslee Robert Everson Bernard Ekland Row Three Jack Cornxsh Joan Bxer Manan Bull Shlrhe Anderson Walter Ferguson Albert Alm Anne Crozter James Brace Gwendolyn Fuller Sue Ann Adams Georgra Carter Charlene Bray Row Two Robert Clark Phrllxpe Garrmson Walter George Carolme Adams Mary Jeanne Dunn Grace Foster Charles Bryant Nolan Basta Betty Dxerksen Nancy Bearbower Katherme Easley Row One Esther Boyjrsky Earl Buckman Donald Dterksen Ruth Fuller Joyce Fletcher Robert Annear Row Frve Betty Jorgensen Gerald Harbron Eldon Goenne James Holle Davxd Holleran Davxd Johnson Orxn Holt Jack Hxll Jean Krrkman Reynold Jurgersen Beverly Holst Shurley Hxll Row Four Jack G1ebeck Duane Jones Albert Hrggms Rxchard Goers Wxllxam Goers Ira Iversen Gary Jessen Ronald Jurgensen Charles Holm Donald Hosette Nancy Jacobs Alberta Gladhxll Row Three Marte Kmkaxd Harold Ketelsen Alex Grayes Rrchard Hansen Robert Jaeger Nancy Hardersen Joan Jost Margaretha Gldeonsen Joyce Graaff Mary Jo Hardersen Nelda Kmkaxd Row Two Barbara Hollowell Carol Ann Hull Mary Ann Hurlburt Marjorle Hershxre Judlth Jenlson James Harbron Marxlyn Hart Betty Gxll Joanne Houseman Audrey Jessen Donna Jones Row One Charleen Jensen Brenda Jorgensen Dorothy Hudson Mary Jo Kmght Grace Iten Beverly Hol lmgshead, Bernemce Haddad John Jenkms Wtllxam Johnson Paul Hemxngway four V T I I I I A l I I I A I ' I . . . , . - M - A I I I A I A I I . . , , . 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' 'v'- Standing Wrlham Clancx Rrchard Townslex Herbert Hanger Lambert Nerll john Chrlstran Seated Susan Lxnn Robert Roush janet Schmrtz Wlllram V1tkerstaFf Student Government Student Government lS composed of the three fundamental branches the executxve the legrslatmve and Judrcxal depart ments Servmg rn the executxve department were Herbert Hanger presxclent Paul Hagenson vxce presmdent janet Schmitz secretary of state Susan Lynn secretary of treasury Wrllxam Vrckerstaff attorney general Wxllram Clancy semor presldent R1chardTownsley jumor president johnChr1st1an sophomore presldent and Lambert Nerll freshman presrdent The cabmet met on call by the presrdent Under the Constltutxon the legxslatrve branch consxsts of six senators elected from each class and a bxll clerk appomted by the presxdent Outstandmg achrevements of the Senate have been the chartering and control of twelve school clubs orgamzmg the school calendar marntammg and controllmg student club membershmp and sending delegates to the DeWrtt conference They planned and carrxed out the Homecommg celebratlons and supervmsed the collectxon of S125 52 for the Thanksgwmg offermg Plannmg PAW programs helpmg wlth Parent Vnsxtatxon day sendmg a delegatron to Rock Island High School helpmg orrentate the freshmen conductmg student electrons and selectmg the momtors were also carrxed out by the senators The thxrd branch Judrcxal department consists of the Supreme Court The seven members were Robert Roush chxef Justlce Errc Hensel semor justlcc Lors Sley jumor justice Hans Andresen sophomore Justrce Nancy Peckham freshman JKISUCS and james Berdan balhff Row Vrttorra Baker Margaret Bembenek Ruth Fullzr janet Schmltz Wrlllnm Clancv Alex Graves Nancy Peckham Marllvnn Hanger Ednabelle Drurv james Gallowav Rorlnex Schroeder Row Carole Mathexm jean Kxrkman Elizabeth Barnard Martha Hempstead Rachel jackson Susan Lynn jane Bouclreau Lambert Nexll john Chrxstxan Charles Booth Row Alyce Strohm David Bonebrake Wllham Vxckerstah' Paul Strohm Wxlham Glerhart Rrchard Townsley Bert Dox ne Roger Sherman Glenn Buell Kerth McRoberts Row Robert Dxppo james Lesher Phrlhp Hoffman Robert Loots Herbert Han er Paul Sharar Robert Krueger Davrd Munson Sam xel Fletcher Thrrty erght t , 1, VE , I -,K .' 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X W, james Berdan Hans Andresen jean Knrkman Rohert Roush Nancx Peckham Ernc Hensel Lots Slex The court met Wednesday afternoons at 3 05 m rooms 24 and 133 They checked on the constltutxonallty of all measures passed by the Senate held tnals for monxtor vm lators and trxals for overactrve club members Fxrst semester senators for the senxor class were Jane Boudreau Ednabelle Drury Samuel Fletcher, Wtlbam Glerhart Phxlbp Hoffman and james Galloway The Junxor senators were Glenn Buell Robert Dtppo Bert Doyne Rachel jackson Davld Munson and Roger Sherman Sopho more senators were Charles Booth Marxlynn Hanger Martha Hempstead Robert Loots Paul Sharar and Alyce Strohm The freshmen senators were Eltzabeth Barnard Ruth Fuller Betty Gxll Alex Grayes Albert Hxggms and Nancy Peckham The members of second semester senate for the senxor class were jane Boudreau Ednabelle Drury Samuel Fletcher Wxlbam Gxerhart Phxlbp Hoffman and Robert Krueger The junxors were Glenn Buell Robert Dxppo Bert Doyne Rachel jackson Davxd Munson and Roger Sherman Sophomore senators were Vnctorma Baker Charles Booth Marxlynn Hanger Robert Loots Rodney Schroeder and Paul Sharar Senators from the freshman class were Ebzabeth Barnard Ruth Fuller Betty Gxll Alex Grayes Albert Hxggms and jean Kxrlcman Margaret Bembenek served as bxll clerk and Davxd Bonebrake served as sergeant at arms Furst semester advusers were Mxss Marle Raun chxef advxser Mlss Edlth Bxrkett Mxss Eleanor Davxdson Thomas Robbms and Mxss Mercedes Abraham Second semester advxsers were Thomas Robbms chlef advxser Kenneth Lorenz Mxss Edxth Bxrkett Miss Marte Raun and Mass Mercedes Abraham The momtors have been authormzed by the senate to functlon as a servlce to the school rather than a club They were chosen for thelr wxllmgness cooperatxon and attxtude toward the school To become a monxtor a student must have passmg grades be regular xn attendance at meetmgs and be capable of workmg wrth both teachers and students They met on call from the advxser Thomas Robbms The membersh1p was thxrty seven They serve the students and faculty by supervxsmg the halls and accommodatmg vlsxtors Audmtorxum momtors have been assxgned thxs year to speed up passmg and to check late corners Vxolators of the mom tor s code are gmven pxnk slnps and trxed by the Supreme Court. Row 4 Donald Steensen Paul Strohm james Gallowav Robert Roush Wxllmm Clancx Rat Dox ne jacquelvn Wells Nanrv Samson janet Keefe jot ce Tolson Row 3 jack Klopp Stuart Lang Ruth Dnmsalla Elayne Gade Rachel Jackson Lots Slcx Wxlbam Vlckerstaff Eugene Steensen Thomas Nxssen Davmd Bonehrake Ermc Hensel Row 2 Rxchnrd Nxssen Eugene Cheramw Roger Gundelnnger Theodore Stork Adam Bartz Herbert Boegel Robert Walt Arthur Nixon David Loehndorf Phxlbp Hoffman Row I Evelxn Van Horn Cheral Petersen Marxlxn Jorgensen Slnrlex Lorenz jacquehne Kramer Maxine Petersen Judlth Ramsey Phxllls Hoffman joan Killeen Barbara Rboades Thrrts nzne 'I ' ' 1- 4 P 1' . - 3 ' . ,: -.fvfn - 1 - 1 1 1 11 . . 1 ' . . . . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , . - . 1 1 1 1 1 - . 1 1 . . . ' ' 1 1 1 - . , 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 ' A 1 1 - . 1 1 - 1 1 1 - - - 1 l Row 3 Herbert Hanp.,er Janet Schmxtz Marx Ellen jones Marx Scott Carol Maurek Adam Bartz james Lesher Cleo Ploen Kent Fxshwxld Phxllns HoR'man Coralle Menssner Row 7 Shxrlex Andrews Duane Praschan Rachel jackson joxee Tolson Jane Koestler Dorothx Schoenbohm Nora Nielsen Marxlxn Mona Donna Olner janxce Root Row Loss Slex Davxd Munson Florence Bam Ilean Rx ner Anne Jaeger juhus Gendvxlas Robert Maclden Glenn Buell Paul Strohm Phxllp Hoffman HODOI' In order to be elxgxble for Natlonal Honor socxety a student must not only rate hlgh scholastucally throughout hls hugh school career but he must also dxsplay a good character and the quahtles of leadership and servxce The two mductxon ceremomes planned by the members semester were Mary Scott Shirley Andrews Herbert Hanger and Cleo Ploen semors The four jumor members were Kent Fxshwlld james Lesher Rachel jackson and Lois Sley Jane Koestler a senlor transferred from Yslata H1gh School xn Chas The members met at three oclock every Wednesday ln room sxx to learn and to practxce the game The officers of the club were Davxd Bowersox presxdent Rodney Schroeder vice presxdent Charles Booth secretary treasurer and Glenn Bohlke sponsor S Society Texas Those for the second semester were Nora Nielsen Florence Bam Donna Oliver Robert Madden, Anne Jaeger Janet Root and Juhus Gendvxlas semors The Juniors were Duane Praschan Ilean Ryner Manlyn Mona Dorothy Schoenbohm Davmd Munson Joyce Tolson and Glenn Buell Koestler vice presldent Carol Maurek secretary Durmg the second semester Adam Bartz took over the presxdency wlth Lms Sley as vxce presldent and Rachel jackson as secretary Cub Tournaments were held throughout the year to determme the best player One pomt was glven for every game won At the end of the year Charles Rxder had the most pomts and was consxdered the champxon Row 2 Kent Fxshwmld Harrx Amesburx Glenn Bohlke sponsor Norman Smvertsen Samuel Fletcher Rowl Charles Booth Davxcl Bowersox Robert jowett Rodnex Schroeder Charles Rude Forrv y v . . . h l IT .k -Y' . I Y . V ,V ' l - - v' . , . . 