Earlham High School - Memories Yearbook (Earlham, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1955 volume:

m , ' if 5 ii, I J fl , ' A! 5 is up fx 4 'f 3,5 441 - V w l - 43 1 4 . Donald Prior As a means of thanking Mr. Don Prior for four years of hard work and unselfish devotion we wish to dedicate the Cardinal Call of 1955 to him. We are grateful to him for his enthusi- asm, encouragement, thoughtfulness, and above all his genuine interest and personal friendship for all the students of E. H. S. ww,-,.......1. vs Wifi mana .ff -as ff-f ff' - Sings, 746fWt6l't64Z It has been one ObJCCt1V8 of Earlham I-hgh School to glve you act1v1t1es that notonly teach you the bas1c sk1lls needed to l1ve and work 1D our world but to prov1de some act1v1t1es that w11l help you develop good c1t1 zenshlp sk1lls As you take your place 1n the workmg world all of uc connected w1th Earlham I-hgh School W1Sh you every success 1n becorrnng a good c1t1zen of your comrnunlty state and natlon C Arthur Hansen Superlntendent As long as our publ1c educat1on system can produce students of the cahber of the 1955 graduates, we need no fear of the future years. James F. Hemphlll Prmc1pa1 ft , , 9 . -.. A-------1 1 I get 1 u n VL e- e as e s . . t if E L. was t , , m .. I ' ' ' l I . t . . . . . ' 45 1 'ao'-' I g m,-A N A Y sm in W -A'r - H- - ' -- , 'L' l i pf ' ' , Af ' - ,4-' r I . K ' X 1 f i' 2 JE ' ' f 4 4? l - V A , Hi is . . . . 'I . l J M w ay V V, ' t it f , 6 u,., 'fl 7 A or A 1 2 I I I 'bf XZ S- HOMER CLARK Vocational Agriculture . DON PRIOR Biology, Drivers Train- ing, Coach, :C 145 A l 1, 47' 47. ISABELLA GODBY ORVAL KNEE ROGER ORR Vocational Homemaking. Mathematics, Science, Commercial, Coach. C Ili Z' ll .N f 1.-il . .g 1 A7142 'w -U E' fb K C3 '11 1 7 f K 641' mfs, I -muff MARVIN ROHM MAX SANDERS VORIA SHREVE - Music. A s s i s t a n t Coach, World English, Spanish. History, Ir, High Principal A ,Z if I x v, FLORENCE TRUXELL English, Dramarics. XX 'Y W 5 -..S vi A ilxxv- 1 We Wag JAMES V. CLARK lim I am a woman hater but the Bible says 'Love thine enemies'. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. NORMA LEE COMPTON Norm You are not a success until you are happy in what you are doing. Y-teens 1,2, 3,4, Speech Club 1, Junior Play 3. 7 Emmy 4 CHARLOTTE HELEN BALES Get thee behind me Satan, and push, Concert Band 1, 2, 3,4, Pep Banu 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Y-teens 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 4, Junior Play 3, 1 Act Play 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Annual Staff, Art Editor 4, BERNICE RUTH BEESON Get acquainted with her, She 'll surprise you. Concert Band 1,2, 3,4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1,2,3, 4, Music Contest l,2, Mixed Chorus 2,3, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Y-teens 1,2,3,4, Speech Club 2, 4, Junior Play 3, 1 Act Play 4, Annual Staff, Music Editor 4. LILAH M, BENNETT He who is looking for a soft spot in life may as well save time by looking under his hat. Concert Band 1,2, 3,4, Pep Band 3,4, Marching Band 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Glee Club 2, 3,4, Vice Pres. 2, Class Sec. 3, Y-teens 1,2, 3,4, Program Chr. 3, Vice Pres, 4, Speech Club 2,4, Junior Play 3, Homecoming Attendant 3, Annual Editor 4, Re-Echo 3,4, JUDITH ANNE BRANAM Judy If brains were money, she 'd be a millionaire, Basketball 1,2, manager 3,4, Concert Band 1, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1,2, 3,4, Sextet 3,4, Class Vice Pres, 3, Y-teens 1,2,3,4, Service Chr. 3, Pres. 4, Speech Club 2,4, Spanish Club 4, Pres, 4, Junior Play 3, Homecoming attendant 2, Student Council 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Business Editor 4, Re-Echo 3,4. Zeer: Wmd, fl'-Q as 'D ,usu- ,,1, .N Q I? IT' ,W J I ti ' fb , 3, Q ', ,Y 1 4 !,4q ,alfa is 'Eat' ' MARGARET RACHEL CONRAD Marg I only laugh because my jokes are funny. Music 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Contest 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1,2, Glee Club 1,2, Y-teens Publicity Chairman 