Earlham High School - Memories Yearbook (Earlham, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1954 volume:

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We hope your experiences in E, H, S, will aid you in making the world a finer place to live. C, ARTHUR HANSEN Superintendent HDIHIHISTHHTIUH X I-Wm i I , -x , ,f JV jj A K 0 Ouir purpose here is to pass on to each succeeding generation the basic principles which are essential for the well being of the individual and the preservation for Democratic ideals. JAMES F. HEMPHILI.. Principal 3 flaqdfffrll-inn. V I. -aw, lbs ROBERT FEE, Commercial Iowa State Teachers DONALD PRIOR, Physical Education Coach Iowa State Teachers ORVAL A. KNEE, Mathematics7OAJN Coach, Science Iowa State Teachers 'Q FORREST BEAR, Vocational Agriculture Iowa State College JOYCE COONEY, Home Simpson College VORIA SHREVE, English University of Iowa MAX SANDERS, History Simpson College MARVIN ROHM, Music Luther College NX Economics it ll l x, 1:-ff' 4' 4 ,41ffffE- ld7!'7Z7l 71332 THERE HHE J ff !EfE7LA PAULINE BELLE BEESON, Polly Why worry--you'll only get gray hair. Re-Echo 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Y-Teen 1,2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Sec, of Annual Staff, Play 3, ROBERT LEE BOYLE, Bob Never proceed until you know what's ahead, Mixed Chorus ,1,2, 3,4, Annual Staff 4, F, F, A, 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Play 3, F, F, A, Basketball 2,3, 4, HOWARD CARL BRICKER A test never worries me until I see my grade. Concert Band 1,2,3, Marching Band 1, Annual Staff 4, F, F, A, 1, Track 1,4, Play 3, LELA MAE BROWN Lead me not into temptation but show me where it is. Glee Club 1,2, 3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Y- Teen 1, 2, 3, 4. IANICE LEE ADKINS, Janie A jolly girl without care or trouble, whose voice with laughter always bubbles, Pres, 1, Y-Teen Pres, 3, Sec. of Student Council 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, Sextette 3, Annual Staff 4, Student Council 1,2,4, Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Play 3, Basketball manager 3,4. HELEN MARIE ALGREEN Silence is more eloquent than words, Sec, 2, Vice Pres. Y-Teen 4, Glee Club 1,2,3, Mixed Chorus 3, Annual Staff 4, Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Play 3, THREE HIHDS UE SEHIUHS fo. e F., ,J 1 xx V N '. ,L N2 'F A . . H, Y t ,lil If x 5' J it 1 0257 it f'N Cb N 59-sf' THUSE WHULUH NAOMI LOUISE COTTEN, Nome A Blush can be beautiful but sometimes F .1 ,UV J very inconvenient, ,fixlaf Annual Staff 4, Librarian l,2g Y-Teen 1,2 3, 4, Junior Play 3, DONALD J, DAVIS, Don Blessed is he that sit down on a red hot stove for he shall rise again. Class Pres. 3: Class Vice-Pres. 4, Student COUI1Ci1 PICS. 4: Student Council Treas. 3, Re-Echo staff 2,3, 4, Student Council 3,4g Annual Staff 4, F, F, A, lg Class Play 3. fl X, DEAN LAVERNE BURNHAM, Deanie and Lover Boy l was under watch but now l'm free to do anything, Class Vice-Pres, 2, F, F, A, l,2,3,4g Track 2, MADELINE ROSE CHANCE He came, I saw, I Conquered. Glee Club 1,2g Mixed Chorus 1,25 Sextette l,2g Annual Staff 4g Y-Teen l,2,3,4g Li- brarian 33 Cheerleader 3, VERL ANDREW CHASE, IR. , Buzzy Dynamite comes in small packages. Class Sec, 8cTreas, 4, F, F, A, Sec, 43 Concert Band 1, 2,3, 43 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 4, Student Council l, 2, 3, 43 F, F, A, 1,2,3,4g Junior Play. JAMES ALEXANDER CLEMENTS, Clem He'll try anything once--and sometimes twice. Annual Staff 4, F, F, A, l,2,3,4g F, F, A, Basketball 2, 3, 4. HND SHIP H LUT 35 fi ' fx ? 'N F wx ' A Yi J K' l sr' f A l , 5?-. , - in tk S THUSE WHU UHTE MARJORIE MAE HARRIS, Marge Sorry boys, I've made my choice, Annual Staff 45 Y-Teen l,2, 3, 45 Librarian 2,45 Junior Play5 Cheerleader 3,4, EARL w, HENRY, cms If orneryness was measured by money, l'd sure be rich. Mixed Chorus 1,25 F, F, A, 1,25 Football l,2,3, 45 Basketball manager 45 Track 35 Junior Play, CHARLOTTE MARIE LENZE, Charley and Char An old maid I resolved to be but Bobby came and tempted me. Annual Staff 45 Librarian 25 Y-Teen l,'Z, 3, 45 Junior Play. LARRY REX LETZ., Rex It's always nice to know those things. It might come in handy sometime, F, F, A, 1,2,3, F, F, A, Asst, sec, 3, Football l,2,3,45 Baseball 2, 3,45 Basket- ball l, 2,3,45 Junior Play, 'X 377 X524 HND STHU UUT L iff LE ROY FREDRIC FULLER, Roy If at first you don't succeed, quit before you make a fool of yourself, Class Sec. 35 F, F, A, Reporter 45 Asst, Reporter 35 F, F, A, 1,2,3,45 Junior Play, F, F, A, Basketball 2,3,4, DEAN CHARLES GODOWN, DizZy No matter how thin you slice it, it's still boloney. Mixed Chorus 3,45 F, F, A, 3,45 Football 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Track 3,45 Junior Play5 DeSoto High School 1, 2. 