Earlham High School - Memories Yearbook (Earlham, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1953 volume:

p 4 N IDN I-I THE SPIRIT llf Pubhshed by the Seruor Class of EIARLHAM HIGH SCI-IC Elarlham Iowa 'S Nations Slllmulg AIIMI ISIIIAIIU The primary concern of American education today is to cultivate in he largest number of our future citizens an appreciation both of the responsi bilities and the benefits which come to them because they are American and free James F Hemphill Principal Are you ready for tomorrow ? Tomorrow can mean a great era of exciting adventure in outer space, a wonderful world of new and useful inventions better than the unbelievable things we already have, a blissful world of peace and general well- being On the other hand it can be an era of distrust and hate a world full of horrible ways of killing masses of people an age of contin ous wars and brutality What happens will depend on the youth of free countries Young people in the free countries of the world must be educated to carry the banners of tolerance love and peace to the rest of the world To make a better future for yourself and to prepare to help others in your world be sure that you are mak1ng the most of today Your school offers each student a chance to study various subjects to help in future living You also have opportunities to participate 1n many activities designed to make you a better leader and more tolerant person Your tomorrow will be the result of your actions today Can we count on you to build a better world '7 Mr C Arthur Hansen Superlntendent 'Q' 1 , - I 1 v I 1 ffm 1. ' ' . 1 ' I ' N n . wkn -V' ' l- t 1.1.7 . . . . . lr, 4 2 DONALD PRIOR Phys1cal Educauon, Coach HILAH JANE WHCOX Eng lxsh FMIIIHY JAMES 'HEMYHHQL Principal ARTHUR OLIVER Commercial MIRIAM NEWHOUSE Vocauonal Homemakmg MARVIN ROHM MUSIC ORVAL A KNEE Mathematxcs, SCICHCE FORREST BEAR Vocatxonal Agriculture 3 . an HUI lU CH CUUKS L. TO R.: Louise Reimers, Mildred Letz, Zola Douglas, Sadie Slavens, Rose Gilbert. CUSIHDIA S L O Douglas Forrest Smnh BUS DRIVERS STANDING L TO R Mr Don Pnor, Mr James Hemphxll, Mr Forrest Bear Mr Robert Gnffm Mr Loren Emerson FRONT ROW L TO R Mr Marvin Rohm, Mr Homer Danley Mr Max Sanders, Mr Merle Leeper Mr Verl Chase freer ,fsrgr Pres1dent Vlce Pres1dent T rea sure r Sec reta ry Sl IIIRS Wayne Douglas Allen Goeldner Carl Mer1ca1 Larry Jacobson we 'K W' 7 '2 T'53'fA' W' ' 'ia , , 3 V ' 'V ,aw 4 X 'J I5 4 .1 f Q H27 ' 1 ' ' , . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . gi X u : 'nuff' if-.. A nal? fi is .. HISHIIIY Thrrteen years ago around the last of February, 1941, twenty three youngsters, w1th an a1r of great rmportance, began therr formal educatron Ten of these Terence Byrne, Charles Cassrdy Allen Goeldner Ruby Golrghtly, Larry Jacobson, Myrna Mapes, Sherry Prrce Sally Standmg, Patrrcra Westphal, and John Crawford after twelve years of studyrng and amusement wrll get therr drplomas from good old EHS Even though Sally Standmg d1dn't come back Ph1ll1p Brown and Jean Adams were here to take her place M1ss Brlney was our beloved teacher The paste must have had some added flavorrng by the way we ate rt Yum yuml Allen Goeldner frnally remembered not to say Hey Mom, but to say Mrs Goeldner durmg school ume Oran Clements Wayne Thrarlkrll Jomed us Jean Adams drsappeared durmg the summer and d1dn't come back The second semester Carl Merrcal Jorned us We sure had fun puttrng on our Chrrstmas play Our newcomers are Marlm Brtttarn, Mary Alrce Conrad, Wrlma Nltchals and our twrns, Wrlma and Wayne Douglas We had lost Larry Jacobson The twms drdn t stay long they moved to De Soto, February I8 1943 Mrss Mleynek must have been fond of us because she 15 gomg on to fourth grade wrth us Boy these are good turnrps Besrdes the basket of turnrps Mrss Mleynek made us some very good popcorn balls w1th nuts Yummmmmmm John Westphal and Harold brought new excrtement to our class Sally Standrng came back but left after the frrst semester The new face rn ftfth grade rs Ruby Leeper from Prtzer We were noted for belng ornery but Mrs Olson soon took that out of us Sally came back at the last of the year John Chase Jomed our carefree class and Larry Jacobson came back from DeSoto wrth a rubber band 1n h1S hand Wrlma and Wayne Douglas came back We mrssed our recesses at f1rst We soon got used to havmg more than one teacher Durmg thrs seventh year of school we gamed Margaret Gonseth and Merrlyn Danley Wrlrna Nrtchals re enrolled rn our class We now have arrrved at what we have been lookrng for, erghth grade graduatron Our motto was Clrmbrng to Success flower was whrte carnauon, and colors were blue and srlver B111 Benson came the second semester, Oran Clements came then also We have ventured to the thrrd floor to be green freshres Nothrng outstandrng happened to us durmg the frrst two years of our Hrgh School Durmg the Sophomore year Jean Adams came from DeSoto to Jorn our class agarn Fmally we were all promoted to Juniors That year we had the Junror and Semor Banquet at Younkers Tea Room rn Des Mornes J umors presented a play called Junror Prom , opemng nrght was October 30, 1951 Last day of school party was beld out at John Westphals north farm We ate supper rn the trmber, after the party broke up we all splrt up and went where ever we wanted too, more fun We frnally became seniors, slow but sure There wasn t too much gorng on the frrst part of the year We elected offrcers, the boys overruled the grrls, we had all boy offrcers November 4 we all had our glamorous graduatron prctures taken We recreved them near Chrrstmas Everyone must of been satrsfred, there wasn t any