4, Speech Club 2, Play 3, Annual Staff Typist. RONALD WARREN DUNMIRE Ron Never let school interfere with your education. Class Treasurer 2, 4, Football 1, 3,4, Co-Captain 4, Basketball 4, Track 3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2, F.F, A. 1, Speech Club 2, Plays 3, Annual Staff Club Editor. BETTY LOU FREEMAN Betsy or Betts Serious, but not to Serious Gay, but not frivolous Concert Band 3, 4, Pep Band 3,4, Marching Band 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Glee Club 3,4, Sextet 4, Y-teens Chorister 4, Speech Club 4, Student Council 4, Plays 3,4, Annual Staff Picture Editor. GERTRUDE HEITMAN Trudy I'd like to be a man hater, but I just haven't the heart. Class Vice Pres. 4, Cheerleader 4, Glee Club 3,4, Y-teens Sec. 4, Student Council 3,4, Vice Pres, 4, Annual Staff Sports Editor, Homecoming Attendant 4. 74 , . . -f. , ' '59 , MARGARET JEAN HESTER Marg A ' A I W ' The longest way round is the sweetest way home, ' ' . - Basketball 1,2,3,4, Y-teens 4, Annual Staff. ,x ' ' T 5 . - . I ZELDA MARIE HESTER ix X, , s If at first you don't succeed, try someone else, l A Class Treasurer 1, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Concert Band , A. l 1,2, Marching Band 1,2,3,4, comes: 1,2,3,4, Mixed ' Chorus 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Sextet 1,2,3, 4, Y-teens 1,2, 3, 4, Chorister 2,3, Re-Echo 4, An- nual staff Advertising Editor. 3 YO Wah ,466 7144! PHYLLIS LOUISE NICHOLL Hollywood 'I'here's a little bit of bad in every good little girl, Class Sec. 2,45 Glee Club 15 Y-teens 1,2,3,4. Program Chairman 45 Speech Club 25 Student Coun- cil 4. BILLIE I0 OSBORN Bill There must be some tall men in this world. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2,35 Mixed Chorus 25 Y-teens 2,3, 45 Social Chairman 35 Speech Club 2,45 Junior Class Play, YH! NORMAN R. HOUGHAM Norm There are two sides to every question, mine and the wrong one. Class Pres. 1, 35 Football 45 Track 45 Marching Band 15 Mixed Chorus 1,2,35 F.F.A. 15 Speech Club 25 Play 35 Annual Staff 45 Cheerleader 35 Re-Echo Staff 1, 2. LaVERN CLIFFORD IMBODEN Bozal It's not what you do, it's what you get away with that counts. Football 15 Track 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,25 F.F.A. 15 Speech Club 25 Play 3, MARY IO JACOBSON IO I would ifl could. but I can't - be good. Basketball 45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, HENRY FRANKLIN KENOYER Perry I'm little but mighty, Basketball 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Junior Play 3. Une 146m- ....,,. avg E 'l i X 7724? 74 74 SANDRA SHARLEEN WELCH Zube Some people think twice before they speak, me, I speak twice before I think! Basketball 1, Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2, 3,4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Contest 1,2, 3,4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2, 3,4, Sextette 1,2,3, 4, Y-teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-teens pianist 2,3,4, Speech Club 1, Student Council Secretary 4, Plays 3,4, Re- Echo 1,2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 1, Annual Staff 4, MARGIE JUANITA YOUNG Marg Acts like an angel but just wait until you get to know her. Mixed Chorus 2,3, Glee Club 1,2, Y-teens 1,2,3, 4, Annual Staff 4. HARRY E. PETERSEN Life get Tedious. Football 1,2, 3,4, Basketball 1,2, Track 4, Baseball 1, 2, 4, Basketball manager 3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2, Student Council 2, Class President 2, ALBERT DEAN VON RENTZELL Still water runs deep. Track 1, Mixed Chorus 1, F.F.A. 1,2. MORRIS SMITH A journey in my car would not be very far. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3,4, Track 2, 3,4 Baseball 2,3, 4, F. F.A. Officer 3, 4, Jr. Class Play 3, Student Council President 4, Class President 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. CHARLES W. SPILLERS Chuck Look out! I still might do something great. Football 1,2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Track 1, 2,3, 4, Baseball 4, F.F.A. 1. ! X 5 I'11 buy than 4 3 ,- Q , 4: A,,:gt,',,yw- I ...A-.IF Your Honor, I object! What? Goofing off. Zi' JI H W' III' No I won't. Here Henry. vw' 5. 