5. ,iq Ke, yN t Ulf' 'X an-nf ' un,.,.'o,,0 v74n..,. 'u, Q' Y J, E Midi, A x Qu Q if 5 Xb, I ' Q: f f ,ft f ,, rl I , I 1 bf t , AZ S 1-'X THUSE WHU WUHH SHIRLEY JOAN OAKS, Ioan I'm up to date, When I explode you think you're on Nevada flats, Glee Club l,2,3,45 Sextette lg Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 35 Twirler 1,2, 35 Librarian lg Y-Teen 1,2,3, 45 Class Play 3. SYBIL ELAIN PRICE, Syb Smile and you will practically always be haPPY- H Glee Club 1, 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 3,45 Librarian 25 Y-Teen 1,2, 3,45 Y-Teen Pub, Chairman 35 Class Play 3, QQ! 1 1 TEDDY WAYNE MCDONALD, Ted Study is a pastime, why over do. Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Concert Band 1, 2, 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Student Council 45 F, F, A, 1,2,3,45 F, F, A, State Band 2,35 F, F, A, Pres, 45 F, F, A, Treas, 3, 'CHARLOTTE M, MOORE lt better to give than recieve but I'm keeping what I got, Annual Staff 45 Student Council 3, 45 Y- Teen l,2,3,45 Vice Pres, 35 Treas, 25 Pres, Y-Teen 45 Sec,Y-Teen 35 Ed, of Annual 45 Vice Pres, Student Council 3, 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Class Play 3, DALE B, MOORE They can take the bars down now. Vice Pres, 15 F, F, A, lg Football 1,2,35 Baseball 25 Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Track 1, 2 JOANN MARIE MILLER, Jo Why hurry? The day is long. Glee Club 1,2,35 Annual Staff 45 Student Council 2, 35 Librarian 35 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3. HND STUD! HHHD ,,,,, fl fb xi, , x U M59 ls! BUT Hll LUITH THOMAS LEE SMITH, Tom Let every man be master of his own time --even at night. T' F, F, A, l,2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 49 Basketball 4, Track l,2,3,4g Plays 3, F, F, A, Sentinel 45 F, F, A, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Junior Play, WILLIS CLARK SPRUNGER, Bill Why take life seriously--you will never get out alive. F, F, A, Treas. 4, Mixed Chorus 2, F, F, A, 1,2,3,4g Baseball 3,49 Plays 3. ELLIS LEON STANDING, Ellie Why argue? I'm always right, Business manager, Annual 4, Annual Staff 43 F, F, A, l,4g Football 1,4g Baseball 1,45 Track l,4. CHARLES MELVAIN STANLEY, Chuck If brains were dynamite I wou1dn't blow the hat off of my head. F, F, A, lg Football l,2,3g Track l,2g Plays 3, ,Z PATTY LOU SCHLEIFFARTH, Pat The way was hard, but the prize is great, Pres, ofClass 4g Class Treas. 35 Treas. Y-Teen 4, Student Council Treas. 4, Y- Teen l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Junior Play, ROBERT DEAN SEVERSON, Tad I'm standing on the edge ofa great career, will someone give me a push? Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Re-Echo Staff 43 Annual Staff 4, F, F, A, 2,4, Baseball 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4g Track 2,3,4g Play 3, H SINGLE PE W .J hug, ii 'git Jbwfya QW LW S E 57' 'Q X J L i in BREDUHTE Future Homemakers Le Roy -,-,.g- --,1- 111- ' -ii-1-' it -.Q-,-,,,,.. QQ4 ..---V N ' ki ' .- ' Qgf' ,,.. l . l Jan Verl 11 IANICE LEE WESTPHAL, Jan I know a lot but I just can't think of it now. Class Treas. lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Sextette 1, 2, 3, 4, Twirler 1, 2, 4, Annual Staff 45 Y-Teen 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Playg Cheerleader 3. JOHN NORTON WILLIAMSON He would stop St, Peter's roll call just to ask a question. Annual Staff 4, F, F, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Polly F r e shman Initiation Hod Rod Girls Cyan .Nwfory As we gaze through the past lt beg1ns to break through the starry haze and show forth memorable happenlngs of our school days On March 2, 1942 ten members of our graduat1ng class enrolled 1n pre pr1mary M1ss Cleven welcomed to her class Robert Boyle, James Clements, LeRoy Fuller, Charles Stanley, John Wrlhamson, Howard Br1cker, Madel1ne Chance, MarJor1e Harr1s, Charlotte Lenze, and Jan1ce Westphal The next year we were welcomed 1nto f1rst grade by M1ss B1lney and a new face appeared 1n our class It could be none other than Pat Schle1ffarth Later on dur1ng the same ear Dean Godown, Sh1rley Oaks and Syb1l Pr1ce entered our class