complaints We started plannrng drfferent ways to rarse money for drfferent acuvltres that we were gorng to have throughout the year December came, we started talkrng about our slap day Everyone was thrnkrng of excrung and educauonal places to go We frnally came up wtth Chrcago It was voted on by the class and passed Next came the red tape The class had to get all the parents srgnatures and school boards permrssron A few had to twist theu parents arms, but they suc ceeded. The brggest problem rn all the school and semor class was to rarse enough money to go on the skrp day. Our plans were to have a couple of projects throughout the year, wlth our Annual Sales and Semor play we should have enough money to charter a bus and lodgrng expenses for skrp day. Our class colors, S11ver and Red . Flower is 'Amerrcan Beauty Rose . Our class motto, 'The past forever gone, the future strll our own. We have now ended our Senror year with lots of fun and work. We all had an excrtmg year. We now close the pages of our Hrgh School Education. 6 O L 9 n w s,v.-4 ,Wm 1 5 7 l f J. , rn - ,- AT ' H. : . , -' J-if f . Q ., Q e ' -.,-., X, ,, ---L ' Y v s- 1-.' ..- 1, . A .. -- - , J 1 -gs.r ,, 5 - - -.qs Ir ' ' - ' ' '- -: I U 'vii -:r-...fr ' ,jf- . . . H . I I . , . . . I -- . ' li ll X ' ' ' . ' . . , . . . . . . i U . . . . . . ' . . . . , l . . . , , . . , . ' ll ' ll . , . ,, . . . ' I ll II . , . . . . . I . . . . . . . . , . I I lx U TERENCE BYRNE Terry If bralns were muscles he d be atlas Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball I 3 4 Football! 2 3 4 Track 2 Mnxed Chorus I Band I,2 Marchtng Band I Drum Ensemble 2 State Mustc Contest 2 Muslc Contest I 2 Jumor Play One Act Play I 4 Annual Staff4 Re Echo Staff 3 Plans go to college at Umver stty of Notre Dame CHARLES CASSADY Chuck Don t Jump at me I m not a concluston Football 2 3 4 Track 3 4 F F A I 2 3 AnnualStaff4 Plans work In Des Mornes JOHN CHASE Doc I m not really ornery, I Just act that way Football I 2 mana ger 3 Baseball 1,3 4 Track I 2 MlxedChorusI FFA 1234 FFA Basketball 1,2 3 4 Class Play 4 Plans Go to Iowa State College Comphments of EARLHAM SAVINGS BANK Sl IIS JEAN ADAMS Ieanle Angels are perfect but l m a gul Student Counctl 4 secre 7 tary Basketballl Glee Club I 2 Y Teens 2 3 4 vtce Presldent Cheer leader 2 3 4 Re Echo 3 Drama Club 4 Iumor Play Plans Arrlme hostess or work In Des Mornes BILL BENSON Hawkeye I ll Never Tell Class vlce Presldent 2 Football I Basketball I 2 4 Baseball I 3 4 Mtxed ChorusI23 FFA I234Cass Play 3 4 Plans farm or ranch MARLIN BRITTIAN I came I saw and now I m leav Ing Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I, 3 4 Baseball I 3 4 Trackl 2 Band I Mrxed Chorus I 2 F F A r 3 4 Plans Farm PHILLIP BROWN and shapes Plans Perhaps work for Bell Telephone ll 'lliv ' I Z 'F' pu .I ' uri' 3 3 ' ' : : ual oo3. rsivlrproil ,I I o I 'W I , U Q .Ou ann: 2: 9: ul: 99314: :I 13000121 ,Q I 0 P.B. Geniuses come in all sizes I l 1 on uni' s .: ...: :' : : ' : F . :' .:' : 'ur F' : r '- In Inf nfossrr: I H in ns ' P ni 913:45 :...,.,:... nl: 5 3 'mv' 'TY' 'N,4f fi' Qi 15 ff-'-,234 .l'r ' WAYNE DOUGLAS Doug Success In my aim Vice President I President 2 Vice President 3 Pres1dent4 Student Council 2 3 4 President Student Council 3 4 Baseball I 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Football I 34 Trackl 2 34 Bandz 3 Mrxed Chorus I 2 3 4 Drama Club 4 Annual 4 Re Echo 4 Plans Go to College WILMA DOUGLAS Willie If she can t Ind anything to laugh about she ll J t giggle Basketball I 2 3 4 Marching Band 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Saxaphone Quartet 2 3 4 Pep Band 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Glee Clu 1234 YteensI234 Junior Play 3 Annual staff 4 Re Echo Staff 4 Plans Work in Des Moines ALLEN GOELDNER I like Ike Track 3 4- Junior Play 3- Vice President 4- Annual Editor 4- Re-Echo 4- Drama Club 4- Manager 2 3 4- Plans- Go to Iowa University S S ORAN CLEMENTS Use what you have and make the best of lt FFA Basketball 3 4 Track 3 4 FFA I 2 3 4 Plans Work for Bell Telephone MARY ALICE CONRAD Is she as quite as she looks? Y teens 1 2 3 4 Annual SI3ff4 Plans Work in Des Moines IOHN CRAWFORD Crawfish Work don t bother me I can lay down besrde it and go to sleep FFA 1,2 3 4 Plans Join the Navy MERILYN DANLEY A careful student careful not to overdo Baseball I 3 Track I 3 FFA 2 3 Mixed Chorus I 2 FFA Basketball 8 I 3 Music Contest I 2 Plans Work for Bell Telephone Compliments of UNITED FOOD MARKET and FLEITCI-IER'S SERVICE S S MYRNA MAPES If looks made us happy I d be miserable Vice Pl'8Sld6l'llI Basketball I Basketball Manager 3 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Concert Band I 2, 3 4 March Ing Band l 3 4 Pianist I 2 3 4 Pep Band I 2 3 4 German Band 2,3 Annu al Staff4 Y Teens I,2,3 4 pianist 2 3 Plans Go to College CARL MERICAL Crazy The good die young, I m going to be an old man Treasurer I 4 Secretary 2 3 Football 2 3 4 Track 3 4 FFA 2 Plans Work at Bell Tele phone WILMA NITCHALS Willy The saddest words of tongue or pen are these four words Be home at ten! Glee Club I, 2 Mixed Chorus 3,43 Music Contest 1, 2, 3 43 Y-Teens I, 2,3 4, Treasurer 4, Drama Club 4g Librarian 1, 2, Annual Staff 4, Plans: Join the Waves or work in Des Moines. Compliments of HUNTER MOTOR CO. RUBY CHARLENE GOLIGHTLY God made a man for every woman what did he do with mine? Student Councrl4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Glee Club I 2 3 Marching Band I 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3 Concert Band 2 3 4 Contest 2 3 4 Sax Quartet 2 3 Re Echo 3 Y Teens I,2,3 4 Social ChaLrman4 Junior Play Plans Work