1 v What-cha doing now ? The starting lineup. Oh ya a Eating as usual! Watch the b1rd1e Ah Vote for Morr1s I 14-X C 21. jf 43 f Y' wp, l .A QA Q 21227 en f f reef' .. s, nf 'f 9 f 'Z r ef:-P :L Y ' A nf, 421i bw l S i 2. I .ver A .4 f 0 if A-Q A in A' msgs if fi L B ' rf- !1t'Hf., 4 M-B . ' . ' ia 4' ,: ' x ,js 5' .2 Q ,,,f5j:s -,1 L , S g . l , , A lj, ' .UA Q-I F71 , f ' ao' 1, a l 6 ,jg 3. L-. ge: ,I :T 5 Q , -A . . - ,Q , 'ar X- kc- 1' X Lx-H. X X' .. f Q me 'if a sri: re N fi Gloria Allsup Paul Bedwell Lola Black Shirley Blackburn Dick Bobenhouse Darla Bomar Delores Burnham Sharon Clague Sandra Compton Dean Cotten Verna Countryman Karen Crawford James Creswell Richard D. Duff Richard W. Duff Barbara Dunmire Helen Gipple Mary Godby Keith Griffin Dale Lineweaver Merlin Mapes Zola Merical Geraldine Nelson Judy Nelson Alan Osborn Jim Ross Judy Schafer Edith Shaffer Ronald Smith Virginia Spillers Charles Standley David Strong Dale Von Rentzell Lucile Werts Dixie Wright Bill Young 'O 1 , 63:3 if Merrill Adams Darwin Barnett Jackie Bedwell Q -' FQ .. ' 1-.fx L ' , 1 Q Shirley Algreen 3' L 'ff J JL ff , l , ,.:-P + 2 fe' Malia- ff , f' .4 ,, A E I! W x 6 ' Nr . J 'Agffiffik . 1 .. . itllg 're' 23, , , kJ ' ' 1 N ,v Y: A A V jg '3 ' r 'ff-'22 'W J J 3, 'S. 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Q0 ch S3 Ass t Coa SEASON' S RECORD Casey Dallas Center Stuart Ad el Panora Exira Redfield Woodward Dexter ndet Head AEQA' v,k FRONT ROW Max Sander, Coach hm Williamson, Keith Griffin Jim Creswell, Glen Ramsey, Harry Petersen, Kenneth Young, Chuck Spillers Mer r1ll Adams Ronald Dunmire Orval Knee Coach MIDDLE ROW Dwight Letz, John Binns Merlin Mapes R1chardD Duff Morr1sSm1th, David Strong, I1m Ross, B111 Young Paul Bedwell Dean Erb BACK ROW Don Prior Coach Don Henry Jerald Boyle Keith Mapes, Chuck Stanley, Norman Hougham Dean Cotten Wayne Allsup Bob Sptllers Managers, Ronnie Branam and Dick Bobenhouse Q? if , ch Knee Coach Prior Asst C03 Coach Prior and his able assistants started the 54 season with a nucleus of four senior lettermen and molded them into a highly successful team After an opening tie with Casey the Cardinals bounced back and defeated Dallas Center and Stuart Then came the heart-breaking defeat at the hands of Adel whose 13- 12 victory cost Earlham the conference and an undefeated season. The next Friday night found the going a little easier, and romped to a homecoming victory over Panora. The 39 next four games saw the unstoppable Cardinals roll up a total of 144 points while holding their opponents to '7 points. The outstanding players for Earlham were Morris 7 Smith, all-state. Harry Petersen and Glen Ramsey, along 40 0 OURS OPP 13 0 12 13 Z8 19 0 19 0 46 with Smith, made all-conference. Compliments of FARMERS CO-OP ELEVATOR 'lin-sb Bill Young Ir. Halfback Chuck Splllers Sr. Tackle and 'six - ' Ronald Dunmire Sr. End CI le Nix Harry Petersen 1 Sr. Center ,4gg.. ,, If ,3 Morrls Smrth Sr. Fullback Hr, , x 1 3 rr I. 'IT Glen Ramsey ' Soph, Guard Ay. Dick D. Duff Jim Ross Jr. Halfback if 'riff Jr, Quarterback aff if I Y , 4131 ' 'W 9 Kerth Grrffrn hm Creswell Davld Strong Jr Halfback Jr. Guard Jr. Tackle X e Jlm W1ll1ams -la .-lf' 1orr1s Sm1th B111 Youn SEASON S RECORD 111 61 Menlo Van Meter DeSoto Adel Panora Stuart Redfield Woodward Dexter Dallas Center Redfield Dexter Stuart Patterson? Macksburgd' St. Charlesvlf West Des Moines 4'County Tournament f4'4'Sectional Tournament Compliments of ADKIN'S CASH FOOD STORE Pitzer Iowa Q . 