The att1tude o our class must have been unhearable because Syb1l Pr1ce left at the end of the year Mrs Goeldner greeted our sm1l1n faces 1n second grade and everyth1ng went along smooth unt1l the second half of t e year when Robert Boyle dec1ded to leave us We entered th1rd grade where Mrs Foster began to teach us how to wr1te Oh' what a happy event Th1s ear our enrollment was 1ncreased by three, El11S Stand 1ng Syb1l Pr1ce and Pau 1ne Beeson Mrs Foster was surely glad to get r1d of us for we bel1eve we were the no1sest class ever to enter the th1rd grade On to fourth grade we marched where Ted McDonald Jomed our l1ttle group Dur1ng the last half of the year James Clements pulled up and left Remember the f1fth grade, k1ds'P Verl Chase and Naom1 Cotten Jomed us th1s year We never w1ll forget how d1sgusted Mrs Olson was because we were supposedly grown up But among our group there were st1ll two thumb suckers Guess who' John W1ll1amson and Charlotte Lenze Dur1ng the last half of the f1fth grade Tom Sm1th and W1l11S Sprunger came but Tom left aga1n at the end of the year My goodness do you suppose they w1ll ever settle down S1xth grade, my but t1me does fly Mrs Pray was our teacher then and Dale Moore Jomed us and later on Rex Letz. Never a year can someone Jom us and someone not leave us, so Dean Godown left for DeSoto Now 1nto our l1ves enter a very 1mportant man, our f1rst man teacher Mr James Hemph1ll Seventh grade was qu1te a year for new pup1ls From P1tzer way ha1led three, Jan1ce Adk1ns, Charlotte Moore, and Earl Henry Joan M1ller also Jolned us Madel1ne Chance had to take her turn 1n leav1ng so she left and came back all 1n the same year James Clements also came back We are now go1ng through our last grade before we become Freshmen Unfort unately Mr Hemph1ll was forced to teach us aga1n Poor Guy' Th1s was another 1nterest1ng year Laverne Burnham and Lela Brown Jomed our class and also Robert Boyle and Tom Sm1th came back Now comes the t1me for e1ghth grade graduat1on As we entered lugh school 1n '50 our only newcomer was Helen Algreen, who ha1led from Penn Center The 1n1t1at1on wasn't as bad as we expected, the g1rls dressed l1ke l1ttle g1rls and brought the1r dolls to school and the boys wore the1r clothes 1ns1deout and backwards Don Dav1s came from MISSOUII to Jom us the second semester At the beg1nn1ng of our sophomore year Ellls Standxng fa1led to return But Bob Severson from Nevada, Iowa, took h1s place In our Jun1or year Dean Godown returned from DeSoto The two h1gh l1ghts 1n the Jun1or year was the Jun1or Class Pla Grow1ng Up and our Jun1or Sen1 Banquet and Prom 'A Dutch Tullp Fest1va was our theme At last' the lon wa1ted for event had come 1n September we entered school as Sen1ors Hot Stu fl E111S Stand1ng returned to graduate w1th us Our b1ggest project for the year was earn1ng money to take our tr1p to Ch1cago for sk1p day 12 . .' u .. 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'. i..- .or fl fa ' 5 ' . 1 mf Wf an llufamenf The Class of 1953 be1ng of sound m1nd and on the verge of departure, d make, publ1sh and declare th1S our Last W1ll and Testament Janlce Adk1ns w1lls her 1ron and 1ron1ng board to Phyll1s N1chol Watch out Harry' And her front seat 1n the assembly to any one who 1S s1lly enough to accept lt Helen Algreen w1lls her Homecom1ng Crown to Judy Nelson Paul1ne Beeson w1lls her Job as secretary 1n Hemph1l1's 0ff1Ce to anyone who th1nks they can handle 1t, and has lots of spare t1me To J1m Cresswell Robert Boyle w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to go w1th g1rls Howard Br1cker W11lS h1s accord1on and also h1s ab1l1ty to play lt to J1m W1ll1amson And h1S typ1ng speed goes to Dean Von Rentzell Lela Brown w1lls her long ha1r to Margaret Hester To Ronn1e Brannam Lavern Burnham leaves h1s bra1n H15 lovely romance he w1lls to J1m W1ll1amson Don Dav1s w1lls h1s manl appearance to Allan Osborn Naom1 Cotten w1lls her b ush to V1rg1n1a Sp1llers Watch out V1rg1n1a' And her desk by the W1nd0WS and reg1ster goes to anyone who's lucky enough to get lt Bob Severson w1lls h1s he1ght to Ronn1e Brannam James Clements W1l1S h1s ab1l1ty to get mto trouble and set 1n the front of the assembly to J1m Cresswell Also h1s ab1l1ty to run the mov1e mach1ne to James Clark Verl Chase leaves h1s amb1t1on to stud for a test to Don Henry and h1s trumpet to Mary Deets H1s short 1gure goes to J1m W1ll1amson Syb1l Pr1ce w1lls her long f1ngerna1ls to Zelda Hester Madel1ne Chance