MARGARET GONSETH Marg lf a smile wins all the vorld is hers Student Council Secre tary 3 Class President 3 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Mixed Quartet4 Contest I 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus r 2 3 4 Cheer leader 3 4 Y Teens I,2,3 4 Chorister 3 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play Plans Telephone Operator LARRY IACOBSON Jake Why be good when people love me the way I am Class Secre tary4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Baseball I 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 3 4 FFA I Plans Undecided RUBY JEAN LEEPER There must be some tall men In thrs world? Treasurer 3 Mixed Chorus I 2 Sextet 1,2 Mixed Quartet Con testi 2 3 4 Concert band I 2 3 4 Marching Band I 2 3 4 Pep Band I 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Y Teensl 2, 3 4 Plans Telephone operator In Winterset 9 IOHN WESTPHAL Johnny Hows that Student Counc1l3 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Track3 4 Mlxed Chorus I 2,3 Iumor Play FFA I 2 3 4 Sargent of Arms 4 Drama Club 4 Plans farm PATRICIA WESTPHAL Pat Klng Solomon has hrs troubles but so do I Student Counctl 3 Basketball I,2,3 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Marchtng Band I,2,3 4 MaJorette 4 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Y Teens I 2 4 Drama Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Junror Play Plans I ll tell ya when l make It HAROLD WHEELER I m comrng through Football I, 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Baseball I 3 4 Track I 2 3 4 FFA I 2 Iumor Play Plans: Might go to college S S 10 SHERYL PRICE Sherry Never worry you only get grey hatr Student Counctl 4 Bas ketball I 2,3 Band 2 3 4 Mrxed Cho rust 2 3 4 Glee Clubr 2 3 4 Annual 4 Re Echo 3 4 Edrtor 4 Drama Club 4 Y Teens I 2 3 4 Program Charrman 3 Queen Attendant I Basketball Manager 4 Plans Work In Des Mornes PRESTON SPILLERS Press Won t people be surprrsed to see me Ll'1 Heaven? Class Treasurer 2 Student Councrl 3 4 Football I, 2 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseballl 3 4 Track I 2,3 4 Iumor Play Plans Un dectded SALLY STANDING Jo Io Of all the pleasures farr to see a dramond rrng IS the one for me Student Councrl 3 4 Basketball I 2 Marchmg Band I 2 3 4 Ma1orette 4 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Y Teens I 2 3 4 Drama Club 4 Junror Play Plans Move to Panama WAYNE THRAILKILL Mrght have known Football I 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Baseball 1,3 4 Track I 2 3 4 FFA I,2,3 4 Iumor Class Play Plans farm 'S- CONCRETE MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION CO. and W. G. JACKSON, Insurance IASI Wlll ANI! llSlAMlNl We the Seruor Class of 1953 bemg of d1sputed sound and d1spos1ng m1nd do make publlsh and declare th1s to be our last w1ll and testament 5. Jean Adams w1lls her arr1b1t1011 to be Queen' to Mary Jane 5 Moore and her career as cheerleader to Charlotte Nlcholl Our bronco buster B1ll Hopalong Be xson would l1ke Norma Compton to have h1s beloved horse He would also l1ke to leave h1s lev1s to Morr1s Srrnth Marlm Br1tta1n who IS always v1s1t1ng Van Meter leaves h1s amb1t1on to go there to Alan Osborn Be careful Alan Marl1n also would lxke to glve h1s football su1t to Dean Von Rentzell Ph1ll1p Brown w1lls h1s wheat1es to Dean Cotton H1s tall and sl1m flgure goes to Earl Henry Terence Byrne the Bram leaves h1s amb1t1on to study to Mary Deets The honor of belng Football Capta1n to Laverne Burnham Charles Cassady leaves hxs car to Charles Stanley Take good care of lt Chuck John Chase would l1ke to w1ll h1s red ha1r to Ed1th Schafer and h1s love of books goes to Walter Henkle Oran Clements leaves h1s ab1l1ty to work to Ronald Re1mers and to h1s brother J1m he leaves h1s car Mary Al1ce Conrad w1lls her qu1et ways to Glor1a Allsup and Helen G1pple Her front seat to Earl Henry John Crawford w1lls h1s beloved Crosley to Sanzlra Compton Thxnk you can handle xt Sandy? Mer1lyn Danley w1lls h1s roller skates to Tom Smlth and h1s ab1l1ty to sleep 1n class to Zelda Hester Wayne Douglas w1lls h1s football shoes to Verl Chase and h1s ab1l1ty to go steady to Darla Bomar 5 Wllma Dou las w1lls her g1ggles to Mr Sanders Do you th1nk you can contro them? Allen Goeldner w1lls h1s Job as manager to Dlck Duff and h1s ab1l1ty to wr1te the sport news to Don Davls Ruby Goh htly leaves her basketball su1t to Sharon Clague and her saxop one to Barbara Schardem Margaret Gonseth w1lls her amb1t1on to be an old ma1d to Madelme Chance and her cheerlead1ng to Norma Compton Larry Jacobson w1lls h1s back seat to Chuck Splllers and h1s ab1l1ty to get 1n trouble to LeRoy Fuller Ruby Leeper w1lls her basketball ab1l1ty to anyone who loves It as much as she d1d Myrna Mapes w1lls her urge to study and get ahead to B1lly Lenze Carl Merlcal w1ll leave wlthout argument Wmlma N1tchals has nothmg to leave but w1shes someone would leave her some dou h Sherry Pr1ce W1 ls her penmanshlp to Mr Ollver and her love for Macbeth to J1m Martmdale Preston Splllers w1lls h1s thumb tack techn1que to Dale Moore and all h1s other technlques to any of the lower classmen Sally Stand1ng w1lls the popcorn stand to Judy Branam and her red ha1r to Judy Schafer Wayne Thra1lk1 l w1ll honk h1s horn at any pretty g1rl and leaves h1s brown sw1ss to Janet Br1tta1n John Westphal w1lls h1mse1f to the Van Meter g1rls and Macbeth to the next suckers Patr1c1a Westphal w1lls her long ha1r to Bob Severson and her toe shoes to V1rg1n1a Sp1llers Harold Wheeler w1lls h1s Z0 Z0 v1s1on to anyone who needs It dur1ng tests Z Comphments of MEREDITH PUBLISHING COMPANY Z. 