4 ' V V V v N V V ' were interesting assemblmes. The new members for the first Fxrst semester officers were Paul Strohm, presxdentg Jane ! v - n ' ' Q 1 . . ' v . . s. ' , ' 1 .fl Row 2 Dorothv Neumann Row I Evelyn Van Horn Phyllis Hoffman The Glrls Athletxc Assoclatlon this year contams fifty two members G A A met every Tuesday after school at 3 The officers elected last sprmg were jacquelyn Kramer presxdent Theodora Adler vxce presldent Cleo Ploen secretary Evelyn Mxller treasurer Captams of the varlous sports were Dorothy Neumann baseball joan Lorenz bowlmg Joan Gool hockey Marjorxe Price archery Evelyn Van Hom swlmmmg hfe savmg classes Nora Nxelsen badmmton Arlene Metzger pmg pong and Rachel jackson basketball This group composes the Advxsory Board Actlvltnes of the year mclude a scavanger hunt October Cleo Ploen Elayne Gade Nora Nielsen Rachel jackson Ellzaheth Bryant Joan Lorenz joan Gool Evelyn Muller Cheral Petersen Theo Adler jacquelyn Kramer Arlene Metzger A 22 a potluck supper December 19 and carolmg afterwards G A A sponsored the annual Spmsters Spree March 7 Senxor members of G A A were mvxted to a play day at Frances Shxmer College October 19 Those who went were Cleo Ploen Dorothy Neumann jacquelyn Kramer, and Evelyn Van Horn Letter awards are guven to those who earn seven hundred pomts and the state pm to those who earn one thousand pomts Cleo Ploen was elected as best athlete and jacquelme Kramer was elected as best sportsman Bachelors' Club Officers were Robert Roush presmdent Robert Becker vxce presxdent and Kenneth Lahm secretary treasurer The executxve board was composed of Herbert Boegel Albert Machael and Dean Pxeper The mam purpose of the club was to develop personalxty and character and make the boys worthy members of home and socxety Specxal attcntmn was glven to etxquette care of clothmg poxse and health The mam actrvxty of the year was keepmg the campus clean Another actxvxty was ushermg at the basketball games Any boy who was a semor could jom Thxs year there were sixty four members The sponsor was Miss Isabelle Strxeb The club met every second and fourth Thursday of the month rn Study A Bachelors held a dmner dance May 8 m Chnton Hugh Row 2 Kenneth Lahm Albert Machael Robert Becker Row I Robert Roush Herbert Boegel Dean Pxeper Forty one - . . . . 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V ' - V 1 0 Row3 Paul Hagenson james Berdan joseph Ives Wllhnm Flanncrx Davld Munson Edward Mxckex sponsor Rove 2 janet Goodsman W1ll1amAtkmson Er1cHensel Wllll8U1H8fFlS DavxdSohr Duane Prnschan Row I Rachel jackson David Loehndorf Paul Strohm Evelxn Van Horn Glorxa Swanson SCICIICC vxce presxdent and Evelyn Van Horn secretary treasurer The sponsor was Edward Mxckey The purpose of the club was to promote and create mterest and knowledge ln scxenee Membership was open to anyone who had an actlve mterest m scmence Thus mterest was judged by the sponsor and the ofhcers of the club The group met the first Tuesday of the month at 3 On and the thxrd Thursday at 7 30 Hn Officers were Wllllalll Vtckerstaff presldent Kelth McRoberts vice president john Chnstxan treasurer Paul Strohm, secretary and Charles Booth chaplam The sponsors were james Law Merle Romey Leonard Hull and Clarence Bel The purpose of thts group lS to create and extend through out the cxty state and natton standards of good ehrlstxan character Row 2 Merle Romex james Law sponsors McCool Carl Bach and Gene Kun? worked on radlos Paul Strohm made salt and janet Goodsman dlssected a fish Glorla Swanson and Evelyn Van Horn demonstrated the solubxlxty of ammoma gases The club went to Chlcago May 24 and vxsmted the Chlcago Museum the aquaruum and the planetarmum The annual plcnxc was held May 20 at Palmsades Park ln Savanna The club met at the Y M C A whenever a mectmg was called between 7 and 7 30 The chxef actlvutles thus year were helpmg wlth t e Chrxstmas and Easter servxces and sponsormg the H1 Y Hop Every member may wear a Hx Y pm The annual H1 Y pot luck dmner was held Aprml 30 at the Y M C A Row! Charles Booth Paul Strohm William Vlekerstaff Kexth NIcRoberts john Chrlstlan l Forty two . If W . I , K I 2. 7 , -1 C 'V -f 1: . -- - . t ,, 1 X - 1 xii ' tk, , .p 1 X A : ,Il Xi ' l ll' at Q 4 A. ' 4 4 1 Q X L' l f ft . ,, ga' f The ofhcers were Paul Strohm presiclent:David Loehndorf. Some worked on individual projects this year: George I 1 3 , A . . . . . 5 . . V , h 'II s e v L Q Row 4 Phxlhs Hoffman Marx Seott Rae Ann Subehh' Patrnemu Cavanaugh Carol Maurek Beatrxre Eastman Bexerlx Hall Joan Klllean Beverlx Norskox. Janet Schmitz Josue Backer Row 3 Jacquelxn Guswold Marx Ellen Jones Nanex Knudsen Janlce Root Barbara OLaughlmn Jeanette Schmidt Joxee Tolson Ruth Turner Joan Jae kson Mar1orle Prxce Rou 7 Catherine Foster Kathleen Farlex Marx Jo Becker lnnet Keefe Joan Llllle Marllxn Borkel Dorothx Sr hoe nbohm Nona Kunde Carole Benlamln Janet Nielsen Row I Helen Feddersen Janet Goodsman Gloria Swanson Lots Slex Barbara Junge Evelxn Holle Jean Hammerand Elizabeth Brxant Martlla Palne The Pep Club consisted of forty members thts year The gurls met at 7 45 to 8 45 on Tuesday and at 3 00 on Thursdays Drmllmg for football and basketball games the mam acttvlty of the club also develops poxse and good Carnage Requrrements for membershlp are a C average and passmg a sermes of tests tneludmg posture and marchmg They worked out a football drlll for homecommg collected money for the March of Dlmes and also performed a march at Davenport for a basketball game The drrlls are worked out by commrttees The ofhe ers for the year were Mary Scott pre sldent Janet Goodsman vxee presxdent Glor1aSwanson secretary treasurer Cheerle The cheerleaders are no longer a branch of Pep Club They are a servxce to the se hool and have obtamed a charter from the Senate They met Mondays at 3 00 p m 'and attended all athletxc events at Chnton They lead all the cheers at athletle eontests present new Cub The new grrls taken lnto Pep Club were Barbara Rhoades Vrvxan Pearson Marulyn Mona Kay Rehnberg and Nancy Campbell jumors Lorrayne Scholtes Joan Lorenz Ardys Ottesen Marlon Leonard Marxlynn Hanger Arla Pomt and Jeanne Swanson were chosen from the sophomore class The freshmen chosen were Grace Iten Marxlyn Muller Nancy Wxlhams Jean Ramsey Barbara Hollowell Jean Sherman Joan Brer Marllyn Ophexm Ruth Rldpath Charleen Potter Kulla Panousxs Maxxne Wxlcox Marrlyn Boyce and Audrey lessen The sponsor of the club lS Mrss Eugenxe Donnelly the grrls physrcal educatmon mstructor aders cheers to the students and hold pep meetmgs before every contest The cheerleaders are Beverly Norskov Jerome Wredman and Wxlham Grerhart senxors Nona Kunde Allen Justts Marjorxe Prmce Kathleen Farley and Lots Sley Juniors and Patrmcma Cavanaugh sophomore Bexerlx Norskow Patuela Caxanaugh Marlemrre Price Allen Justus Jerome Wledman Wlllxam Gxer hart Nona Kunele Kathleen Farlex Lots Slex Forty three l C ' n J -A ' - ' Peckham. Janice Rosenberg, Beverly Osmundsen, Sally ,, I 5 I In .49 423 Rowj Nancy Knudsen Janet Schmttz Anne Jaeger Amt McKenrtck Verontca Speakman Jacquelx n Heath Row 2 Carol Maurek Barbara Rhoades Myra Petersen Dolores Dawes Janice Root Wtlltam Atktnson Row I Lucta Frx Marx Scott Duane LaBatt Janet Henderson Martin Fatthett Publications The edttortal staff was composed of Dtane LaBatt edttor Lucia Fry and Janet Henderson assoctate edttors Martm Fatchett sports edttor Carol Maurek ctrculatton and Mary Scott busmess manager The reporters were Barbara Wllham Atl-rmson Others were Nancy Knudsen Janet Schmttz Anne Yeager Amy McKenrtck Verontea Speakman and Jacquelyn Heath The busmess staff conststed of Joan Best, Barbara Rhoades Dora Smtth Ardys Ottesen, and Mary Anne Pearson The sponsor ts Mxss Euntce Blackburn Sixteen lssues were publtshed wmth color at Chrtstmas and Valenttne s Day Ltnoleum blocks made by art students were used m several of the tssues Mary Scott annual edttor worked wtth students on all secttons and had charge of the general planmng ofthe whole book Selma Rtchter and Mary Hansen worked on the sentor sectton Ann Ferrts and Joan Bruggenwxrth had charge of Phyllms Dowty stred mounted and named freshman sopho more and Juntor ptctures Carol Peterson and Beverly Jensen worked on the acttvtty sectton The sports copy was done by Robert Dtppo and Robert Watt Everyone had a hand tn the adverttsmg sectton Betty Jane Peters dropped thts acttvtty Phtlltp HoFl'man and Eugene Cheramy made the panels for the class ptctures Janet Henderson and Dale Bertramsen drew the destgns used on the tttle pages Beatrtce Eastman dtd extra typmg Rowj Marx Scott Marx Hansen Selma Rtchter Robert Watt Robert Dlppo Frances George Row 2 Beverly Jensen Carol Peterson Jo Ann Bruggenwtrtlt Row I Ann Ferns Phwllm Dowtx ,1 r 1 0 r A Forty four .-, FU -:T O . - 'D . . as ' ra ' T . 54 ., . m ' 'U . ru . 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Row3 Glorla Swanson Nancy Samson Alxcemane Nielsen Margaret Lexgh Lucia Fry janet Henderson joan Chalgren Row 2 Clalre Dodge Grace Guernsey Alyce Strohm janet Rohwer Phyllis Swartz Faye Ferguson Rowl joan Gool Marxlyn Mona Cherol Petersen Ednabelle Drury Jovce Tolson Beverly Hall Carol Maurek Mary Lou Iversen Y TZCIIS The Y Teen officers were Ednabelle Drury presldent Joyce Tolson vxce presxdent Alyce Strohm secretary janet Rohwer treasurer and Mmss Nellle Jones advxser The group leaders were jane Hurlburt musxc Alxcemarle Nxelsen and Lucla Fry dramatxcs Janet Henderson and Margaret Lelgh pubhcxty Beverly Hall club emblems Cherol Petersen Joan Gool and Mary Lou Iversen program Carol Maurek and joan Chalgren socxal Mary Ellen Jones Class representatlves are Faye Ferguson senxor Myra Petersen, junlor Martha Pame sophomore and Alyce Strohm freshman Thus year the 373 Student Club members voted to change the name to Y Teen Club because of the change of the natlonal board A sklt under the dxrectlon of Allcemarxe Nxelsen was presented by Nancy Samson Cherol Petersen Ednabelle Drury Alyce Strohm Joyce Tolson and jane Hurlburt concernmg the change of the name Ednabelle Drury Nancy Samson Cherol Petersen Ruth Domsalla, Lucxa Fry Alyce Strohm and Clamre Dodge attended the Illowa Conference at Dubuque October 5 and 6 Mlss Beryl Adams Y Teen dxrector of the Y W C A attended the meetmg wlth them Clmton led the closmg ceremony Ednabelle Drury was the leader Cherol Petersen read the scrlpture Nancy Samson gave the prayer and Clanre Dodge was musxcxan Carol Maurek and Ednabelle Drury attended the Y Teen Conference at Central College Meetmgs were held m the audxtorxum second and fourth Tuesdays of each month durmg home room perlod The mam purpose of the club xs to help gurls experxence and understand the followmg major areas of lxfe rehgxous belxef democracy personal and famnly relations responsx b1l1ty for the contrlbutxon each xndxvxdual must make to Programs consxst of topxcs from these areas selected by vote of the club and addmonal talent programs Meetmgs are presented m the forms of sluts speakers panel dxs cusslon questlonnamres and debates They held a panel dxscusslon on the subject Women Are People On March 27 Mxss Oolooah Burner Y Teen worker spoke on learnmg to be human bemgs Mxss Burner IS a former Y W C A staff member and has been workxng wxth southern Y Teen groups Marxlyn Mona was elected southeastern dxstrnct presxdent thxs year at Davenport She lS the first local gxrl to hold thus office Y Teens planned the Christmas and Easter servxces wxth the assxstance of H1 Y They held a Chnstmas Dance De cember 20 called Ye Hohday Bells and a Valentme Dance February 14 called the Sweetheart Swlrl Forty live 1 , ' - ' 1 . 