w1lls her temper and pout1ness to anyone who th1nks they can control lt Dean Godown leaves h1s p1tch1ng pos1t1on 1n baseball to Glen Ramsey To Dorla Bomar, Le Roy Fuller leaves h1S natural curly ha1r Marge Harr1s leaves her back seat 1n the assembly to anyone who's un lucky enough to get lt by the cold w1ndows Her record of gomg steady to Zelda Hester Earl Henry leaves h1s front seat 1n the assembly to Chuck Sp1llers Charlotte Lenze w1lls her ab1l1ty of go1ng steady w1th one boy to Verna Countryman Slow down Verna' Her good grades she leaves to Sharon Cla ue Be careful Sharon or you may w1n a scholarsh1p Torn Sm1th w1l s h1s track ab1l1ty to Laverne Imboden Rex Letz W111S h1s good behav1or 1n school and good looks to h1s l1ttle brother Ted McDonald w1lls h1S Ford to anyone who 1S r1ch enough to keep It runn1ng and h1s ab1l1ty to catch the ag bus on t1me to Morr1s Sm1th To Don Henry W1l11s Sprunger leaves h1s car Charlotte Moore w1lls her art to study to anyone who doesn't have any th1ng to do Dale Moore leaves h1s qu1et ways to E1dth Shaffer Joann M1-ller W1l1S her ab1l1ty to study 1n study halls, 1nstead of ta1k1ng to her ne1ghbor to Walter Henkle Jan1ce Westphal w1lls her long ha1r to Mr Rohm To J1m W1ll1amson Sh1rley Oaks w1lls her SIZE 4 1 Z shoes More econom1cal Wlmpyl Chuck Stanley w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to stay out of trouble to Walter Henkle John W1ll1amson w1lls lfns back seat 1n the assembly to anyone that 15 lucky enou h to get lt Pat Schle1ffart leaves W1th0Ut argument 13 Cl' z i. u., .. . .' 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G55 p l9LeCy YBYQSNWWWN l964' ' Th1S 15 the day and age of Jet propuls1on My goodness th1ngs have sure changed I wonder what has happened to all the classmates of 1954 Off we blast 1n our pr1vate Jet around the M1lky Way where we f1nd pol1ce man Earl Henry Watch out we almost knocked the top off the Moore 8: Dav1s Expenmental Stat1on Charlotte 8: Don are work1ng on a mechan1sm to make them controllers of Earth We refuel our Jet on Mars where we f1nd Bob Severson owner of Un1versal Space Port w1th Dale Moore work1ng as h1S refuehng ass1stant We have made an unusual explorat1on so who 1S here to 1nterv1ew us None other than Paul1ne Beeson As we take off aga1n we take w1th us the Un1versal hostess Lela Brown As we look 1n the d1stance we can see Jan1ce Westphal Wlth her ass1stant Lavern Burnham do1ng the1r well known Dance on the Clouds Charlotte Lenze 1S also r1d1ng the r1ng of Saturn st1ll on her honeymoon owners of the most famous Interplanetory D1amond Corporat1on The farmers have also made a great success Ted McDonald 1S harvest1ng h1S chew1ng gum crop Bob Boyle 1S plant1ng h1S W1nter arguments so as to have plenty 1n the Spr1ng and John W1ll1amson 1S do1ng qu1te well Wlth h1s home for skunks We see that Sh1rley Oaks 1S here too as a sc1ent1st we mean Tom Sm1th 1S the fearless traff1c comm1ss1oner of Outer Space and a good one too We now are on Venus where the Interplanetory courts have become know w1th the Lady Lawyer of our t1mes, Jan1ce Adk1ns Howard Br1cker and Verl Chase have also set up dental and optometr1stpract1ce here Rex Letz has made great success for h1S home for young apes E111S Stand1ng has 1nvented the so called Jet car of the year We go now to Pluto planet of cowboys, where we f1nd Charles Stanley owner of the one and only rodeo featur1ng W1ll1s Sprunger as abronco r1der Marg Harr1s has found marr1ed l1fe qu1te happy 1n her ranch house bungalow Her nemhbor Joann Mlller has also d1scovered marr1ed l1fe to be d1fferent also Syb1l Pr1ce 1S mak1ng a un1versal planet cru1se on her honeymoon Neptune, no man's 1sland Here we f1nd Madel1ne Chance and Helen Algreen ha1r styl1sts Pat Schle1ffarth owns the hottest l1ttle space Shlp ever to blast off Noam1 Cotten reg1stered nurse takes care of our a1r s1ck passengers Back aga1n to good old earth Where we f1nd James Clements prepar1ng to make a research report on the planets I wonder 1f he w1ll f1nd anyone he knows COULD BE 14 P0 -2 il f ,Q : OF' uqam 1-F2 . W We stop at Jupiter where we pick up Dean Godown and LeRoy Fuller, , . . . . . o n . 