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H . 1 . . ,- ml? iv , : ..1 4' , 1 ' - V , ' iff Y Am ' 4 oO 'S E wa, PINIPHHIY Hall of Fame go through and see the class of 53 Wrlma Douglas famous for her grggles rs now performrng wlth the Rrngley Bros Crrcus Her act rs natronally known as she entertarns mrllrons every year She nets her employer about SIOO 000, 000 a year Because of Oreston Sprller s great love for school we now frnd hrm as a superrntendent They call hrm Old Evrl Eye because nothrng escapes hrs eye Phrllrp Brown has grven up the rdea of berng a bachelor Whrle workrng rn the top of a tree he saw hrs pretty lrttle marden standrng below and rmmedrately fell for her He rnvented an automatrc lawn mower and watches rt whrle srttrng rn hrs wheel charr He hasn t completely recovered from hrs fall yet We frnd that Ruby Leeper rs the top scorer for the Sky Hrgh Basketball Team No one qualrfres for this team unless they are srx and one half feet tall Carl Merrcal rs coach of thrs great team The team has been undefeated ver srnce Carl started coachrng rt and Ruby Jorned the team Johnny Westphal rs a brrllrant research screntrst for the rnterplanetary Research Center Terry Byrne rs a professor at Notre Dame Unlrke most professors Terry rs not absent mrnded Now for a ew words from Terry Harold Wheeler stars as Looney the Tycoon rn the latest movre The Happrly Marrred Couple Larry Jacobson owns a lrne of food stores throughout the Unrted States He specralrzes rn sellrng Happy the all day crgarette He clarms thrs to be the best appetrzer on sale It also rmproves hrs grocery sales Dr John Chase has just concocted a new antr brotrc that wrll save many prgs lrves He rs now rmematronally known as the world s best veterrnarran We have just recerved word that B111 Benson has won the all around cowboy champronshrp rodeo at Madrson Square Garden He plans to take the money he won and start a thousand acre sheep ranch out West Charles Cassady has just rnvented a new stock car that wrll sprn rn all frve gears He rs the world s fastest speed demon Merrlyn Danley left the frllrng statron and Jorned the Bell Telephone Co He never falls off of more than ten poles a day Marlrn Brrttran rs now a retrred farmer and grves speeches to all F F A and 4 H Clubs He rs also a pure bred angus dealer Pat Westphal started her a career as a dancer on Broadway but she now has a Job as scrub woman, employed at the Earlham Hotel She plans to contrnue her career when she has enough dough She plans to have thrs when she s at least erghty If you are lookrng for a mard to do any work call 8052 she ll be glad to help One of the quretest grrls rn the class of 53 Mary Alrce Conrad, has become a great opera srnger at Radro Crty, New York She and her husband have leadrng parts rn the opera Love Passrons , now playrng there Wrlma Nrtchals has Jorned the waves of our great country and rs now an admrral rn the men s drvrsron of the navy Allen Goeldner rs a very busy man as he rs campargn manager for Ike the II now runnrng for Presrdent on the Republrcan trcket, naturally He rs also edrtor of the unrversally known Snoop Magazrne he drgs rn every lrttle corner Wayne Thrarlkrll rs known throughout the world for hrs darry cattle He just rnvented a prck up that rs rmpossrble to fall out of Because of hrs excellent record as a good drrver he now sells rnsurance polrcres for the R U Reckless Wayne Douglas rs playrng football for the Los Angeles Rams and he s just set a record of the most yards garned rn one season Sherry Prrce rs an absent mrnded secretary for an absent mrnded professor at the Unrversrty of Mrnnesota Myrna Mapes rs an old crabby teacher and Just recerved the award as teacher of the year Margaret Gonseth, because of her experrence and knowledge of the correct foods for a hrgh school student, writes artrcles for the Callrng All Grrls Magazrne the artrcle rs You Must Eat The Proper Foods John Crawford now drrves a Cadrllac rnstead of hrs Crosley car He rs Professor of the Crawford Unrversrty whrch rs located at Earlham Iowa Sally Standrng lrves rn Alaska and rs burldrng her a new ranch style snow house It rs surpnsrng how whrte the houses are there Jean Adams rs an arrlrne hostess for the T W A She and her pilots get along swell together Ruby Golrghtly has Just won an Olymprc award for berng the best performer on roller skates She goes all over the world gtvrng performances She was at Earlham School Just a few days ago. 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X . f. up ' il 'ease K'-'Q FRONT ROW, L-R: Mrs. Newhouse, Betty Wheeldon, Jeanette Miller, Marjorie Harris, J U I 0 R S Janice Westphal, Belva Beals, Verl Chase, Mr. Rohm. SECOND ROW, L-R1 Joan Miller Pauline Beeson, Patricia Schleiffarth, Janice Adkins, Charlotte Lenze, Leia Brown, Sybil Price, Naomi Cotton, Shirley Oaks, Helen Algreen. THIRD ROW, L-R: Charlotte Moore, Laverne Burnham, James Clements, Earl Henry, Willis Sprunger, Ted McDonald, Howard Bricker, John Williamson, Le Roy Fuller. FOURTH ROW, L-R: Tom Smith, Dale Moore, Ward Countryman, Robert Boyle, Charles Stanley, Rex Letz, Robert Severson, Don Davis, Dean Godown. Compliments of: EARLHAM ECHO FRONT ROW, L-R3 Mr. Bulwan, Judy Branam, Zelda Hester, Mary Deets, Sharleen Welch, Phyllis Nicholl, Lilah Bennett, Mr. Bear. SECOND ROW, L-R: Charles Spillers, Ronald Reimers, Mary Jo Jacobson, Cheryl Wick, Margaret Hester, Margaret Conrad, Bernice Beeson. THIRD ROW, L-R: Billy Lenze, Laverne Imboden, Charlotte Bales, Lee Ellen Bechtel, Marjorie Young, Jean Wheeldon, Norma Compton. FOURTH ROW, L-R: Bonnie Wilkke, Ronald Dunmire, Norman Hougham, Morris Smith, James Clark, S 0 