'IFB IN4 X 1 -+- N wa FRONT ROW L to R Coach Knee Ronme Branam 11m W1l11amson Davrd Strong Morrrs Smrth B111 Young Harry Petersen Manager BACK ROW Robert Sloan Walter Henkle Rlchard D Duff Rrchard W Duff Ronald Dunmue Alan Osborn Dean Nelson John Brunsmann John Bmns Dean Erb Drck Bobenhouse Manager The 1954 55 boys basketball team frmshed up the season wrth a very successful record The boys after gettrng off to a slow start 1n earl season wound up wrth a ll 6 record They p aced second 1n the Conference w1nn1ng 5 out of therr 7 ames Next came t e County Tournament wh1ch requ1red some extra practlce The boys entered the tournament Wlth a lot of spark and won therr quarter and sem1 f1na1 rounds but they were defeated by St Charles 1n the Champ 1onsh1p contest The boys then moved 1nto Sectronal play meetlng West Des Mornes rn the frrst round It was w1th thrs game that the boys frmshed then- basketball season when they were defeated by the hrghly rated Des Mornes team by a ten pornt margrn Morrrs Sm1th was a unan1mous cholce for f1rst team All Conference .hm W1ll1amson and B111 Young were awarded second team posrtrons Morr1s Smrth also rece1ved recogn1t1on on the All State Honor Roll. Complrments of PITZER IMPLEMENT and GENDLER QUARRY P I A The Trp Off' I 1 l' if C H 4 Q. ff T X Pg , .Lear Lf gf ,afja 231' mx E Q C e l 7 txt, Ji I 5 O f x rx--M-W --- Z ---I' 'N--' is xx fu XE , 1 U Ur UK . 14 15 zu 4 -f 1 - 1. ' W ' , y 5 Y ' , av 1 Y' gg ., f in Y J NE g . . i . .. , 7'0 X . I. . . . . . . : 6400 2433U : J A 3E DS FIRST ROW L Karen Crawford to R Margaret Hester Glenna Smlth B1ll1e Jo Osborn Ann Brunsmann Mary Godby Jane Jackson D1X1C Wnght Sharon Clague Zelda Hester SECOND ROW Janet Wrsecup Manager Donna Adkms Mary Jo Jacobsen Drana Nelson Conme Pratt Pat Ross Susan Welch Manager Judy Branam Barbara Schardeln Mrs Knee Chaperone THIRD ROW Coach Knee Pat Grlman Sh1rleyAlgreen Jean Fagan Nancy Clark Elarne Welch D1ane Slater Bonnre Nelhs and Janet Br1tta1n Sectional Free Throw Champs SEASON S RECORD Q16-41 OPP. Menlo Van Meter DeSoto Adel Panora Stuart Redfield Woodward Dexter Dallas Center Redfield Dexter Stuart Macksburg' Truro Dallas Center Adel' Waukee' Bayard' Perr ' ' County Sectional ' District 60 48 '72 52 60 59 WW vu- f-reg ami-1 Nl' N D xlwwbvf 'T 3 NNN. L to R Susan Welch, Barbara Schardem Margaret Hester Ann Bruns mann Glenna Smrth Brllre Jo Osborn Mary Godby Jane Jackson, Karen Crawford D1x1e Wrlght Sharon Clague Zelda Hester IN BACK Mrs Knee Coach Knee Manager Judy Branam The Earlham grrls had one of therr best seasons th1s year f1n1sh1ng w1th a 16 and 4 record After dropprng the frrst two games of the season the guls bounced back to w1n the next etght The Cardmals then suffered a two pornt loss to Redfreld but rebounded for two more w1ns to end I-2... therr regular season They were undefeated rn Conference play and won the Conference trtle The grrls traveled to St Charles to defend then t1t1e rn the County Tournament and once agam recerved the top award Another trophy was added to the trophy case when the guls out scored three opponents to take top honors tn the Sectional Tourna ment In Drstrrct play the frrst game was lost to a good Bayard team but wrth therr never farhng spurt came back to wrn the Consolatron round and end an excrtmg season Two g1r1s recerved trophys for the1r accuracy rn the Sectronal freethrow contest Barbara Schardeln made 23 baskets m 25 attempts and Drxre Wrrght made 22 out of 25 Mary Godby and B11l1e Jo Osborn made frrst team All Conference Mrs Sharon Clague was placed on the second team. Dxxre Wnght and haperone Margaret Hester were awarded honorable mentlon. Mary Godby, B11l1e Jo Osborn, and D1x1e Wrlght recerved recog n1t1on on All State Honor Rolls. Knee C Comphments of UNITED FOOD MARKET 81 EARLHAM LIVESTOCK CO. o .Q ' r V ' 5 ' C ' ' , .1 1 'T ' v 4. n x 8 X K bt , yyxykrfx X 1 N'.s . A , 1 V 3 ' if up rg: 'E Z5 '3 5 Q ,,, L 7 A ,X . u . 3 I , I . o X u , . - A 'V K . . . . . . . .' -0 if as D' sg' z 'lj 5-if 2 , M M af w ,,, pn ,of ' x 14 K il N f I 5 .E tlch ! E SIQG rj LBNGHA IR P P 'N Q D Cru AY lin, .l ,I Q RAMIM3 We UM 76147066121- 1n2'f5 l 5 -SX E 4i12h Aumq :UWB -we fi' Z n Q GBTIO 8 'E- Q-Q. c QI Ul-10 5 L ulu W I Og QD -zz aenxit 3 Z., 'iffy' 9 ,ff A JJ x , Af X ' og f' 1 5' .sQ?fM?jAf ,D E 14 1' -,974 --Q9 X I 'Q-Q. xl 4 . 