1 - . , 2 ' ' . ' . - - - - . y . Q . . U ' ' Y ' Z . . . . h . fl I y I ' ' ' 1 ' ' , 2 . . . . . . . and Nancy Samson, service: and Claire Dodge, reporter. Civilization' and Creative activities. ' , ' 2 . . Z l . I ' ' , ' y - I I I l . - . - , l ' , . . . . ,, . . . . . . H - h . - . 1 I Y ' l y y Y . . . . . , , . . . , . , - , ' I . . . ., - l U h . I . A l I D' - D , ' - . . . . ' ' A1 ' I! Y I I ' Dorothy Nxcola Ehzaheth jessen Marx Ellen jones Wxlham Clantx Alden LaBatt Nanu Oyaas James Wosoba Wylma Todtz jamce Root Nancy Knudsen Robert Angell Glenn Buell Hxldegard Pahl Howard Sxble Lucxa Fry Ahcemarxe Nxelsen Lots Slew Jane Butzbach jane Koestler Ehzabeth Barnard Clarre Dodge Marx Lourse Lesher Robert Beswick Donald Hull Bruce Cleworth Robert Krueger LaVerne Holhster Arthur Stone Paul Sharar Phxlhp HoH'man Marvm Wood Donald Eads Row Row Row Alfred Woods Neale Adaxr Donald Shepard Rosemary Robinson Fdnabtlle Drum Carol Maurek Darlene Mtrltit Helen Lofgren Chtrol Burdt Maxx Lou lversen Vnctona Baku Row LJtHe The officers of httle theater were Lucla Fry presldent Robert Beswzck vlce presldent Hxldegard Pahl secretary treasurer, Bruce Cleworth stage manager and Cherol Burde pubhcxty manager Little Theater lS orgamzed to enable students to develop a keener apprecxatlon of good drama and good actmg to afford opportumtles for developxng natural abxhtxes and to encourage a spmt of co operatxon and a sense of responsxblhty through actxvxty as cast crew or onthe productlon comxmttees The chief actxvxtxes thls year were three major plays, The Man Who Came to Dinner Stage Door and The Nlght of january l6th The club met m room 203 at 7 o clock whenever a meetmg was called Pomts toward membershxp were earned by takrng part ln a play or actmg as a member of the stage crew Three pomts make a pledge and twelve an actlve member Thus year Chnton Hlgh School orgamzed a Natxonal Thespxan Troupe It xs number 452, and there are thxrty members ln xt The Natlonal Thespxan Troupe lS a separate orgamzatxon from Lnttle Theater There are 732 troupes rn hugh schools and academles throughout the forty erght states xn Panama Alaska and Hawan Altogether, there are 75 000 members Thirty slx schools ln Iowa have troupes In the Troupe, one pomt represents approxxmately ten hours of work Ten pomts adrmt a student to membershxp Pomts are accumulatxve from year to year It lS possxble to earn from one to four stars Ten pomts are necessary for membershxp and ten points for each addmonal star Forty :lx T heater The Man Who Came to Dmner as a comedy which begms after portly Sherxdan Whxtesxde a noted author lecturer and crxtxc dxnes at the Stanley resxdence shps on thexr door step and breaks hrs hxp Whrle convalescmg Mr Whltesxde converts the hvxng room and hbrary xnto hxs prxvate rooms Durmg a perxod of smx weeks ex convxcts are mvlted to dxnner trans Atlantlc calls are made and strange gxfts such Mr Wh1tesxde s secretary falls ln love w1th a young edxtor and playwrxght but Mr Whxtesxde mterferes by summomng Lorrame Sheldon a beautxful actress Maggxe attempts to get nd of Lorrame but faxls to match Mr Whmteslde s brxlhant schemmg The cast was composed of Robert Besw1ck as Whxtesxde Cherol Burde Mrs Stanley Allen Justus, Mr Stanley Ehzabeth Barnard Mlss Preen Ednabelle Drury as Maggie Cutler LeRoy Leshe Bert jefferson and Lucxa Fry as Lor rame Sheldon The remamder of the Cast was made up of Glenn Buell Marvm Wood Marxlyn Westbrook Dorothy Nxcola Norma Kahn, jamce Root Arthur Stone, James Wosoba and Clalre Dodge Stage Door rs the story of a boarding house for actresses and xt tells of the1r hves there There lS a suicide of one gurl, and another becomes a Hollywood actress The gxrls are very fond of one another and take the success or faxlure of any of the glrls serxously The leadmg role of Terry Randall was played by Mary Louise Lesher whxle Robert Beswlck portrayed the part of Davnd Kmgsley the movxe producer r 4- f ' . 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' ' - , Row 3 hxldegard Pahl Lucla Fry Howard Slble Robert Beswxck Ahcemarxe Nrelsen jane Koestler Ellzabeth Barnard Claire Dodge Mary Loulse Lesher Row 2 Wxlham Clancy Glenn Buell Donald Hull Bruce Cleworth Robert Krueger Paul Sharnr Phxllxp H0lTman Marvnn Wood james Wosoba Row I Mary Ellen jones Marxlyn Mona Cherol Burde Dorothy Nxcola Robert Angell Arden LaBatt Ednabelle Drury Carol Maurek Mary Lou Iversen VICIOTIB Baker Thesplans Hlldegard Pahl was jean Maltland the actress and Glenn Buell the playwrlght The remamder of the cast were Allce mane Nlelsen Robert Angell Claxre Dodge and Arthur Stone Others were Cherol Burde, Vlctorla Baker jane Koestler Ehzabeth Barnard Davxd Munson Barbara Grxfiin Samuel Fletcher Glorxa Swanson Nancy Peckham Ednabelle Drury Dorothy Nlcola, james Wosoba Howard Slble Thomas H111 Robert Krueger Neale Adalr Mary Ellen jones Wylma Coralxe Melssner Some of the members of stage crew were Bruce Cleworth Donald Shepard Lucxa Fry Glenn Buell Hlldegard Pahl Beth Jessen, Carol Peterson Carol Maurek Darlene Moldt and Arthur Stone To p- Stage Door The Nlght of january 16th lS the trxal of Karen Andre accused of kxllmg her employer Herr Bjorn Faulkner The nnterestmg thmg about thls play was that the Jury was pxcked from the audlence The cast had to learn two endxngs for the play smce the jury would declde whether or not Karen Andre was guxlty The cast gave one afternoon performance and two evenmg ones Krueger, Robert Loots and Samuel Fletcher Others ln the play were Beth Jessen Hxldegard Pahl LeVerne Hollister Florence Bam Merlm Helferxch Robert Beswick john Seesser Bruce Cleworth Nancy Peckham and Dorothy Nxcola Cherol Burde was asslstant dxrector Bottom The Man Who Came to Dinner Forty seven I Todtz, Patricia Carstens, jane Butzbach, Beth jessen, and The leading roles were taken by Lucia Fry' Robert T l 6 as ' ' t. y -1 Q ...g X A .- l T I Row Row Row Row David Munson Robert Loots Keith McR0berts Norman Sivertsen Glenn Buell Joseph Halbach Robert Jowett Richard Kellv Alan Lorenz Jo Ann Bruggenwirth Jane Butzbach Charles Booth Martha Hempstead Martha Paine Nancy Paddock Helen Feddersen Catherme Foster Barbara Sutton Jacquelyn Griswold Norma Kahn Jane Koestler Carol Sohr Carla Jess Lors Sley Ardys Ottesen Rosemarv Robinson Delores DeS1rey Kathleen Farley Mary Jo Becker Susan Lx nn Ruth Turner Kay Rehnberg Marilyn Mather Jams Schultz Nona Kunde Joyce Tolson Joan Jackson janet Neilsen David Bowersox Allen Justus Rodney Schroeder Elizabeth Sanderson LaBatt John Christian Shirley Iten Josie Backer Victoria Baker Latin Club Officers of Latin Club were Richard Kelly and John Chrxstian lconsulesf presidents Patricia Cavanaugh lscrlbar secretary Keith McRoberts, iquaestorr treasurer and Mxss Edith Bach was the sponsor Latin Club met every third Thursday of the month during home room mn the auditorium to promote an interest in classic literature and add to the cultural background of Latin students The annual banquet, April 29 in the high school cafeteria featured a Roman wedding Students participating in the weddlng were the following John Christian Marilyn Mona L D Fergesen Martha Paine Robert Loots Jacquelyn Griswold Shirley Iten Josie Backer and Donald Smith The cafeteria was decorated like a Roman Peristyle Fresh men classes made the wreaths worn on the heads of the guests On the program was a duet by Elizabeth Potter on the flute and Janice Rosenberg on the harp V1ct oria Baker and Nancy Paddock played the wedding march on flutes Some magic was presented by Albert Higgins Other features were songs by the freshman and sophomore sextettes and a game of pantommes representing some of most famous stories of Roman and Greek mythology . : 33' fs Q O l G ' - Q Q ,- -..- 'B i A : A W' I ' ' l' 4 -. 5 . y , C , l s 4 ' Q 5- ' , y . ' 1, ' - . I . Row I-Ann Ferris, Verla.Carstensei1i, Patricia Cavanaugh. Willivam Harris, Marilyn Mona, Arden l . I ' I ' V I I I A v i - . - D - I n I - 1 Z - ' , 5 I I 1 i v 4- . ' V 4 , . n , A ' . 3- ' V. ' i . - I . V 4, A U . r ' 2- ' '. E ' ' , u . ' 1 , 1- , ' . 4 . . ' , Row Row Row Row James Holle David Holleran Chase Curtis Arthur Stone Robert Trent David Johnson John Andrew Donald Johnson Eugene Praschan Lambert Neill Donald Smith Jean Knrkman Elizabeth Barnard Carole Maicheim Nancy Jacobs Doris Slaymaker Phyllis Carroll Alyce Strohm Maryann Pearson Beverly Rhoades Elizabeth Jorgensen Janice Rosenberg Wylma Todtz Jean Ramsey Ruth Rxdpath Joanne Houseman Anne Crozxer Alyce Luthans Mary Jo Hardersen Phyllns Koons Joyce Nissen Nancy Hardersen Lons Wessel Lloyd Peterson Richard Peters Ruth Fuller Grace Iten Nancy Peckham Barbara Hollowell Sh1rley McConaughy Joanne Petersen Kav Meyer Eunice Korntved Margaret McCoy Arthur Murphy MaryJeanne Dunn l Forty eight , X Pan AITICFICGII League Pan Amerlcan League was organized to foster friendship between the American countries by learning more about the peoples of the Latin American republics The occupation of the officers and the sponsors of the club is to provide in formation and entertainment for club members The officers consist of Jane Koestler, president Robert Jowett, vice president Kathleen Farley, secretary, and Mary Scott treasurer The sponsor for the club is Miss Marie Hartmann The pledge is I promise to do everything I can to bring about better understanding respect and cooperation among the American Republics so that the American people may live and work together in a spirit of peace and good will The club held monthly meetings in home room period in the auditorium and also had three movies talks and dis cussions on Latin America They also had a Christmas party with pinata and Mexican lottery a