P H 0 M 0 R I S Harry Peterson, Billie Osborn, Dean Rentzel. .15 U 4, 1'rl' FRONT ROW, L-R1 Mr. Prior, Dean Cotton, Alan Osborn, Merlin Mapes, Dick I R I S H M E Bobenhouse, Sandra Compton, Lola Black, Mary Jane Moore, Dale Von Rentzel, Miss Wilcox. SECOND ROW, L-R: Keith Griffin, Zola Merical, Sh-irley Black- burn, Deloris Burnham, Richard D. Duff, Helen Gipple, Sharon Clague, Gloria Allsup, Judy Nelson, Darla Bomar. THIRD ROW, L-R: Verna Countryman, Geraldine Nelson, Lawrence Waddell. FOURTH ROW, L-R: Richard W. Duff, Judy Schaffer, Dixie Wright, Lucille Werts, Jim Ross, Bill Young, Larry Allsup, Mary Godby, Karen Crawford, Paul Bedwell, Edith Shafer. FIFTH ROW, L-R: Jack Bomar, Barbara Dunmire, Charles Stanley, Dale Lineweaver, Jim Martindale, Ronald Smith, David Strong, Jim Creswell, Charlotte Nicholl. Compliments of: EARLHAM MOTOR CO. 8: SCHAFER IMPLEMENT. FRONT ROW, L-R: Miss Wilcox, Janice Westphal, Janice Adkins, Jean Adams, Pauline Beeson, Wilma Nitchals. SECOND ROW, L-R: John Chase, Pat Westphal, Wilma Douglas, D R A M A Sherry Price, Dean Godown, Howard Bricker. THIRD ROW, L-R: Press Spillers, John West- pnai, john Williamson, winis Sprunger, Sally Standing, Betty Wheeldon. FOURTH Row, 1.-Ri I: l U B Terry Byrne, Don Davis, Robert Boyle, Bob Severson, Wayne Thrailkill, Wayne Douglas, Allen Goeldner. yas is fig?-Gigi c 1 5 Y Lxifm A1 Zilla ,auf 'Soi' Q' A 0 Q or-1104, 6 A N 'ey f SFFA4 rw In Q. N 6 ur-19 5 I :Yu mln: TEEN .Zo LEFT TO RIGHT Bermce Beeson, Elame Welch Karen Crawford Margaret Conrad 1 ' ani. V 04.7 Q 0 - N . .- .. YOZLQI X 1 A f f an I V I 1 SIUUINI CUUNEII ,fx Cvhigq -FTIPUFP - rw 1, M' ' W' SEATED L R John Westphal Don Dav1s Preston Sprllers Wayne Douglas Jean Adams Drck Bobenhouse STANDING L R ,ludy Branam Drxre Wrrght Mr Hemphrll Sherry Prrce Harry Peterson Sally Standrng Rrchard D Duff Mr Hansen Ruby Gollghtly IoAnn Mrller ACHIIVIMINIS The frrst Student Councrl was orgamzed 1n 1946 cons1st1ng of the presldents of each class It was reorganrzed 1n 1951 wrth a new constltutron provrdrng for fourteen members two representatrves from each clas and one representat1ve from each school orgamzatron The followmg are just a few of the achrevements of the Student Counc11 of 1952 53 One of the hrghest achrevements was the Homecomrng Dance he1d 1n the school gym on October 10 Thrs was the fxrst dance ever held rn the school burldxng Next the Student Councrl went to Ames to a Student Councrl Conventron They found that almost all other schools have organlzed Student Counclls much the same as the one at Earlham Then came a Halloween Party held 1n the gym after a football game on October 31 The 1952 Student Councll started Chapel Serv1ces agarn thrs year Erght mmrsters from our communrty and a Catholrc prrest were rnvrted Chapel Servmces were held every two weeks The Student Counc1l sponsored the selhng of rnagazrnes agarn thrs year from the Curtrs Magazrne Company The profrts were spent to buy a telev1s1on set for the school They also sold Chrlstrnas Holly to help wrth thrs project A Chrrstmas program was sponsored by the Student COUHC11 It consrsted of a play grab bag and refreshments Everyone had an enjoyable trme Comphments of DR HARLAN BOBENHOUSE - ' 1 Q. 0 l -I . 5- I , X In i N - 5 ? .. v 3' ' ' ' H y 1 1 '.,'f7iL1lX I R ' x , he Q .Tw - ,C ,J g 1 1 1 1 S 'VY V' 'f Q ' as . elsif. , ' S ' SEATED, L-R: Terry Byrne, Myrna Mapes, Allen Goeldner, Wayne Douglas, Wilma A N N N A I- S I A F I: Douglas, Mary Alice Conrad. STANDING, L-R: Charles Cassady, Mr. Oliver, Patricia Westphal, Sherry Price, Margaret Gonseth, Wilma Nitchals. Compliments of: GIPPLE'S BARBER SHOP and EARLI-IAM STYLE SHOP SEATED, L-R: Judy Schafer, Sharleen Welch, Sherry Price, Pauline Beeson, Wilma Douglas, Shirley Blackburn. STANDING, L-R: Mr. Oliver, Allen Goeldner, Don R I , I E H 0 S I: I Davis, Wayne Douglas, Norman Hougham. .I BBQ. Y 'v'. ,.... ffl ,hw Q, W 1, an-,. Y-Ill 3 .H. X - ,x,.4 rv- 4 Tv- . 299-'-'Q' l -1 R., TLMN ...A......bQ. SEATED, L-R: Zelda Hester, Charlotte Moore, Jean Adams, Janice Adkins Wilma Nitchals, Ruby Golightly. STANDING, L-R: Mrs. Newhouse, Sybil Price Sharleen Welch, Sally Standing, Helen Algreen, Miss Wilcox. Compliments of EARLHAM LUMBER COMPANY FRONT ROW, L-R: Paul Bedwill, Shirley Blackburn, Zelda Hester, Judy Branam, Lilah Bennett, Alan Osborn, Miss Wilcox. SECOND ROW, L-R: Richard W. Duff, Billie Jo Osborn, Ronald Dunmire, Norman Houghman, Sharleen Welch, Barbara Dunmire. THIRD ROW, L-R: Richard D. Duff, Phyllis Nichols, Jim Martendale, S P I I C H E It U R Helen Gipple, Berniece Beeson, Norma Compton. W! T 'av fr XIIJ O 'M : '. ' wing., 4. 7v Us ' Q' a I . .f ' ' ,fir -' A Aff Q .V 1 Ve I ,,, , ., Q , ' Y 'i,f'r l 'Ki' x 1 H' 4 FRONT ROW, L-R1 Bill Benson, Marlin Brittain, Wayne Thrailkill, Ted McDonald, John Chase, John Westphal, Mr. Bear, advisor. SECOND ROW, L-R: Dean Cotton, Merlin Mapes, Verl Chase, I I: A LaVern Burnham, Keith Griffin, LeRoy Fuller, James Clements, Dean Von Rentzel, Walter I-Ienkle, . . . Dale Von Rentzel. THIRD ROW, L-R: Jim Ross, Ronald Smith, Dale Lineweaver, John Williamson, Willis Sprunger, Oran Clements, Jack Bomar, Larry Allsup. FOURTH ROW, L-R: Rex Letz, Ward Countryman, Dean Godown, Wayne Douglas, Tom Smith, Robert Boyle, James Clark, Charles Stanley, Bill Young, Morris Smith, John Crawford. The Earlham Future Farmers of America Chapter was chartered in October 24, 1935. WWI' - ilu! ill 1 ll!! nl 1 Q , , S1 15'-I I ,I 1 if-Q , E E l , s ' f 1' 1 r -.1-U. 5 vw 2 15525 it V iw L i:AaK'?W?5Zr '- i a V Mr. Behnke, Pfister Corn Co. , and Ted Chapter Exhibit McDonald. The Chapter Exhibit received a Silver