6 n n D S omoreb F 1-. if was 'wr 'Sim ' 1-5'-11? fm. Off, c O 9215... F W FRONT ROW: A. Osborn, R, D. Duff, Pres., R. W. Duff, D. Bobenhouse, Sec. ' , 5 ,rr L 4,1 8. Treas., D. Von Renztal, D. Cotten, Y. O W. Henkle, K. Griffen. SECOND ROW: C. Nelson, Z. Merical, V. Spillars, S. ii Compton, S. Clague, I. Nelson, Vice- 5 P V Pres., D. Wright, D. Burnham, V. Coun- tryman, D. Bomar, S. Blackburn. THIRD ROW: C. Nicholl, B. Dunmire, B. Young, D. Strong, B. Campbell, C. Stanley, D. Lineweaver, L. Werts, C. Allsup. L. Black, M. Moore. BACK ROW: I. Bornar, P. Bedwell, M Mapes, J. Ross, R. Smith, J. Creswell, J. Schaffer, H. Gippie, K. Crawford, M. Godby, Mr. Bear. Compliments of EARLHAM MOTOR 8: WOLTZ STUDIOS INC. ' 0 S., 4 , .13 gig . , , 1, - . , 1 4-'f ' 'u' 1 -3' 'r Ly, . 1 -. .Lp P - N-xi gait --z: 1 1. eb R 1 R I Y , S' P N N, Q an X. r . .f , FRONT ROW: J. Brirtain, S. Algreen, T. Chance, W. Chance, H. . ' Stanley, J. Wheeldon, I, Sprunger, K, Price, P. Gilman, S. X Clements. SECOND ROW: S. Wilkie, B. Schardein, L. Nicholl, W, , Fitzgerald, J, Williamson, A, Brunsmann, I, Jackson-Sec, gc Treas,, G. Smith-Vice-Pres., M, Ross, E. Welch, D. Werts, M. Nelson, J. Bedwell. BACK ROW: Mrs, Shreve, R, Branam, D, Barnett, M. Nuckolls, D, Henry, K, Young, T. Payne, L. Marquardt-Pres., L, Powell, M. Adams, G. Ramsey, Mr, Prior, Compliments of EARLHAM SAVINGS BANK 17 In-1 it Rx WX Q55 St For gridiron victories and basketball contests. . . four years of athletics developed healthy minds and bodies. . . in the gym, on the diamond. . . track teams, star quarterbacks. . shooting stars galore. . . each player a part of the unit X., iQ 'llovk MJD UML VQSCCVNT1 7' 0 wwf! FIRST ROW: T. Smith, M. Smith, G. Ramsey, G. Petersen, P. Countryman, D. Moore, E. Stand- ing, E. Henry, C. Spillers, R. Letz, B. Young. SECOND ROW: K. Griffin, I. Williamson, D. S Strong, R. Boyle, R. Dunmire, D. Godown, K. Young, R. D. Duff, J. Ross, I. Creswell, L. Mar- quardt. THIRD ROW: Mr. Sanders, D. Bobenhouse, M. Adams, C. Stanley, D. Henry, T. Payne, I. Beals, R. Smith, M. Mapes, Mr. Knee. BACK ROW: Mr. Prior, R. Branam, A. Osborn, R. W. Duff. SEASON'S RECORD STATISTICS OURS Pete Countrynnan Total Offense Rushing Casey 0 6 Passing 138 tries 511113-1't 0 13 Jim Ross Total Offense Rushing Dallas Centel' 7 Passing 49 tries Adel 0 7 Euis standing Total Offense Rushing Panora O 6 Passing 59 tries Exira 7 25 R. D. Duff Terai Offense Rushing 0 Passing 36 tries Woodward 0 39 Earl Henry Total Yardage Rushing Dexter 33 12 Passing 32 tries M, Smith Total Yardage Rushing Passing 11 tries Compliments of: FLYNN DAIRY 673 yds 501 yds 172 yds 6.16 av 254 yds 189 yds 65 yds 5.17 av 285 yds 170 yds 115 yds 4.83 av 116 yds 90 yds 16 yds 3.22 av 126 yds 123 yds 3 yds 3.85 av 111 yds 111 yds O yds 10.1 av MORRIS SMITH WARD COUNTRYMAN Cornpllments of GORDON STANDING'S ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES and EARLHAM LUMBER CO Earl Henry at the mght Captam of the 1953 1954 football squad was selected all conference guard He also recelved honorable rnent1on for the all state team He was the best defens1ve player and was 1n on three l1ne Mr Donald Pr1or at the left th1s year f1n1shed h1S th1rd year of coachmg at Earlham H1s over all record 1S now 19 won 7 lost l t1ed ZZ I. EARL HENRY in .-v 1 HARRY PET ERSON 'Q 4525, 14 1 Z : 1 . .. . .0 5 ' If sn no , . , Q ., 'J 3. .4-., .. . A 5 .1 s:.1-. . fr : . I s . an 0. ,:.. ,--. I . . . rt. ' 1: L , - .L 052: . 2 l D . ix up , st Q. C683 '- , quarters of the tackles through the ' 3, K D 1 A , V . ,f .' Q' M ,V 'X A r . Q 3 , ' 'fl . . . . . f A 5 V ' 1 Q I - - - ' gf Aj, . K 1 QUEEN: Helen Algreen ATTENDANTS: L. Bennett, J. Nelson, G. Smith, C. Moore. omecoming PEP RALLY and BONFIRE 94 , 1 I ffl I WHAT A BEAUTIFUL CAR .fdcfiuifiezi Compliments of: GIPPLE BARBER 8: DELUXE CLEANERS Compliments of: CONCRETE MATERIALS 8: CONSTRUCTION CO, FRONT ROW:J. Ross, M, Adams, M. Smith, D. Moore, R. Letz, E. Standing, D, Godown, D. Duff. SECOND ROW: R. Duff, M. Nuckolls, B, Young, T. Smith, R. Mohler, B. Severson, D. Strong, 1. Williamson, R, Smith, R, Branam, Mr. Knee, Mr, Prior, THIRD ROW: L. Nickolls, C, Spillers, T, Payne, K. Young, H. Peterson, E. Henry, A, Osborn, B, Campbell, D. Boben- house, L. Powell, Compliments of HUNTER HARDWARE FRONT ROW: K. Young, L. Marquardt, E. Henry, G. Ramsey, D. Duff, SECOND ROW: M. Smith, R, Severson, E. Standing, R. Monler, T. Smith, B. Young, J, Williamson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Knee, C. Spillers, H, Peterson, R. Dunmire, B, Campbell, R, Smith, R, Branam, Mr. Prior. Q, F X . BHSHETBHLL I ,fm 'SC T x S Sf-ii r fx' qi! 'Y-o.,,.VV I . 5' E.. - - , sd. , - , xl, x YJ , N' if A W SAW IT 59 Compliments ofg H. D. MCKENZIE HERFF-JONES COMPANY mW3' 0 1 A n TE NAC QSFA xx c 'P1'Jf,-to X 5 U al. ff 1 hX l 96lllLZ6lfl0l'l5 8' Cfllflfleff Z Mencal M Harms N Houghman R Mohler J Bedwell S Blackburn . 