5 f TE 1 VE 10 ni 7 U Y Q , in Q f P .ff X . - I 2, C l if x I Y C US fl fvmf -we W., . f--up V in FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Schardein, Lilah Ben- nett, Mrs, Godby, Judy Branam, Trudy Heitman. SECOND ROW: Margaret Conrad, Glenna Smith, Mary Godby, Sharleen Welch, Phyllis Nicholl, Betty Freeman, Z -7eew1. pl' . G-Sldent ,Jud The Y-Teen Club has had an active and interesting year, We began our activities with Freshman initiation and a membership contest. The contest closed with a party given by the team with the least members. A joint meeting with the high school boys was held in October. The program consisted of a skit and discussion on family problems, The annual Mother and Daughter banquet was held November 20th with the theme of The House I Live In. Mr. Joe Moore of Des Moines was the speaker. We celebrated Christmas by going caroling and returning to the school for a gift exchange and party, As Christmas service projects, we made favors for a nursing home and wreaths for each church in Earlham, Other activities include selling candy and apples at basketball games, building a float for the homecoming parade, participating in several National Y-Teen projects, sponsoring a high school dance, and sending delegates to Y-Teen summer conference. One of our members, Lilah Bennett, was elected to the State Y-Teen Cabinet and helped to plan the 1955 Summer Conference, Compliments of IOWA POWER 8: LIGHT COMPANY l YBI, anafh 5. L. ,L -xv 49' dw, Q' AL, v I 'Y h., ii I FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Dick Bobenhouse, Connie Piatt, Trudy Heit- xl man, Keith Griffin, SECOND ROW: Phyllis Nicholl, Sharleen Welch, f i Betty Freeman, Sharon Clague, Morris Smith, John Brunsman, Mr. -, Hemphill, and Mr. Hanson. STANDING, L. to R.: Geraldine Nelson HX i Jim Ross, Glen Ramsey, Barbara Schardein, and Larry Spencer. ,V if. f ,EI . Z 3 ef C 1. jig A The 19 54- 55 Student Council repre sents every major high school organization. A campaign and election were held at the beginning of the year to I Smith elect a new president, who was Morris Smith. MOyr15 One of the first projects undertaken by the .dept Council was the Homecoming celebration. The 9112651 Homecoming dance was sponsored by the Council. The queen, Charlotte Bales, was presented a charm bracelet by our president. Four members of the Council attended the National Association of Student Councils at Iowa State campus in Ames. They reported back that our council was one of the more active Councils in Iowa. The Student Council was in charge of the local talent show which was held the last day before Christmas vacation. A collection was taken up and the proceeds went to Muscular Dystrophy Fund. The Council continued the chapel services. Ten ministers from our com- munity and a Catholic priest were invited. We also had a music cabinet made for the dance club records to be kept in. Compliments of SCHAKLE'S CLOTHING STORE and EARLHAM LUMBER CO. 1, cn 01544 Za! ' 4 D ...- 45 - if 315-,W-11 D AQHA' r 5 17 H, r . N3.5 .',, ' . .-. 1 1 L n Q 1 + , .xx 0 H, , Z 1 03 .fy gm '7- - - lc r , I e 1 Fl - 4' P,r1A is S1 w' ,n A 4 al' 'O Soljjesp D140 A ' O,-C Yscb - UU r cz '51, ew lp h If x If 8 afe fi obeqboul? ffa1,eI?4al'Uy0 S . lvfol. foul: D . OR. fl J We . A1 UQ' ly rs. J' 3 fl' Sfzre pera0a177'gl7tp Cb I af! alle Jac ozte 0 0 In almfucwd. L. to R.: Maxine Nelson, Delores Burnham, Jane Jackson, Diana Nelson, Darla Bornar, Janet Brittain, Verna Countryman. STANDING: Edith Shafer, Sponsor-Mrs, Shreve, and Joyce Wheeldon. Compliments of DR. HARLAN BOBENHOUSE gl MCLENNANS HDWE. ' 1-1 .,?.,' if-lr 1 l Judy, are planning a -'S 26-Sch: Staff Sharleen Welch . . . Judy Branam ..... . Assi Karen Crawford ..... Dick W. Duff Sz Zelda Hester . . . . Barbara Dunmire 85 Elaine Welch . . M Marilyn Ross 8L Pat Gilman . . . Janet Brittain 8a Sally Wilkie . . . Lilah Bennett ,.... Helen Gipple ,,..,. . Editor stant Editor . News and Feature . Sports usic Editors . Grades Circulation . Senior Class , , Junior Class Shirley Algreen gl Karen Price . . . Sophomore Class Diana Nelson 84 Joan Duff . . Fres Sandy Compton .... . . Sharon Clague , . Compliments of THE EARLHAM ECHO hman Class Publicity Reporter xchange papers. X Lilah Bennett . Sharleen Welch Judy Branam . . . . . Zelda