Tetd McDonald has WOI'l first prize in the Award and the Treasurers Bgok a Gold Pflstel' Corn Show, Perry, Iowa. in both Award in the State FFA contest. Silver 1951 and 1952. Ted received a gold wrist awards were received on our Secretary's watch both years. book and Scrapbook at the District contest UIHER ACEUMPlISHMl IS I 1952 Top Dairy Judging team at the Canton No. Eight Show. Winner of the Annual F. F. A. Tractor Rodeo. Second Place winner of the Four County Soil Judging Contest. Conducted four test plats in the community. Germinated ZOO samples of seed for local farmers. F. F. A. basketball team won the A team tournament. Operated the concession stand at the football games. The Chapter sold mineral feeders, hog troughs, pig brooders, and garden seeds to raise money. Compliments of: PIATT BROTHERS ELEVATORQ DEXTER 8: MENLO. ,115 FRONT ROW, L-R: Karen Crawford, Margaret Conrad, Elaine Welch, Bernice Beeson, Lilah Bennett Sherry Price, Barbara Schardein, Ruby Golightly. SECOND ROW, L-R: Donald Henry, Connie Piatt, Susan Welch, Janet Leeper, Pat Ross, Ronnie Braham, Lyle Marquardt, Wilma Douglas, Carolyn Bradshaw, Bonnie Nellis, Judy Nelson, Lola Black. THIRD ROW, L-R: Marilyn Ross, Janet Brittain, Judy Schafer, Diana Nelson, Freda Gonseth, Ann Brunsman, Juanita Sprunger, Sharleen Welch, Verl Chase, Dickie Bobenhouse, Belva Beals, Myma Mapes, Charlotte Bales, Ruth Crawford, Wayne Fitzgerald, Jimmy Beals, David Strong, Mary Godby. STANDING, L-R: Jackie Bedwell, Helen Gipple, Gloria Allsup, Lucile Werts, Ruby Leeper, Dickie Duff, Mr. Rohm. Compliments of: FARMERS CO-OP ELEVATOR L-R: Sharon Clague, Zelda Hester, Dixie Wright, Sally Standing, Patricia Westphal, Judy Branam, Shirley Oaks, Sandra Compton. FRONT ROW, L-R: Mr. Rohm, Lilah Bennett, Mary Jane Moore, Jeannette Miller, Shirley Blackburn, Lelda Hester, Judy Brannam, Lucile Werts, Margaret Gonseth, Janice Adkins, Pat Westphal, Lola Black. SECOND ROW, L-R: Judy Nelson, Jean Wheeldon, Karen Crawford, Bernice Beeson, Margie Young, Helen Algreen, Bonnie Wilkie, Sharleen Welch, Geraldine Nelson, Lela Brown, Sybil Price, Shirley Oaks, Janice Westphal, Myrna Mapes. THIRD ROW L-R: Helen Gipple, Dixie Wright, Sally Standing, Belva Beals, Billie Jo Osborn, Barbara Dunmire, Judy Schafer, Wilma Nitchals, Wilma Douglas, Sherry Price, Margaret Conrad, Mary Godby, Mary Deets. Compliments of: MCLENNAN HARDWARE 81 MARIE GUNDRUM. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharleen Welch, Richard Bobenhouse, Belva Beals, Myrna Mapes. 3127 we -f 'Q 7 lf' 1 Y. N., 1. a-, T xx wt 'K 'pam fi-- if ..,'f,i',,?g',am, 11 ff qw, PIP BA U SEATED QL-RJ Wilma Douglas, Ruby Golightly, Barbara Schardein, Lola Black, David Strong, Mary Godby, Belva Beals, Myrna Mapes. STANDING QL-RJ: Elaine Welch, Bernice Beeson, Margaret Conrad, Karen Craw- ford, Jackie Bedwell, Gloria Allsup, Helen Gipple, Lucile Werts, Ruby Leeper, Richard D. Duff, Dick Bobenhouse, Verl Chase, Sharleen Welch, Mr. Rohm. Compliments of: FLYNN DAIRY MIXED CHURUS FRONT ROW CL-RJ: Mr. Rohm, Lola Black, Janice Westphal, Sybil Price, Geraldine Nelson, Shirley Black- burn, Mary Jane Moore, Lila Bennett, Zelda Hester, Sharleen Welch. SECOND ROW fL-RJ: Shirley Oaks, Janice Adkins, Myrna Mapes, Lela Brown, Margaret Gonseth, Pat Westphal, Lucile Werts, Mary Godby, Wilma Douglas, Belva Beals, Jean Wheeldon, Judy Branam, Judy Nelson. THIRD ROW KL-RJ: Mary Katherine Deets, Bonnie Wilkie, Helen Algreen, Sherry Price, Judy Schafer, Barbara Dunmire, Wilma Nitchals, Marjorie Young, Bernice Beeson, Billy Jo Osborn, Karen Crawford, Dixie Wright, Helen Gipple. FOURTH ROW CL-RJ: Verl Chase, John Crawford, Ted McDonald, Ronald Dunmire, Wayne Douglas, Dale Lineweaver, Harry Peterson, David Strong, Dean Godown. hh Coach Donald Prlor Margaret Gonseth and Jean Adams Z7 -K ali H35 2 ll 9' 1 'Qi 'l - iii 1 . ew V . 1.. ,jigx 3' y fx FRONT ROW CL RJ Harry Peterson John Westphal Harold Wheeler Press Sp1llers Wayne Douglas Dale Moore Mar11nBr1tta1n Terry Byrne SECOND ROW Mr Bulwan Pete Countryman Rex Letz Wayne Thra1lk1ll I1mMartenda1e Earl Henry Carl Meucal Ronald Rermers Larry Jacobson THIRD ROW Larry Allsup Paul Bedwell Merlln Mapes Ke1thGr1ff1n Chuck Stanley Chuck Sprllers Irm Ross B111 Young Charles Cassady Norman Houghan FOURTH ROW Coach Pr1or Mr Sanders Lawrence Waddell Walter Henkle B1llyLenze Alan Osborn Dean Godown Robert Boyle Allen Goeldner D1ckW Duff STATISTICS FOR 1952 SEASON E H S p Frrst Downs Rushrng Passmg Won 5 Lost l Tred l Earlham Total Yards Garned 2 762 Rushrng Z 384 Passrng 37 Passes Attempted L,omp1ete Incomplete Intercepted Fumbles Own recovered Opp recovered Penalrtres Total Yards 280 Pomts 280 1529 1097 432 8 210 204 Dalla S Center Stuart Adel Pa nnra Redfleld Woodward Dexter Comphments of BYRNE GROCEZRY 8: DR. 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A :L y in-15' ' -- .. xr . . -' x- '7' .M-if Wayne Douglas, Earlham s 185 lb halfback won State wrde recognmon thrs year when he was placed on the tlurd All State Team He was also the states leadrng ground gamer wrth 1429 yards rushrng and 130 yards unanrmous vote of all the coaches of the conference Wayne, playtng rn only seven games because of rn Junes suffered rn the pre season practrce outgarned all opponents rn nme games wrth hrs 1559 yards to therr 1529 yards He also made 2 3 touchdowns and IO extra pornts Wayne, who rs consrdered one of the outstandmg athletes produced by Earlham l-hgh School has earned I5 letters rn hrgh school He wrll graduate at the end of the 1953 school year and expects to attend college We expect to hear more about hrs outstandrng athletrc abrlrty m college