'jug 12 ' ' G -, PA? I Mifdgett ill ii, X ,714 U: , .. . Iv 'Pj ,x 'lf jf: ' 1 V! 3 T C -- , 'EE L 3' I ' 5 I 4 H ff 1 0 Wil' rv -I . LIU I!! '.'-LZ ,V I X Z.: - ...Sf ..,., my - . A ,A-. .- . . O . I O FIRST ROW: C. Moore, D. Davis, I. Adkins, P. Schleiffarth. SECOND ROW: T. McDonald, V. Chase, L. Marquarclt, N. l-lougham, D. Wright, B. Schardein, P. Nichols, R. D. Duff, J. Cres- well. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hemphill, Mr. Hansen, Sponsors. cgiuclenf Conrad! .xgcltieuemenfri The 1953-54 Student Council represents every major high school organization. Representatives from the Y-TEENS and F. F. A. were added to the list of members. A campaign and election was held at the beginning of the year to elect a new president, who was Don Davis One of the first projects undertaken by the Council was the Second Annual Homecoming Dance. The Council presented the queen, Helen Algreen, with a charm bracelet. Four members of the Council attended the N. A.S. C. held at Ames and reports showed that our Student Council was more active than other Councils in Iowa. The Student Council was in charge of the first student produced assembly program which was held the last day before Christmas vacation. The Student Council continued the chapel services. Ten ministers from our community and a Catholic priest were invited. The most serious problem confronting the Student Council was the declining enthusiasm of students at pep rallies and games. To combat this a panel discussion on the subject was organized. From the Magazine Sale profits a public address system was pur- chased for the school. 30 FIRST ROW: D. Wright, C. Moore, H. Algreen, P. Schleiffarth. SECOND ROW: L.'Bennett, Z. Hester, B. Osborn, S. Welch, S. Blackburn, I. Branam, Miss Cooney. 'iellfi C C 01111055 l'l'l0I'l la The Y-TEENS for the year of 1953-1954 had a busy, delightful and outstanding year. Last fall along with our sponsor, Miss Cooney, three girls including Judy Branam attended the Southwest District Conference at Sidney where Judy was elected Secretary of the Southwest District Our annual Mother and Daughter Banquet was held in the latter part of November with the theme of Holidays Throughout the Year. Our Speaker was Mrs. Baul from Des Moines. At Christmas the group went caroling around the town and re- turned to the school house for an exchange of gifts. Some of the few money making projects were the selling of pennants during the football season and pencils relating the basket- ball schedule. Our club participated in the world wide project of scarfs around the world. The scarf representing our club went to Monrovia, Liberia. The Y-TEEN girls gladly took part in the benefit basketball game for the March of Dimes with a challenging game with the Y-TEEN Mothers. The School Dance in March was sponsored by the Y-TEENS with the theme pertaining to St. Patrick's Day. Compliments of ADKINS CASH FOOD STORE FRONT ROW: Mr. Bear, T. McDonald, M. Smith, V. Chase, W. Sprunger, L. Fuller, T. Smith. SECOND ROW: W. Henkle, L. Burnham, M. Mapes, D. Von Rentzell, R. Branam, D. Henry, D. Cot- ten, D. Barnett, M. Nuckills. THIRD ROW: M. Adams, L. NiChOl1, R- Scverson, E- Slafldiflg, C. Stanley, D. Lineweaver, J. Clark, J. Williamson, B. Young, G. Ramsey. BACK ROW: R. Powell, T, Payne, J. Clements, K. Young, I. Williamson, I. Ross, L. Matquart, R.D. Duff, I. Bomar, R. Smith, W. Fitzgerald. vw 'X ur - f ' ' ' it f t HQ1 it Some of the achievements of the F. F. A. were the winning of the Iowa Farmer Degree at the State Convention by Bill Benson, freshman initiation where we in- itiated 14 new boys into our organization and had a watermelon feast. Five mem- bers attended the National Convention at Davenport also. We had a local Parent and Son Banquet where Mr. Clyde Spry, Secretary of A riculture, was the speaker. We received 3rd, prize in the annual tractor rodeo, ant? also had good participation in the Madison and Dallas County fairs. We bought a F. F. A. Scho arship belt and let the boy with the best grades wear it for the lst. six weeks and then the next six weeks the boy with the best improvement got to wear it. We entered a float in the homecoming parade, sold garden seeds and Christmas cards to raise money, and operated a concession stand at the home football games. AT LEFT: Mr Goldner Mr Hansen Mr Spry Ted Mc Donald. 