Hester . Ronald Dunmire Betty Freeman . Trudy Heitman Morris Smith . T' ,Aw , -1- aqnual was a , , , Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager . . . Advertising Manager . . Clubs 81 Gganization Editor . Picture Editor . Sports Editor . Sports Editor Charlotte Bales . . . ArIiSt Bernice Beeson . . Music Editor Margie Young . . . Treasurer Margaret Conrad . . Typist C ompliments of EARLHAM MOTOR COMPANY 'ff-Q-'N 'mg mr vm' Sugar --Friendly young gal . . Judy Schafer Candy --Attractive girl . . Sandra Compton Lloyd--Unstable ..... Dick Bobenhouse Lois--Prett , but catty. . Verna Countryman Doris--Candry's mother . . .Geraldine Nelson Miss Blackwell--Spinster . . . Mary Godby Aunt Augusta--Formible . . . Helen Gipple David Van Van--Smoothy . . Richard W. Duff Galsworthy --Silent T pe. . . Ronald Smith Mr. Midgely--Lois' father. . . Alan Osborn Sam Bullit--Gabby ..... Merlin Mapes Griselda Hughes--Allergic. Shirley Blackburn STAGE MANAGERS Jim Creswell, Charles Stanley, Dale Line- weaver. PROMPTER Barbara Dunmire PROPERTY Karen Crawford, Darla Bomar, David Strong, Paul Bedwell, Keith Griffin. USHERS Sharon Clague, Dixie Wright, Lola Black, Judy Nelson, Jim Ross, Dean Cotten, Delores Burnham. DIRECTOR Florence C. Truxell 1 '7 .J if 3 B, ' W A Ay 75, 1, '. N 'IQ Neff m fi 'NVQ 4' mme., aww CAST John Maxwell--Father . Morris Smith Janet Maxell--Mother . Sharleen Welch Connie--Daughter 17 . Charlotte Bales Betty Lou--Daughter 15 Betty Freeman Wilbur--Son 14 . . Henry Kenoyer Hercules--Wilbur's Pal Chuck Spillers Bernadine--Betty's Pal Bernice Beeson Marvin--Connie's Friend Ronald Dunmire Aunt Mary ..... Lilah Bennett Miss Murray--Teacher .Trudy Heitrnan J. C. Mallory--Boss .Harry Petersen Molly ....... Zelda Hester Miss Lewis--Secretary Margaret Conrad STUDENT DIRECTOR Judy Branam LIGHTS AND SOUND James Clark, Dean von Rentzell, Billie Jo Osborn, Margaret Hester. PROPERTY MANAGERS Dean von Rentzell and Judy Branarn. - nn- ' Seam ry, . USHERS Margie Young, Mary Jo Jacobson, Norma Compton, Trudy I-Ieitrnan, and Margaret Conrad. DIRECTOR Miss Florence Truxell Director I Qfameoamiag 264665624- Zaeu ' ' ff ,ph , Hr 1 f M P'+M1.f:1s1, COMPANY ' Comp iments o j 4, . x A HUNTER MOTOR X'fkffT,i'xf 'MQ '95 N .fa 1' '1' fv j ! Ufffvffzm If ..v XFX Xu . V' .' Q X V ,'f'g.:-PJ VL' Y-lx ho 1 10110, 5 'WJXX X.. 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FIRST ROW, L, TO R, 5 Judy Branam, Dorothy Werts, Zelda Hester, Carolyn Powell, Bonnie Nellis, Gloria Allsup, Dixie Wright, Helen Stanley, Shirley Blackburn, Edith Shaffer, Pat Gilman, Wilma Chance, Lucile Werts, SECOND ROW, L, TO R, 1 Janet Leeper, Betty Freeman, Ruth Crawford, Geraldine Nelson, Delores Burnham, Judy Nelson, Carolyn Brad- shaw, Shirley Algreen, Lilah Bennett, Freda Gonseth, Karen Price, THIRD ROW, L, TO R.: Maxine Nelson, Bernice Beeson, Nancy Clark, Elaine Welch, Karol Koboldt, Diana Nelson, Karen Crawford, Jean Fegan, Barbara Schardein, Juanita Sprunger, FOURTH ROW, L, TO R, 1 Trudy Heitman, Marilyn Ross, Helen Gipple, Connie Piatt, Ann Bruns- mann, Mary Godby, Barbara Dunmire, Charlotte Bales, Glenna Smith, Marilyn Stout, wed FIRST ROW, L, TO R, 1 Lucile Werts, Janet Leeper, Pat Gilman, Zelda Hester, Freda Gonseth, Judy Branam, Edith Shaffer, Carolyn Powell, Joan Duff, Dorothy Werts, Wilma Chance. SECOND ROW. L, TO R, g Geraldine Nelson, Barbara Dunmire, Connie Piatt, Dixie Wright, Nancy Clark, Diana Nelson, Karen Crawford, Judy Schafer, Ann Brunsmann, Mary Godby, Ruth Clements, Gloria Allsup, Judy Nelson, Lilah Bennett, Maxine Nelson, Bonnie Nellis, Mr. Rohm. THIRD ROW, L, TO R,g Karen Price, Shirley Algreen, Wayne Kephart, Dwight Letz, Henry Kenoyer, John Brunsmann, Dean Nelson, Jerald Boyle, Walter Henkle, John Frederick, Jean Fegan, Ruth Crawford, MW' glcwi . - , LEFT f Y Comme Pxau P TO RIGHT: Sh udy' Sem 6 I at ROSS- arleefl We! LEFT T0 RXGHT: X ch. Janet Leeper mme Wexch' ' 32444. Lf-TFT TU RIGHT: Sharleen Welch, Janet Leeper, Pat Ross, Betty Freeman, Complirneuts of LEEPER FUNERAL. HOME 81 WILDWOOD FLOWER SHOP L, TO R, Z Judy Branam, Lucile Werts, Sharleen Welch, Mary Godby, Dixie Wright, Karen Crawford Zelda Hester Cornphments of THE STUART ROLLER DOME 8: WOLTZ STUDIOS 1n Des MOINES Iowa wdeiem. Sharon Clague Drxre Wrrght 7 L, TO R, 1 Judy Branam, Shirley Blackburn, Sandra Compton, Zelda Hester, i 1 PA ULINE ALLEN Third and Fourth IRENE LENT9 Qixth 97 ANITA GORDON First and Second X .