banquet with about Medals are given to one or two students in second year Spanish who have had the best record for two succeeding years The girl receiving the medal this year is Janet Schmitz An interest in Pan American rtlations is the only require ment for membership A guest on the Pan American assembly was Alicia Bazan formerly of Pueblo Mexico who sang The program honoring Pan American Day included a short skit on vacationing in Mexico with Robert Beswick Janice Root and Robert Angell taking part An octctte with Florence Bain Joan Gool Joan Sheridan Beverly Hall Carol Maurek Donna Oliver Janet Schmitz and Ruth Domsalla sang several short numbers accompanied by Dorothy Schoenbohm Paulina Simpson sang a solo The Seagulls A group of students gave a Mexican folk dance ninety two participants present for a program of music in costume dancing and the eating of Spanish dishes They used part of an assembly program and an entire program April 18 honoring year was Cooperation Keynote of the Americas The League was chartered as a member of the National Student Pan American Leagues November, 1941 Row Row Row Row Row dance as one of the program numbers vaca at the April meeting Row 5 John Paxton Robert Jowett Richard Kelly Phyllis Carlson Glenn Buell L D Fergesen Kenneth Norman Lorraine Bondick Virginia Allender Barbara Junge Diane LaBatt Carol Wenholz Jane Koestler Paulina Simpson Marlene Weinbeck Nancy Oyaas LaVetta Countryman Dolores Dawes Dorothv Schoenbohm Mary Ellen Jones Marilyn Bockel Kathleen Farley Marv Jo Becker Delores DeSirey' Lois Sley Janet Keele Janice Root Georgia HBFIHQ, Ruth Nickelsen Ruth Domsalla Stephann Stewart Joan Sheridan Phyllis Dowty Mary Alice Thureson Barbara Thompson Phyllis Swartz Joan Chalgren Carol Maurek Rosemary Robinson Thomas Burlingame Arthur Murphy Nancy Knuclsen Theodore Rosenberg Thomas Petrehn Joan Gool Mary Scott Joyce Sipes Joan Moritzen Barbara Rhoades Mary Elizabeth Hansen Florence Bam Janet Schmitz Barbara O Laughlin Beverly Hall Miss Marie Hartmann Nancy Skatikat Joann Reinhold Beverly Pettet Cherol Burde Joyce Fletcher Orvilla McGrath Margaret Bembenek Donna Oliver Donna Bumann Shirley Andrews The annual banquet was January 14 in the school cafeteria The members of the club saw a colored tilm about Cuerna Forty nine I Pan American Day. The motto of Pan American Day this Carol Maufek and Robert Cavanal-'Sh Salk 3 Mexican hat 5- T ' ' . ' - . , l . I I ' ' 1 ' 3- . , Q' g . ' ' Q ' . ' . Row 4 Jacquelxn Griswold Janet Nielsen Elaine Bell jtanntte Schmidt Donald Zerrten Thomas Schnelder Robert Beswick Robert Fitch Wrlham Vlckerstaff Paul Sharar Glenn jackson Rlchard DL Loe Simon Rasch: Capltola Rngenwtther jean Hammctand Ruth Nlckclsen Doris Husmann Row Glorla Swanson jane Butzhath Helen Fultlustn jam Koestltr Kuth MtRobuts Gtorgr Chalgrtn Dean Pumper john Chrxstlan Dav1dMunson Glenn Buell Maxttn Mohr Duane Prasrhan Carla jess Gelent Wrtt Patrtcxa Grossman Marlan Lzonatd Ron Joyce Judd Marx Ellen Jonts Barbara Hcrshun Ruth Turntl Lutlllt Miller Cathulnt Foster Wtlllam Harrts Henrx Clark Kenneth Hagpe Wllllam Gttrhart Lxle Schawl Ewelxn Holle Janet Goodsman Martha Patne Barbara Sutton Dorothx Sehmnhohm Row Shlrlex Iten Joan Gool Rosunarx Robxnson lltan Rxner Shtrltx Hlggtns Darlene Moldt Elizabeth ,lessen Delores Brown Patrtcta Caxanaugh Irene Chrtstoff Selma Ruhttr Edna A Capella Cholr A capella cholr under the dxrectton of Mxss Margorte the halls at Chrtstmas txme sang for the junxor Chamber of Graybtll ts the largest and top performmg mustc group Commerce banquet jumor Hxgh School the Easter program, Personal appearances mclude short concerts over KROS for Ktwanus Club annual sprmg conttrt Mtsstsstppt Valley the Rotary Club Amerxcan Legxon and at the Capxtol Theater Muslc Festxval held at Davenport Battalaureatt and Com The choxr took part tn the Chrtstmas servtee and caroletl tn mencement exeruses lrls Glee Club Gtrls Glee Club ts composed of thtrty three gtrls selected Tan Ye Club, annual tontert P T A Conventton and carolmg by try outs Performances mclude the Thanksgtvmg program through the halls at Chrtstmas tune and the faculty dmner Mr Iten s me-mortal program, broadcasts over KROS Wa Glee Club met second perlod on Tuesdays and Thursdays Flfry Row 3 Martha Hampstead Veromca Speakman Lorranne Bondtck Hxldegard Pahl Beverlx Rhoades Shtrlex Grlhert Carole Benjarmn Joan St Clatr Carol Sohr Fan Rexnolds Carla jess Row 2 Cherol Burde Florence Bam Arclxs Ottesen Ehzalxth Bryant Allrtdta Mttchzll Alxce Strohm joan Lorenz Joanne Srhmtdt Norma Kahn Lots Drrvu Lorrame Laurent Row Patrxcxa Rexnolds Darlene Vogel Fern jurgenstn Maxme Wxltox Marx Lou Iversen Arden LaBatt Marxlxn Mather Clara Earls jeannt Swanson Vnpmxa Allender Jovte Baugt V -F, ' B- l I s w 1 I .,. . .-- , V . . ' . - N- 5-' . ,. . Ii I V, v ' -. .J 1 -' l , ,V . ' ',,' ' I . . l belle Drury. Janet Rohwer. Arla! Point, Marian Marlowe. Amy Bltesnter. I I ' . ' ' , ' V . ' ' , ' . . ,' , C 5 u l v V - ' s v - ' b I ' I ' Y - v y A . -an 'rn Sophomore sextette Top Freshman sextette Junxor St xtette Bottom Senior sextette Small Groups The senior sextette ns composed of Jane Butzbach Mary Ellen Jones Sopranos Glorra Swanson Marxlyn Bockel second Sopranos Janet Goodsman and Ednabelle Drury altos Jumor sextette lS composed of Jeanette Schmxdt Rosemary Robmson Sopranos Ilean Ryner Ruth Turner second so pranos Dorothy Schoenbohm and Evelyn Holle altos Sophomore sextette lS composed of Martha Hempstead Janet Nxelsen Sopranos Helen Feddersen Shxrley Hrggms second Sopranos Arla Pomt and Carla Jess altos Freshman sextette xs composed of Jamce Rosenberg Shlrley McCcJnaughy Sopranos Joan Bxer Ahce Neff second Sopranos Ehzabeth Barnard and Nannette Pxeper altos The glrls m the sextettes are chosen from the various classes by Mass Graybrll Thetr appearances xnclude P T A s Woman S Club Bender radto program Y W C A a school dance, and several assemblxes The boys quartet was composed of Lyle Schawl Robert Loots Duane Praschan and Paul Sharar Fl 2SI'llTl6fl CITOIT Appearances of the choxr mclude the annual concert at Chrrstmas The choir has hfty erght members Freshman Day for assembly and also carohng xn the halls Row 4 Marxlyn Boyce Pauhna Srmpson Ruth Rldpath Nancv Hardersen Marian Bull Florence Wxlcox Nancy Jacobs Jamce Rosenberg Carole Maxherm Jean Krrkman Joanne Houseman Ehzaheth Barnard Beverly Holst Nanette Pneper Burnexl Petersen Row 3 Jean Ramsey Jud1thJen1son Marjorie McMurrw Sallv Wrlhams Reynold Jurgersen James Rasmussen Louxs Koehler Charles Srms Jovce Graaff Sue Ann Adams Betty Dlerksen Donna Lehne Beverly Pettet Row 2 Lorraine Buelow Shlrley McConaughv Anne Crozrer Marx Ahce Thureson Audrey Jessen Chase Curtxs John Seesser Edward Thompson Phulhp Garrxson Barbara Hollowell Alvce Luthans Evelxn Goddard Joanne Petersen Row I Joan Bxer Grace Iten Grace Foster Charlene Bray Fredcrxck Schoenbohm Duane Jones Charles Bryant Rrchard Peters Donald Shepard Marrlyn Farwell Joyce Fletcher Nancy Bearbower Pegpx Specht Frlry one I , r 'I I l . I . '. 1' . 1 .. , 'F' ' ', .. , . . T . 1 . . ' V- ' ' ' r' . T. .. 1- - V. I .. I .. V 'P 9 Band The band, composed of eughty meunbers, met as a suxth hour class and practuced usually un the audutoruum The offucers were Robert Krueger, presudent Robert Angell vuce presudent Jane Hurlburt secretary treasurer The personal appearances of the band uncluded marchung Flu te Nancy Paddock Vuctorua Baker Eluzabeth Potter Oboe Roger Rydstrand' Bassoon Vuvuan Pearson Alto Clarunet Lorrayne Scholtes Bass Clannet Barbara Colluns B Flat Clarinet jane Hurlburt Robert Angell Robert Madden Martha Hempstead Robert Petersen Davud Bowersox Janus Schultz Verna Fuller Joan jackson Isabelle Johnson Mary Ann Hurlburt Dorla Dannatt Beatruce Chandler Chrus Panoususi Robert StarbuckT Jean BentleyT Betty Jo Thomsen? Cornet Charles Booth Donald Brauer Xra Iversen Kenneth Bugwood Ruchard Johnson Cecul Kearns Kenneth Felderman Allen Justus Robert Donahue Patrucua Knught john Van Dyke Ruchard Walhng Charles Madden French Horn Vuoletta Wuese Beverly Atkunson Audrey Baugh Alto Saxophone Samuel Fletcher Duane Praschan Robert Trent Tenor Saxophone Ralph McLarnan Ban tone Saxophone jack Zerruen Barutone Ruchard Kelly john Paxton Lambert Neull band for each football game and fall and sprung openungs, pep band for assemblues and basketball games, Jount concert wuth orchestra un March and the Mussussuppu Valley Musnc Festuval May 22 23, un Davenport and annual sprung concert The dxrector us Roger Stoskopf Eugene Praschan Basses Robert Krueger Kent Fushwuld Ruchard Hansen Norman Suvertsen Strung Bass Donald johnson Trombone Owen Fushwuld Frederuck Metzger Davud Albrecht Robert Loots Roger Sherman jack Hull Aluce Nei Wulluam Brauer Dorus McGuure Thomas Ruddell Nancy Peckham Mauorettes Drums Lela HoH'man Ruth Domsalla Dale Bertramsen Hazel Schumacher Howard Suble Robert Lueders Bass Drum Norman Petersen Cymbals Arnold Petersen Bells Betty Hull Tympanu Jack Andrews junuor College Student T junuor Hugh School Student The majorettes were Mary Louuse Lesher Joan Huebner, Fundley, freshman Wulluam Lepurd us the drum major and Delores Kallenbach, senuors Mary Lou Iversen, Junuor The purpose of thxs group us to lead the band un marchung Glorua Langhtt and Lorraune Heath, sophomores and Barbara Fafty two . ' ' ' : . - - ' ' ' ' Shirley Obermiller Sally Hansenf Willilm I-Clilfd Harold Woodard ' Q . - . I ' ! . 