competxtron Other outstandlng senrors were, Wayne Thratlktll and John Westphal who were also on the all conference and Harold Wheeler, Press Sprllers, and Captarn Terry Byrne who recerved honorable mentron 30 I , W :a 1 V L' vw. passing for a grand total of 1559 total yards. Wayne was also placed on the all-conference team, by the N l Attendants Judy Branarn D1x1e Wrlght 4-. is Queen Jean Adams HIIMHIIIMI G Attendants Cha rlotte Moore Pat Westphal Trad1t1ona1 reward from Captaln Terry Byrne Complmments of HUNTER HARDWARE 31 L FRONT ROW QL RJ Harold Wheeler Preston Sprllers Dale Moore Larry Jacobson Wayne Douglas SECOND ROW KL Ry Mr Prlor Terry Byrne Wayne Thra11k1ll 11m Marundale Moms Sm1th Rex Letz Marlrn Br1tta1n Allen Goeldner fmanagery THIRD ROW fL RJ R1chard W Duff fmanagerj hm Ross B111 Bensen Bob Severson B111 Young Harry Peterson Norman Houghman fmanagerj BUYS BASKHIlAll The boy s basketball team completed the 1952 53 season by wrnnrng a tre rn the Racoon Rlver Conference Wrth srx lettermen returmng from the prevlous year The team comprled an overall record of 10 wrns and 6 losses The team S offensive average was 45 l polnts per game agarnst the opponents average of 40 5 pornts Wayne Douglas Harold Wheeler Preston Sprllers Larry Jacobson Marlm Brrttran and Terry Byrne were the semors on the team e They Wlnterset DeSoto Adel Stuart 42 Redfield 51 50 Woodward 44 43 Dexter 35 52 Van Meter 43 35 66 32 723 Dallas Cente r Dexter Truro Panora Redfield Stuart DeSoto Stuart Compliments of: ERB'S LOCKER 81 COOPE.R'S D-X 45 43 39 64 Q-w ' lei W n I.. FRONT ROW QL Ry Charlotte Moore Ruby Golrghtly B11ly Jo Osborn Ruby Leeper Sally Standrng Pat Westphal Max Sanders Coach SECOND ROW QL RJ Eleanor Wemhermer Chaperone Dorrs Crow Chaperone Karen Crawford Judy Nelson Mary Godby Pat Schlerffarth Janrce Westphal DIXIE Wrrght Margaret Hester THIRD ROW fL RQ Sherry Prrce Manager Cheryl Wrck Judy Brannam Zelda Hester Barbara Dunmrre Pauhne Beeson Sharon Clague Janrce Adkrns Manager GIIHS BASKHBAll The gu-l s basketball team comprled a overall record of 12 wrns and 6 losses through a tough 1952 53 schedule Wlth a strong freshman crop comrng up to replace the departrng semors The team placed second rn the conference The team had a offensrve ave rage of 50 6 per game durrng the season agarnst an opponentsaverage of46 9 W1nterset DeSoto Adel Stuart Redfreld Woodward Dexter Van Mete r Perry Dallas Center 2 Dexter Patterson Truro Panora Redfreld Stuart Guthrle Cente r DeSoto 4 Comphments of MOI-ILER PRODUCE AND MR. 8: MRS. S. C. WELCH 33 , , V -rg i ' af -'U' V S . W any .y y: y 1 b y 'Fl , . -. U 5 . 4 J M , 9 at y X a 1: 4 - Kg ' My kxrr , v V i 7 , xr, ,1,T KVh ' K wr 1 7 y- C. f 'Q X lx ' ' Fm Q, . , L 6 5, X 49 ' 50 67 48 55 50 47 30 36 54 41 61 59 46 41 42 37 ' 36 64 ' 56 64 51 60 33 60 58 21 ' 50 38 49 66 44 35 33 91 8 69 54 .,, 3 Y g fer -9 P Q-'Fi 7' Q, p Ea EQE as if --af fx., if l . Q ,, l I I , . .4 FRONT ROW, L-R1 Harold Wheeler, Preston Spillers, Dale Moore, Larry Jacobson, B A S I B A I, I. Marlin Brittain. SECOND ROW, L-R: Morris Smith, Wayne Thrailkill, Bill Benson, Wayne Douglas, Rex Letz. THIRD ROW, L-R: Mr. Prior, Jim Martindale, Dean Godown, Bill Young, Jim Ross, Terry Byrne, Allen Goeldner fmanagerj. FOURTH ROW, L-R: Richard W. Duff fmanagerj, Ronald Smith, Walter Henkle, Ronald Reimers, David Strong, Bob Severson, Norman Hougham Qmanagerj. Compliments of: KENNETH JOHNSON Sr ROSELANDS ROLLER RINK, Winterset FRONT ROW, L-R: Harold Wheeler, Preston Spillers, Larry Jacobson, Wayne Douglas. SECOND ROW, L-R: Tom Smith, Allen Goeldner, Harry Peterson, Marlin Brittain, Dean Godown. THIRD ROW, L-R: Mr. Prior, Earl Henry, Jim Martindale, Morris Smith, Bill Young, Jim Ross, Carl Merical Qmanagery. FOURTH ROW, L-R: Richard W. Duff, Keith Griffin, Charles Cassady, David Strong, Ronald Smith, Oran Clements, Norman Hougham I R A C K Cmanagerl. wi 5.415 Eu. J WITH THE HA 36 IIIR HIGH INMAN OIL COMPANY Compliments of: EIGHIH GRADE FRONT ROW, L-R: Merrill Adams, Don Henry, Darwin Barnett, Ronald Branam, Lyle Marquardt, Kenneth Smith, Sarah Clements. SECOND ROW, L-R: Shirley Algreen, Thelma Chance, Janet Brittain, Sally Wilkie, Wilma Chance, Helen Stanley, Dorothy Werts, Patricia Gilman. THIRD ROW, L-R: Joyce Wheeldon, Glen Ramsey, Maxine Nelson, Wayne Fitzgerald, James Beals, Lyle Powell, Jackie Bedwell, Karen Price, Juanita Sprunger. FOURTH ROW, L-R: Marilyn Ross, Kenneth Young, Elaine Welch, Ann Brunsmann, James Williamson, Jane Jackson, Larry Nicholl, Glenna Smith, Barbara Schardein, fMary Wheeldonj, Mr. Paul, teacher. Compliments of RAMSEY D-X FARM SERVICE Sz GARRETVILLE STORE FRONT ROW, L-R: Melvin Bennett, Wayne Fastle, Ruby Fenn, Deloris Hager, John Fredrick, Allen Houseman, Larry Spencer, Willis Smith. SECOND ROW, L-R: Floyd Moore, Dean Erb, Connie Lenze, Z.ella Jensen, Ruth Crawford, Freda Gonseth, Jean Fagen, Joan Duff, Donna Adkins, Bonnie Nellis. THIRD ROW, L-R: Wayne Allsup, Robert Sloan, John Binns, Jerry College, Carolyn Bradshaw, Karel Koboldt, Connie Piatt, Diane Slater, Susan Welch, Janet Leeper. FOURTH ROW, L-R1 Mrs. Standing, Ruth Clements, Nancy Clark, John Brunsman, Dean Nelson, Jerald Boyle, Dwight Letz, Diana Nelson, Patricia Ross, Paul Atkins. Sill IH GRADE FRONT ROW, L-R: Russell Imboden, Ronald Allsup, Harold Waddell, Dick Algreen, Mary Jane Smith, Shari Peterson, Marilyn Chase, Jerry Standing. SECOND ROW, L-R: Miss Crow, Janice Price, Donna Sloan, Judy Findley, Pat Piatt, Coleen Boyle, Margaret Letz, Karen Vierling, Judy Moore, Marilyn Manning, THIRD ROW, L-R: Evelyn Foley, Marilyn Peterson, Stella Lane, Brenda Hester, Linda Inman, Paul