- '0 'X 2 ' V 4-is , N is fs 8-f THEDA BILNEY BEULAH GOELDNER MELLIQA HERROLD First Second English Qocial Qtudies MW r1. fQ Q- ELEANOR KNEE Kindergarten fyft or - 63' 5 f' - l .4- ' BLANCHE MLEYNEK MARTHA OLSON IRENE SANDHOLM ANITA STANDING FOUl'lh Third and Fourth Th' d ir Art and Arithmetic 'D fix ,. :X -3 . D if Q 'K f ' 1 WILMA WADDELL Music and English l FIRST ROW, L, TO R, g Mrs. Herrold, Connie Clague, Marilyn Chase, Mary Jane Smith, Shirley Nuckolls, Donna Sloan, Lilah Mintle, Dick Algreen, Jerry Standing, Harold Waddell, Russell Imboden, Janice Price, Miss Trux- ell, SECOND ROW: Deloris Powell, Mary Louise Lenoker, Marilyn Manning, Roger Wilkie, Larry Hougham, Dar- rel Adams, Corinne Kenoyer, Margaret Letz, Patricia Piatt, THIRD ROW: Sharon Smith, Marilyn Peterson, Ber- nice Cusher, Coleen Boyle, Linda Inman, Brenda Hester, Ruby Ralston, Stella Lane, Judy Moore, Evelyn Foley. FOURTH ROW: Harold Adams, Leonard Bedwell, Harlan Griffin, Larry Gilbert, Ronald Brown, Marion Adkins, Jerry College, Rodney Ramsey, Donald Brown, Paul Freeman. Compliments of: GORDON STANDING ELECTRIC 8: HUNTER HARDWARE COMPANY FIRST ROW, L, TO R,g Karen Lorimor, Karen Verling, Rosalee Waddell, Beverly Gilman, Freddy Bomar, Richard Scar, Dean Collins, Richard Werts, Miss Waddell, SECOND ROW, Mrs, Standing, Gretchen Godby, Jean Rhine, Marcene Severson, Dorothy Benz, Sharon Barnett, Larry Powell, Leonard Chance, Dale Battles, THIRD ROWg Delmar Mangham, Paul Hansen, Johnny Clague, Rex Burton, Mary Frey, Barbara Capp, Rosalee McDonald, Karen Jones, Sharon Golightly. FOURTH ROW: Helen Stanley, Judy Duff, Leanna Frederick, Janice Lorimor, Patsy Mills, Everett Chance, Alvin Rater, Sumner Mapes, Douglas Ramsey, :bf GM FIRST ROW, L, TO R, g Miss Lents, Wava Blauer, Larry Rhine, Zelpha Stringham, Peggy Kenworthy, Donna Min tle, Mary Jane Cvtten, David Gomez. SECOND ROW: Jerry Swinford, Billy Foley, Jerry Miller, Michael Gilbert Corbett Griffin, Jeffrey Lorimor, Mary Jo Bruitt, Sandy Bedwell. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Creswell, Kenneth Ko- boldt, Jimmie Binns, David Freeman, Doris Ralston, Shirley Herman, Patalea Hole, Annette Cushing. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Smith, Sharon Frederick, Nancy Brunsmann, Betty Koboldt, Clifford Piatt, orho Rater, Daryl Gordon, Michael Inman. MISSING: Edith Clements, Compliments of: HERFF-JONES COMPANY H. D. McKenzie Representative FIRST ROW, L, TO R, 5 Mrs. Olson, Jimmie Gomez, Wandalois Schlotz, Donald Nuckolls, Sandra Ahmen, Charlotte Boyle, Donnie Hager, Sherry Gubser, Marjorie Koboldt, Billy Mintle, Gary Swallow, SECOND ROW: Don Harris, Jimmie Welch, Harry Werts, Judy Percy, Louise Rater, Mary Kenoyer, Mary Wilson, Betty Rhine, Virginia Pruitt, THIRD ROW: Linda Allsup, Kathie Jones, Shirley Branam, Donna Lane, Johnny Jones, Laree Imboden, Le Roy Wahlert, Doyle Mapes, Steven Radakovich, Richard Burnham. FOURTH ROW: Richard Peterson Robert Lenocker, Alan Fagen, Lee Spencer, Ruth Countryman, Frances Allen, Christine Wilson, Ro Jean Freder- ick, Donald Sparrow, Paul Nichols. Y '7amZZ FIRST ROW. L, TO R. : Janet Sprunger, Jimmie Werts, Joanne Clague, Barbara Derrickson, Eugene Price, Sandra Powell, Roger Gilman. SECOND ROW: Miss Mleynek, Jimmie Bobenhouse, Keith Brittain, Robert Scar, Jimmie Smith, Judy Hibbs, Rose Lee Cooper, Carol Crawford, THIRD ROW: Gale Mangham, Ronnie Routh, Barry Brown, Pamela Hougham, Frances Hermon, Joyce Cushing, Laraine Mills, FOURTH ROW: Gerald Kirscher, Eric Matthews, Joe Wilson, Jeff Hemphill, Nyle Hay. Compliments of: YORK'S DRUG STORE gl FLYNN DAIRY--Des Moines, Iowa FIRST ROW, L, TO R, 3 Phyllis Burton, Joe Ann Chance, Ronnie Ahnen, Tommy Gomez, Vicki Price, David Boyle, Donnie