1 u I Qrchestra Officers were Robert Angell presxdent, Charles Booth vxce presxdent, Wxllxam Foster, secretary treasurer, Loxs Klare, hbranan and Mxss Kathryn Hetzel, dxrector Letter wmners were Donna Ohver, Charles Booth Vxoletta Wxese, Duane Praschan Wxlham Foster, Kent F1shw11d Thelma Mather Donna Olxver recexved her thxrd chevron The orchestra furmshed musxc for two school plays, an assembly concert, strung festxval, crowmng of the Home commg queen, combmed orchestra and band concert, and for semor exercxses The chmax thus year was the Mussxssxppx Valley Musxc F estlval at Davenport, May 22 and 23 Strung sextette was composed of Donna Ohver first vrolxn, Rosemary Robmson, second vxolm Marjorxe Hershrre thxrd vnolm Ruth Nxckelsen, vxola, Charles Rxder, cello Wxlham Foster, bass, and Thelma Mather, pxano Sextette played for varxous dmners and P T A meetmgs Meetings for full orchestra were held during the srxth on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fndays The annual sprmg pxcmc was held at Eagle Pomt Park First Vlolrn Donna Olxver Rosemary Robmson Joan Heath Phylhs Koons Lois Klare Edmund Goenne joan Jessl John Van Eppsf Patrucxa Blunckf Marlon Fetzer? Second Vrolnn Marjorie Hershlre Marjorxe McMurry Clalre Bnce Kent Fxshwxld Dale Bertramsen Barbara FlSChCfl Charles Vogtl LaRheta Hacks? Barbara McLamT Joyce M8CAlll8tCfl Betty Wembeckf Delores Ernhartf Marilyn Brownl' Elsxe Mae Judd? Gurllermo Txerof Viola Ehzabeth Barnard Ruth Nlekelsen jean Krrkman Betsy Cooper? Cello Charles Rxder Alyce Strohm Shirley Strohmf Stung Bass Wrlham Foster Donald johnson Carol Hull Clanre Dodge Arthur Munsonf Ethel Hoover Oboe Roger Rydstrand' Clarxnet Robert Angell Martha Hempstead Jams Schultz Trumpets Charles Booth Rxchard Johnson' E Flat Saxophone Duane Praschan john Zernen Bass Clarinet Barbara Collms Bassoon Vwxan Pearson Harp jamce Rosenberg Plano Thelma Mather Flute Nancy Paddock Vlctorra Baker Trombone Owen Frshwxld Robert Loots Tympanl jack Andrews Bells Betty Hull Bantone Lambert Nexll Ruchard Kelly French Horn Vuoletta Wxese Beverly Atlunson Wnllxam Leplrd 'l' jumor Hxgh School Student ' Junlor College Student Frltv three - - - , period on Wednesdays and Thursdays. String section met HAMPIONS zn all whether de feated or kICfOf1OUS our boys and girls have brought fame to Clinton High are tradztxons which should ever prized Skmc h Iv Ii: rt Hr x ltr: Good sportsmanship and the will-to-win ' ' ' ' be X 1' x . 1 I1 . r- uf N J 'I ar vumf ll I J' fr' v.. 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' M ' 'VQL TI: -Q nr Row 4 Paul johnson Wax ne Leu Alvm Bentles Robert Simpson David Loehndorf WlllxamS1evert sen Gerald Kmkamd James Eerdan Paul Strohm Msrvm Goddard Herbert Lund Davud Munson Allen Justus jerrx Cheramx Simon Rasche Row Roger Gundelfinger Merlin Helferxch Rohert Dxppo Dexter Jensen Robert Walt Dawd Carstensen jack Holcomb David Kmkald Russell Hull Leonard jordan Richard Nissen Robert Benoit Row Edwin Thomas james Hxgglns Jack Schuster Adam Bartz james Lesher Theodore Stout Donald Parker Robert Fitch Harold Ward Rowl Gene Hood Rlchard Nelson William Vxckcrstafi' Arthur Nxxon Herbert Boegel David Bonebrake Arthur Sheller Paul Domsalla Football Season The Rxver Kmgs opened on Coan Fmeld against Rock Island a hard dr1v1ng aggregatmon that was in sxght of victory until the final mmnutes of play james Lesher s lme play was outstanding for the Kmgs At the half the score was 6 6 The Kmgs scored m the third quarter on a pass from jack Schuster to james Huggins The final score was 12 6 The Kmgs traveled to Iowa Cxty where the Lxttle Hawks won 13 7 Clmton started off with a touchdown m the first few minutes of play Iowa Cxty scored m the first quarter and again in the third Penalties slowed down both teams Clmton was in scorxng territory most of the time A passing attack was used by Iowa Ctty for most of the game Franklin won 14 0 on Coan Field which was saturated by ram The Kmgs fumbled on the 13 yard lme setting up the first touchdown for Franklm The Kmgs blocked a kick that rolled into the end zone gxvmg another touchdown to the Thunderbolts Clmton s forward wall afforded excellent protection for jack Schuster s ktckmg With a powerful ground attack the Kmgs rolled over the St Ambrose Kmghts 22 6 on Coan Fleld The lme oper ated perfectly to stop the rxval backs and to open holes for Frfry srx the hard driving Kmgs Davtd Bonebrake ran off tackle for the first touchdown Herb Boegel and Jack Schuster carried the ball to the 12 yard lme setting up the second touchdown Schuster scored the thlrd St Ambrose was tackled on lts own goal for a safety Don Parker made two points by place kicking The Kmgs outcharged the Hxlltoppers to wm 14 0 at East Molme The Kmgs completely dominated the play chalkmg up 205 yards from scrmmmage against 59 They made twelve first downs to East Molme s seven The Kmgs operated off T formation most of the game jack Schuster scored the first touchdown in the second quarter from the one yard lme and the second touchdown in the fourth quarter from the 18 yard lme Clmton won at the expense of the Roosevelt Rough Rxders 14 0 at Cedar Rapids During the first half' both teams played good ball and neither scored In the last half Schuster scored the first touchdown from the 18 yard lme Don Parker accounted for the extra point Paul Domsalla threw a pass to Schuster ln the end zone scoring the second touchdown r 1 - A 1 l ' . . 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' , ' t . . . - v n 'v - . ,.. . . - v '1 - ' , At Home-commg Davtnport defeated the Klngs 196 scortng nn each of the first three quarters on long passes The Ktngs lme stopped the Davenport backs from runnmg plays Clmton scored m the fourth quarter when Ward caught a pass from Domsalla Clmton s passmg and ground attack was hampered by Davenport s hard chargmg lme and alert secondary Clmton s lme played heads up football Wmlson whxch had the fastest backtxeld m the conference won 23 6 tn Clmtons last home game The Klngs held Wtlson to a scoreless hrst perxod but Wxlson scored m each ofthe other quarters lack Schuster threw a pass to Harold Ward tn the end zone scortng the only touchdown Clmton defeated the Rams 2512 at Dubuque The Kmgs forward wall played the hnest game of the season Clmton scored two touchdowns m the first quarter and one each m the thlrd and fourth quarters Davxd Bonebrake and lack Schuster scored the touchdowns Dubuque found t tmposstble to stop the Clmton runnmg attack The jumors on the varslty squad won two games from Davenport and two from Lyons They beat Davenport 20 0 and 7 0 They defeattd Lyons 22 6 and 34 0 In the startmg lme up for the Jumors were Davld Carsten sen and jack Holcomb ends Russell Hxll and Alvm Bentley guards Davld Kmkaxd center Gene Hood fullback Herbert Lund Rlchard Nelson and Arthur Nixon halfbacks Leonard ordan and Roger Gundelfinger tackles The sophomore squad won four lost four and tled one The boys beat Savanna twtce Fulton Davenport and tted DeWxtt They lost to Davenport East Molme St Ambrose and Dubuque The regular starting lme up was L D Ferge sen and Robert McDermott ends Robert Leuders Davld Colschen guards Lauren Kramer center Hans Andresen fullback Robert Arey left half Paul Sharar nght half Kenneth Felderman quarterback and Lauren Mumm and Lewls Sexton tackles Those earnmg letters were Hans Andresen Robert An drews Robert Arey Rtchard Annear Davtd Colschen Robert Benson Kenneth Felderman Donald Carlson L D Fergesen Wtllram Chrxstlansen Lauren Kramer Henry Clark Robert Leuders Rxchard Coe Robert McDermott Donald Duvall Ketth McRoberts Arthur Frondle Lauren Mumm Russell Haack Lewts Sexton Robert Loots and Paul Sharar Sophomore Scores They e They We Davenport St Ambrose DeW1tt Dubuque Fulton Davenport East Molme Clmton scored a total of 123 potnts to thexr opponents 119 The average pomts per game were 19 to 13 The freshman squad won four games and lost five They beat Maquoketa Savanna Lyons and DeWitt They lost to Maquoketa St Ambrose twtce Savanna and DeW1tt The startmg lme up mcluded Robert Wallmg and Thomas Berdan guards james Holle and Robert McG1ll tackles Edward Shannon center Howard Vogel and Davxd McElroy halfbacks and Holger Lund fullback Twenty etght boys were gxven letters by Coach Rtchard Pollack Fzfn seven , , , . . . ' ' , ' 13 6 . 7 0 5 K , i Savanna 0 20 Savanna 22 32 A 4 ' ' . 20 45 ' 7 7 . . , 1 2 13 45 0 ' 13 0 Football Theodore Sto1k senxor has played three years as a varslty center and two as a regular Thxs year he was elected co captam and was placed on jack North s thlrd all state team Ted has won three major letters Robert Fxtch semor played left tackle wxnnmg a second letter He was the largest grmdder on the team He consxstently opened holes for h1s team mates ln the Dubuque game James H1gg1ns semor was at left end most of the time He won a second letter He scored the wmnmg touch down agamst Rock Island jlm was a good pass recelver James Lesher jumor played rmght tackle jxm was the most aggress1ve player on the squad and his play1ng was the most constant throughout the season john Schuster jumor who played r1ght halfback was one of the best ball carrxers H1gh scorer of the squad jack tallled two or more touchdowns ln the Dubuque St Ambrose East Molme and Roosevelt games Herbert Boegel semor played fullback In the Rock Island game he carrled the ball to the goal lme to set up the first touchdown He was the best downfxeld blocker on the squad Herb was chosen co captam and won a second letter Frfty elgh t Wxlluam Vxckerstaff Junxor played rest rve quarterback and defensxve left half Bull was a good leader Robert Dxppo Jumor played rxght tackle on defense and left guard on offense Bob played hrs best game agamst Rock Island Dexter Jensen semor was the fastest end on the squad He hgured often ID a spot where a long pass was needed as he was a good recexver Eugene Hood jumor was a reserve rxght half Gene didn t play much because of a pulled leg muscle but he dld well m the B squad games Roger Gundelhnger junmor played guard positron He was a good blocker and played well ln the Davenport game Arthur Sheller semor was a halfback and won a second letter He played hls best game agamst Rock Island scormg the first touchdown Robert Walt semor played guard Bob lnked contact hard blocktng and hard tackllng Hts best game was agalnst St Ambrose Edward Thomas semor who played rxght end and halfback was the fastest man on the squad and a good blocker on offense He caught two passes tn the Iowa City game runmng forty flve yards to the 3 yard lme and forty yards to the 6 yard lme He won a second letter Davtd Kmkald junxor was a reserve center backed up the lme well on defense lack Holcomb jumor played nght end jack IS the best pass recexver on the squad Merlm