9' F A AT RIGHT: Bill Benson Compliments of ADEL IOWA POWER S.: LIGHT pn. fm F fg. f'-v ', ' 5 . ,S 359 51131, A annum W-'A S+ starr . ,aw I, , FIRST ROW: E, Standing, C, Moore, P, Beeson, T, McDonald, SECOND ROW: M, Chance, J. Westphal, V, Chase, J, Miller, P, Schleiffarth, J, Adkins, H, Algreen, M, Harris, BACK ROW: Mr, Fee, R, Boyle, J, Clements, I, Williamson, B, Severson, D. Davis, H. Bricker, N, Cotton, Compliments of EARLHAM MILL, Sz EARL SCI-IALKLE, CLOTHING HE-ECHU STHFF FIRST ROW: I. Branarn, S, Welch, D, Davis, K, Crawford, BACK ROW: Mr, Fee, L, Bennett, J. Nelson, M, Godby, B, Sevcrson, E, Welch, S, Wilkie, J. Brittain. Biff CLUB FIRST ROW: G. Nelson, L, Werts, B, Freeman, L, Brown, S, Price, K. Price, J, Sprunger, V, Countryman, B, Schardein, S, Clague, Z. Hester, SECOND ROW: I, Schaffer, S, Wil- kie, S, Oaks, P, Gilman, S. Algreen, J, Branam, S, Blackburn, J, Westphal, T. Chance, Mr, Rohm, THIRD ROW: T. Heitman, B, Osborn, A, Brunsmann, M. Godby, E. Welch, G, Smith, B. Dunmire, K, Crawford, D, Wright, C, Bales, S, Welch. FOURTH ROW: D, Bomar, J, Bedwell, M, Deets, D, Burnham, H, Gipple, C, Nichols, M, Ross, B. Beeson, J. Nelson, M. Nelson, Compliments of HUNTINGTON LABORATORIES 81 ROSELAND ROLLER RINK MIXED CHUHUS FIRST ROW: G. Nelson, L, Werts, B, Freeman, L. Brown, S. Price, K. Price, J, Sprunger, V, Countryman, M. Nelson, L, Benneft, Z, Hester, SECOND ROW: S, Oaks, C. Nichols, T. Chance, S. Algreen, J, Branam, P. Gilman, S, Clements, THIRD ROW: M. Deets, J, Schaffer D, Bomar, H, Gipple, A, Brunsmann, M, Godby, B, Dunmire, K. Crawford, D, Wright, C, Bales, D, Burnham, S, Welch. FOURTH ROW: Mr, Rohm, L, Nichols, R. Smith, P, Bedwell, R, Boyle, M, Young, B, Beeson, J. Nelson, l 'V' -QM ' 95 .fw If rr . V fn XXL 0- if fi- X ' T L .- ,J X f'M-1f'HWL -f 'My 1 Y' 4 - va Y '-f -f 'Nz-'13 -' I ,'l 'L' lf'Y'?ff1I, ,, 1 ,. A, ,, Q'1'ifiit'.Z.Tir1 1f,fr41..r ziifif i .lg:j,ZT:L,.- ZEZKZTK x 'fill 2:-,fi1-.' lx., 1' T 'f W7 - W., f 1 A Q I ti gf is .Ex v,?i.x K.li? V az- , V 'L fs, sf f . Q . 1 1 ,. ,- gb NW zefiif- Yv X , Qs! . Q X g mi y wx I K Av ?f Q ,X X Q-Q :f nf 42 9251 215' 1,4 :HI fn-fs . 1 isf. Ili :is ' '1 O ff , x 7ffN ' xy H I4 I ff if J 'L :VN ' 3 .A Qfx X- VV 1 3 1 v V 9' tl: ,ff W4 Q 1 AS HND GRHDES JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GHHUE ' FRONT ROW: I. Binns, M. Bennett, A, Houseman, W, Fastle, G, Boyle, W, Allsup, R, Sloan, D. Erb, SECOND ROW: J, Leeper, F. Gonseth, W, Smith, L, Spencer, K, Mapes, R. Kirscher, F. Moore, I, Frederick, C, Bradshaw, B, Nellis. THIRD ROW: J. Bruns- mann, D. Nelson, R. Spillers, D, Letz, C. Piatt, N. Clark, D. Nelson, J. Duff, C, Powell, C, Lenze, BACK ROW: K. Koboldt, D, Slater, J, Fagan, R, Clements, S. Welsh, P, Ross, D, Hager, R, Crawford, D, Adkins, Mr, Paul, Compliments of PIATT BROTHERS ELEVATOR, DEXTER gl MENLO at ERBS LOCKER xy FRONT ROW:l. Clifton, J, Standing, D, Algreen, R. lmboden, H, Waddell, M, Smith, D. 'XS Sloan, S. Peterson, C, Clague, J. Price, M, Chase, SECOND ROW: S, Lane, R, Ralston, E, ,L Foley, C, Boyle, L, Inman, B, Hester, M. Atkins, J, College, D, Brown, L, Mintle, THIRD ROW: Miss Waddel, D, Reimers, D, Powell, J, Moore, M, Lenoker, S. Nichols, C. Keno- ' 'C yer, M. Manning, S. Smith, R. Wilkie, P. Freeman, R. Brown, P. Marston. BACK ROW: H. XT Griffin, D. Adams, P. Bedwell, R, Ramsey, L, Houghman, L, Gilbert, M, Letz, M. Peter- is son, B, Kirshner, P, Piatt, H, Adams, Mrs, Standing, SEVENTH GRHDE S MXTH GHHDE .,2,. Jlr szveurq Q, 'pf fl ' 1 r':'. :,.'!- - w. ,4,,g.- 'ar ' u'YE 4 0 JI , O x-,,.'-:,'A., Hlrfrnnmq, 0 ' Q FIRST ROW: R, Burton, D. Collins, R, Gist, F, Bomar, R. Scar, R, Werts, A. Clifton, J, Clague. SECOND ROW: D. Benz, J. Rhine, M, Severson, B. Gilman, D, Lorimor, R, Waddell, S, Golightly, R, McDonald, E. Clements. THIRD ROW: E. Chance, L. Frederick, M. Frey, J, Lorimor, I. Duff, H. Stanley, P. Mills, D. Battles. FOURTH ROW: L. Powell, A, Rater, S. Mapes, D. Ramsey, L, Chance, P. Hansen, G. Godby, S, Barnett, K. Jones, Mr, Blome. NOT SHOWN: B. Capp, M, Gilman fRadio PupilJ, K Vierling, D. Mangham, FIRST ROW: Z, Stringham, M. Cotten, W. Blauer, J. Lorimor, D. Gomez, L. Rhine, D, Mintle, E. Clements, J, Swanford, B. Foley. SECOND ROW: D, Freeman, R, Burnham, C. Griffin, K. Creswell, P, Kenworthy, S. Bedwell, S. Herman, M. Smith, THIRD ROW: Mrs, Olson, N, Brunsmann, B. Koboldt, D. Gordon, M. Inman, S, Frederick, C. Platt, D. Ralston, O. Rater, K. Koboldt, I. Binns, M, Gilbert, 1 If fr