Shetterly, Ivan chipp, SECOND ROWg Mrs, Allen, Sandra Piatt, Judy Chance, Nyla Mapes, Billy Kenoyer, Joe Dean Wahlert, Gerald Barnett, Herschey Hester, THIRD ROW: Michael Bobst, Bruce Koboldt, Beverly Schardein, Steven Daggett, Jack Kinkennon, Sandra Morrison, Carolyn York, Veda Dunmire, Q FIRST ROW, L, TO R, : Jean Percy, Gary Edwards, Bobby Gomez, Eleanor Benz, William Ralston, Norma Jean Pryor, Terry Summy, Sharon Wahlert, Dixie Kasal. SECOND ROW: Miss Sandholm, Leland Mapes, Larry Daw- son, Bobby Morris, Jane Sandusky, Bonnie Ludwick, Frankie Smith, Larry Henkle, Billy Smith, THIRD ROW: Kamela Brown, Leonard Adams, Janet Foley, Gary Arnburg, Stephen Leeper, Keven Frederick, Nancy Osborn, Sheryl Young, Compliments of DELUXE CLEANERS Madrid, Iowa FIRST ROW. L, TO R,: Carolyn Fry, Michael Edwards, Shirley Young, Wanda Smith, Myra Rae Devore, Dickie Kenworthy, Russell Dillinger, Tommy Clements, SECOND ROW: Mrs, Goeldner, Linda Mills, Karen Boyle, Paul York, Jo Ann McDonald, Karen Pryor, Sharon Smith, Gary Gilbert, THIRD ROW: David Vaughn, Bruce Moore, Philip Higgens, Dixie Bond, Suzanne Peterson, Judy Atkins, Susan Pruitt, La Vonna Lane. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Mapes, Frankie Johnson, Gary Patience, Beverly Allen, Robbie Allen, Phillip Morrison, Chuck Mills. MISSING: Alma Rater, .40 lr FIRST ROW, L. TO R. : Kay Knuckolls, Richy Gomez, Kay Summy, Jimmy Case, Linda Mills, Victor Shetterly, Beverly Clements, Steven Edwards, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Gorden, Lorretta Armstrong, Delores Madsen, Jane DeVault, Marcia Anker, Jay Lee Merical, Norman Bennett, Maxine Shetterly. THIRD ROW: Gary Hougham, Craig Wambold, Jimmy Price, Ann Alexander, Danny Higgins, Beverly Cox, Nancy Price, Nancy Koboldt. Compliments of HUNTINGTON LABORATORIES 8: CONOCO OIL PRODUCTS FIRST ROW, L, TO R. : Jenita Chipp, Dennis Swallow, Russell Smith, Dickie Fletcher, Larry Percy, Beverly Barnett, Deborah Wilson, Joyce Osborn, Bobby Dillinger, SECOND ROW: Miss Bilney, Susan Martens, Judy Hemphill, Donna Smith, Sharon Wilkinson, Nancy Anker, Barbara Smith, Kathy Bedwell, Linda Smith. THIRD ROW: Donnie Applegate, Keith Schardein, Chuckie Wheeldon, Dani Inman, Bobby Bomar, Bobby Derrickson, Bobbie Algreen, Dennis Lorimor. MISSING: Larry Rater, mf fMorningJ ll! FIRST ROW, L, TO R,1 Bonnie Blauer, Ronnie Shelley, Jimmy Roderick, Nancy Madsen, Larry Derrickson, Sonja Shetterly, Jeanie Gomez. SECOND ROW: Stephen Peer, Marcia Sandusky, Carol Shetterly, Terry Wait, Linda Mendenhall, Grace Blankers. THIRD ROW: Dennis Scar, Johnny Ken- oyer, Jimmy Stanley, Bobby Hougham, Linda Christensen, Teacher Mrs. Knee. Compliments of EARLHAM CAFE 8: BROWN'S BY-LO GROCERY fAffernoonJ FIRST ROW, L, TO R.: Kathy Rohm, Kay Bedwell, David Arnburg, Tommy Wood, Larry Chipp, Paulette Hay, Leonard Rehard, SECOND ROW: Mrs, Knee, Danny Bomar, Bobby Smith, Margan Day, Enola Morris, Vernette Frederick, Linda Iunkin. THIRD ROW: Debbie Lorimar, Gail Wyn- koop, Becky Thrailkill, Diana I-lercock, Kenny Summy, Sheila Sanders. MISSING: Cammie Bosley Adam The 1955 Cardlnal Staff w1shes to take th1s opportumty to express the1r slncere appreclatlon to the many loyal supporters that have made th1s book po ss1ble Th 15 page contams a complete l1st of all the advert1sers that have contr1buted to the success of th1s book Conoco Stat1on York s Drug Store Gordan s EICCITIC 8: Plumblng Erb s Locker SCTVICC Schalkle ClOth1Hg Store D X Statlon Hunter Motor Farmers Co op Elevator McLennan Hardware Dr H Bobenhouse Earlham Savlngs Bank Earlham Echo Off1ce Unlted Food Store Leeper Funeral Home Dr D Gubser Earlham Motor G1pple's Barber Shop Earlham L1ve stock Co Schafers Implement Earlham Lumber Co Earlham Cafe Brown's Bylo OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISERS Huntlngton Laboratomes Deluxe Cleaners Flynn Da1ry Herff Jones Woltz Studlos Stuart Roller Dome Iowa Power 81 L1ght Pltzer Implement Adkln S Grocery Pltzer Gendler Quarry P1tzer I Hunter Hardware Wildwood Flower Shop . , . I l f YEARBOOKS f- ,k V 1 1 gn, -ff 1' f Q 'lf f I C