Helfertch semor played guard Probably hxs best game was agamst Frankltn Russell Hxll Jumor was reserve left tackle He lxked Contact and was at hxs best on defense af' '41 Letterman Harold Ward semor played OH-CHSIVE end and defenslve lme back wmnmg a second letter Lefty caught passes m the Iowa Ctty Wllson and Davenport games Arthur Nlxon Jumor was the fastest halfback on the squad He played safety on defense and was also very effectxve on pass defense Davxd Bonebrake semor was a halfback and won a second letter Davld ran thlrty yards for a touchdown tn the Dubuque game and played well agamst St Ambrose too Adam Bartz semor played rxght guard and fullback and won a second letter Babe was a good open field blocker He was exceptxonally good xn backmg up the five man lme Donald Parker semor played hts second year as a regular at left Guard He recovered many fumbles that set up touchdowns Don was chosen as a guard by IDPA and on jack North s second team Paul Domsalla junlor played quarterback and called the plays He was the best passer on the squad When Dumpy played defenstve left end few gatns were made around htm Frftx nxne Standing Thcrol Petersen JohnChrxst1an Wxllxam Clancx Herbert Hanger Harold Ward Richard Townslex Lambert Nenll Seated Lela Hoffman Shxrlex Huggins jane Koestler joan Chalgren CQueenJ Marjorxe Price Ruth Fuller Homecomlng After a huge bonfire a ltvely snake dance and a rousmg pep rally at the Capxtol Theatre on October 24 the students saw the crownmg of the queen by Harold Ward representatxve of the football squad mn a specxal assembly at 1 17 on October 25 joan Chalgren was announced as Homecommg queen by the electxon commxttee of the Senate October 17 Jane Koestler was announced as semor attendant Marjorie Prlce junxor Shmrley Hxggms sophomore and Ruth Fuller fresh man Plans for the assembly were made by Mxss Mary Hope Humphrey Wxlltam Clancy Glenn Buell Eltzabeth Barnard Martha Hempstead Paul Strohm Susan Lynn and janet Schmxtz After the assembly there was a Homecommg parade judges who were Ewert Potter Lambert Netll and Everett First Prize Float Strext judged the Boats as they passed through Clmton streets Edward Rashke s sophomores m room 39 won first prxze Thetr theme was The txde has turned and Beat Daven port Freshman homeroom 209 wxth Kenneth Lorenz as teacher took second place Thexr slogan was Thls aunt no bull We don t need a Lucky Strxke to beat Davenport was the theme of the thmrd prxze wmner jumor homeroom 142 and Mmss Edtth Bxrkett The Davenport Blue Devxls put a cloud over the Home commg festtvltxes by takmg a 19 6 vlctory over the River Kmgs October 25 Usmg Wagon Wheels as thexr theme the semors were sponsors for the Homecommg dance after the game Gus Kelly s orchestra played Queen s Car nn Parade Setond Prtze Float Thxrd Prxze Float Slxtv A li 2 Eff 2 5, a l ' 2 t k 4 . 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' rr' 'r - M --1 Row 2 Robert Benoxt manager Arthur Nxxon Wxlham VlCkCfSt8H- Paul johnson David Calstensen Robert Mohr L D Fergesen Wnlham Lane Row I Theodore Stork Dean Pxeper john Holcomb Coach Edward Rashke Paul Domsslla Herbert Boegel Robert Becker Varsity Basketball Coach Edward Rashke started the second strmg at Savanna m the openmg game of the season but the first five helped make the xmpresslve score of 54 39 The regular squad started but the reserves saw con sxderable actxon agamst Fulton Clmton won 50 26 For the McK1nley game the Rxver Kmgs were determmed to wm which they dxd 63 35 The reserves played most of the fourth quarter Thus was the first Mlssxsslppx Valley conference game Clmton proved ltself by defeatmg Davenport 36 30 It was a mp and tuck game all the way East Molme rated one of the better ball clubs m Illmons held the edge untll the last few mmutes Wlth about 45 seconds left, Ted Stoxk dumped one ln for a one pomt vxctory 30 29 When the Kmgs agam met Savanna they drubbed them 53 39, almost repeatmg the score of the fxrst game Thls made sxx stralght wms for the Kmgs On December 20 the Kmgs went to Loras Academy at Dubuque for a close game and won xt by one pomt 50 49 Durxng vacation the Kmgs vxsxted Coal Clty Illmoxs where Coach Rashke prevxously coached They met a small fast team whxch was defeated 72 37 The reserves saw much actlon On New Year s Eve the Kmgs defeated Dlxon a well coached and well balanced ball club 65 38 on the Clmton court Then the Kmgs came up agamst the 1946 state champs and were beaten for the fxrst txme m the season 38 33 Also the first loss m the MVC xt was a close ball game and a tough one to lose The second game wxth Fulton was won by the Kmgs 39 33 In an MVC game wxth Wxlson of Cedar Rapxds the Kmgs were vrctorxous 64 50 The next conference game was at Dubuque and the Kmgs won 46 25 The scormg was evenly dlvxded as Dean Pleper had 14 pomts Ted Stork 13 and jack Holcomb ll The Kewanee game was played agamst the best team m Ilhnoxs Clmton lost 1t 51 48 the second loss of the season The Kmgs ran agamst a strong club at Muscatme and were defeated 24 36 On the MVC traxl agamst Roosevelt Clmton defeated the Roughrxders S3 38 In the return game wtth Davenport here the Kmgs were never far out ln front untll the final mmutes of the game The score was 37 30 In another conference game the Kmgs played a strong Franklxn team to wm 45 32 jack Holcomb was hxgh pomt The Kmgs met the Rams at Dubuque for the second txme and defeated them 50 26 East Molme came to Clmton for the second encounter and was defeated 54 42 The Kmgs took another crack at the Lxttle Hawks of Iowa Clty puttmg up a good battle but losmg 38 42 Rock Island boys came to Clmton with a wm over Ke wanee under thelr belts but the Kmgs defeated them 42 35 The Kmgs met Muscatme here m the return game and really played a defensive game to wm 31 17 Herb Boegel controlled the ball for the whole hrst half of the fourth quarter Thxs ended the regular season wxth mneteen wms and four losses In the state tournament at Iowa Cxty the Kmgs came up agamst Davenport whxch had been defeated twxce mn the regular season The Blue Devxls however were unbeatable that mght wxth the state txtle as thexr goal For the second straxght year the Kmgs defeated the Iowa champxonshxp team twnce m the regular season only to lose m tournament play The score was 54 30 ln favor of Davenport Slxry one 1- - 1 A I v 1 v I . . 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I - ' r ' V 1 Paul Domsallu Herbert Boegel Dean Preper Theodore Stork jack Holtomb ettermen When the 1946 47 basketball race started few fans dared predict that the Kings would wrn more than half their games Only Dean Preper remained from the Frrewagon Five of last year and the Mrssrssrppr Valley squads were loaded with veterans out to make the conference road rough and rocky The boys came to the close of the season wrth nineteen won and five lost It was a record that rn the words of the Clinton Herald sports writer was nothing short of amazing Dean Preper senior forward scored 396 points averaging 16 5 per game and hnrshed hrgh scorer rn the conference season and he was selected on the second all state team by the IDPA and on the Des Moines Register s thrrd team Ted Stork senior teamed with Dean rn the forward positron playing a rugged defensrve game and fighting for rebounds and tip offs Hrs last minute basket at East Molme when he stole a pass and drove the length of the court for a set up won the game for Clinton 30 29 after the Kings had trailed the entrre game Herbert Boegel another senior became famous rn hrs role of morale booster and for hrs rough tough floor play Slrty two Fans wont forget hrs dribbling stall agarnst Muscatine rn whrch he controlled the ball for the first five minutes of the fourth quarter The other guard positron was held by Paul Domsalla a junior Durnpy was a capable rebounder and a dependable guard Hrs three clutch baskets at Davenport gave the game to the River Kings at a time when the decision could have easily gone the other way Center jack Holcomb another junior was second hrgh scorer of the team Hrs guarding of Kewanee s grant center performance agarnst Davenport s mighty Ruck rn the second game was also sensational Robert Becker senror forward played a pinch hrt role Though small Bob was a consistent scoring threat Wrllram Lane Junror acted as trouble shooter for the offense Brll has a sharp basket eye Another junior Davrd Carstensen subbed rn the guard spot and turned rn very credrtable performances Wrllram Vrckerstaff Junior guard displayed leadershrp qualities whrch made him a valuable member of the squad 1 li . y . 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Deans ShOtS f1'0m Out on the COUTY Were high SPOYS Of the Gene Nass, was the highlight of his season's play, but his hun-1 ...Z Row 3 Davxd johnson Davmd Ramxg Robert Arey Robert Benson Donald Duvall john Paxson Row 2 Lawrence Haddad manager john Carstensen Rxchard Coe Paul Sharar Lauren Kramer james Holle Coach Rxchard Pollack Rowl Ronald Adaxr Kenneth Felderman L D Fergesen Hans Andresen Holger Lund William Chrxstlansen Freshman and Sophomore Baslcetball The Llttle Kmgs completed a hlghly successful season wmnmg a total of fifteen and losing slx Twm vlctorles were Cnty Muscatine East Molme, and won sxngle games wxth Dxxon McK1nley Wllson Roosevelt Frankhn, and Rock Island The only double defeat came at the hands of Davenport The starters were usually Kenneth Felderman and Wxllxam Chrxstxansen forwards Hans Andresen and Holger Lund guards and L D Fergesen, center L D Fergesen led the scormng wlth 224 pomts Kenneth Felderman had 160 and Wxlham Chrxstlansen 147 The freshman basketball team concluded a good season wrth thirteen wms and three defeats They were defeated by coached by james Law The usual startmg lme up xncluded Wllham Chrlstxansen and Davxd Johnson, forwards james Holle and Holger Lund guards and Donald Ramug center These five boys also played wxth the sophomores thxs season Substxtutmg were Charles Holm Robert Trent Alex Grayes Eugene Praschan Edward Shannon Davxd Cavan augh Donald Smlth Bernard Ekland Earl Cromer Rxchard Goers john Hrll, Edward Thompson Thomas Petrehn and Walter Ferguson Row 3 Edward Shannon Earl Cromer Edward Thompson John Hull Robert Trent Davnd Cavan augh Thomas Petrehn Row 2 Coach James Law Donald Sm1th Eugene Praschan Walter Ferguson Alex Grayes Bernard Ekland Robert Clark manager Row 1 David johnson Charles Holm James Holle Wxllnm Chrlstransen Holger Lund Donald Ramlg l L Suty three -' gs , - ' - . 