hiv OI ,L xx U FHTH - . T -3 l FOURTH GRHDE FIRST ROW: D, Hager, S, Radakoxich, II, Werts, D. Nucholls, B. Mintle, J. Gomez, G. Swallow, SECOND ROW: S, Ahnen, S, Gubscr, W, Schlotz, C, Boyle, M, Wilson, M. Ko- bvldt, L, Rater. M, Kenoyer, K, Jones, B, Rhine, L, Allsup, THIRD ROW: S, BI'3Il3ITl, K, Peterson, R, Lenocker, D, Sparrow, R, Countryman, F, Allen, A, Fagan, J, Jones, R, Fred- erick, L, Imboclen, D, Lane, FOURTH ROW: Miss Mleynek, R, Petersen, L. Wahlert, J. Welch, D, Mapes, L, Spencer, D, Clifton, T72 , 4 4., f v 1 U Je Compliments of GII..BERT'S CAFE 81 DR. D. E. GUBSER FIRST ROW, J, Bobenhouse, F, Clements, T, Gomez, M, Bobst, I. Werts ter, K, Brittain, B, Koboldt, SECOND ROW: B, Derrickson, R, Cooper, I, J. Cushing, I. Hibbs, V. Dunmire, S. Powell, I. Clague, Miss Sandholm, Price, B. Schardein, S. Morrison, B. Kenoyer, I, Wahlert, J, Kinkenncn, R. Routh, H. Hes- Sprunger, C. York THIRD ROW: V. I. Hemphill. r MJ SECUHD HHDTHIHD 6RHUEgg,LWM4ZuQ FIRST ROW: R. Gilman, C. Benz, L. Mapes, C. Crawford, C, Blauth, D, Boyle, S, Wahiert, SECOND ROW: B, Smith, G, Kirscher, E, Price, R. Scar, L, Henkle, K. Frederick, L, Adams, I. Chance, Mrs, Allen. THIRD ROW: B. Noe, J, Smith, B. Brown, N. Hay, E. Matthews, S. Daggett, P, Houghman, F. Herman, NOT SHOWN: N, Osborn, I. Cairns, SEUUHD GHHUE FIRST ROW: L. Dawson, J. Merical, F. Smith, D. Shetterly, R. Gomez, D. Parker, W. Rai- ston, G. Barnett, R. Ahnen, G. Armburg. SECOND ROW: N. Pryor, J. Chance, S. Smith, B. Ludwick, D. Blauth, J, Percy, P. Burton, J. Foiley, D. Kasal, N. Mapes, J, Sandusky, K. Brown, Mrs. Goeldner, NOT SHOWN: R. Morris, T. Summy, S. Piatt. t7 r' FIRST ROW: R. Wynkoop, B, Clements, S. Young, K, Nucholls, T. Clements, R, Dillinger, W. Smith, B, Algreen, G, Beebe, B, Bomar, BACK ROW: D, Vaughn, C, Faith, K, Pryor, D, Madsen, P, Higgins, B, Moore, D, Stegall, G, Patience, C, Mills, S, Peterson, Miss Lyon, Compliments of EARLHAM LIVESTOCK CO., QUALITY COAL 81 GENERAL TRUCKING Compliments of EARLI-IAM FARMERS CO-OP ELEVATOR COMPANY FIRST ROW: R, Gomez, M, DeVore, G, Gilbert, D, Kenworthy, P, York, M, Faith, A. Summy, C, Frey. SECOND ROW: N, Bennett, L, Mills, K, Mapes, M, Davenport, B, Cox, J. Atkkns, C. Wambold, I, McDonald, K, Boyle, THIRD ROW: J. Price, L. Lane, A. Rater, F, Johnson, B, Allen, R. Allen, G, Alexander, R, Stapes, L, Mundell, Miss Bilney, Qin I 4. FIRST ROW: K. Schardein, D. Lorimor. I. Latta, B. Dillinger, R. Smith, B. Derrickson, D. Swallow, L. Percy, B. Shetterly, D. Fletcher, I. Cairns. SECOND ROW: B. Smith, J. Secrest, B. Barnett, S. Martens, K. Bedwell, D. Smith, S. Wilkinson, I. DeVaulr, I. Hemphill, A. Cooper, L. Mills, N. Anker, I. Osborn, D. Applegate. THIRD ROW: C. Wheeldon, L. Smith, L. Armstrong, L. Rater, F. Parker, N. Koboldt, D. Higgins, G. Hougham, N. Price, M. Anker, Teacher, Mrs. Knee. Compliments of FLETCI-IER'S SERVICE 8: INMAN OIL. COMPANY FIRST ROW: D. Harris, B. Mintle, D. Hager, D. Nuckols, I. Welch, S. Radakovich, G. Swallow, D. Gomez, and R. Burnham. SECOND ROW: A. Clifton, R. Lenocker, K. Cresswell, B. Foley, I. Miller, M. Gilbert, K. Peterson, D. Mapes, J. Swinford, J. Lorimer. THIRD ROW: Miss Waddell, H. Werts, C. Piatt, M. Inman, R. Ransey, R. Gist, S. Mapes, K. Kolbolt, D. Gordon, F. Allen, L. Spencer, J. Gomez. FOURTH ROW: D. Sparrow, R. Peter- son, D. Freeman, J. Binns, C. Griffin, O. Rater, L. Imboden, J. Jones, and A. Fagen. I llll-MHIIAIE BUYS IZHIIRIIS ADV ISI G TRADE WITH OUR ADVERTISERS At th1S t1me the 1954 ECHOES STAFF w1shes to show the1r apprec1at1on to the people of our commumty and surroundmg v1c1n1ty who made th1s annual pos s1ble Beeson s D X Conrad Electr1c Earlham Motor Co Dr H Bobenhouse Hunter Hardware Un1ted Food Market Earlham M111 Earlham Echo G1Ibert's Cafe Earlham L1vestock Inman O11 CO Earlham Savmgs Bank Schafer Implement Brown's B1 lo Gordon's E1ectr1c 8: Plumbrng Cupple Barber Shop Concrete Mater1a1s Sz Const Co Hunter Motor Co E rl S halkle Cloth1ng Erb's Locker Farmers Co op Elevator Dr Gubser Vet Hartford Mutual Insurance Co Wallace Jackson Agent OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISERS De Luxe Cleaners Adkms Cash Food Store Hunungton Laborator1es P1att Brothers' Elevator Dexter 8: Menlo Hopk1n s Sportmg Goods H D MCKeDZ16 Herff Jones Co Iowa Power and L1ght Adel Roseland Roller R1nk Flynn Da1ry Woltz Stud1o ' - a c , ' Earlham Lumber Co. Fletcher's Service . . , . YW XX 'Nw wff X mf! 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