Marston, Harlan Griffin, Ronald Brown, Larry Gilbert, Leonard Bedwell, Rodney Ramsey. FOURTH ROW, L-R: Ruby Ralston, David Reimers, Darrell Adams, Mary Louise Lenocker, Harold Adams, Larry Hougham, Donald Brown, Roger Wilkie, Sharon Smith, Ellen Wheeldon, fConnie Claguej. Compliments of JEFFREY TRUCKING 8: COAI.. CO. , 8: STUART ROLLER RINK FRONT ROW, L-R: Beverly Gilman, Everett Cleland, Freddie Bomar, Clifford Fenn, Rosalie Waddell, Joyce Jensen, Dick Werts. SECOND ROW, L-R: Everett Chance, Elsie Clements, Amold Clifton, Dale Battles, Jean Rhine, Sharon Golightly, Karen Jones, Marcene Severson, Karen Lorimor, Dorothy Benz, Helen Frances Dingman. THIRD ROW, L-R: Richard Scar, Rosa Lea McDonald, Rex Burton, Barbara Capp, John Clague, Alvin Rater, Larry Powell, Sharon Barnett, Dean Collins, Paul Hansen. FOURTH ROW, L-R: Douglas Ramsey, Mary Frey, Marcella Gray, Helen Stanley, Judy Duff, Janice Lorimor, Everett Chance, Patricia Mills, Leanna Frederick, Sumner Mapes, Mrs. Olson. --sv FUURIH GRADE FRONT ROW, L-R1 Edith Clements, Richard Burnham, Gary Swallow, Mary Jane Cotton, Wava Blauer, Billy Foley, David Gomez. SECOND ROW, L-R: Miss Mleynek, Larry Rhine, Jeffrey Lormimor, Sandra Bedwell, Shirley Fenn, Patalea Hole, Zelpha Stringham, Sandra Clark, Marilyn Smith, Jerry Swinford, Kenneth Creswell. THIRD ROW, L-R: Jerry Miller, Norman Newhouse, James Binns, Otho Rater, Michael Inman, Michael Gilbert, Linda Anthony, Corbett Griffin, Peggy Kenworthy. FOURTH ROW, L-R: Kenneth Koboldt, Doris Ralston, Shirley Hermon, Clifford Piatt, Betty Koboldt, Nancy Brunsman, Annette Cushing, Sharon Frederick. Compliments of GII..BERT'S CAFE 81 CrORDON'S ELECTRIC 8: PLUMBING. FRONT ROW, L-R: Jimmy Gomez, Charlotte Boyle, Sandra Ahnen, Curtis Lenze, Don Harris, Wandalois Schlotz, Dwight Clifton, Robert'Fenn, Donald Hager. SECOND ROW, L-R: Miss Sandholm, George Weeks, Kathie Jones, Betty Rhine, Thelma Allsup, LeRoy Walhert, Doyle Mapes, Louise Rater, Jack Anthony, Ginger Dingman, Linda Allsup, THIRD ROW, L-R: Donna Lane, Steven Radakovick, Don Sparrow, Nancy Cleland, Rolean Frederick, Larree lmboden, Lee Spencer, Harry Werts, Kerry Peterson. IHIRH GRADE SHUI! Il FRONT ROW, L-R: Herschey Hester, Jimmie Bobenhouse, Nyle Hay, Keith Brittain, Carole Blauth, Barry Brown, Joanne Clague, Jean Clark. SECOND ROW, L-R: Mrs. Allen, Carol Crawford, Beverly Schardein, Lorraine Mills, Ronnie Routh, Judy Hibbs, Bobby Saffell, Jeffrey Hemphill, Veda Dunmire, Sherry Gubser, Jimmie Welch. THIRD ROW, L-R: Marjorie Koboldt, Mary Wilson, Alan Fagen, Johnny Jones, Francis Allen, Robert Lenocker, Richard Peterson, Shirley Branman, Judy Percy. Compliments of: H, D. MCKENZIE, HERFF-JONES COMPANY, Class Rings 81 Pins. FRONT ROW, L-R: Janet Sprunger, Tommy Gomez, Leonard Adams, Roger Gilman, JoAnn Chance, Jimmie Werts, David Boyle, Larry Henkle. SECOND ROW, L-R: Mrs. Goeldner, Fred Clements, Betty Noe, Robert Scar, Lauretta Newhouse, Joe Dean Wahlert, Jimmie Smith, Barbara Derrickson, Francis Herman, Joyce Cushing, Gene Price. THIRD ROW, L-R: Micheal Bobst, Erich Mathews, Pamela Hougham, Bruce Koboldt, Joe Findley, Vicki Price, Sandra Morrison, Jack Kinkennon, Carolyn York. SHIII Il FIRSI GRADE FRONT ROW, L-R: Sharon Smith, Raymond Saffell, Diana Blouth, Sandra Piatt, Billy Smith, Dixie Kasal, Wanda Allsup, Phyllis Burton, Donny Shetterly, Jay Lee Merical. SECOND ROW, L-R: Miss Bilney, Judy Bates, Kamela Brown, Sharon, Wahlert, Terry Summy, Ronnie Ahnen, Jane Sandusky, Dennis Clark, Bobby Gomez, Eleanor Benz, Jean Percy. THIRD ROW, L-R: Bobby Morris, Judy Chance, Bonnie Ludwick, Norma Jean Pryor, Nyla Mapes, Gary Arnburg, Gary Patience, Keven Frederick, Janet Foley, Frank Smith. Compliments of HARRIS CONSTRUCTION CO. 8: COOPER.'S STORE. FRONT ROW, L-R: Richard Kenworthy, Thomas Clements, Bobbie Algreen, Shirley Young, Karen Pryor, Joan Jensen, Beverlee Clements, Dennis Stegall, David Vaughn, Gary Gilbert, Donnie Saffell. SECOND ROW, L-R: Wanda Smith, Gary Beebe, Philip Higgins, Bobby Bomar, Dennis Fenn, Robert Allen, Suzanna Petersen, Delores Madsen, Charles Mills, Carl Bruce Moore, Miss Weinheimer--teacher. KI DERBARIE FRONT ROW QL-RJ: Miss Lyon, Carolyn Frey, Myra DeVore, Ricky Gomez, Arlene Summy, Karen Boyle, Judy Atkins, Craig Wombolt, Linda Mills, Kathleen Eagen, Paul York, Norman Bennett. BACK ROW QL-RJ: Frankie Johnson, Beverly Ingram, Jimmy Price, Beverly Allen, Phillip Morrison, Alma Rater, Richard Stapes, LaVona Lane, JoAnne McDonald. KI IIHIISAIHI ,Milla 'M- A-S 'yn Compliments of: IOWA POWER 8: LIGHT CO Adel, Ia. PAIIIIINIZE Ullll AIIVEHIIIERS IHH HAVE MADE THIS BIHIK PIISSIBH The 1953 Sp1r1t Staff takes thls opportunlty to express thexr sxncere appreclatlon to the many loyal supporters that have made thls book posslble Th1s page contalns a complete l1st of all the advertlsers that have contrrbuted to the success of our book Jeffrey Truckmg 8: Coal Co Stuart Roller R1nk Earlham Motor Co Schafer Implement H D McKenz1e Herff Jones P1att Brothers Elevator Dexter 81 Menlo Gllberts Cafe Gordon s Electrlc 8: Plumbmg Earlharn Style Shop Earlham Lumber Co Earlharn Echo rw Y F m QM- wp Garretvllle Store Harr1s Construct1on Cooper s Store Dr H Bobenhouse Concrete Matenals 8: Const C Hartford Mutual Insurance Company Wallace Jackson Agent Merechth Pubhshmg Company Des Momes Farmers Co op Elevator Kenneth Johnson Roseland Roller Rmk Wxnterset McLennan Hardware Mar1e Gundrurn Earlham Sav1ngs Bank Un1ted Food Market Hunter Motor Co Byrne Grocery Dr Gubser Vet Iowa Power 81 T mehr Adel Hunter Hardware Earl Schalkle Clothmg Flynn Da1ry Cooper s D X i . 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