1 1 -. ' . 9 1 2 p - 10 , - . 4 ff over Dubuque, Savanna, and Fulton. 'They split with Iowa Fulton, St. Ambrose, and Savanna. The freshmen were 1143 5' Row 3 Ray Gllbert Wavne Leu Gene Hood Joseph Halba h Bert Duvne Robert Nxel uhr Charles Hem Row 2 Kenneth Lahm Paul Brxeske Albert Machael Patrick Cormxck Arthur Sheller Allan Lunl Adolph Skatxknt Row I Robert Angell Wxlham Foster Allen justxs Jerrx Nelsshe Raymond Kohler Dav1d McElroy Varsity Swimming Chnton opened the season wxth a 50 16 wxn over Provxso m the home pool The followxng week the squad went to Des Moxnes to wxn meets from Roosevelt and North by scores of 39 27 and 41 25 respectxvely Clmton next defeated West Rockford 43 32 In the followmg week East Rockford defeated Clmton 38 37 On February 22 Clmton went to Iowa Cnty to defend the state champxonshxp txtle Clmton kept the tltle wnnmng by 22 pomts over the nearest rxval Clmton finished the regular schedule wxth a 49 26 vlctory over West Rockford The seals completed a hlghly successful season wmnmg sux of seven dual meets and takmg the Iowa txtle for the second straxght year Albert Machael has the state txtle ln both the 40 and the 100 yard free style Patrnck Cormxck the 100 yard back stroke Davxd Bonebrake dlvmg Bert Doyne 220 yard free style Sixty Iour The 160 yard free style relay team also took the state txtle Gene Hood Paul Brmeske Patrxck Cormxck and Ken neth Lahm were members of thxs team Those who recelved major awards were Davxd Bonebrake Paul Brxeske Patrxck Cormxck Bert Doyne Gene Hood Allen Justxs Kenneth Lahm Albert Machael Robert Nxe buhr Arthur Sheller and Adolph Skatlkat Mxnor awards went to Wxlham Foster Raymond Gxlbert james Broderlck Davld Holleran Raymond Kohler james McComb Charles Madden jerry NC1SSl1C Robert Purcell Jack Qulck Thomas Rxddell Merle Ruch Arthur Stone john Van Dyke Donald Zerrlen and Donald Carlson Freshman swxmmmg awards went to Phxlhp Garrxson Duane jones Bruce jurgensen Vernon Lass Davxd McElroy Arthur Murphy Louxs Shew Edward Clark and Harold Ketelsen ' In K 1:23 'Mull X MA , . , WX, -.. n My . , -I Ju , I -.,. , .. 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Y . . v - ' 1 - 1 I . - I 0 I I I y S y ' . . . 3 Albert Machael Patrick Cormlck David Bonehrake Bert Doyne Davld Bonebrake 1S on thxs year s all Amerlcan selectlon m the dxvmg drvxslon and he IS state champxon ln dxvmg Dave s hrst appearance on the squad was ln hxs Jumor year when he caught on to hxs dxves very quxckly and came out of the state meet wlth a fourth place Thls year Dave showed wonderful form and worked on new dxves At Roosevelt he placed second to the state ehamplon but m the state meet Dave upset the Roosevelt man Dave has two major letters rn the sport Bert Doyne a Jumor holds down the top posxtlon m the 220 yard free style As a freshman Bert tramed on the dns tance swrm In hls sophomore year he placed second ln the state meet Thls year he was defeated by a Roosevelt Des Momes sw1mmer but came back to avenge thxs and be crowned state champxon m the 220 yard free style Bert has two major letters ln swxmmxng Snty Eve State Title Holders Albert Machael captain of the 1947 swxmmmg team has a very xmpresstve record Durmg hrs four years of varsity swrmmmg he has been state champron four trmes and on the all Amerlcan mdlvtdual selectlon five txmes and on the relays three txmes Al has four major letters m swxmmmg I freshman year he was fourth ln the 100 yard backstroke As a sophomore he won the champxonshlp ln 40 yard free style and second m 100 backstroke In jumor year he was nosed out of the 40 yard champxonshxp but won the 100 yard backstroke Thls year he lowered the pool record for the 100 free style from 561 to 53 9 In the state meet he won the 40 and the 100 yard free style Al hut 18 4 m the pre hmmarles for the 40 yard He graduates Patrxck Cormxck became state champxon m the 100 yard has also been on the 160 yard free style relay team whlch won the state tltle In hls first year m Clmton Hxgh he was a dlver and a free styler Then he concentrated on the back stroke and also swam on the medley relay Free Style Relay Patrick Cormxck Kenneth Lahm Gene Hood Paul Brxeskc l X I' I . . . . . , , . . n I . N backstroke this year and earned a second major letter. He 1? . ' l Y ' . ' Row2 jack Kuehl Arthur Murphy Kenneth Tharp Charles Madden James MtComh Merle Ruth jerry Nexsslxe john Van Dyke Row I Thomas Rxddell Peter Maurek ,Iaek Quxck Donald Cullms Thomas Balle james Brodtrxck Davxd Holleran SOpl'lOmOfC and FFCSITITIGI1 SWIITIITIIIIS The sophomore and freshman group of swnmmers were the best m many years accordmg to Coach Howard Judd Competmon was hard to obtam but the boys swam for the Y M C A m two dual meets wtth Molme and m the state Y meet jumor Y M C A state charnpxons were jack Qulck and Davxd Holleran freshmen Merle Ruch and james Brodermck sophomores Charles Madden jerry Netsshe and jerry Kohler were on the 60 yard medley relay Davxd Holleran Robert Purcell O Pollywogs has been orgamzed to further the mterest of gxrls m swlmmmg and to tmprove form and strength m swxm mmg and dxvmg The gxrls met every Wednesday after school ln the pool The sponsor was Mxss Eugeme Donnelly the grrls physlcal educatlon teacher In order to belong a gurl must pass tests showmg abmhty sklll and form and must have passed exther the Jumor or the semor hfesavmg tests Donnelly and two of the men physlcal education mstructors Cand1dates were graded by Mlss Raymond Kohler and Bernard Ekland were on the 160 yard free style relay team The three best boys m each event were Davxd Holleran Robert Purtell and james Broderxck m the 40 yard free style james Broderxck Raymond Kohler and james Mc Comb IU the 100 yard free style Merle Ruch jerry Nexsshe and james McComb m the 40 yard breast stroke Charles Madden Paul Balle and james Broderxek m the 40 yard backstroke and jack Quttk Peter Maurek and Vernon Lass m LllV1flL, ywogs The only gxrl to pass the senlor hfesavmg test thxs year was Colleen Hoop a Jumor The gxrls who passed Jumor hfesavmng tests were Charlene Bray Martha Hempstead Dorothy Hill Joanne Houseman Mary Ann Hurlburt Grace Iten Arden LaBatt Margo Maurek Sh1rley Obermxller Nannette Pleper Ruth Rxdpath and jamce Rosenberg The Pollywogs co sponsored the annual Polly Pep formal dance Aprll 18 Row jane Hurlburt Marxlvn Happs Colleen Hoop Dorothy Hull Susan Lynn Barbara Sutton Margo Maurek Beverly Tallman ,Iamce Rosenberg., Mary Ann Hurlburt Shxrlev Obermxller Grace Iten Row Martha Hempstead Arden LaBatt Beverly Norskov Ruth Rtdpath joan Housman Beverly Rhoades Charlene Bray Jamce Root Fave Ferguson Nanette Pleper Row Coralxe Merssner Evelyn Van Horn Betty Ingwersen Jacquelvn Kramer Nancy Knudsen Ednabelle Drury Carol Maurek Mary Ellen Jones P8tflClH Grossman Suty su I n 3 . , . . v , ' .' . , . . . , . h , - v y ' A . . ' ' Y y - w . ' ' . y v ' n v v v v . . ' 1 - n v - . ' ' ,' ,' . ' t y - v ' y v . V , y - y n , . . , . V . ,, . . . , , Row3 Leonard Jordan james Lesher Harry Nelson Roger Gundelflnger Gerald Kallenbach Edward Zlrhes Russell Haack Row? William Jenkxns Stuart Lang Darryl Blxnkmsop Wayne Wait John Weinbeclc Donald Adkinson john Frederick Coach Leonard Wilson Rowl LeRoy Cleppe Richard Hlckenhottom Jack Klopp Herbert Lund LaVelle Rursth Alvin Bentley Wrestling The wrestlers under their new coach Leonard Wilson won six of eleven dual meets placed third in the quadranglar and also third in the conference They placed second in the district meet and qualified five men for the state meet at Clarion The boys going were Darrell Blmkmsop 112 lbs Edward Zxrbes 123 lbs Herbert Lund 129 lbs Gerald Kallenbach 135 lbs and James Lesher heavyweight Clinton scored one point to tie for last place with East Des Moines Gerald Kallenbach was high scorer for the team, winning eight of eleven dual bouts second in the conference and also second in the quadranglar He was decxsioned in the semi final round of the state meet Other constant wmners were Edward Zlrbes Herbert Lund Stuart Lang John Klopp and james Lesher Boys winning major letters were William jenkins Darrell Blinkinsop Herbert Lund James Lesher Harold Nelson, Alvin Bentley Richard Hickenbottom Edward Zirbes john Klopp Stuart Lang, and Gerald Kallenbach Minor letter wmners were Roger Gundellinger LeRoy Cleppe Donald Hartzell Donald Adkmson, john Weinbeck and Wayne Wait .lr College Basketball Eight men received letters Their coach was Thomas Sharples Earl Dahl forward was high pomt man Robert Gustafson forward showed up best against Dubuque when he scored seventeen points Earl Fenn forward, played as a regular the first eight games until he came down with scarlet fever Earl was an excellent shot and rebounder Ted Peterson guard and captain, liked to rough it up for the opposition Orville Marlowe guard was a good rebounder and shot John Kenny center was one of the tallest men on the squad He was a good shot and a hne rebounder john Rickoff forward, had drive and a good left handed shot Leonard Vogel guard was one of the fastest men on the team e Ther e They Elkader J C Elkader Boone J C Webster City J C Muscatine j C Washington J C Dubuque B Burlington J C Washington J C Augustana B Loras B Dubuque B Muscatinej C Burlington J C Cornell B Loras B Row 2 john Rickoh' Orville Marlowe Thomas Dolan Ted Peterson Lester Kitchen Row I Leonard Vogel John Kenny Earl Dahl Robert Gustafson Sixty seven ' -' L H ,. I I . l . . . .- ' , ' H s William jenkins. Darrell Blinkinsop, Richard Hickenbottom, HC Played 3 hard ball game and WHS in fhefe fighting- . . . . W Y, W . '. ' - I h . . 46 27 59 23 D l . . . 32 47 .. .- 31 37 I . - . . . 1 ' . . 35 48 22 38 , . . ' . . 44 55 42 48 U. . - ' . . 34 si ' . , 28 38 I 1 ' .. -1 39 57 ' . . 26 65 . . , ' . . 32 60 41 60 - ' . . 39 40 .. ,. 39 41 TTBCIC Clmton was second ln the M1SS1SS1pp1 Valley Conference mdoor meet at the Umversxty of Iowa fieldhouse March 28 wlth 3711 pomts following Davenport with 4011 Fxrst place wmners were john Kucera high Jump 59 Dean Pxeper clocked 2 01 5 mn the 880 yard run The medley relay 1Robert Roush Arthur Nmxon Boyd Wascher Dean P1eper1 had a txme of 3 50 2 Lloyd Outzen tied for second m pole vault and Holger Lund was fourth Robert jowett was second in the 50 yard dash Harold Ward second rn the 60 yard high hurdles Adam Bartz Rxchard Nelson Paul Hagenson and Herbert Hanger placed first ln the mxle relay The Kmgs placed fifth ln the state mdoor meet at Iowa Clty Clmton had two hrsts Pleper ran the mile m 4 30 5 betterxng the old mark of 4 35 8 made m 1942 Outzen took the pole vault wxth 11 3 Other place wmners were Jowett second ln the 60 yard low hurdles Ward fifth rn 160 yard hrgh hurdles Kucera fourth hxgh jump Hanger fourth m 440 yard dash Charles Meyer fifth in one sectlon of the half m1le Davenport took eleven of fifteen fxrsts mn the dual there and scored 11812 to Clintons 861 Firsts were jowett 100 yard dash Julius Gendvxlas mule run Ted Stork and Outzen tle for pole vault the mlle relay Hanger Bartz Rlchard Nelson and Hagenson The Kmgs downed Rock Island 10113 to 87M there Aprxl 19 Clxnton took seven of thxrteen events Hanger was first ln the 440 yard dash wlth 53 9 Pxeper ran the mmle m 4 35 4 Schuster was second mn shot put and fourth m broad Jump Stork Outzen and Holger Lund tied on pole vault Rxchard Nxssen won the dxscus with 118 feet Bartz was thxrd wxth Nelson fourth m the 440 yard dash Roush second ln 220 yard dash In the 880 yard run Gendvrlas McKee and Meyer placed m that order The 880 relay team 1Wascher Hanger jowett and Roushl took first with a txme of 1 36 3 Davenport took first at the Davenport Relays wlth 88 pomts to Clmton s second wxth 59 Flrsts were Outzen rn the pole vault w1th 109 the 320 yard hxgh hurdle relay Wxlham Vxckerstaff Harold Ward and Dexter jensenl The txme of the relay was 44 6 wh1ch broke the old record of 45 5 set by Sterling ln 1945 The mile relay nRoush Bartz Rlchard Nelson and Hangerr tred with Wxlson and Davenport for second Nissen placed thxrd ln dlscus The sprmt medley relay took thlrd wxth Roush Wascher Nlxon and Hanger Gendvxlas McKee Meyer and Preper ran the two mule relay The 880 yard relay 4Hagenson jowett Bartz and Wascherl placed th1rd Kucera tied for fourth rn hxgh Jump The 440 yard relay 1Wascher jowett Hanger and Roushl was fourth The 504 yard low hurdles relay 1-Iowett Hagen son Max Wxdner and Schusteri was fourth The 440 yard sophomore relay with john Chrlstxan Paul Sharar Howard Vogel and Robert Arey placed fourth Szx ty eight Dean Pxeper won the lmle at the Drake Relays his txme of 4 26 2 better1ng the old mark of 4 319 made ln 1946 Outzen txed for first place rn the pole vault wxth 11414 Stoxk tled for th1rd with four others at 11 The mxle relay team was second running m 3 314 wxth Roush Pleper Bartz and Hanger Davenport led the Gateway Classxc Fxeld wrth 80 5 pomts Freeport Illmoxs had 38 Chnton 3412 Wilson of Cedar Rapxds took the Class B t1tle wxth 61 pomts Pleper set a new meet record for the mile wxth 4 29 5 breakxng the old record of 4 35 2 standmg since 1931 The mxle relay won another flrst clockmg a txme of 3 38 3 with Roush Hanger Bartz and Pxeper Stolk and Outzen placed thxrd and fourth in pole vault Kucera tled for second 1n hxgh jump and John H111 took fifth w1th four others Ward was fourth m the 120 hxgh hurdles Hanger was third m the 440 yard dash Bartz fifth Clinton placed fifth ln the 880 yard relay Jowett was fourth in the 200 yard low hurdles and McKee was fifth m the 880 yard run The Kmgs won the dlstrxct meet rn Ottumwa May 9 Pxeper broke the mmle record runmng in a time of 4 26 to lower the 4 34 record set rn 1933 Ward ran the hxgh hurdles m 15 4 breakmg the old record of 15 6 Jowett took the 200 yard low hurdles m 24 3 Schuster leaped 19 11 to wm the broad Jump The mmle relay ran m 3 39 2 wxth Roush Bartz McKee and Pxeper Kucera tied for first m hxgh jump with 5 8 Other quahhers for the Kmgs were the 880 yard relay INIXOH Schuster Wascher Bartzi Vxckerstaff high hurdles Hanger 440 yard run Stolk and Outzen pole vault The fol lowmg placed thlrd but regmstered better tlmes or dxstances than wxnners ln other districts Domsalla football throw Schuster shot put the two mxle relay composed of McKee Wxllxam Chrxstxansen Meyer and Gendvllas and the 440 yard relay lN1xon Schuster Wascher and Jowettv Davenport took first m the Mrssxssxppl Valley conference meet on Coe College held May 18 Dubuque Iowa Clty Franklm and Cl1nton followed m that order Pxeper won the mxle Ward the hxgh hurdles and Kucera the high Jump At the state meet m Ames May 24 Dean Pxeper star mller came wxthm six tenths of a second of breakmg the national prep record He ran the m1le 1n 4 218 setting a new record Outzen txed for second m the pole vault Clmton scored seven pomts Semors wmnmg track letters were Adam Bartz Robert Fxtch Juhus Gendvxlas Wxlham Gxerhart Marvin Goddard Paul Hagenson Herbert Hanger Phxllxp Hoffman john Kucera Rxchard Nxssen Lloyd Outzen Dean Pxeper Robert Roush and Ted Stork jumors were jerry Cheramy Paul Domsalla Robert jowett James McKee Charles Meyer Rrchard Nelson Arthur Nxxon Jack Schuster Wlllxam Vxckerstaff and Max Wfdner L D Fergesen sophomore and Wxlham Chnstxansen jack Hill and Holger Lund freshmen received letters also ' 1 , , . . . . . , . . - - 1 11 , 1 - ' . . . 1 11 ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 - ' I - . 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Tracks fun even without glory Ask Meyer McDermott Colschen McKee or Butzbach Jl1llUS ts just waltmg for that gun Roush Hanger Bartz and Pmeper These boys beat the state champxon mtle relay team So round so Grm so fully packed jerry s a stout lad Under classmen the future track kmgs of CHS Herb and Babe Ready? Go' Proper Gendvxlas Hoffman McKee and Kallenbach our fall track men Dean all set to break another record The long legs of Jensen Vlckerstaff and Ward help them get over the hurdles The big boss checks thlngs for the Drake Relays Broadjumpmg star of 1950 Harold Kent Come on L D Let s beat Davenport SIXYV nine - n D I . A t ,Y - , 1:4 ' 1 e. . , try?-,f, ,.,, ,ve Y Y Y- . Qt f' B f , rf' ' ' 'E f J 3 l I -1 U l z ONTACTS betu een the Czty and the School 'ire made bv our patronage and thezr Support We are form1ng careers for our future, 'md Qome dav soon we Shall be the buwnew people supportmg the school Sketch bv I'mr! Hmulrrmn , . Q K c C , c . 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WNV 2 A-Y' .4444 'Vai Sensor Poll Best lookmg Ted Stork Most lxkely to succeed Mary Scott Most musxcal Blll Gxerhart Best all around Herb Bocgel Rrvals for tht best personalrty Ted Stork and Herb Boegel Best all around Evelyn Van Horn Most athletxc Jackxe Kramer Best dancer Joan Huebner Smartest Ann Jaeger Hxghest ldeals Shrrley Andrews Best lookmg Nancy Knudsen Smartest the hrghest ldeals and most lrkely to succeed Paul Strohm Most dramatlc Blll Clancy Most athletxc Dean Preper Most muslcal Mary Ellen Jones No prctures Most dramatxc Mary Louxse Leshcr Best personalmty jane Koestler Best dancer Art Sheller Sex entx three . 1 ln in nu x-V l l 4 E , V6 I . 7 ' - X - 4 2 Y 5 . ' . . I Q .z . I y ,l ' - I b Y , 'Q' f. - .i rv - .. 3 T Q .. , 4.,, , H ,Q , Y new U . - Q rf if:-fi , . , . ee- .sagrg-gig , 'ml' . , 2'5 Q52 1 ' . 'B -'. ng.. I A , . , . , . . . , . , . . - , . ' , . ' . . . v . 1 - . - . - . - . . , . , . Seventy four just loahng Kexth NIcRoberts john Chrxstxan Lorrame Heath and Shxrley Obermxllcr the brg wheels of the Sophomore Class Our Studxous Chemlst Bob Fxtch The Eager Beavers on the sound crew Mxss Abraham and wearmg Orchlds' Bob Claus a future news com mentator It seems V1rgmxa and Nannette are both waxtmg for someone Is your taffy apple good Jean? A Strohm IS It Paul or Alycea A busy noon hour Better luck next year Set and ready to go Art Sheller Dave Bonebrake and Dave Carstensen football heroes Bob Becker sensor basketball player Don t forget to let go of the ball Babe Homecoming Queen and her escort Harold Ward Looks as lf thexr float rcquxred some work Gene came properly dressed for the Homecommg Parade N 'M , -if ILL AFOR L the champion golfer joan Petersen gives out with good advice Areni the building trades boys a handsome bunch? Bathing beauties lane Hurlburt joan Huebner Cheral Petersen Overalls and all Evelyn Holle Lou Ivcrsen joan Lillie and loAnn Bruggenwxrth Phyllis Swartz and Beverly Norskov on the front campus An intellectual group listen to Teacher David Bonebrake and Tecl Butzbach lounge in the sunken garden Hildegard Pahl and Mary C Pearson spend a Clay at Eagle Point The gang headed for Milo s Children will be children The after eFl'ects of making costume dolls Sei enrv fue ! x e, 5 J' ... ls- 5 Miss Streib shows the girls some facts. The juniors in Pep Club take it seriously. Beverly Hall, Z '95 dfx, Seventy srx Helen and janet on a Sunday stroll Gxrls favorxte commumon pole M1tzxe IS trymg to act snooty Theo Adler archery expert' On the bank: of the bank Is Mr Lorenz that funny? Cleo and Nora are loolcmg toward the fuiure A ext clown strxke on top of CHS An auchtorlum crowd I , ? . v :ky 1 5 l X K 'V , 1 2-AA xv LY 'FP xx C Back m grade school days Fxve are semors now I wan na play baseball says Bev Rhoades Hans got a snack at the store Phyllxs llkes the outdoor lxfe Really you don t say' Hey Dump' Tlme out at noon for a game of brldge Wow' I hmt mt That s Charlotte Hunter facmg Felderman and Wosoba A penny for your thoughts Alxce Junlors advertxsmg the Carmval Must be a grand day for restmg Maryanne' T Tlcket Don t laugh your son mtght be ln here Seven ty seven , by M ' A . 1 : , X 4- - . . ' ,tl . ' . 1 l . K r 4 A f Al '- -. ' x IX. ' ' ' VL ' A . J -li l , ,,. ..,. . ,I . i -. L , ' t 1 toll - 5' -I J if 'xx 'T 'N '. . W 4 V ry gn El . 1. xl.: Q . , Q . V I . 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